Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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L MIKE CARRETT NORMAN YOSHIHAHA DOUG HANSEN President Secretary Vice-President boys' progressive club Officers Doug Hansen, Noun Yoshihara, and Mike Gur- rctt make plans for the Boys' Progressive Assembly which was presented to the male half of Oilerville in 23 February.

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I . I , I el Y l 2 x with 14 JF GRACIE OCHOA President is. Barbara Kunakoff, Kristal Kruse, Barbara Tapia, Lynda Preston, Peggy Thompson, Tamera Katkov, Ioyce Sato. Row Two: Bonnie Sanchez, Marilyn Dworak, Carol Meyer, jeryl Barillaro, Irene Alvarado, julie Marley, Sheila Baskes, Norma Nieto, Diane Lott, Pat Lamuth, Diane Tsuchiya, Elenor Lott, Pat Lamuth, Dianne Tsuchiya, Elenor Zasueta. Row Three: Carlene Magness, Lenore Tolegian, Monica Cruz, Sharon Mink, Sherry Morris, Jeannie Bruno, Peggy Dooley, Zo Sonkin, Helen WVillison, Car- mella Bartelli, Carolyn Fujii. Row Four: Sharon Campbell, Betty Horwitz, Chole Avina, Linda Van Volkenburg, Judy Fla- pan, Linda Marks, Linda McClure, Karen Karlein, Linda DeWitt, Jeanne Browning, Pat Lunsford. Row Five: julie Albus, Claudia Hilbert, Barbara Harrison, Cheryl Iohnson, Margaret Barbosa, Mary Nieto, Tony D'Angelo, Annie Mant, Claire Apo- claca, Barbara Petrushkzi, Sally Lidyoff, Pat Langbehn, Christina Gonzales, Pam Stevens VIRCINA SPADA BECKY CHACON CAROLYN REEVES Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

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7,5 L . 0. r . - , Qgrwn - , .V .., . ,I I ...um if I ' k,,' I ' . . ..me QM ' I E CATHARINE ADAMS EUGENE ADAMS English English In high school she was active in dramaties and served as class treasurer and vice-president. She enjoys reading, traveling attending plays and also taught in England for a year as an exchange A graduate of San jose State and Long Beach State Colleges, he major- ed in education. He has taught English at MHS for eight years. He was employed formerly as an organist. a ,- I le 'SZVIS V I RONALD ALEXANDER Mathematics Born in Orchard, Nebra- ska, he graduated from the University of Nebra- ska. His hobbies are writing poetry and fish- ing. He has taught at MHS for three years. MARGARET ALLEN Social Science Salutatorian of her high school graduating class, she attended the Univer- sity of Wiisliington and has an NIA degree in history. Her favorite pastimes are reading and dancing. FLORENCE ALSTRAND Business Graduated from USC cum laude, she was also a member of Phi Kappa Phi. Mountain trips and reading are her pastimes. VVorking with students is what she enjoys at MHS. teacher. v ,1 M fr - bircfibi,-L0b'Qg-LLL! J fi' ,f ,ff ,,. f :f A ' ,ik f ffl-Q.. F ctr.--2 4-if fascia' i' 'tfirftffftt ' 'f Q. ' f f' - r Jcrtseieaf I Ifffl 'A wif HOXIER ALTENES Nlathem itics cs- -rf DARRELL Hc pliycd on thc Sin Iedro high school bis ketball team and grid uited from Compton IC ind UCLA with 1 BS in Physical Educition He has taught 'it MHS four years. ,, ' . .wha if ' ca- .- - it Crafts fishing water skiing and camping are his favorite pastimes I college he majored speech Ind drama He his tiught it NIHS for one year and likes every- thing about it. g 4-1 fmt Nail' r IO ANN AMAKER Physical Education Co-operative faculty and well behaved students are what Miss Amaker LYLE ARNS Pcrmanent Substitute All-state football and basketball player in high school, he went on to be- Mr. Kalman Rabkin delivers an interesting lecture to his English IV class. likes about MHS. She graduated from Texas State Colleage for Wo- men where she was pre- sident of Austin Hall and treasurer of the recrea- tion association. c o in e a l l - conference football and basketball player in college. His favorite pastimes are photography and air- planes. 24