Mayfair High School - Tradewinds Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

' wmmmftm ' J LL ■a ELEVEN YEARS -ALWAYS WITH PRIDE ■ ■•■■■■■■■■■■■■I Tradewinds 1970 TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASSES 14 Seniors 20 Juniors 58 Sophomores 70 Freshmen 82 FACULIY 92 SPORTS 112 ACTIVITIES 156 ORGANIZATIONS 180 ADVERTISING 206 EDITOR ' S NOTE 222 70 Dawning of a new decade With the publication of this year- book, TRADEWINDS both opens and closes decades. The 1960 ' s were years of progress and development for May- fair. New teachers, a new principal, a relaxed dress code and the modular scheduling system started in the 60 ' s. Mayfair ' s athletic teams continued to win league championships. With the help of the Peace Corps, Mayfair built an elementary school in Peru. An or- phan in Arizona is being sponsored by money gathered from generous Mon- soons. 1970 is the Dawn of a New Decade. It is also the dawn of new ideals at Mayfair, new accomplishments, new students and new traditions for a young growing school. Dedication : erle Bailey The staff of the 1970 TRADEWINDS is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Merle Bailey. His five years of dedicated service to Mayfair make him more than worthy of this honor. Since Mr. Bailey ' s first year at Mayfair, his list of duties has included teaching Spanish and History, coaching the Cee Basketball team, and he is currently Director of Activities. In 1967, he organized the May- fair branch of Key Club International, and has trans- formed it into one of the most important and active of campus service clubs. Mr. Bailey took the job of Di- rector of Activities in 1968 and has proved to be an outstanding administrator. His leadership and enthu- siasm has inspired the ASB cabinet and added greatly to his ability to coordinate all student activities. He was a guiding force behind Mayfair ' s school partner- ship program and the adoption of Jaime Medrano. We are proud to dedicate the eleventh edition of the TRADEWINDS to Mr. Merle Bailey, whose spirit and loyalty is inspiring our new decade. Battling his busy schedule Mr. Bailey still finds time for coaching the Monsoon Cee Basketball team. Coach Bailey can boast many league championships due to his loyalty and work with each individual team member. Mr. Bailey is respected for his unique way of classroom teaching mt m AFS student Kari Gregersen adds to May fair ' s new decade Mayfair High was fortunate enough again in 1969 to have a foreign exchange student on campus. She is Kari Gregersen, tall, blond and energetic. She is from Oslo, Norway, where she lives with her parents and one brother. While at Mayfair, Kari lives with senior Debbie Mc- Allister and her family. Kari enjoys horseback riding, books about famous people and good movies. She likes to get together with friends for conversation. She says she has little time for pleasure in Norway because the schools are very strict. School is six days a week and students attend 14 classes a day. There isn ' t much time for social life during the school year. Kari was Mayfair ' s honorary homecoming princess this year. She was very impressed by football season at MHS. She ' d never seen a foot- ball game until this year. She said she doesn ' t understand all the screaming and talking during the game. The Student Body was truly proud to have Kari as their Foreign Exchange student in the dawning of the new decade. r Moi m oni % ' 5 Kari eixjoyed attending classes at Mayfair and considered ihcni easier than in Norway. Kari and her American family The McAllisters Monsoon Lynn Siegal travels to Japan on AFS program In June of 1969 Monsoon Lynn Siegal re- ceived a telegram from the New York office of the American Field Service. That was the first time she was assured a placement in the Americans Abroad Program. Lynn traveled to Japan for the summer months as a student tourist. She lived with a Japanese family in the city of Yokahama. The family consisted of her parents, brother, sister, aunt and grandmother. I loved my fam- ily, they were quiet, happy, warm and very withdrawn from emotion, said Lynn. Lynn explained that the Japanese world was very very different from America. It was hard for Lynn to feel at home sometimes but she learned to love and respect her family and all Japanese people. In Japan, all the schools are private and none are co-ed. Memorization is the only meth- od of study without any discussion in class. College entrance exams are given only once and if they are not passed the chances of col- lege are gone. Senior Lynn said that she would love to see everyone go abroad if given the chance. Trav- eling expands the mind. Members of Lynn ' s Japanese family help her pack for home. Just before Lynn ' s departure for America this flag exchange took place in front of her Japanese school. Mayfair High dawns new principal in 1969 Mr. Ken Davis became principal of Mayfair High School last year with the retirement of Richard Oswald. In his short time at the post, it can easily be seen that Mr. Davis will be of great benefit to MHS. His spirit and enthusiasm are enjoyed by all students and faculty members. Mr. Davis has been at Mayfair since 1963 as vice -principal of Sub-School III until this school year when he moved into the principal ' s office. Mr. Davis still finds time to attend many Monsoon athletic events and various activities. He enjoys talking to all the students and has held spcak-outs to listen to students ' opinions about individual campus problems. The appointment of Mr. Davis as MHS principal was a great addition to the dawn- ing of a new decade. Dawnings of days gone by y yf w J H ■ I PSu Ip l t BEST ALL-AROUND Jack Williams and Kathy McCracken BESr DRESSED Rich Towles and Mel Thibodeaux M of BEST PERSONALITY Sieve Lewis and Nannette lochridge m - i- Itr S i i ( )l)KiN( . Steve Hradlev aiul ( aiol I lask C I ASS I MR IS MikcCirads and I isa I cu i US. ' H ' i ' W all i MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Cannady and Laura K. Davis Fame fm MOSr LKIENDL iruce Young and Judy Michel MOST INTELLECTUAL Ron Mercer and Lynn Siegal ff [ K i If, m s-S V.. MOST SPIRITED John Zemba and Elaine Lewis CLASS CLOWNS Tony Grosz and Beth Shaha m _L A dawning of memories - flte ; ■,;• , -f. 9f ■M s-m • ii •CATH i Football season is the exciting part of every school year. The three months of September, October and November 1969 meant pep rallies, spirit, lots of hard practices and Homecoming. Homecoming came early this year, on October 17, 1969. The dawn of a new decade festivities began with the selection of the Homecoming Court. Kathy McCracken, Lisa Lewis, Rhonda Strunk, Carol Trask and Anne Vincent were chosen by the class of 1970 as princesses. AFS student Kari Gregersen made up the sixth mem- ber of the court as an honorary princess. The crowning moment was the climax of the eventful week. The lights were dimmed and princess Lisa Lewis, who won the hearts of all Monsoons in her sincere Homecoming speech, became the 1969-70 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming gave memories to everyone at Mayfair. They are memories that will always be treasured at the dawn of a new decade. MH ■ ' W ♦ A .1 I Classes: Dawn of Achievement hm To Seniors, the dawning of a new decade meant tiie last of four great years at Mayfair High. These were four years of happiness, friendship, new experiences and much more. It was the last year for: Yelling at football games; Rockin ' out at soc hops; Eating cafeteria food; Talking in class; Going to Proms and Learning to drive. The Class of the new decade will leave MHS with happy remembrances of all four years. They are now alumni and part of the history of Mayfair High School. ' ' IP ' ' ' ' ' % ■ A ' ' t :A jfeT ' jikuk ' ' ' i i HI D epartment al Awards Lynn Smith Business Education Clarrie Godfrey Drama Sue Greer Foreign Language Judy Brandhorst Homemaking Donald Perkins Industrial Arts Jeff Vol kman Music (Instrumental) Doug Anderson Music (Vocal) Bryan Hawkins Photography Ronald Mercer Social Studies Leslie St. Royal Science • Principars Award Pat Cannady The Principal ' s Award is given each year by the principal to the graduating seniiir who has given outstanding service to Mayfair lor foui vears. This year the award was pre- senffdr to PAT CANNADY. whose many services to Mayl ' air have included Student Body President, Sophomore Class President and Key Club Vice-President. He appeared this past year on the It ' s Academic and New Society television shows. As a mem- ber ol ' NHS tor three years, Pat has main- tained a high B average. He has been the dedicated Manager of Varsity Basketball since his sophomore year. fm I ' s Award Most Outstanding Studeii Catherine Hend f The Outstanding Student Award is given each year to the graduating senior who has been a member of the National Honor So- ciety each semester and who has achieved the most outstanding academic pcord. This year the award was presented to CATHER- INE HENDEL, who maintained an A av- erage during four years at Mayfair. In ad- dition, she is editor-in-chief of the Wind- jammer and Commissioner of Campus and Community Relations for her senior year. |g__j gg_g Graduates Mike l.ongobardy President Judy Michel Vice-President Class of 1970 Kim Hochstadi Secretary Sandy Gibson Treasurer Sponsors Mr. Don Hansen Mrs. ( ollie Weir uates iSS We were seniors when . . . MICHAEL ABRAHAMSON Frosh Cross-Country 1; Var- sity 2,3.4; Most Valuable 1; Most Improved 3; Cee Track 1; Coursairs 2,3,4; Athletic Coun- cil 3; Boys League KAROL ADAIR Girls League KENNETH ADAMS Boys League MARK AIMERITO Marching Band 2.3.4; Comm. of Publicity 4; Boys League 1 I ALINE ALBRIGHT Girls League GARY ALCORN Frosh Cross-Country 1; JV 2.3; Gymnastics 2; Track 2,3; Boys League JEANETTE ALEXANDER Girls League MELISSA BANKS ALLEN Sorellas 3; Honor Guard 3; Drill Team 3; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Baseball Club 2; Girls League ALFRED ALONZO Boys League BRUCE ANDERSON (LUCKY) Varsity Football 2; Boys League DEBRA ANGOLD Modern Dance Xmas Show and Spring Show 4; Girls League m Men walked on the moon RK HARD W. APODACA C CL- Hootball 1; Varsity 3.4; C ec Basketball I; JV Wres- tling 2.3; Frosh Baseball I; JV 2.3; Varsity 4; Wrestling Club 2.3.4; Boys League RICHARD ARENDELL Frosh Baseball 1; Varsity 2.3.4; Bee Football 2; Varsity 3.4; Boys League DAVID ASH ER Choir 3.4; Marching Band 1.2. 3; NHS 2; Choir President 4; Band VP 3; Boys l.eamic TERESA ASHLEY Transferred; Band 2; NHS 3.4; Girls League (jirls M OirlsL :::S i PATRICIA BAGLEY Girls League PAMELA BAILEY GAA I; Ask Any Girl ' 1; ■The Wizard of Oz 3; Up the Down Staircase 4; Girls League i CATHI BAIRD .iXdelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Song 4; Prom Conim. 3; Sorellas VP 3; Modern Dance mas and Spring Shous 4; Honor Guard 3; Powderpuff Football 3.4; Soph Senior . ssy. 2; Soph. Girl of the Yenr 2; Girls League KAi hfrinf: barkman Girls League I homas barrhli Bee Basketball 1; JV 2.3; Ba ' ketball Club 3; Boys League I HOMAS BAXI FR Bee I iiolball I; Boss I eai I FF BIALX AIS Bens I e.i.uue i GLORIA BEHUNIN SHERIL BERNSTEIN GERALD BLKK ' BONNIE BIRD Girls Glee I; Mariners -)- Girls League Boys League Sorellas 3: House of Repre Mixed Chorus 3; Choir 4; sentatives 1: Powderpuff Foot Girls League ball 4; Girls League CRAIG BLACK Boys League SHARON BLACKBURN Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League CATHIE BLAKEMORE Girls League KITBLANCHARD Girls League CAROL BLEEDORN Choir 3.4; Orchestra L2.3.4: Marching Band 1.2.3.4: Sorel- las 3: NHS 3; House of Rep- resentatives 1.2; Campus Life L2; Band Secy. 4; Choir Pub- licity 4; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4: Girls League MARGARET BLUSH Girls League RAYMOND BOIL ' Boys League M Richard M. Nixon was President ROBERTA BOON Girls League SUZANNE BOSTWICK Girls Glee 3: Orchestra 2; Sorellas 3: GAA 1,2,3; NHS 2; Chess Club 3; Wrestling Club 3; Girls League SHEILA BOUDREAU Sorellas 3; Girls League RONALD BOWSER Boys League JOHN BOYD Cee Football I. Bee 2, Varsity 3.4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Football Lineman of the Year 4; JV Wrestling 1.2, Varsity Wrestling 4: Wrestling League Champion 4; Boys League An STEVEN BRADLEY Cee Football 1, Bee 3; Dee Basketball 1, Cee 2; Frosh Baseball, JV 2,3, Varsity 4; Key Club 2,3.4: Homecoming Escort 4; Boys League Secre- tary 4; Sophomore Senior Assy. 2; Boys League TIMOTHY BRADT Boys League ROGER BRADY bee Football 3,4; Cee L2; Dee Basketball 1; Varsity Ciyninas- tics 4; JV 2,3; Boys Glee 1.2; Boys League JUDY BRANDHOR.Sr Ailelphi 4; .Sorellas 3; NILS 2. 3.4; Campus Lite 1,2; Ciirls League BOBB BRANSON I rush ( ross-Countrv; Cee Track 1. Bee 2.3. Varsity 4; Boys league EDWARD BRAUN Frosh Baseball 1. JV 2.3; Boy League •■Ik Mil Ijrsilv C l(isl Val proved 1; siiy !■■•; ' Vrty 1 iiifs Clul BovsLeag 1 D I MICHAEL BRAY Varsity Cross-Country 1.2. 3. 4; Most Valuable Most Im- proved 1; Most Valuable Var- sity 3,4; Most Inspirational 4; Varsity Track 1,2.3,4; Cour- sairs Club 1,2,3.4; Secy. 3,4; Boys League LEONARD BRE.SLIN Boys League PAUL BREUL Boys League RONALD BREWER Dee Basketball 1; Cee 2; Bee 3,4; Cee Track 2; Key Club 3. 4; Orchestra 2; Marching Band 1.2; Chess Club 3.4; Basketball Club 1.2.3.4; Boys League PAMELA BRINK Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League KATHLEEN BROCKMAN Adelphi 4; Tradewinds 4; Wind- jammer 3; Sorellas 3; GAA I. 2: Honor Guard 3; Xmas and Spring Modern Dance Shows 4; Girls League CHRISTINE BROWN Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 2; Sorel- las 3; Girls League I STEVE BROWN Boys League CHRIS BROWNELL JV Tennis 2; Track Bee Boys League JOHN BRUINS Varsity Basketball Manager 3. 4; Windjammer 2; AFS 4; NHS 2.3,4; Basketball Club 3, 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Boys League MARY BRYAN Girls League m iiH itiwymmcniMi Lisa Lewis was Homecoming Queen CATHY BUCHANAN Choir 1.2.3,4; GAA 1.2,3.4; Powderpiiff Football 3; Girls League LINDA BULLINGTON Girls Glee 2; Mariners 3; Sorellas 3; Girls League CHARLES SUNN Bee Football 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Bowling Club 3,4; Boys League KATHYCALLESEN Flag 4; AFS 4; AFS Finalist 4; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Singing Valentines 4; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Girls League C LARRY CAMPBELL Bee Football 3; Varsity 4; JV Tennis 1; Boys League PATCANNADY ASB President 4; Soph. Pres. 2; National Merit Scholarship Finalist of 1969 3; NHS 2,3.4; News Editor 4; Windjammer 3.4; Key Club 2.3,4; VP 4; Speakers Bureau 2; Campus Life 2; It ' s Academic 4; Stage Band I; Marching Band 1; Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Club 2.3,4; Boys League DELMAR CARE Varsity Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Bee Track 1; Varsity 2,3: Ath- letic Council; Boys League DEBORA t ARLSIROM JOHN CARLISLE JUD.SON t ARPI-NILR JANK F ARSON Girls League JV Cross Country 1,2: Bee JV Icnnis 2; Varsity 3,4; Girls 1 cague Track 1; Campus Life 2,3; Hiking Club 3,4; AFS 4; NHS Boys league 2,3,4; President 4; Chess Club 3; Albatross 4; SI ' FAk 3,4; Boys League I m c fee Track Oitt 1,1- I ! UBEN ' ' -V Giurii CYNTHIA CARVER Girls League DENISECARWILE Girls League TERRY CASTOR Boys League CARLCATONE Boys Glee 4; Hiking Club 4; Boys League RANDY CERVANTES Cee Football 1; Bee 3: Cee Track L Bee 2; Boys League CHRISTINE CHACE AFS 1.2; Adelfi 4: Sorellas 3; Wrestling Club 3; Drill Team 3; Honor Guard; Girls League CRAIG CHENEY JV Cross-Country 4; JV Wres- tling 1. Varsity 2.3.4; Wres- tling Club 1.2.3.4; Wrestling League Champion 3; Gymnas- tics 2,3; Boys League 0tv DETLEFCHESHER Frosh Cross-Country. JV 2; Cee Track I, Bee 2. Varsity 3, 4; Clutch of the Week 3; Boys Glee 1.2; Coursairs 4; Boys League MICHAEL CHIDESTER Cee Track 3; Varsity 4; Boys League RALPH CHOWNYK Frosh Cross-Country; Bee Bas- ketball 2.3; Cee Track 1,2; Boys League HOBBY COFFEY VarMlv Football 3,4; Varsity Gymnastics 1.2.3; Boys League WSOA Sub-School II became Building 220 NORMAN CLARK Orchestra 1; Hiking Club 3,4 AFS 4; MARS Club 2,3.4 MU SIGMA ALPHA 2,3,4 Chess Club 3.4; Boys League SUSAN CLARKE Girls League CLAUDIA CLIFFORD Transferred; Windjammer 4; Girls League 1 LYLE CLIFFORD Boys League DON DWIGHT COLIN Boys League DENISECOTE Girls League MICHELE COWAN Girls League X i MARK DAHLBN Boys League C ATHERINEDALTON Girls League DFBRA DARROW Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 2; Mar- iners 3; Choir 4; AIS 3.4; Albatross 4; Drill I cam V Advisory Board 3; Modern Dance 4; Girls League LAURA KAIHLEEN DAVIS Wind.iammcr 2, .1.4; P 2 Kdilor ,V. Sorcllas .1; Hiking Club 4; AFS :.. ; NHS ;..1.4; SpcakiTs BuriMU :.. ' ; VP .1; HomccomlriK Comm. .1; Prom Comm. .1; Pep Club 4; Honor Guard - ' ; Singing Valentines .1.4; PowderpulT Football .1.4; Sopiv Class Secy. 2; Junior Class Prcs. .1; Campus Exchange Director 4; House of Representatives 4; Silver M chairman .1; S o p h Senior Assy. 2; Girls League r •■ ' ■ H u ' ' ' ffUffOiiD DONALD DE HOOP Boys League RONALD DE HOOP Boys League RAUL DE LA TORRE, JR. Cee Football : Cee Basketball 2; Bee Track 3; Boys Glee 2,3; Wrestling Club 3; Boys League GARY DE LOOP JV Wrestling 2; Marching Wrestling Club 2; Boys l,eague MARGARET DENNY Girls League ADOLYN DIAMOND Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; NHS 2, 3,4: Campus Life 2; Girls League ANDREA DION Powderpuff Football 3: League GAYLEDOLINSKY Sorellas 3: GAA 1; Drill Team 2,3; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Pep Club 4; Girls League ROBERT DOYLE Varsity Gymnastics 2,3; Cee Football 2; Wrestling Club 3; Most Improved Gymnast 3; Homecoming Float 3; Gymnas- tics Club 2,3; Boys League WILLIAM DUNCAN NHS 2; MU SIGMA ALPHA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Albatross 2,4; FTA 1,2; Boys League DAVID DUNN JV Cross-Country 1,2; Cee Track 1,2; Boys Glee I; Choir 2; NHS 2,3,4; Campus Life 4: Boys League Three Dog Night were ' in ' DEBBIE EHLING Orchestra 1,2. 3.4; Treas. 4; Hiking Club 4; APS 4; NHS 1.2.3.4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Campus Life 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Drill Team 3,4; Sr. Leader 4; Public Relations Com- mittee Interclub Council 3,4; Girls League CONSTANCE EISEMANN Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Song Honor Guard 3; GAA 1, AFS 4; NHS 3,4; Speakers Bureau I; Campus Life 1,3.4 Drill Team 3; Prom Comm. 3 Soph Senior Assy. 2; Simplic- ity Fashion Show 3; Girls League LARRY EMERSON NHS 2.3.4; Mars Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Bowling Club 1,2,3.4; Pres. 3.4; Mars Club Pres. 4; Boys League CHERYL ENGBERG Girls League NTHOI TONETTE EPEMA Girls League JOHN ERCSE Boys League SANDRA ERMOIAN Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; GAA 3; FTA 2; Girls League ROBERT FARMER Boys League NAN( Y I ARRAR (iirls I cMguc ( IIFLORD 1 LRtUJ.SON ( ee B;iskolball 1; Bee I rack 1; Varsity Basketball 3; Boys League •SAl I I RNANDEZ CiiiK I c.igue CoBim, ■tsiling H L m ANTHONY FERNANDEZ Boys League JEAN FINEGAN Adelphi 4; Marching Band 1,2. 3,4: Sorellas 3; GAA 3; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Comm. 3; Girls League JOAN FINEGAN Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3: Marching Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Drill Team 3; Girls League JERRY FISHBACK JV Tennis 1.2; Key Club 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Stage Band 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Mars Club 2,3; Boys League DEAN FITCHES JV Tennis 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Boys Glee 1; Choir 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Boys League THOMAS FLANAGAN Boys League LAURA FOWLER Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Campus Life 1,2; Girls League SUE ERASER Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; GAA 1; Wrestling Club 1.3; Prom Comm. 3; Singing Valentines 3; Powderpuff 3; Penny Ante 1; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Girls League TERESA FRYE Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 1; Mar iners 2; Choir 3,4; Secty. 4: Song 4; Sorellas 3; AFS 1.4 NHS 4; Speakers Bureau 2 Wrestling Club 4; FTA 2,3: Campus Life 1; Drill Team 2 3; Jr. Leader 3; Singing Valen- tines 3; Girls League SUSAN GAHAN GAA 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3; NHS 2,3; Speakers Bureau 1; FTA 1,2,3.4; Campus Life 1; Girls League MICHAEL GARCIA Boys League M J Gridders tied cross-town rivals RONALD GARDENHIRE Boys League WINN GAVIN Sorellas V. GAA 1.2.3; Wres- tling Club 3,4: Campus Life 4; Pep Club 2,3.4: Gymnastics Club 1.3; Junior Class Treas. 3; Girls League CHARLESGERRY Boys League ELIZABETH GERRY Girls League GWENDLYNN GIBSON Girls Glee I; Mariners Mixed Chorus 3; Choir Sorellas 3; Honor Guard Girls League SANDRA GIBSON Sorellas 3; Adelphi 4; GAA 2. 3; APS 4; Senior Treas. 4; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Girls League SUSAN GILLETT Girls League CLARICE tiODFREY Girls Glee 1; Mariners 2; Choir 3,4; Sorellas 3; NHS 2, 3,4; Thespians 3.4; Wrestling Club 3; ETA 3; Mixed C horus 2,3; Drill Team 2,3,4; Leader 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Honor Guard 3; Singing Valentines 2; Superior Acting 3; Girls League CHRISMNIi GOLI Ciirls League MIC IIALI GRAD ' l C ee Lootball 1; Bee Loolball 2,3; Captain 3; Varsity 4; Var- sity Gymnastics 1,2.3; Mayors Youth Conference 4; Boys League Pres. 4; Boys League PHII II ' CiRANDIN Cee Lootball 2; Dee B.iskelb.il! 1.2; .l tennis 1.2; arsils v4; Orchestr;i 2.3; M.irchini; B.uid 1.2. ' .4; Aihalross V, Bo s I eaguc 1 j Bask ' Key Cli Choir i JlijedCI Club fiior : GARY GRAY JV Baskethall 1,2.3; Varsity 4 Key Club 3.4-. Boys Glee 2 Choir 4: Basketball Club 4 Mixed Chorus 3; Boys League VIRGINIA GRAYUM Girls League ROETTA SUE GREER NHS 3,4; French Club 3,4; French Award 2; Girls League KARI GREGERSEN Adelphi 4; Hiking Club 4; AFS 4; SPEAK 4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 4; Honorary Prin- cess 4; AFS student from NOR- WAY 4: Girls League TONYGROSZ Class Clown 4: Boys League BARBARA GUINN Girls League KATHLEEN HAAS Tradewinds 3; Flag 4; Sorellas 3; Hiking Club 4; AFS 4 NHS 4; Speakers Bureau 2 Campus Life 2; Drill Team 3 SPEAK 4: Forum 2; Soph Se- nior Assy. 2; Modern Dance -Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3: Singing Val- entines 3; Soph. Secy. 2; Girls League Treas. 3; Girls Lea gue SHERYLHALPIN Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3: AFS 4; Speakers Bureau 4; Wrestling Club 1; Campus Life 1,2; Homecoming Comm. 3; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Honor Guard 3; Penny Ante Candidate 4; Speech Awards 4; Girls League DARRELL HAMLEl Boys League THOMAS HARLOW Boys Glee 3: Chess Club 3 Wrestling Club 3; Boys League d.l FRED HARRISON Boys League ik Vietnam continued DON HASELROTH Boys League RONALD HATFIELD Boys League KATHLEEN HAUSER Sorellas 3: Wrestling Club 3: Girls League BRYAN HAWKINS GIP photographer: Boys League i Varsity C Cee Trac! y; Trad i: Tract I; Coiiisain WARREN HAWKINS Bee Basketball I; Bee Track 2 3; Varsity 4; Boys League CATHERINE HENDEL Windjammer 2,3.4; Page 4 Ed- itor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Sorel- las 3; Hiking Club 3.4; AFS 3. 4; NHS 2,3.4; Speakers Bureau 2; SPEAK 3.4; Commissioner of Campus and Community Re- lations 4; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Girls League KIM HENDERSON Girls League PAMELA HERMAN Girls League CHARLES TOM HERRON Boys League } SHAUNAH HETTINGER Drill learn 3; (inis 1 eague BEI I ' l DARl 1 NL Hll DEBRAND GmN 1 e;mue ik MICHAEL HILL Varsity Cross-Country 1.2.3.4; Cee Track 1; Varsity Track 2. 3.4; Most Valuable Varsity Track 3; Most Valuable Cee Track 1; Marching Band 1.2; Coursairs 1.2.3.4; Boys League MARILYN HIRSCHEL Girls Glee 1; GAA 2; Girls League KIM HOCHSTADT Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; AFS 4 NHS 2.3.4; Wrestling Club 3: FTA 1.2,3.4; President 3; Treas 4; Campus Life 2; Pep Club 4 Forum 2; Soph Senior Assy. 2 Prom Comm. 3; Senior Class Secy. 4; Singing Valentines 4; Girls League PAUL HOFFMAN Boys League ,tl GARY HOGUE Boys League i CHERYL HOLCOMB Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Hiking Club 3; Pep Club 1; Drill Team 2.3; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4: Girls League ROBERT HOLMAN Orchestra 1; Marchine Band I, 2.3,4; Bowling Club 1.2.3,4; Boys League ANITA HOLMES Singing Valentines 1; Girls League VICKY HOLMES Girls League RICKEY HOWARD Boys League RICHARD HUFF Varsity Football 2,3,4; Bee Football 1; Varsity Track 2,3; Boys League HIHI Tiny Tim got married BRADLEY HULTQUIST Boys League MYRA HUNTER Adelphi Treas. 4: Girls League CLAIR HURLEY Boys League NANCY JACOBSON Sorellas 3: Hiking Club .i.4 APS 3.4: Modern Dance Christ mas and Spring Shows 4 French Club 3,4; President 4 Honor Guard 3; Girls League CHRIS JOHNSON Sorellas 3; GAA L2.3.4; Hiking Club 3: Sadie Hawkins Assem- bly 3: Soph Senior Assy. 2 Junior Class Advisory Board 3 GAA VP; Sorellas secy. 3 Modern Dance Christmas and Spring Shows 4; Powderpuff Football 3: Girls League RUSSELL JOHNSON Cee Football 1. Bee 2. Varsits 3.4: Cee Basketball 1. Bee 2. JV 3. Varsity 4: Frosh Baseball. Varsity 2.3.4; Most Valuable Frosh Baseball Player; Defen- sive Player of the Year 3: All League Baseball 3; Basketball Club 3; Baseball Club 2.3.4; Boys League TIM JOHNSON House of Representatives 2; Boys League GARY JONES Boys League LAWRENCE JONES Bee Football 1, Varsity 2,3.4: JV Wrestling 3: Bee Track 1. Varsity 2.3.4: Coursairs 4; Wrestling Club 3: Campus I ife 2: Boys League JOANNE JUHAS Adelphi 4; Ciirls Glee 2; Mi.xed ( horus }; Choir 4; .Sorellas 3; NHS 2.3.4; Girls League .SI F F KANL Bo s 1 e.igue „srEi I ' tpCli lOr Su surer 4: r KRISTV KARR Girls League JULENEKARSSEN Girls League ROBERT KEENER Cee Football 1; Varsity .4: JV Wrestling 2; Key Club 2.3. 4; Boys League JACK KELLER Varsity Football 4: Boys League ft PATRICK KENNEDY Cee Football I; Varsity 3; Bee Track 1; Varsity 3; Campus Life 2; Homecoming Escort 3; Boys League Representative 4; Boys League LINDA KERNS Girls League KIM KIMBALL Varsity Gymnastics 3: Boys League STEPHANIE KITCHENS Pep Club 4; Singing Valentines 3,4; Junior-Senior Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Se- nior Supplement 4; ASB Trea- surer 4; Girls League KATHY KLINE Girls League JANET KNOX Girls League KAROL KNUTZON Sorellas 3: Girls League r. JCirk taught English TONYA KRAFT Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Sadie Hawkins Assy. 4: Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Adelphi Hist. 4; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League DEBORAH KREUZER Adelphi 4; Speakers Bureau 3,4; Girls League TIMOTH KREUZER Cee Basketball I; Cee Track I; Bee 2; Varsity 3.4; Key Club 2,3.4; Sgt. of Arms 4; Humor 1,2; Coursairs 1,2,3; Bowling Club 1; Boys League Sgt. of Arms 4; Boys League RICKEY LAFERTY Boys League C,1 Sorelli NHS Prom A ) ' , and S| Guard !;Coi BARBARA LANE Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; FTA 1, 2,3,4; Historian 3; Drill Team 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Singing Valentines 3; Girls League LARRY LARSON Boys League .lOHN LAWRENC I arsit 1 oolball 4; Bee 3. t ee 1; Cee Basketball 1,2; Frosh Baseball 1; All League Defen- sive Corner 4; Boys League ELAINE LEWIS Varsity Football Statistician 4; Adelphi 4; .Sorellas 3; Marching Band I; Bee Yell 3; GAA 2,4; Hiking Club 3; Speakers Bu- reau 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Frosh Class Trcas. 2; Sorellas Prcs. 3; Commissioner of Pep 4; Girls League LISA LEWIS Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Modeiri Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Homecoming (Jueen 4; I ' ou derpuff Football 3.4; I ' ep ( iub 3,4; Girls League SI l l-N LEWIS ( L-e football I; Varsity 3; Cee Basketball I; Bee 2; Varsity 3 4; I rosh Baseball 1; Most In spir;ilional 1; Varsity I r;ick 3 4; Ke C luh 2.3.4; C ours;iir 1.4; NHS 4; Kev Club ,Sec . 4 B;isketb;ill Club 2.V4; Home coming (Drum. 4; Ho s I e;igui Representatives 4; ,Soph Senio Assy. 2; Boys league IU MAI I I UN lUns I o.mue ( Man A CAROL LIVINGSTON Adelphi 4; Flag 3,4; Head 4 Sorellas Treas. 3; GAA 1 NHS 2.3,4; Campus Life 3 Prom Comm. 4; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Modern Dance ,Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Powderpuff Football 3; Commissioner of Activities 4: Girls League NANCY LOBEL Ciirls League NANNETTE LOCHRIDGE Adclphi 4; President 4; Sorellas .1; GAA 1.2; Hiking Club . ; AFS 1; NHS 3; Speakers Bureau 4; Wres- tling Club 3: Campus Life 2; Pep Club 2.4; Homecoining Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Girls League Ju- nior Representatives 3; Vice Presi- dent 4; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Powderpuff Football 3.4; Soph Se- nior Assy. 2; Baseball Club 4; Sec- retary 3; Best Personality 4; Girls DONALD LOCKWOOD Varsity Basketball Manager 2. 3,4; Basketball Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Singing Valen- tines 3; Dingy Editor 2; Boys League MICHAEL LONG Boys League MICHAEL LONGOBARDY Dee Basketball 2; Bee 3; Cee Track I; Key Club 4; Basket- ball Club 2,3; Coursairs I; Bowling Club 4; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4; Senior Class President 4; Boys League CAREN LOOMIS Girls League  ria|| LARRY MARTEL Mars Club 3,4; Bowling Club 2; Boys League LORRAINE MARTIN Girls League PARNELL MARTIN Boys League STEPHEN MASON Cee Football 1,2,3; Dee Basket- ball 1; Cee 2,3; Varsity 4; JV Gymnastics 1,2,3; Windjammer 4; Key Club 4; Basketball Club 4; Boys League M Sl 20th century had last eclipse DANNY MASTREN J.V. Gymnastics I. Varsity 2. 3; Wrestling Club 2.3; Most improved Gymnast 2: Most Valuable Junior Gymnast 3; Gymnastics Club 1.2,3; Home- coming C o m m. 2.3; Boy s League DAVE MA.SIREN Basketball I. Baseball 1; Gym- nastics 2.3.4; Boy ' s League JORENE MATTOX Honor Guard 3; Sorellas 3; Adelfi 4; Modern Dance Spring Show 4. Modern Dance Christmas Show 4; Sophomore- Senior Assembly 2; Girl ' s League CHERYL MAUPIN Girl ' s League LAUREL MAY Varsity Tennis 4; Windjam- mer 2.4. Feature Editor; Hik- ing Club 2.4; AFS 1.2.4; NHS 1.2.4; Albatross 2,4; Wres- tling Club 2; Bowling Club 2; Speak 2.4, Pres. 4, V.P. 2, Speak Kite-Flying Chairman 2, 4; Girl ' s League CRAIG MAZLO Varsity Football 2; JV Wres- tling 1.2; Wrestling Club 1.2; Boy ' s League MARLENE MELAND Transferred; NHS 4; Mariners 4; Girl ' s League DE8RA Ailtlphi 4; lien !,): ( ■: Sisei I JUDY MICHEL Adelfi 4; Adelfi V.P. 4; AFS 4; Speakers ' Bureau 2; Wres- tling Club 3; Prom 3; Home- coming 4; Sophomore-Senior Assembly 2; Junior Class Sec- retary 3; Senior Class V.P. 4; Adelfi 4; Modern Dance Xmas Show 4; Honor Guard 3; Sing- ing Valentines 3; Powdcrpuff Football 3; Girl ' s League JOHN MlSllllR Bee Football 3; V ' a[sity Track 4; Marching Band 1.2.3,4; Boy ' s League JAMES MITZNER Boy ' s League SVF MORCiAN Girl ' s Glee 1; Manners 2 Choir 3,4; Hiking t lub 3 Wrestling C I u h 3; Campu I He 2; Drill Team 3; Modern Dance Spring and Christmas Shows 4; Pouderpuir I oolh.ill 3,4; I mis 1 c.miu- I il lHtp THOMAS MORGAN Cee Track I, Bee 2, Varsity 3. 4; Orchestra 3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Coursairs 4; Boys League KATHY MORRELL Girls Glee 1; Mariners 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Choir 4; Dinghy Editor 2; Girls League CAROLYN MORRIS Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Girls Glee 2; Homecoming Comm. 4; Modern Dance Christmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3: Pep Club 4; Girls League GORDON MYERS Frosh Cross-Country; Boys League DEBRA MC ALLISTER Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 1; Mar- iners 2.3; Choir 4; Sorellas 3; Hiking Club 4; AFS 3,4; NHS 2.3.4; FTA L2,3; Drill Team 2; Sister to AFS Student 4; Girls League PHYLLIS MC BEATH Girls League RICHARD MCCAIN JV Cross-Country 1; Cee Bas- ketball 2; Varsity Gymnastics 2,3; Bee Track 1; NHS 4; Boys League TIMOTHY MCCANDLESS Dee Basketball 1, Bee 3, Most Valuable Player 3; Boys League KATHRYN MC CRACKEN Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Powder- puff Football 3,4; Singing Val- entines 3; Honor Guard 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Mod- ern Dance Christmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League Secy. 3,4; Girls League PATRICIA MC GRATH Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Girls League RONALD MCGUIRE Boys League use won in the Rose Bowl TIMOTHY MCQUAID Varsity Cross-Country 2.3.4; Manager 1; Varsity Track 1.2. ? A: Most Dedicated Cross- Country Man 4: Coursairs 1,2. 3.4; Athletic Council 3; Cours- airs Pres. 4; Boys League - VK Klh NK HOI S Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; AFS 2; Drill Team 3; Honor Guard 3; Girls League RAND ' l ' NORD KE Bee Football 1; Bee Basketball 1.2; Frosh Baseball I; JV 2.3; Varsity 4; Most valuable Player 3; Key Club 3,4; Treas. 4; Baseball Club 1.2.3,4; Boys League DAVID NORMAN Bee Football 3; JV Wrestling 2; Varsity Football 4; arsity Wrestling 3.4; JV Gymnastics 3; Wrestling Club 2.3.4; Boys League i Wll 1 lAM NORRiS Cee Football 2.3; Bee Football 3; Varsity 4; Cee Basketball 1; Cee 2; JV 3; Varsity 4; Frosh Baseball 1; Key Club 1.2.3.4; Pres. 4; H R 2.4; Basketball Club 4; Roto-Rooters 3; Home- coming Comm. 4; Commis- sioner of Clubs and ORGAN- IZATIONS 3; Boys League sn FN NORllK c Basketball I G Boys League OIF mnast DEBRANUCKOLS Albatross 3; Campus Life I. Girls League BARBARA NUNN Girls League JANF O ' CONNOR Transferred; Girls 1 cagiii. ' KOUl Rl O I ARRI I I li.ns I cagiie rfnf()ji;da arsitv C ross-Countrv 1.3.4 Bee Jiack 1.2.3; Varsilv 4 I rack Decalhlon First PUice 4 C. Mils., IIS :.V H,. s I e.ieiie SARAH OLSON Girls League DEBBIE OLSONOWSKI Transferred; Adelphi 4: Sorellas 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Junior Class Advisory Board 3; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4: Honor Guard 3; Girls League MARYOSUNA Girls League ( GORDON OVERBV Boys League KEITH OZENBAUGH Boys League DAVID PACELY Chess Club 4; Bowling Club 4; Boys League DONALD PAGE Cee Football I; Varsitv 3.4; Bee Basketball 2; Key Club 4; Basketball Club 2; Homecoming Comm. 3.4; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Boys League I JAN PALMER Hiking Club 4; AFS 4; French Club 4; SPEAK 4: Boys League KIRK PAI 1ER Boys League CAROLYN PARKER Girls League SANDRA PARKER Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 2; Cam- pus Life 1,2; Pep Club 4; Hostess for Senior Career Day 3; Girls League ' Monsoon Days ' were celebrated i ■ WENDY PARSONS GAA 1.2.3.4; French Club 4: Tricochet Club 4: Medical Arts 4; Girls League ANNETTE PEDERSEN Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 1; Sorel- las 3; NHS 2.3: French Club 1.2.3,4; Wrestling Club 2,3.4; Campus Life 1.2.3; Roto Root- ers 3; May Co Teen Board 4; Modern Dance Christmas and Spring Shows 4; Prom Comm. 3: Soph Senior Assy. 2; Girls League DONALD PERKINS Bee Football 1.2; JV Gymnas- tics 1.2.3; JV Wrestling 1.2; Wrestling Club 1,2; Boys League 4 DEBRA PETERSON Girls League !?S STEVEN PETERSON Boys League BRENDA PIERCE Girls League WILLIAM PIERCE Boys League SANDY PINER Modern Dance Christmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League DONALD pirrs Boys League DORIS POI LEY Ciirls League ( HRM F POPKIN Perfect Altend;uKe Au.uil I. 3.4; Ciirls Lc;igue DONALD POTTER Boys League WILLIAM PURVIS Boys League RALPH ANTONIO PURVIS Boys League k LINDA RADICE Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League DOUGLAS RAMSAY Boys League RICHARD RAYMOND JV Tennis I; Chess Club 3,4: Boys League K ,rii. LINDA REAMEY Drill Team 3: Girls League KEVIN REARDON Boys League MICHAEL REDDICK Varsity Football 3,4: Bee Foot- ball 2: Cee Football I: Cee Basketball 1: Varsity Baseball 3,4: JV 2: Frosh 1: House of Representatives I: Boys League JERRY REED Boys League Kari Gregersen was AFS Student CAROl REID Girls Glee l; Mariners 2 Mixed Chorus 3; Choir 4 Sorellas 3; NHS 2.3.4; Dril Team 2; Dingy 2: Honor Guard 3; Singing Valentines 3: Girls League STEPHANIE RENCHKO Girls League WILLIAM RENTFROW Mars Cluh 2.3; Chess Club 3: H R 2; Bowling CUih 1.2.3: Dingh y I; Forum 2.3; Boys League C N I HIA KFI ' HAN Girls League m PHILLIP REYES Wrestling Varsity 3.4; First in League 4: 2nd in League 3; Boys League KATHY RHOADS Pep Club I; Girls Glee 1; Mar- iners 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Choir 4; Drill Team 2,3; Sorellas 3; Medical Arts 4; Prom Comm. 3; Girls League RANDALL RHdDFS Boys League i CATHI CiRECJORY RINGER C ee Football I; Irosh Football I; .IV 2.3; Varsity 4; Baseball ( lub 2; Boys League LINDA ROCIION Wrestling Cluh 4; ,) K.iolers 3; Ciirls League (lAK ! I (IN( I KA Bowling (lub 1.2; Surfing Club 1,2, ,4; Moloievcle Club 3; Deealhlon 2nd Place I ' lophv 2; Bovs I caguc PAMFl A KOI INI K Ran I RANDAL ROUBAL Boys League MILTON RUDGE Cee Football 2; Bee 3; Cee Track 2.3: Campus Life 4; Boys League FLORINE RUSSO Thespians 3; Girls League THOMAS SAAVEDRA Cee Football 2: Bee 2: Cee Basketball I: Bee 2: Varsity Gymnastics 2,3; Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 3; NHS 2.3.4; Speakers Bureau 2; Boys League CATHERINE SAKRY Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 2; Sorel- las 3; Roto Rooters 3; Girls League DEBORAH SAKRY Girls League JO ANN SANDERS FTA 1.2.3,4; Sorellas 3; Adel phi 4; Girls League RANDY SARIA Boys League LINDA SAUERWEIN Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; GAA 1. 2.3; Wrestling Club 3; AFS 4; NHS 3; Hiking Club 3; MU SIGMA ALPHA L2; Albatross 4; Thespians L2.3; Speakers Bureau 4; Pep Club 1.4; Drill Team 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 2; Onions in the Stew 2; Honor Guard 3; Singing Val- entines 3; Girls League THERESA SCHIRO Adelphi 4; Windjammer 4; Mariners 2; Choir 3.4; Sorellas 3; Hiking Club 4; NHS 4; H R 2.3.4; FTA 2.3; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Honor Guard 3; Pan Am Semi-Final- ist 4; Girls l eague JOSEPH SCHRAMER Boys League ttumtntumii Mayfair topped BHS in United Crusade RITA SERPA Girls League PATRICIA SEYLER Girls Glee 2; Mariners 3: Choir 4; Sorellas 3; GAA 1,2; Hiking Club 2,3; NHS 1; Al- batross 4; Campus Life 2,3: Girls League BETH SHAHA Sorellas 3; GAA 1,2: Hiking Club 3: AFS 1; Wrestling Club 3: Campus Life 4; Pep Club 4: Homecoming C omm. 4; Adel- phi Sgt. at Arms 4: Girls League Representative 4: Hon- or Guard 3: Powderpuff Foot- ball 3,4; Girls League GEORGE SHIFFER Hiking Club 4; NHS 2. Soph Senior Assy. 2: B League DAVID SHIPMAN Boys League ALLAN SIEGEL Dee Basketball I, Bee 2. JV 2, 3, Varsity 4: Orchestra 2: Bas- ketball Club 1,2,3,4: Boys League ELLIN SIEGEL AFS Exchange Student to Ja pan AFS Club 3.4. VP 3. Pres 4: Adelphi 4; Tradewinds 3 Choir 4; ASB Secretary 4 Sorellas 3; Speakers Bureau 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls League ( ll RONALD SIEVERS RALPH SIMP.SON MARY SINE MARKSKORHEIM Cce Football 1, Varsity 3: Boys Boys league Boys League Bovs I eague League iOl ;■!: Va, iacie GRETA SMITH Girls League LYNN SMITH Adelphi 4: Sorellas 2,3,4; Drill Team ? League NHS Girls PETE SMITH Boys League DAVID SOUTHARD Bowling Club 4; Boys League CONNIE SPOHN GAA 1; Girls League RICKEY SPOHN Cee Basketball 1; JV Tennis 2,3: Varsity 4; Golf Club 4; Boys League CATHERINE SROUFE NHS 2,3,4; Frosh VP 1; Soph Senior Assem. 2; Girls League JON STEFAN Bee Football 1; JV Baseball 2,3; Varsity 4; Bee Track 1; Boys League DANNY STOM Boys League JERRY STONE Boys Glee 1.2; Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys League J FAN IE STRONG Varsity Football Statistician 4; Adelphi 4; Girls Glee 1; Sorel- las 3; French Club 2,3,4; Wrestling Club 2,3,4; Cam- pus Life 2; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Girls League General Hershey retired KATHRYN STRONG Girls League LESLIE ST. ROYAL Boys League RHONDA STRUNK Adelphi 4; Trade winds 3; Varsity ' ell 4; Sorellas 3; GAA 1; NHS 2; Wrestling Club Treas. 2.3.4; Cam- pus Life 2; Junior Spring Sports Week Princess 3; Frosh Girl of the Year 1; Prom Comm. 3: Sadie Hawkins 2,3,4: Girls League Rep- resentatives 2; VP 3; Pres. 4; Frosh Class Pres. I ; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Girls League LOUIS SUGARMAN Boys League KAI Girls C Sotdlas JEFFREY SZUPELLO Boys League ARTHUR TAVIZON Transferred; Boys League KENNETH TERHUNE Cee Football 1,2; Dee Basket- hall 1,2; Cee 3; Frosh Baseball 1; Boys League JA lERKEURST Bee Football 1,2; J V Wrestling 2; Boys League CONNIF I HAYER Marching Banil 1,2,3,4; Girls League MELANIETHIBODEAUX .-Xclelphi 4; Historian 4; Sorellas 3; CiAA 1,2; Wrestling Club 1,2,3; Modern Dance Xnias and Spring Shows 4; Powder- puff Football 3,4; .Soph Senuir Assy. 2; (iirls League Repre- sentatives 3; Girls I eague C RAIG THOMAS Windianinier 3,4; Hiking Club 3,4; AFS 3,4; Albatross 4; Thespians 3,4; Campus Life ' , 4; SPEAK 3,4; L ' P IMF DOW N .SIAIRC ASF 4; U l ARD ol () 3; ASK AN ! (..IKl v Brother to 1969 AFS Student 3; Boys League BovsG Ifflfi U KAREN THOMPSON Girls Glee 1; Mariners 2 Sorellas 3: GAA 1.2.3: Dril Team 2.3; Honor Guard 3 Powderpuff Football 3.4; Grad nation Hostess 3; Mother-Daugh ter Banquet Model 3; Girls League LORRAINE THOMSEN Drill Team 2.3; Girls League GLORIA TIPPIE Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League RICHIE TOWLES Cee Football I; Frosh Baseball 1; JV Baseball 2; Bee Track 3; Key Club 4; Boys Glee 2; Wrestling Club 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Boys League CAROL TRASK Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; GAA : Wrestling Club 1.2.3.4; Gym- nastic Club 1.2.3; Xmas and Spring Modern Dance Shows 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Powderpuff Football 3; Girls League CHRISTINE TROTTER Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Girls League HAROLD TWILLEY Hiking Club 1.2; Boys League MARK ULM Boys Glee 1.2; Singing Valen- tines 3; Boys League MICHAEL VADEN Boys League ROBERT VALE Boys League DARLENE VALIQUETTE Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Hiking Club 3; AFS 3.4; NHS 2.3 Albatross 4; Wrestling Club 3 FTA 2.3.4; Prom Comm. 3 Honor Guard 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Girls League IMilligMMMII People prayed for peace GARY VANDANDAIGUE Dee Basketball 1: Cee 2; Bee 3; Cee Track 1,2; Bee 3; Var- sity 4; Basketball Club 1,2; Coursairs 1,2.3.4; Wrestling Club 1.2.3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Boys League SHARON VANDERWALL Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; GAA 1. 2; FTA 1.2; Soph Senior Assy. 2; Drill Team 3; Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Girls League DIANNE VAN STEENWYK Mariners 2.3; Marching Band 2; Sorellas 3; Girls League GWENDOLYNN Ailelphi VAN WINKLE IM: Girls League Life 1. Comm. ); Sew t VPJ; L ClissA ugVale FRANK. VERSLU IS Bee Track 1; Varsity 4; Boys League ANN VINCENT Song 3.4; Wrestling Club 2; Modern Dance Xnias and Spring Shows 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Homecoming Prin- cess 4; Powderpuff Football 3. 4; Girls League JEFFRY vol KMAN Key Club 2.3: Tradeuinds 2; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Drum Major 4; NHS 4; Alba- tross 4; Mr. Peachfuzz 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Boys League SHARON WADDELL Sorellas 3; Girls League BARBARA WAGNER Sorellas 3; AIS 3; Mars Club 4; MLJ SIGMA ALPHA 3; Treas. 4; Bowling Club 4; Girls League KKNNEIH WAl Dl N JV Baseball 2; Orchestra ( hess ( lub 3; Bouling t lub Bovsl cague JAMES WALKER Boys League i gai IV Te CluM ' NOi,inN JO ANN WARNKEN Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; NHS I, 2.3.4; FTA 1.2.3.4; Campus Life 1.2: Pep Club 4; Prom Comm. 4: Homecoming Comm. 3; Senior Supplement 4; FTA VP 3: FTA Hist. 4; Senior Class Advisory Board 4: Sing- ing Valentines 4; Girls League LORI WARREN Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 4; NHS 2.3.4; MU SIG- MA ALPHA 4; Secy. 4; Drill Team 3; Girls League BONNIE WATTS Mariners 3; Choir 4; Orchestra 1,2.3; Sorellas 3; FTA 1.2.3,4; Campus Life 1,2; Mixed Cho- rus 3; Girls League STEVEN WEEKS Cee Football 1; Bee 2; Varsity 3,4; All League 4; Most Val- uable Lineman 4; Cee Basket- ball 1; JV Wrestling 2; Varsity 3,4; First in League Wrestling 4; Cee Track 1; Bee 2; Varsity 3,4; Coursairs 4; Wrestling Club 3,4; Boys League STEPHEN WEST Boys League TERRI WESTON Transferred; Girls League CARLA WHITE Orchestra 2,3.4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Sorellas 3; GAA 3,4; Band Publicity Chairman 4; Girls League fct.LOP ' GARY WHITESCARVER JV Tennis 2; Varsity Track 4; Orchestra 1,2; Stage Band 2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Hiking Club 4; Boys League CATHLEEN WHITNEY Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Girls Glee 1; Mariners 2; Choir 3,4; Flag 4; Hiking Club 4; AFS 2; NHS 4; Wrestling Club 3; FTA 1,2,3,4; Campus Life 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Shows 4; Honor Guard 3; Girls League JACK WILLIAMS Cee Football; Bee 2; Most Valuable 2; Varsity 3,4; Most Valuable Back 4; Most Schol- arly Athlete 4; Frosh Baseball 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Penny Ante Can- didate 4; VP of Boys League 4; Boys League RHYS WILLIAMS Orchestra 2,3; Stage Band 2,3, 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Pres- ident 4; JV Tennis 3,4; Boys League Mayfair dawned a new decade KATHY WILSON NANCY WISE STEVEN WOODSON LESLIE WRIGHT Bowling Club 2.3.4; Modern Girls League JV Tennis 3; Chess Club 3; Cross Country 2; Fresh and Dance Xmas and Spring Shows Bowling Club 2,3; Boys League JV; Cee Basketball; Bee 2: 4; Girls League Cee Track 1 ; Boys League BRENDA WYCOFE Adelphi 4; Sorellas 3; Pep Club 1.4; Prom Comm. 3; Powder- puff Football 3.4; Singing Val- entines 3; Soph Senior Assy. 2; House of Representatives 1: Medical Arts 4; Girls League VICKIE YONCE Drill Team 2,3.4: Modern Dance Xmas and Spring Show 4; Honor Guard 3; Pep Club I Campus Life 2.3; Adelphi 4 Sorellas 3; Girls League BRU( H ()UNCi Bee Football 2,3; Ccc 1; Wres- tling .IV 2: Wrestling Club 2: Surf Club 1,2.3.4; Lineman of the Year 3; Suburban League Champs 2.3; Powderpuff Foot- ball Coach 3,4; Boys League C AROI DOLING Girls league Rl( IIARD AI 1 Key Club 3; Orchestra 2.3; Stage B;md 2.3; Marching Band 1.2.3; NHS 4; Campus H - ch;uige 4; Buys 1 eague FDll II I ISING Girls I ciuue JOHN ZEMBA ASB VP 4; House of Repre- sentatives 4; NHS 2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4; Its Academic 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Bas- ketball Club 3.4; Windjammer 3.4; Sports Editor 4; Cee Foot- ball 2,3: Dee Basketball 2; Cee 3: Varsity 4; JV Baseball 2; Boys League STEVEN ZIPPERMAN Boys League GERALD ZOPPA JV Tennis 1; Varsity 2.3.4: Most Improved 2: Hiking Club 3.4; President 4; NHS 3; SPEAK 4: Boys League Seniors Not Pictured STEVE ALLEN DOUGLAS ANDERSON DONALD ATTERBURY LINDA TA LOR BOWMAN EDDIE BRADLEY JAMES COLEMAN STEPHEN COSTELLO ROBERT CO USINO PHILIP DOLIM MICHAEL GRIFFO JANIS HANLEY MARGARET JOHNSON LYNDA LEES DENISE MC CLINTOCK RONALD MERCER DELENA MORRIS ROBERT MORRIS ROBERT MUSICK MICHAEL ORLOFF RICHARD PARRISH STEPHEN SHAW DAVID SHIPMAN JAY TAYLOR RONALD THOMPSON REBECCA TORRES JAMES WIERSMA GREG WITHERELL ALBERT ZARAGOZA IMMliillilliMJiitik senior aut( senior autographs Remember When? It ' s that time of year again To think back and remember when. For now it ' s time to say good-bye, As we friends part witli tears In our eye. Think of all the fun we had. Our laughs, our likes, and the Times we were sad. Remember the times we spent The night. Laughing, talking, ' til it was Light. And don ' t forget the telephone. The talks we had whe n all alone. Who could forget the Friday nights. Eating at Bob ' s ' til Full of delight. Remember all those party celebrations. The presents, the thoughts. The wild decorations. Also the days we spent At the beach. Sand fights, surfing. Being thrown in, ieek! We have so many memories. It ' s hard to recall. But when you look back. You remember them all. To each his own Separate way. Keep in touch. Come what may. As we grow older. We will never forget. All the wonderful people We have met. So now it ' s the time to say Good-bye. Please never forget me. For I ' m Mayfair High. -John Zemba m i Jan Edwards Vice-President JUNIORS Class of 1971 Debbie Ross Secretary Cindy Hutchinson Treasurer Sponsors Mrs. Anne Godfrey Mr. Don Erickson iORS ass of 971 , ' nsors Steve Abrahamson Ann Adair Howard Alcosser Susan Alessi Marilyn Alexander Bill Allen Debbie Ames Jim Anderson Kathy Anderson Altha Annis Russ Arendell Eric Arosemena Lillian Avalos Sheri Baird Kim Baker Becky Baker Daniel Barber Randy Barcalow Albert Barlow Arthur Barrett Dara Bauhof Charlene Beach Charles Beck James Bellavance Steve Bellomo Rosalinda Bennett Susan Bennett Edward Berry Bob Bethmann Steven Billieu Teri Bish Ray Black Michael Blaesser Diana Blush Darlene Bock Stephan Bonnes Dortha Bowes Ann Bowman John Bradley Wayne Brakensiek Susan Brazil Wayne Brewer Mike Brick Melody Brisco James A. Brown James R. Brown Robert Brown Debbie Bryan Loran Bures Stephan Burwell Scott Butcher Michael Callahan Ian Cameron David Canino Mike Cannavan Robert Cannon Neil Caplinger Mark Carey Susan Carpenter Raphael Carrasco John Carrigan Carol Carter Margie Casado MonaCasado Marjorie Casey Julie Castleman Susan Cerulle Dan Chiara Anne Chow Christy Christensen Bonnie Clark Carol Clark Todd Cleveland Jill Clifford Mark Cook Mickey Costello Sheila Courtney Tod Cowan Jan Coxan Emett Crosby - ! Gary Croyts ' ■ Ken Cummins Cheryl Curd ' Bob Cutshaw Brian Cyester Lorraine Cyr Kay Dabler Glenda Dalton Jon Dana Susan Davilla Dan Davis Gary Davis Jeff DeGraaf Debbie Deiley Henry DeJong Shzelle DeKay Robert DeLang Debra Delay John Dellinger Victoria DeMaria Debbie Denne Stephan D ' Errico Jim Dever Mike Dcvine Paul Diaz Leonard Distefano Sue Doherty Judy Dolinsky Junior Mark Harris shuts off the rest of the world and dreams of better moments. Debbie Dolarhide Dave Dove Sharon Dower ' m Jan Edwards Mary Eldridge Louise Emmert Maria Enia Sally Esquival Maxine Evans Vicki Evers Mike Ewing Nancy Fairchild Debbie lall Sue I arrai Ronald I cll.ibauni . Juniors battle noise, confusion and rough rains Linda Gallimore Eileen Galvin Rosanna Garcia Linda Garland John Garr Angelo Garrido Pam Gavin Debbie Gendreau Pat Gibson James Giesy Jerolyn Giesy Robert Gillean Stan Glass Vance Gooch Nancy Gorzeman Danny Gothard Edmee Goud Sue Gradowski Bob Grandin Larry Green Bob Green Brian Greenough Jeff Griffin Vicki Gundaker Bonnie Hagle Lowell Halbasch Ronnie Hallett Paul Hammond Barbara Haney Sheila Hanks Nell Hardy Larry Harkins Laura Fennel Mary Fernandez Debbie Filler Linda Firman Kathy Fitzpatrick Kevin Fitzpatrick Stephanie Fleming Rod Ford Lori Foster Jerry Frailey Steven Franklin Glen Frederick Linda Friess Curtis Fritsch Mark Frost Gail Fuller Sue Gaither Sue Gallaher f . f Christi Harper Mark Harris Ronald Harris Melisa Hart Tracey Harter Becky Hawkins Kevin Haygood Pat Heilman Bill Hein Kay Henderson Sandy Hendrickson Gilbert Herreras Greg Heule Gary Hickmann Mary Hildebrand Cecil Hoerner Judy Hollar Bob Hollar Kim Hopkins Edsel Hoskins Karen Howard Kathie Hudson Steve Hudson Cathy Hughes Campus life means rest, races and talk Steven Hughes Judy Hurst Cindy Hutchinson Ramona Hutton Sue Jablonski Gerome Jarrard Jeffery Johnson Cindy Judson Kathy Karcher Jody Keim Kay Kelley Debbie Kemppainen Janet Kerkstra Janet Keulen Chris Killpack Gail Kilts Colleen Kinsler Steven Knapp Jerry Kohler Ron Kollen Joseph Konowiecki Andy Koopman Tanya KosarelT Pat Kraemer Carol Kreuger Marilyn Kutz Raymond Kuykendall William Larsen Rhonda Lassley Laurie Laubenstein Mary Pat LaVelle Jan Ledesma Jim Lee Stephan Lewis Bill Lewiston Ken Lindstrom Jackie Martin Edward Mata Mike Matranga Debbie Matthews Bob Maya Gloria Mayfield Kathy Mazio Pat Mc Arthur Charles McCaffree Rachel McCall Tom McCoy Jeff McDonald James McNeice Helen Mecham Sheryl Mefferd Carol Miller Jim Miller Karen Miller Ken Miskam John Mitzner Debra Mock Micheal Monroe Kathy Moore Pat Moreno Chuck Lively Mike Lockwood Charles Long Yolanda Lopez Becky Lydic Pam Maiolfi Darrell Malle Mary Mancus Bobbe Mandrell Janees Marino Doris Markham Dorothy Martin Frank Morris Tony Morris Linda Morrissey Phyllis Mowery Rita Moyer Max Mucklow Marcia Murray Kathy Murrello William Murtishaw Ronald Muse Jeff Myers Ron Nathan Dale Nelson Bob Neumann Jack Newman Terry Nichols Paul O ' Connor Debbie Oglesby April Okimoto Debbie Olson Ron Olson Vicki Olson Mary Ortiz Nancy Osborne Steve Quellel Vicki Owen Ed Pacheco Biidgol Parks Joel Pate Arthur Peacock Junior girls help to brighten up campus Duane Pearson Larry Penton Richard Pepin Liz Perez George Perillo Caren Perkins Dennis Peterson Mark Peterson Ricardo Peterson Margie Piazza Gary Piggrem Donald Pilfold Mike Pitts Steve Pitts Ronald Polestra Linda Price JoAnnc Oueen Randy Ramirez Laura Ramos Clyde Reed anipus Nancy Reed Brad Rephan Laura Retting Randi Rhodes Kathleen Richards Bruce Rickert Robert Riggs Daniel Rios Charles Robinson Michael Rogers Richard Rojas Kari Rone Alan Rookus Debbie Ross Michael Roth Kathy Rowe Robert Rowe Earl Ruibal Robert Ruiz Ricky Russell Allen Sigler James Siler Roberta Simmons Romona Simpson Denise Singleton April Slauter Janet Smith Peggy Smith Shelley Smith Sterling Smith Steven Smith Tanya Smith Virgil Smith Mary Snyder Robert Somerindyke Kelley Spencer Carol Stainbrook James Stenzel Colleen Steuwer Gary Stockdale Janis Saavedra Rudy Sachs Debra Sanders Marsha Sato Carl Schelhaas Patrick Schramer James Schultz Dianna Schulz Richard Scoccia Vicki Seeley Charlotte Seitz Curtis Sellers Teresa Shaffer Natalie Shanefelt Kenneth Shaver Thomas Shaver Melodee Shelton John Sherley James Stockton Albert Stouwie Joey Stranges . - Deborah Strech Charlene Stuble Timothy Sweeton Karen Tabor Janice Terborg Terri Teson Mark Thompson Steven Thompson !T Terry Tompson Michael Tito Bonnie Tokaruk Jose Torres Energetic Juniors participate in varied Monsoon activities r W, Berta Simmons selected as junior Miss Penny-ante candidate. Liz Tuey John Turner Barbara Tyo Michael Vail Clarence Valentine Darwin Valentine Connie Van Andel Gary Van Arsdale John Vande Brake Dictus Vander Meulen Reva Vanderpool Rhonda Van Doren Jeffrey Van Hulzen David Van Lant Dennis Van Nostran Richard Van Soligen Richard Vassar Mary Vilencia Janet Waddell Carol Walden Donald Walraven David Warner Dale Warrell Gerald Wassenaar Mark Watkins Kathy Watts Michael Wedel Lawrence Wells fi Dennis White Andy Whitney Norma Wiebe Elaine Williamson Robert Wilson Alissa Wink Scott Winslow Loretta Wolf Mark Wolfe James Wood Mary Worsey Pat Vokum Nancy Young Paula Zapiain Marian Zeising Paul O ' Connor selected as junior Mr. Penny-ante camJiJai T ( Autographs dlR r 1 ' ' y WL ' M ' m SOPHOMORES Class of 1972 Sue Erickson Vice-president ( Terri Smith Secretary Diana Lehner Treasurer Mr. Terry Humphri Sponsors Mr. Robert Soth )RES 1 jQSors Lindley Adams Theodore Aiken Vicki Aiken Walter Alexander Shelley Allee Bobbie Allen Patricia Allen Charlotte Alonzo Guy Anis Richard Apodaca Michael Arminio Billy Arnold Renee Arzapalo Nancy Ayers Linda Bacon Judy Baker Margaret Baker Gary Ballard Gary Banks Glen Banks Carolyn Barnes Barbara Barnett Raymond Barrett Russell Beck Lori Beeninga John Belanger Joyce Bellavance Carol Bennett Elaine Bennett Robert Bennett Janet Berry Phillip Berumen Steven Bieman William Bishop David Blakeborough Timothy Blakely Carol Bodry Patricia Boily Rhonda Boosoff Phillip Borders w Kevin Bosma Patricia Bostwick Gloria Botosan Daniel Bowen Kathryn Bowser Cynthia Bradley Lillian Bradley Diana Brady Joan Brakensiek Gregory Brand Vicki Brandhorst David Branson John Brass Diana Bray Louis Brink Denise Britting David Brook Michael Brooks Janice Brown Mark Brown Michael Brown William Brown Bonnie Bump John Burroughs Terri Bushhead Pamela Byrd Donna Caldwell Allan Callesen Marlene Cameron Shanon Campbell Philip Cannon Doris Carico Gregory Carrasco Cheryl Cash Karen Cawrse Nancy Charest Debbie Charles David Chownyk Frank Churchill Michelle Cifani Esther Cistone Ronnie Clark Thomas Cole Laverne Cooper Clifford Cosper Robert Costa Susan Cox Donna Crawford Phyllis Crawford Sharon Crawley Craig Crebbin La Von Crellin Barbara Crymes Norman Curd Deborah Cyr Dianne Dailey Michael Dalsoglio Jacquelyn Dameron Belinda Darrow Karen Daugherty Carla Davis Jeanette Davis Jerry Davis Kim Davis Theresa Davis Mike Dean Miranda DeGraaff Kenneth De Jong _i) Elden De Long Lynnette Den Beste Marcia De Young Phyllis Dickson Michael Dingwell Michael Dolim Harvey Donahoe David Douglas Jill Drooi; Gail Dubyak Kenneth Dunn Sandra Duran Debbie Dulchcr Richard Diitton Julie Kchevarria Diane Eckels Diiane Eckert Mark 1 dd . Class of 1972 shows spirit and enthusiasm at rallies and games k Timothy Ford Stephen Foster Ronald Franz Linda Franzese James French John Friess Ricky Fritsch Pamela Gable Kirk Gakle Dennis Gamble Deborah Gartley Kathleen Gayken Kenneth Gaylord Craig Genereux Wayne Gibson William Gibson Gary Gillett Nikki Glavinich Thomas Goldie Marlene Gonzales Miguel Gonzalez Alan Gooch Kathryn Grady Grant Gray Frederick Griesbaum Steven Guidas John Hammer Victoria Hancock Michael Hanley David Hannam Lorene Harbison Neil Harding Jeffrey Edwards John Edwards Susan Edwards Janice Egloff Judith Emett Susan Erickson Vivian Ermoian Joseph Evers Paula Fagras Warren Faler Jeannie Farrington Najwan Fasheh Judith Fawcett Lauri Feld Teresa Fenn Raymond Fernandez Donald Finney Edward Flouton A Dale Harman Debra Harris Diana Harris Gary Haselroth Leslie Head Gregory Heaps Judy Heard Karen Hedger Barbara Heller Debra Hemel James Henderson Kathi Henderson Michael Henry Thomas Henry Rodney Herman Mark Hettinger Scott Heule Robert Hickman Carolyn Higgins Terry Hilborn Thomas Hilborn Mary Hildebrand Nancy Hillstrom Nina Hinkley Sophs try hard but bring in fourth place for United Crusade John Hock Jay Hoffman Jean Hosteller Travis Howard Clifford Hudson Kirk Hudson Steven Hyatt Elida Ibarra Cindy Ingulsrud Manushak Inshishian Ricky Ishibashi Randall Jacobson Yolanda Jacovo Muriel Janowski Van Jarrard John Johnson PhiUip Johnson Robert Johnson Mark Jones Susan Gail Barbara Joyce Stanley Jozcfowicz Wilhani Keener I ' aiil Kennedy ft Ehda Ibarra selected us sophomore candidate for Miss I ' cnny-ante V r. sf • ' . f t ' - ' ' t Bradley Lillard Ronald Lipson Shirley Lipke Diane Liverpool John Lockwood Charles Long Patrick Long Bonnie Loomis Susan Lovelady Darrell Lynn John Lyons Louise Maiofi Frances Mancus Diane Marsh Brian Martel Janice Martin Dolores Mata Denise Matthews Gale Matthews Cherryl Mawhinney Carl McCall Kathleen McConaghie Candace McDorman Daniel McGary Colleen Kester Samuel Kimball Steven King Donald Kinnsch Judy Kirschner Denni Knudtson Kevin Knutzon Kenneth Kos Paul Kramsky Elliott Kuritzky Michael La Clair Pennie Laferty Michael La Fleur Patrice La Voy Cynthia Lazarus Michael Leach Debra Lee Diana Lehner Craig Lewis Larry Lewiston Maria Licata Rose Mary Licata Kathryn Lien Rhonda Lighthall Mark Hettinger selected as sophomore candidate for Mr. Penny-ante. Bobbie McGrath Elaine McKinney Lynn Meder Lucinda McCoy Barbara Mellencamp Arlan Mendell Elizabeth Menkes Linda Meredith John Miller Pamela Mills Jerry Mishler Terry Moad Jay Monaghan Michael Monahan Debora Moore Gloria Moore Daria Moorlag William Morehouse Patricia Morris Ronald Morrison Bruce Moser Kathleen Mullen Susan Murray David Musick •O-f Susan Myers Michael Nash Arthur Neilson John Nichols Maylon Noel Ramon Nour Classes provide learning experiences Dorothy Nunn Mitchell Nunn Janet O ' Brien John O ' Brien Susan Ojeda Joni Okimoto Veta Oliver Bruce Olson Robert Olson Michael Orr Paula Ortega Debra Overeem Deborah Parkinson Tracy Parks Jean Marie Pate Mitch Patterson Laura Lee Pcarce Linda I ' eck Carol Pedersen Lynn Peterson ' a ft ( Sue Peterson Rene Phillips Carol Philpot Jackie Pierce Riciv Pierce Shirley Pitts Edward Plunkett Linda Poe Faith Pope Debra Pratt Cindy Priddy Kimm Ethel Primm Phyllis Quintana Janice Randel Lance Rawlings Randy Reamey Kathleen Reardon Jeffrey Reddick Edward Reimann Maria Reiss Daniel Roughley Jeff Ruben David Rudge Annette Ruibal Rosemary Ruiz Patricia Rumpf Joseph Saddler Beverly Sahn Vicki Ann Salhus William Saxton Thomas Schiro Keith Schmidt David Schneider Jay Schodrowski Cheryl Schrader Robert Schwartz Robert Scofield Rodney Seeds Kristy Seiple Mark Severance Derrick Ressinger Steven Rexwinkel Kathie Rhodes Mary Rhodes Lisa Rickert Jack Riggi John Rix John Rochon Kenneth Rochon Hortensia Rodriguez Valetta Rogers Lawrence Rojas Steve Lyie Rollins Lloyd Rose Roger Ross Darcy Roth Denise Roth Wayne Rottner V. f Delbert Shaffer Sari Shapiro Janet Shaver usseil Shaver John Shearwood Leah Shelander j t Roger Shelander W i Marcy Shelton 2_ Gregory Shelwick Eddie Sheridan Michael Shipman Debra Shoemaker Lunchtime finds Sophomores relaxed on campus Randy Small Deborah Smith Janice Smith Martin Smith Mary Smith Penny Smith Robyn Smith Susan Smith Susan Smith Terri Smith Sherri Southard Michael Spenctr Dale Stainbrook Roger Douglas Stark Beverly Steinberg Cynthia Joann Stewart James Sticgler Michael Stipe Philip Stone Victoria Stone i [ Paula Tekus Jeffrey Teson Pamela Theroux Sharon Thirtle Daniel Thomas Durand Thomas Michael Thomas Diane Thomsen Helen Torres Gerald Lee Trudeau Vickie Trupp Boni Kathleen Tussey Sherry Umbarger Ron Vaden Caridad Vallejo Jacqueline Vande Weerd Marsha Van Lant David Van Nostran Willy Van Winkle Russell Vassar Sylvia Villasenor Cynthia Waldroff Connie Waller Gary Warner Charles Stonebraker Jennifer Strait James Stroh Michael Strong Stephen Strong Jeffrey Stutes Genard Lorenzo Suarez Joanna Sutherland Keryl Sweeney David Sweeton Neal Swensen Joel Arron Swirsky Dianne Talbert David James Tavizon Cheryl Ann Taylor Linda Taylor Timothy Taylor Vicki Teague ' ' Wendy Warren Robert Waterman Debra Watkins Allison Wegner Karen Wells Dana Weston Deborah Whaley Robert White Karen Williams Roger Williams Marta Wilson Scott Wilson Sophomores seek shelter in rain t ' 1 f i Stephen Winn Margaret Winterton Cindy Wolfe Jon Wood Deborah Woods Donna Wright James Wysong Eileen Yim Thomas Young Virginia Zatarain Crissa Zolotas Louise Maioll ' i Enthusiastic Monsoons are highly spirited Steven Arthur Kay Snyder Jill Barcalow Dennis Wingett Terri Barron Mike Crawley Sue Harvey Debbie Donovan Vicki Lower Cheryl Middough Jody Springer Jim Watson Deborah Maher Diana Werre Diane Reich Sally Whitney Alene Reinhart Valerie Worden II Nancy Suttertield President Mr. Michael Hersek FRESHMEN Class of 1973 Veronica Lopez Vice-president Mr. Dennis I ' litaniczck Sponsors 1 li Betty Adams Sylvia Aimerito Steven Alessi Diane Alexander Gary Allen Robert Allen Timothy Alonzo Lorrie Anderson Robert Apodaca .-. , Sheryl Aspden ' m £ hp ' Rhonda Bankaluk Eugene Bathe Carl Bauhof Kathy Beagle Jack Beaupre Terry Beauvais Carol Beck Janet Beck Meg an Beck David Behrens Annette Behymer Andrew Belanger Elizabeth Bellak Sheri Bellomo Douglas Bennett Steven Benson Bernard Berlin Diane Bernstein Cynthia Betkey Dawn Betzer Diane Bierman Thomas Biller Richard Billieu Deborah Bishop Steven Black Vicki Blair Robin Bleck Gary Bleedorn Dawn Bliffen Frank Blue George Blunt Kevin Blush Christopher Botosan Debra Bott Danny Bowen Kathleen Bowers Thomas Boyd Tracey Boyd John Bratcher Marilee Bridgman Ray Brinkle Kim Brookhart Jerry Brooks Gene Brown Melissa Brown Stanley Brown Deborah Brownell Joan Brownell Renee Brumett Leslie Bruno George Bryan Jeffrey Buell Kevin Buell Robert Bunn Kevin Bures Darla Burton Jeri Butler Donna Byrd Sheryl Cain Martha Canada Michael Cannady Steve Cannavan Duane Carey Michael Carrigan Rodney Carwile William Cautrell Lori Chatterton Terri Clabby Patricia Clark Robert Clifford Terri Clifford John Coates Linda Colman David Cook Stanley Cook Brian Cortner Mathew Cox Alan Coxson Kathryn Crain Anne Creighton Collette Crellin Claire Cyr John Damman Catherine Dapra Elaine Daugherty Grace Daum Terry Davis Debra Day Shelley de Canni: Ricardo De Graaff Lorrie De Jodde Shawn De Kay Gail Dellinger Ricky De I. oof Roberta De Nully Vanessa Dever Michael Diaz Leslie Dixon Martha Donovan Jeffrey Douglas Robert Dower Dorothy Duby Melanie Dugas Patrick Edniond Margaret Eldridge Don Elkinton Ernest Ercse Everett Ermoian Carl Everett Robert Ewing Jerry Earrar Sherce Lawcett Joseph 1 ciguson Shclecn lickcl Patricia lirnian 5 j I I f J Freshmen adjust to Monsoon life Micheal Gewock Elizabeth Gill Kathryn Gill Richard Giroux Ray Goetz Penny Goodvin Steven Gouveia Greg Greek Dominic Gutierrez Debbie Haines Michael Haklitch Deborah Hammond Jane Hardy Barbara Harless Cheryl Harris Gary Harris Leslie Harris Sanford Harris Sandra Hart Vanessa Harter Daniel Hatfield Raejean Hawkins Wendy Hawkins Trilby Hayden Pamela Hefner Richard Heighten Leon Heilman Rick Heinrich Paul Heller Bianca Hendricks James Henry Kathleen Henry Robin Fisher Steven Fitches Martha Flouton Gail Fogg Thomas Fowler Randy Frager Terri Frederick Lana Freeman Rebecca Gaither Janice Galvez Lucille Garcia Luis Garcia Mariano Garnetti Sheila Gartley Allen George Glenn Gerber Mathew Gere Steve Geurin Jo Ann Herman Timothy Herron Lmda Hill Susan Hill Vicki Hill Lynn Hinkley Christine Hirst ' itr Alice Hock K V Debra Hodges Shelia Holland Kathleen Holman Nancy Holman Gene Holt Donald Horn Randall Howard Marsha Hughes Randal Hutton Barbara Ingulsrud Paul James Carol Jenkins Anxious Frosh elect class officers Franklin Jordon Robert Judy Sheryl Kassap Paula Kay Marie Kelleher Richard Killebrew Michelle Killen Nancy Killpack Wendy Kim Pamela Kimball Mark King Keith Kirkendoll Phyllis Kitchens Lucille Knight Karla Knipe Jennie Knutzon Debra Kooiman Kathy Kosareff Damara Krueger Timmy Kushmer Patrick Lackey Robert Lake Charles Landon David Lane i i; 11 Donald Lange Deborah Langston Connie Langton William Lannan Steven Lansford Susan Larsen Carl La Rue Mark La Rue Rebecca Lathrop Sherry Litton Kenneth Longstreet Veronica Lopez Byron McArthur Jimmy McCall Terry McCall Marvin McClendon James McDermott Cary McDonald Cynthia McDonald Steven Mclver William McManus Marcia McNeiece Janet McWilliams Richard Mefferd Roxanne Mendell Vicki Merriman Roy Metzger Eddie Meyer Maria Michel Diana Middough Connie Miller Nancy Miller Sharon Miller Lee Miller Valerie Minnick Susan Miranda Dennis Lovett Rick Lowry Jeffrey Lusk Devin Lydic Gary Mandrell Daniel Martin Glenn Martinez Steve Martinez Karin Masi Daniel Mason Donna Matthews Lyndren Mayer Michael Misener Mark Mitzner Randal Mock Gary Moloney Mary Rose Mora David Morehouse John Morrell Janette Morris Robert Murtishaw Patricia Nash Sue Newman Robert Nichols Debra Nickeson Kelly Noordman Daniel Delkers Barbara Ohirich Teresa Oilman David Olsen Gail Olsen Cheryl Orloff Mark Ortega Renee Ortega Terri Osborn James Osborne Becky Owen Diane Owen Donald Pecka Mark Pedcrscn Rodney Penner Ronald Pepin Class of 1973 gets use to rainy, wet days Michael Phillips Carrie Philpot Elwanda Philpot Daria Piggrem Joanne Pilkington Ronald Pilkington Dale Piner Gail Pinkus Ricky Pitts Sherri Pitts Steven Plunkett Mike Popovich Juan Porras Nicki Potes Craig Prescoti Ronata Prins Richard Punkc Miguel Quesada James Rabidou Ciregory Ranney Rm L ..( Terri Ray Lisa Reardon Rocky Reed Justine Regier Sherry Register Barry Reichert Susan Reid Richard Reiff Debra Rhodes Ricky Rhodes Robert Ring Donna Rix Peter Robertson Terry Robin Kermit Robinson 1« Randall Roche Linda Rohde Yolanda Rojas Cynthia Romano June Romano Debra Schneider Marty Schoenfeld Mark Schreiber Carol Schulz Connie Scovel Eileen Seyler Thomas Seyler Gary Shamburg Rhonda Shanks Patrick Shay Janet Sherley Wendy Sherriff Richard Shoemaker Preston Shreve George Smith Judy Smith Linda Sothras Diana Sowell Beverly Stainbrook Marian Stark Rebecca Romero Robert Ronceray David Rose Christopher Roth Celia Rowden Cheryl Rowden Deborah Rowe Mark Rowley Daniel Russell David Russell Marsha Sahn Yolanda Saldana L .VI ? iS Kristi Stefan Rahn Stevens Janet Stillner Barry Stoops John Strait Terri Stuhblefield Kenneth Stump Kandie Sullivan Nancy Sutterfield Theresa Sweeton Steven Tabor Wendy Tanaka Susan Taylor Cheryl Temple Lee Terry Jerry Thayer Julie Thompson David Tieffer -fr tmii Frosh take frist in United Crusade %-, X :.f . Debbie Haines is the 1969 Miss Penny-ante Robert Timmons Jorge Toyos Kenton Treadwell Pamela Tucker Cynthia Tuey Gary Twiggs Lawrence Vail Garrett Valentine Angela Van Berkuni Myron Van Derbeek James Vande Weerd Patty Van Es j Douglas Van Essen David Van Hulzen Bruce Van lant J Danny Van l.anl Angelica Van Vreeswyk James Venskus Andrea Wagner Michael Whalberg i Jerry Wainscot! Henry Walch Richard Walden Douglas Wallace Dennis Waller Ruth Walraven Larry Ward JU - Stephen Waterman Robert Weeks Sandra Weinstein Terri Whaley Denise Whitlow John Whitney Robin Whitney Sharon Whitney Janice Wiggins Clay Williamson Kay Wingett Kevin Wingett David Wolkow Robin Woodward Rodney Woodward Fred Puffer Margarita Yrure Judy Zail Armando Zatarain Stephanie Zeltner Gregg Zoppa Gary Twiggs is the 1969 Mr. Penny-ante. mammm i w T. Faculty: Dawn of Understanding Mr. George Prince Sub-School I Mr. Jack Thompson Sub-School II Vice-principals Ml. I conard Hrink Suh-.School III ■f Mr. Herb Abrams Sub-School I Mrs. Marilyn Griffin Sub-School II Counselors Urtb --. « ; Mr. Robert Soth Sub-School III Mr. William Stamm Vocational Counselor Annabelle Carlson Sub-School I { Helen Thompson Sub-School 111 Secretaries IPS f lLli ;ibctli Duniloid Pi incipal Joyce Gough Activities Office Mary Muse Receptionist, Main Office Clerical f J. ' ■-« jj Lillian Mecham Attendance Clerk m Norma Koch Attendance Clerk Carolyn Bustman Textbook Clerk Vivian Christensen Library Clerk f ' rank Adams Algebra 1,11, Basic Math Nathan Adler Gram. Lit., Comm. Skills J Merle Bailey Modern World, Leadership Director ol Activities Ronald M. Balin Drat ' tinf;, 1 lectronics Basic I ' lectronics Terry Beeman Life Science, Biology, Gen. Sci. John Beighau Woodshop I,II, Spec. Wood Brad Benson US History, Sociology, Int. Relations Robert Brevidoro Metal I,II,I1I, Elem Metal Special Metal Hazel Byrd Nurses Aide, Child Care, Home Ec. I Rich Casagianda Federal Government, Athletics Joe Costanza Boys P.E., Athletics James Crockett Gram. Lit., Comm. Skills, Athletics —B J V IT. S(l Leanna Culton Girls P.E., Special P.E. Merlin Donaldson General Science, Athletics Keith Deeds State Local gov ' t., Federal gov ' t. World History Doug lidlund Concert Band, Band, Dance Band, Orch. Louie De Sim one Developmental English Don Eriksen World History, Calif. Reiiuirements ii Robert Glasser Algebra I, Geometry Anne Godtrev Comp Lit Sr Comp German I i 1 Michael Hersek World History Barbara Hokinson Comp. Lit. Ull Frank Hubert Boys P.E., Adap. P.E., Athletics r J } Laura Holden Girls P.E., Special P.E. Terry Humphries Basic Business, Typing I Distributive Education Richard Kirk Adv. Comp., Sr. Comp., C ' onip. Lit. IH Sci.tt I.CC tloinian 11,111.1V, Adik-llcs i p ' Jack Long Boys P.E. I, Athletics i t?i m:- Clementina Maltbie American Lit. Comp., Gram. Lit. Judi MiUer World History, Crafts I Mary Lund Spanish 1,11, Gram. Lit. June Muta Typing 1, Shorthand 1,11 Business English James Maki Ceramics, Crafts 1,11, Art I f %k; Il.s May Stj_Lirilt f omm. Skills Drama, Drama Workshop Gary Osborn Introductory Police Science .adH 1 ■ Ellsworth Oswald Biology, Physiology IX- ' imis Pataniczek Mod. World, S L Government, U.S. Hist. Nick Perikli U.S. History, Calif. Requirements WiUiam Phillips Am Lit. Comp.,Conim. Skills Sally Poggi Girls P.E., Special P.E. Slu ' iry K.iiislrom Am. Lil. Comp., C ' omp. Llt. I Art 1. Draw IX ' sigr i William Ries Ani. Lit. Comp., Conip. Lit. II Norm Salee Calif. Requirements, Gen. Science Adv. Gen. Science Sue Sclman Gram. Lit., Journalism, Newspaper TRADEWINDS Janice Smith Modern Dance 1,11, DrUl Team, Girls P.E. Sharon Spiro Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Office Machines William Stamm English, Drafting, Architec. Drafting Jeanne Staudigal Boys Girls Glee. Mixed Choir, Choir Advanced Girls Glee Shirley Stayton Basic Math, Consumers Math Nick Street Boys P.E., Athletics Mike Valentine Family Living, Athletics Allen Vaughun Algebra 1,11, Geometry David Walker C ' lieniistry, I ' liysics, Cleneral Science Collie Weir House Decorating, Costume Selection Money Management for Men Dorothy Wilson Psychology. Personal I ' inance Tederal Government Irene Wills Spanish I, French 1,11, 111,1V M Richard Wong Auto 1, Vocational Auto « I M Mary Wuertz Basic Social Studies. Basic Science Frank Wynne U.S. History. World History Margaret Yallourakis General Science Dorothy Riilhcrlord Nurse John Wallcn Altenilancc ( ounselor Martha Hern Speoch riK-iapisI Dr. W. Norman Wampler Superintendent of Schools BUSD Board holds regular meeting Mr. Clyde A. Bower Mrs. Marilyn Sue Barton Dr. C. H. Ozanuin Mr. Lester E. Taylor Dr. Richard Vermillion HI Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria: Wilma Brouwer, manager; Agnes Rietkerk, Jeanette Van Wouldenberg. Pauline Clements, cooks; Suzanne Judge, Lucille Le Count, June Chulich, Irene Finer, Shirley Frost. Marvel Montague, Elsie Terborg, Johanna De Lint, kitchen helper s. Gym At Marjorie Yonce Girls Gym Attcmlanl I III Custodial Staff Custodians: William Davidson, head; Homer Corrick, John Danker, Mike Digiucinio. Mcivin Dixon, Elmer Eernisse, Cecil Pace, Claude Gallipo, Dale Hardie and Henry Wedel. jvni At tendants Art Moore Boys Gym Attendant Sports: Dawn of Championship «dii teve Weeks The Monsoon coaching staff has proudly chosen Steve Weeks as 1970 Athlete of e Year. His outstanding athletic performance in football, wrestling and track have ;ade him worthy of this honor. Born on September 2. 1952, in Groton. Massachusetts, he attended schools in the jamitos district before coming to Lakewood. As a freshman, Steve participated in Cee football. Cee basketball and Bee track. He ed on the Suburban League Champion Bee football team as a sophomore and was a member of the JV wrestling and varsity track championship teams in 1968. He lettered as a junior and senior in all three sports. Steve ' s list of honors include 1969 football co-captain, member of the All-League Gridder Team in 1969 and winner of the Most Valuable Lineman Award this past sea- son. He was co-captain of varsity wrestling as a senior and also League Champion. He placed third in 1970 CIF Preliminaries and participated in CIF Finals. He was tri-cap- tain of the MHS varsity track team this year. We wish Ste e contmued success throughout his athletic career. Varsity foot bal f fsk foot ball 1969 Mitch Patterson Tom Saavedra K John Lawrence «g Ken Gaylord frn . f«i« Larry Campbell Kelly Spencer A Steve Weeks r )i ' .: s Dave Van Nostran Steve Abrahamson Mark Watkins l« 4Bf J ' «1, Jerry Trudeau JoliM Dollinpc iV l - ri I Bill Bishop Kick V;iii Soliiigcii Krch Apodaca tfhttk Larry Jones f Steve Strong Pat Long Richard Huff n |« l Rick Arendell Dave Schneider , ' John Sherley Chuck Bunn Jeff Van Hulzen Mark Carey ' i mitf ' . Vance Gooch Don Page «9f !! ■ I r Rick Ishibashi o, lob Johnson Joe Konoweicki 15 Mike Rcddick Steve Hudson Allan Mendell l iiHHH Head t oach Donn Ashton Coach Joe Costanza Buena Park 12-7 Bellflower 0-0 Bolsa Grande 0-7 Excelsior 25-6 Neff 26-2 Gahr 6-7 Artesia 6-14 Glenn 6-7 La Mirada 10-7 indicates MHS wins Coach Scott Lee w S B jrfT !9 v v V ,,. [ V: « P(k B , - mm., Hudson does his thing. Varsity upholds MHS pride A % ' ' Hey, where are my blockers? J. B. always gets his man. •- .v - - i 3i wsm ' Oh. the pain of it all. ' Oop Perfect fonn. llic kick w;is up ;itul good (oi Ihii t -4 Monsoons ared ' 2 ...i:5 oons iare dynamite Gotcha Dellinger to Williams tor another Ma tair first do«n Bees Row 1: Randy Ramiriz, Bruce Moser. Randy Mock, Mitch Nunn. Jay Schodrowski, Roger Brady. Larry Wells. Steve Fitches. Row 2: John Strait, Jim Stroh. Bob Bunn. Rich Apodaca, Angelo Garrido, Bob Smith, Don Kinnsch. Bob Cannon. Row }: Bill Gibson. Scott Heule, Gary Bleedorn, Preston Shreve. Mark Pedersen. Steve Lans- ford. Al Barlow. Row 4: Roger Ross. Marty Smith. Jeff Lusk. Sam Kimball. Tom Goldie. Dale Piner. Bill Keener. Row .S; Wa ne Randall. Steve Bellomo, Marley McClendon. Mat Cox. Rod Sand- qiiist. Buzzy Arendell. Bob Costa. Dave Sweeton. Mark Hettinger. Bucna Park 12-0 Bcllflowcr 20-0 Bolsa Ciraiidc 7-6 Hxcclsior 14-12 NcIT 26-0 (iahr 20-0 Artcsia 24-0 (Ik-nii 26-0 1 a Miraela 24-12 ' iiulicatcs MILS win. The Monsoons reign over Glenn. Bees i One of Smiths famous runs. Fumble recovered by Monsoon. .«, Sam Those mighty-Monsoons strike again. Row 1: F. Jordon, P. Shay, S. Waterman. M. Spencer, G. Gillett, S. Alessi, R. Shoemaker, G. Twiggs. Row 2; D. Van Hulzen, B. Torco. M. Rowley. M. Popovich. M. BerUn. R. Woodward, R. Rhodes, L. Vail. Row 3; B. Lillard, F. Boyd, M. Orr. B. Lake. B. Judy. B. Rephan, R. Stevens, G. Schmal, J. McDonald. J. Bathe. V. Garrard. F. Johnson. D. Gamble. G. Haselroth. S. Black. N. Gornette. B. Van Lant. J. Monaghan. AMayfait Buena Park 16-0 Belltlovver 0-1 : Bolsa Grande 0-20 Excelsior 0-14 Ncff 44 -S Ciahr 2 -16 Artcsia 38-12 (iicnii 0-12 La Mirada b-b im icalcs M U.S. win Unidentified Monsoons get their man. 4 A Mayfair Monsoon gets his man. Cees unite, place second A fumbled ball recovered by Glenn. F ? Harman. B.Gtanil All three take Row I: Coach Street, D. Aiideiboii, Co Captain M. Abiahamson, Co-Cap- tain and Varsity League Champion M. Bray, D. Carey, M. Hill. Row 2: .1. McNeiece, S. Franklin, 1. McQnaid. 1 ront Row: D, Rogers. R. Barrett, D. Nelson. R. MetTcrd. M. Brooks. D. Harman. Back Row: M. I. each. R, Pliinkett. C. 1 ong. I.. Harkins. R Beck. H. (uandin, A. Barrett, I). Barber (mgr). leag 10 las «as I Hilly Aampii audit in the Pfescni record I In yearsii and as Ci,F., Tl varsiij: }ars. ' iTeia, f fc; vTgiiiiriiiij I iial i.jii M(mm iiu ia i ' iiiMlB ' iifciV Mirtl fcw Front Row: D. Rogers. R. Barrett. D. Nelsen. R Mefferd, VI Brooks. D Harman. Back Row: M. Leach. E. Plunkett, C. Long. L. Haikins, R. Beck. B. Grandin. A. Barrett. D. Barber (MGR). league What the $?% ?$% ' This year the Cross-Country teams have been out- standing, as the varsity and J.V. ' s have remained unde- feated league champions for three straight years. This year ' s varsity has a record of 12-1 compared to last year ' s record of 11-1. Two years ago their record was 1 1-0, amassing a three year total of 34 victories and only 2 losses. The Cross-Country has won a total of 17 championships, (one under former coach Howard Barnes and 16 under the present coaching of Mr. Nick Street), in the 12 years of competition. This is more than all present schools combined. No other team in history has a record to match. In C.I.F. competition, the varsity has qualified every year since 1963. Finishing in the top 20 on six occasions and as high as 2nd in 1965 when Mayfair got its only C.I.F. trophy. The J.V. ' s have acquired the exact record as the varsity and have also been league champions for three years. The Freshman harriers also captured league honors with a record of seven wins and two losses. This out- standing freshman team leaves great expectations for fu- ture varsity title hopes. Front Row K Bures, A Coxson, R Mefferd H . K. Robinson, R. De Graff. S. Thayer. Nut pii.tuicU. I D. Carey. C. Prescott. H. VpiKl.K Bill Allen — 6 ' 3 Ken (jaylord — 6 ' 0 Varsity Andy Koopman — 6 ' 2 ' Riiss Johnson — 6 ' () Steve Lewis — 6 ' 0 ' if. Slu Smith — 5 9 ■• Basketball Steve Hudson — 6 0 Allen Rookus — 6 ' r ■ T- •,5nc«s;.?j;!j John Zemba — 5 ' 8 Cliff Ferguson — 5 10 Steve Mason — 5 ' 8 Bill Norris — 5 8 -BB7 I Let ' s count two just for Stu That ' s a dilly Billy! Team shows good hillraeS pros; r Hill Norns. Sieve l:is( n, ( lilt I i.rj;uson. Kuss .lolmsoii. Slc e IIikI (i;i li nl. Slu Sniilh. .Iiiliil cMiha, C Oiicli I oily, not picluicd. son, Allan Sicgcl, Hill AIIlmi, Aiuly Koopnum. Sieve j.cuis. Ken tiray. lows good v ' m in H Br ,,.« v yl L; FM lji Is it true Siegels fly? Koopman shoots for two. prospects for next year ti jpi The best things in life are free throws Where have you been all my life IW Allen jumps a little higher. Jump! Jump! . . . Higher! Higher! J Cagers suffer aro ! That ' s a spilTy, Cliffy Up ami in lluoui;li llif V- ' i K J t,i ijgb 1 m. sL,_ T ' ■ ffi sl Ti B If I T Mti il A. J IS £si -M i I ' l Siegel hits for two more. a rough season Is this a new dance Here, you take it. Stu shoots from the outside. t IW R-E-B-O-U-N-D, Rebound A baseball coach? Varsity vs. Faculty m Row 1: Bob Cannon. Darwin Valentine, Bob Cutshaw, Tod Cowan, Neal Caplinger. Row 2: Greg Heule, Mike Vale, Rudy Sachs, Ed Flouton, Dave Blakeborough. J V ' s prepare for 1970 Row 1: Steve Rollins, Frank Kress, Frank Johnson, Angelo Garrido, Randy Small, Jim Wysong, Neal Swenson. Row 2: Bob White. Rod Herman. Don Kinsch. Dennis Wingett. Mark Severance. Alan Rookus. Bees in action Ciarrido shoots from the outside. A Small layiip. Jump shot Cees come through strong If r Mark Pederscn C.iLg Huirul dan Oillett I .iolc Rauhngs Mike Ber- Van Lant, Dave Morehouse, Elliott Kuritzky, Kami) Frager, Steven lin. Gary Twiggs, Kevin Wingett, Mike Popovich, Brad Lillard, Bruce Alessi, Jeff McDonald. Dale Harman 98 lbs. Sophomore Craig Cheney 106 lbs. Senior Phil Reyes 115 lbs Senior Coach Valentine Bottom row: Bob Lake, Craig Cheney, Phil Reyes, Dirk Ressinger, Dave Norman, Bob Smith, Bob Costa. Top row: Rick Van Solingen, Jeff Van Hulzen, Steve Weeks, Joel Pate, John Boyd, Bob Johnson. Randy Ramirez. 123 lbs. Junior Dave Norman 1.16 lbs Senior Dirk Ressinger 130 lbs. Sophomore Varsity wrestling pipbii t| f ' Bob Smith 141 lbs. Junior ? -IF - ' T Joel Pate 168 lbs. Junior k I : Steve Weeks 178 lbs. Senior Bob Costa 148 lbs. Sophomore Rick Van Solingen 157 lbs. Junior Ramirez works for a pin. -- - M IL John Boyd 194 lbs. Bob Johnson 235 lbs. Sophomore •E Jay Vee V 4 Jeff Teason 1 15 lbs. Sophomore Bob Lake 106 lbs. Freshman Mike Orr 1 30 lbs Sophomore Craig Schmal 141 lbs. Freshman Mike Spencer 123 lbs. Sophomore Bruce Moser 136 lbs. Sophomore Coach Casagranda 0 0 ? r Front Row: Dale Harmen 98, Jeff Teason 115, Mike Spencer 123, Mike Orr 130, Bruce Moser 136, Craig Schmal 141. Back Row: John Strait 148, Preston Shreve 157, Rich Apodaca 168, Gary Bleedorn 178, Vance Gooch 194, Steve Oullett 235. John Strait 148 lbs. Freshman Pete Apodaca 157 lbs Freshman Steve Oullelte 235 lbs Junior Jeff Van Hul en 168 lbs Junior Vance Ciooch 194 lbs. Junior Wrestling Steve meets his match. -1 t Costa taking his man to the mat. And all this is folly to the world. IF Row I: P. Grandin, K. Fitzpatrick, B. Waterman, D. Fitches, R. Spohn. R. Thomas, R. Boily. Varsity Tennis Randy Thomas brings regional attention to Mayfair with his tennis l.ove 15, Service. ability. « , M. f P t f ' Front: S. Waterman, J. Barlow, G. Zoppa. C. s r i. i, i k [ Shaffer. M. Armino. Back: S. Woodson, M. Stipe, b. Kuiit Lk . D. Van Nostran. R. Nathan, H. Williams, L. Larson. J.V. Tennis Williams and Stipe make double team. Williams, top man on J.V. Varsity has Row 1: Jeff Van Hulzen. Sterling Smith, Randy Nordyke, Steve Ken Gaylord, Steve Hudson, Jerry Jarrard, Mike Reddick. Rick Bradley, Mike Griffo, Jack Williams, Richard Apodaca. Row 2: Arendell, Andy Koopman, Russ Johnson, Jon Stefan, Coach Hubert. M Jack Williams, Coa ch Hulicrl and Rick Arendell display consolation championship trophy. Junior Steve Hudson strikes out another league foe. a great season Andy does another fine job of batting. Jerry showing his strength in .mother line pitching ctl A . 7 A Monsoon lets horsehide travel! Jack takes off! ■■■■■■■■■■■i X Varsity horsehiders inai ♦ 26 in action ' m . wmmmmmmmmmt mmmmi JV Baseball Row 1; J. Konowiecki, M. Blaesser. N. Caplingei. k [)avis. J. Schultz, A. Barlow, M. Smith. Row 2: B. Cannon, B. Ciitshavw L. Green, A. Siegal, J. Reddick, M. Patterson, J. Sherley, Coach Don- aldson, A. Garrido (not pictured). Mitch Patterson attempting a bunt. .lohn Shcrk-v calclics the hall lot an oiU; tries tor another. - Frosh Baseball Mayfair man slides in safe. Monsoon making it to third. f Row I k Sandquisi. B lohnMin, R. Stevens, G. Twiggs, J. Lusk, Finer, P. Shay, R. Mock, M. Pettersen, Coach Crockett. G. Holt. Row 2; M. Diaz, M. Popovich, F. Jordan, D. Elkinton, D. la 1 :C:W, i wmfmmmmm r : Row 1: J. Mishler, M. Abrahamson, C. Lively, T. Chesher, R Kui! ai B. Branson. M. Bray. M. Watkins, L. Harkins, M. Matranga, G. Croyts, J. McNeice. Row 2: P. Apodaca, B. Johnson. B. Grandin, S. Ouelette. k Ikvk I i . scarver. Mr. Street. 8o« 1; i Ballard. Malrangc I Mike Bray, eaptain of track and cross-country, has made all-league Mayfair ' s pole vaulting record holder at 14 I ' eel. Mike llill exhibits for four years. his t rni. Rou I: H. Tuilley, M, Rogers. D. Nelson. I .lohns,.n. R, COsta. (.. Ballard. N. Curd. Row 2: .1. Wood, M. C aniiady. S. Smith, M. Matrango, D. Branson. B. Smith, C. Brownell. Row 3: B. Grandin, , I on;.;. I Beakcly. M. Haklilch. .1. Thayer. J. Steles. . Rooki .1. lurner. Bee Track ,1 Row 1: S. Blake, D. Wolkow, D. Cook, S. Smith, W. Gibson, R. Barrett. Row 2: B. Rephan, P. Spencer, S. Weiss, R. Brooks, R. Mefford, D. Brewer, M. Leach. Row 3; G. Schmal, N. Garnetti, J. Hoffman, K. Bures, t. Plunkett. D. Bronson. V. .larrard, G. Bal- lard. %J Cee Track i 4 1 I 1 Activities: Dawn of Enjoyment Homecoming Queen Lisa and 1969 Court Queen Lisa Lewis Mii: ■ i; 11 Princess Kari Gregersen. Princess Kathy McCracken Princess Rhonda Strunk Princess Carol Trask Princess Anne Vincent v Second Place — Freshman Class Homecoming 1969 salutes Homecoming 1969 brought about the construc- tion of bigger and more beautiful floats. The home- coming parade around the BHS stadium track featured seven tloats. Entries included Key Club, Senior, Junior, Sophomore and Freshman classes. Marching Band and Drama. The building of these floats added to the over- all student body enthusiasm of Dawn of a New De- cade. ' Daw: Band Float. L First Place — Sophomore Class. Freshman class adds finishing Umchcs lo second place float. ' salutes - rjrej ' Dawn of a new decade ' y I m ••. «IV. B Six charming and beautiful prin- cesses added the final touch to Home- coming festivities. The activities of the week were finalized at halftime of the Mayfair vs. Neff football game, when princess Lisa Lewis became reigning Homecoming Queen for 1969-70. AFS Student Kari Gregerson was made honorary princess by the Class of 1970. v New decade of assemblies adds sparkle The class of 1971 presents . . . ' A Time For Us ' a The Grand Hotel June 13, 1970 w- -yhar-itiMM ■ Hillbilly Ho-Down March 14,1970 « Wrirsmi m J. Modern dancers present Christmas and Spring shows S UHF M [ SS SL , I HHHHHBHHI s Mayfair sponsors benefit for injured grad Get well, Marie MAYFAIR HIGH SCHOOL presents GEORGE SHARP, Hypnotist and Kacey ' s Group , folktingen in a benefit performance 8;00p.m Friday. March 6, 1970 Mayfair High School Gymnasium Donation: 6000 North Woodruff, Lakewood Adults — $1.50 A Night of One Acts Thespians and Drama Club This Property Is Condemned Kathy Mullen Mark Eddy Memorial Day Dianne Dailey Mark Harris Crawling Arnold Mitch Nunn Debbie Watkins Jeni Strait Steve D ' Errico Boni Hagle This Property Is Condemned Memorial Day Crawling Arnold JiJS- Don ' t be so insolent! says Sylvia Barrett as she takes on the troubles of Joe Ferone. Sam Bester keeps a watchful eye on Sylvia Barrett and her new profession. ( ' Up the Down Staircase ' The Cast Sylvia Barrett Pat LaVoy Beatrice Schachter Clarrie Godfrey Paul Barringer Mike Lockwood Alice Blake Nancy Farrar Joe Ferone Pat Schramer J.J. McHabe Mitch Nunn Ellen Lauri Feld Elizabeth Ellis Robyn Smith Rachel Gorden Carol Bennett Ella Freidenberg Debbie Watkins Dr. Maxwell Clarke Bill Bishop Edward Williams, Esq Craig Thomas Helen Arbuzzi Jeanie Hostetler Kathy Mullen Lou Martin Mark Harris Lennie Neumark Mark Eddy Samuel Bester Kim Hopkins Sadie Finch Dianne Dailey Frances Egan Mary Smith Harry A. Kagan Dennis Peterson Carrie Blaine Cindy Rephan Linda Rosen Sue Gradowski Jose Rodriguez Steve D ' Errico Charlotte Wolf Kathy Mullen Jeni Strait Carole Blanca Diane Harris Vickie Stone Vivian Paine Pam Bailey Jeanie Hostetler Rusty O ' Brien Paul Kramsky Jill Norris Linda Poe Charlene Arrons Tanya Smith Francine Gardner Charlotte Seitz Katherine Wolzow Boni Hagle Man Steve Hyatt Woman Daria Burton Just a usual day at school. WyFami Sdiraiiier LaiFeld iott Hosutlir UnMdleo Mil Hams MiftEdd) LnHofiliiiis ItekDailcy Man kith Ouil ticnoii Csdt Rcplnii kGodonki iwDEmo UirUt kniSiraii Dm Huns Vdxte PaBuin joKHosukf Mlnosky iafaPoe BEOiHi|le )pcH)an Vj Bum Hey, you look like somebody tries to reveal his identity. . says the barber as Charley ' Flowers for Algernon ' Careful eyes watch Charley as he begins his intelligence. That Liik II N() l)()C. says father as he settles argument be- tween Lmlc Noi ma and I ecnage Charley. The Cast Charley Gordon Alice Kinnian Dr. Strauss Professor Nemur Burt Seldon Doris Nurse Frank Gina Mrs. Donner Joe Mother Little Charley Father Child Norma Mrs. Feldman Ellen Teenage Charley Bernice Connie Mrs. Mooney Mrs. Nemur Jackie Welberg Anne Welberg Norma . Mitch Nunn . Dianne Dailey . Mark Harris .Mike Lock wood . Kim Hopkins . Mary Smith . Jeannie Hostetler . Diana Harris . Robyn Smith . Paul Kramsky . Nancy Farrar . Sue Gradowsky . Clarrie Godfrey . Pat LaVoy . Steve D ' Errico . Debbie Walkins . Kathy Mullen . Mark Eddy . Dennis Peterson . Diana Harris . Robyn Smith . Bonnie Hagle , Charlotte Seitz . Diana Harris . Robyn Smith . Mark Eddy , Nancy Farrar , Sue Gradowsky , Boni Hagle , Charlotte Seitz , Lauri Feld . Jeni Strait , Clarrie Godfrey , Pat LaVoy , Debbie Watkins , Kathy Mullen Lauri Feld , Jeni Strait Mary Smith Jeannie Hostetler The class of 1971 presents . . . Singing Valentines barrassed Monsoons were si once again in early February ot int! Minslrels visited classrooms iiKss.iKis lo sluderils and leach- ' • in rccilirij! uroups were .11 III, II llK- Music depart- r Drill Team 1970 Clarrie Godfrey Captain Judy Dolinsky Jr. Leader Miss Jan Smith Advisor Liz Perez Denise Roth Janet Shaver Marty Wilson Vicki Aiken Karen Daugherty ' m -hW W Tlm irr i Lynn Peterson Jeni Strait Rhonda Boosoff Melodee Shelton Carol Pedersen Nanci Young Vicki Yonce ffl% f 1 Diane Thomson Diane Dailey Debbie Dollarhide Vickie Stone Connie Waller Vicki Trupp Janice Coxson Debbie Watkins Kathy Mullen Diane Lehner Jeanie Hosteller Nina Hinkley Debbie Overeem Cindy Ingulsrud Kathy Bovi ' ser Diane Eckels Joni Okimoto Carol Kreuger Diane Marsh B Troya Smith Head 4 Rhonda Strunk Jan Edwards Debbie Olson Song 8 Theresa Frye Lynda King Head Connie Eiseman Cathi Baird 1969-1970 Pepsters in Action ' Majorette Organizations: Dawn of Involvement ' S ASB Cabinet steers Mayfair into new decade A Leader Takes a Stand A leader must stand in a puddle Sculpting nations out of clay. A leader must stand in a soup line Before he can know what to say Of slums and the races of people The search for that promising day. A leader must see with a vision. And live in humanity ' s name. A leader must stand on conviction With purpose, decision and skill A leader must stand and responsibly know; People face the direction he will! John Zemba ASB Vice-President George Prince Activities Vice-Principal Stephanie Kitchens ASB Treasurer i Ma BodyO •roupol jorprobi Fr£ class of l%9-]0 Frestime Till tkdisir bvihcC ■ In, zing k coDiinue in Arizo 1970. 1 three CO Jui of k Senior ftlkin Mark Aimerito Commissioner of Publicity Carol Livingston Commissioner of Activities Mayfair High has faced some trying changes this past year. The Student Body Cabinet has tried its best to guide students through tiiese changes. The group of 16 student leaders met each day in leadership class to discuss the ma- jor problems of the school. Freshman orientation marked the start of the year of the new decade. The class of 1973 was informed of opportunities in clubs and athletic teams. The 1969-70 Pep Squad performed in front of MHS students for the first time. Freshmen were officially introduced to Mayfair High. The United Crusade proved Mayfair to be the most generous school in the district. Donations totaled more than $650.00 due to extra activities planned by the Cabinet. In January of the new decade, the ASB cabinet began the task of reorgani- zing the MHS Pep Squad to improve spirit and enthusiasm. Speak-Out days continued along with the sponsorship of Jaime Madero, the six year-old orphan in Arizona. The school partnership program was highlighted this year by letters from students at Mayfair ' s Peruvian school. In March, a benefit show was given by the Cabinet featuring George Sharp. All profits went to donations for MHS alumna, Marie Reynolds, who was in- volved in a serious automobile accident in October. Spring Sports Week was celebrated successfully for its second year in 1970. The Cabinet began coordinating the week ' s festivities in January, with three committees working on the mid-March event. June meant the end of a challenging year for the 1969-70 Cabinet. End of the year events were the Awards Assembly, distribution of the annuals. Senior Prom, Senior Breakfast and finally Graduation. The Cabinet members would like to thank the entire MHS student body for their help and cooperation through the past year of the new decade. Elaine Lewis Commissioner of Pep Cathy Hendel Commissioner of Campus and Community Relations Bill Norris Commissioner of Clubs and Organizations Nancy Gorzeman Commissioner of Arts and Awards Ron Kollen Editor-in-chief Tradewinds Jan Edwards Activities-Editor Nancv Cior cman Faculty-Editor llolllcSl.lLllLT Classes-Edilor Sue Peterson Advertising-Editor Linda Price Organizations-Editor Kathy Grady Sports Co-Editor li Rhonda an Dorcn Sports C o-Editor Kathy Brockmann Senior-Editor Connie an Andel Photography Editor Mrs. Sue Sclnian Advisor Cathy Hendel Editor-in-chief Windjammer Pat Cannady News Editor Carol Clark Laurel May Editorial Editor Feature Editor John Zemba Sports Editor Gloria Moore Reporter Doug Van Essen Claudia Clifford Reporter Reporter Randy Reamy Photographer Mrs. Sue Selman Advisor Lisa (Banks) Allen Calhi Baird Sharon Blackburn Chris Brown Debbie Darrow Connie Eisemann Laura Fowler Sandy Gibson Jean Finegan Joan Finegan Vickie Holmes Chris Johnson Kathy McCracken Vickie Nichols Sandy Finer Cathy Sakry Linda Sauerwein Lynn Siegel 186 Stephanie Kitchens k. ,-, ,. Elaine Lewis %• ' Carol Livingston Nancy Lobel Adelphi Nannette Lochridge President Judy Michel Vice-President Debbie Olonowski Secretary Officers NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Myke Hunter Treasurer (Not Pictured) Service, honor aiul ilcdication arc llic aims of Atlclli, senior girls service club. Ibis past year Adelt ' i worked continu- ously making signs lo promole spiiit on campus. Adelli added iheir share to tiic United Crusade Car Wash to make Ml IS the district ' s most generous school. I h e chih ' s year was iiighlightetl h the sale of big, jiiicN dill pickles. Lynn Smith Rhonda Strunk ' Mel TTiibodeaux Darlene Valiquette Diane VanSeenwek Annie Vincent X. Sharon Waddell . vu Julene Karrsen Gwen Gibson Theresa Schiro Kim Hochstadt Jo.Ann Warnken (Not Pictured) PICTURE ?r ' L. Gayle Dolinsky AVAILABLE ' W Linda Radice I Sandy Parker Sherry Halpin mL Winn Gavin Kari Gregersen Lori Martin Barbara Nunn Lisa Lewis s John Zemba Ron Brewer Bob Keener Don Page Rich Towles Jeff Volkman Steve Mason Mike Grady Mike Longobardy Gary Gray Angelo Garrido Doug Ramsay Duane Pearson ' • y Kevin Fitzpatrick ■ Tod Cowan Wayne Brewer Bob Cannon Mark Watkins Joe Konowiecki Chris Killpack Neil Caplinger Kim Hopkins Key Club International P Pat Cannady Vice-President Officers M Paul O ' Connor Stu Smith i Alan Rookus Jeff Myers J T r Randy Nordyke Treasurer Todd Cleveland Historian Mark Carey Tim Sweeton Andy Koopman Ron KoUen Gerry Jarrard Dennis Gamble Tim Kreuzer Sgt. at Arms . . Bob Schwartz Glen Banks Bob White Dave Sweeton Mitch Patterson ►■Cr-x; Bill Keener Mr. Merle Bailey Advisor Key Club was organized in 1967 by Mr. Bailey and 13 charter members. Since then it has grown to be the busiest service organ- ization of the school. Key Club members sponsored a car wash and swap meet in Oc- tober with all profits going to the United Crusade. At Christmas time, canned foods were collected by the carload and distributed to local needy organizations. Key Club cele- brated its fourth birthday this past February. Mark Hettinger Dennis Wingett Jack Williams i ' Steve Bradley Greg Heaps Neal Swensen ' S Band participates in Liber - • -.;; ,- _ •.v.. — V . ( liauiii_i ywls. Ivalhv Mooit;, l.auii 1 cM. kclly Sweeney, Doris C ' a- rico, Margiuet Winterton, Jill Droog, Jill Clifford. Flag girls: Bar- bara Crymcs, Sylvia Aimerito, Pam Theroux, Gloria Moore, Hollie Slauter, Lisa Rickerl, Hortensia Rodriguez. Drum major: Jeff Volk- man, Band majorette: Norma Wiebe, Assistant drum miyor: Mike Ewing. Band members: Mark Aimerilo, Jacques Beauprc, David Bclueiis. iiM iu lUlniiK-r. (.no! HkoJoin. K.mi IU.usci, .cik- Brown, lerri Bushliead, Christy thristensen. Gary Croyts. I ' hyllis Dickson, Don Elkinton, Louise Emmert, Bob Ewing, Joan Fincgan, Rod Ford, Jim French. Linda Ciallimore. Craig Crandin. Melisa Hart, Sandy Hart, Bob Holnian. (iene Holt. Jerry Kohler. Larry Larson, Brian Martel, karin Masi. Gale Matthews, Gary McDonald, 4l M;| Bill k Sktrii Pi fesiy S( Jia Wesi m Liberty Day Parade Dan McGary, Richard Mefferd. Maria Michel, Cheryl Middough. Diana Middough. Jerry Mishler, John Mishler. Mary Rose Mora, Bill Morehouse, Tom Morgan. Rita Moyer, Ron Nathan, Arthur Neilson, Bob Nichols, John Nichols, Mary Ortiz, Rod Penner, Sherri Pitts, Cindy Romano. Dan Russell, Mike Ryan, Jan Saavedra, Kristy Seiple, Richard Shoemaker, Mary Snyder. Bob Somerindyke, Beverlee Steinberg, John Strait, Charlene Struble, Susan Taylor, Paula Tekus, Connie Thayer, John Turner, Darwin Valentine, Marsha Van Lant, David Van Nostran, Dennis Van Nostran, Rick Vassar, Russ Vassar, Jim Venskus, Lori Warren, Wendy Warren, Jerry Wassenaar, Bob Waterman, Kathy Watts, Rhys Williams, Roger Williams, David Wolkow. stage Band adds glitter to MHS Officers are: Bob Somerindyke, president; Ron Nathan, vice-president; Kathy Watts, secretary-treasurer. Orchestra grows larger in 1970 tifiimmmmmmmmm ' iWrwTW '  ' -M«r W W HH   ■ ! ■  •■ ■ ' ■■ ■ I J A-n )tliccrs arc: I oran liures. president; Rod Hi)rd, vice-president; C hiisly C hrislenson. secretary-treasurer. Mariners add to new decade Officers are: Cindy Waldorff, Sue Cox, Jill Droog, Diana Brady, Pam Theroux and Barbara Crymes. Mixed Chorus sings at elementary schools Officers are: Mike Crawley, Jan Saavedra, Stephanie Fleming, Rita Moyer, Stanley Glass and Jerry Frailey. v Kingsmen sing at Christmas Concert Officers are: Clair Hurley. Brad Rephan, Ken Terhune, John Whitney. Marty Smith. Bob DeLang and Tom Schiro. Girls ' Glee enters Spring Concert Officers are: Vickie DcMaiia, Shannan Campbell, Ronata Prins and Janet Beck. • i ! Choir participates in competition Officers are: Dave Asher. Kathy Morrell, Lynn Siegel, Jancl Keulen, Cathy Whitney, Bonnie Watts, Theresa Shiro, Brad Rephan, Clair Hurley. Representing Mayfair as the top vocal group is the purpose of Choir. The singers perform in the community and sang at the Hollywood Bowl for the tenth consecutive year. Mrs. Jeanne E. Staudigel is the advisor. m Coursairs promote spirit for track sports Officers are: Tim McQuaid, president; Del Carey, vice-president; Steve Abrehamson. treasurer; Mike Bray, secretary. The purpose of Coursairs is to support the athletic program at MHS. particularly the track team. They have purchased various items for the team including a crushed rock surface for the Mon- soon oval. The club is also responsible for the total sponsorship of a needy Korean child. ■ Basketball Club supports Mayfair ' s teams Officers are: Andy Koopman, president; Steve Lewis, vice-president; Slu Smith, secretary; Tod Cowan, treasurer. Basketball ( lub is relatively new. Its purpose is to promote all bas- ketball lc;uns :iMd assist in school activities whenever needed. Ihe club hopes lo raise enough money to llv lo C;il:ilin:i nc l b:isketb;ill season. f 1 ' ports Sorellas serves as 1970 Honor Guards ■■t Lr ; :,.T a ilct- kUfNoniipod Officers: Beria Simmons, sgt. at arms: Janet Kerkstra. treasurer; Laurie Laubenstein, secretary: Eileen Galvin. president: and Debbie Kemppianen, v.-p. Sorellas is the junior girls ' service club designed to aid the school in any activity they are needed in. They worked with Key Club and Adelfl on the can food drive at Christmas and donated dolls to needy children. They worked with various other clubs during the United Crusade drive in the fall. The girls followed in tradition by serving as Honor Guards in the Graduation of the class of 1970. teams S.P.E.A.K. walks for hunger Officers: Laurel May. president, Carol Clark, vice-president, Craig Thomas commissioner of morality, Ron Mercer, commissioner of eternal affairs. The Student Political, Educational Activities Klub was formed in 1968. It combined the two groups of ' oung Republicans and Young Democrats. The club participated in the National Hunger Walk in November collecting money for starving people. SPEAK, continued their annual kite flying contest in March. Mrs. Karen Lee sponsors the group. , B GAA plays in flag football tournament Officers: Bonnie Tokamk. president; Sue Gahan, vice-president: Margie Piazza, secretary: Debbie Hemel, treasurer: Jackie Vanderweerd. historian; Sally Whitney, puhhcity; and Kathy Moore (not pictured). Stimulating interest in girls athleties and providing an opportunity for participation and competition is the aim of the Girls Athletic Association. Flag football, badminton, tennis, volleyball, track and archery are a few of the sports in GAA. The organization was in charge of concessions at basketball games this year. Mrs. Sally Poggi is advisor. Wrestling Club purchases $3000 mat i;i Officers are: Phil Reyes, president; Steve Weeks. Jan Edwards and Phyllis Mowery. The purpose of Wrestling Club is to support the wres- tling team. The club meets twice weekly to gather statistics. This year the club met every two weeks to plan activities such as picnics, a dance, a carnival and a rock concert. With collections from last year, the wrestling team purchased a $3000 mat, replacing an old and dangerous one. Much of the credit is given to their energetic advisor, Mr. Mike Valentine. m « w Hiking Club treks many miles Officers Jerry Zoppa. president Craig Thomas, kathy Haas and Laurel May. Hiking and practicing conservation is the aim of Hiking Cluh. This year the club participated in hikes of all lengths. Their first hike was to Mt. San Gorgornio in the San Bernadino mountains. The club is two years old and was founded by Mayfair ' s 1969 AFS stu- dent. John Knight. Mr. Phillips and Mrs. Lee sponsor the club. Bowling Club is in its fifth year Officers; Larry Emerson, president; Margie Piazza, vice-president; Becky Baker, se cretary. Promoting friendly conipelilion and socialization is the aim of Bowling Club. I he club meets each lucsday after school al the Dutch Village Bowling Alley, I ' here is a new league each semesier. The club has been in existence on campus Iim live ears. Mi. Adams is the faculty sponsor. Boys ' , Girls ' Leagues sponsor can food drive Officers. Rhonda Strunk. president, Nannette Lochridge. Kathy McCracken, secretary; and Kathy Grady, treasurer. Girls ' League is primarily a service organization for Ma ' fair. The organization gives awards each year for Girl of the Year of each class. Every girl at MHS is a member of Girls ' League. They con- tinued with tradition this year by sponsoring a successful Sadie Hawkins dance. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Spiro are advisors. and another successful Sadie Hawkins Officers Randy Nordyke, treasurer; Mike Grady, president; Steve Bradley, secretary; Tim Kreuzer, sgt. at arms. Every boy at Mayfair has a chance to be active in Boys ' League. This year the organization tried a new idea to overcome the MHS trash problem, sponsored the Donkey-Basketball Game and painted Monsoon trash cans. They also assisted Girls ' League with Sadie Hawkins. Mr. Donaldson is advisor. v AFS sells nuts in 1970 Officers Carol Clark, treasurer; Craig Thomas. April Okimoto, historian p.; kari Gregersen. AFS student; Lynn Siegal, president; Mike Dingwall, publicity; and The American Field Service has been exceptionally good to Mayfair High School for many years. Every school year since 1961, Mayfair has had a foreign exchange stu- dent on campus. The past two summers, MHS has sent stu- dents abroad with the AFS program. Flo Wilson of the class of 1969 traveled to Portugal in 1968 and Lynn Siegal of the class of 1970 journeyed to Japan. A 1969 graduate, Joe Burks, spent the past year attending school in Belgium. He was sponsored by the AFS program. We thank the AFS club for sponsoring Kari Gregerscn ' s stay at Mayfair this year. Kari has fit in very well at MHS and will be missed on campus next year. Mr. Hersek is advisor. Carol Clark and Cathy Callcsen selected to represent Mayfair in the Americans Abroad Program of the American Field Service. NHS participates in TV show Officers: Jud Carpenter, president; Ron Mercer, vice-president; and Debbie Ehling, secretary. The W. Norman Wampler chapter of the National Honor Society is designed to foster combinations of leadership, scholarship, character and school service. This year. Seniors John Zemba, Laurel May and Pat Cannady participated in the NBC television program It ' s Aca- demic. The team scholastically competed with two other high schools. The club has been in existence at Mayfair for nine years. v Mu Sigma Alpha visits UCLA Medical Center Officers: Bill Duncan. JoAiin Warnken. 1 e lieSt. Royal. Rxploring medicine and science is the purpose of Mu Sigma Alpha. Ihis year the club visited the UCLA Medical Center. In 1968 the club placed 3rd in Homecoming Float competition. Mr. Oswald is faculty sponsor of the club. Woodruff Gables Hospital of Bellflower also sponsors the group. Fiiipaliii MARS club blasts off high in 1970 I Officers: Randy Barcalow, Larry Hmerson and Ron Nathan. Building and launching high-powered rockets has been the goal ot MARS club, lo practice its space age hobby, the club meets .il the USMC Au.xiliary Helicopter Landing Field. They have had many launchings including one with actress Angela Carlwright pushing the launch button. Mr. Norm Saleo is advisor. 3 ' (uiSi, Chess Club holds tournament Officers are: l.es St. Royal, president; Bob Waterman and Kevin Fitzpatriclc. vice-pres.; Randy Barcalow. treas.; Norm Clark, secre- tary. Chess Club has grown from a group of a few boys into a large club of 35 people. The club meets practically each afternoon to improve their abilities. They entered many tournaments this past year and placed high in a few of them. They hold many tournaments among themselves for good practice. French Club studies culture of France Officers are: Ron Mercer, president; Nancy Jacobson, vice-pres.: Jean Strong, secretary. French Club is designed for Mayfair High students who are cur- rently enrolled in French and are interested in the study of France. The club is 1 1 years old and has a first place Homecoming float to their credit as well as recognition for being the first donators to the Peace Corps school in Peru. ■B W Albatross publishes magazine Editors: Carol Clark. Editor-in-chief; Laurel May and Barbara Tyo. Albatross is the student magazine publication designed to promote the creative talents of Monsoon students by providing outlets for their work. They accept contributions from all students making this an all-school publication. Speaker ' s Bureau grows in 1970 Officers: Mike Ryan, Nannette l.ochridge, Mike Dingwell, Klida Ibarra and Linda Sauerwein. .Speaker ' s Bureau creates student interest in public speaking by at- tending interscholastic speech tournaments and regular club speak- ing. This year the club has become extremely active due to the great help they received from advisor Mr. Albcrico. Thespians go ' Up the Down Staircase ' Officers: M ike l.ockwood, vice-president: Charlotte Seitz, secretary; Sue Gradowski. historian; and Bonnie Hagle, president. Thespians is the group of students at MHS interested in Drama pro- ductions. Each member has participated in at least one production this year. This year the Fall and Spring plays were presented by the club. Also a Night of One Acts took place in March. The troupe was chartered in 1964 and is one of 300 groups in the International Thespian Society. FTA teaches Spanish-speaking children Officers: Sue Gahan, secretary; Kim Hochstadt, treasurer; Debbie Ehling, president; Bonnie Watts, vice-pres. and JoAnn Warnken, historian. Future Teachers of Aniciic.i i ilcsigned to further the interest of the teaching profession on campus. Various members of the club taught at area grammar schools for one week this year. All funds collected during the year go toward scholarships in June. Mrs. Flor- ence Fossett is faculty advisor. w Advertising: Dawn of Enterprise H j 4 Lakewood Motors 5815 South Street Lakewood, California ■ 1 ' ' ■■■. ' ■.■ i v ' V- ' ' - ■ Taco Tio 5858 South Street Lakew-ood, California Winchell ' s Donut House 5531 N. Woodruff Lakewood, California kMr. Thompson ' s Furniture 16411-12 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, California ;iiii W AfC ' . . { :mv- : i • f! ' 1 Mi . ' ' ■ 2 i . ' . ' ja 1 w r B8 ' ■ ' ifcLi, .! P Tv 1 Hi i- « l; %4 y DRIVE. 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CALIFORNIA Pinocchio ' s Italian Delicatessen Domestic and Imported Food and Wines Specializing in Italian Food To Take Out Phone TO 7-2913 5504 No. Woodruff Lakewood i Congratulations to the Senior Class Reunion Class of 1970 une1975- from the Junior Class i Seniors will be President — Ron Kollen f 1 notified Vice-President — Jan Edwards Secretary — Debbie Ross Treasurer — Cindy Hutchinson Good Luck Congratulations and to the Best Wishes 1970 Graduates to the Senior Class Good Luck from the from the ' Class of 1972 Freshman Class President — Nancy Sutterfield President — Judy Baker Vice-president — Veronica Lopez Vice-president — Sue Erickson Secretary — Cindy Betkey Secretary — Terrie Smith Treasurer — Jeri Butler Treasurer — Diana Lehner b L Good Luck and Best Wishes from Reco ' s Flower Shop 1 ' say it with flowers — ::• 1 say it with ours. ' Bellflower, California 867-2550 Congratulations to the Senior Class from the -CJ.- Windjammer Staff E.S.P. Pfiotography Weddings Freelance Stockdale Peterson 867-3871 867-4360 Congratulations from Doughboy ' s 9812 E. Artesia Bellflower, California Congratulations from Hollie, Lauri and Sue Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1970 Good Luck, Tradewinds Staff The dawn of a new decade . . . Changes made ii ponoerS neW ajtendanrp rule fn- nfin SHI! Is MaYfa|r ready for his was the year! ; m e Yell Leaders? , . . , • ■ Keorganizarion bring Single lunch ciik-c -ki %ic nr«rtori budget slashed Pontoon briages The Reformation Year ■ ' The dawning of a new decade was a very appropriate theme for Tradewinds 1970, for it has truly been a new and different year. This past year Mayfair has had a series of changes that will become established In the new decade. The next few pages will pictorially depict a few of these changes. Mayfair ' s unique Sub-School plan began in 1958 when the school opened. Under this new plan, administration, dis- cipline and counseling were divided among the Sub-School offices. A change in this plan on the drawing board; how- ever, had to be initiated early due to the resignation of Sub- School 11 vice-principal, Mr. Jack Thompson. An individualized instructional program, will become the main focus of the new system, explains Mayfair principal, Mr. Ken Davis. The new .system provided a total of three administrators — Mr. Davis, Mr. Prince and Mr. Brink. Mr. Davis, as prin- cipal, works directly with the department chairmen and the entire faculty to try to bring the most effective instructional program to MHS. Mr. Prince became basically the plant manager , which makes him responsible for keeping the whole school in oper- ation. He works very closely with the Athletics and Activities offices, the school nurse, the building foreman and manages all financial matters of the school. Any serious discipline is now handled solely by Mr. Brink, while matters of lesser degree are left up to the coun- seling center. There is also an attendance supervisor who handles all disciplinary attendance problems. Students are now assigned to counselors according to their grade level. TTie new administrative plan has not been fully revealed. In September. Teacher Educational Advisors will be provided for all Monsoons, as well as many more new administrative ideas. Administrative reorganization was not the only change at Mayfair in 1970. The first day of the second semester brought about the start of the single lunch program. The use of paper plates and plastic utensils came into view. Students could no longer complain that their friends had another lunch, so less program changes occurred. Pontoon classes for members of the class of 71 began in January. It was an experiment in curriculum developmeiit. The class consisted of 150 juniors enrolled in American His- tory, American Literature and P.E. It featured a program of team teaching and a unique physical education program. Con ' t. Mayfair ' s Pep Squad faced reorganization in the year of the new decade also. Due to discipline problems. Pep Squad was dissolved in October and when reorganization was con- sidered, many new ideas came into view. After taking surveys from many high schools and the House of Representatives, the ASB Cabinet proposed an all-boy yell squad for the 70- 71 school year. Other changes were all-school elections of yell and song leaders, which would allow the students who will be yelling and singing to have a vote. This was also only proposed. The radical idea of immediateh changing to an all-boy yell squad was brought on due to the lack of enthusiasm at sports events and previous problems with the yell squad. The idea is similar to the kind of arrangement found at most colleges where boys are the ones directing spirit and the girls are used for grace. t r-r Because of distirct budget cuts, the first year of the new decade will feel the effect of a money shortage. Several teaching positions will be eliminated and classes with a limited amount of participation will be cut. September 14, 1969, was the first day of Mayfair ' s liberalized dress code. It seems now that we have always had casual dress. Beards, mustaches and sideburns grow unhampered and girls no longer are suspended for short dresses or for wearing pants. Students take the no dress code for granted now, but what they don ' t realize is that Mayfair is one of the few schools without dress regulations. l.ooking over past events, we can ' t help but wonder, What will tomorrow bring? ie. NVESTlMg, BUDGtT - With the .closing of TRADEWINDS 1970, wc all can look back up- on a da vniiigiot achiLvements and experiences. We. the students, have given the deca% a gieat start. To thi. uiaduatLS four great years of life haxe ended but their con- tributions lo Ma tni will always be remembered. I wisli you the same amount ot i.n|ovniLnt looking through this book as we have had piodueing it. Gratetul eiellU and smeere thanks go to MR SCml ' I 1 IN(i- Mis. SMI 111. and the entire Albert c .lames staff for theuMvelluit cooperation willi photography. MRS and patiencj MARK AIM] n work. m we nf ded them soclesperately. ■.N ' f. for t h e i r e, tra help TEE TRADEWINDS STA interests to meet deadlines. Tni ' iw ' ni; then- time .iiiul nih And to you, the students., tor your | tribution of all. i X- the urealesi cun- ' ■ l-d ' Hor-in ( liiel y- . umswa •m Love is hut the song we sing and fear s the way we die. You can make the mountains ring or make the angels cry. Know the dove is on the wing and you need not know why. C mon people now, smile on your brother. Let ' s get together, try to love one another Right now. Some will come and some will go, and we shall surely pass When the one who left us here returns for us at last. We are but a moments sunlight, fading on the grass. C ' mon, people, now, smile on your brother. Let ' s get together, try to love one another Right now. If you heard the song I sing, you must understand You hold the key to love and fear all in your trembling hand. One key unlocks them both, you, know, and it ' s at your command. C ' mon, people, now, smile on your brother. Let ' s get together, try to love one another Right now. Love is but the song we sing and fear ' s the way we die. You can make the mountains ring or make the angels cry. Know the dove is on the wing and you need not know why. C ' mon, people, now, smile on your brother. Let ' s get together, try to love one another Right now. — chet powers B 6 ll i lii,: I I. ]   « • ' V 1 1 -i