Lynwood High School - Accolade Yearbook (Lynwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

. Q9012, 50le wu-Odgaiyj windwag KamLt Zho.umw ahpwj , 0 fr . 7 . $02,0 W M W; ??glfw migrjq MW w gccvd, gawk . J V ' W E, 1E? E ya ACCOLAIm VOLUME 14 s Z M O .- -l ! U d O O a Z r. PUBLISHED BY THE ACCOLADE STAFF, LYNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL THIS WAS THE YEAR OF THE BIG COUNT DOWN . . . W 9 572645 2:257 454? ' 757277771 AW' ll 5 5 573x717 VJWMVsz K on 14$ , . f3. -:- Dr: ; Wm .v-E ; N x E: .48 W 1 w ! 75m . XX X? W WWKW 14?N?22MW . 2 ,. I! . ADMINISTRATION, 8 CLASSES, 26 ' ORGANIZATIONS, 88 SPORTS, 140 ADVERTISING, Dedications are not easy to write. This year is no exception. To our teachers and administrators go much thanks for their devotion and dedication to the guiding and teaching of young people. But how can we thank all of our teachers and administrators for their fine work? It is hard to say thank you on paper but we hope this ACCOLADE will express our thanks to them, and may our actions in the future justify their hard work. To the teachers and administrators of Lynwood High School we sincerely dedicate the ACCOLADE i965. And now it is time. All of our years in school have been but a pre- liminary count down preparing us for the great adventure of life. Our teachers and our parents have done their best to make this solo flight a success in every way. They have filled our minds with the fuel of knowledge, and they have given us the strongest and most durable body possible to cope with the stress and strain of the lift off and to overcome all problems we may meet in our flight through life. The gun- try is now being drawn back, there is no turning back. We've all de- cided how pleasant our trip will be by our attitudes and our actions in the past 6 ......... 5 ......... 4 ......... 3 ......... 2 ......... l ......... lift off; and now we're i on our own . . . Have a smooth trip! 10 IIOflbe You have reached this commencement of adult responsibility through the guidance of your teachers, counselors, principals and, most, of all, your parents. May you look back with pride in what you have achieved during these important years and face the future with its promise, confi- dently. Hyrum W, Loutensock Superintendent of Schools ROBERT F. KELLY Assistant Superintendent Business Affairs I dem' BOARD OF EDUCATION $euted: Mrs. Audry Faisl, Mr. Gareld Johns, Mr. Jack Willard. Standing: Mr. Max Curler, Mr. Robert Mason. v LOUIS A. THOMPSON Assistant Superintendent Educuiional Services HUESTIS B. SNOW Director of Special Services d. JACK W ILLAR L. 12 Diligent Educators The 1965 Accolade represents many, many hours of work. The students on the staff have spent a greaf deal of time after school to organize the contents and keep the high standards of our previous Accolades. The events of the year I am sure have been presented accurately and clearly. This yearbook is of particular interest and value fo the twelfth graders but I am sure it will also prove of great value and significance to all students. My thanks to the members of the staff who have worked so long and so hard to make this yearbook a reality. Ralph H: Cosman Principal MRS. LILLIAN BROOKS Secretary lo the Principal 5' frive for To the graduates of the class of 1965 I offer my best wishes for a happy future. Former students indicate that it is a good idea to go to college even for a litle while. More and more emphasis is being placed upon the need for educa- tion and training to meet the complexities of earning a living and leading a happy life. Let's make the class of 1965 the one that stands out in college attendance, Arthur Leeming Assistant Principal, Curriculum 33 a 22 1M? am a .551 a 5: am i: nxnma'mnmnwzaa um x mm 732 a Ekaxm kirtmkmwm nmmmmngzmmmnmmm m s: a an E amaze wmmnmnmnnmmnm a m a mnmnmmmnmmwummm assays ha a 5mm 1 a m a m a t m mzwmmmm M a mat a a- g a z 3- ram main m a 55232 22 a m : E g a m 32mm -mm my games mm :1me w a mm a a m a m 22 gm mmmm5gg E 5:32 283325: amass m a m nmm m a 22 E22 22 22 22 3325532 :1 a m mm 33 mg a mm mm 22 i; km a mngaw a ggmgmm . a wmamxmmmzmmmamnmm E gs g x m we m m waxm mg ngg mxmrxgxma me $ V a m: ?s ,- am E: i E a m am 5: mm m - 1 ya 21 mm mm m m m 2:2: mm mm mam mm m mum mxmm 22 am am am am a. 22 gm nmnmu gmawxwwm a say magnate: :4 gm :4 m g wan mama E E 1325655: 24 ma gm xxx 33 gamma :4 3 2r gm 5 32m am War- a x3 5?? 32mm m mmimi A way .1 13a amhm a jmmam maktgmmmam and Instruction .1 we man ta 33 tag 22 many :5: 'm m .. mm a a a mg gen mg va- ' 1 as 47m mmm m- mm mimm a nmngnma m at 3Q a ' um awwaaam Jut'zgmmmm m m mmmmm ma 1 Jam Wamgra . 22 a To the class of 1965 go my congratu- lations and best wishes for the future. Your graduation from high school is one of the important milestones of your life. May the leurnings and experiences of your days in Lynwood High School stand you in good stead us you meet and pass the many other milestones ahead of you. It is my hope that each of you will have a successful and happy life, Robert M, Cohee Assistant Principal, Pupil Personnel Services Our future The Class of 1965oCongratulations to each of you as you go forth to fill your role in today's worldoa world full of problems, full of challenges, 5 full of hope, full of opportunities for satisfying achievements. May the blessings of peace be yours b -fhe peace to build and to grow, to live in harmony and sympathy with others, to plan for fhe future with con- M fidence. of Counseling and Guidance Agnes E. Jones, Coordinator , ,3; MISS HELEN A. REES Senior Counselor DON JONES Vocational Counselor fuperu CLIFTEN NORDGAARD Sophomore Counselor v WILLIAM HOLMES JUHIOI' Counselor 71g 0w $04!: LEOTA SMITH :resh man Counselor E r m z 3 mum mi t km NW The graduating class of 1964-65 observed maior improvements in the campus. The student council, under the leadership of Warren Gay and his Senior Student Body officers, sparked a combined school district and Student Body program to beautify the Knight Quad area, The student body appropriated money for the installation of colorful umbrellas and tables in the stu- dent store area, which was supplemented by the dis- trict in the snack bar area. Funds from student store profits were set aside to continue with campus beau- tification. We witnessed the installation of CI much needed covered eating area at the snack bar. The student council with the co-operation of campus or- ganizations was responsible for furnishing trees and shrubbery within this area. In the future years gradu- ates of the class of '65 will be able to point with pride to this major improvement in the Lynwood High School campus. y-V mam mm a my ., ta . Ema Emw am EE 5m. 22 m a m $1.. i a ii a efmg a .a. mggfwmtwma 32 mm: Zzwngmg E m2, mg git: Emmi V a 88 m gwhnaam . mm a amsawmmmg Ema 2m . a M; wmm w m ?gm m w ' .i a ass 38 am John J. Grady, Jr., Coordinator of Student Activities 22 2mm am mtgg 32 32 m agnmmwwg am ergammgt a - mm a 00f Fygbf P14 MRS. BETTY WEST 16 MRS. LUCY BONNER Librarian f For MRS. CAROL EVANS Nurse ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Blanche Sanders, Mrs. Kathryn Offill, Miss Es- lher Hoskins. Sianding: Mrs. Kaihryn Doll, Mrs. Alice Ry- deen, Mr. Arnold Peskin, Mr. James Higgins, Mr. Jon Glad- den, Mrs. Agnes Fletcher, Mrs. Alice Drew. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Sealed: Mr. John Redd, Mr. Royal Hay. Standing: Mr. Al- len Crdne, Mr. Eugene 805- well, Mr. David Popp, Mr. Ken. neth Seydel, Mr. Stanley Fiich, Mr. Charles Hardy, Mr. John Kennedy. ?8 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Frank Alexander, Mr. Rob- ert Kirkmun, Mr. John Beno, Mr. Glenn McLean, Mr. John Kraczek, Miss Marilyn Bunnell, Mr. LeRoy Hedge, Mr. William Notley. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated: Mr. Thomas Vernia. Standing: Mr. Saul Skolnick, Mr. Peter Cheros, Mr. Jon Gladden, Mrs. Virginia Dial, Mr. Irvin Cross, Mr. Warren Lee, Mrs. Velma Ferguson, Mr. Malcolm Walker, Mr. Roder- ick Ogilby, Mr. Edwin Clark. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated: Mrs. Louise Bou- dreau. Standing: Mr. Joh Elena, Mrs. Marie Jernigan, Mr. Stanley Radon, Mr. Leonard Zvonkin. INDUSTRIAL EDU ATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Pius Deis, Mr. George Williams, Mr. Frank Megan, Mr. Arthur Bearman, Mr. William Boyne, Mr. Milton Kussman. Never falling 70 Be 0w fu'ends STATE REQUIREMENTS DEPARTMENT r. Berdy Hurr, Mr. Jack insey, Mr. Warren Lee, r. Sam Flaim. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Seated: Mrs. Audry Winkler, Mr. Kathryn Offlll. Stand- ing: Mr. Leo Zack, Mr. Rob- ert Smith, Mr. Ronald Mil- ler. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Sealed: Miss Aileene Pymm. Slanding: Mrs. Betty Payne, Mrs. Shirley Kozu, Miss y - Georgann Burgess. ES 22 HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT Mrs. Barbara Culberhouse, Mrs. Robertz Greene. BUSINESS EDUCATI ON DEPARTMENT Seated: Mrs. Christine Friedel. Sfund- ing: Mr. David Stein, Mr. William Rinehcrf, Mr. Robert Fflibsen. BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Delbert Dequine, Mr. Tex Mc- Kown, Mr. Fred Hoover, Mr. Robert Howard. flmnk You for , 23 M $huu a a A 3 ; ax rxV 83.28. a s: mgr flelpi . P.T.A. BOARD Seated: E. Neely, Program; C. Braw- ley, Membership; F. Bruckler, Record- ing Secretary; F. Edmondson, 3rd Vice- President; D. Doud, President; R. VolPP, Ways and Means. Standing: A. Smith, Correspondence Secretary; P. Thiese, Parliamentarian. CL RICAL STAFF Sealed: P. McCoy, D. Holder. Sranding: J, Ruffety, C. Brown, B. West, L. Jones, H. Rundler, N. Leighton, . Yannello, B. Jones, H. Willyard, L Brooks. s to Aclzieve 0w 6'04! SNACK BAR STAFF M. Abrams, F. Carlson, B. How- ard, H. Paterson, F. Clark, M. Ruff, M. McCormack. CUSTODIAL STAFF Front Row: B. Miller, B. Rufferner, S. Tate, W. Erdmann, W. Stitchler. Second Row: R. Crepreau, S. Ste- vens, H. lee. 25 duhmgkdkus REQNM 4 1.? if 1 -. r l C l ,- m: casaumn, EDU CATIONAL . r V'JKIIITYE um.- w... u m lIl u ' 14 WARREN GAY Studen! Body Presidenf Able HELEN FISHER Student Body Vice President GERRY HALL JUDY JELKIN Student Body Secretary Student Body Commissioner of Finance 28 leader: LINDA BURDICK Student Body Social Commissioner DAN McCULLOUGH Student Body Commissioner of Athletics and Awards STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: G. Klavert, W. Gay, D. Mraz, P. Pappas, J. Reber, L. Burdick, J. Jelkin, H. Fisher. Row 2: L. Stoney, P. Yeager, M. Rauschenbach, J. Schenk, W. Wisnoski, A. Beamen, M. Austin. Row 3: A. Pavich, R. Miller, S. Niethamer, B. Pappas, C. Johnson, R. Volpp. Row 4: P. Benbenek, R. Childress, G. Lee, M. Odlund, N. Phillips, J, York. 30 Class of 7965 On June 17, the Class of 1965 will say l'Bon Voyage to their Castle of Mem- ories. It is hard for us to realize that we are about to step out into the adult world. Let us hope that the deeds we shall do in the future will reflect the confidence and effort put forth by the faculty and our parents during our four years at Lynwood High. Our freshman year opened to us a new world of learning and of social activities. With President Mary Bauer at the helm, we embarked Upon our first Homecoming. Our float, named 'lJack and Jill, helped to add enthusiasm to the homecoming fes- tivities. The traditonal Saint Patricks Day Dance, Irish Stomp, proved to be a suc- cess. To bolster our funds, we purchased Thank-You-Notes with a picture of the school on the front and sold labels. Our next port-of-call was our Sophomore year, under the leadership of Presi- dent Wayne Wisnoski. The first activity of that year was the sponsorship of the Welcome Dance for Freshmen. Then, along came Homecoming, and our float, ls- land at the South Pacific, won Honorable Mention. We continued to sell our Thank- You-Notes and sponsored record hops to increase our treasury. As is the pride of all sophomores, we ordered our class rings. Navigating our Junior Class was President Warren Gay. The first order of busi- ness was getting our long-awaited class rings. To further increase our funds we sponsored numerous record hops and continued to sell our Thank-You-Notes. We sponsored the Valentines Sweetheart Dance. As the end of our Junior year came, we had the responsibility of sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prome'iMoonlight Magic at the Elks Club in Long Beach. Moonlight Magic provided a beautiful evening for all who attended. The last port-of-call was captioned by President Glenn Klavert. We entered our Senior year eager to enjoy the privileges reserved for llSeniors Only. Reigning over our last Homecoming was radiant Queen Elaine Perron. The traditional Christmas Dance, Enchanted Christmas, highlightei the Yuletide season. With these activities behind us, we faced the most memorable of alleSenior Week. We will never forget the fun we had at the Senior Picnic at Irvine Park, the serenity of Baccalaureate, the fun-filled excitement of our AIl-Night party, and, above all, Commencementea final reality. Through counseling and friendship of Miss Helen Rees, we have emerged tri- umphant from many a storm. Without her navigation we might have drifted from our course. To her we leave all our love and respect. Now, as each of us are at our last port-of-call, we say to the Castle, to the faculty, and our friends: 'lBON VOYAGE 31 WAYNE WISNOSKI Vice President GLEN KLAVERT President LINDA HAZELWOOD VAL PHILLIPS Secretary Treasurer Row 1: Lef' '0 Right: W. Wisnoski, G. Klavert, L. Hazelwood. Row 2: A. Porter, E. Efin, M. Bergman, C. Feller, D. Houtz, A. McMillan, P. Merwin, V. Seeden, V. Conlogue, J. Jelkin, L. Burdick. Row 3: J. Dickhudt, K. Adams, K. Engel, V. Bausmon, K. Madsen, J. Meenk, A. Beaman, L. Daversa, M. Polley, A. Henderson, K. Joseph. Row 4: J. Johnson, R. Ebeling, J. Curry, D, McCullough, B. Faulk, T. Loewen, M. Dapra, W. Neely, L. Hunting, M. Ballard, C. Piazza, M. Lawson, J. Doud, K. Wood, W. Guy, J. Makim, C. Fruntom, S. Ccrroulh, H. Fisher, G. Hall, 8. Beadon, S. Olivares, MRS. AGNES JONES MCL Counselor MISS HELEN REES Senior Class Counselo Wm w :2: E H mm m m m . 5: mm a 29 xx am as. a g L r ? 32mm: magma am gm my . gnwxmxmm ILE BILL ACREE HELENA ALLEN MINDY AUSTIN g$mgrg mm mmmmm, W4: mnmn kQa' 32553255325: 2mm gnnz ,4 A a 32 2mm 5mm awn -wam m gravy: a ;' amass mmnwnmxv am bx KAY ADAMS SUSAN ADAMS GLEN ALLDER DAVID ALLEN DONNA ANDERSON MARGARET ANGULO DAVID AYALA TOM BACHMAN CHARLES BAGLIONE 6rdduafe: Of 1965 . . . RICHARD ALDE VALORIE ARMST CAROL BAH GREG BAILEY RICHARD BAILEY LINDA BAKER BARBARA BALDIVIA JUDY BALDWIN MARK BALLARD RODD BANCROFT PAT BANNISTER KEITH BARLEY ' SANDY BARNETT KATHY BARRAS EMILY BARRIOS MARY BAUER VICKIE BAUSMAN BETTY BEADON I ALICE BEAMAN JACK BEESON DIANE BENBENEK DONNA BENCH ED BENNER SUZANNE BENT PAT BENTLEY MARILYN BERESFORD MARILYN BERGMAN RON BERRY MARY BETZOLD NORMAN BIEHN JR. KAREN BILLS , A JAN BINGAMAN PETRINA BIONI JERRI BERKBY DAVE BIRTCH KAREN BLACKBURN PAT BLOCK MIRZA BOLIO 0f learm'ng 14f. . LYNETTE BOOTH BILL BORNING DENNIS BORSENBERGER BOB BOSWELL MIKE BOSWELL GIL BOWMAN WILLARD BOYER JOYCE BRASCO ELVIN BREAUX RICHARD BRIDGE 31' A 2 DA BRIDGES LYNDA BROOME DORINE BROWN DIANE BRUCKLER ROBERT BRUNNER CE BRYANT JUDY BUFORD LINDA BURDICK JANNA BURKE STEVE BURROUGHS nwood fligfz . . . CHARLENE CAMPBELL DANNY CAMPBELL SANDY CARROUTH TERRY CASELLA RON CHAFFINS BARRY BURTON GARY BURTON KRIS BYORK RICHARD CABORI LINDA CALDERON fa Inter A World. . . ART CHARLTON LINDA CHRISTIAN MARJORIE CLAPPER DON CLAY RUSSELL CLINE MARVIN COATES OLLAND COBURN DIANE CODUTI WILLIAM COMITO ICKY CONLOGUE LINDA CONTRERAS PETE CONTRERAS F' r g: 3:; T ' ' BEVERLY COOK ADRIENNE CORNELL BOB CORPE LINDA COSCIA RANDY COX nwzmzmam W 222mm PAT CROTHERS JACK CURRY MIKE DAPRA LYNETTE DAVERSA SONNY DeLANCY LINDA DELAWANGBAYAN KAREN DEMENT PETRA deNlJS :9 2mm 2mm m a Magi m a m a . w. mm M mma LINDA DERKS JACKIE DICKHUDT JANET DOUD BILL DOUGLASS LINDA DOUGLASS WAYNE EATHERLY Nof Pictured, RUDY EBELING MANUEL ECHERSETE SANDY EDWARDS ELEANOR EFIN ROBERTA EISZELE KAREN ENGEL 39 Wizere They'll .. . RONALD ENGLAND Nof Picturecn STEVE ESCHELL LEE ANNE EULBERG LARRY EVANS TERRY FASCIANO BILL FAULK ' '2 f' ' J! - . V4; 3 , I ALICIA FEDORRA CANDY FELLER EILEEN FINLE HELEN FISHER ELLEN FLEISS JOHN FLEMI MARVEL FLETCHER CHERIE FLEUR PAT FOY PEGGY FRANKS CHERYL FRANTOM MARY FREEM Offer. . . MARGIE GOODROM HELEN GOMEZ BEVERLY GRAVES LENNY GRAHAM JR. STEVE GRAY GLEN GRAVES BILL GRAY BOB GREENE Nof Picturem INDA FRILOT PATRICIA FRITZ WILLIAM GALLAHER lM GALLEGLY BARBARA GALLEGOS WILLIAM GALLOWAY NUEL GARCIA WARREN GAY MARY GENGLER DREA GENNE'ITE DOUGLAS GERDES ROBERT GIBSON New Perspecflixes . . . ROGER GRIFFITH VALERIE GROSSMAN SHARON HAGUE JUDY HAARSAGER BILLIE JO HAIR GERRY HALL GAIL HANCOCK MARC HANCOCK TERRY HANEY DENNIS HANSEN DAWN HARRIS DENNIS HATTAN DOUGLAS HAYDON LINDA HAZELWOOD JANE HEAVNER LAURA HECKL LINDA HEIN ALICE HENDERSON JIM HENDRICKSON BLAIR HEREFORD CANDY HICKOK MIKE HIGGINS CHERI HOLDER MARK HOPKINS GREG HOSKINSON DIANA HOUTZ DONNA HOWELL BEA HUMPHREY fducafionalax, fcanomicalax . . . BILL HUNT LAURI HUNTING TOM IMLER ED INGRAM BILL IVERSON JEFF JACOBSEN MARK JACOBSON LYNDA JASPERING JUDY JELKIN FRANCES JIMENEZ . . . AM Socially JIM JOHNSON NORQUITA JOHNSTON ALLAN JONES MIKE JONES KATHY JOSEPH SUSIE KANEMOTO VITO KEEN GARY KEENER ' v LEEAN KENDER BOB KERBOW TERRY KIEFER BILL KIEFFER JOYCE KIMBLE DANA KING GLENN KLAVERT MICHELE KLOSTERM '! i 44 KAREN KOCH HELEN KOHL KAREN KOHLER SUE KOHOUTEK EUGENE KOPP GWEN KRALOVICH RON KRIEG LOUIS LuLIBERTO TIM LAMPLEY CATHY LAWHORN MONA LAWSON BARBARA LAYMANCE SHAREN LEAL MARIE LEMAIRE JoANN LEON LORETTA LEYBA i LINGENFELTER CATHY LOVEN 45 Can Prow'ae . . . RUSS MACKEAND WAYNE MacLEL LINDA MADDEN KAREN MADS JANE MAKITA RICHARD MANI DON LURF DENNIS McCARTNEY BILL McCULLEY DAN McCULLOUGH WAYNE McDANlEL DENNIS McDOUGAL BILL McDOWELL GAYE McGREGOR GARY MCKENZIE JOAN McKINNON ANN MchLLAN PAT McREYNOLDS 46 :4 New look . . . DARLENE MAPLES DEREK MARKOVIC DENNIS MARQUIZ JOHN MARTIN JANET MATHEWS JOHN MAZZIOTI BONNIE MEIER JUDY MEENK STEVE MEGYES PAMELA MERWIN MARYANN MILLER ARMAND MESSER RICHARD MILLER JERRY MICHAL DENA MILLS CHARLES MILLER PAT MlLUTlNOVICK CHIP MILLER TOM MINTON DONA MITCHELL TRUDY MITCHELL MEHRZAD MOHANDESSON STEPHANIE MONACO JACQUELINE MUR DAVE MONTGOMERY BOB MOORE LINDA MORALES JERRY MORELLO VIVIAN MURRI TOM MORRILL STEPHEN MORRIS MIKE MORRISON DONNA NAG Ar .4 New World . .w RALPH NEELY WADE NEELY PAM NELLING KAREN NELSON SUSAN NEqu RlE NEWHALL GREG NICHOLS BOB NICHOLSON MEL NIELSEN RICHARD NORTON ON OLIVARES SHARON ORSUGA AURORA OSTIZ PAULA PARKER CHRISTINE PARRA CY PARSON JUDY PASS WALT PAULEY LINDA PAUP BILL PAYNE Modern Times . . . LAN PEACH SUSAN PEKARCHUK ELAINE PERRON MARYELLEN PERTOSO DOROTHY PETERS JIM PETERSON VAL PHILLIPS PORTER AUDREY FRANCES PUGLIESE 5t JUDY PETERSON MARILYN PETERSON WESLEY PETERSON STEVE PETT CHERYL PHIPPS CARLA PIAZZA VIRGINIA PLUMA MARLANE PO LOUISE POTTER LINDA POWELL LYNDA PRESTON MARTHA PROVE CHARLES PUMPHREY TOBY PURVIANCE BOB PUSATERI DAVID QUATTLE aradlmfe: Will. . . BOB RASSI KEN RAY MARILYN RAY JOHN REDD RITA REED GEORGANNA REEDER PAT RICE LAURIE RICHARD WALLACE RIDLEY NNA RAGOS RY RAMIREZ DY RANKIN - RASMUSSEN PAT RILEY NICK ROBERTSON SUZI ROBINSON GARY ROCHHOLZ ' ' ' g g m i g .. . -, $$E$iggggg GLENDA RODNEY . a gs . . g w 2 ADELA ROJAS x m CARMEN ROMBERO TIM ROPER CLAUDIA ROSE KATHY ROSSON TERI ROTH LYNN ROYCE EARL RYAN NEAL SAFE TIM SAGERT ROBERT SAMUEL JAMES SANC- DEANNE SAVAGE SHIRLEY SCHA SANDRA SCHEER DAVID SCHNEIDERMAN JOHN SCHOLTZ MARIO SCHULTZ mmnm' Aswan . mam a 32 JAYNESE SCOTT LINDA SCOTT VICKI SEEDEN CARL SEITZ ERTA SHARP DENNIS SHEETS DAVID SHELDON KANDY SILVA LINDA SKAGGS N SHERWOOD JIM SHIFFER RON SHORT ERLINE SKINNER JANIS SKIPPER Better Tile World . . . M SMERDEL CHUCK SMITH DAVE SMITH DENNIS SMITH LORRAINE SMITH SHARON SMITH LES SOMMER DeANN SONES MAXINE SPINKS Mb'Ner . ,' yj b. y 0:2 ,. .4: L; Mum ?...,..-n,r. u t? LINDA STADILLE DIANE STARKEY KATHY STELITANO CAROL STERNFELD RICK STEVENS ROLAND STICKEL MARK 'STOFFER MIKE STONE BILL STURGIS MIKE SULLIVAN DOUG SUTTLES JOYCE SWENDROSKI TERRI SWITZER GARY SYMONS RICKEY STEINKOENIG JANE TAYLO LINDA TELLEA JANNIECE THO JIM THOMAS Wifll Kim Wledge ' ' ' IAM THOMPSON VICKY THRELKELD MARGIE TOWNSEND MICHELE THEMBLAY CAROLYN TROTTER INGER TRULL JIM VALSAMIDES MARSHA VANDEMARK ROGER VunKANPEN FRANK VanPELT AULINE VINEY SHARON WALKER JIM WALTER KATHY WALTER PAULA WALTERS NNIS WATKINS KATHY WAUHOP CONNIE WEAVER DAVE WEBSTER JOHN WEDEL 55 A . ,- CINDY WELSH BOB WESTLAKE BRENDA WHEAT RON WILLIAMS BONNIE WILLIN MARK WHEELER CHARLES WIGGINS BRUCE WILCOX JEAN WILLIS TOM WILL JAN WILLIAMS MARGIE WILLIAMS WILLIAMS, RICHARD SHIRLEY WILSON TED WISEHA Wlhed From . . WAYNE WISNOSKI CONNIE WITHERS KURT WOOD RONALD WOODALL DAWN WOO WORTHINGTON OVID WREN KAREN WRIGHT TOM YEAGER ELSIE YEE ONY ZAMBON ELVA AVINA MIKE BARCZYKOWSKI RICHARD FILLERS BILL GRAY RON HAGUE LINDA JOHNSTON JOHN LEWIS LARRY McMILLEN SUSAN MONETTE ANN MONETTE JOHN PETERSON ROGER POWELL ROSEMARY PUCCIO PAULA WILKINS TOM WILLIAMS nwooa' Hal: 58 fypical lady . . . Vivacious Linda Burdick has been chosen by the Faculty us the Castle's Typical Lady. Linda has been 0 member of the Varsity Cheer, and this past year has helped cheer the Knights to victory as 0 Cheerleader. Linda has been active this year as Social Commissioner. She is also a member of Senior Class Council, Ducettes, and Girls' League. Homecoming '64 bestowed the honor of Princess on Linda. We know that where ever Linda goes she will continue to bring charm and fun to those around her. Linda, Congratulations! and Best of Luck from the Class of '65! llNDA IURDICK KAREN ENGLE JUDY HAARSAGER KAREN MADSEN DIANA HOUTZ LINDA MORALES DENNIS SHEETS JACK CURRY RUDY EBLING BILL FAULK GLENN'KLAVERT DAN McCULLOUGH . . . fypl'ca'l Knigllf Dennis Sheets has been chosen as Typical Knight of our Castle. Dennis is president of the Lettermen Club. He has played on the Varsity Baseball team and was a member of the 1964 C.I.F. team. He was further honored as the second team All Coast league Shortstop, Dennis is also a member of the Senior Class Council and Key Club. Dennis works hard at what ever he attempts. He has a fine scholastic record and is a member of Roundtablers. Next year Dennis plans to attend college. We are sure where ever he goes he will continue to keep up his high records and honors.. Dennis, Congratulations! and Best of Luck from the Class of '65! JANE MAKITA Valedictorian CSF SEALBEARERS g , Row 1: K. Joseph, A. McMillian, G. Hall, L. Jaspering. Row 2: Row 1: T. Buchman, J. Mokila, B. Meier, J. Haarsager, D. Borsem K. Koch, L. Powell, J. Fleming, V. Seeden, K. Demenf, J. Baldwin, berger. Row 2: V. Phillips, T. Casella, J. Scott. W. McDaniel. I 00h! VAL PHILLIPS Salutatoriun BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS Row 1: 6. Hancock, L. Frilot, J. Mukitu, A. McMillion, J. Baldwin, J. Scott. Row 2: R. Chaffins, J. Jacobson, V. Phillips, J. Schollz, 0. Hall, W. Eatherly, R. Steinkoenig. H: aw 77 :v Wm VAL ARMSTRONG DAR Award Winner fem MOST TALKATIVE TOM LOEWEN and LINDA BURDICK BEST LOOKING ELAINE PERRON and TOM YEAGER CLASS FLIRTS SANDY CARROUTH and DAVE BIRTCH BEST FIGURE and PHYSIQUE ELAINE PERRON and RICH ALDERSON BEST SENSE OF HUMOR CAROL BAHTI and JIM JOHNSON , 5f: BEST DRESSED MARLANE POLLEY DAN McCULLOUGH 7 WY1w-vi7Ir BEST LIKED WARREN GAY, LINDA BURDICK and GLENN KLAVERT BEST STUDENTS MIKE STONE and VAL PHILLIPS BEST ATHLETES PAULA WALTERS and MIKE STONE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MIKE STONE and GERRY HALL 70p Twelve Row 1: M. Bergman, T. Casella, J. Scott, V. Phillips, G. Hall, V. Seeden. Row 2: T. Bachman, J. Fleming, K. Koch, J. Mukita, L. Powell, K. Joseph. 66 siaagrtu 4CJ. . V. . am'ors . MARK RAUSCHENBACH President STEVE NIETHAMER Vice President CINDY PIEDILATO Secrefury SUSIE SCHELLENBERG Treasurer ow fl: 5. Schellenberg, C. Piedilato, S. Niethomer, M. Rauschenbach. Row 2: C. Odland, J. Reber, S. Kinsey, L. Kaytor, K. Conley, D. Martin, V. Pengra, . Fell, B. Hardy, R. Garcia. Row 3: C. Snell, K. McMillan, J. Braden, A. Cotillo, S. Stafford, B. Dolby, D. Painter, D. McCormick, .................... D. Mruz, . ...J Schenk, M. Fowlie. Row 4: J. Thompson, C. Caprio, C. Hunley, P. Pappas, L. Nelson, M. Clark, J. Nelson, P. Burrachio, G. Mundley, . Boling, D. Blakely. Row 4: L. Kogut P. Page, 8. Bradberry, D. Edwards, F. Henderson, 5. Reese, D. luttner, A. Codion, R. Dikeos, J. Denny, DCW I L h AV M I w ' h M J V MM ,hWALLO J6 ' Spearheuded by Presid nt Mark Rauschenbach, a magazine drive sparked the 64-65 school term of a lickin' good start with Sugar Daddy suckers and stuffed animals as prizes. President Mark Rauschenbach was aided by fellow class officers: Steve Niethamer, Vice President; Cindy Piedilato, Secretary,- Susan Schellenberg, Treasurer; and representatives: Jeanne Reber, Don Mraz, Penny Pap- pus, and Jeanne Schenk e while executing his duties for the first year upper classmen, Some of the class dramatists displayed their remarkable talent in the all school play ttOur Town!'t Rhythm and laughter coincided at the basketball game dance t'Soc Hop 0 Go-Go! Yes, it' was a great year, winding up with the biggest social event of the gear, the Junior-Senior Pro ay Memories. mam W vgwa M ab W. MR. WILLIAM HOLMES Junior Class Counselor Row 1: G. Hunley, A. Codian, H. Harder, l. Rhodes, D. Anderson, J. Bernardo, J. Foster, N. Roper, D. Knox, P. Zufell, M. Gould, L. Eddins. Row 2: M. Burt A. Licausi, T. Bishop, C. Smith, S. Redler, L. Lamborn, R. Oelschlcger, C. Sparks, T. Kierukslys, J. Fell, D. Horton, N. Gower. Row 3: J. Jamison, J. Camer- J. Zeisel, K. Steele, M. Brooks, G. Goodale, J. Berghoffer, J. Cuprino, J. Litchfield, M. Clark, J. Tchinski, S. Dionigi. Row 4: M. Rauscher, M. Nicol, D. P vridge, N. Aufderhcar, G. Tryon, C. Shoulders, B, Saxell, D. Galbraith, F. Smilh, K. Brown, D. lake, L. Palmer. Row 1: A. Feria, J. Chambers, l. Kassok, R. Bernard, A. Baedeker, T. Gary, D. March, M. Fedorra, D. Caldwell, E. Howard, N. Hester, W. Vaughn. Row L. Larsen, A. Leon, 8. Rihel, H. McPherson, D. Koeseki, R. Hall, M. Williams, J. Williams, S. Grownweg, B. Leer, P. Clay, D. West. Row 3: P. Burrach P. Bookmeyer, B. Cirone, R. Nebel, B. Casiile, R. Mitchell, K. Wirlh, R. Nile, J. Schenk, G. Konyck, S. Petersime, B. Troslle. Row 4: J. Schuliz, 8, Still, Scheidecker, P. Dalessi, P. Jobst, G. larson, R. Sterry, D. Bancroft, D. Sole, J. Neish, J. Wilson. Row 1: J. Hurt, G. Mondley, S. Harris, C. Mueller, D. Beck, L. Waddell, S. Boswell, R. Smith, M. Couser, D. Biberston, C. Flores, R. Barraza. Row 2: 5. Car E. Adamson, J. Gray, F. BIackburn, P. Benninger, L. Bock, B. Enriquez, J. Gunn, M. Pennock, A. Parra, W. Bien, P. Hlapcich. Row 3: K. Ireifkreutz, R. Rob C. Clinton, T. Chrismnsen, C. Nelson, R. Abbarnonvo, T. Faulk, R. Villarreal, S. Lindberg, M. Linton, P. Bruckler, C. Inga. Row 4: C. Belmont, T. Mann, Burdick, G. Castro, 8. Arseneau, S. Jones, R. Vezie, C. Schaelfel, D. Preece, N. Anderson, D. Jacobs, C. Grossman, D. Hullen. Row 1: G. Vaughn, 5. Nulton, T. Taylor, J. Gollora, B. Haniford, A. Codiun, R. Taylor, D. Roberts, J. lucoiorla, K. Olson, B. Barnum, C. Warrick. Row B. Bradberry, R. Sharp, J. Boson, L. Greiner, T. Sandoval, S. Kahnen, C. Jamison, M. Bandy, R. Hamman, C. Brown, D. Yeats, P. Duca. Row 3: J. Leba, Worthen, G. Keen, V. Lee, R. Stulzer, E. Hughes, M. Boymun, E. Rae, B. Ball, L. Kuylor, M. Rauschenbach, D. Thiese. Row 4: F. Alvarado, G. Hill, R. Be doin, V. Henrick ,M. Bemis, C. Dickerson, T. Thayer, P. Craft, R. Williams, V. Pengra, R. Squillante, A. Karnas. . .. - , t; - y . -' $1. ' h: . 'l: l. Gillispie, J. Stephens, J. Young, S. O , K. Hanson, J. Heigl, M. Jepsen, M. Jensen, 5. Roberson, J. Gale, 5. Brown, E. Rodriguez. Row 2: J. Polina, Horrymcn, W. DeFlon, D. Breaux, T. Basilano, H. Guarienli, S. Lon, B. Brentlinger, M. McCormick, M. Bain, M. Prinsen, B. Taylor. Row 3: D. Daniel, G. rick, B. Gray, R. Jacobs, 6. Billiur, R4 Sutherland, D. McCormack, J. Easley, D. Painier, D. Hayhurst, J. Thompson, E. White. Row 4: M. McGeocklin, B. -, K. Rehfeed, R. Rages, P. Chapman, D. Gray, J. DeMarco, R. Barth, J. Doe, T. Samuelson, F. Henderson, R. Stevens. 1: K. Reid, R. Long, C. Beadon, J. Hilander, T. Horton, C. Berg, J, Nelson, M. Tosland, R. Scott, B. Guthrie, L. Sirkel, R. Hendrickson. Row 2: P. Ludwtg- , J. Jacobs, I. Childress, A. Hosie, E. Simbulenko, W. Mills, 5. Birlch, J. Forbes, J. Crummey, J. Barr, D. Duran, D. Robinson. Row 3: P. Pappos, S. McBee, elson, W. Graves, J. Boylun, R. Baxter, H. Freelandt, C. lord, A. Verdugo, D. Booth, C. Odlcnd, R. Davis. Row 4: J. Sanchez, 5. Smith, S. Bough, C. Fuller, Peltz, S. Gibson, A. Bolton, N. Pat, G. Edmondson, S. Sverko, J. Whilfed, C. Henley, T. Russell. 1: C. Cuprio, R. McCoy, C. Gonzalez, J. Mullen, M. Zamora, L. Cross, J. Laird, R. Taylor, J. Lundy, R. Gerace, G. Kolz, M. Neal. Row 2: M. Cashman, Doyle, L. Muroney, T, Thompson, M. Carter, T. Holmes, S. Coulson, D. Mclnnes, K. Graham, T. Pierce, 1. Kouns, R. Nelson. Row 3: C, Langford, F. Rood, Guest, 8. McNeal, M. Mundl, C. Wilson, C. Kirkpatrick, J. Purcher, D. Walters, L. Rumbaugh, N. Granlee, B. Trembly. Row 4: J. Burr, G. Foster, B. kman, G. Mills, J. Mcugnan, M. Stewart, L. Harder, R. Smith, D. Mariin, 5. Bowling, P. St. Pierre, P. Fleck. 1: C. Eggers, J. King, 5. Yates, D. Mraz, M. Flegal, D. Yeoman, M, Shafer, D. GrimmeM, S. Cheny, J. Burton, J. Gibson, B. Mitchell. Row 2: M. Sodders, Hansen, L. Wood, W. Rabouin, E. Loupas, C. Stoney, E. Pope, T. Jamison, C. Rutherford, J. Massengill, C. Bowman, T. Godfrey. Row 3: V. Avinu, W. urtin, L. Roper, G. Koehn, D. Anne, 5. Niethomer, S. Cole, S. Mills, L. Tell, R. Swanitz, D. Wright, J. Janecek. Row 4: M. Knox, C. Torres, 5. Diebolt, Cheshier, R. Swanson, E. Simpkins, J. Thompson, P. Webster, J. Blum, D. Guardian, R. McKie. ' j wahntm , . 7g, Row 1: B. Swisshelm, W. Robelcky, A. Wendi, D. Edwards, J. Reber, G. Pelle , S. Salinas, B. Ball, L. Dominguez, M. Bolio, V. Smith, R. Macht. Row 2: C. Shoffsfall, T. Buchmunn, C. Phillips, D. Palmer, C. Piedilaio, P. Breeze, F. Campbell, B. Perry, P. Linton, P. Page, S. Kinsey, L. Kogui. Row 3: G. Rackemonn, R. Chaffine, L. McCunn, J. Williams, J. Dragna, M. Boyman, L. PeHey, D. West, N. Herman, K. Speaker, K. Moss, 5. Kinnard. Row 4: D. Foley, C. Masterson, R. Richardson, F. Cotillo, B. Hardy, K. McMillan, R, Garcia, J. Braden, D. Huff, D. Blakely, F. Agosto, C. Snell, D. Cilk. Row 1: 8. Ford, L. Cerny, R. Dukeos, R. Sumpier, D. Weaver, 5. Schellenberg, J. Corcoran, B. Davidson. Row 2: G. Salas, C. Philiben, L. Montoya, K. Fleming, M. Fowlie, T. Swingle, S. Shoff, J. Denny. Row 3: S. Thomas, S. Valencia, S. McDowell, M. Sims, M. DeVore, 5. Reese, J. Ostiz. 72 0mm savih a n4 xxx 9 nm-m a a a m 22 5mm m a 3 l :- ,, GREG LEE President 3 Kim a W - m m. n a mnmnmwmn. m E 28 a Q WWW n a mhm 28 mumxwmm ma 2; a a w -;gnw Ass rm m M a a m6: 5: - ROD CHILDRESS x Vice President MMW w .w, 22 men: famamn ROSEMARY VOLPP Secretary CLAUDIA JOHNSON Treasurer i lPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL e Row 1: G. Lee, R. Volpp, C. Johnson, R. Childress. Row 2: N. Phillips, J. Quinn, G. Pelletl, R, Gronvold, C. rborg, B. Pappas, J. lungum, M. Smith. Row 3: A. Wilson, D. Keefer, B loven, L. Long, M. Odland, C. Hancock, J. York, J. Stadille. t :M After a successful Sophomore sponsored Welcome Dance, our farseeing class council led by President Greg Lee, turned to another fund raising proiect: selling the World's Finest chocolate bars. Money mode on this proiect will increase the funds we'll need to carry us through next year's Prom and our senior activities. Another highlight was the selection of our class rings, with ultra-Iight colored stones and initials on the outside of the ring. Assisting President Greg Lee were class officers Rod Childress, Vice Pres- ident; Rosemary Volpp, Secretary; Claudia Johnson, Treasurer. Representatives were Mary Odland, Bunny Pappas, Nancy Phillips, and Jo Ann York. Backed by an enthusiastic council we hope to make the Class of '67 the best one yet. MR. CLIFTON NORDGAARD Sophomore Class Counselor Row 1: J. York, D. Blakely, J. Stadille, B. Kingston, M. Odland, R. McLaughlin, B. Coleman, D. Starry, L. Lolz, M. Watkins, J. Roper, L. Jones. Row 2: E. ' ber, L. Deflon, L. Gurley, B. Galbraith, G. Birkholm, W. Williams, L. Chewning, B. Litke, L. Nordholm, B. Stigall, N. Phillips, B. Hoogendoorn. Row 3: Larsen, T. Moore, 5. Heddon, J. Ahreno, M. Freeman, J Hobensack, P, Hodgkins, B. Goodmiller, B. Steiner, E. Tunstall, V. Greenspan, T. Dingman. Row A. Jackson, M. Stockstill, A. Gissel, F. Kossler, S. Rockemann, G. Worthington, K. Goodin, J. Woodall, N. Moore, K. Poulsen, K. Bridges, M. Harlan. Row 1: S. Hanley, R. Thomas, D. Dean, N. Huese, D. Jones, G. Elem, C. Brusco, T. Bird, J. McMullen, B. McDaniel, 5. Curry, D. Mundeville. Row 2: C. Ki P. Ryan, M. O'Day, M. Brenes, D. Schuster, T. Aller, C. Williams, B. Bachelor, D. Abdo, R. Weaver, P. Boyle, M. Coe. Row 3: S. Miller, E. Buchanan, Konuyak, C. Thucker, B. Koch, P. Bluckman, V. Novak, R. Jensen, T. Waggoner, P. Lindgren, R. Martz, A. Cantrell. Row 4: C. lngersoll, D. McGrafh, M. Kr D. Nielsen, S. Roost, G. Fleming, J. Beihn, R. Marcus, L. Dart, V. Albro, K. Knight, D. Schrhm. MW; 1 a Row 1: B. Williams, L. Snyder, D. Hubbell, Y. DeNiis, P. Cohee, G. Cumpobasso, C. Downey, B. Heigl, 5. Foreman, M. Placenia, B. R. Menage, E. Hobbs. R 2: D. Hescox, J. Allen, V. Craft, S. deNiis, D. Daniel, C. Tanksley, C. Burke, V. Aguilar, B. Salazer, R. Long, 8. Reger, 5. Chase. Row 3: B. Broesel, C. De? R. Bowman, G. Bolio, M. Ramsey, F. Tobin, R. Cowles, R. Moore, C. Scheer, N. Johnson, C. Canady, 1.. Dell. Row 4: J. Toguchi, G. Short, S. Hill, J. Thorn J. Rogers, P. Wilkins, A. Baird, C. Cline, K. Muughan, C. Gerdes, J. Mullen, S. Miller. Swa'ma m mwmrs mm x Row 1: B. Kish, S. Travers, B. Pappas, S. Loupas, K. Young, J. Schultz, D. Franks, J. Worsley, S. Philibert, K. Still, D. Mitchel, D. Purdy. Row 2: B. Smith, Bustllios, V. TiHle, A. Braves, J. Kunka, J. Meeks, R. Heimbigner, M. Flegul, B, Holden, G. Sobesanes, T. Lloyd, J. Romero. Row 3: B. TulboH, C. Harrym- Pavich, C. Hancock, R. Cobunr, D. Schulte, B. Block, N. Bruwley, T. Cuvender, Lion, L. Bergman, H. Brown, S. Cordova. Row 4: 5. Ball, J. Higgins, P. Smiih, D. Irwin. A. Concerns, K. Johnson, L. Merwin, S. Leininger, P. Daversa, B. Stan. Saurbriel, S. Schwartz. 1: P. McCaughin, J. Colette, C. Felker, D. Bishop, J. Cromer, B. Furquur, 5. Chase, G. Cunales, B. Jensen, J. Goodwin, B. Moody, L. Debbold. Row 2: ong, R. Childress, J. Lungum, G. Wilson, C. Zurborg, S. Lytle, R. Volpp, M. Marsh, R. Gronvold, I.. Sisney, C. Johnson, R. Mock. Row 3: C. Sanceri, M. bardi, N. Prafher, D. Sounsen, B. Duff, A. Wilson, W. Millard, I. Hill, G. Praiher, B. Loven, D. Parr. Row 4: B. Mitchel, R. Richard, R. Wigderson, R. Binder, endley, C. Moraine, S. Golder, G. Martinson, R. Morales, C. Bome, J. Miller 'I: J. Aday, C. Markley, K. Ross, D. Murkovic, L. DeFlon, C. Holuk, G. Netherland, P. Sullivan, C. Grant, 8. Miller, J. Shafer, L. Backhand. Row 2: E. bee, T. Gray, D. Robertson, A. Tommy, D. Jenkinson, M. Seltmen, T. Dingman, K. Bonsangue, 8. Kingston, 5. Lim, R. Mone, H. Murray. Row 3: J. Simmons, Shown, J. Jacobs, D. Hanan, D. Moyer, P. Walker, J. Okazaki, D. Chaput, L. Fisher, M. Fletcher, S. Moser, L. Ulrich. Rok 4: G. Lee, M. McNaM, S. Smith, Phipps, E. Nuehring, S. Durbin, B. Colen, C. Hernandez, J. Burrachio, J. Washburn, 8. Miles, C. Swithenbank. i El L '1 LA ' . 1: D. Easton, A. Marks, D. Grossman, J. Reid, K. Tibbals, R. Huch, S. Abrams, M. Otis, C. Feller, K. lmler, K. Donahue, L. Frilof. Row 2: S. Smith, S. -lewoski, M. Gicmbrone, 5. Gilbert, D. Rogers, R. Gill, J. Armendariz, A. Farm, J. Gonzales, M. Guie, A. Hurley, J. de Marlimprey. Row 3: P. Boyman, Holthamp, G. PelleN, J. Barley, J. Quinn, J. Nunez, S, Benz, J. McDonald, D. Bergeron, D. Rodriguez, R. Leahy, O. Pentolino. Row 4: D. McPherson, L. ristensen, B. Goodman, D. Carrilhers, J. McCleery, B. Scholz, W. Wylde, D. Shopfner, J. Doe, S. Johnson, B. Gibson, T. Monlgomery. w 'l: P. Fusciano, M. Egan, T. Hendrick, M. Marcella, B. Benbenek, S. Warner, K. Curran, D. Storms, K. Henderson, T. Brenton, A. Kent, G. Thompson. w 2: S. Burke, B. Bent, M. Cole, T. Seccombe, 8. Hill, J. Kahnen, J. Riddle, B. Lorusso, J. Young, D. Johnson, K. Yanello, H. Keyzers. Row 3: C. Holly, M. ssell, P. Buford, M. Fahrenkrug, K. DoulceHe, L. Kiefer, T. Ruttman, B. Withers, K. Phillips, J. Emery, B. Picciano, V. Minion. Row 4: L. Palmer, D. Arnold, Doe, J. Swartz, D. McCarthy, M. Walters, B. Carlson, R. Hill, 5. Rayson, W. MacLellan, L. Crow, J. Willard. Row 1: D. Kiefer, J. Jucobsen, l. Hardy, R. Cowles, S. Hakum, J. Cheely, S Douglas, C. Christoffersen. 2: K. Davis, F. Curels, V. Mack, J. Couser, M. Fleming, B. Valencia, V. Evers, M. Lord, J. Cox, D. Shufer, B. Yolfon, L. Lackey. Row 3: L. Griffy, A. R0- 5. Redding, S. O'Burr, J. Knox, W. Farsberg, B. Weber, J. Doe, M. Harden, J. Deutch, T. Weeks, J. Doe. Row 4: N. Ellis, L. Cross, L. Tull, O. Christoffer P. Grotheer, A. Rudke, N. Wheat, G. Garside, P. Sfahl, R. Fisher, K, Stiles, J. Doe. Row 1: L, Bowman, D. Shafer, J. Franks, 5. Rome, A. Lombardi, Y. Osiiz, C Simmons, M. Ziemer, P. Keck, R. Lopez, G. Quesada. Row 2: S. Hopper, J. $10 5. Augusta, T. Edwards, T. Moon, J. Willis, T. Tierheimer, D. Newbold, 8. Ray, L. Blackburn, J. Toguchi, R. Rangel. Row 3: B. Landon, W. Shinholsfer, Van Kampen, J. Gleason, M. Michele, R. Sums, R. Stanz, D. Kline, G. Journell, R. Matthews, D. Bootright, S. lnlow, M. Smith. Row 4: J. Jenson, J. Xa T. Mecdors, G. Sines, S. Linton, R. Thornton, D. Luwhorn, R. Roberson, J. DesCotecux, A. Wilf, D. Kirkpatrick, M. Warden, D. Duron. wan? freslzmen PAULA YEAGER President SUSIE VANHEUKELOM Vice President ;. :2 v m g a NANCY CAMPBELL Secretary 2mm arm . mam mmmmmmmpr xzmmm-mn RHONDA MILLER Treasurer mew: m a m u- rn: ma FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL: Row 1: C. Click, L. Stoney, R. Miller, P. Yeager, M. Larsen, D. Davis, 5. Van Heukelom. Row 2: J. Koehn, C. Hurt, G. Speaker, J. Parlier, C. Mann, J. Bell, J. Phelps, S. Jacobson, J. Smith. Row 3: L. Eulberg, N. Blakely, D. Durham, N. Bridwelt, M. Fahs, J. Bridge, A. Stewart, F. Heckl, B. Schoffstall, L. Pinkus, J. Fuller. MRS. LEOTA SMITH Counselor Under the leadership of President Paula Yeager, vice president Susie Van Heukelom, secretory Nancy Camp- bell, treasurer Rhonda Miller, and the helpful represen- tatives Paula Benbenek, Margie Larsen, Al Pavich, and Lynn Stoney, the class of '68 came to Lynwood High in flying colors. The See's Suckers and popcorn ball sales started the year the right way. Because of the busy calendar of the Student Council they were not able to present the Freshman St, Patrick Day Dance. They did extremely well in athletics and academics this year and are looking forward to their sophomore year. Row 1: R. Neely, J. Bell, P. Hansen, L. Ferrel, R. Hallock, G. Snider, C. Redding, J. Hill, P. Michaels, D. Bancrofl, R. Collins. Row 2: F. Wines J. Doe, R. Muller, D. Murray, l. Sloney, J. Heywood, R. Conley, B. Pringle, C. Kreps, N. Bridwell, N. Campbell. Row 3: D. Duarle, K. Kelley, Cl. Evans, K. Mclnnes, T. Evans, D. Archer, D. Cross, D. Warden, D. Buchanan, C. Whitney, W. Kyncy. Row 4: C. Thucker, D. Gentry, A. Burrus, L. Young E Saucedo, R. Swanson, E. Young, T. Schmile, M. Nordby, D. Arnold, D. Rodney. I . Row 1: L. Pilgrim, C. Gates, 5. Woodson, J. Doe, J. Wallace, D. Flores, S. Willhite, D. Hill, D. Renfeldf, G. Lopez, T. Pentolino. Row 2: L. Keck, D. Sternfeld, J. Strandberg, B. Neff, J, Mueller, C. Hamman, C. DePaIma, K. Robetky, G. Beishir, J. Doe, N. Lawson. Row 3: L. Lidball, D. Boni.i, D. Mitchell, C. Clark, W. Grooms, D. Burton, M. Lord, B. Smock, D. Davidson, P. DeVure, K. Severson. Row 4: D. Messer, C. Aleio, D. Castlebcrry, B. Lopez, G. Bornshever, C. Anderson, L, Meachum, J. Doe, P. Gill, D. Goodale, N. Laird. Row 1: D. Sprugue, M. Larsen, D. Maier, D. Davis, G. Cavenee, P4 Tyner, S. Bedolla, K. Steinbeck, J. Berry L. LaValley, D. Smith. Row 2: A. Reyes, V. Swell, N. Blakely, J. Ross, L. Eulberg, B, Healy, R. Stingley, J. Koehn, T. Huyer, P. Yeager. Row 3: D. Spicer, S. Jacobson, B. Smiih, J. Smith, J. Zaiger, N. Wynne, S. Wilson, J. Rogers, J. Kirkpalrick, L. McAlpine, J.Schellenberg. Row 4: P. Giber, D. Aday, B. Worsley, T. Veasey, l. Fleur, G. Galeener, M. Morkley, S. Fairclolh, M. McGlocinn, D. Purd J. McSpadden. 1 guy: Au. , a . ,. Row 1: R. Gonzalez, J. Nilen, R. Roy, P. Moody, J. McDonald, V. Whiteford, E. Diaz, B. Minion, R. Nason, G. Weldow, P. Abbamonio. Row 2: D. Landgraf, D. Wheaten, C. Reynolds, D. lmler, A. Jones, T. Kossler, J. Phelps, F. Heckl, J. Menke, W. Burger, C. Henning. Row 3: G, Megurian, 5. Quinn, G. Isaacson, B. Williamson, P. Urbonek, K. Ford, D. Olsby, V. Winter, J. Clendenning, B. Halliburlon, R. Diler. Row 4: L McDowell, A. Nieber- gall, L. Sanchez, J. Moody, L. Bull, 5. Gilbert, M. Blasche, D. Vaughn, R. Robinson, 1.. Gundersen, D. Cuillier. 'l: G. Fishbein, B. Smithson, W. Buchanan, S. Crummey, E. Ferig, L. Smith, H. Shackelford, J. Smith, S. DeWitt, K. Arnold, J. Ladd. Row 2: S. Garner, Breaux, J. Bevan, R. Bench, D, Rassi, D. Collins, C. Gill, L. Scott, D. Ross, B. Ramsey, P. Lane. Row 3: R. Keener, M. Adams, G. Jowes, L. Hill, S. ningham, E. Bruce, D. Gilb, J. Austin, S. Feria, M. Kirley, G. Bullick. Row 4: M. Kern, L. Anderson, l. Anderson, J. Volliere, M. Arciniega, L. Reed, amos, D. Nelson, H. Amesquu, S. Valencia, G. Edmondson. 1: M. CuepeH, C. Cerullo, L. Pinkos, N. Woods, C. Hague, D. Hannah, G. Sole, G. Weyrick, J. Fuller, P. Leyba, D. Wibel. Row 2: C. Thiesa, J. Chapman, lkerd, S. Peach, C. Chrisloffersen, B. Schoffstoll, J. Barsick, A. Povich, D. Rapea, D. Paul, V. Tholen. Row 3: J. PeHisrew, D. Dever, R. Ruuscher, J. Caliva, Pulhamus, N. Allred, 8. Brown, C. Show, B. Cribin, L. Pins, M. Fabs. Row 4: J. Hester, R. lowry, S. Rawlinson, J. Kitchin, K. Tinsley, P. Jalho, E. Rhine, Iunham, D. Barre , M. Maruvich, K. DesCouleaux. 1: A. Hay, 8. West, M. Lee, C. Duvison, D. Peterson, D. Dunn, R. Seniieri, J. Mitchell, G. Marston, T. Hellard, GR. Larson. Row 2: P. layton, E. Angus, Henley, W, McMinn, J. Harrell, R. McDowell, B. Tippii, C. Williams, C. Lam ners, W. Hartwell, M. Weller. Row 3: D. Durham, T. Dunn, J. Bent, N. Durman, Johnson, 5. GeBerI, G. Baxter, D. Bower, M. Lene, R. liebermann, G. Bealis. Row 4: P. March, R. Hazelwood, L. Campobasso, R. McWhorler, V. Odland, uorez, E. Bausman, S. Batz, J. Keller, R. Long, l. Reeder. or ' V1. Kw ; 99; wm l: H. Lembke, C. Runyon, D. Lynch, 5. Smith, S. Johnson, D. Eppley, D. Crang, J. Woodall, J. Slrachan, L. Euers, T. Burroughs. Row 2: D. North, D. ger, B. Finch, J. Anderson, J. Kent, J. McCluskey, A. Stewart, L. McNial, J. Wilson, R. Rothas, T. Smith. Row 3: S. Skinner, D. Pasicznyk, J. Laymance, McCullough, M. Pennock, T. Scharton, H. Cantrell, S. Holtgrew, G. Laymance, B. Manelly, G. Hall. Row 4: A. Yolton, B. Allen, V. Harris, M. Konyak, Y. en, J. Barry, J. Kulzin, M. Leahy, B. Bodnur, J. Johnson, L Cirone. Row 1: C. Burdick, J. Purlier, B. Norman, C. Morris, T. Sfuber, R. Chapman, A. Elliott, T. Clark, E. Kanemolo, C. Jones, B. Marquette. Row 2: J. Doe, S word, M. Biair, B. Christopherson, R. Eggers, 5 Austin, B. Bailey, V. Fell, R. Rathburn, C. Daily, B. Blackwell. Row 3: W. Cowley, D. Gissey, A. Powell, Segura, H. Pomeroy, K, Harper, D. Lowby, M. VanderLeesl, M. Godwin, P. Smith, P. Trussell. Row 4: J. Bridge, M. Wood, 5. LeGros, S. Keyzers, E. C T. Sandoval, R. Cheshier, A. Fletcher, A. Malchow, H. Hellen, C. Mann. I'm; mm vs. Row 1: S. Dunfee, F. Herbert, J. Huarfson, P4 Trader, P Ternandel, T. McCann, K. Page, T. Blackburn, J. Taylor, C. Berghopper, P. Reese, T. Gough. Row M. Huyhurst, W. Wrana, S. McVicar, S. Steven, D. Johnson, Z. Horne, J. Clark, P. Anderson, K. Thompson, M. Adams, G. Speaker, W. Armstrong, A. Em Row 3: L. Guevara, S. Philipp, M. Christie, C. Cue, D. Doyle, M. Hoshes, D. Harrison, R. Merino, J. Doe, S. Baker, M. Oliver, J. Truyo, J. Freeman, B. Slym Row 4: J. While, C. Fernandez, R. Young, J. Perillo, G. Bahli, D. Daley, D. Bernal, L Kearney, G. McConnell, M. Kowulski, R. Hunt, 5. Wenge. L. Stout, T. Whitaker, M. Gouzaler, J. Noordhoff, l. Codan, L. Sanceir, Gonzalez, D. Heddon, J. Cairns, S. Williams, L. Spurlock, G. Rosw Row 1: J. Jones, R. Russell, M. Hamilton, D. McBee, E. Simpkins, S. Campbell, Copley. Row 2: K. McMillan, D. Suvedra, M. Montalbo, P. Gahagan, R. Scafidi, L. C. Arnold, L. Wilder, E. Darnell. Row 3: R. Smiih, J. Doe, M. Hoile, G. Michal, G. Guerea, R. Clark, 0. Korakay, D. Kerbow, Y. Muir, J. Kunert, L. Domingu J. Wood, M. Foster, R. Maloof. Row 4: V. Curtis, K. Kimbell, S. Nanbuskirk, J. Doe, J. Dupra, K. Jones, M. Barela, C. Johnson, A. Mills, R. Scillieri, Wood, C. Click, C. Killerman. Class kepresen fafl've SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Mary Odlund, Joann York, Nancy Phillips, Bunny Pappas. SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Vicky Conlogue, Alice Beumen, Mindy Austin, Carla Piazza. JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Jeanne Reber, Penny Pappas, Jeanne Schenk, Don Mraz. ..v ?rrzxv , FRESHMEN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Margie Larsen, Lynn Stoney, Paula Benbenek, Al Pavich. llufogmplz: 87 WERE OQGAN IZED 88 GIRLS LEAGUE Row 1: B. Pappas, C. Feller, A. Emery, D. Davis, V. Threlkels, J. Scott, K. Engel, A. Beaman, K. Adams, .1. Hauusa- ger, G. Hall, J. Schenk. Row 2: J. Langum, J. Quinn, N. Campbell, P. Poppas, S. Sverko, C. Henley, P. Bentley, 5. Adams, J. Dickhudt, J. Smith, E. Efin, L. Heckle, C. Loven, V. Seeden. 70 ferve 05 Is Me 'r Aim GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS E. f :e, E; E G. Hall, J. Haarsager, K. Adams, N. Campbell, 8. Pappas, J. Schenk, A. Beamun, K. Engel WresL Mrs. Jones. TEEN SCENE OFFICERS SiMing: L. Royce, M. Ballard. Row 2: R. Christie, 3. Kieffer, G. Hall, 5. Carrouth, V. Armstrong, D. McCullough, A. Wilson. 0m S'fadious Workers ROUNDTABLERS - Row 1: S. Bent, B. Meier, l. Jaspering, V. Phillips, M. Bergman, J, Haarsager, G. Hall, C. Feller, K. Engel, J. Denny. Row 2: B. Baldiviu, A. Porter, L. Powell, P. Pappcs, L. Morales, A. Wendi, J. Young, R. Dikeos, C. Loven, P. Merwin. Row 3: D. McCullough, I. Barrington, H. Guarienti, M. Morrison, B. Payne, T. Wills, M. ,Raushenbach, C. Smith, D. Borsenberger, W. McDaniel, R. Garcia. g; A x games 22mm C.S.F. Row 1: J. Scan, V. Pres.; V. Phillips, V. Pres. Row 2. J. Mukita, L. Powell, L. Jaspering, l. Kaylor, V. Pengru, A. Wendi. Row 3: D. Lutlner, R. Dikeos, 5. Reese, V. Seeden, B. Meier, K. Joseph Row 4: l. Nordholm, N. Phillips, G. Hall, 3. Beadon, J, Haarsager, P. Merwin. Row 5: l. Weddell, B. Payne, B. Bradbury, D. Borsenberger, C. Mueller, M. Bain. 93 CASTLETTES OFFICERS K. Madsen, D. Houtz, 6. Hall, K. Engel, J. Scott. SHARON WALKER Castlenes Pianist CASTLETTES - Row 1: L. Dalawangbayun, C. Withers, M. Bauer, 5. Walker, P. Rice, L. Jaspering, Mr. Miller. Row 2: G. Hall, K. Madsen, D. Houtz, K. Engel, J. Scott, l. Calderon, J. Burke, K. Blackburn, P. deNiis, T. Purvicmce, G. Kralovich. GIRLS GLEE . J. Kalzin, S. Harris, C. Markley, l. , l. Hill. Row 2: F. Tobin, D. Bruckler, s, K. Ford, J. Hurt. Row 3: C. Jones, L. d, A. Baedeker, D. Newman, L. Coscia, -erson. Row 4: G. Beishir, P. Layton, D. 5r, P. Keck, P. Whitmore. B. Finch, J. nan, B. Coleman. Merry Music Maker: CHOIR . Seated: S, Walker. Row 1: T. Purvicnce, P. Viney, J. Kimble, K. Wright, T. Tierheimer, R. Rangel, M. Bowell, M. Hancock, C. Phipps, S. Yaies, Kl. Parsons, B. Hubbel, Mr. Miller. Row 2: N. Campbell, L. Sorensen, D. Thfese, M. Lawson, D. Ququebuum, J. Willis, 1. Thompson, W. Gay, R. Mane, E. Hobbs, P. Walker, C. Mathews, J. Phipps. Row 3: J. langum, A. Kurnas, R. Gronvold, J. Bell, B. Krieg, C. Shafer, R. Nicholson, T. Meudors, R. Cress, R. Roberson, B. Greene, J. Keller, S. Cheney, R. Eiszele. Row 4: M. Euuer, P. Miliutinovich, G. McKenzie, T. Thayer, D. Clay, L. Evans, J. Aday, B. Douglass, D. Lawhorn, D. Edwards, S. Sherwood, P. Clay, C. Lawhorn, F. Cotillo. 96 liarogmplz: BAND - Row 1: M. Bloshe, N. Hester, J. Carrier, 5. Miller, C. Battle, J. Sanceri, S. Guleener, R. Smith, J. Blum, D. Smith, B. McDowell, R. Richards, R. McKie. Row 2: E. Nuring, A. Clark, B. Armstrong, C. Bailey, l. Kieffer, S. Foreman, W. Boolwrighf, B. Colen, B. Westlake, D. Douglas, N. Haese, W. Millard, R. Steinkoenig. Row 3: K. Bell, T. Jumieson, P. Jatho, Heinbegner, M. Smith, S. Woodson, A. Anderson, Q. McCleary, A. Neely, B. Sterry, C. Woodall, D. Kossler, C. Miller. Row 4: W. Daniel, P. Crolhers, B. Kieffer, L. Fisher, B. Bradberry, L. Debold, S. Johnson, 5. Brown, C. Downey, T. Sundouol. Me S'owm' 0f Mask 97 DRILL TEAM Kneeling: C. Piazza. Row 1: A. Wendt, D. Painter, P. Smith. Row 2: G. Rodney, A. Kent, D. McCormack, S. Staffer , A. Verdugo. Row 3 L. Kcytor, V. Seeden, B. Custile, D. Martin, P. McReynolds, G. Ruckemann, B. Dolby. Row 4: F. Cotillo, B. Gray, A. Henderson, C. Hancock, C. Johnson, L. ng, J. Reber, K. Conley. Row 5: L. Duversa, C. Phillips, K. McMillan, J. Braden, J, Fell, M. Bergman, R. Volpp, C. Odland, S. Sirch. Row 6: K. Koch, M. Polley, V. Buusman, N. Phillips, M. Odlund, A. Karnus, L. Bergman, J. Langum, D. Savage, L. Hunting. 1 w X w 100 ZZA eam Captain SONG : J. Meenk, L. Morales, V. Conlogue, K. Sielituno, K. Madsen. Marclzer: find Twirlers FLAG TWIRLERS-L. Hazelwood, L. Powell, C. Withers, O. Houlz, J. Hcarsager, S. Steinmetz, C. Feller. BATON: C. Zurborg, L. Sorenson, C. Hunley, Capt. J. Jelkin, L. Nelson, T. Weeks, V. Pengro. inflwsiam BANNER CARRIERS: S. SVERKO, D. BANCROFT S'ocia'l fervanfs KEY CLUB OFFICERS: R. Garcia, G. Hoskin- son, G. Kluvert, M. Gunn. KEY CLUB - Row 1: Mr. Cohee, D. Clay, 8. Faulk, T. Loewen, T. Bachmcn, R. Swanifz, M. Slone, J. Johnson, R. Alderson, 5. Petty, D. McCullough, T. Thompson, K. Poulsen, S. Nielhamer, R. Williams. Row 2: R. Taylor, B. McDaniel, L. Christensen, J. Schultz, J. Curry, G. Hoskinson, W. Gay, P. Cohee, Y. Moyer, G. We thingfon, O Goodmiller, R. Ebling, G. Klavert, W. Wisnoski. DUCETTES Row 1: D. Bancro , D. Houtz. Row 2: D. lunner, N. Brawley, R. Volpp, N. Aufderhaar, C. Hancock, J. langum, J. Huarsager, J. Sec , V. Phillips, K. Slelivuno, H. Fisher, F. Hall. Row 3: Mrs. Boudreau, K. Wirlh, L. Jaspering, C. Feller, M. Bergman, M. Polley, J. Dickhudf, V. lee, N. Phillips, K. Engle, K. Adams, 8. Jensen, J. Denny, J. Cromer, S. Kinsey, Mrs. Smith. Row 4: L. Kaylon, K. Hansen, D. Daniel, V. Conlogue. J. Jelkin, l. Burdick, l. Hazelwood, M. Fowlie, E. Efin, V. Seeden, P. Pappas, P. Dalessi, V. Pengra, J. Reber, J. Fell. 103 a Row 1: R. Bancroft, M. Ballard, N. Biehn, J. Shiffer, G. Klaverf, M. Hopkins, R. Cabori, 5. Petty, D. lmler. Row 2: R. Mitchell, L. Christensen, B. Wilcox, B. Hardy, W. Gay, D. Sheets, R. Alderson, B. Huniford, P. Fleck, P. Cohee. Row 3: 5. Mills, 5. Burroughs, R. Norton, W. Mills, P. Jobsf, M. Jucobsen, T. Lowen, W. Allen, E. Ingram, J. Williams, J. Johnson. Row 4: S. Niethumer, D. Arnold, B. Kerbow, B. Green, W. Wisnoski, W. Neely, M. Dapra, K. Wood, T. Thuyer, S. Thomas, B. Borning, G. Foster. Row 5: R. Barraza, R. Garcia, F. Voss, M. Rauschenbach, J. Swartz, G. Lee, D. Hescox, J. Boson, M. Sims. Back Row: P. Page, L. Cogef, B. Booth, R. Barth, D. Clay. Row 1: R. Alderson, D. Sheets, G. Klaverf. Row 2: E. Ingram, B. Borning. . 22 m mgmmmmgmg mass m: BACHLORETTES - Row 1: B. Rackemann, K. Olson, C. Piedilato, K. McMillan, J. Collora, P. Pappus, L. Gruner. Row 2: A. Verdugo, E. Simbulenko, F. Henderson, P. Duca, C. Phillips, A. Karnus, S. Nullon, C. Brown. Row 4: J. Boylan, C. Odland, J. Braden, F. Colillo, Blokely, J. Dragna. Row 3: S. Sverko, S. Salinas, P. linlon, C. Warrick, C. Snell, M. Bandy. Row 5: D.Campbell, V. 5min, A. Codian, D. RoberIs, S. Petersime, L. Larsen, 5. Kahnen. Im' ladies 1.05 Sitting: D. Codon, D. Ayala,EyTorres. Row 2: D. Webster, M. Lemaire, C. Philiberl, S. Schellenberg, R. Swanson Edited . -'3 u 106 Hard At Work Lr., P. Merwin, C. Smith, M. Coates. RADIO SPEECH -' SiMing: P. Blackburn. Standing: Mr. Higgins, G. McKinsey, D. Clay, M. Coutes, P. Merwin, J. Denny, C. Bahli, E. Pope, C. Smith. 107 Sitting: J. Polinc, R. Dikeos, M. Vandemurk, 8. Robinson, D. Cosmun,D. Kiefer. Row Barnett, J. Quinn, T. Gray, G. Kralovich, V. Pengra, L. Gurley, K. Joseph, C. Bahfi, L Ulrich. 7er 4ccolade 5' mff M. VANDEMA K Editor-in-Chief MR. ELETTO Ad sor J. Denny, R. Dikeos, Section Editors; L. Gurley, Classes : s W max wx M aawx L. ULRICH J. QUINN D. KIEFER T. GRAY Advertisement Sechon Editor G. KRALOVICH. Section Editor V. PENGRA Activities Hard Workersll Section Editor D. COSMAN Administration Organizations S. ROBINSON, Seclion Editor C. BAHTI, J. POLINA K. JOSEPH S. BARNETT Sports Section Editor G.A.A. Row 1: A. Ampsuquu, V. Murrell, 5. Reese, G. Katz, P. Linlon, C. Peidilalo, S. Salinas. Row 2: K. Hanson, D. Woods, C. Hickok, P. Walter, L. Durf, P. Boyle, P. Giber, N. Roper, P. Zufell. Row 3: L. Potter, 5. McCullough, G. Larson, D. Bancroft, 8. Still, M. Sodders, J. Harrell, A. Copley, D. Laner. Vigorous Women G.A.A. OFFICERS 5. Reese HreasJ, D. Woods tV. PresJ, C. Hickok wecJ, P.'Walters WresJ. OUSTERS w- Row 1: Carla Piazza, L. Hunting, V. Conlogue, B. Beadon, J.Jelkin, L. Hazelwood, T. Switzer, M. Vandemurk, J. Taylor, S. Carroufh. Row : B. Weber, J. Taper, H. Fisher, J. Dickhudt, P. Boyle, S. Handley, A. Beaman, M. Lawson, D. Howell. Row 3: S. Brown, C. Dickerson, A. Jackson, . Gray, 5. Cordova, M. Fletcher, J. Smith, S. Steinmetz, L. Powell, C. Odland. Row 4: R. Marfz, P. Zufelf, T. Boothe, C. Torres, E. Simpkins, S. Cheshier, . McAlpine, N. Wynne, S. Jacobson, l. Nelson, 5. Sverko. Row 5: A. Wilson, B. Loven, G. PelleH, J. Quinn, J. Haursuger, D. Houfz, K. Stelifano, . Benny, S. Adams. OUSTERS Row 1: E. Simpkins, D. Ross, K. Arnold, J. Smith, C. Smith, C.Hanley, L. Kaytor, V. Pengra, J. Fell. Row 2: I4 Hill, P. lane, P. Pugh, S. urry, L. Ferrel, B. Meehleis, l. Dori, L. Gurley, A. Braves. Row 3: P. Buracchio, P. Clay, K. Brown, V. Henrik, M. Clark, J. Nelson, D. Lowery, 8. Carey, '0w 4: P. Delessi, M. Nicol, D. Luftner, J. Schenk, L, Atkinson, G. Billiar, J. Thompson, P. Chapman, 5. Ball, K. Mclnnes. Row 5: R. Miller, L. Stoney, . Davis, A. Porter, J. Swendroski, K. Koch, G. Krolovich, C. Bahti, K. Dement. Row 6: K. Silva, J. Banks, E. Bausman, V. Odland, M. larson, R. Gibson, . Blukely, M. Turner, 1.. LoValley, J. McSpadden, C. Lammers. Row 7: V. Seeden, J. Shown, B. Koch, S. Konyak, T. Waggoner, V. Novak, V. Threlkeld, . Nelling. ' ' ' ' ?aer-m ... v . LIBRARY R. Henke, J. Baldwin, S. Rees L. Smith, H. Allen, W. Bien, I Benbenek, Mrs. L. Bonner, Mr- D. Holder. FUTURE NURSES Row 1: M. Nicol, G. Edmondson, M. Adam D. LuMner. Row 2: M. Jepsen, M. Fowlie, J. Denny, G. Beishi K. Hanson. H2 , ' V ,1 , q S C H O THESPIANS Sitting: K. Blackburn, J. Dickhudt, E. Kopp. H 16 H Standing: K. Offil. Row 2: C. Withers, P. Craft, M, Angulo, J. Burke, K, McMillan, M. Bauer, N. Hester, D. Caldwell, S. Schwartz. Row 3: G. Galloway, R. Bruner, B. Bradberry, J. Willard. ROTARY INTERACT Mr. M. Carter, A. Peach, R. Cosella, W. Comito, M. Coates, ML J. Eleno. FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1: N. Lawson, H. Allen, 5. Reese, L. Powell, 5. Carey, G. Elem, Row 2: Mrs. Velma Ferguson, B. Finch, P. Michaels, G. Kralavich, P. Moody. Organization FIDELIS Row 1: C. Schaeifel, K. Phillips, T. Mann, N. Andersen, C. Gassmann, K. Breitkreufz, B. Le- high. Row 2: S, Jones, M, Meehan, C. Castro, P. Show, L. Peney, D. Stein. SAN SOUCI Row 1: L. Morales, V. Conlogue, J. Jelkin, K. Stelitano, L. Burdick, H. Fisher, K. Adams. Row 2: D. Savage, 5. Carroufh, K. Engel, J. Meenk. FIDELITANS Row 1: L. Broome, K. Bill E. Perron, M. Townsend, McKinnon, L. Derks, D. C duti, E. Barrios, D. Nag L. Kender, B. Culberhous Row 2: J. Birkby, S. Ors 90, K. Walier, S. Smith, Nelson, 8. Buldivia,T. Rot D. Bench, M. Fletcher, Kohl. CATHENIANS Row 1: N Hermon, T Pretfymon, K. Moss, J. Dragna, C. Piedilulo, J, Braden, K. McMillan, C. Snell, F. Colillo, S. Kinsey, B. Swisshelm, G. Rackemann, K, McCorihy. CASTELLIANS Row 1: 5. Edwards, P. Benfly, D. Woods, G. McGreggor, P. Park- er. Row 2: A. Beaman, M. Vande- mark, 5. Robinson, A. Swartz. DE CATHALONS Row 1: B. Badivio; C. Hicock, L. Duversa, K. Barras, V. Bausman, M. Vandemark, K. Adams, V. Seeden, K. Engel. Row 2: P. Merwin, D. Houtz, C. Feller, M. Polly, G. Hall, V. Phillips, J. Scott, E. Efin, J. Jelkin. LES REINES Row 1: S. Douglas, S. Hakam, C. Felker, T. Weeks, L. Chewning, N. Moore, L. Bergman. Row 2: S. Redding, M. Gletcher, S. Konyak, S. Cordova, K. Bonsangie, B. Lov- en, T. Waggoner, B. Koch. a 331? awam m PHOTO CLUB - Row 1: A. Peach, T. Cosella, D. Gerdes, KING'S MEN - Row 1: E. Ryan, B. Comito, WresJ R. Scafidi, W. Rabouin, D. Sole, S. Eschell. Row 2: J. Whined, P. Hansen, D. Spicer. CASTLE GUARDS Sitting: G. Edmondson, M. Morri- son. Row 2: J. WhiHed, J. Marlin. F. Mogan, J. Heigl, A. Bolton. TRIANNS Row 1: Dee McPherson, A. Kent, K. Curran, K. Henderson, J. Young. Row 2: B. Benbenek, D. Eoston, C. Johnson, A. Husley, M. Cole, K. Yanello, B. Hill, L. long, S. Burke, R. Glomseth. H6 Moments 70 Remember Will We filer forget Mark Hopkin's backyard short cut. Mr. Gludden's monster, HERBIE, The Castlettes singling during the fire drill. The Christmas Dance. The lovely Castlette initiates during initiation. Tables stacked on top of the B-Building. The band at the Knights and Ladies Ball? Mrs. West's kittens? The day the shower broke in the chemistry lab. The trash cans on top of the poles in the football field. The day Rich Manifor knocked over a hurdle during the track pep assembly. Mrs. Rydeen reading Macbeth. Mr. Beno's stimulating lectures. The senior farewell assembly. tContinued on Page 147T Miss Rippel sleeping in class. What ever happened to Mr, Seydel's and Mr. Higa's beards? The time when Mr. Stein was smeared with lipstick at the talent assembly by a French Letterette. The day Mrs. Johnson fell out of her chair in 3rd period, office machines. The day HThomasin Loewen and t'GIenda Klevert signed up for Castlettes '66. Don Clay's birthday party and cake at Tst lunch. Dun McCullough's birthday chocolates. What's your M.R. Number? The day Miss Pymm's 6th period gym class played volleyball in street clothes. The lectures in Mr, Eletto's class. Glenn Klovert and his orange. Super K's sunglasses. H7 H8 .2: ya 3 Wia SONGLEADERS: L.-R. Front: C. Stelitan Conologue, . Morales, Buc K. Mo J. Meenk. Mary Bauer charms the audience golden tones. Clown flirting with April Karnas, Lori ing, and Deanne Savage. L.H.S. cheerleaders promenoding. Row 1: D. Houtz, L. Dirks, C. Withers, E. Efin, L. Burdick, D. Woods, L. Morales. Row 2: K. Madsen, E. Perron, M. Townsend, K. Engel, 5. Corrouih, C. Piazza, D. Howell. CROWNEDH HOMECOMING FINALISTS Seated: D. Howell, E. Perron, L. Burdick. Standing: K. Engel, S. Currouth. IgMgIIfs Lcdiesin-wailing: DELAINE PAINTER, JEANNE REBER Her maiesty, ELAINE PERRON and WARREN GAY, ASB President .kx'xgxa hmamh ngwxg Wm , . , J'M V Er g M 3633 E mam ' m m 53 a HER MAJESTY ELAINE PERRON, reigned over the 1964 Homecoming activities with the stately grace and charm she personifies. Elaine was sponsored by Bccheloreffes of which she is an honorary member. PRINCESS KAREN ENGEL, tobove lefH sponsored by Girls' League PRINCESS DONNA HOWELL, habove righn sponsored by Lettermen PRINCESS LINDA BURDICK, Haelow ler sponsored by Catheniuns PRINCESS SANDRA CARROUTH, ybelow rith sponsored by Tri-Anns fnclmnfea' Clzrisfmds await , , -;.: '9in all -W 5 ma - -n. v. 4 .o .' 4wgir .AY The annual Christmas Dance was held of Bateman Hall, sponsored by the senior class, which is headed by officers: Glenn Klaverf, President; Wayne Wisnoski, Vice-Presidenf; Linda Hazelwood, Secretary; Val Phillips, Treasurer Mot shownL ill III a m a m WEB a 5A E Exam wm - w m 5g x 3.x a m gg 1. ?l we. vg . mm. a a www.whwxx. : . mmwga.wm h a a .ai . w 1:3ng w 13:4m: . :EQ, Q mmwgw 3E: m awry .r: f ryw Eganaxmixmiwuvax; iawx am mww r, a a Cotton Queen, Belfy Beudon Uzbove and below centen, and princesses, Pam Merwin Her Ier and Cindy Pedialfo UefH. Karen Engel, Girls' League President Renter righn. The play Our Town was presented this year as our All- School production, This picture portrays the dead people of Grover's Corners who have come back to life to be present at Emily's funeral. This play was performed without the use of scenery letting the audience put their imaginations to work. This picture presents the people of Grover's Corners in their everyday life. This one instance is choir practice at the com- munity church. g 3 iteru' ex:: A t 4 '1' M A M- . A .,I:J.Ma. :r A i3 - ' 5 ,Erv w whiz i-K- e k MM David Quattlebaum as George, and Diane Caldwell as Emily were the two starring characters in the play. Here they realize that they are meant for each other and begin preparing for their future marriage. 1. fl. 5'. .S'fudenfs In this picture, Emily returns to attend her own funeral. The black clothes and umbrellas was the only scenery used. The music department of L.H.S. presented H.M.$. Pinafore, hAboveh Linda Dalawangbuyan, as round and rosy Buttercup, a comic musical. Left to righthary Mackenzie as Sir Joseph confessing a deed she performed in earlier years which gives Porter, K.C.B,, Janna Burke, as Josephine, Ihe captain's daugh- the play an ironic ending. melowh Josephine and Ralph Mobh ter, and Don Clay, as Captain Corchoron. er! NicholsoM declaring their love for each other. 1y Talents Below righn Sir 'JOseph reprimanding Captain Corchoran for using sIrong words with his crew. welow Iefn Josephine and Ralph stealing away to marry secrelly. Behind Qhem lhe cousins and aunis hCastlelten and the sailors accompany them. 'u Shall we dance? Kiss me, honey! The leHerman initiates put on a fashion show at the Lettermen-Faculty Basketball game. Aren'l Haey lovely? Mariam Assemblies The Compton J.C. HComeHes below and other entertainers. . 3' I :mV' .4. 4 'th V .xmsm; 'm, '.a myammm a E z vmwmgma Hg gy v .22 xx a m VF a V awn: v amnmnmm m as gEs Jxx-h'x, xxrmu gum: ,x. 2 FREEDOM FOUNDATION COMMITTEE l-r: D. Cosman, Mr. Kemper, J. Gui K. McMillan, M. Fowlie, J, Schenk, Mitchell, R. Dikeos. Greg Foster highn and Jeanne Reber Mar righn were selected by the Junior Class to represent L.H.S. at Boys' and Girls' State this summer. Gay, Student Body President, receiving iro- m LH.S. basketball ieam for placing third oasl league finals. BETTER HURRYI Dianne Laner was chosen by the American Field Service to represent L.H.S. abroad this summer. She was selected by her academic standing, personaliiy, and character. I. May Memories The Junior-Senior Prom took place at the International Hotel in the famed Gold Room. The Junior class out did themselves in presenting this excellent dance which will serve as a fond remembrance for graduating seniors. Serenoded by Carroll Wax and orchestra, L.H.S. students and guests enioyed themselves to the fullest. 140 aiwyawiimi Exgwwawuwma Eamx , E Wun $wg $ x gw m E giix mum aik x ,u a Row 1: B. Lee, D. Parr, T. Trucillo, B. Long, J. Minion, E. Adamson, D. Breaux, D. Parr, M. Boymon, D. Mraz, R. Villarreal, L. De Flon, D. Holmes, E. Tunstoll, P. Hlapcich. Row 2: L Koguf, P. Page, J. Shiffer, D. Lurf, J. Fleming, 5. De Luncey, B. Wilcox, E. Ingram, R. Alderson, 8. Burning, F. Voss, W. Neely, S. Thomas, J. Easly, C. Bruckler. Kniglzf 6rl'dironers . . . 142 H- 1' ?A, git Row 3: F. Kossler, D. Blakeley, M. Rauschenbach, B. Keni, R. Norton, M. Slone, S. Peni, W. Wisnoski, R. Garcia, W. Ridley, K. Lingenfeller, N. Biehn, B. McDowell, T. Thayer, D. Marquis, J. Woodall. Row 4: M. Sullivan, D. Coffin, R. Barth, J. Burr, G. Foster, R. Woodall, 5. Burroughs, B. Lo ewen, M. Slewarl, B. lverson, M. DaPra, D. Hayden, B. Stevens, T. Brenton, D. Bibenson. MIKE STONE Second Team AH-Coasl League HoIf-Back STEVE BOWLING First Team All-Coast League Gourd R. ALDERSON J. BARR R. BARTH B. BENT N. BIEHN B. BORNING S. BURROUGHS S. DELANCEY M. DEPRA G. FOSTER R. GARCIA E. INGRAM H.004! Record. .. 144 OOionerhOOO D. LURF D. MARQUIS P. PAGE M. RAUSCHENBACH W. RIDLEY J. SHIFFER ul B. IVERSON L. KOGUT . LINGENFELTER T. LOEWEN W. NEELY R. NORTON 146 vb SS 1w 71' M. STEWART M. STONE F. VOSS W. WISNOSKI tLih' x S. THOMAS . 'If M. SULLIVAN R. WOODALL . . . Four losses . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL This year's Lynwood High Knights' Varsity Foot- ball team ended the ,64 football season finishing fourth in Coast League competition. The Knights's backfield was led by Mike Stone, second team AlI-Coast League half-bock, Bill Born- ing, Denny Marquis, Ron Garcia, and Sonny Delan- cey, Rich Alderson and Rich Barth, while the fear- some line led by Steve Bowling, first team AlIeCoast League guard, Steve Thomas, Keith Lingenfelter, Ed Ingram, Greg Foster, and Jim Barr, J.V. FOOTBALL Coached by Ron Wooten, the Knight J.V. Football team finished fourth in Coast League competition. After losing the first game of the year against Downey, the J.V. squad ventured to Bellflower where they defeated the Bucs 16-12, Eager for another victory the Knights J.V.'s met Excelsior on our home field, defeating them 27-6. The J.V.'s backfield was composed of good future Varsity material, Bob Lee, Terry Trucillo, Rick Smith, and Dave and Dennis Parr. tContinued from Page 117T Fred Voss sneeking through Senior Square. The day Glenda Rodney didn't talk all sixth period. Lunch from the machines. Underclassmen walking through Senior Square. Construction of the new roof for the machines. The dog that kept visiting the girls gym classes. The hot, delicious meals at the snack bar! Mr. Lee getting hung up by the curtain cords in room F-104. Mrs. Rydeen and the three weird sisters. The flowers in Senior Square. The day Tom Lowen and Bill Faulk broke Mr. Clark's chair. Mr. Lee's girlfriend, Ethyl. Mar will be file day wlzen .- Mr. Vernia stops talking. Smoke clears in the rest room. The food at the snack bar improves. We get half-days during final week. You won't loose any money at the food machines. Girls won't have to run the track. There is clean water in the senior fountain or maybe iust water. You can walk to class on a rainy day and not get wet. When Mrs. Rydeen stops giving homework. No underclassmen will walk through Senior Square. When Mr. Cross gives up trying to have the Prom in the School Gym. When Mr. Kinsey stops giving swats to the girls. 147 . . . fumbles . .ssxwxssx- ,x mmsxwx ma mxnxwxmmm x xwam mxwxwmma g Ewa ' K gm! ggxmy ,wsajm - g; MW ,g ggmg mawxss E' . ' 1.x gaussassxss.x-xax 2 $3 m 'Bassszmra 4 wmw as: Ms sax ymmmm mw$ m nW K'ii'vi m- 3a. ? VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES Coach Dequine, Head Coach McKown, Coach Hoover, Coach Howard. VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS Standing: J. Hendrickson, J. MilchelI, R. Buraza. Sitting: M. Smith, B. Nichol- son. 149 BEES Row 1: S. Pavich, G. Thompson, M. Fahrenkrug, B. Trembly, G. Worthington, P. Cohee, G. Maloof. Row 2: P. Breeze, T. Buchmann, J. Heigl, G. Pralher, D. Shopfner, S. Warner, R. Ragos. Row 3: D. Paul, R. Morales, 8. Litke, M. Slockstill, J. Hobenslack, J. Easley, . Robin- son, 3. Tulbo , H. Lee. Row 4: J. Fuller, A. Robles, L Doyle, R. T ylor, G. McConnell, D. Carrilhers, R. Sm h, J. Emery. . . . And Vallmb COACH KAMERER COACH WALKER aspects FRESHMEN Row 1: S. Feriu, M. Christie, J. Struchcn, C. Anderson, M. Blair, D. Nelson, E. Kanemoto, D, Maier, B. Schoffsfall, A. Pavich, L. Anderson, J. Dapra. Row 2: Coach Harr, G. Buhti, B. Marquette, E. Feriu, T. Kossler, D. Bernul, B. Lopez, 8. Kyncy, L. Reed, N. Bridwell, L. Pinkus, S. Valencia, D. Doyle, M. Everett, T. Burroughs, D. Mitchell, 5. Campbell, Coach Walker. Row 3: J. Valliere, P. Jalho, J. Johnson, W. Burger, L. Halcher, G. Sole, D. Wibel, R. Lowry, J. Schellenberg, J. Noordhoff, J. Kirkpatrick, M. WaHe, J. Freeman, R. Mills, J. Bent, J. Berry, R. Polk. 151 Km'gfzf Cagemen . . . First Row: B. lverson, T. Wiseharl, M. Stone, J. Jacobsen, T. Yeager, L. Evans, D. GrimmeH, R. Alderson. Second Row: R. Barraza, B. Borning, G. Bailey, Coach B. Howard, D. Clay, B, Bowman, L. Debbold. COACH B. HOWARD 152 R. ALDERSON G. BAILEY B. BORNING G. BOWMAN D. CLAY L. EVANS D. GRIMMETT J. JACOBSON . . . Strive fldra' . . . B. IVERSON M. STONE T. WISEHART T. YEAGER ions '5 EC! In CloseD . . . During '65 Season 156 J.V. BASKETBALL -- Row 1: D. Parr, G. Foster, T. Seccombe, S. Wilson, J. Stephens, B. BrenHinger, D. Yeamun. Row 2: D. Van- demark, S. lyIle, R. Childress, M. Marsh, T. Christensen, Coach Notley. upcoming Lager: COACH NO'I'LEY 157 BEE BASKETBALL Row 1: W. Borger, M. Fahs, T. Bird, K. Maugham, W. Marlin, H. Guarienti, J. Freeman, J. Fuller, B. Crelin, P. Dennis. Row 2: B. Marquette, Coach Harr, T. Montgomery. CEE BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Neely, S. Valencia, M. Everett, J. Chapman, 5. Peach, l. Pinkus, A. Elliott, J. Jacobs. Row 2: B. Marquette, l. Montgomery, G. Sole, 8. Miles, G. Wilson, D. Crane, D. Lynch, Coach Harr. Row 1: B. Reber, B. Roy, F. Burke, D. Newbold, S. Puvich, G. Hunley, R. Cubori, J. Woods. Row 2: J. Shiffer, F. Voss, 5. Bowling, D. Lurf, D. Robin- son, B. Wilcos, R. Bancroft, M. Sullivan. W. Wisnoski, J. Burton, M. Jensen, B. Kerbow, D. Montgomery, D. Sheets, P. Page, G. Thomp- VARSITY BASEBALL -- Row 1: T. Yeager, R. Vanettes, M. Sione, M. Stewart, R. Alderson, J. Jacobsen, Couch Hoover. son. Row 2: B. Mitchell, G. Foster, J. Barr, B. Borning, Our Figlzflhg Diamond Men COACH HOOVER 161 M. STONE B. MITCHELL D. SHEETS W. WISNOSKI R. ALDERSON B. BORNING D. MONTGOMERY J. JACOBSON .S'ensdfl'ondl Sluggers a BASEBALL MANAGERS J. Hendrickson, J. Wood, R. Buraza, B. Nicholson. J. G. FOSTER G. THOMPSON J. BURTON B. KERBOW R. VANETTES P. PAGE M. STEWART M. JENSEN r airless Fielder: T. TRUCILLO J.V. BASEBALL Row 1: P. Schrumm. D. Parr, R. Ragos, B. Trem- bly, R. Stalzer, D. Sutherland, J. Easely, W. Martain, C. Vannenes, J. Nunes. Row 2: Coach Kamerer, L. Kogut, J. Fuller, M. Fahrenkrug, J. Emory, B. Wiihers, T. Secombe, J. Stephens, T. Trucillo, D. Car- rirhers, D. Vandemurk. COACH KAMERER FROSH BASEBALL Row 1: R. Huzelwood, B. Lopez, G. Bahti, S. Johnson, H. Lembke, Couch Harr, L. Anderson, M. Ev- ereH, S. Peach, C. Hogue. Row 2: D. Doyle, J, Valiere, B. Crelin, G. Sole, M. Fahs, W. Burger, J. Schellenberg, B. Marquette, D. Paul. COACH HARR VARSITY TENNIS Row 1: D. Mandeville, D. Borsenberger, Capt. B. McCulley, T. Wills. Row 2: Coach Kinsey, K. Wood, M, Ballard, E. Sanchez, B. Bachelor. COACH KINSEY 166 D. BOSENBERGER E. SANCHEZ Va ,5... I E l .fv .f :V g: -: I ? '1 D. MANDEVILLE CAPT. B. McCULLEY B. BACHELOR T. WILLS M. BALLARD K. WOOD 167 J.V. TENNIS - Row 1: G. Wilson, T. Kossler, C. Muller, J. Odazaki, D. Meyer, D. Prather, G. Elem, B. Neely. I. Barrington. Row 2: L. Weddell, B. McD njFl, M. Stockstill, D. Robertson, 5. Lytle, D. Durham, 5. Smith, G. Lee, L, Reed, L. Fisher, Coach Kinsey. The Varsity Tennis team had a fine year coming out in third place with a record league play of 8-7. Captain Bill McCulley made the first team All Coast League and Mark Ballard made second team. Tom Wills and Kurt Wood made the second team in doubles. They also represented Lynwood and Coast League in C.I.F. Play. 168 Off and Running VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: P. Jobsf, J. Johnson, 8. Haniford. Row 2: L. Christensen, A. Hosie, W. Mills, W. Gay. COACH NORDQUIST J.V. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: B. Hardy, H, Brown. Row 2: P. Davidson, T. Aduy, D. Buchanan, G. Bullick, J. Curry, J. Jamison, T. Tierheimer. CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY TRACK This year's team was able to pull The best team Lynwood ever had. This is out second in a tough Coast League. what Coach Nordquist had to say about this The team came through league com- year's track team. The Knights, having a good petition with one loss to the Dons in season were able to scalp the Apaches for the the deciding meet of the year. From first time in Lynwood history, Denny Watkins and the starting seven varsity men this year Glenn Klavert led the sprinters into Coast League only two are leaving, Jim Johnson and competition; while Dick Grimmett led our high Warren Gay. From this year's fine J.V. iumpers. team will come the men to fill those Through the process of elimination, the 880 B relay was the only group that went to the C.I.F. finals at Cerritos. parts. The Four Bangers, the Varsity Relay team, con- sisting of Glenn Klavert, Ron Garcia, Rich Mani- for and Denny Watkins, were able to rate among the top in the state. 170 m'glzf Czbdelmen . . . COACH NORDQUIST Row 1: Coach Higa, J. Curry, W. Guy, A. Hosie, G. Hoskinson, J. Schultz, R. Garcia, D. Hayes, G. Klovert, R. Manifor, P. Jobst, B. Huniford, M. Hancock, J. Swartz. Row 2: Coach Flaim, J. Wedel, 5. Petty, R. Norton, R. Cabori, S. Burroughs, P. Hlapcich, W. Mills, V. Minion, M. Hopkins, J. Shiffer, J. Massengill, 8, Bull, D. Copon, J. Johnson, R. Davis. Row 3: J. Anderson, B. Bailey, C. Pumph. rey, D. Biberston, C. S10ney, T. Thayer, F. Kossler, M, Boyman, T. Holmes, B. Hardy, D. Yeats, R. Scheidecker, Coach Nordquist. 171 S'pa'n'ng S'peedsfers . . . Row 1: R. Taylor, 8. Talbert, L. Doyle, M. Bolio, G. Konyak, Coach Flaim. Row 2: J. Aday, H. Bro J. Zeisel, H. Lee, J. Barley, J. Ahrens, T. Dingman. Row 3: J. Kitchin, J. Jamison, P. Davidson, COACH FLAIM Buchanan, A, Farm, G. Koehn, L. Bowman, J. Toguchi, R. McCoy. CEE TRACK Row 1: L. Frilot, L. Chris'ensenl E. Kcnemolo, M. Watkins, T. Thompson, V. Sewell. Row 2: G. Isaacson, R. Ray, M. Breaux, K. Poulsen, B. Kingston, T. Tierheim- er, K. Aduy. Row 3: G. Bullick, J, Whiie, B. Schoffstall, T. Bur- roughs, J. Slrachun, D. WibeL Coach Higa. COACH HIGA MR. HEDGE AE VARSITY WATER POLO Row 1: M. Jacobson, W. Allen, J. Couser. Row 2: J Boson, R. Bancroft, M. Sims. Trained 340 S'pldslzer: VARSWY SWIM TEAM A Row 1: M. Jacobson, W. Allen, T. , . - ., V - ' Cuvender. Row 2: R. Bancroft, D. ' ' ' I I Hescox, J. Couser. Row 3: P. Co- . hee, J. Bason, F. Heckl, M. Sims. ; . . x '- 1 : . f- i' n. . i - . A. s 3 a . u 11 5 '4 . 2 .;. 176 BEE SWIM TEAM Row 1: J. Simmons, D. lmler, C. Christofferson, Row 2: J. Good- win, T. Bird, W. 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COMPTON BOULEVARD NEwmurk 2-7725 COMPTON, CALIFORNIA SANDERS PLUMBING 3228 MULFORD AVENUE LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA NE 6-7181 NE 6-2776 HAM1S FOUNTAIN 11360 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVENUE LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA NE 6-2902 KINGS FOR MEN HARBOR.-SHOPPING CENTER 2300 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. SOUTH BAY CENTER 1819 Hawthorne Blvd., Redondo Beach, Calif. 255 E. Compton Blvd., Compton, Calif. Shown above is Jack Reynolds, Manager and Counselor, Jack Reynolds explaining Electronics to Joel Jacobson, explaining IBM key punch to Lois Ulrich and Teri Gray. Bruce Bent and Chuck Bruckler. WEST COAST TRADE SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '65 Free Aptitude Testing and Office Hours 9 am. - 8 pm. Vocational counseling offered. Friday 9 am. - 5 pm. DAY OR EVENING CLASSES Saturday till noon MAIN OFFICE: 1141.. SO. ATLANTIC, LYNWOOD An institute Dedicated to a better employee through specialized training I88 MORRIS BUILDERS GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR Commercial 8 Industrial Only 3912 EAST CENTURY BLVD. 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Century Blvd., Lynwood, California Lynwood High Charms Wedding Consultants - NEvada 6-8909 CAPTAIN DICK,S FUN 8: HOBBY SHOP FULL LINE OF SCIENCE SUPPLIES NE 1-5226 1203 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood, Calif. WREN1S REAL ESTATE BOB WREN NE 8-2969 12616 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood, California llafogmplzs 191 Tlmnk You To serve as Editor-in-chief of the ACCOLADE has been a great pleasure and privilege. I hcxve en- ioyed working with my staff members. With all sincerity I now gratefully thank everyone who did their part in making the 1965 ACCOLADE possible. THANKS TO: MR. JOHN ELETTO for his patience and assistance as our adviser, and especially for his constant assur- once that the book would be completed. KATHY JOSEPH for the hours and hours she spent working as Editor of Sports. JACKIE POLINA, LANCE DeFLON and HUGH LEE for their help and assistance in the sports section. l GWEN KRALOVICH for her many hours of work as section editor on the Activities section. l VICKIE PENGRA for assisting Gwen on the Activities section. SANDY BARNETT, CAROL BAHTI ctnd SUZI ROBINSON for their fine work on the Organization section. JACKIE DENNY for her fine work on the Senior section on Classes and ROXY DlKEOS for her fine work and planning on the Classes section. La DONNA GURLEY for assisting Roxy on the Classes section. SANDY REESE for her many contributions, especially for the Administrative section and to Debbie Cos- man for assisting her. TERI GRAY, JUDY QUINN, DONNA KIEFFER, LOIS ULRICH and SUE LIN of the Business Section, who did such a fine iob getting ads and selling Accolades. MR. JACK CANNICOTT of Los Angeles Engraving for his expert advice and patience in the book's pro- duction. MR. CHRISTIAN for the fine pictures we received and the prompt service. MR. 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