Livermore High School - El Vaquero Yearbook (Livermore, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1972 volume:

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BOTTOM RIGHT: Juliet lCindy Lefevrel dreams of her Romeo. .ls , Z ,iz Q M ou., M3 , 'fm mwm E ans- iii MPR x s ei 0' YQ 1 X ' ska , JA? ,, wiv J f',9 5 V ' ' 'N' i t H ,xx -A ,Q Y 1 . , ,f ffw,fkK,'g3?3X 79 ,gw 'f'+' +' , xg G ff fl 1 ' ' 'H 4 .A ' , A x'1'W?fxyTfK,7Q' ' X ' I f-. ,rw ...f 5' 5? mi . gk Shiv' 'fu :AM . Q73 'ig X ,-.,.,q Homecoming 1971 The week of Oct. 11 was one filled with activity as Homecoming quickly approached its Oct. 15 date. Spirit week included many contests between the Queen candidates and their escorts such as a tug-of-war, bug race, egg toss, and sponge throw. Many others were also busy preparing for Homecoming. The Freshmen and Sophomores were joining forces as were the Juniors and Seniors to make their floats. The football team was practicing hard for the game against Albany. TOP LEFT: Frosh-Soph float. winners of Homecoming float competition. TOP MIDDLE: Ed Wondolowski receives a pass during the Homecoming game against Albany. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Elena Gutierrez works on Junior- Senior float. BOTTOM LEFT: Janice Stamer and Hal Brown participate in tug-of-war during spirit week. BOTTOM MIDDLE: The six homecoming candidates on dress down day. RIGHT: Candidates and team decorate Bug for the big race. , f Q . -,X Mme Lg A 'UNF A Time For Beautiful Dreams f N, A 4 V . V , Q ii, it ,ff The week of activities ended on October 15 with the game against Albany, the crowning of the queen, Pam Wallace, and the Homecoming Dance. The other candidates for queen were Teri Bobba. Elena Gutierrez, Kathy McCarty, Debbi Milby, and Janice Stamer. Liberty provided music for the dance whose theme was The Impossible Dream. LHS Homecoming Queen Pam reigned over the dance. She has made many friends from all parts of the student body during her years at LHS. FAR LEFT: Homecoming Queen candidates: clockwise: Queen, Pam Wallace: Debbi Milby: Kathy McCarty: Janice Stamer: Elena Gutierrez, Teri Bobba. LEFT: The Junior-Senior joint class float. BOTTOM LEFT: The new LHS Homecoming Queen, Pam Wallace, and her father. BELOW: Liberty provides music for the Impossible Dream. --fum-ara-A ff wr L, 2- 'S+ 5 'Q Kg! ! ff f' Www av If? ff fm 'lf gg MA K FQ? i is Q ,L ,415 .g , 1 . 4,,..f-ff ,F .S J. ug ' 1 Q 8, 3' ' 53 K ' L Q' F if Bands And Floats Glamourize Parade it TOP LEFT: Cinderella float enchants many young observers. BOTTOM LEFT: Livermore High School Band marches its way toward another victory. TOP RIGHT: Old cars rumble by in an old fashioned manor. ABOVE: Cowboys help youngster with her horse. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pretty girls add spice to western float. Senior Play The Tavern, Created Members of this year's class of 72 exhibited their talents in a play entitled THE TAVERN, by George M. Cohan. Nlrs. Victoria Stadelhofer once again successfully directed the cast. THE TAVERN was a melodrama which was centered around a mysterious vagabond. lt took place in a lonely tavern one wild stormy night, when a woman, the State Governor and his family were help up. Several people were suspected of the crime and the mysterious vagabond took infinite delight in observing developments as they took place about him. When suspense reached an almost unbearable climax the vagabond was at last located by the keepers of a nearby Sanitarium and it is learned that he, the madman. was responsible for the vastly amusing and complicated series of misunderstandings. ABOVE: Rick Hill helps JoAnne Savage regain consciousnessg CENTER RIGHT: Sheriff Richard Kelly enters. FAR RIGHT: Tavern cast poses in character. BELOW RIGHT: Jeff Hannon accuses JoAnne of being the thief: RIGHT: Rick Hill entices Teri Bobbap BELOW: Owner of the Tavern. Shane Lautenslauger, holds JoAnne in custody. Enjoyable, Fascinating Enteritainment ' ,JU 'x .. nnnn ? l ly Qlffx H! x, My X 'Q . , A W . ti 1 4 5 X gig SE L- L T f Zach. . . .... Howard Ferguson Sally ..... .,... M ary Chamberlain Freeman . . .,.. Shane Lautenslager Willum .... ....,.. W illis Loftis Vagabond . ,. ....... Richard Hill Violet ....... .... J oAnne Savage Lamson ....,. .... B ruce Taylor Mrs. Lamson .... . .. Cindy Casipit Virginia ...... . . Terri Bobba Tom Allen . .. .... Jeff Hannon The Sheriff .... .,.. R ichard Kelly Mrs. Stevens .... . , , Barbara Dixon lst Cop ...... ..,. F red Bloxham 2nd Cop. . . , ......., Doug Steward 3rd Cop ........ ,.............. T om Metz Director ,........ ..,. M rs. Victoria Stadelhofer Assistant Director . . . ........., Helena Quimby Stage Manager . . . ....,...... Brian Bourke Sound Manager. . . ..,...,,...... Bob Kowolick Sound Crew. . . ...... Jeff Vollmer, Phillip Martin Mike Hennington, Nancy Parker Light Panel ..... .,..... D an Martin, Kim Winters Lighting Booth .....,.... Ken Freeze, Tim Hendricks Prop Crew Head .... Janice Thomas, Michele Henry Nancy Houlding, Sylvia Stevenson Costumes. . . Kathy Nordyke, Helena Quimby, Liz Hile Karen McDonald, Susan Walker, Valerie Doggett Make-up ............ Pam Foye, Katherine Snyder Sue Trimble, Susan Walker 23 fu W , . Q S! .uIS+g?F'T P. . f' fx - . N.-.Q - -ra--:. ' ' f. 0 .Q .xx ,fn Q x 555.5 if 5 R .. ,M lb Y. IE .fi if is 15 1 X . ,F 'N . if s . : wwe? - s Ax f ,er f J im X A Vs T L X X N gm ,, QW S , is w X 555 N' gig? Carnival Displays New Tale t Enthusiastic acrobats, dancers and singers entertained Livermore High in the Grand, Imperial musical CarnivaI. Running the show was Victoria Stadelhofer with the assistance of Pamela Steiger. The choreography and music, directed by JoAnn Brodehl, James Heiner, Michael Ward and Melody Webber, reflected the excitement of the cast. Nearly 50 active crew: and cast members struggled to put on three whirlwind performances for the town to enjoy. ABOVE: Dancers improve skills with daily practice. UPPER RIGHT: Mickey Stief expresses his talent. BELOW: More musical moments with cast members. CENTER: Sue assista Rick in the show, LOWER RIGHT: Julie listens to the puppets' advice. FAR RIGHT: Entertainers pause topose. In Musical Form Marco the Magnificent ..... ....., R ichard Hill The incomparable Rosalie . ,. .... Susan Jenkins Lili ,...........,.,...,.. .....,. J ulie Rahn Paul Berthalet. . . ........ Mickey Stief Jacquot .,.,.. Richard Jacobson BF. Schlegel ,... Dr. Glass ...,... Grobert ,,,.,,,, Four Rou sta bouts ,.... Princess Olga , , , Gladys Zuvvicki . . Gloria Zuwicki, ,, Greta Schlegel , , Dog Trainer ,,,A, Volunteers from Audience ..... . . . . . . . .Gary Zeller ..,....,,...JeffHannon . ............... Kevin Duffus .Bob Schrader. Steve Farsaci Richard Callaghan, Mike Curtis KathyNordyke . ......,.,..... Susan Walker . . .. JoniJacobson , . . . .Karen Rich . . Bob Schrader .. . . Kathy Hudson, JoAnn Savage Drunk Men from Audience ...Willis Loftis, Tom Metz Clowns ........ ist Vendor ... 2nd Vendor. . . 3rd Vendor .... Carrot Top , , . Marguerite .... Renardo ....,. Henry .......... Baton M ajorette. . Flag Girls .... ,.... Gypsy ..... Dancers. . . Juggler ........ Student Director . . , . Willis Loftis, Debbie Nethercott ..,.........JodyTucker Mary Chamberlain . . . Ray Hardgraves . . . , . Mickey Stief . . , ,Valerie Doggett . . . . .Cheryl Woods ...,..........YvonneWilliams .....,.,.........LindaDuncan Ellen Hitchcock, Debbie Hannon .........,........DeniseWest .,.,..Susan Erlich, Gina Maddux Kathy Spears, Sue Bailey Robin Hiskes, Cheryl Stiles ,..........JeanneMohr .. , , .Helena Quimby JJ! UST? X Q . 9 s Hs Q, 1' . X I x 5 j f Q, '1 ff was K K Spirit Abounds at LHS Rallies Each year enthusiastic crowds show up to add to the excitement of the pre- game rallies. The 1971-72 year was no exception. Simple skits, such as the all-girl football team and the little old lady Cowboy fan, led to screaming laughter that could be heard clear across the campus. Competition yells and beat 'em banners also stirred up spirit in the fans and team members, too. Following an indoor conclusion many of the rallies were continued outside with music from the pep band and the cheer and dance routines done by the Cheerleaders and Pom Pon girls. To top off the occasion, some sort of mascot of the opposing team would be strung up by the crowds of onlookers to ensure our school spirit for the tremendous up-coming game. J.V. Spirit Girls: TOP: K. Gates. J. Bugas. D. Frank. J, Paine, N. Newton, BOTTOM: V. Gerhart, K. Hudson, J. Firth, S. Kenny. BOTTOM LEFT: Outdoor crowds watch the hanging of the Don. 55 ..s..,.s,i sgxgf 7 Q ,S-ffsifffi .- . Crowds Reflect Pre-Game Excitement f ., ' l A a v4 ' t ws? its S ag' x X 4 New as Ns -M. ' A S K ee irgtig mfg V, 4 , TOP LEFT: The band and girls add an extra punch to the cheers, BELOW: Jenny Jenkins and Yvonne Williams show their faith in the Livermore teams. BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors and other boys are always trying to get into the action of the Rallies. ..r A 'M ,952 we ,W 4 Q af i JL, .17 x Www ,, Ag Sciences Open New Fields of Study Aside from the usual classes taken at Livermore High School, many students have added to their schedules one or more of the classes offered in the Agricultural Science, Horticulture, and Power Mechanics curricula. With instruction from Mr. James Coelho and Mr. Ron Furtado, students studying, Agricultural Science learn about Ranching. Animal Science, Horticulture, meat production and crop production. ln Surveying, under the direction of Mr. James Coelho, students study the arts of land development and map making. With aid from Mr. Carl Corson, the principles of the internal combustion engine and the skills of auto mechanics are taught. NEAR RIGHT: Horticulture students at work in the greenhouse. MIDDLE AND FAR RIGHT: Students in the field learn surveying techniques. BELOW FAR RIGHT: Harry Parks tries to figure out a problem in Power Mechanics. BELOW MlDDLE: Tim Faust studies the machinery used in Power Mechanics. BELOW: John Bishop measures and marks positions for fellow surveying students. ,..- NH ll For The Young Ranchers of LHS 'L B 2 law sf 'W-N., . 4' , Vhgiayer I 3 I .f A QZ,i , Q 4fffQ?rlf -1 spffx if ,G :ylAi,J? g 5?-wanna! Q Z Z 5 2 K 2 r 9 I 1 I I .4 Q F New Director, Mr. Michael Ward an-..Nw,, LEFT1 Percussion section, back row, Tim Warren, Rod White, Mike Conner, Jeffrey Parker, Kip Haaheim, front row, Mark Cardoza, Phillip Ramsey, Seletta Moreland, Roger alunen, Jeff Trigger. BELOW: Woodwind section, back row, Robert Myers, Dan Martin, Karen Rich, Ken Freeze, Mark McMasters, Mary Moran, Mark Zurakowski, second row, Wayne Heusinkveld, Valerie Doggatt, Robert Garrett, Marc Eniedi, Jeff Hannon, Gary Laws, Robert Schrader, Marigrace Mullins, Sue Blair, Brenda Kristiansen, Mary Slice, third row, Jeanne Mohr, Dee Dee Hansen, Lynn Bouscal, Helen Craig, Doris Gregory, June Wagner, Yan Din Yoakum, Adelle Button, Joseph Yoder, Eric Rotsten, Mark Nakana, third row, Sue Ellsaesser, Wendy Swanson, JoAnne Prosser, Sherri Janssen, Sherry Hutchens, Janet Cochran, Sandra Richmond, Sue Voegele, Sharon Brierly, Jeannie Sutton, front row, Dorothy Robinson, Robin Hiskes, Sally Swanson, Carol Faraudo, Linda Hargreaves, Sue Gregson. Concert, Honor Bands Give Outstanding RIGHT: Concert Band, from left, bottom row: Joan Foote. Sue Cook, Janet McDonald, Melanie Collins, Gloria Yoakum, Karen Bjorkland, Lynn Watson, Debbie Siberberg, Kathy Wood, Debbie Miller, Carin Richmond, Debbie Hannon, Toni Crippen: second row: Mike Pwles, David Day. Richard Jacobson, Tom Yanes, Carl Ng, Sharon Harshbarger, Megan Stroud, Gayle Gotch, Mary Brown, Kathy Hendrix, Tia Griggs, Don Brooks, third row: Pariey Smith, Charles Houlding, Mike Nakano, Don Jenkins, Richard Becker, Ken Foote, Donald Dorn, Jack Trigger, Chris Phelps, Dale Mooney, Rich Marnz, Pat Foret, Mark Linde: fourth row: Ray Schenider, David Boothe, Peter Rache, Mark Vangogh. BELOW: Honor band demonstrates its talent during Winter Concert. Q Ms. new x gr , Nw Q ,A 5 kv A t A . 5 K .J x Ka we ve ANG! 3 K ...X , A im 9 . an ,uf we 5 nf' if . we QQ.. , fib- I' 'xx X is sw . x. Q . Concert to Livermore Listeners , S ABOVE: Concert Band during Winter Concert. LEFT: Honor Band, from left, first row: Kit Crocker, Susan Harrison, Cindy Leeper, Sally Swanson, Marilyn Jones, JoAnne Savage, Wayne Heusinkveld, Victor Woolfe, Phillip Martin, second row: Nancy Parker, Jacquelyn Snodgrass, Allan Madsen, John Buginas, Dave Bedford, Joe Gotch, George Ruzicka, Jim Faraudo: third row: Kit Crowley, Deborah Rich, Janelle Ralph, Christy Badger, Linda Duncan, Valerie Doggett, Don ew I' Qian Liv .5 Rynders, Mark McMasters, Mark Henne, fourth row: Dennis Rashe, Brian Taylor, Alden Mondragon, Brad Larsen, Craig Goishi, Marc Eneidi, Susan Bruijnes, Debbi Facer, Steve Farsaci, Alex Ng, Kent Simons: top row: Seletta Moreland, Karl Aaland, Jeff Parker, Susan Walker, Roger Halunen, Michael Ward, Jeff Trigger, Tim Warren. Q new ., fa t F -ini., 1 al eff ki si' 'SS-fi Pep Band Adds Much Life and Spirit to RIGHT: Pep Band performs at one of many LHS rallies. BELOW: Stage Band, from left, bottom row: Roger Halonen, Tim Warren, Jeff Trigger: second row: Joe Gotch, Phillip Martin, Nancy Parker, Marilyn Jones, John Buginas: third row: Dave Miller, Dave Edwards, Kip Haaheim, Fred Bloxham, Kent Simon, Brian Taylor, Alexander Ng. Dennis Rashe: top row: Joe Breshears, Mark Moyer, Jessy Laws, Randy Buddington, Kathy Cardova, Dave Bedford, Brad Larson. li ,tr we Ralliesg Stage Band Excels in Concert . N. H ABOVE LEFT: Pep Band awaits their cue. ABOVE: Majorettes, from left: Doris Gregory: Linda Duncan, solistg Adelle Button: Robin Hiscuss: Sue Boegele. LEFT: Stage Band performs during Christmas Concert, wg xv., ftflffff' 2. - 39 Boys' and Girls' Glee are successful, This year's Boys' Glee has proved to be a success for the second year. With its barbershop quartet style of singing, Boys' Glee has made a name for itself and has a lot of potential. The group is made up of many enthusiastic boys who add a lotto Livermore High's music department. Another fairly new group is Girls' Glee which is made up of 43 Girls. Singing such songs as The Water is wide and My Johnny ls a Soldier. Girls' Glee has done very well in performances and is considered a fine group. Their concerts have been very well received and liked. Maintain Charm and musical quality '? Q J .Wi if 'W Girls' Glee first row left to right: G, Bettencourt. D. Bolton, K. Apker. B, Brixey, K. Gates. Second row: D. Prosser, D. Kengla, D. Crandall, C. Campbell. J. Myers, P. Taber. Third row: D. Frank, C. Hale, B. Fitzgerald, K, Swartzfager, S. Lindsey, J. Myers. S. Hamlin. Fourth row: S. Simerman, C. Latimer, D. Trochez, V, Masluk, D. Smith. M. Castro, B. Austin, C. Hamlin. Fifth row: K. Dimick. J. Jackson, C. Casparie, D. Francis, J. Moore. N. Ofiesh, K. Grass. C. Garcia. Sixth row: J. Moore. E. Henschaw. S. Schopp. C. White. S. Noble, M. Smith, P. Gillette. M. Flowers, and J. Hayden. ABOVE: Boys' Glee First row left to right: J. Tate, D. Haines, M. St Stief, W. Kolar. M. Garcia, J. Bolton. Second row: T. King, C. Copeland, B. Woodcock, T. Hardgraves, M. Curtis, J, Bolton. Third row: R. Callaghan, K. Duffus, H. Alford. D. Tate, P. Slankard, M, Stringer, L. Holloway, ABOVE LEFT: Members of Boys' Glee enjoy class time as they prepare for upcoming concerts. LEFT: Mr. Heinor pauses in between songs. Choruses strive for perfection, achieve A Cappella above, first row left to right: Y. Williams, L. Anderson, M. Button, D. Price, J. Bugas, V. Gerhart, D. Holloway, K. Potthoff, K. Gates. Second row: J. Hannon, K. Hampton, M. Curtis, J. Roshe. M. Stief, M. Morton. Third row: R. Hartgraves, J. Flahn, H. Alford. J. Cardoza, D. Webber, G. Sharp, L. Dilgard, J. Henderson, S. Duffus, M. Webber, K. Duffus, Fourth row: J. Rock, E. Heusinkveld, R. Callaghan, J. Vacobson, W. Walker, L. Durkee, B. Schrader, J. Jenkins, G. Zeller. RIG HT Mixed Chorus far right, first row: K. Gates, K. Castro, C. Glenn, K. Harrell, F. Smith, H. Howe. E. Trevino, J. Myers, K. Digrazia, J. Garcia, R. Cleveland, C. Fay, C. Houle, L. Toledo. Second Row: L. Dailey, D. Cronk, J. Pane, P. Anderws, A. Dye, E. Robinson, D. Dion, M. Henry, M. Button. M. Carpenter. D. Frank. C. Faraudo, C. Woods, R. Morrison, K. Laws, M. Ordaz. Third row: D. Fagundes, S. Hariell, R. Kelley, R. Sumpter, P. Jones, C, Smith, D. Herzoy, D. Smith, S. Phillip, S. Ogilve, D. Trochez, C. Latimer, M. Tuck. Fourth row: D, Prosser, L. Potthoff, D. Benton, J. Tucker, D. Dixon, J. Trevtino, V. Blevins, K. Spears, A. Hensley, T. Skinner, S. Hutchens, J. Humphrey, C. Richards. Fifth row: M. Davidson. S. Dehvan, L. Tasto, D. Sebourn, R. Skinner, D. Fearon, B. Mckissock, M. Neely, T. Barnard. G. Zeller, C. Blocker, C. Henderson, J, Mills, B. Behrens. C. Caddell. RIGHT: Mickey Stief provides accompanyment. ABOVE RIGHT: Mixed Chorus Students relax before class. Excellence in musical competition Livermore High's A Cappella strives for perfection and for this reason it has remained one of the best A Cappella choirs around. Under the direction of music instructor, James Heiner, Livermore's A Cappella has received ratings of excellence in singing. sight reading, and so forth in numerous singing festivals and other musical competitions. Each year. members of A Cappella that wish to, try out for a singing group called Madrigals. This group competes against other groups from other A Cappella choirs. Once again, Madrigals have proven promising as is the tradition of the LHS music department. This year's Mixed Chorus is one of the best ever. With strong voices the Mixed Chorus has accomplished a great deal including numerous performances. The performance with A Cappella at the Livermore-Amador football game was very well received and really fabulous. JE! United Effort Creates Unique Annual M1RAc1.E S W2 ,kg-gg, J 213 ,' . 4 N ,K 'rf - i Q33 51 A PS3 A .,', '-lS5Q- mx X 3 42 'M fmwb .ff W 9'-1-I' N is Fw I, ' f! i El Vaquerito Continues Award Winning Tradition This year's newspaper staff produced 12 issues of the EL VAQUERITO. Editor Jan Firth faced the problem of writing a newspaper with a staff of only 10. But by doubling up, with some students responsible for as many as three different jobs, all the deadlines were met. One of the novelties of the EL VAQUERITO is that it is produced entirely by the students, from the writing to the printing. Between the staff and the advanced offset class, an average issue takes four weeks to produce. The new advisor this year, lVlrs. Lynne Graham, did an excellent job taking over for lVlr, Al Marcetti. Often students would be found gathered around her desk, classwork forgotten, listening to one of her latest adventures. lVlr. Ted Peterson also did an excellent job of handling all the printing of the newspaper. Q! j,,2g,,f 4. if .x 5 Q X as TOP CENTER: EL VAOUERITO staff, top Doug Morrison, standing, from left to right: Karen Bolson, Jeff Dunstan, Richard Callaghan, Barbara Keliomz Denise Giroux, sitting: Joan Firth, Jan Firth, Glenda Coffey, Jan Suchon. TOP RIGHT: Newspaper staff hard at work, BOTTOM LEFT: Sports authorities Doug Morrison and Richard Callaghan. CENTER LEFT: Editor Jan Firth takes time out to relax. ABOVE: Frosh members of the staff Icubsi frolic in the park. RIGHT: Jan Suchon plans her page for the next issue. Q Rtsi f --'f' --'rf ta ..,V I Jan Firth Leads Newspaperg Staff Produces 12 Issues - - Lg-Y ::t gsm., ff -I - 2 -,--.f, - -.-'.--- i- - . mi X Q . .V tis wi K - - 1 w if .. LHS Language Clubs Find Leisure Time This year the Language Clubs of Livermore High School took things easy, providing a minimum of organized activities for their members. Latin Club proved to be non-existent. Officers for Spanish Club were: Paul Lewis, president, Paul Kennedy, vice-president, Ellen Hitchcock, secretary, and Dan Scribner, treasurer. French Club officers were: Stephanie Phillips, president, Kia Kelley, vice-president, and Sally Swanson, secretary-treasurer. German Club officers for the Fall Semester were: Nancy Houlding, president, Helena Quimby and Sylvia Stevenson, vice- president, and Ann Daugherty, secretary treasurer. The Spring Semester officers were: Susen Gardiner, president, Helena Quimby, vice-president, and Ann Daugherty, secretary-treasurer. TOP: Spanish Club and French Club members confer after school: Paul Lewis, Kia Kelley, Nina Ofeish, and Ellen Hitchcock. BELOW: German Club members: Angelika Schoen, Susen Gardiner. Megan McClure, Carol Silva, Bonnie Smith, Sylvia Stevenson, Nancy Houlding, and Helena Quimby. OCX x 2 4-wr ,Ra 1 'K Mm. ,QQRHPOSYME wr 2 .Hamm ,gmmwmsbmsw QSRQQQXXGUQUXKQW - A w5,,,f,kqaevw4f- qms ff-If x N , mans. 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TDP: Block L officers, left to right, Jim Turnball. Curt Rossknecht, Tom Hargraves, Tim Warren, Ed Wondolowski, Mike Martinez. BOTTOM: Block L members first row, left to right, J. Turnball, D. Hansen, G. Cunningham, T. Warren, C. Rossknecht, D. Baird, row two, M. Martinez, B. Storey, E. Meyers, D. Hatch, C. Lane, row three, D. Morrison, T. Rien, K, Gillespie, E. Wondolowskl, T, Hargraves, J. Johnson, J. Wabs. l ii nf. me 2 4 wp- 'fav M qw-4 :- 41. - s. X ,E 2 V N' ,gf -' ww in N, as J SQ' Eng ' yffiffzw' -. W Q 'Q M .L '53 2 KAW, AZALLAT QE' sf . ,, -- f x mx? Q K 'X , Vi , f f 452:51 ,, mwgafgnx , X v mx? 'I f xi X J 'J fa ,mv , ,W .vgmqf,,f f mmf ,577 ' '71 and '72 Asilomar The 1971 Asilomar girls attended the Jr. Girls' Leadership Conference in Asilomar on March 26-27,1971, following the theme of Pop Gun Pam and the Purple Gang. The delegation ran Pam Holten for the office of Vice- President. Pam tied with Cynthia Reeves of Oakdale but lost in the run-off elections. The theme with the purple gangster touch, was carried out through the favors and campaign material with purple velvet garters and a diary of a Gangster in a purple cover. The newly elected Asilomar girls chose Sue Jenkins to run as their delegate for the office of Treasurer. They went as Sue and her Southern Belles and followed the theme through with long, hooped dressed and sachets and diaries as their favors. They attended the Conference on March 24-25, 1972 TOP RIGHT: 1972 Asilomar Girls, top to bottom: Karen Castro, Adelle Button, Alex Sladkey, Sue Bailey. Front row: left to right: Sue Jenkins, Sarah Shroyer. Pat Hodel, Kathy Murphy. BOTTOM: 1971 Asilomar Girls, top: Cathy Stewart, Kathy McCarty, Pam Holten, Roberta Kaifer, Elena Gutierrez, bottom: Roberta Schoonover, Margaret Cigliuti, Debbie Milby. 1 - Zwiillil Girls Reign Over Year of Activities Ten Girls' of the Month were chosen this year by the A.G.S, Board. The girls were chosen for their outstanding accomplishments and contributions to the school through their extra-curricular activities. On May 5, at the Mother and Daughter Dessert, one of these girls was announced as Girl of the Year. TOP LEFT: Girls' of the Month, left to right, Rose Bokanich, December, Nadine Kenny, November: Margaret Cigliuti, September. CENTER LEFT: Left to right, Cathy Stewart, February: Roberta Schoonover, January. BOTTOM LEFT: Left to right, Pam Holten, April: Glenda Coffey. March. BOTTOM RIGHT: Top to bottom: Kathy Diaz, May, Teri Bobba, June. Not pictured is Janet Henderson, Girl of the month for October. ,i Cub The FFA lFuture Farmers of Americal, is becoming one of the strongest clubs at L.H.S. The 1971- 1972 year was a very good year for the FFA. Meetings held only once a month on a Tuesday night were brought to order by President Allen Lagarbo. Throughout the year members joined in contests and competition. Parliamentary Procedure took first in the sectional competition and third in the North Coast. RIGHT: FFA Board, Manuel Gabriel, Linda Frydendal, Allen Lagarbo, Malcolm Bankhead. BELOW: FFA members seem to be very involved in the meeting. BELOW RIGHT: Freshmen- Sophomore members, first row: Bernard Smith, Cindy Tuculer, Bruce Wheeler, Ray Wells. Danny Palmer, John Miller, Laurie Cromie, Diane Wright. Kathy Andrade, Laurie Cardoza, ary Calhoun, John Gentry, Dottie Mello, Gail Wright: Second row: Ann Breit, Nancy Barkley, Colleen Mohanan, Terri Hagemann, Margaret Madden, Debbie Lagarbo. Julie Thurner, Lisa Richards, Wendy Neely, Terry Gonzales, Cindy Davis, Tina Ward, standing in truck: Bob Douglas, Tom Baird, Vince Bobba, Andy Olds, Tom Henery, Rocky Volponi, James Lewis, Tim Wade. 4.3 New xsfsml-i..u m irst in Section LEFTt Parliamentary Procedure Team: John Avilla Allen Lagarbo, Malcolm Bankhead: BELOW Junior-Senior members standingi Dave Holmes Vaughn Evans, Craig Charbonneau, Bob Spooner Pam Blankenship, Carry Nelson, Linda Frydendal Allen Largarbo, Malcolm Bankhead, Linda Hyde sitting: Al Quay, Deven Barkley, Patsy Fellingham back: Mike Kraft, Stan Escover, Eddie Escover Martin Wright, Tom Simon. Sat L QQ IEC Squires Foreign Students Around LH International Exchange Club of Livermore High School arranged many exciting activities for their members. The year began with a party to introduce the exchange students to the club. This year the group welcomed two European visitors, Angelika Schoen from West- Berlin, Germany, and Trine Melvaer from Oslo, Norway. IEC also planned a special breakfast and an ice skating trip. Officers for the fall semester were: Katie Ross, president, Carol Houlding, vice- president, and Debbie Lord, secretary- treasurer. For the spring semester there were: Sylvia Stevenson, president, Lisa Norris, vice-president, and, again, Debbie Lord as secretary-treasurer. They were in charge of the organization of LHS International Day when other exchange students from the Bay Area came to visit for a day. RIGHT: Gela from Germany, spent her year with the Loboscos. BOTTOM RIGHT: IEC Members: Back row: Jenny Jenkins, Megan McClure, Lisa Norris, Bonnie Smith, Katie Ross, Carol Houlding, Carol Silva, Bruce Taylor, Mary Balbach, front row: Debbie Lord, Susen Gardiner, Nancy Houlding, Silvia Stevenson, Helena Quimby and Angelika Schoen. BELOW: Trine from Norway, enjoyed her stay with the Ross family. ia- T., in HA Has Another Fantastic Year at LHS Under the dynamic leadership of president Becky Olsen, vice-president Colette Wade, secretary Loretta Mullany, and treasurer Cindy Bettencourt, the Future Homemakers of America made their club known through many sensational activities. The year began with a bake sale to raise funds for the annual FHA dance which was held soon after. At Christmas the group arranged a party for the children of LHS faculty, an event which was a great success. Later in the year FHA also sponsored an ice skating trip for its members. LEFT1 FHA members. Sitting: Joy Smith, Joan Skinrood, Debbie Cofer, Susanne Simerman. Sharry Holeman, Kristy Miles, Cindy Bettencourt. Janet Cochman. Standing: Deirdre Bourke, Loretta Mullany, Becky Olsen, Susan Abbott. Cindy Gilbert, Pam Elliot, Debbie Rowe. Cindy Barnett, Stephanie Black, BELOW LEFT: From the homemakers' Christmas party for the faculty children. Below: FHA members entertain small guests. Bottom: Santa Claus Bud Perry greets the mob at FHA's Christmas party. C-0-W-B-0-Y-S Spells Dedicated Varsity Spirit Girls TOP RIGHT: Pat Hodel smiles softly, MIDDLE RIGHT: Varsity Spirit Girls cheer with the crowd. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pat Duletsky waits for the action. TOP LEFT: Spirit Girls stand in formation at a rally. BOTTOM LEFT: Varsity Spirit Girls, left to right, Pat Plessing, Pat Duletsky, Chris Rohn, Kathy Tobin, Dorothy Fitzsimmons, Vicki Karvelis. Cathy Stewart, Pat Hodel, Jenny Ponce. One of the many activities undertaken by the Varsity Spirit Girls this year was a joint planning, with other spirit squads, of the banquet given in honor of the LHS Championship football players. The squad was also represented at the Cheerleading Camp at the College of the Holy Names in Oakland last summer. Vickie Karvelis and Pat Hodel attended, winning the Spirit Stick for one day, and bringing home two excellent and one outstanding ribbons. ,, iii,-'SSW '- -.t1'ik:3i kiK: if i 'W lT'fiI!3f'? i?t 'E'S.'- 'Saifsfm BN Rally Club Overwhelms LHS Rally Club has always played a big part in promoting spirit at Livermore High, and this year was no exception. All of the cheering squads, many girls and a few boys, belong to this club. The Homecoming ceremonies and dance, and also the rallies, are among the activities sponsored by Rally Club. An organized cheering section, and a barbecue for Block L and Rally Club members were planned. TOP: Rally Club Officers, left to right, Pam Holten, Vice-President, Jenny Jenkins, Presidentl Ann Remillard, Publicity Chairman, Nita Newton, Treasurer. Not Pictured, Karen Castro, Secretary. BOTTOM: First row: Jenny Jenkins, Pam Holten, Karen Castro, Ann Remillard, Dorothy Fitzsimmons, Second row: Connie Jost, ChiChi Cruz, Adelle Button, Janet Cardoza, Colette Wade. Ellen Hitchcock. Third row: Cheryl Strout, Carolyn Wente, Jane Hurley, Mary Balbach, Arlene Hibdon, Judy Burgas, Patti Myers Fourth row: Kathy Peters, Janice Stamer, Barb Little, Lynn Minkler, June Wagoner, Margaret Cigliuti. June Firth. Fifth row: Debbi Milby, Elena Gutierrez. Denise Boeder, Kathy McCarty, Mary Basham, Shawn Kenny, Kathy Gates, Debbie Frank, Gail Rawles, Kim Holten. Sixth Row: Jenny Ponce. Chris Rohn, Cathy Stewart, Vicki Karvelis, Kathy Tobin, Pat Hodel, Pat Duletsky. Dedicated CSF'ers Uphold Motto- Activities for Chapter 102 cc of the California Scholarship Federation began with a trip to San Francisco to the Palace of Fine Arts, dinner, and the ACT play Dandy Dick. Service projects of the fall semester included a cleanup of Livermore High grounds, wrapping Christmas presents for the Red Cross. and helping decorate the Veterans' Administration Hospital for Christmas. Spring activities culminated in the annual CSF banquet where scholarship winners were announced and Life Members were presented. TOP PHOTO: CSF Officers: FRONT ROW: C. Scott, Fall Secretary, C. Nelson, Spring Vice President, R. Becker, Fall President and Spring Secretary: SECOND ROW: K. Scott, Spring President, R. Hill, Spring Historian, S, Stevenson, Fall Vice President: BACK ROW: F. Bloxham, Fall Treasurer, K. Ross, Fall Historian, J. Snodgrass, Spring Treasurer. BOTTOM PHOTO: CSF Juniors and Seniors: SEATED: R. Hill. S. Walker: FRONT ROW: D. Abramson, B. Rawles, N. Parker, C, Faraudo, M. Cigiuti, N. Houlding, R, Hiskes, S. Bailey: SECOND ROW: L. Gordon, J. Moore, E. Anderson, S. Swanson, J. Snodgrass, L. Duncan, S. Stevenson, L. Patton, M, Silvey: THIRD ROW: A, Daugherty, C. Scott, M. Southwick, R. Becker, S. Street, P. Reynolds, L. Norris, K. Rooney, K. Ross, J. Volponi: FOURTH ROW: S. Farsaci, A. Gagaza, S. Dittig, M. Wondolowski, S. Brujines, R. Rose, C. Brown: BACK ROW: R. Olken, K. Gillespie, C. Nelson, F. Bloxham, J. Neef, D. Gee. G. Ruzika, A. Ng, G. Kishi, E. Zimmermann, C. Ford, K. Winters, K. Scott, P, Barr, D. Duncan. dusk vfffw MMR? TOP PHOTO: CSF Life Members: Front ROW: D. Abramson, B. Rawles, N. Parker, M, Cigliuti, N. Houldingg SECOND ROW: L. Gordon, E, Anderson, S. Street, L. Norris, S. Stevenson: THIRD ROW: A, Daugherty, C. Scott, R. Becker, P. Reynolds, M. Southwick, K. Rooney. BOTTOM PHOTO: CSF Sophomores and Freshmen: FRONT ROW: J. Firth, C. Phelps, C. Ng, P. Frydendal, P. Shearer, SECOND ROW: S. Baashal, P. Kennedy. P. Woodward: THIRD ROW: S. Blair, J. Smith, T. Carothers: FOURTH ROW: C. Houlding, K. Hudson, M. Hausmann, S. Dickenson, J. Crawford: FIFTH ROW: W. Cohen, L. Raisner, E. Heusinkveld, C, Chenoweth, A. Remillard, M. Slice, E. Dickinson: BACK ROW: J, Yoder. C. Grayson, D. Richards, N. Leowe. Jeff Trigger Demonstrates Leadership To be a good student body officer you must be able to work harmoniously with other people. This year, a special problem arose because of the age gap of the officers. However, because of interclass communication, LHS had a Junior, Jeff Trigger, elected Student Body President. Jeff. assisted by Robert Olken. undertook the jobs of running noon meetings, and assemblies. A constitutional ammendment last year gave the treasurer more responsibilities. Bruce Taylor executed this job with great enthusiasm. An executive staff or a student council could not function without a Secretary. Susan Walker. doing a fantastic job this year. helped immensely. TOP: Student Body President Jeff Trigger. BOTTOM: Left to right, Student Body Treasurer Bruce Taylor, Secretary Sue Walker, Vice President Bob Olken. 'S ...Q-F . U 1 ...muses alfiKu-in . 5 we gf. rj 2 If - L Z L KX I rf . Ji ig - 3. f it .S ax. egg?-Q5 y li if X J. A A S' 51 ! KE Q' X 'X ff . is as il N 1.3. ik -fig S 1 , 'F X, -ss: .5 - iw. -K 5. i . N 2 ' 1 li Student Body Leaders Work Toward Goa Once again the student body has had representation at the school board level with Rick Hill reporting as re- presentative. Dennis Abramson serving as Judge and Police Chief made Student Court and Police Force effective at LHS. Organizing elections was George Platt. His responsibilities included Student Body Officer and other school elections. All extra programs were handled by Hollis Bascom. Communication with other students. etc. were handled by Scott Daily. Publicity Chairman. Making Freshmen and others feel at home was Chris Rohn, receptionist. TOP: Left to right, head Pom Pon girl Kathy Peters, head Varsity cheerleader Kathy McCarty. head Junior Varsity cheerleader Kim Holten. CENTER LEFT: Left to right, Judge Dennis Abramson, School Board Representative Richard Hill. BOTTOM: Left to right, Program Chairman Hollis Bascom. Publicity Chairman Scott Daily, Election Chairman George Platt. Not pictured are Receptionist Chris Rohn and Emblem Chairman Tim Warren. ls f. S Q A 'N Q Ne, 1 W VA.V s 'q 3 ,S K . . ' S Q f f ,Q A.. , M -f , ,MW f 54,53 1'-M . ,Jaw -.- su-mm 'xy F X, Q Wm lbw. F N SY Q,-at 1 was ' WV ' , ' line . A if , ' iff? ' 9. JN . x Svery individual has 11 place te fill in the world, and is impcrlaut in some respect, whether he cheeses te be sc er ual. flauftlfcme Klasses '72 Class Officers Lead Senior Class The graduating class of '72 really outdid themselves this year. Seniors began the year with a car wash and bake sale, then, in October, hammed it up on Senior Dress Down Day. After months of planning the upperclassmen enjoyed the Senior Ball at the elegant Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. So ended perhaps the best year of four, and one the class of '72 will never forget. RIGHT: 1972 Senior Class President, Pam Holten. BELOW: Senior Class Officers lfrom leftlL Gwen Arnold, Senior AGS representative: Cathy Stewart, Senior Girls' representative: Roberta Schoonover, Secretary: Keith DiPietro, Vice President: John Stroud, Treasurer: Rick Weingart, Senior Boys' representative, LEFT: Patti Myers, Barb Little, and Debbi Milby select the decorations for the Senior Ball during class meeting. BELOW LEFT: Debby Hatch entertains the noon-time quad dwellers, BELOW: Debbie Simpson and Roberta Schoonover teach John Stroud the art of knitting. w Q. W' 'vm Stephen Abbott Dennis Abramson Janet Abston Sue Aceves Dave Alford Howie Alford Roseanne Alonzo Barbara Ames Ray Ancira Edward Anderson Peggy Anderson Kathy Apker School Street Provides Additional Activity Jerry Hamlin is caught off guard. Gwendolyn Arnold John Avilla Lynn Baca Christine Badger Boy and dog cruise School Street. S S is Another Side of Life for LHS Seniors Malcolm Bankhead Cynthia Barnet Mary Barrett Mary Basham Ron Basso Rhonda Becker David Bedford Debra Bettencourt Mark Beyer John Bishop Raquel Bishop Russell Bjorklund S B W? M421 70 like Mr. Rose shows Dave Bedford how to play trumpet. Denise Boeder Rose Bokanich Karen Bolson Karen Boring Lydia Borrallo James Boswell Brian Bourke Sandy Bradley Ideal Teachers Enco urage Activity of LHS Seniors Stephanie Black Fred B lox ham Teri Bobba Stan Boben Turkey Day Provides Feast For Physio. Class Cheryl Briggs Randy Todd Brown Harold Brown Susan Bruijnes Randal Buddington Nick Buranis Connie Caddeil Debbie Comacho Paul Cardoza onald Michele Castro Marc Catron check out digestive Class of '72 Enjoys Senior Privilege Barbara Cazen Carol Cedarlu nd Mary Chamberlain Terri Chamberlain Chris Churchill Margaret Cigliuti Kevin Clark Glenda Coffey ' if Kent Cook Arthur Coombs John Cordial Cynthia Crist Katherine Crocker ' Kit Crowley of Campus Caroling at Christmas 4... Seniors prepare to fill the halls with singing. Glen Cunningham Scott Daily Michael Daly Ann Daughtery Bonnie Davidson Sue Day Teodora DeLorenzo Sandy Denman , r A 3 -I armfauiiiiiii 4 f .' ' 1 L 4g,3fWiWL - - 1' 3, Robin Dennis :Vi LAK A Kathy Diaz 5 3 Franklin Dickenson ' Debbie Dickey Diane Diggs Larry Dilgard Michael Dimon Kieth DiPietro Barbara Dixon Michael Dixon Scott Duffus David Duncan Ruth Durkee Jan Erickson Edward Escover Stanley Escover John Estes Debra Facer Lee Ann Fagan Larry Duarte Pamela Elliot Anthony Esquibel Tim Faust Beauty abounds on LHS campus. Dress LH. Up Fo Jown Day - Seniors Dress Jnderclassmen u., Sigur Howard Ferguson Patsy Ferrulli Michael Fink Janet Firth June Firth Ron Fitch Dorothy Fitzsimmons Patty Ford Cheryl Fox Pamela Foye Susan Frary Barry Freitas K E G '72ers Study and Relax Work engulfs Fred Bloxham and Ken Gillespie Linda Garner Leslie Gentry Leroy Gibson Jill Gibson Ken Gillespie Craig Gilley Karen Givens Susan Glover Gordon Frost Linda Frydendal Manuel Gabriel Violeta Gagaza John Garcia Susen Gardiner l Seniors congregate in the quad. John Gleese Laurie Gordon Jeannette Gouvia Liz Gowan Kathleen Grady David Gravette La Verne Gunter Elena Gutierrez Dorothy Guymon Joe Guzman Carol Haines Toni Hallock Jerry Hamlin Jeff Hannon Corin Hansen Donald Hansen Patrick Hansen Tom Hargreaves Debby Hatch Alison Hawkins Cathy Houle Ronald Heath Susan Heatherly Greg Helstrom Janet Henderson Eugenia Hunt Seniors Stir Up Spirit At Pre game Rally Rallies are great but sensors gurls have eyes on boys7 Tom Henerson Cynthia Henry Michael Hutchings Linda Hyde Tom Irving Anthony lvins Veigh Hennan Richard Hill Scott Hodges Dale James James Jenkins Joe Johnson Marilyn Jones Harold Holmes Pamela Holten Nancy Houlding Roberta Kaifer James Kennedy Nadine Kenny Milda King Seniors Rule' Seniors Rule! . . . Barry Kleeberger Theresa Klis Sharon Koth Karl Krause Allen Lagarbo Chris Lane Jon Langhorst Brad Larson Darwin Lavinsky Shane Lautenslager Allen Lau Jesse Laws Familiar Senior Faces NQVN' -ww WH i 3... - Debbie Lawson Richard Leal Senior guys are good for a few laughs. esm- '-,J I X Jon Langhorst gets caught red-handed. Cynthia Lefevre Casilda Leon Scott Lewis Brad Matthews Dale Mauldin Craig Linker Jack Lippis Barbara Little Willis Loftis Debbie Lord Steven Loveless Perry Lutz Steve Machurick Cindy Makepeace 81 Debbie Martin Kathy McCarty Megan McClure Jim McC0llough Kaylyn McDaniel Penny McDowell Scott McFarlane Mark McGue Bill McKinley William McNeeIy Martin Meester Elwood Mello Ed Meyers Debbie Milby Class of '72 Finds Fun ln or Out of School Howard Ferguson has many talents Linda Frydendal and the invalid Carl Wallstedt. Pat Miller Scott Miller Alice Mohawk Danny Moniz Johnnie Moore Raymond Moore Mary Moran Scott Mu nro Patti Myers Robert Myers Craig Nelson Paula Nichols Robert North Debi Nunes Lisa Norris Mack Ogilvie Eric Olheiser Robert Olken Ken Ortega Kathy Otto Gloria Prindle Ernie Pyle Joyce Oyler Cheryl Oxsen Nancy Parker Charlene Pazin Helena Quimby Mary Haisner Dennis Rashe John Pendley Alleen Perry Frank Peters Jon Peters Bruce Rawles Michele Renteria Patricia Reynolds Seniors Study For Last Year I . I Seniors study for semester final Seniors Appear Calm ln Final Exam Week quqnunmmvsivuv-'- qssvyif Hurray, I'm finished! shouts Dennis Rashe. Kathy Peters Rachelle Pettibone Stephen Piwetz . Marcia Rice Karen Rivers Patricia Robbins Kathy Rooney Patricia Plessing Kevin Plunkett Donna Price Greg Rose Katie Ross Daniel Rossknecht Rich Flowsey wlstkiki Senior Girls Hard at Work Robert Sandoval Greg Santucci Albert Sator Cindy Saunders I ,- I -I X.. , 'yf' ,s JoAnne Savage Susan Schick Roberta Schoonover Susan Schopp i 1. :R James Shearer Jesse Shofner Debbie Simpson Terry Skellenger 'iw vi 39 5' Karen Bolson works diligently. Randall Skinner Paul Slankard Cheryl Smith George Smith Linda Smith Marty Smith Michele Smith Carol Snyder Katharine Snyder Ruth Sondell Don-Sorensen Mark Southwick Seniors? You Bet! 4 J Marita Spragge Janice Stammer Steve Springer Linda Starkey Debi Nunes and Patty Ferrvlli awaite D. is-.... an 1 'rt 5 S .5 D. Day pic. fww -.K - ' ' if My -as nz. H , , , 5 L. Ls! Q 33' fi on 1? ' 'M wr, 3 1 r v Senior boys wander through quad on Dress Day. . 4' v... Down Jan Staggs Douglas Stewart Sheiiah Stewart Larry Sterner Kathy Steves Michael Stief Cathy Stewart Sylvia Stevenson 'T Seniors Portray Style 4 Hx xi Yg. if Pat Tandy Glenn Taylor Mark Stiles Susan Street John Stroud Juan Trevino Susan Trimble Dana Summers Les Sundberg Holly Tackett Marty Thompson Sherry Tillman Elna Trevino Denise Vanderbur John Valperga Sharon Vogus LHS '72 Guys Find Plenty of Time For iA a'i.1ii.Q 'A Mike Walden Susan Walker Pam Wallace Sandy Wallace Carl Wallstedt Scott Warne Shauneen Warne Laura Watchempino 90 Dave Willis and friend make use of the senior bench, Goofing 0ff Lelia Volmer JimWabs Kevin Plunkett comes to the aid of a friend, Lisa Watkins Doris Watts Melody Weber Calvert Webster Dana Weiner Flick Weingart Cheryl White Lonnie White Dennis Whitfield Don Will Pam Williford Dave Willis Ed Wondolowski Wendy Wythe Brian Zimmerman Eric Zimmerman D E E l T Juniors Earn Funds For Upcoming Senior Year Showing more spirit than any other Junior Class in recent memory, the Juniors' started off their first year as upperclassmen by holding a car wash and bake sale at the Lincoln Shopping Center. Combining efforts with the Seniors the class of 73 presented their homecoming float entitled To Reach the UnreachabIe to an overflow crowd at the victorious Livermore-Albany game. Topping the year off was undoubtedly the Junior Prom and their succession to the Senior class. TOP RIG HT: Junior class President Dave Sexton. BELOW: Junior Class Officers counterclockwisez Karen Castro, Dave Sexton, Barbara Feinberg, Sue Dittig. Mike Troiano. Linda Duncan. John Buginas. Alan Madsen, Keith Otsuki. and Delbert Gee. Mirwfhirl vii, f' fo '4,g7ifS Y6flQ,1 :Mimi iv-k ?2Z.'7f,W:-Za l:'3?Z.iEs5Z?a3fK5iE3WA,9flEE445'?H.ex0'm!?iiF W?f' Class of 73 Awaits Senior Privileges 5 , 11,14 . . M A fs segggifg . . 55 TOP LEFT: Juniors congregate at benches between classes. ABOVE: Rodney Brooks and Robert Frary instruct Sophomore Dennis Mann in their favorite pastime. LEFT: Junior Guy Fahnhorst prepares for his morning classes. Wacky Junior Girls Add to the Glamour Of High School Kim Clark seems to have been caught off guard. Gina Baca Scott Bahr Steven Bailey Susan Bailey Don Baird Mary Balbach Laura Banke Clarence Bargmann Devin Barkley Roxanne Barnett Sarah Baroody Greg Barr Pamela Barr Barbara Barrett Karen Barrow James Barton Hollis Bascom Don Baxter Mark Beard Bryan Behling Leslie Benedix Elaine Bernard Dave Bettencourt Gwen Bettencourt 3 Y 5 .W 5 V J., 1:53 M f we W ei? f Q Q, ,fag VJ l -A A me , 2 WE: f . ' Zi , aff' 1 fl x 1 wg, f . ' fi 'f-VT'.f1zfvL'1,: ,:, . .wg ,. I , ,, , . A , we ,:.... :,A mi? V , ,, .4 J l t l ' 'f ' , V L . ' J B .. rvlar J f f f f 5 , . :L M235 'PM' 2 A E 5 ,gf Q Life Karl Aaland Sue Ann Adamson Donna Aldridge Owen Alford Nancy Allen Roseanne Alonzo Randy Alviso Jacque Alviso Gerard Amaral Marianne Ammendolia Graig Arney Allan Austin Vickie Authier J lrl lollt lllla' J X. W 'kk 7 , f t,ts,,, 9, Q ' J , 4 Q KA fl A,. Richard Austin lj , H l if ef f fi eil U aj W K ,f .lm ., , ,rl E5 ,M A ' 1. .,, L 725 fM ,'f x iw Q 4 ' A ll 1 ii K, 1- -981 K lvzftsuil 5 3 K Ear? ,Q , ,,fl,,fA fs, I f,-lt . 'S , f 5 ,, .z,.f ,,vfW4, 5 J J S 23525 if in Q Ei 114' l x , f .ff f 4 , .6 1 555' , :sf my if 1 ., 1. f MW h. 'a 'df , M , :M A.2l. 1 4 '- W e yyy we my 'E J . in , ii gg 'B or ,. M. hi Lynn Minkler gives smile. us a big ' Girls of '73 Are Caught in the Act of Being Themselves. se1 , i' C ' , ,,e I , t if jij g V 1 yy si ff it n 2,,. 5 V WQ KQ . iii ., P 2 l 1 gy- i -W Q v- a 'I 4 A A V i , I We if i Q E eiee I I --rl 3546 M ,sl A W Mark Bettencourt Davi Bieber David Bing Robert Bing Randy Black Pam Blankenship Robert Blew Christiane Blocker Karen Bloom Vickie Bohannon Wayne Bonde Marcie Boothe Ellen Born Christopher Bourke Lynn Boyd Terry Fink expresses her true feelings. Richard Bradeen ,tw '94, :mf f Q-,sh 4 Joe Breshears Sharon Brierly Scott Brooke Randy Brooks William Bronning Carol Brown Patrick Brown John Buginas Patty Bull Margaret Burch Adelle Button Jeriann Burton Richard Callaghan Robin Callaway Cathy Campbell Lunch Hour Provides Gossip and Relaxation For Junior Classmen. Janet Cardoza A Mark Cardoza Carol Cafsfensen J fig? f J J i,,i ioos 1 o,oii i J Lauralye Casipit Z , 1 V, V as Karen Castro L Mike Cathey fy Susan Caywood ' Athena Chakakis i , g Sen Mein Chan , ' Graig Charbonneau -,,AV V, 2 , . A Rich Chirwood ef' I M f J, f Karen Chow ,- - ' , Y -no Ann clark 1 Kim Clark I ' 2 Debbie Cofer rf' M - g Debi Cofield X K o ' Leslie Cohen Ron Cole Dale Cook Karen Cooney Cathrun Cordova r Donna Couch , Donna Coult A H WVIVA qlil Warren Council ' ' '- David Cowan Gayla Crabtree Terri Crippen , if . 2 , , of Kenneth Cronk W R ,V m J , I 5 Leah Dahl C Mark Davies VV A by Jim Davenport 5 Paul Dean y:rL , l 2 H , Linda Dearinger ' J, Q Ngo? Jn? lie A nr , J Roger DeICastilIo .' - ,'f, f ,M John Diaz 'W' Sue Dittig Kathy Dixon W 1. I , .,VA A 4 Robif-Dobson C J f , if iirl L . 1 f i ' J 2 J e ,W ,A A, A Valerie Doggett M... ff 1 Michael Dovik 'I 5 W W I N Junior Girls Exchange Words David Drummond Tim Duffey Pat Duletsky Linda Duncan Baine Dunzweiler Priscilla Duque And Laughter While Munching I 'WY MA-M., N.,-V... ,,,,,.,,...-- r t em fa , ' .wr s ft 'V 5315 Q. x 'lb ' , r n Y so A tertain themselves on School Street. wma: ' .-9 4 Q-eq 1' 5 . 4. , Ld if 1 7 QW 4' 6 42. W WF ' ' M' l 'Y .- M we , ,, I 'iff ,mr i'- Q 4 , UD Q gp z d U ' '- ee W B., Joe Durkee Matthew Dyer Mike Edson Jack Edwards Stanley Edwards Steve Ellis Vaughn Evans Tom Everett Guy Fahnhorst Carol Faraudo Rosa Farfan Steven Farsaci Mark Feil Barbara Feinberg Patsy Fellingham Terri Fink Mitten Flora Mary Flowers Colleen Ford Marlyn Fortes Bob Frary Kenneth Freeze Mike Freitas Philip Fuller Judy Fulton Robert Fulton Loana Gadaire Absalon Gagaza Kevin Garber Jeff Garner Ronald Garcia Jr. Delbert Gee Mike the Muscle Hams It Up While Susan Gerhart Jody Gibson Albert Gidley Rick Gilbert Paula Gillette Audrey Giroux Connie Glenn Graig Goishi Carolyn Gonzalez Pam Goots David Gordon Joe Gotch Debbie Gravette Jack Grayson Susan Gregson Carla Guido Martin Gutierrez Mary Ann Guymon Kip Haaheim Susan Haight Dave Hall Roger Halunen Jody Hanson Rita Happe Tony Hardgraves Linda Hargreaves Susan Harrison Lee Harter Ray Hartgraves Laurie Hartman Kay Harvey Mark Henne Arthur Henry Jenet Hensley Judy Herrington Wayne Heusinkveld Tim Higgins Liz Hile Franklin Hill Kathy Hill Mark Hill Robin Hiskes Ellen Hitchcook Pat Hodel V X 1 M 1 f 3' ' bil 3 9 if ar gg 2 our .-,,-, S 'Er gl emi A ,Qi X tv ,A 11 . .. 4 A Q WM f W -we lg I K! Z fi' M Vaughn Smiles Mischievously E yuh , I Q , Vviiv I 'I ,- ,i ? K 51:12 I A 3 . .,yr LV vliz' ,.- L 'V at 2 2 7 ' 4 X V: ,, if f ' 5 ' r f QM, f 543 2 ' H WQIM ' xi by Jig, , is? the Q . Q? ?' i iw giiii is 1 ' Wi, 'M . W Zia J .fs I. 4 if 7 'e -' Vi' mf 6? Z' Y 'fr an f 4-1 4 V l if Z Er, if . 'bs ' ,V,k. . , if M .1 no ,gf , , Jeff Hodgins Sharry Holeman Mitchell Holloway Lance Holloway David Holm Shaun Horn Sophia Howard Steve Howard Steve Huffaker Jane Hurley Denise Isernhagen Jackie Jackson Lewis Jackson Cheryl Jacobson Joni Jacobson Scott Jameson is Jaramillo l ga Jar Jenny Jenkins Susan Jenkins Robert Jesse Robert Johnson Patricia Jones Vicki Karvelis r rr 'ify 2 .si 5 J ,A ,rg hi 5 10 is 'W' Q f rf , ,lfN'Hiw 'f , X Vaughn Evans smiles secretly. 4 msn X4 f sf we as ami x , I fe A , , it M ' 7 -M., , ,-l V 4 f , Q W sv' , WZ?-ff f '- ,, Mr' Kia Kelley Richard Kelly Marc Kempa Roy Kennedy Phil Kerrigan Terry King Brenda Kinnison Cathy Kirkes Eric Kirkewood Greg Kishi Charles Kooshian Robert Kowolik Mike Kraft Kathy Kristiansen Cindy Kruger Lee Laffoon Many Juniors Congregate On The L During Lunch Hours. Bruce Lafranchi Debbie Lagarbo Marc Lakner Kathy Lamb Gary Laws Mike Lawson Cynthia Leeper Bettie Lefter Robert Lenz Barbara Lewright Greg Lovell Paula Lumsden Alan Madsen Mike Mann Mike Marciel Carolyn Marshall Joe Marshall Kim Martin Philip Martin Mike Martinez Dan Masluk Bob McKean Robert McNabb Mark McMaster My ,, Terry Roberson has second thoughts about what Denise Isernhagen has to say fy . K U 2 A I i,,, y A E? 6, 1 ' , 4162. K . , A . X114 I, gi I , - V I V' as ,.Qf4 1 rr T an V- .. Ai V In E if Ky A .,, A 'Q f ' l ' l i , l f i 'V V V Q 'V E f l Wa! 'S' l flu, i A ' V V VQSK V4 9 ' 'i' L ' R -' ' W' ar A . A atll, l if Q b' if . I ff, it VVVV V: , ,fk,, of ,, or -' - .. l 1 e. ' EK, orll M as Rodney Brooks makes a friendly gesture. iEltW21 Linda McManus Bruce McDonald Kim McDonald Bill McDonald Ross Meestek Ginny Meisner The Class of '73 Makes Use of Spare Time Before and After School l l w ere we X, ,, we ru' P ,J J gl, K fe if as 5 . fa 32 .ai 42- 3 A li 22 , a A inlb WW 5' , , .5 Si 'fi' A X Q yi atm A1 s lr ,x lv M' A if Q ? if fs av rm, tl Qi rf 2 H' 5? fl 4 3? 2 ,L ,.,,,,g, gh f '55 .ggi A v .. 4 ' f ,V e,:?k it 1 John Myers Mark Nakano Jim Neef Kerry Nelson Diana Netherton Dan Ness Mark Newbury Alex Ng Grant Nibel John Nielsen Adrienne Niver Lisa Norris Dave North Fred Nuyes Sheryl Ober 4? ,. T V , ' X girl Trine Melvaer Robert Metz Cornelis Meyer Michael Michael Michael Miller David Miller Lynn Minkler Jeanne Mohr Doug Morrison Flon Morrison Margaret Morton Franklin Mueller Meg Munsun Kathy Murphy Pat Murphy Jeans Myers Mike Howard embarrasses his buddy. 9 1 'R 5, fy 'ag en . V Q Q iff? r Q- ' ga g al at - as We 1' IF V111 ,Q ,2- , . . . , ' NY M. T k,,. 5, A , ,Q lr' , , 1 f 52 if a A. 5 ,:.f ' Tim O'Donnell Ron Oliveira Becky Olsen Keith Otsuki Mark Overby George Overturf Priscilla Owren Mike Ozment Big Men of LHS Junior Class Harry Parks Dave Patters Mike Patterson Dave Patterson Leslie Patton Sharon Patton Michael Payne James Pendley Cindy Perry Daniel Peters Linda Peterson William Phelan Stephanie Phillips Ronald Plechaty Linda Plessing Juanita Ponce Terri Ponsano Richard Pope Dan Porter Kathy Pottoff Donna Prosser Joann Prosser Sue Prudhon Beckie Pugh Mark Raeburn Evelyn Raguindin Julie Rahn Janelle Ralph Philip Ramsey Valerie Randall Julie Rashe Paul Reynolds Toby R ien Deborah R ich 1 yy, , I .,,. V, Are Caught 1- .: fe hd ---,,' R ,',,- -.1 4 rr L 6' A 1 5 ' 4' 9 s 1 A 4 , f 'ff .' Z2 firvwg isa? if 'awww .fwyi gi is ,M i' 1 . filff , l J ,W if 5 ,sa ,. M J Wx K fi Y P i.yl yqihy .lqwwf J t e it tV,,,, Q.. W Q .... I lg- ,.:4 M A 9 A ii' it :,g,::i' if - ,,.:. X 6 jy gf, -wifi: Fl, 3' f ,, ' ' - 552 L . 'H . WM Check this one out girls . . . Mike Spragge. Off Guard ,Eggs w ill V A5 W K 2 raeer f . use V 1, iz if if ,f 7 in X in f ,, ,, if A v-Q Y L wwe: i il In :, , ' 'lb if . ff W 4 Mickey Ritter Cathie Robertson Ken Robbins Theresa Roberson Dorothy Robinson Jim Rockstead Robin R ockstead Cris Rohn Eric Rotsten Mike Ross Rebecca R ose Curt Rossknecht Dave North looks over School Street chicks. rr .V -2 , , ,fp , 3 , M 95' Z it A 71115361 Egigz, 1 9 .,5 vq I, K X W, I at we Y- , L? f '29 s 49 Y ' W, rf, wr .rr ' gg 5 at it at 77 A ,. ,,,,, ' ' 1 ' QW r 5 Q A I V rrzkr A . A ,V K, ' 1 ' . fy , , Q, fs ' V L in wr David Roso Marieke Ruys Deborah Rowe Greg Rowsey Debbie Ruiz Steve Ruso George Ruzicka Sue Ryan Adam Sandoval Karen Sandoval Paul Santucci John Saulter Chris Schalles Angelika Schoen Gary Schuknecht Kevin Scott Randy Scheller Laura Sellers Audrey Severin David Sexton Betty Shaw Dan Sheline James Shirley James Shofner Sarah Shroyer Dan Silserbers Arthur Silva Barry Silva Michele Silva Sheryl Silva Susan Silva Michelle Silvey Dances Prove to Be Quite Entertaining for Juniors Tom Simon Alexandra Sladky Mari Slimick Sharon Smales Cathy Smith Dave Smith Laurie Smith Jacquelyn Snodgrass Nancy Southwick Robert Spooner Terry Speicher Ray Spivey Kathy Spears James Spragge Kathy Springer Vicki Springer Kirk Staggs Susan Stethem Mary Stevenson Bill Storey Dawn Straight Cheryl Strout Jan Suchon Nancy Suckling Jeanne Sutton Sally Swanson Mark Tarte Bruce Taylor Thomas Thiessen Richard Tinsley Cliff Terry Mike Terwilliger Kathy Tobin Wendy Thomas Marti Tompkins Bob Thompson Daniel Thompson Ronald Thompson Jeff Trigger Michael Trisler Matt Troiano Michael Troiano Liz Turpin Susan Twohey Barry Vandermolen Mark Van Goga Gabriel Villasenor Susan Voegele Debbie Voelker Joanne Volponi Bruce Wade Colette Wade v.d ' up-vm F2199 lg ls. f l 4, y r JAK: ., W ' .W ' Z Q f m iw .Q f ,, N W ,5g,V , v 1 A Q - V i A ' ' Z' , ' i ,, WB f ' ..,., ,vzv - - . M av mL Q The Class of '73 Makes Full Use of Lunch Hour. , fm W 55 W l if 3 . Gy l JM, 5 1,3 I ,, H., ,N f ' visit, Qs , y ., 7, ME yy ,W LF it ., ' - S Yvonne Williams Linda Williford Michael Wilkins Stephanie Winder Kim Winters Susan Wirsching Mary Wondolowski Victor Wolfe Joy Workmon Martin Wright Susan Wyld Yan Din Yoakum Gary Zeller Terry Hill Rodney Brooks Dan Sheppard and Cathy Campbell get it on with a kiss. James Wade June Wagner Jeff Wahl Ken Walden Janice Walton Tina Ward Neil Warne Tim Warren Debbie Waterman Michael Watson Judy Wells Carolyn Wente Kathy West Jim Westerman Tonnie Westmoreland Vickey Whitfield Donald Whitney Ron Whitney Annette Williams Bill Williams Sophomores Start Off Second Year R X ' , -' J With Smiles and Happy Faces The class of '74 started its second year at LHS by competing with the Junior and Senior Classes at Homecoming to see who could promote a number one float. The Frosh-Soph Class working together won for the first time. For the Christmas spirit they decided to sell candy canes and kisses as a money raising project for the traditional Sophomore Hop. FAR LEFT TOP: President Tony Mason. MIDDLE LEFT: Sophomore class officers Joan Firth, Eileen Ford, Nita Newton, Katie Hansen, Tony Mason, Cindy McCollough, Denise Weingart and Denise West, Not pictured are George Platt and Kathy Gates. FAR LEFT BELOW: Janet Eychner and Mark Hale are caught by the camera. MIDDLE: Sophomores enjoy the Soph bench at lunch, FAR RIGHT: More sophomore boys enjoy freedom at lunch. 108 ,,, The Spirit of '74 Lives On At Livermore High Debra Adams Jayne Agnew Paul Ahre Debbie Alaux Don Alderson Kathy Alford Lynda Alford Denise Alexander Connie Allen Everett Allen Rebecca Allen David Anderson Laurie Anderson Ricky Andersen Kathy Andrade Pamela Andrews Jim Angell Dave Arnold Brian Atchinson Debbie Avilla Mary Avilla Valerie Bachleda Martha Bagley Patti Bahr Chris Bainter Tom Baird Terry Baker Marilyn Balzarini Nancy Barkley Terry Barnard Marcy Barrow Anne Barschall Sabrina Basoom Roxanne Behrens William Benapfl Dana Benton Cynthia Bettencourt Jerry Bettencourt Christi Beyer Mark Biel F iam, ,WM az 55211 W 5 i if V A A A f i fi W f X ,. ,,,,, 4, K2 .L j ,V V nv... f f f Y X ' ' ,- -- V I 1 zz, S AV H A Z . . 1, Wi . fe 1 wt ' , A ..,, f 5 ' rf , 55, f g r i A - 2 4 M7 l I A ff rw agp? rm' ,W 7 we is 572, W, g I f , rv., 4 'zzz-M' Ann Remill H friends decorate Cnph tree. 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L,A. i ... k.K.L'. - r , 35351 y ,:.. h in N y je X t X 2: .1 , w s - vw, Susan Blair Richard Bockover Roger Bolen Debbie Bolton Michele Booker Deidre Bourke Lynn Bouscal John Boyd Mark Boyd Anne Breit Steve Breshears Mike Brewer Don Brooks Karen Broughton Dianna Brown Raymond Bruijnes Oswald Brum Judy Bugas Evie Burnham Randy Burton Marlyn Button Susan Button Mark Callaway Calvin Cahill Sophs Overwelm U With Their Rally James Campbell Robert Campbell Mike Caravco Thomas Carothers Mary Carpenter Roberta Carter Jerry Chandler Cindra Chenoweth Mark Christiansen Craig Clarkson Dave Clay Sue Click Janet Cochran Mary Coelho Wendy Cohen Frank Correia Elizabeth Concannon Mike Conner Becky Cosby Pauline Council Addie Cowan Helen Craig Dottie Crandall Patty Crawford Lori Cromie Diane Cronk Dan Cuellar Mike Curtis Bob Custer Laura Dailey Kathy Daly Margaret Davidson Gregory Davidson Joline Davison Brian Denman Mellissa Der Karen DeRosa Barbara Dias Ellen Dickinson Susanna Dickinson Dorothy Dion Marlo DiPietro Carol Dobbel Robert Douglas Brian Dubose Kevin Duffus Jeff Dunstan Laurel Durkee Arla Dye Debra Earhart John Eckroat Stanley Edson Dave Edwards Robert Elliott Sue Ellaesser Marc Enedi Richard Epps Susan Erlich f 42 1 ' 3' ,V P my , ,tmfggw V Spirit 1 uf N , , f, fs 'H'-,Q:eu',, :mf -1 ,ff M1 fwtfL:Z',zf5729E iixiflazgfig 'fill' 1 f if li .T , jg , ,XM A 'Q L V - ' J ' -I ,,,v gn-. , ' ' .mzzf-fvzif' , V , , X .L Vi. 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M K , . xl V, X , .,, , V Y. . .1 'ff , 46 ll J ' V,-3 A ' ,Lx 'af ' J if A .A,,vV, , l f ,3, V fag? , iii W. 1 x , ,,Q. ,, :sage f if f 12 Q 'ig' 2' A' ,, , x . roi Joann Esquibel Janet Eychner Sharon Ezell Debbie Fagundes Jerry Fagundes Glen Fagundes Glen Fahnhorst James Faraudo Mark Faust Danny Fearon Tom Ferrell Joan Firth Brenda Fitzgerald Charles Fiwisiter Ellen Ford Melody Foucek Debbie Frank Faith Francis Craig Frazier Mike Frick Kim Frizzell Mike Frye Dan Fulton Catalina Garcia Debbie Garcia Mickey Garcia Flobert Garrett Kathy Gates Patty Gates Eduthe Genshaw John Gentry Vicky Gerhart Gary Gibson Sue Gilles Lee Gillette Susan Gilmore Jay Gilson Pat Gleese Tammy Gleie Daniel Graham Kathleen Grass Andy Gray Curt Grayson Mike Green Doris Grggory Kerry Griggs Mark Grogan Joe Guerry Edward Haines The Sophomore Bench Provides Place For The Class of '74 to Get Together Cheryl Hale Mark Hale Flick Hall Chet Hamlin Kathy Hampton Pam Hanhy Diedre Hansen Kathleen Hansen Danny Harris Susan Harvey Doug Hatch Cal Haupt Mary Haussmann Linda Hays Patrick Hazen Ron Head Carol Henderson Joe Hendricks Jim Hendricks Mike Hennington Timothy Henriques Michele Henry Ellen Heusinkveld Greg Hibbs Sidney Hicklin Jeff Hicks Daniel Higgins Dawn Holloway Debbie Holmes H is 11 4-we I J1',f,r2'lQf5 5 W . ,W V- , ,A f , 45 flap K 'lfz ' T: M s W li , wow ' f ,Jia Q ia , ' Alix I ,.. fi I If ' , A, .,,, ,, , mf ' fi! M is ,iz ,... g 1 all 1 ,T '9 W 41, , L -47 6707 if M f K f M M lyk V , 1 l 1 ,,., QV 14 , yi? i Hr ' ,.,, , , . ' --. The Soph Classroom Provides a Place To Relax V aff? gig . 'eigeif it one if Z9 'A . 1 fe., I fm f P3 Q2 2 'i A 4 Q gf W Miki r , I 'F Z gg J s,,o,as , ,,m?ewl t ,,m,n2' f , 'W 'a:fe:::'?a, wlieflffi' I 'Af S :f I, f f 0 . W 1 ' VV Z -.K 9 ,, a fx ,aaa ii!! 'W f if ff M 1 .XM x ,, ,. , Ken Holmes Kim Holten Bruce Hoover Myron Hord Richard Horn Carol Houlding Greg Howard Halissa Howe Elena Howell Randy Huber John Hudson Katherine Hudson Jill Humphrey Sherry Hutchens Ric Hutchins Brian Hutchinson Wendy lrving Betty mae Jacobsen Sherri Janssen Martha Jellinghausen David Jenkins Cindy Jensen Jeff Jensen Mark Joder I In , Jeff Turpin looks really excited. Kevin Jones Connie Jost Karie Kalin Mike Kellom Karen Kennedy g f -f X A A mil Shawn Kenny Jeff Kerr Eddie Kerst Edy Kirely Brent Kirkes Walter Kolar David Koski Steshan Krause Smiling Sophs Speed Through Their Second Year at LHS Kim FrizzeIl's friendly smile is caught by the camera. Gina Maddux Richard Mallonee Dennis Mann Joyce Marciel Patty Markwell Randy Markwell Sandy Marrs Daniel Martin Steve Martinez Vera Masluk James Mason Laurie Masson Cindy McCoIlough Jackie McCorkle Karen McDonnell Richard McNabb Gail McNamee Randy McNealy Karen Meadows Dorothy Mello Kenny Mendoza Steve Mendoza Tom Metz Dave Meyers er L c .F J . .Z 'wfsiffllf ' .iv I v 'E f , .,,. me r - ,Y .'-, grz : :.- 3,,Qh.aFEr f VV, x Brenda Kristiansen Fred Kruger Patricia Kruse Jasona Langseth Jon Larsen Vicky Larson Mike Lasher Cindy Latimer Theleen LeFeure Dan Lewis Denise Lewis Jan Lininger Jill Lininger Nancy Loewe Elainte Lopez Traci Loveless Barbara Loy Paul Londbom Terri Lutgerding Margaret Madden ,- :wr ,g H L , .,f, . , ,, yt J fsrarrraarriaa ,, ,rtv I , .J .Ax fi Q ,-,., UI Q ?'i2f. 75: Z S, c,r,, ,L , if-fr I A. if Q? W 47 3 z ,fl f I if ,-,, 1 V 5 l,,,l, Marilyn Balzarini and Rick Hutchins explore the field of Biology together. ,,,, VV,, Z3 i ,i ,i ,Alri,E,, IZZ, I :'i , -V K ,,., V , M i' ,A 'M A l 'Q rag, ,Q L roiif A iii f W V v- if Z h ef i,iQ Jim Nehren Lois Nelson Nita Newton Paul Nicholas Cheryl Nichols Anthony Nlgg Sherry Noble Kathy Nordyke Barbara North Victor Oliveira Coleman Olken Larry Olsen Bob Olson John O Neal Jose Ordez Sophomore Year: Hard Work Plus Fun I.. Kristy Miles S W? if John Miner Janet Mills ' Alden Mondragon fl,': Jeri Moore Seletta Moreland R udy Morris g Rae Morrison ., ,P Collene Moynanan -:gn H .- V George Mueller ,,V Marigrace Mullins ,V Newton Mumper Jan Myers Mike Neely ,. If . ii.. Doris Gregory and Friend can't decide which way to go. ' V-7,-v Soph Always Appear To Be On R and R Maricela Ordaz Anthony Oxsen Joan Oyler Jeff Palmer Jeannette Pane Robert Park Jeff Parker Victoria Parra Carol Patrick Carol Patrick Bill Patterson Cindy Paulson Bonnie Paulus Dan Pegan Michelle Pendley Swauna Perry Marc Petak Jim Petersen Deborah Peterson Keith Pitcock Linda Plato George Platt Mike Plechaty Charles Potter Michele Pauliot Don Preftokis Elaine Pressley Ed Pritchard Erik Quam Bart Quimby April Qupst Louise Raisner Jim Ransome Gayle Rawles Steve Reece Anne Remillard Karen Rich Dan Richards John Richards Lisa Richards 41191: ' 125 ,, 2' Jeff Dunstan crasl as as P' at f, rr, . J A ',1'i A A A i1,r ,s'-rs 7 , iiir Z n a 0 f ,, Z i T35 I I, Q 1 J V , J A ' 2 . . ' ..-, If 2 1' 3 .I It A - AWK I I V 2,452 fy rr W W M , f ' Y , 1' f , H I ,,,r. J l,,l Q i .. 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Y 4 221 V :sf was - V- r f -- .. , afl . f T Q .f ,, V at VF W5 1 ryfggnf-,L .af-ami' , , ,. , f,.. , , , l v 9,1 is rm rf ,Q SW E it Q l r 2 -rf 'IVY an Q di? ff 'V 7 4 3' -1 K 5, , f- e - 'R it Z fi G y Q if , -la 'CZ ',J,tf'l,J::'s, ,1n f f 12 W ,as M! Q 4 , sf v 4 I wr Y A fa Amr' ZA or ,gy M 1 Jeff Vandfrmolen Rosendo Vela Helen Vierra Norman Volponi Bruce Waggoner Melanie Walker William Walker Terry Warren Lisa Watchempino Daniel Webber Greg Webster Denise Weingart Ray Wells Steven Wells Denise West Tom White Charles Whittington Mike Williams Eric Winters Bob Wolcott Mary Wood Bill Woodcock Cheryl Woods Conrad Woods Eric Woods Paul Woodward Diane Wright Jerry Wyckoff Joe Yoder Richard Young Mark Zuradowshi Nancy Zuppan Freshmen Enjoy Campus Activities TOP RIG HT: Freshmen boys display their building talents. TOP LEFT: Freshmen class President Victor Blevins. BOTTOM RIGHT: Randy Jost gets a little turned around in class, BOTTOM MIDDLE: Ken Monroe and David Higgins enjoy the fruits of Der Wienerschnitzel. BOTTOM LEFT: Freshmen class ofticers top left to right: Sharon Wilson. Penny Gadd, Tim Miltener, second row: Ann Kramer, Sue Schoonover, Rosanne Ammendolia. bottom row: Victor Blevins. Richard Becker. Donna Kleeberger. Joanne Metz. ...J at 5 :Ji 3 1 X 75 Adapt to High School Life President Victor Blevins started his ciass's high school life by leading them in several activities. In spite of the fact that there wasn't a freshman reception, the class of 75 held the traditional Freshmen Return Dance. Hog Wild provided the music for the dance entitled Winter Magic. The dance was held on Dec. 3. Spirit was what led the freshmen class on as they captured the spirit banner at the rally for the Dublin football game. Pat Andersen Joan Anderson Tom Anderson Terri Andrus Bonnie Austin Scott Authier Jack Baird Lee Baker Lisa Ball Mike Bangs Bill Barnett Bob Barnett Mary Barr Doug Barrett Wesley Bates Lynn Baxter Rich Becker Keith Behling Becky Behrens Dan Bernacil Bill Bieber Chuck Beidsor Mike Bills Greg Birkett Tammy Bishop Karen Bjorkland Brandy Blevins Diane Blevins Victor Blevins Nancy Bloom Vince Bobba Randy Bohannon Jack Bolton Michael Bolwes Mary Bonde Debbie Boone David Boothe Brent Bowman Ed Bradley Michelle Brann Mike Shop enjoys relaxing lunch hour '75 Enters Their First Year of Four Susan Abbott Dave Ahre Ken Ainsworth Barbara Alderson Jim Alexander Craig Alford Jim Allmon Richard Ames Rosanne Ammendolia . X f? ' gf 5 ....,,. S Mr at-, , V 1 2 1 5 'lg :A 7 i2Z..,,g,g si? iff, we V H a ff, , , 4 sys H: .te ? al, ,, 4 wise 3 3 ig e K Z .4 mi In if-' 14 sf E , 1 61 6' ,I 4 W 7, g g' I Y x ., ,:-gg-,,,,g, V. V ,4 Q MEMRI. ' H an 1 W fd' W an 53 W 1 4, 5, 1, rg , ,', l at ' ' 'sa ii' ,Ii Iszlv Z , A 13 352 'fm' f f Q ig QW ,X ' 'if M 39. 1 4-f i ,. A -mm- f V ,, ,. ,, tf,,,fg4W7 w ,arm '41 4- --.1, 41 i fd kv :Wen 1 fa- Fw 4' 35 ,lLw:'f,,'?fi , ,. .f'L f ' A l Yr ,, M 4 ,, :r e ,. A V M E 1 f Q f ,ff sf Q -9- f ,W Heber 49 , ff I W 5 if 4 5 -if .TZ 3,425 V, ,A H 1 gr? , 6 1 K Q E ,.,, , , . .L Dave Booth and Debbie Ey study diligently. Frosh Learn a New Way of Life at LHS June Brecht If U .,,, Kathi' Bfewef I f ',', Q Arthur Bridenbaker , ,,,.., J .. ,,. -1 1' -,.,.,f, - ' i V ' W ii David Brierly , V Bonnie Brixey H, ' b y Flon Brooks MZ 5. Jim Broughton ii! 4 1 Brenda Brown Brenda Brown E cfm , AL , ,L M i 'M ,I Q T Cynthia Brown mi ff., 1 ,, . , f H K , ,V ' ee Jenny Brown ' QU .2 5 , l . I Leanna Brown I ' ' ' Mari Brown A , Terre Calfas : , Merry Calhoun VEE2 1 A NancyCaIlaghan 9 2 ,.,, . Q :ff Michele Canfield I' 'lm Y Roger Capri Laurie Cardoza Jane Carr Connie Casparie Delanie Cassell A 1 MindiCasson ff 5' L Zi, Melvin Castello Mary Castro Kathy Clary Rene Cleveland Virginia Clough Dede Cody Patricia Cooney Terry Ann Cole Melanie Collins Karen Colvin g g V Sherry Conner , gg? Sue Cook ' 2 .- Craig Copeland 4, M Brett Cornett Claudette Correia -4 Kevin Crawford , Ken Creager 2 A5 Tonni Crippen Linda Culp l ' Julie Cunningham A Tony Danela 4' Karen Davidson AI Davis Cindy Davis X, Mykel Davis yyvyi 2 T .,, y, xy 4- 'f.k Li' A David Day A 16 1 it as .ff 1 A Major Step ln Frosh Development: Cathy Dalrymple Joe Dearborn Jeff Deming Kristy Dennis Richard Dietrich Karen DiGrazia Kathy Dimick Gary Dimon Bill Dixon Winston Dixon Carole Dolin Oraudo Domingo Don Dorn Cathy Douglas David Drummond Patrick Duffy Mark Duguid Franck Dupart Jim Duterte Veronica Edson Barbara Edwards Greg Edwards Jenny Ege Dick Escover Sandy Esquibel Jerry Evans Debbie Ey Randy Falk Kathy Fallon Frankie Farfan Anthony Farmer Tony Fink Patrick F itzsimmons Kibbie Flora Gary Flowers Joan Foote Ken Foote Liz Fordyce Ron Foreman Pat Foret Maria Foss Dave Fox Dawn Francis Nancy Frary Robert Fraser Richard French ff ,M 1 V 49 ,,.,, W be fi 2 2 132,32 Richard Dietrich and B IA- fe ' i Learning To Enjoy Campus Nightlife rnett await entrance to dance. 4 ,Q iii J? uv' Q 4 s l Wifi ve Janet Frick Paul Frydendal Charles Fuller Stephanie Fullmer Penny Gadd Elizabeth Gagaza Janis Garcia Ron Gardiner David Gardner Robert Gates Gary Gayle Cindy Gilbert Anne Gildea Mike Gillette Denise Giroux Ricky Gleese Terri Gonzalez John Goralka Gayle Gotch Kurt Graven Scott Graver Sherri Gravette Pam Greenway Tia Griggs Richard Gross Deborah Grover Rita Gutierrez Jil Haaheim Kim Hackmann Steven Hafer Terri Hagemann Dennis Haines Janet Hallawell Kim Hall Sandra Hall Rick Hamilton Debbie Hannon Lisa Happe David Harrison Sharon Harshbarger Roger Hart Bernie Haug Dave Hawkins Judith Hayden Mike Heald Margaret Heal Lynn Hilliard Grant Hiskes Erik Holladay Kimberly Holland Cindy Holloway Randy Holden Charles Holt Glenna Horn John Hosier Charles Houlding Denise Houser Scott Humphrey John Hurley Artie Husser Steven Hutchings Ralph Hutson Wendy Jackson Norman Jacobson Don Jenkins Jeff Johnson Joyce Johnson Lynn Johnson Marty Johnson Linda Jordan Randy Jost Kim Kaley Mark Karvelis Ruth Kelley Steve Kelley Barbara Kellom Paul Kennedy Steve Kent Frosh abound on cowboy alley. Venir J 3, Frosh Girls Congregate Frank Hebenstreich Kelly Helstrom Karen Henarieks Kathleen Hendrix Kenneth Henry Tom Henry Anita Hensley John Herrington Brian Herrmann Donna Herzog Janet Hibdon David Higgins Bruce Hill Cathy Hill Hill Hill Randy Hill X M -' .V , W3 sw' 1, ., We f QW And Share New Experiences Orientation introduces frosh to LHS he K Robert Kerlin Harvey Kerst Donna Kleeberger Kerry Korner Brian Koski Anne Kramer Paul Lamee Doug Larson Mike Larson Steve Lavelle Mike Lawson Terri League Petra Ledezma Nancy Lenning Richard Lenz Brian Leri Chuck Lewis James Lewis Paul Lewis Robert Lewis Tami Lewis Mike Lewright Mark Linde Susan Lindsey Irene Lodimer Tom Loggins Bob Lorette Kitten Laws Danny Loyola Sharon Lucas Mike Luce Charlotte Lum Denise Macedo Diane Machurick Mike Makano Richard Maniz Denise Mann Dana Maroon Mona Marsh Brenda Martin Kenneth Marte Vicki Mason James Mauck Sheryl McCarty Frosh Boys and Girls Seem Separated Daniel McDonald Janet McDonald Bonnie McFarlane Flock McKinley John McNealy JoAnn Metz Arlene Milbrandt Debbie Miller Steve Mills Tim Miltner James Minter Jim Mitchell Laurie Mogford Annette Mohawk Dule Mooney Robert Moore Susan Moore Dave Morrison John Morton Virginia Moura Loretta Mullany Ken Munro Steve Neely Wendy Neely Carl Ng Debbie Nethercott Elicia Newkirk Debra Newton Jane Norris Helen Nuckolls Paul Ober Shara OBrien Nina Ofiesh Susan Ogilvie Toni Oliveira Robin Olsen Danny Palmer Dan Payne Deborah Pegan John Pereira Wayne Perry Jeff Peters John Pettis Chris Pheps el 5 4 , '22 I: N 1, , -,Q-QM Q17 ggi l l , X ,, 7335i if inf Frosh girls are goofy people By Interests in Different Activities Jim Pipes Marylee Pirko Ken Plechaty Robert Ponce Mark Pooard Doug Pope Linda Potthoff Robert Potts A Lori Quinlan Peter Fiashe , W W Debbie Rasmussen 5 i mf ,K i , ,1 -iE.. E Mark Rasussen J' Tim Regan ri' ii ' and Terri Remillard Kathy Flenteria 1 Y Margaret Reynolds is Scott Rice - , Connie Richards VM A Carin Richmond it Robert men i ' Craig Rivers ' Cindy Robbins Rebecca Roberts Daniel Robertson Guy Robitaille Lucia Rodriquez Lynn Rogge Nancy Rohn Brian Rohrback Rick Rohrer Jane Rossknecht Debbie Ross Elizabeth Ross Joel Ross Vicky Ross R ebecca R owe Rhenda Sackett Signe Sandholtz Steve Sandoval Steven Santomassimo Freshmen gather to talk. Speech Class Provides Chance For Creativity Mike Schopp Steve Schweiger Dan Scribner Richard Sessions Richard Shearer Donna Shepherd Jean Shirley Ray Sibert Deborah Silberberg Glenn Siloa Yvonne Silverra Madeleine Silvey Carol Skidmore Yvonne Slankard Dave Smith Julie Smith Parley Smith Tess Smith Ray Snyder Kathy Southwick Janice Sparks Carrie Spencer Leslie Spivey Kim Spooner Amy Spragge Scott Springer Donna Spurlin Cindie Stallbaumer Adelle St. Clair Ed St. Clair Ken Stewart Richard Stewart Dennis Stock Megan Stroud Robert Strout Steve Suchon Karen Swartzfagan Pam Taber Lori Talbot Joel Tate Jeff Taylor Arthur Thomas Debbie Thomas Diane Thompson Mike Seaton Sue Schoonover a ,xiii ,L ,UL JZ . 432,55 . ,.:jv..Zi4 7 L ' - Q . - J ' f' Qwgjgszzff ' f , S J to f aw! 6 ::.:3::-- , -lg . V 519 lm Aa ,H+ 1+ 2? w f 1 . ff 2, , , ., l ' M, mm, 2 , , I 5, m e W X 1.4 , ' ' 'V 'fr' .M ' rs.. .- . e , 'l-i 2 me mp , Wie K rg: :fy i Aw' 4 th . 57374 ari ' ' 4. X , If 2 iv , x f x . 'U v 1 Janie Carr shows friends how to m W gwwiwmfl if V t gg 4 4 we , ,ex - ncakesin Speechlclass. H, 1 rr s a , 1 4? f 2 E fl , if '75 Learns Through C assroom Activity Fred Tinder Jeanne Tinsley Kevin Tobin Jack Trigger Steve Trisler Jody Tucker Cindy Tuculer Julie Turner Scherry Turner Venson Tutton Jeff Vaughan Edmond Villasenor Doris Volkman Jeff Vollmer Joey Voiponi Tim Wade Alicia Walden Patricia Walden Paula Walker Rande Walton Hal Watkins Lynn Watson Becky Webster Barbara West Karen West Laura West Ron Webb Bruce Wheeler Mark Wiley Robin Wilkerson Colleen Williams Jeff Williams Becky Willis Sharon Wilson Don Winters Tony Wisely Katherine Wood Susan Workmaon Gail Wright Tom Yanes Gloria Yoakum Denise York Cathy Young Sandy Young Abramson Guides LHS Court This year Student Court tried to rebuild student respect for the ideas on which it is based. Last year the Court was nothing but a figure head. hardly ever meeting. Dennis Abramson as Judge and Police Chief has tried to remedy this and has joined the judicial and enforcement departments as head of each. Most LHS students refrained from any major law-breaking activity. The Court Defenders duties are shared by Kevin Scott and Bob Blew, the prosecutor is Greg Kishi, the recorder is Laurie Gordon, and Nancy Parker is the Bailiff. There are eight jurors, two from each class. They are seniors Helena Quimby and Craig Nelson, juniors Linda Duncan and Alan Madsen. sophomores Ellen Ford and Cindy McCollough, and Freshmen JoAnn Metz and Tim Miltner. RIG HT: Dennis Abramson leads Student Court as Judge this year. TOP CENTER: Student Jurors back row from left: Tim Miltner. Ellen Ford, Alan Madsen, Craig Nelson. Front Row, JoAnn Metz. Cindy McCollough, Linda Duncan, and Helena Quimby. LOWER CENTER: Student Assembly members Brian Zimmerman, Dennis Abramson. and Sue Walker. BELOW: Standing are Court Defenders Bob Blew and Kevin Scott. Seated from left are Court Recorder, Laurie Gordon, Prosecutor. Greg Kishi, and Bailiff. Nancy Parker. dr, M. A X? it -Y 1 . may A fc A 2: A A W ' Q' We ' y 4 wid -t Q in af .0 'fi Q V 4 4, I w lk WX 1.4 If lynx? is 5, I a . t Z. i . ,, ,. , L .fr T A 3 ., x .'L. C37 1 T' ' . , Student Assembly Decides Rules Of Campus Life This year's Student Assembly was led by the very capable Jeff Trigger and Robert Olken. The Assembly was able to exercise much power in its say about school policies and decisions concerning the students and their inalienable rights. Long noon meetings in the choral room were the site of discussion about standing rules of dance admittance. lending money to Del Valle. watercoolers, bulletin boards, and the purchase of more bike racks. Many other matters of concern to students also came up during the year. BELOW: LHS Student Representative to the School Board. 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X .. V QC ' vom' A vw MSL 0, 4-3 Q7o0QvrLl4 me 306 347 yew H 1QffCMf5 jfV we e Q M Scrpgfuhvfjif X My rg?-5, fic-1L ee We ? lg Q Q? K135 Enthusiastic Livermore Administrators The school year 1971-72 proved to be really fantastic for Livermore High. The administration staff, consisting of Mr, Paul Reginato, Mr. Jack Snodgrass, Mrs. Pheobe McNeely. and Mr. Bob Bronzan, combined their individual talents well to keep everything running smoothly. As the leaders of the faculty. they exhibited initiative and school spirit in working with the students. TOP: Mr. Paul Reginato, principal: Mr. Jack Snodgrass, vice principal: BELOW: Mrs. Phoebe McNeeIy. dean of girls: Mr. Bob Bronzan, dean of boys: BOTTOM: Student Representative Rick Hill at School Board Meeting: BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Don Couch, counselor: Mr. Art Ackerman. Counselor. Ai and Counselors Work With Students Classes and students were once again coordinated by Livermore High School Counselors. Besides registration, the counselors are also busy with scholarships, scheduling, testing, and vocational guidance during the full school year. Without changes in the counseling department Mr. John Jellinghausen remained head counselor. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Emily Crowley, School Librarian: TOP RIGHT: Miss Sara Wilson. Counseling: MIDDLE: Mr. John Jellinghausen, Counseling: LOWER LEFT: Mr. Ken Adamske, Counseling. E.H.: ABOVE: Mrs. Connie Bentley, School Nurse. X , Q f ' ,W 1-9 ,ww x,J'L,v QfNg,y 2 a W Avg.-f , I, if 5 1 iw ,, . ,W Z ., I '54, 6 , W ' fe, , 4 QM-W4 v W. ,iv 3 Q, f 5 me 2 if. 40 Q , v wr V' ,z ' f A 'f i Z Q M W KL fi ' V 5 if Mm, L 5 14 N Mi, 'Z f 5 'f 2 ,A V, fe 57 ,Z ,S LHS Students Develop Varied Dpinions TOP: Mr. Tom Harmon, U.S. History, Minority and Urban Problems, Social Change: Mr. Kevin Drake, Minority and Urban Problems, U.S. History, Civil War: MIDDLE: Mr. Jack Nix, American Political Systems, Consumer Economics: Mr. Richard Mayo, Psychology, Introduction to Social Science: BOTTOM: Mr. Richard Botelho, World History. U.S. History, Foundations of America, English Department Opens Many Doors This year there was a fascinating selection of semester classes available under the auspices of the Livermore High English Department. The ever- popular Film making class was open and many aspiring film makers worked very hard in the production of their self- financed projects. A new class, called Communication in the 7O's was added to the curriculum and the students had a great time during their exploration of the world of modern communications methods. Classes in journalism, taught by Mrs. Lynne Graham. produced the award winning El Vaquerito and the publications class completed this yearbook. Many literature courses were offered, covering a variety of topics and. for the college prep-minded there was English Composition. The group of excellently qualified teachers used their imaginations successfully in creating this year's courses. TOP: Mrs. Martha Boyd, English 1-2, Composition: Mr. David Moodie. English 3-4, Modern American Literature: MIDDLE: Mrs. Ellen Johnson. Creative Writing. Exploring the World of Discourse. Communication of the 70's, English 3- 4: BELOW: Miss Lynne Harrower, Communication in the 70's, Exploring the Film Composition: BOTTOM: Mrs. JoAnn Brodehl English 1-2, Exploring the Film: Mr. Larry Mullany. English 15-18. we www.-mmx.. K M, f35l5 f -1- 1 W 'K 42 Technical Arts Train for Future Jobs Teaching skills for jobs is the specific purpose of the Technical Arts Department of Livermore High School. Classes are offered which give student background in engineering and construction work. Courses are available such as wood and metal shop, electronics, surveying, drafting, power machines, and shop math. The Graphic Arts class. taught by Mr. Ted Peterson, prints the school newspaper. Techniques learned by high school students in these classes have proved to be an important asset in their work after graduation. TOP: Mr. Jim Coelho, Agricultural Science: Mr. Ted Peterson, Photography. Printing: Mrs. Judith Beery, Foreign Language Department, German 1- 2, 3-4, 5-8. BELOW: Ron Furtado. Agricultural Science, MIDDLE: Mr. Bill Spragge, Industrial Survey, Electronics: Mr. Larry Brabbin, Shop Math, Plastics. Woodworking: Mr. Carl Corson. Power Mechanics: BOTTOM: Mr. Jim Raybourn, Woodworking, Industrial Survey: Mr. Elias Totah, Metal Technology, Industrial Survey: Mr. Ward Small, Drafting, Industrial Survey. JW lp. its figs sri' t x Foreign Languages Enroll Enthusiastic Students The Foreign Language department this year at Livermore High School offered, as in past years, courses in four languages: French, German, Latin and Spanish. The outstanding staff was able to vary classroom experience with the use of many audio-visual aids. By training students in the language of other countries, it is hoped that world understanding and friendship will become a reality. Indeed, the enthusiastic students enrolled in the Livermore High Language program seem to be well on the way to reaching this goal. TOP: Mrs. Helga Wilkins, French 1-2, 2-3, 5-6, 6- 8. MIDDLE: Mr. Paul deLanda, Spanish 2-3, 3-4. 4-5, 6-7: Mrs. Shirley Woods, Latin 1-2, 3-4, 5-6. 7-8, General Humanities, English Honors. BOTTOM: Mrs. Marie Anderson, French 3-4, 4-5. Spanish 1-2, 5-6: Miss Mary Henriques, Spanish 1-2, 3-4, 4-5, 7-1 1. x 3 i n 1 fi' 40 Fine Arts Provide New Creative Outlets The band was taken over by Mr. Mike Ward in his first year as a teacher at Livermore High School. The dramatic year was kicked off by the Senior Class production of The Tavern directed by Mrs. Vicki Stadelhofer. Mr. Clancy Crew and Mrs. Phyllis McMurtry helped students learn to express themselves with their handiwork in classes of Crafts and Art. TOP: Mr. Mike Ward, Band. Orchestra. Music Theory: Mrs. Phyllis'McMurtry, Art 1-2, 3-4, 5-8: MIDDLE: Mrs. Vicki Stadelhofer. Drama. Stagecrafts, Public Speaking: Mr. Clancy Crew. Candle!Leather Working, Ceramics: BOTTOM: Mr. James Heiner, Chorus, A Capella, Guitar. HS Skills Developed By Vocational Arts This year the Vocational Arts staff was headed by Mrs. Betty Frary. Students were trained in classes such as typing. shorthand, business math. bookkeeping, cooking, and sewing. Many subjects were covered by Homemaking Classes, including a class of boys called Bachelor Living. Things a student learns in the Vocational Arts department are often valuable in helping students decide between employment and college after their high school education. TOP: Mrs. Tressie Kirkman, Homemaking 1-2, 3- 4, 5-63 Mrs. Betty Frary, Homemaking 1-2. 7-8. Senior Homemaking: MIDDLE: Mrs. Ruth Clark, Homemaking 1-2, 3-41 Mrs. Lynn Zodtner. Typing. Shorthand: Mr. Bill Lauritzen, Business Math, Business English, Typing, Introduction to Business: BOTTOM: Mr. Bill Allison, Typing. Business Math, Bookkeeping, Mr. Joe Humphrey, Shorthand, Personal Typing, Counseling, Work Experience, Math Instructors Guide Ones Future Math instructors at LHS are not only concerned with their pupils present education but with their future education as well. They aid their students to the best of their ability, and hope to see some progress made during the course of the year. The instructors provide their students with several varieties of math problems. most of which are complicated and usually require much concentration on the part of the student. TOP: Mr. George Graham, Algebra 3-4, Math Learning Center. Mr. Herb Thomas, Algebra lab. 2- ab, Geometry. Math Learning Center. MIDDLE: Mr. Bill Bonacci, Algebra lab, Geometry. Trigonometry. Mr. Al Ofiesh, Math Learning Center. Algebra 3-4. BOTTOM: Mr. Fred Troubridge. Consumer Math, Algebra 1-2, 3-4. 2- ab. Mrs. JoAnn Cox. Algebra 1-2, Geometry. Mr. Steve Oei. Algebra 1-2. Math Level 1, Geometry. LHS Science is Always Challenging 2' 4 J . , . '1:. . , . After several years of excellence in teaching, it is not at all surprising to see the Livermore High school instructors continue to maintain their traditional quality. The instructors provided the students with an unusual and curiously interesting year which was filled with factual information. The knowledge gained by the students brought on a greater amount of enthusiasm. During the science course. students had a chance to observe and analyze for themselves. They learned myriad facts of science, and were often amazed at what they found. TOP: Mr. Eric Lyons, Biology, Physics. Mr. Ron Rose, Biology, Physiology. MIDDLE: Mrs. Phyllis Houlding, Chemistry, Biology. Mr. John Jones. Life Science. Mr. Dennis Sapiro, Life Science, Chemistry. BOTTOM: Mrs. Madeline Russell. Biology. Mr. Bob Trimmingham, Physics. Earth Science. ,L ',1-- . - I 1 . 3 e s . t .2 - we i L I X i V ' X I ' '7 s W i l- I ,5 1 'Li if 5 . --x 4 48 PE Dept. Encourages Sportsmanship The physical education staff helps to encourage physical, as well as mental fitness in every student. Team work and sportsmanship are among the many things learned while partaking in the numerous competitive sports. Throughout the school year, students have many activities to choose from: among the choices are volleyball, softball, swimming, archery, badminton and field hockey. Running the track is an experience not easily forgotten by seniors and freshmen alike. And who can black out the me-mories of those pre-game exercises? TOP: Miss Meredith Holscher, Girls' PE 9-10, 11- 12. 9-123 Mr. Ron Berg, Boys' PE, UPPER MIDDLE: Mr. Tom Davis, Boys' PE, Boys' Athleticsg BELOW: Mr. Don Gabor, Boys' PE. Adapted PE: LOWER MIDDLE: Mr, Nevin McCormick, Boys' PE, Athletics: BOTTOM: Mrs. Barbara Harrison, Girls' PE 9-10, 11-12, 9-12: Miss Nancy Steele, Girls' PE 9-10, 11-12, 9-12. Adapted PE: Miss Jean Patten, Girls' PE 9-10. 11- 12.1O.11,Adapted PE. M. Im JUN 7 7972 LHS Classified Staff Gives Extra Time Though they were rarely given the limelight at Livermore High, it is the Classified staff that really held the school together. Attendance takers, typists, special secretaries, and custodians worked hard to keep everything running smoothly. Without the extra time put in by these people, Livermore would be a gigantic confusion of garbage, broken appliances, and general disorganization. TOP: FRONT ROW: Wynona Derby: Erna Lininger: Jackie Larsen: Irene Lefevre: Ann Austin: BACK ROW: Lou Peters: Diane Andrade: Joan Resemius, BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: Joaquin Perry, gardener, pool and yards: Antone Mihoevich, Science Building, Adult Education Building, Main Building upstairs: Leonard Kort. Language Arts Building: MIDDLE ROW: Frank Ponce, Math Building: Thomas Reichard, Girls' Gym, Ag Building: Gene Wold, Woodshop, Metal Shop, Music Building: BACK ROW: Ezequiel Ordaz, Boys' Gym: Louis Preftokis, Head Custodian, Main Building Downstairs, Auditorium: George Balke, Commercial Area, Library Building. , Jr' ,O .x jifigflxpfiwwf igwyw M, - Q83 Qfiifx .aw ,z70rtl1y a 04 1100111 thy a Vfgf Sports . l 3 J A i 1 XA' xx , . Cowboys Stun Dons and Set Stage For Back row. Left to right: Coach Manny Braz and coach Ron Berg, M. Tarte, J. Shofner, S. Howard, R. Morrison, P. Cardoza, D. Carstensen, D. Mauldin, R. Plechaty, P. Lutz, D. Willis, L. Jackson. C. Bargman, T. Duffey, M. Martinez, coaches Don Reed and Tom Davis. Middle row, Left to right: T. Warren, G. Cunningham, D. Peters, J. Shofner, M. Gutierrez, M. Payne, P, Brown, B. Larson, J. Johnson, E, Wondolowski, H. Brown, G. Santucci. M. Overby, M. Michaels. Front row, Left to right: D. Silberberg, P. Reynolds, B. North, G. Villasenior. G. Fahnhorst, J. Wabs. K. DiPietro, R, Ancira, M. Lawson, F. Dickenson, R. Pope. B. Story. mimi Q ,, Q, X V. Q '-i'- 2'L' X N -lf 'E F in 'Q' 1 in 5 5, gj,,,g Q Q x P '.!- ! ,gl mf' Q? Di?Fff1,f '55, W, -ww f I if ix if . A , 5 if ' X3 fi: m ,L XxX ' x to lg' A fs J ,QE fx ix 4 lr Q fm If '.-- S . X QV W wif' ,fy as ,gf 7 22, 5225122 t hi Qglw ' mg g f 494, 4 'I 4 M ' 11 , ,, H U 4 g M 'MMV Q M In sf UW Aa E 2 2. 1 N . 1 4 A -.n. w 1 fm - fa :Q .f 'V rawiw .Q ., ' fr 5 ,,, JV SCOREBOARD LHS .... 18. . . St. Elizabeth. 14 LHS .... ...San Lorenzo, , ,, 8 . 15? , M . ...ri is in ,ft K 1 Pl' W. ,rw A if I ,, S 45 LHS .... ... Irvington ,,,, , ,, LHS .... 27 ---Albam' ..... LHS .... 16. . . Liberty ....... .. O LHS .... O ...Amador .... ... O LHS .... ...Granada .... ... LHS .... . 8...DubIin ..... LHS .... 16 ...John Swett il X15 fu is in S S, Fantastic Freshmen Capture Crown The Fabulous Freshmen went undefeated this season to capture the E.B.A.L. crown. Participation was the key word, more than 70 Freshmen went out for this grueling sport. The team itself was spectacular in defense. being scored upon in only four out of seven games. The offense was equally amazing in that they never scored less than 22 points a game. Next year's J.V. team should be a great team. TOP RIGHT: Steve Kelly looks for open field. BOTTOM1 Kneeling left to right: D. Bernacil, D. Correa, J. Dearborn, J. Alexander, D. Ahre, B. Leri. M. Rasmussen. J. Taylor, T. Wade, B. Kerlin. D. Hawkins, D. Payne, J. Minter, S. Sandoval, M. Heald, J. Goralka, S. Springer, S. Authere, R. Snyder. Second row, C. Bledsoe, R. Becker, K. Creager, T. Logging. T. Miltner, M. Bills, D. Jaramillo, B. Ponce, R. Sessions. R. Jost, S. Graver. J. Pereira, G. Edwards, W. Perry, D. Pope. E. Villasenior, R. Foreman. Third row: Coach Larry Brabbin, R. Wilkerson, R. French. S. Kelley, J. Deming, M. Castello. P. Frydendal, J. Mitchell, T. Wiseley. R. Rohrer, V. Bobba. R. McKinley. E. Bradley, G. Dimon. R. Maniz, M. Bangs, P. Mauck, C. Lewis, R. Stewart. P. Fitzsimmons, B. Barnett. S. Peters, C. Alford. T. Farmer. G. Mueller, T. Henry, J. Thurner, coach Gene Anderson and coach Tom Harmon. 2. -, li- ggiSsff'?sf..' LEAK. 'V1l s..LL LHS Tennis Team Has Successful Season Coach Don Gabor led this year's tennis team to a second place standing behind this year's league champions, Amador. The only league games lost by the LHS netters were to Amador. Players who returned from last year are Carl Wallstedt, John Myers, Bob Lenz, and Randy Buddington. All of these players saw much action. The LHS team had an eight wins, four losses record overall. TOP LEFT: John Myers: TOP RIGHT: Bob Lenz: LOWER RIGHT: John Myers, LOWER LEFT: LHS tennis team, Back Row from left: Coach Gabor, Carl Wallstedt, Randy Buddington, Kurt Grayson, Robert Lenz, Dale Cook, John Myers, Robert Garrett: Front Row: Craig Goishi, Niel Warne. Doug Larsen, George Platt, Marlo DiPietro, Jeff Parker. ,o--'-5 M LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Takes Another Undefeated EBAL Title i 4 f 4 2 . V' disk. v-N. . xt, In securing their second consecutive title, the mighty Cowboys virtually outclassed every league opponent that stood in their way. The squad was led by the number one and two men in the league, Chris Bourke and Rich Chitwood. However, the team's depth did not stop there as Bourke and Chitwood were followed closely by much improved Bob Myers and Barry Kleeberger. The league meet was also particularly satisfying as Livermore showed its tremendous depth once more. The Cowboys picked up the expected 1 and 2 spots, but Myers in third and Kleeberger in fifth made the win all the more outstanding. Eric Rotsten and Eric Kirkwoog also ran well for the Cowboys. Newcomer Phil Herzog was another of the Pokes' top runners in this year's winning season. TOP: Varsity team, first row: J. Ransome, D. Porter, S. Dailey, B. Kleeburger, P. Herzogi second row: P. Martin, E. Kirkewoog, Fl. Chitwood: BOTTOM LEFT: Barry Kleeburger sprints toward the finish: BOTTOM RIGHT: Jim Ransome takes an early lead. ge. .s M-all 'wwwM i i I ml lim ,,,,.,.,.r ' K M ilu 0 nu TOP: Rich Rowsey leaps toward basket: TOP RIGHT: Two points for John Stroud: BOTTOM: left to right, first row: Bill Story, Tom Hargreaves, Rich Rowsey, Ed Wondowskip second row: Bruce La Franchi, Toby Rien, Paul Cardoza, Ken Gillespie, John Stroud, Doug Morrison, Coach John Jones. Jumpers Place Second Over All Varsity Basketball action ended with Livermore taking second place in league standings, This year's outcome was eight wins and four losses for the LHS team. Outstanding players were Doug Nlorrison, Toby Rien, and Rich Rowsey, Rich Flowsey broke the record for the most points scored by any one player in Livermore's gym in one game. The whole Livermore team did an outstanding job by breaking the most points scored in one game record. TOP: Doug Morrison's jump shot, RIGHT: Toby Flien drives for two points. JV BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS... LHS LHS... LHS... Dublin .... Amador . . Albany , , , Liberty . . . John Swett Granada . . Dublin .... Amador . . Albany . . . Liberty . . . John Swett Granada . . Frosh Dribble to League Title In their first season of high school basketball, the LHS freshmen took first place in the EBAL. These players, as players in the past, will go on to benefit the JV and Varsity teams of the future. LEFT: Back row, left to right, Coach John Erceg. Kurt Graver, Keith Richardson, Steve Santamassimo, Bob Lewis, Steve Mills, John Hosier, Glen Silva, Steve Schweiger, Joe Valponi. John Dearborn, front row, left to right, Scott Graver, Greg Edwards, Scott Humphrey, Jeff Deming, Don Jenkins. ABOVE LEFT: Steve Santamassimo jumps for the ball. ABOVE: Joe Valponi escapes opponent, Varsity Pokes Thrice EBAL Champs Livermore Soccer Club won the E.B.A.L. title for the second straight year. They played an undefeated season of seven wins, one tie, and no losses. The star player on the team was Kieth DiPietro, top scorer for the Pokes and in the E.B.A.L. Senior Ed Meyer, goalie for LHS did a remarkable job, and was scored on only five times out of eight games. Other players doing an outstanding job were the fullback, Guy Fahnhorst, Will McNeely, Carl Meyer, and Dennis Rashe. This is coach Don Garbor's third E.B.A.L. title. It looks like next year could be the fourth year since the Junior Varsity won second over all in their first year of play. TOP: Livermore rejoices after Mike Payne scores. RIGHT MIDDLE: Goalie Ed Meyers boots another sixty yarder. LEFT MIDDLE: Another corner kick by Mike Martinez. BOTTOM: Left to right, first row: S. Young, M. Garcia, B. Denman, M. DiPietro, P. Rashe, T. Wade, S. Sandoval, D. Ahre, B. Leri, second row: K, Creager, R. Stewart, D. Anderson, Fi, McNabb. J. Peters, R. Becker, D. Kerlin, J. Ordez, J. Goralka, third row: Mr. Mayo lcoachl, S. Laville, V. Blevins, D. Arnold, M. Hoard, J, Parker, B. Atchinson, K. Shriver, D. Hatch, D. Clay. , , ..,.....,M. , Nil!! I .sflmg ,Key K K 'rf K 1 1 - TOP: Left to right, first row, D. Payne, G. Nibel, D. Alford, M, Payne, K. DiPietro, W. McNeely, G. Fahnhorst, E. Meyer, second row, M. Martinez, C. Meyer, R. Wilkerson, J. Trevino, M. Newberry, G. Fahnhorst, Coach D. Gabor, third row, team manager M. Duguid, D. Pagan, M. Thomas, D. Rashe, C. Lane, W, Council, W. Perry, S. Martinez not pictured. RIGHT: Fullback Carl Myers defends Livermore's goal. ABOVE: Glen Fahnhorst chases opponent while Dennis Rashe blocks the ball. .497 M.-+A xx. M lf ,W ., .X g'fN : N gii? P ' UNK . , L Egvsvswwgfg gg5 511 X 1 Q55 L5 ? X , ' X. 1 . M W EwmmQg , , f E fy l 3 A U5 if :h? - ALM Matmen Rule the Valley BOTTOM: Sophomore Larry Olsen, 103 pounder, works on Amador wrestler for ANOTHER takedown. Breaking off their 8th year of being EBAL champs, this year's grapplers had to share the glory with arch rival, Amador. Coach Jack Lopez led his matmen to cover the year at a 8-2 standing. Even being co-champs with Amador, LHS Varsity team defeated the Purple and Gold at both mat contests with 27-20 and 34-15 scores respectively. At the end of the season, a banquet was held, trophies and medals were given. Soph Larry Olsen received a trophy for the most takedowns, and Senior Glenn Cunningham was given the most inspirational award. Being the most valuable wrestler went to Senior Dave Willis while Junior Pat Brown and Soph Larry Olsen were the most improved. Ths most match points, 126, went to Senior Mike Dimon and Senior Jim Boswell had the most team points, 50. EBAL Championship Goes to LHS JV Making 1972 another EBAL championship year, the Junior Varsity pulled through with a 9-1 victory. Wrestlers were defeated only once by cross-town rival, Granada, When the two schools met for the second time, Livermore proved who was numer 1 with a 40-13 score. With Coach Ron Rose training these matmen, the team has not only won dual meets but tournaments just as well. The J,V. wrestlers took third at Silver Creek out of 32 schools, first in the league Novice tournament, and second at the frosh tournament. TOP: Roger Capri, Freshman, puts pressure on Dublin opponent during Varsity match. MIDDLE: Tension shows as Junior Varsity matmen watch a dual meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Amador 140 pounder walks of disgustedly while Glenn Cunningham receives honors as No. 1. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Grappler Jeff Johnson pulls up Granada man for a J,V. victory. BOTTOM RIGHT: Little Jack Baird keeps up with Dublin man. Grapplers TOP LEFT: J,V. man, Tony Farmer, gets arm raised after defeating his wrestling opponent, TOP RIGHT: Junior Varsity team, back row, left to right: T. Loggins, R. McKinneIy, T. Farmer, E, Winters, E. Kerst, D. Sexton, D. Winters, G. Muller, Coach Ron Rose, J. Garcia, D. Richards, G. Dimon, M. Christianson, D. Pope, A. Davis, R. Spivey, second row: T. Nigg, V. Bobba. J. Wade, J. Almond, K. Mendoza, N. Valponie, G. Brickett, D. Jenkins, J. Larsen: front row: Manager P. Flip Ramsey, J. Johnson, E. Holliday, D. Higgins, J. Baird, E. Sheppard, K, Griggs, Manager J, Muggsey Fagundes. ABOVE: J.V. 145 pounder, Ken Mendoza, rides over Granada's Varsity man, Sanford, for a 17-4 win. 1? Cowbo s Claim Earl Win Over Granad Y Y March I5 was a big day for the Livermore Track Team. With outstanding performances by R. Jost, J. Wabs, C. Bourke, J. Ransome, B. Kleeburger, R. Meyers, and D. Duncan, Livermore scored a victory over cross- town rival Granada. Extra interest was sparked by the new formation of a girls' track team. The team was started by seniors Denise Boder and Corin Hansen. TOP CENTER: TEAM PICTURE: FIRST ROW: D. Alderson, R. Sessions, R. Lundbom. S. Kelly, M. Bills. S. Goralka. T. Yanes, S. Ober, F. Tinder. R. Dietrich, J. Hicks, T. Farmer, K. Martin: SECOND ROW: D. Richards, C. Ng. S. Lavelle, R. Foremen. M. Yoeder, J. Parker, P. Fitzimmons, K. Pitcock, E. Bradley, J. Peters, R. Jost, B. Barnett, E. Villasenor, B. Barnett, G. Howard. P. Hazin, M. Karvelis, D. Drummond: THIRD ROW: J. Grayson, M. Payne, M. Lawson, N. Warne, S. Howard. J. Wabs, S. Dailey, T. Rein, C. Charboneau, R. Bockover, K. Garber, W. Williams, C. Bourke, J, Ransome, B. Kleeburger, L. Dildard, R. Meyers, D. Porter, L. Jackson, C. Meyer, P. Hansen, D. Alford, T. Hargreaves, A. Sandoval, S. Kendrick, B. Lenz. R. Chitwood, D. Mauldin. E. Rotsten, D. Duncan. T. Fearon, D. Carstenson, M. Feil, B. Dunzwiler, R. North, Manager W. Loftis, Not Pictured Manag r G. Overturf. TOP RIGHT: GIRLS' TRACK TEAIIZ: FIRST ROW: G. Coffey, D. Boder, C. Hansen, T. Bobba: SECOND ROW: S. Ogilvie, G. Meisner, G. Ponce, L. Cardosa: THIRD ROW: S. Holloway, N. Rohn, L. Baxter, D. Hannon. MIDDLE LEFT: Starter Jack Lopez signals the beginning of the reace: CENTER: Girls start on a practice race: FAR RIGHT: Carl Meyer begins his leg of the relay: BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Peters displays his high jumping skill: BOTTOM CENTER: Nancy Rohn tries for distance: BOTTOM RIGHT: Larry Dilgard hurls the shotput. Girls Compete for Track's EBAL Title 'C ff-M-el i Tankers Make Bid for 72 EBAL Swim Title ffl. ln pre-season contests Livermore was unable to reach the top, winning one andlosing two of the three meets. Good times were made by George Platt in the backstroke, Jim Turnbull in the butterfly, Bob Spooner and Mike Fink in the 50. Keith Otsuki in the Breaststroke. and Howard Ferguson in the 400 free. Mark McMasters and Bruce Whitten led a group of fine J.V.'s. Other outstanding swimmers in pre-season meets were Dave Patterson, Eric Aaland, and Mike Frye. Divers are an important part of a swim team. Juniors Dave Sexton and Joe Breashears are among the finest Livermore has ever had, often placing 1- 2 inthe pre-season meets. L1 Iliff . ABOVE: Divers perfect their form. TOP LEFT: Keith Otsuki, Livermore's top breast stroker. TOP CENTER: Jim Turnbull smiles after capturing another first. CENTER: George Platt becomes a triple winner at John Swett. LEFT: Varsity team top: Keith Otsuki, Fred Bloxham, Mark McMasters, George Platt, Dave Holm. George Ruzicka. Mike Fink. Joe Breshears: bottom: Howard Ferguson: Art Henry. Monte Patterson. Bob Spooner. Jim Turnbull, Dave Sexton, K, rvfmmmnw f ffisskiiiffwff ' . J- 'K HV A ': . , vf' il r T or 4 , wi fi, 4 5- , ,LL . - i if f Q . 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Zu W i lxjr fjj .a-.gi 1 175 Varsity Prospects for Championship 3 22 1 TOP LEFT: LHS player gets bail seconds too late: TOP RIGHT: Don Hansen's practice swingi ABOVE: Livermore player cracks a right field foul: RIGHT: Doug Morrison's power pitch. I Future Looks Good ' ffl. , i The Baseball team this year was much more experienced, placing an over all third last season. This year boasted the most experienced team ever. Returning players were practically all Juniors and Seniors having at least two years of high school playing experience. Coach Tom Davis explained that the team got off to a slow start but was bound to win more and had a chance to be a championship team. TOP: FRONT ROW1 C. Webster, K. DiPietro, D. Hansen, R. Brooks, D. Bedford, M. Ridder: SECOND ROW: R, Morr, C. Payne, E. Wondolowski, P. Cardoza, H. Brown, R. Pope, T. Warren: BACK ROW: Manager D. Jaramillo, T. Duffey, M. Overby, D. Morrison, R. Morrison, M, Martinez, D. Sheline, M. Terwilliger, LEFT: Second baseman Iobs the ball to first base. J.V.'s Swing Toward Super Season This year's JV baseball team, through it was young, had a chance to take the league championship. Mr. Kevin Drake, head coach, felt that the new freshmen players were, for the most part, strong athletes. The team had also many good players returning from the previous year's team. Although most of them were sophomores, they had the advantage of having played together on a LHS team. The team played against several strong opponents this season, most of whom relied on experienced junior players. But after winning their first three games the Cowbabes were on their way to another fantastic season. RIGHT: Outfielder returns ball. BELOW RIGHT: Back row left to right: K. Graver, R. Maniz, S. Mills, C. Lewis, C. Alford, D. Morrison, B. Cornett. Middle row left to right: M. Petek, F. Kruger, R. Wilkerson, M. Costello, M. Hord, T. Baird, R. Anderson, W. Perry, D. Pope. Front row left to right: A. Mondragon, S. Grover, D. Arnold, G. Edwards, D. Martin, D. Horris, J. Hendricks, D. Bernacil. BELOW: Baseman catches ball. : :t,.-xg .Qs :.Q53fief.l -.1 MM: elseif ' : sxwawsz .,g5j,sg.. it-fx 4.15 ,, .f .. A Q V.Q.s.gt,, , xg.. Q Q .Q X. - . it wwf i' 'sts .,.w..,.r he . -K A - . . . Poke Duffers Drive for First Starting off their season with victory, the LHS golf team looked forward to a good year with such returnning greats as George Smith, Bob Fulton, Rick Tucker, Mike Ross, John Myer, Andy Grey and Vic Wolfe. The teams new members were Barry Freitas, Dan Smith, Bill Bieber and Scott Humphrey. LEFT: Back row left to right: G. Smith, A. Gray, D. Smith. M. Ross, B. Freitas, R. Fulton, J. Myers, front row left to right: W. Beiber, S. Humphrey, V. Wolfe. R. Tucker. BELOW: Left: Vic Wolfe. Middle: George Smith, Right: Bob Fulton. Cheerleaders Promote Spirit This year the cheering squads continued the traditional spirit. All squads attended camps during the summer in order to develop their skills. They cheered the football team on to an undefeated season. The combined spirit squads topped the season off with a spaghetti feed after their final game. The Varsity Cheerleaders. for the first time. attended the Yuba City Tournament, The Pom Pon Girls gave the Basketball team Xmas stockings and JV Cheerleaders made cupcakes for their team's league games. It was a spirited year. TOP: Right: J.V. Cheerleaders clockwise from top: Gayle Rawles, Kim Frizzel, Kim Holton. Kathy Andre-ade. TOP CENTER: LHS Cheering section. BOTTOM LEFT: Mary Basham, Barb Little, and Janice Stamer, show spirit at a rally. BOTTOM RIGHT: PomPon Girls front row from left: Lynn Minkler, Margaret Cigliuti, June Wagner. Back row: Janice Stamer, Kathy Peters, Barb Little. not pictured Kathy Potthoff. , A Q HN? A VU M 3, f 5 ...ff K2 as ,f GAA Welcomes Junior High Play Day Active is the appropriate word for GAA lGirls Athletic Associationl. These girls provided the '72 year with numerous activities with volleyball and tennis starting the season off. Winter sports included basketball, flag football, and bowling. As the sunny days came along, the girls competed in badminton, softball, and gymnastics. RIGHT: Mary Wondolowski and Sue Ditting are the jumpers at one of the practices. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Co-ed bowlers get ready to start the day's activity. BOTTOM: GAA Board, top, Sue Ditting, Secretary: Yan Din Yoakum, Historian: Rhonda Becker, President: Marilyn Jones, Sports Captain. Bottom, Nancy Parker, Publicity: Debbie Lawson, Treasurer and Points Captain, Glenda Coffey, Vice-President. QNX GAA Expands Year's Activities The GAA board brought up a new addition to the agenda: they sponsored a sports play day for all Junior High School girls on Nlay 20. The P.E. equipment was expanded this year when GAA brought in Un-even parallel bars to the activities program. There is one activity that the board looks forward to every year. GAA's twirp dance which was held on May 20. TOP LEFT: GAA Vice President, Glenda Coffey. shows form on the trampoline while coming out of a back drop. TOP RIGHT: Basketball players practice for a big game with Dublin. BOTTOMi GAA President, Rhonda Becker, gets her kicks out of jumping on the tramp. .www MX. ' f v N, Z 1 E., M xm. mfhvw- R V f' 112 , , w 4 w . ,. ' lt., V ' Ski' W , S W gf m V 2 1 4 R -,,- L A , f A-., ',-. . f . . -wg S f - ff K J-S' V'-L ' 'lr Q 'f., 'VY - .sff-3.16 . ' iz, 2 . f ' Q fig in Qs A -Q2 K Q.. 57 E ngfxia Q M Q Ay .. gps' X . + . g -- , 3 gk, I if k Ragga-Eff - 1. 'Sv X Q ,. M ,Q K' ,k., 1, Y., V K' :YA . v ,L YQ K i'-:. NS' 1 ' 1 .,1..f w- . V ff - 5 v Y' A 1' ' FP -V 1 is 1. 1 . jf? 'ifi52'f4ifwf23gw- 1 - ' k ' Sf f - m - J ' , L. V1 'vii Q' ' rf :HS L 1 , K 1.4 g M - M W X WWW ff ' ,W w WWW WQQW WW, qw UW W w My 0 Ag, fQ WMQW ,SU WW W its Ji? W ZW WWW my WW? H2 W Mob , v ,b I V x JLMSQQQ ' . LL NJ fmbxwjijv jim Jw W VY WEA Qqyvdofdt W ' W 0' 1. 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A happy customer is shopping with the help of a Davidson's clerk. 1732 First Street Livermore, California 94550 cl-lolce MEATS at BLUE ci-uP STAMPS P 8. X FOODS 851 Rincon Ave. Success to the Class of '72 443-3262 we 0 ee ,Q0 Live a little at the Great New Dairy Queen Quality food 84 lce Cream Specialties Cec 81 Gail Hendricks SPONSORS Mearl L. Campbell, M.D. Leon D. Frigard, D.C. Brian H. Fullmer, D.V.M. Stephan J. Krug, D.M.D. Herman R. Mattern, D.D.S. Doanald T. Rocco, D.D.S. 19 4 if FFA Members Take Pride in Prize Livestock Each year around Fair time, Livermore FFA members get ready to enter their livestock in the livestock show. There is much excitement involved because they have been raising their animals for that special day. FFA always does exceptionally well and this year Livermore took almost every honor. RIGHT: Carry Nelson, Matt Henry. and Frank Correa display prize steer. BELOW: Don Whitney for the last time, stands with his champion FFA Market steer with Maid of Alameda County, and representative from Valley Escavating Company. may WK 11' Speech, Chess, Math Generate Interest In spite of limited membership, the Forensic League was able to compete successfully with other schools in many speech contests. This year's group formed the nucleus of a strong club of the future. The Chess Club met during lunch to test their chess skills. Math Club members were active in a number of math contests against different schools-both local and out-of-state. TOP RIGHT PHOTO: Forensic League: FRONT ROW: Colette Wade, Ellen Hitchcock: BACK ROW: Kevin Scott, Robert Olken, Bruce Taylor. TOP CENTER PHOTO: Chess Club: FRONT ROW: Carol Houlding, Mike Ozment: SECOND ROW: Terry Spiker, Steve Kendrik. Bruce McDonald: THIRD ROW: Brian Hutchison, Ken Walden, Willis Loftis: BACK ROW: Pat Hansen, Jim Neef. BOTTOM PHOTO: Math Club: KNEELING: Robert Fraser, Paul Kennedy, Greg Kishi: FIRST ROW: Kay McDaniel, Bruce Rawles, Patricia Reynolds: SECOND ROW: Peter Shearer, Tom Caruthers. Nancy Parker, Kim Winters: BACK ROW: David Harrison. Jim Shearer. Ellen Hitchcock, Sylvia Stevenson. INDEX Aaland, Karl 94 Abbott, Susan 57,122 Abramson, Dennis 63,132,61 Aceves, Sue 45 Adams, Debra 108 Adamson, SueAnn 94 Agnew, Jayne 108 Ahre, Dave 158,122 Ahre, Paul 108 Ainsworth, Ken 122 Alaux, Debbie 108 Alderson, Barbara 122 Alderson, Don 108,172 Anderson, Ron 178 Aldridge, Donna 94 Alexander, Jim 158,122 Alford, Craig 158,122,178 Alford, Howie 41 Alford, Kathy 108 Alford, Lynda 108 Alford, Owen 94 Alexander, Denise 108 Allen, Connie 108 Allen, Everett 108 Allen, Nancy 94,29 Allen, Rebecca 108 Allmon, Jim 122 Alonzo, Roseanne 94 Alviso, Jacque 94 Alviso, Randy 94 Amaral, Gerard 94 Ames, Richard 122 Ammendolia, Marianne 94 Ammendolia, Roseanne 120,122 Ancira, Ray 150 Andersen, Pat 122 Anderson, David 108 Anderson, Joan 122 Anderson, Laurie 108,42 Anderson, Ricky 108 Anderson, Tom 122 Andrade, Kathy 108 Andrews, Pamela 108 Andrus, Terri 122 Arney, Craig 94 Arnold, Dave 108,178 Arnold, Gwen 66 Atchinson, Brian 108 Austin, Allan 94 Austin, Bonnie 122 Authier, Scott 122,158 I-l.'U1iBLfViCKiE.94 1, Avila, Debbie 108,45 Avilla, Mary 108 Baca, Gina 94 Bachleda, Valerie 108 Bagley, Martha 108 Bahr, Patti 108 Bahr, Scott 94 Bailey, Steven 94 Bailey, Susan 94,53 Bainter, Chris 108 Baird, Don 94 Baird, Jack 122 Baird, Tom 157,108,178 Baker, Lee 122 Baker, Terry 108 Balbach, Mary 94,56 Ball, Lisa 122 Balzarini, Marilyn 108,45 Bangs, Mike 122,158 Banke, Laura 94 Bargman, Clarence 150,94 Barkley, Devin 94 Barkley, Nancy 108 Barnard, Terry 108 Barnett, Bill 122,124,172 Barnett, Bob 122,158 Barnett, Cindy 57 Barnett, Roxanne 94 Baroody, Sarah 94 Barr, Greg 94 Barr, Mary 122 Barr, Pamela 94 Barrett, Barbara 94 Barrett, Doug 122 Barrow, Karen 94 Barrow, Marcy 108 Barschall, Anne 108 Barton, James 94 Bascom, Hollis 63,94 Bascom, Sabrina 108 Bates, Wesley 122 Baxter, Don 94 Baxter, Lynn 122,172 Beard, Mark 94 Becker, Richard 158,120,122 Bedford, Dave 38,117 Behling, Bryan 94 Behling, Keith 122 Behrens, Becky 122 Behrens, Roxanne 108 Beidsor, Chuck 122 Benaptl, William 108 Benedix, Leslie 94,97 Benton, Dana 108 Bernacil, Dan 122,158,178 Bernard, Elaine 94 Bettencourt, Cynthia 57,108 Bettencourt, Dave 94 Bettencourt, Gwen 94 Bettencourt, Mark 95 Bettencourt, Jerry 108 Beyer, Christi 108 Bieber, Bill 122 Bieber, Davi 95 Biel, Mark 108 Bills, Mike 122,158,172 Bing, David 95 Bing, Robert 95 Birkett, Greg 122 Bishop, John 32 Bishop, Tammy 122 Bjorklund, Karen 122 Black, Randy 95 Black, Stephanie 57 Blair, Susan 35,109 Blankenship, Pam 95 Bledsoe, Chuck 158 Blevins, Brandy 122 Blevins, Diane 122 Blevins, Victor 120,122,175 Blew, Bob 132,95 W, Wilocker, Christiane 95 Bloom, Karen 95 Bloom, Nancy 122 Bloxham Fred 38 174 Bo5ba, leri 22,18,53,i72 Bobba, Vince 122,158 Bradley, Ed 158,122,172 Bradeen, Richard 95 Brann, Michelle 122 Brecht, June 124 Breit, Anne 109 Breshears, Steve 109 Breshears, Joe 95,38,178 Brewer, Brewer, Kathy 123 Mike 109 Brindenbaker, Arthur 123 Brixey, Bonnie 123 Brierly, David 123 Brierly, Sharon 95 Brooke, Scott 95 Brooks, Don 109 Brooks, Randy 95 Brooks, Ron 123 Brooks, Rodney 100,95,117 Bronning, William 95 Broughton, Jim 123 Broughton, Karen 109 Brown, Carol 95 Brown Cynthia 123 Brown, Diana 109 Brown, Brenda 123 Brown Hal 17 150,49,117 Brown, Jenny 123 Brown, Mari 123 Brown Pat 150,95 Bruijnes , Raymond 109 Brum, Oswald 109 Buddington, Randy 159,38 Bugas, Judy 30,109,42 Buginas, John 95,38 Bull, Patty 95 Burch, Margaret 95 Burnham, Evie 109 Burton, Randy 109 Button, Adelle 95,39,52 Button, Marlyn 109,42 Button, Susan 109 Burton , Jerian 95 Calfas, Gene 123 Calhoun, Merry 123 Callaghan, Rich 49,42,95,47 Callaghan, Nancy 123 Callaway, Mark 109 Callaway, Robin 95 Cahill, Calvin 109 Campbell, Cathy 95,105 Campbell, James 110 Campbell, Robert 110 Canfield, Michele 123 Caravco, Mike 110,34 Cardova, Kathy 38 Cardoza, Jane 96 Cardoza, Laurie 123,172 Cardoza, Mark 96,35 Cardoza Paul 24151 150 Bockover, Richard 109,172 Bohannon, Randy 122 Bohannon, Vickie 95 Bokanich, Rose 13,53 Bolen, Roger 109 Bolton, Debbie 109 Bolton, Jack 41,122 Bolton, John 41 Bolwes, Mike 122 Bonde, Mary 122 Bonde, Wayne 95 Booker, Michele 109 Boone, Debbie 122 Booth, Dave 123,122 Boothe, Marcie 95 Born, Ellen 95 Bourke, Chris 95,160,49,172 Bourke, Deidre 109,57 Bowman, Brent 122 Bouscal, Lynn 109 Boyd, John 109 Boyd, Lynn 95 Boyd, Mark 109 Capri, Roger 123 Cornett, Brett 178 Carothers, Thomas 110 Carpenter, Mary 110 Carr, Janie 130,123 Carstensen, Carol 96 Carstensen 151,150,152 Casipit, Lauralye 96 Casparie, Connie 123 Cassell, Delanie 123 Casson, Mindi 123 Castello, Mel 123,126,158 Castro, Karen 52,94,96 Castro, Mary 123 Cathey, Mike 96 Caywood, Susan 96 Chan, SenMein 96 Chandler, Jerry 110 Charbonneau, Craig 96,172 Chenoweth, Cindra 110 Chow, Karen 96 Christiansen, Mark 110 Chitwood, Rich 96,161 Clark, Ann 13,25,96 Cigliuti, Margaret 45,52,53,61 Clark, Kim 96,94 Clarkson, Craig 110 Clary, Kathy 123 Clay, Dave 110 Cleveland, Rene 123 Click, Sue 110 Clough, Virginia 123 Cochran, Janet 110,57 Cody, Dede 123 Coelho, Mary 110 Cofer, Debbie 57,96 Cofield, Debi 96 Coffey, Glenda 45,47,53,172, ' 182,183 Cohen, Leslie 96 Cohen, Wendy 1 10 Cole, Ron 96 Cole, Terry Ann 123 Collins, Melanie 123 Colvin, Karen 123 Concannon, Elizabeth 110 Conner, Mike 110,35 Cook, Dale 96,159 Cook, Sue 123 Cooney Patricia 123 Cooney, Karen 96 Copeland, Craig 123 Cordova, Cathrun 96 Colner, Sherry 123 Cornett, Brett 123 Correa, Dave 158 Correia, Claudette 123 Correia, Frank 110,56 Costello, Melvin 178 Crosby, Becky 110 Couch, Donna 96 Coult, Donna 96 Council, Pauline 110 Council, Warren 96 Cowan, Addie 110 Cowan, David 96 Crabtree, Gayla 96 Craig, Helen 110 Crandall, Dottie 110 Crawford, Kevin 123 Crawford, Patty 110 Creager, Ken 123,158 Crippen, Terri 96 Crippen, Tonnie 123 Cromie, Lori 110 Cronk, Diane 110 Cronk, Ken 96 Cuellar, Dan 110 Cunningham, Glenn 150 Culp, Linda 123 Cunningham, Julie 123 Curtis, Mike 110 Custer, Bob 110 Dailey, Laura 110 Dailey, Scott 63 161,172 Dalrymple, Cathy 124 Daly, Kathy 110 Davenport, Tim 96 Dahl, Leah 96 Danela, Tony 123 Davies, Mark 96 Davis, Al 123 Davis, Cindy 123 Davidson, Gregory 110 Davidson, Joline 110 Davison, Karen 123 Davidson, Margaret 110 Davis, Mykel 123 Day, David Dean, Paul 96 Dearborn, Joe 124,158 Dearinger, Linda 96 DelCastillo, Roger 96 Deming, Jeff 124,158 Denman, Brian 110 Dennis, Kristy 124 Der, Mellissa 110 DeRosa, Karen 110 Detrick, Richard 124 Dias, Barbara 110 Diaz, Kathy 53 Diaz, John 96 Dickinson, Ellen 110 Dickinson, Frank 53 Dickinson, Susanna 110 Dierich, Richard 124,172 DiGrazia, Karen 124 Dilgard, Larry 172 Dimick, Kathy 124 Dimon, Gary 127,158 Dion, Dorothy 110 DiPietro, Keith 66,117,150 DiPietro, Marlo 110,159 Dittig, Sue 94,96,182 Dixon, Bill 124 Dixon, Kathy 96 Dixon, Winston 124 Dobbel, Carol 110 Dobson, Robin 96 Doggett, Valerie 96 Dolin, Carole 124 Domingo, Oraudo, 124 Dorn, Don 124 Douglas, Cathy 124 Douglas, Robert 110 Dovik, Mike 96,98 Drummond, David 97,124,172 Dubose, Brian 110 Duffey, Tim 97,117,150,151,152 Duffus, Kevin 41 ,42,1 10 Duffy, Patrick 124 Duguid, Mark 124 Duletsky, Pat 58,97 Duncan, Linda 39,94,97,132,172 Dunstan, Jeff 45,47,110,157 Dunzweiler, Baine 97 Dupart, Frank 124 Duque, Priscilla 97 Durkee, Joe 97 Durkee, Laurel 110 Duterte, Jim 124 Dye, Arla 110 Dyer, Mat 97 Fallon, Kathy 124 Faraudo, Carol 45,97,35 Faraudo, James 111 Farfan, Frankie 124 Farfan, Rosa 97 Farmer, Tony 124,158,172 Farsaci, Tim 28 Farsaci, Steve 97 Faust, Mark 111,157 Fearon, Danny 111,172 Feil, Mark 97,172 Feinberg, Barbara 94,97 Fellingham, Patsy 97 Ferguson, Howard 45,174 Ferrell, Tom 157,111 Fink, Mike 45,174 Fink, Terri 95,97 Fink, 124,175 Firth, Joan 30,111,45,107,47 Fitzgerald, Brenda 111 Fitzimmons, Dorothy 58 Fitzimmons, Pat 158,124,172 Fiwisiter, Charles 111 Foote, Joan 124 Foote, Ken 124 Flora, Kibbie 124 Flora, Mitten 97 Folk, Randy 124 Foreman, Ray 124 Fordyce, Liz 124 Foret, Pat 124 Foss, Maria 124 Fox, Dave 124 Fox, Steve 124 Flowers, Gary 124 Flowers, Mary 97 Foreman, Ron 158 Ford, Colleen 97 Ford, Ellen 107,111 Foreman, Ron 172 Fortes, Marlyn 97 Foucek, Melody 111 Frank, Debbie 30,111 Francis, Dawn 124 Francis, Faith 111 Frary, Bob 97,95 Frary, Nancy 124 Fraser, Robert 124 Earhart, Debra 110 Eckroat, John 110 Edson, Mike 97 Edson, Stanley 110 Frazier Freeze, , Craig 111 Ken 97,35 Freitas, Barry 179 Freitas, Mike 97 French Richard 158,177,175 Frick, Janet 126 Frick, Mike 111 Edson, Veronica 124 Edwards Barbara 124 Edwards Dave 38,110 Edwards Greg 124,158,178 Edwards, Jack 97 Edwards, Stan 97 Frizzell, Kim 45,111 Frydendal, Paul 126,158 Frye, Mike 111,118,175 Fuller, Charles 126 Fuller, Phillip Fullmer, Stephanie 126 Ege, Jenny 124 Ellaesser, Sue 110 Elliot, Pam 57 Elliot, Robert 110 Ellis, Steve 97 Enedi, Marc 35,110 Epps, Richard 110,157 Erlich, Susan 110 Evans, Vaughn 99,97 Everett, Tom 97 Escover, Dick 124 Esquibel, Joann 111 Esquibel, Sandy 124 Evens, Jerry 124 Ey, Debbie 123,124 Eychner, Janet 100,111 Ezell, Sharon 111 Fagundes, Debbie 111 Fagundes, Jerry 111 Fahnhorst, Glenn 111,157 Fahnhorst, Guy 95,97 Fulton, Dan 111 Fulton, Judy 97 Fulton, Robert 97,179 Gadaire, Loana 97 Gadd, Penny 120 Gagaza, Gagaza Garber , Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Absalon 97 Elizabeth 125 Kevin 97,172 Catalina 111 Debbie 111 Janis 125 Mickey 41,111 Ron 97 Gardener, David 125 Gardiner, Ron 125 Gardiner, Susen 48,56 Garner, Jeff 97 Garrett, Robert 35,111,159 Gates, Kathy 30,42,111 Gates, Patty 111' Gates, Robert 125 Gayle, Gary 125 Gee, Delbert 94,97,49 Genschaw, Edith 111 Gentry, John 111 Gerhart, Susan 98 Gerhart, Vicky 3O,42,111 Gibson, Gary 111,160 Gibson, Jody 98 Gidley, Albert 98 Gilbert, Cindy 57,125 Gilbert, Rick 98 Gildea, Anne 125 Giles, Sue 111 Gillette Lee 111 Gillette, Mike 125 Gillette, Paula 98 Gilmore, Susan 111 Gilson, Jay 111 Giroux, Audrey 98 Giroux, Denise 47,125 Gleese, Pat 111 Gleese, Rickey 125 Gleie, Tammy 111 Glenn, Connie 98 Goishi, Craig 98,159 Gonzalez, Carolyn 98 Gonzalez, Terrie 125 Goots, Pam 98 Goralka, John 125,158 Goralka, Steve 172 Gordon, David 98 Gordon, Laurie 132 Gotch, Gayle, 125 Gotch, Joe 38,98 Graham, Daniel 111 Grass, Kathleen 111 Graven, Kurt 125 Graver, K. 178 Graver, Scott 125,158 Gravette, Debbie 98 Gravette, Sherri 125 Gray, Andy 111,179 Grayson, Curt 111,159 Grayson, Jack 98,172 Green, Mike 111 Greenway, Pam 125 Greggory, Doris 39,111 Gregson, Susan 98 Griggs, Kerry 111 Griggs, Tia 125 Grogan, Mark 111 Gross, Richard 125 Grover, S. 178 Grover, Deborah 125 Guerry, Joe 111 Guido, Carla 28,98 Guttierrez, Elena 18,19,52 Guttierrez, Martin 28,98,15O Guttierrez, Rita 13,125 Guymon, MaryAnn 98 Haaheim, Jil 125 Haaheim, Kip 35,38,98 Hachmann, Kim 125 Hafer, Steven 125 Hagemann, Terri 125 Holten, Pam 52,53,66 Hoover, Bruce 113 Hord, Myron 113 Horn, Glenna 126 Horn, Richard 113 Horn, Shawn 99 Horris, David 178 Hosier, John 126 Houlding, Carol 56,57,61,113 Houlding, Charles 126 Houlding, Nancy 48,56 l-louser, Dennise 126 Howard, Greg 113,172 Howard, Mike 101 Howard, Sophia 99 Howard, Steve 99,150,172 Howe, Hallissa 113 Howell, Elena 113 Huber, Randy 113 Hudson, John 113 Hudson, Kathie 30,113 Huffaker, Steve 99 Humphrey, Jill 113 Humphery, Scott 126 Hurley, Jane 99 Hurley, John 126 Husser, Artie 126 Hutchens, Sherry 113,118 Hutchings, Steven 126 Hutchins, Rick 113 Hutchinson, Brian 113 Hutson, Ralph 126 lrving, Wendy 113 lsernhagen, Denise 99,100 Jackson, Lewis 99,150,172 Jacobson, Cheryl 99 Jacobson, Joni 99 Jacobson, Norman 126 Jameson, Scott 99 Jaramillo, Dennis 99,117 Jaramillo, Duane 158 Jarrell, Elena 99 Jackson, Wendy 126 Jenkins, Dave 157 Jenkins, Don 126 Jenkins, Jenny 31 ,56,99 Jenkins, Susan 52,99 Jesse, Robert 99 Joder, M ark 157 Johnson, Jeff 126 Johnson, Joe 150 Johnson, Joyce 126 Johnson, Lynn 126 Johnson, Marty 126 Johnson, Robert 99 Jones, M arilyn 38,182 Jones, Pat 99 Jordon, Linda 126 Jost, Randy 120,126,158,172 Kaifer, Roberta 52 Kaley, Kim 126 Karvelis, Mark 126,172 Karvelis, Vicki 58,99 Kelley, Kia 48,99 Kellom, Barbara 47,126 Kelly, Richard 22,99 Kelly, Ruth 126 Kelly, Steve 126,158,172 Kempa, Marc 99 Kennedy, Paul 126 Kennedy, Roy 99 Kenny, Nadine 53 Kenny, Shawn 30 Kent, Steve 126 Kerlin, Bob 127,158 Kerrigan, Phil 99 Kerst, Ed 127,157 King, Terry 41,99 Kinnison, Brenda 99 Kishi, Greg 132 Kirkes, Cathy 99 Kirkewood, Eric 99,161 Kishi, Greg 99 Kleeberger, Donna 120,127 Kleeberger, Barry 161,172 Kolar, Walter 41 Kooshian, Charles 99 Korner, Kerry 127 Koski, Brian 127 Kowalik, Robert 99 Kraft, Mike 99 Kramer, Ann 120,127 Kristiansen, Brenda 114 Kristiansen, Kathy 35,99 Kruger, Cindy 99 Kruger, Fred 114,178 Kruse, Pat 115 Laffoon, Lee 99 Lafranchi, Bruce 100 Lagarbo, Debbie 100 Marshall, Joe 100 Marte, Kenneth 127 Martin, Brenda 127 Martin, Daniel 114,178 Martin, Ki m100 Martin, Phillip 100,161,38 Martin, Ken 172 Martinez, Mike 150,152,100,117 Martinez, Steve 114,157 Masluk, Dan 100 Lakner, Marc 100 Lamb, Kathy 100 Lane, Chris 24 Langseth, Jasona 114 Larson Brad 38,150 Larson, Doug 159 Larson, Jon 114,157 Larson Mike 127 Larson, Vicky 114 Lasher, Mike 114 Latimer, Cindy 114 Lavelle, Steve 127 Lavelle, S. 172 Lautenslager, Shane 22,25 Laws, Gary 35,100,157 Laws, Jessy 38 Laws, Kitten 127 Lawson, Mike 100,127,150,172 League, Terri 127 Ledezma, Petra 127 Leeper, Cynthia 100 LeFever, Cindy 15 LeFever, Theleen 114 Lefter, Bettie 100 Len, Brian 127,158 Lenning, Nancy 127 Lenz, Bob 100,127,159 Masluk, Vera 114 Mason, Tony 107,114 Mason, Vicki 127 Masson, Laurie 114 Mauek, James 127 Mauck, Peter 158 Mauldin, Dale 150 McCarty, Kathy 18,63.,52 McCarty, Sheryl 127 McClure, Megan 48,56 McCollough, Cindy 132,107,114 McCorkle, Jackie 114 Morrison, Flon 150,101,117 Morton, John 128 Morton, Margaret 101 Moura, Virginia 128 Moyer, Mark 38 Moynanan, Collene 115 Mueller, Franklin 101 Mueller, George 158,115 Mullany, Loretta 57,128 Mullens, Marigrace 35,115 Mumper, Newton 115 Munro, Ken 128 Munsun, Meg 101 Murphy, Kathy 45,52 Murphy, Pat 101 Myers, Bob 35 Myers, Jan 115 Myers, Jean 101 Myers, John 101,179 McDonald, Daniel 128 McDonald, Janet 128 McDonald, Bill 100 McDonald, Bruce 100 McDonald, Kim 100 McDonnell, Karen 114 Lewis Chuck 127,158,178 Lewis, Dan 114 Lewis, Denise 114 Lewis, James 127 Lewis, Paul 48,127 Lewis Robert 127 Lewis, Tami 127 Lewright, Barbara 100 Lewright, Mike 127 Linde, Mark 127 Lindsey, Susan 127 Lininger, Jan 114 Lininger, Jill 114 Little, Barb 67 Lodimer, Irene 127 Loewe, Nancy 114 Loggino, Tom 127,158,175 Lopez, Elaine 114, Lord, Debbie 56 Lorette, Bob 127 Loveless, Traci 114 Lovell, Greg 100 Loy, Barbara 114 Loyola, Danny 127 Lucas, Sharon 127 Luce, Mike 127 Lum, Charlotte 127 Lumsden, Paula 100 Lundbom, Paul 114,157,172 Lutgerding, Terri 114 Lutz, Perry 150 Madsen, Alan 94,100 Makano, Mike 127 Mallonee, Rich 114 Maniz, Rick 127,158,178 Mann, Denise 127,95,114 Mann, Mike 100,164 Marciel, Joyce 114 Marciel, Mike 100 Markwell, Patty 114 Markwell, Randy 114 Maroon, Dana 127 Marrs, Sandy 114 Marsh, Mona 127 Marshall, Carolyn 110 McFarlane, Bonnie 128 McNealy, John 128 McKean, Bob 100 McKinley, Rock 128 McKinley, Rocky 158 McMasters, Mark 100,35,174 McManus, Linda 100 McNabb, Rich 114 McNabb, Robert 100 McNamee, Gail 114 McNealy, Randy 114 Meadows, Karen 114 Meestek, Ross 100 Meisner, Ginny 100,172 Mello, Dorothy 114 Melvaer, Trine 45,101 Mendoza, Ken 114,156 Mendoza, Steve 114 Metz, Joanne 120,132,128 Metz, Bob 101 Metz, Tom 114 Meyer, Cornelius 101,172 Myers, Pat 67 Meyers, Dave 114 Meyers, John 159 Michaels, Michael 150,101 Milby, Debbi 18,24,52 Nakano, Mark 101 Neef, Jim 101 Neely, Mike 115 Neely, Steve 128 Neely, Wendy 128 Nehren, .lim 115 Nelson, Kerry 101,56 Nelson, Lois 115 Ness, Dan 101 Nethercott, Debbie 128 Netherton, Diana 45,101 Newbury, Mark 101,28 Newkirk, Elicia 128 Newton, Debra 128 Newton, Nita 30,107,115 Ng, Alex 101,38 Ng, Carl 128 Ng, George 172 Nibel, Grant 101 Nicholas, Paul 115 Nichols, Cheryl 115 Nielsen, John 101 Nigg, Tony 115 Noble, Sherry 115 Nordyke, Kathy 115 Norris, Jane 128 Norris, Lisa 56,101 North, Barbara 115 North, Bob 150 North, Dave 101,103 North, Robert 172 Nuckolls, Helen 128 Nuyes, Fred 101 Miles, Kristy 57,115 Miller, Dave 101,38,49 Miller, Debbie 128 Miller, John 115 Miller, Mil ler 101 Mills, Janet 115 Mills, Steve 128,178 Milbrandt, Arlene 128 Miltner, Tim 158,120,132,128 Minkler, Lynn 101,94 Mintner, Jim 158,128 Mitchell, Jim 158,129 Mogford, Laurie 128 Mohawk, Annette 128 Mohr, Jeanne 101 Mondragon, Alden 115,178 Monroe, Ken 120 Mooney, Dule 128 Moore, Sue 127 Moore, Bob 128 Moore, Jer 115 Moreland, Seletta 35,115 Morris, Rudy 115,117 Machrick, Diane 127 Madden, Margaret 1 14 Maddux, Gina 114 Morrison, Dave 128,117 Morrison, Doug 101,163,47,178, 117,176 Morrison, Rae 115,117 Ober, Paul 128 Ober, Sheryl 101 Ober, Sheryl 172 O'Brien, Shara128 O'DonnelI, Tim 101 Ofeish, Nina 48,128 Ogilvie, Mac 45 Ogilvie, Sue 128,172 Oliveira, Flon 101 Oliveira, Toni 128 Oliveira, Victor 115 Olken, Bob 62,57 Olken, C0leman115 Olsen, Becky 101,57 Olsen, Olsen, Olson Larry 115,157,169 Robin 128 Bob 115 O'Neal, John 115 Ordez, Jose 115 Ordez, Maricela 116,28 Otsuki, Keith 49,94,101,174 Overby, Mark 101,150 Overturf, George 101 Owren, Priscilla 101 Oyler, Joan 116 Oxen, Anthony 116,175 Ozment, Mike 101,57 Paine, Jeanette 30,116 Palmer, Danny 128 Palmer, Jeff 116 Park, Robert 116 Parker, Jeff 35,116,159,172 Parker, Nancy 38,61,132,182 Parks, Harry 32,102 Parra, Victoriae 116 Patrick, Carol 116 Patters, Dave 102 Patterson, Bill 116 Patterson, Mike 102 Patterson, Dave 102 Patterson, Monte 174 Patton, Leslie 102 Patton, Sharon 102 Paulson, Cindy 116 Paulus, Bonnie 116 Payne, Dan 117,128,158 Payne, Mike 102,150,172 Pegan, Dan 45,116 Pegan, Debbie 128 Pendley, Jim 102 Pendly, Michelle 116 Perry, Cindy 102 Pereira, John 128,158 Perry, Bud 57 Perry, Shauna 116 Perry, Wayne 128,158,178 Peters, Jeff 128,158,172 Peters, Dan 150,102 Petak, Mark 116,157,178 Peters, Kathy 13,63 Peterson, Linda 102 Peterson, Deborah 116 Peterson, Jim 116 Pettis, John 128 Phelan, William 102 Platt, George 63,116,159 Pheps, Chris 128 Phillips, Stephanie 102 Pipes, Jim 129 Pirko, Marylee 129 Pitcock, Keith 116,172 Plato, Linda 116 Platt, George 174 Plechaty, Mike 116 Plechaty, Ken 129,160 Plechaty, Ron 102,150 Plessing, Linda 102 Plessing, Pat 58 Ponce, Bob 129,158 Ponce, Juanita 58,102,172 Ponsano, Terri 102 Pope, Doug 129,178 Pope, Rich 102,150 Pooard, Mark 129 Porter, Dan 102,161,172 Potter, Charles 116 Potthoff, Linda 129 Potthoff, Kathy 42,102 Potts, Bob 129 Pauliot, Michele 116 Prejtokis, Don 116 Pressley, Elaine 116 Price, Donna 42 Pritchard, Ed 116 Prosser, Donna 102 Prosser, Joann 102 Prudhon, Sue 102 Pugh, Beckie 102 Quam, Erik 116,175 Quimby, Bart 116,175 Quimby, Helena 48,56,132 Quinlan, Lori 129 Quispt, April 116 Raeburn, Mark 102 Ragunindin, Evelyn 102 Hahn, Julie 102 Ralph, Janelle 102 Ramsey, Philip 102,35 Silvera, Yvonne 130 Randall, Valerie 102 Ransome, John 116,161,172 Rashe, Dennis 38 Rashie, Julie 102 Rashe, Pete 129 Rasmussen, Debbie 129 Rasmussen, Mark 129,158 Rawles, Gayle 116 Reece, Steve 1 16 Regan, Tim 129 Remillard, Anne 116 Remillard, Terri 129 Renteria, Kathy 129 Reynolds, Margaret 129 Reynolds, Paul 102 Rice, Scott 129 Rich, Karen 116 Rich, Deborah 35,96,102 Richards, Connie 129 Richards, Lisa 116 Richards, John 116 Richards, Dan 116,172 Richardson, Sandy 117 Richardson, Roxanne 15,117 Richmond, Carin 129 Richmond, Sandy 24 Rien, Bob 129 Rien, Toby 163,172 Ritter, Mark 103,117,157 Rivers, Craig 129 Robbins, Cindy 129 Robbins, Ken 103 Robinson, Edna 117 Roberson, Theresa 100,103 Roberts, Rebecca 129 Robertson, Cathie 45,103 Robertson, Dan 129 Robinson, Dorothy 103 Robitaille, Steve 117 Robitaille, Guy 129 Rock, Jenny 117,157 Rockstead, Jim 103 Rockstead, Robin 103 Rodriquez, Lucia 129 Rohn, Chris 58,63,103 Rohn, Nancy 172 Rohrback, Brian 129 Rohrer, Rick 129 Rohn, Nancy 129 Rohrer, Rich 158 Rogge, Lynn 129 Rolls, Lisa 117 Rollins, Peter 117 Roger, Claudia 117 Rose, Rebecca 96,103 Rossknecht, Jane 129 Rossknecht, Curt 103 Sackett, Rhenda 129 Salbeck, Carla 117 Sandholtz, Wayne 117 Sandoval, Adam 103 Sandoval, Steve 129,158 Sandholtz, Signe 129 Santomassimo, Steve 129 Santucci, Greg 150 Santucci, Paul 103 Saulter, John 103 Saylors, Chuck 117 Schaffer, Cathy 117 Schalles, Chris 103 Scheller, Randy 103 Schiller, Mel 117 Schmidt, Kevin 117 Schoen, Angelika 48,56,103 Schoonover, Sue 120,130 Schoonover, Roberta 52,53,66 Schoonover, Vance 117,157 Schrader, Bob 35,117,157 Schuknecht, Gary 103 Schweiger, Steve 130 Scott, Kevin 57,103,132 Sellers, Laura 103 Scribner, Dan 130 Sessions, Richard 130,158,172 Seaton, Mike 130 Seabourn, Denise 117 Severin, Audrey 25,103 Sexton, Dave 94,103,174 Shaw, Betty 103 Shearer, Pete 117 Shearer, Richard 130 Shepherd, Donna 130 Sheline, Dan 103 Shirley, James 103 Shofner, James 103 Shofner, Jess 150,151,152 Shop, Mike 122 Schopp, Mike 130 Shriver, Kurk 117,157 Shirley, Jean 130 Shroyer, Sarah 52,103 Sibert, Ray 130 Sigg, John 117 Silberberg, Debbie 130 Siloa, Glenn 130 Silserberg, Dan 103 Silva, Arthur 103 Silva, Barry 103 Silva, Bonnie 117 Silva, Carol 117,48,56 Silva, Michele 103 Silva, Sheryl 103 Silva, Susan 103 Roso, David 103 Ross, Katie 45,56 Ross, Debbie 129 Ross, Elizabeth 129 Ross, Joel 129 Ross, Vicky 129 Ross, David 117 Ross, Jan 117 Ross, Mike 103 Ross, Mike 179 Roszell, Rick 156 Silvey, Madeleine 130 Silvey, Michelle 103 Simmerman, Susanne 57,117 Simon, Kent 38,117 Simon, Tom 104 Simpson, Debbie 45,67 Simpson, Steve 117 Skidmore, Carol 130 Skinner, Terri 117 Skinrood, Joan 57,117 Skogan, Gordon 117 Wade, Bruce 104 Rostgll, Rick 117 Rotsten, Sue 117 Rotsten, Eric 103 Rowe, Rebecca 129 Rowe, Debbie 57,103 Rowland, Vicki 117 Rowsey, Greg 103 Rowsey, Rich 162,163 Ruiz, Debbie 103 Ryan, Sue 103 Ruzicka, George 103,174 Rugs, Marieke 103 Ruso, Steve 103 Sacket, Mike 117 Skrivanich, Suzanne 117 Sladkey, Alex 13,52,104 Slankard, Paul 41 Slankard, Yvonne 130 Slice, Mary 117 Slimick, Mari 104 Slocum, Sue 117 Smales, Sharon 104 Smith, Dan 118 Smith, Bonnie 48,56,117 Smith, Darlene 118 Smith Brian 1 17 Smith, Cathy 104 Smith, Dave 104,130,179 Smith, Joy 57,118 Smith, Julie 130 Smith, Laurie 104 Smith, Parley 130 Smith, Tess 130 Smith, George 179 Snodgrass, Jacquelyn 104 Snyder, Ray 130,150 Sparks, Janice 130 Spencer, Carrie 131 Spears, Jesse 118 Spears, Kathy 104 Speicher, Terry 104 Spence, Jaynee 118 Spivey, Leslie 130 Spivey, Ray 104 Spooner, Bob 174 Spooner, Kim 130 Spooner, Robert 104 Sorensen, Scott 118 Spurlin, Donna 130 Southwick, Kathy 130 Sowers, JoAnn 118 Spragge, Amy 130 Spragge, James 102,104 Springer, Kathy 104 Springer, Scott 130,158 Springer, Vicki 104 Southwick, Nancy 104 Stahl, Kurt 118 St. Clair, Ed 130 St. Clair, Adelle 130 Staggs, Kirk 104 Stallbaumer, Cindie 130 Stamer, Janice 18,17,45 Stanley, Carol 118 Stethem, Susan 104 Stevenson, Mary 104 Stevenson, Sylvia 48,56 Stewart, Ken 130 Stewart, Rick 118 Stewart, Mary 118 Stewart, Wendy 118 Stewart, Cathy 45,52,53,58,66 Stief, Mickey 25 Stills, Brenda 118 Stock, Dennis 130 Sumpter, Regina 118 Sunberg, Lorna 118 Stock, Brad 118 Stokes, Laura 118 Stone, Dale 118 Stribling, Keith 118 Stringer, Mark 118 Stromberg, Mark 118 Stroud, Tom 118 Stroud, John 66,162 Stroud, Megan 130 Strout, Bob 130 Suchon, Steve 130 Swartzfagen, Karen 130 Stewart, Richard 130,158 Stief, Mick 41,42 Stiles, Sharly 15,118 Storey, Bill 104,150 Straight, Dawn 104 Strout, Cheryl 13,104 Suchon, Jan 47,104 Suckling, Nancy 104 Sutton, Jeanne 104 Swansor, Anne 118 Swanson, Sally 104 Taber, Pam 130 Tackaberry, Robin 118 Talbot, Lori 130 Tarte, Mark 104,150 Tasto, Jolyn 118 Tate, Dan 41,118 Tate, Joel 41,130 Taylor, Jeff 118 Taylor, Brian 38,118 Taylor, Bruce 56,57,62,104 Taylor, Bob 118 Taylor, Jeff 118,130,158 Tener, Tylene 118 Tennyson, Cindy 118 Terry, Cliff 104 Terwilliger, Mike 104,117 Theissen, Thomas 104 Thomas, Arthur 130 Thomas, Dan 118,157 Thomas, Debbie 130 Thomas, Janise 119 Thomas, Gary 118 Thomas, W Thompson endy104 Bill 157 Thompson, Bob 104 Thompson, Daniel 49,104 Thompson, Diane 130 Thompson, Randal 119 Thompson, Kristi 119 Thompson Ron 104 Thompson, Sheree 131 Thurner, James 131,158 Tillman, Wayne 119 Tilleman, Yvonne 119 Tilleman, Vickie 119 Thurner, Richard 119 Thurner, Kathy 131 Tinder, Fred 131,172 Tinsley, Jeanne 131 Tinsley, Richard 104 Tobin, Kathy 58,104 Tobin, Kevin 131,178 Toledo, Laura 119 Tompkins, Marti 104 Tuck, Monica 119 Trigger, Jack 131 Trigger, Jeff 35,38,62,104 Trimble, Frances 119 Trisler, Mike 104 Trisler, Steve 131 Trochez, Debbie 119 ' Troiano, Matt 104,157 Troiano, Mike 94,104 Toti, Janet 119 Tucker, Eric 119 Tucker, Jody 131 Tuculet, Cindy 131 Turner, Julie 131 Turner, Scherry 131 Turnbull, James 124,119 Turpin, Jeff 119 Turpin, Liz 104 Tutton, Venson 131 Twohey, Sue 104 Valperga, Marc 119 Vandermolen, Barry 104 Vandermolen, Jeff 119 VanGoga, Mark 104 Vela, Rosendo 119 Villasenior, Ed 131,158 Vierra, Helen 119 Villasenior, Gabe 104,150,172 Voegele, Susan 104,39 Voelker, Debbie 104 Volkmand, Doris 131 Volponi, Norman 119 Volponi, Joanne 104 Vollmer, Jeff 131 Volponi , Joey 131 Wabs, Jim 150,172 Wade, Tim 158 Wade, Colette 104, 57 Wade, James 105 Wade, Tim 131 Waggoner, Bruce 119 Walden, Walden, Walden, Walker, Walker, Alicia 131 Ken 105 Patricia 131 William 119 Melanie 119 Walker, Paula 131 Walker, Susan 13,62,132 Wallace, Pam 18,19 Wallstedt, Carl 159 Walton, Janice 105 Walton, Randy 131 Wagner, June 105 Wahl, Jeff 105 Ward, Tina 105 Warren, Terry 119 Warne, Neil 105,159 Warren, Tim 63,38,35,105,117, 150 Watchepino, Lisa 119 Waterman, Debbie 105 Watkins, Hal 131 Watson, Lynn 131 Watson, Mike 105 Webb, Ron 131 Webber, Danny 119,157 Webster, Greg 119 Webster, Becky 131 Webster, Carl 117 Weingart, Denise 107,119 Weingart, Rick 66 Wells, Steven 119 Wells, Ray 119 Wells, Judy 105 Wente, Carol 105 West, Denise 45,107,119 West, Kathy 105 West, Barbara 131 West, Laura 131 West, Karen 131 Westerman, Jim 105 Westmoreland, Tonnie 105 Wheeler, Bruce 131 White, Tom 119 White, Rod 35 Whitfield, Vicky 105 Whitney, Bill 25 Whitney, Don 105 Whitney, Ron 105 Whitten, Bruce 174 Whittington, Charles 119 Wilkerson, Robin 131,158, 178 Wiley, Mark 131 Wilkins, Mike 105 Williams, Annette 105 William, Colleen 131 Williams, Jeff 131 Williams, Bill 105 Williams, Yvonne 31 ,42,105 Williford, Linda 105 Willis, Becky 131 Williams, Mike 119 Willis, Dave 40,150 Wilson, Sharon 120,131 Winder, Stephanie 105 Winters, Don 131 Winters, Eric 119 Winters, Kim 105 Wirsching, Sue 105 Wiseley, Tony 131,158 Whitney, Don 56 Wondolowski 17,117,150, 152 Wondolowski, Mary 105,182 Wolfe, Victor 105 Wood, Mary 119 Wood, Katherine 131 Woods, Cheryl 119 Woods, Eric 119 Woods, Conrad 119 Woodcock, Bill 41,119 Woodward, Paul 119 Workman, Sue 131 Workmon, Joy 105 Wolcott, Bob 119 Wright, Gail 131 Wright, Diane 119 Wright, Martin 105 Wyckoff, Jerry 119 Wyld, Sue 105 Yanes, Tom 131,160,172 Yoakum, Gloria 131 Yoakum, YanDin 105,35,182 Yoder, Joe 119 Young, Richard 119 Young, Cathy 131 Young, Sandy 131 York, Denise 131 Zeller, Gary 105 Zimmerman, Brian 132 Zuppan, Nancy 119 Zurakowski, Mark 35,119 LJLZ 41256 Us MWLL wc A5410 MCC 5 0706 f l no Maisie , 7 1 B wuz, ecfWW55WQWMtQ' 62,459 C441 l f ' wg f QOL! 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You'll be ready to strike out for yourself as an individual. Uniqueness is the greatest quality any person can attain, and only through experiencing yourself and those around you can you determine this uniqueness. To those of you who have found your own individuality, or you who are about to find it, we dedicate this book. You are very special people. Anyone can be a carbon copy-be your own person. Contribute your own little bit of distinction to the world, for you have something to offer, something no one else could ever hope to possess-yourself. Sue Aceves Co-Editor Have there ever been times when you have felt left out, dejected, or just plain not wanted? I am sure that this has happened to everyone at LHS at one time or another. These feelings tend to make you believe that you are too insignificant to matter, that you really aren't wanted or needed. But this is not so! Just think about it for a while- what would happen if you weren't involved in that certain club, or that sport you like so well, or even some of your classes? They would be different, not like the club, sport, or class it is now. Things might not have happened if you hadn't been there to pull it through. So you see, even though there are hundreds of students here at LHS, you are you. You are the One Among Many. This thought is what the 1972 EL VAOUERO staff has tried to express and carry throughout the book. Glenda Coffey Co- Editor the farest apr I i marry, tgat stil! .7 try aria lreefiy r apart from the rest ef thee. Ca exist arysebf - While all areaad are Haeeless others new sarraaad are Saeaaraaiap eaaforraityh Chat jailer af my spirit free. 270 be arysey - ta lipe, te try Ca spread my lzraaelres ta the sky Ca retain identity To Ire raysey - eteraally. i Ciraptirp Straw ff V 5 4 , f .Fd X if il if 1 H ., . 1 ef A Q W wa nw ' as I E N QLDXYXQ 0 VQDJ SDN iw 30p SN , ' 1. 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