Morse High School - Key Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

. H iS i : ee ‘ ‘ : A small step ay man, one giant leap ss for mankind.” , . TIGER MEMORIES Ay, es magnifico! These odds just aren’t gonna work. A true TIGER Coach Schimpf takes time Put us in coach. Ill give you one more chance. out for great memories. Seniors: 37-92 Faculty: 5-36 Introduction: 1-4 Activities: 151-172 Sports: 93-130 Juniors: 131-150 i meal Annual Pe -Sale Jan 15 OCAT I ons: Finance C -Fice None S : [ tt Ju 3.00 Dero it will Had Organizations: 173-204 Sophomores: 205-218 Advertising: 219-224 ARMSTRONG The footprints on the moon mark the end- ing of one dream and the beginning of ano- ther. They are proof that our goal of sending a man to the moon and back was accompli- shed. They are the foundation upon which we will build our dreams of future space exploration...to Mars, the planets, and be- yond. We dedicate this annual to Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. of the Apollo II, the men who made one dream a reality - the men who accom- plished something for mankind. Mr. Thornton is not like most high school principals who hide behind closed office doors. During the year he could usually be found among a group of students; before school, during lunch, after school, and at all the games. Mr. Thornton showed that he really has the tiger spirit. Mr. Charles O. Lewis, Vice-Principal Mr. Quentin Goldstein, Administrative Assistant 7 Mrs. Jeanette A. Kramer, Vice-Principal ADVISORS Mrs. Kramer’s motto was “Give yourself the best possible break— a good education.” This thought guided her relationship with the coeds at Morse High throughout the year. As Vice-Principal, Mr. Lewis was coordinator of all young men’s activities. COUNSELORS The tasks performed by this year’s counseling staff were scheduling and rescheduling students’ programs, taking disciplinary action when needed, and helping the students solve their problems. No matter what problem they were faced with, they did their very best to have it solved. Mr. Edward Nichols, Career Counselor bs Mr. George W. White, Community Relations Advisor; Mrs. Bertha Pendleton, Mr. Ronald Lauer, College Advisor Counselor; Mr. Frank $. Gamboa, Parent Advisor Parent Mr. Arthur D. Avery, Twelfth Grade Advisor Mrs. Jeanette Ela, Eleventh Grade Advisor Mr. Warren Huyser, Eleventh Grade Advisor Mr. Jack Farmer, District Counselor Mr. Gerald E. Reckin, Head Counselor STAFF HELPERS Cafeteria Workers: Artia Mitchell, Setsuko Cunningham, Beatrice Harksen, Rose Tamagni, Ramona Joyce, Dorothy Dentan, Adelaide Wight, Albina Kastelic, Mary Edmonds, Vivian Davies, Valerie Johnson Secretaries: Front Row; Madeline Marietti, Mrs. Nita Toth, Mrs. Dorothy Constantine, Mrs. Edna Robinson, Back Row; Mrs. Marjorie Belliaeff, Mrs. Linda Johnson, Mrs. Donna Edwards, Mrs. Margaret Bacchi, Mrs. June Walker. Mrs. Doris Smith, Nurse § 10 ; Mrs. Karen M. Case, Typing The Business Education department stresses the need for all to have some knowledge of typing and basic business education. This de- partment gives instruction in three basic fields: secretarial, general clerical, and sales mer- chandising. Many girls enrolled in business courses get experience and preform a service to the school by serving as office monitors and by working in the student store. Mrs. Lila Severin, Shorthand Fe Mr. Dale R. Hall, Bookkeeping Miss Camilla E. Burnett, Typing Mrs. Patricia F. Suggs, Color and Design C. Gamelle, Comm. Art and Yearbook Mr. Charles M. Lauer, Choir Mr. William F. Blanchard, Art Mrs. Evelyn J. Scott, Foods and Nutrition 3 Mrs. Joyce V. Houston, Home Planning The Fine Arts department prepares a student for career in many different areas, such as, foods, art, drama, and music. Morse is one of the few schools which offers a course in the culinary arts, taught by Mr. Blanchard. Mrs. Sandra W. Lundstrom, Foods and Nutrition 2 Mr. Jack R. Shipp, Crafts. Miss Rachel Mansir, Spanish Mrs. Arline Niedermeyer, Spanish Mrs. Jane Hartling, French Mrs. Doris Camp, Spanish 14 Morse offers three foreign languages to its students: Spanish, French, and German. German is taught by Mr. C. R. Lauer, who is also the College Advisor. Learning a different language is a challenge and in the process students learn about the countries in which the language is spoken. Mrs. Mary S. Bishop, Adv. English 5 Mrs. Juanita Wade, Contemporary Literature 15 ENGLISH The English department has fourteen teachers, which includes four new teachers, Mrs. Bishop, Miss Hall, Mr. Lunsford, and Miss Stephenson. There is a new English class that is open to Seniors only. It was tried second semester of last year and turned out extremely well. The Humanities, taught by Mr. Wright, is a college course. With the large number of sophomores this year the C.C.T.V. played an important part in library Orientation. Mr. Joe D. Archibeque, Public Speaking Miss N. Lauren Hall, Journalism Mr. Mr. Roscoe W. Morris, English 5 Donald A. Mayfield, Senior English Se sevrvce GCRCOC ECE Mr. Walter Wright, Humanities Mr. Robert E. Lunsford, English 3,5 Miss Nanci B. Stephenson, English 5,3 Mr. Paul C. Combs, English 3 Mrs. Dora Davis, English 3 Mr. Leland L. Logue, Electronics Mr. Albert R. Rodriquez, Graphic Arts Three new teachers were added to the Industrial Arts department, Mr. Aldridge, Mr. Stanford, and Mr. Casey. They replaced Mr. Love, Mr. Gamboa, and Mr. Wise, respectively. Mr. Gamboa became one of the Parent Coun- selors here at Morse. Mr. Bennett, the sophomore counselor, also teaches drafting. INDUSTRIA Mr. Paul Stanford, Woodworking Mr. Roland Aldridge, General Metal Mr. Charles W. Lanz, Auto Mechanics Mr. David C. Casey, C.C.T.V. GIRL’S P.E. This department welcomed back five old teachers and two new ones, Miss Burdick and Mrs. Stowe. These seven teachers have helped to improve the physical fitness of the girls at Morse. The girls gymnastics team received very fine instruction from Miss Gerber. Mrs. Carol Stowe Miss Ronni Burdick Mrs. Vera P. | Miss Martha McCarthy rs. Vera Powell Miss Susan Gerber 7 Miss D. Diane Garmo Mr. Lynn Crocker Mr. Carl lavelli Mr. Leonard Arevalo BOY’S P.E. This year’s staff consists of eight coaches. These men have helped to make all of the sports enjoyable for both the participants and the spectators. Mr. Thomas Williams Mr. Carl Robbins Mr. Edwin Olsen Mr. Martin Nellis Mr. Lawrence Schimpf MATH There were two. changes in the math department this year. Mr. Donnelly moved into math from P.E. Mr. Obata, last year’s Calculus teacher, has been replaced with Mr. Cromer. Another challenging math course is Physics, taught by Mr. Shafer. Mr. Donald Donnelly, Math Mr. Joseph Adams, Math Mr. Dempsey Clemons, Algebra Mr. Harry Cromer, Calculus Mr. Kenneth Robbins, Advanced Math Mr. Doron Hutton, General Math Mrs. Lois Young, Geometry 22 i | SCIENCE The Science department welcomed three new teachers this year. Mr. Howell, Mr. Jameson, and Mr. Baksh have helped to initiate some new ideas in the Biology curriculum. There was an increased interest in physiology this year which resulted in two Physiology classes taught by Mr. Howell. Sk A i ag Bich se ae Mr. John B. Shafer, Physics Mr. Harold E. Jameson, Biology Mr. William H. Howell, Physiology OCG RU Sasori ee Miss Mary Stallworth, Black Studies Mr. Patoff, head of the Social Studies department, gladly wel- comed five new teachers this year. A Black Studies course, taught by Miss Stallworth, a new _ teacher, has been added to the Social Studies curriculum. Mrs. Betty J. Swift, American Government Mr. Russell T. Vuich, U.S. History HISTORY —s Mr. Leslie C. Thurman, U.S. History Mr. Bruce E. Davidson, World History Mr. Arthur Patoff, Political Science Mrs. Marie Diem, Social Studies Mr. Nunnelly Sims, World History Mr. Paul M. Longo, U.S. History Mr. Clifford W. Halliday, U.S. History + pre e | i FLECTIVES Mrs. Dora Davis, Health and Safety Sgt. James Loughran, R.O.T.C. Mr. Robert R. Jenkins, Study Director Mr. Robert D-Ford, Driver Training Mr. Raymond Hirsch, Driver Training CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION SEALBEARERS fo find the cherished seal of the California Scholarship Federation on one’s diploma takes four semesters of member- ship in C.S.F. This seal is a great honor and challenge to academic minded students. The sixteen students on these pages have earned this seal through outstanding grades and citizenship. Maria Nancy Baquiran Bernhard Marion Grassi Charese Scala Robert Browning Jeff Ginnita Darrell Johnson Kitchen Lee Sergio Ellen Craig Lopez Moore Nakamura Leslie Sonya Owashi Provaznik sot eng sane Sibi _ VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN JEFFREY JOHNSON SERGIO LOPEZ So ihe. oe ook — In Zatara ipe Fel : py ——c oO eas © 7. OD x v ac = Ta O ood = ov Debb Gregg M Larry M September Martha Villaescusa and Dwight Sykes October Barbara Ponder and Bill Smith | : November Pearl Morris and Charlie Carmichael 32 GIRLS AND OF THE The honor of being chosen a Young Man or Girl of the Month is given to students who have served the school in many ways and have December Annette Monroe and Ricky Reed January Love Foster and Steve Sambrano YOUNG MEN MONTHS maintained good grades. The hard work of participation and a willingness to help are qualifications looked for in choosing this group. February Marlene Tuyay and Mike Fort March Thedlus Thompson and Richard Ortega 33 April Hilda Kelly and Letasi Epati May Bertha Ramirez and Harold Hendrix June Elizabeth Enrique and Mike Murphy Kathy Mattmiller Pearl Morris GIRL OF THE YEAR 34 Richard Ortega YOUNG MAN OF THE YEAR ' 3 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The California Scholarship Federation was organized to honor students with out- standing grades. Members are generally those with a ‘‘B” average or higher. Students, who have been members for four semesters, are eligible for Sealbearer membership which qualifies them for scolarships in many colleges and universities throughout the state of Calif- ornia and across the nation. The AFS Exchange Program is a rigorous one for participants. It in- cludes activities where the student can meet and talk with people. The goal of the program is to promote | understanding among the _ people of the world. This year Morse High’s : Exchange Student was Astrid Siebeke from Germany. She was a very active member of the Tennis Club. Dear students of Morse, You can call me one of the luckiest AFS-ers in San Diego because | see how America really is every day. Morse is, | think, the best school in this town to reflect the daily and typical life of American pupils. Never in my life will | forget this year in which | have gained so many new friends and interests. As | could come to you only with your help | want to say: Thank you very very much. Astrid GTaw ey Os i Se a So ee a H : a 4 : | SENIORS HALL OF FAME ENIOR OUTSTANDINGS Most likely to Succeed Michael Hennes and Marlene Tuyay Contributed most to the Class of ‘70 , Best all Around Charlie Carmichael and Anita Williams Martha Villaescusa and Ricky Reed (not shown) 2 elas ipo chet Ice Most School Serv IreZ ine and Bertha Rami ie Cl Ronn s Favorite Teacher Archibeque ior Mr. e Sen IDEAL Best Personality Mike Fort and Martha Villaescusa Friendliest Smile Peter Dulac and Virginia Howard Prettiest Hair Hal Mortier and Sandy Mc Conkey Most Talkative Robert Orr and Cynthia Gomez SENIORS Prettiest Eyes Steve Fleming and Gari Strohmeyer Shyest Tom Salinas and Paula Measles Wid aan eae oe . Cutest Dimples Gregg Miller and Rose Bellamy Best Complexion Ralph Borjaand June Thorp Best Dressers Dwight Sykes Best Athletes Richard Ortega and Diane Yarbrough Best Dancers Marvin Muckleroy and Octavia Davis Class Clowns Hugh Landers and Shelia Rather % tag Craig Seltenrich and Vicki Wilson Biggest Flirts Best Figure and Build Bill Smith and Barbara McDonald Most Talented Gilbert Ardillaand Sharon Moton Announcements Committiee Senior Breakfast Committee Cap and Gown Committee 44 Prom Committee After Prom Committee Senior Night Committee Sd Wow RK e Cone OUd, LEADERS OF TOMORROW Charles Carmichael Joseph Berendt Class President Class Vice President Douglas Abramson Benny Adona Vivian Aguon Sandra Alaniz Louis Alfano Randall Allen Paul Anderson Pam Penn Sandy Sloyer Class Secretary Class Treasurer Anna Arce Gilbert Ardilla Edward Arguello Larry Armstrong Vincenzina Nora Asaro Tyeen Allen Nancy Zimmerman Kathleen Babicky Dale Baldridge Dennis Baldridge a SS Steve Barajas Carolyn Bardwell Ronald Barnes Wanda Barnes Gayline Barron Debbie Basler Bradley Bassett Marisal Beas Paul Becker Nancy Belanger Peggy Bell Rose Bellamy Nancy Bernhard Carmen Berroteran Roxanne Bjornson Diane Black Freddie Blacksher Linda Bland Joan Blessinger Donald Blickley Paul Blocker William Bone Ralph Borja Betty Boyd Sarah Brand Richard Briggs - Wilbern Brown Robert Browning Susan Brum Jerry Bryant Nancy Buehler Nancy Burdge Gary Burris Dominic Busco Linda Caluva John Cannos Beverly Carpenter Evelyn Carriedo Gordon Carter Debra Case Mary Castellanos John Castenada Gary Castle Patricia Castro David Chappell Joseph Charfauros Mark Charfauros Michele Chasteen Pamela Churchill Carol Clark Mark Clark Laura Clark Ronnie Cline Charles Clonts Geary Cloward Valerie Colabella Octavia Colline Ralph Collins Carlos Colmenero Barbara Colvin Michael Cook Sandre Conrad Jacqueline Cooper Rhonda Cotton Cheryl Cunningham Mary Davenport Patricia Day Dane Deal Anna Diaz Pearl DiMaggio Jeanette Dixon Robert Doan Patricia Dodds Robert Dodero Jane Dollar Mary Drury Judy Duenas ae ' Peter Dulac Lana Durkin Michelle Dunkle Monique Dyer Barbara Dziekan Debbie Easter Frankie Eckles David Edmonds Joseph Edrozo Henry Edwards Felicia Elfalan Elizabeth Enrique Linda Enriquez Brenda Epati Letasi Epati Mary Erpenbeck Anna Esqueda Gary Evans Charles Faith David Feldman Gracie Ferrell Mike Feuer Doris Fielder Terry Fisher John Fissell Daniel Fitchhorn Patti Fitchhorn Peggy Flavin Steven Fleming Rickard Floquet John Flores Michael Fort Allen Gladfelter Donna Geissler Love Foster Daniel Gleichman Cathleen Garnett Marie Gibbs Marjorie Franco Sandra Goins Patricia Gilbert Rosalie Frizzell Carlos Gonzalez Eva Gonzalez Geraldine Gonzales Gloria Gonzales Eric Gooden Carmen Goodwin William Goodwin Marion Grassi Johnny Gray Owen Greaves Ella Green Michael Gregory | Laurie Green Roslyn Greene Kevin Grice Bill Griswold Dawn Guice James Gutierrez Dean Hadfield Keiko Hamabata Steve Hancock Penny Hannibal Craig Hardwick Mike Hawks Larry Hayes Kathleen Head Darlene Heath Christine Heine Jeffrey Hemus Harold Hendrix Mitchell Hennes Arthur Hernardez Margaret Hernamdez James Hicks F Patricia Hicks Michael Hill Michael Hill Booker Holmas Greg Holmes Boyd Holt Brenda Howard Jack Howard Virginia Howard James Hughes Geraldine Idano Michael Ingram ¢ fy ec Constance Jacobs Rosiland James Mary Jenkins William Jimenez Jeff Johnson John Johnson Landra Johnson Marcia Johnson Randall Johnson Glenna Jones Lana Kazmarski John Kelly Karalyn Kent Howard Kantorowski Kristine Kiefer Ginnita Kitchen Richard Klages Linda Kobayashi Anthony Konishi Debra Kovaleski Ronald Kowahl Alan Kwon Kathryn Kozup Dizelma Lewis Judy Little Marion Liuzza Linda Long Francisco Lujan Debby Lukefahr Paul Lukefahr Deborah Lulue Timothy Luranc Ben Lutu Charles McCaffery Cheryl McClellan Sonja Martinez Barbara McDonald Victoria Madrid Helen Matsuda Sandra McDonald Williams Mallory Paula Measles Harold McFadyen Stephen McManus Roberta Marufo David Medina Frances Meno Cyd Meth Curt Meyer Bennie Midyette Martha Millan Larry Mitchell Steven Mitchell Annette Monroe Dorothy Moody Wanda Moon Ellen Moore Garrie Moore Linda Moore Linda Moore Jacqui Morgan Richard Morrice Pearl Morris Marilyn Morrison Eric Mosley Sharon Moton Marvin Muckelroy Michael Murphy Donna Murray Joyce Myero David Myers Chieko Nakamura Craig Nakamura Paul Nauta Jennifer Navisky Peggy Neiswander Richard Newell Faye Newman Daniel Nieto Sylvia Norris : Shirley Nummy Mary Nunes Vivian Nunn James Olvier | Shirley Omori Cindi Orr Richard Ortega Iris Payne Allen Paulino Leslie Owashi Ellen Peabody Daniel Paulson Marian Ozaki Stephen Peasley Michael Parga Donald Payne Marie Page Angie Peralto Edward Peralto Peter Perez Elaine Phillips Geary Pollard Barbara Ponder Karen Popp Merle Porter Terry Poston William Price Sonya Provaznik | i } Marjorie Quine Marvin Quon Bertha Ramirez James Ramirez Robert Rackley Ricky Redner Nancy Rampsch Debra Randall Sheila Rather Cedric Reed Leah Reid Beatrice Reyes athy Rice Glenn Richter Alexander Riley Patricia Riley Debra Roberts Thomas Roberts Karen Robinson Rhonda Robinson Edward Rodriguez Louis Rodriguez Dorothy Rogers Bruce Root William Romero Gloria Romero Billy Roland Susan Roth Barbara Ruel Louie Ruiz Roberto Ruiz Isabelle Sablan Cathrine Sabo Thomas Salinas Jordan Salmond Willie Salmond Steve Sambrano Mario Sanchez James Sands Ruth Sauceda Cynthia Schwab Craig Seltenrich Carol Sharrer Astrid Siebeke Andrew Slover Anthony Smith Kurtis Smith Robert Smith Stephen Smith William Smith Dennis Snowden Cathy Snodgrass Debbie Snortland David Sobozak Janice Spears Leah Spring Sylvia Torres Cindy Towne Clifton Trammel David Turner Marline Tuyay Byron Ulman Dyana Vault Arthur Venzor Michael Viehmann Martha Villaescusa Lynn Wade Dale Walker Eddy Walker Mike Walsh Susan Walters Carol Warner Barney Watson James Weaver Steve Webb Denise West Catherine Westmoreland Steven Whitten Lella Wilder Benny Wilkerson Anita Williams Rebbie Williams David Williamson Floyd Wills % = Victoria Wilson Virginia Wilson Brian Winfree Sheryl Wolf Christine Woods Rochelle Woods Thomas Wrigley Ernesto Ze Susan Yarbrough Felipe Zatarain Eee Ae ead Ks 7 Rebecce September October November December Martha Villaescusa Debbie Easter Pearl Morris Barbara McDonald LETTERMEN SWEETHEARTS 1970 WIPO SUTS fen SOS SO January Sandi McDonald February Annette Monroe April May June Anita Williams Barbara Ponder Sandy Goins March Kathy Mat tmiller Our favorite Senior teacher at work. (An apple a day brings in more A’s”). Pat and Joe doing something constructive for a change. Henry Page looking his best. Bill and Cynthia hamming it up in Drama. The Easter Bunny came to Morse after all. Our favorite teacher in portrait. “| hope that the scout for the Padres is watching.” A prospective ROTC member? “Dear Denise...” Hola-- Hiding from the camera? CLASS HISTORY As entering Sophomores, we the class of ’70 were determined to make our class a great one, and to be remembered at Morse High for many years to come. The activities in our Sopho- more year will always be remembered; like Samual F.B. Morse Week, our first money raising project. It was a big success under the direction of our class president, Mike Hennes. Our Junior year was the “The Year of the Tiger’’. It was highlighted with a new principal, Mr. Thornton, who brought new ideas to Morse. Our class was very busy the first few months selecting our class ring. The football team made C.I.F. bringing superiority to our ‘Year of the Tiger”. Our Senior year came, bringing our goals of High School days closer to an end. We started off really “hot” with the Administration Building being set fire. In January we picked the theme for our prom, ‘Days of Wine and Roses.” The first part of May, Senior Week and acti- vities, such as a Dating Game, were held. As we close our years of activity, we the class of ’70 would like to thank Mr. Avery for being such a good counselor. Mrs. Spears and Mrs. Dunkle for giving so much of their time and patience. And Mr. Wendling for being our class advisor. We also give many thanks to our present and previous class leaders for helping us reach our goals in the year 1970. 85 Adona, Benny G-’‘Half” participated in Wrestling, and Swimming. He'll always remember the burning building, the trees that were cut, no senior privledges, and a funky bouncer. Aguon, Vivian-Vivian plans to attend a business college, and share an apartment with Lucy and Debbie. Anderson, Malcom X-“James’ was active in J.V. Archery, and Advanced Pencil Sharpening. He'll always remember the day he got thrown on his posterior when playing football with D.D., C.G., and J.B. Anderson, Robin-Robin plans to forget her years at MHS, and become scarce. Ardilla, Gilbert- Dodie’ will always remember Morse’s Homecoming Week, senior prom, S.C., A.B.,B.W., and last of all Mr. Archibeque. Arguello, Edward-“Eddie” was active in Drama Guild, and senior committee. He will always remember when MHS took CIF, ASB, Blue and Gold Ball, Campus life, the Haunted House with P.D. and all the fun with G.R. Asaro, Vincenzina Nora Angelina-’Vince’” was Decorations chairman for Girls League, Modern Dance, Volleyball, G.A.A., Sigmas, Art Guild, Pop’s Concert, a nd An- nual Staff 70. She will always remember trying out for cheerleader, being a dancer for the Pop’s concert, friends B.E., L.E., and R.E. All the fun she had at SDSC, she plans to become a fashion designer and be very sucessful. Anderson, Paul-’Razor Blade’’-played Varsity Basketball. He’ll always remember going to games, dances, and other things, the fine women (smile), and the grapevine, and Nikki Moss—A handshake instead of a kiss. Babicky, Kathleen-Kathleen will always remember her sophomore year and all the seniors, R.I.’s parties, U.S.D., trying to get to school with P.C. Most of all she will re- member Bill Graves. She plans to be a stewardess and later marry. Baldridge, Dale-’’Baldy’’ was a member of Key Club. His fondest memories include Mr. Halliday’s class, which shed a lot of light on his life, also he will remember Friday nights with the “gang”, D.T., M.V., D.D., J.S., S.S., C.S., C.P., M.L., A.M., J.S., A.M., and good ole “Bj”. Bardwell, Carolyn-“Carol” will always remember all the football games, T.F., D.M, B.E., and B.D. Barnes, Wanda-Wanda was a member of the International Club. She will always re- member when MHS took CIF, Coach Olson and the gymnastic club. Barron, Gayline-Gay was Pep club, Les Tigres, and also Senator. She will always rernember Mr. A, the football team, the basketball games, the band, and P.C., D.S., M.M., the Blue and Gold ball, and last of all Steve Smith. Basler, Deborah Lee-Debbie will always remember Homecoming day, her friends C.W., and M.L.D. She will never forget the good times she had at MHS. Baquiran, Maria-Maria was Secretary of Les Tigres, Girls’ Gymnastics, Vice-Pres. of C.S.F. and past J.V. Cheerleader. She will always remember the cold football nights, going to A W, gymnastics meet, Les Tigres initiation and the A.S.B. Ball. She will al- ways remember 'S.¥-) Mt, D:M,S:-O%, G:RGbELS..9.Ry, GDS) hcS7puMlannGIN AS Ge, and especially R.B. Beas, Marisol-““Mhadie” will always remember the good times with G.G., G.J., Miss Burdick, carpools, the fearsome foursome, Sept. 3rd, Mr. Lauer, Mrs. Jones, and es- pecially George. She plans to attend college and later become a social worker. Belanger, Nancy-Nancy will always remember the ‘68 CIF team, all the beautiful people, and graduation. Bell, Peggy Lee-'’George” was active in Drama Guild, C.S.F., Drill Team, and MHS. Her greatest memories include the CIF football team, being the ‘Perfect Idiot’’, Home- coming, Band Review, The Enchanted, Amigos, Wymans Winos, Astrid, Ragasober, Pearl Morris, Slug and Lac, N.B., $.A., and Charlie. Berendt, Joesph-Joe was in Varsity Track and Cross-Country, and Letterman’s Club. He was Senior Class Vice-President and ROTC Battalion Commander. Joe will always remember Mr. Patoff’s summer government class, the CIF football games, and the “Year of the Tiger.” Bernhard, Nancy-Nan”’ was in Drama Guild, CSF, Drill Team, Sigmas, and the Ten- nis Team. She will always remember the CIF football team, Homecoming, Tigerettes, the Perfect Idiot, the Enchanted, Jaw, 802, Wyman’s Winos, Ruth, Juan, Astrid, Humani- ties, Slug and Lar, and lastly MHS. Berroteran, Carmen-Carmen will always remember the “Year of the Tiger,” C.C., 1.Q., W.R., and most of all M.G. and M.F. Beuster, Sheila-Sheila was a member of W.S.A., A.S.B. Senator, and the Senior Life Savings Society. She will always remember the top 10 cheerleaders for 7-hours, Dill pickles sale, waiting for her senior ring, CIF, and the A.S.B. Beyer, Gregory-’’Greg” shall always remember the fallen trees, and the new office building. Bjornson, Roxanee-“Rosie” will always remember the football games with D.B., J.S., and G.B., “Wildlife cameraman,’ Saturday nights with L.E. and P.H. beach parties at South Mission, A W, Mr. Archibeque’s class with D.T., and M.V. Black, Diane-’“Mo” supported Girls League. She will always remember Richard, 9-24-67 and 4-15-69, talking to C.L. about B.B., R.B., and R.R., Mr. Archibeque, Mr. Rod., C.F. S.P., eating lunch with C.L., V.C., A.P., L.W., G.W., P.F., T.G., and going to the mountains with D. and F.B., S.M. and A.L. Blessinger, Joan-Joan will always remember the football games and afterwards with L.A., N.Z., L.C., G.R., K.B., T.S., Nov. 1 with Larry, and most of all the Big A’s beach house ‘67-68. Blocker, Paul-Paul was in J.V. Swimming. He will remember all the days with D.B. He plans to go to junior college. Bone, W.C.-’Clyde’’ was active in Varsity Baseball and Football, and Lettermen’s Club. His memories are of Ana of Ecuador, V.A.D. of ’69, J.T., A.B., C.V., Mr. Arch., Coach Coover, all the Coaches. His future plans are to play pro-baseball, or to attend the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. Borja, Ralph-Ralph was active in Gymnastics, Wrestling, Lettermen’s Club, and Key Club. He will always remember the times his friends and he had going to the football and basketball games, Coach Martin N., and he'll always remember M.B. Boyd, Bettie-‘Boo-Boo” will always remember all the football games, the fun with M.B., and she hopes for more power to the “Ghosts” next year. Her future plans are to go to New York to become a professional model. Later on in life she plans to get married and become a mother of “’7””. Brewer, Kathy-Kathy was on the annual staff and was an alternate Senator. She will remember her drama class, dress up day during the Homecoming week and the '68- ‘69 football season. Brock, Michael-‘‘Lew” participated in Key Club. He enjoyed football games. He would like to attend U.C.S.D. and become a physiology teacher. Brum, Susan-’Sue” will always remember the fun times in Mr. Rod’s class, the gang; Chuckie, Ike, Pat, Sandy, Jeff, Marily, Patti, Gari, and her cousin, Carolyn. Bryant, Jerry-Jerry was on the Dispatch staff. She remembers the Disneyland trips in ‘68 and ‘69, her senior year on the Dispatch staff. She also remembers '67-'68 with G.B., P.C., and M.H. Burdge, Nancy-Nancy was in the Drama Guild. She will always remembe r N.C., C.G., J.W., D.C., P.G., C.W., the class of ’69, playing Fairy Mae in the ’67 A.S.B. play, Fed’s puns, the ‘69 annual art by ).Burdge, and everyone else. Burris, Gary-““Gary Bear” participated in C.C.T.V. His fondest memories will be C.D.’s secret admirer, and senior ditch day. Busco, Dominde-’’Nick’’ will always remember all the fun and good tiines he had at lunch. Carriedo, Evelyn Maria-Evelyn was on the Drill Team, and GAA. She will always re- member taking CIF in ’68 and all the fun marching at the football games and parades. She will remember all the fun she had with A.B., C.G., L.U., R.S. She plans to attend college and major in Business Administration. She hopes to marry that special someone. Carmichael, Charles F.-’“Chuckie’ was a member of the Varsity Football Team, Wrestling, CSF, Letterman’s Club, Senior Class President. He will always remember the bad time at the Blue Gold Ball with L.F. in his Junior year. The ‘‘activities’’ on Mt. Helix with friends O-I-F. His hectic Senior year. The struggles of the Black Man. Cash, Raymond M.-Ray attended Campus Life and was a member of the Amigo Pro- gram. He will always remember his Amigo, Alvaro, from Equador, memories from friends at MHS, all the fun at Morse Campus Life Club, Mr. C’s ranked out music, Miss Hall’s legs, and especially Karen. Carrey, Vincent-’Scooter” will always remember the teachers and Mr. Avery giving him a hard time. He will remember getting accused of smoking, foul language, pictures and destroying school property. Castro, Patricia-Patti’” was on the MHS Annual Staff 10-11 grade, and Senator 10th grade. CIF in ‘69 will be her most cherished memory at high school. Castellanos, Mary Stella-Mary was a member of Drill Team and she was a Amigo Host. She will always remember the good times in Drill Team and practicing after the Homecoming game with R.S., E.A., and B.P. She will remember all the crazy times with “Toots”. Having an Equadorian sister. She will never forget E.W., H.H., and M.H. Case, Debra M.-’’Tinkerbell’” was a member of Girl’s League. She will remember her Junior year, the football games, CIF, the dances with J.G., and all the problems with J.G., L.P., SMCD, S.L., K.M., but especially G.I. Castaneda, John-John was in the Morse band. He will always remember going to A W after the football games and getting, Ha.Ha. Charfaunos, Joseph-Joseph was a member of Human Relations, Stage Band, March- ing Band. He will remember the first Pops Concert, meeting his girlfriend L.Z., and football games. Charfauros, Mark Herrera-Mark was a member of the Marching Band '68-’69, ‘69- 70. Mark will always remember last season’s CIF playoff against Kearny and the cham- pionship, working with the Drill Team, and all the football and basketball games of the last two years. Churchill, Pam-Pam was a Senator in ‘67. She will always remember her Sophomore year, the fun times she had with C.M., K.B., D.C., L.Y. She will remember the hours she spent in Coover’s office, Summer of ‘69, mineral oil, and she will never forget W.G.,S.Y., A.E., and who ever comes next. Cline, Ron-Ron was a member of Key Club (V.P.), Boy’s Fed., G.A.P. Sophomore Comms., Senior Comms., CYO Dress regulations, Speech Team. Ron will always re- member M.E., English Class, S.F.B.M. Week. ‘68-69 meeting Becky before Christmas, Mr. H. history class (Baldy) and Mr. Archibeque’s speech. '69-'70, Becky, J.M., and Mr. Longo’s class. Clay, Nancy-“Glee” will always remember Mrs. H., Buses, NTB and CW's wooden shoes, and all of the strange people at MHS. Cloward, Geary Wayne-’’Caeser’”’ will remember the good times in art with Gary Rost, Steve Arguello and Maiky Duby. Clonts, Charlie-’’Apache” will remember the ’68 CIF football Champs. Clark, Carol-Carol will always remember the year Morse took CIF, L.A., B.W., C.B., and S.K. Her future plans are to go to college and marry that special someone. Clark, Laura-Laura will always remember Feb. 10, with G.R., K.B., L.Y., D.N., N.Z., J.B; the football games, beach house ‘68 and '69, swimming with J.J., The Carpool, the Bali Hai, prom ‘69, and all the good times with the Big A’s. Colabella, Valerie-Valerie will remember Mrs. Jones period 6 English Class, the foot- ball games, and especially the great times she had with Allan while they were at Morse, her memories will always be with her. Colleen, Thrash-’’Dr. Dolittle” will remember JAW-68, Goodtimes, ERE-’68, Coach Olson, CIF ‘68, T.M., D.C., L.K., P.Mc., P.H., M.G., L.M., P.D., L.S., N. B., and E.P. Collins, Octarra-‘Dino’’ was in the Mayor’s Youth Program. She will never forget her first day at Morse, Feb. 11, 69, when she couldn’t find any of her classes. She came from a Catholic girls high school, and the boys at Morse could not understand why she stayed in Catholic school so long. Colmenero, Carlos-’’Chale’’ was on the Swim Team. He will always remember meet- ing acertain girl. Colvin, Barbara-Barb” was active in Girls League, Cap and Gown, and Baccalaureate Committees, Home Economics Club, Sigmas, and Senator. She will remember the football games, baseball games, the senior car wash, all the good times with B.E., P.N., A.T., C.C., and mostly H.K. She will never forget the Home EC. Club dinner. Conley, Deborah-’‘Debbie”’ was on the Softball and Tennis Team. Conrad, Sandra-’’Sandi’’ will always remember Campus Life, the T.F. twins, J.J. and his 34 Ford, M.L., J.W., S.B., Mr. C., Pat, C.N., all the M’s, C.S., the games and A W. Cotton, Rhonda-Rhonda was in Bel Canto Ensemble. She will always remember the fun she had in Mr. Combs 7th period Cont. Lit. class. She plans to attend college and major in psychology. Crow, Deborah-” Debby” will remember the good times with Darryl Obayashi, M.D., K.B., D.C., K.B., all she wants from life is to be happy. Cunningham, Mark-Mark was on the Football and Track Team. He will remember the time the team went up for CIF in football and also in track, since he got ten medals. Davenport, Mary-“’Baby Sister’ will always remember the day she met Calvern Green, August 31, 1968 when he asked her to marry him, also she'll never forget S.H., and the night we played Kearny. Davis, Octavia-“‘lavie’’ was a member of Pep Club, G.A.A., Prom Committee, and Human Relations. She will always remember the C.I.F. championship, C.C., M.F., C.J., A.W., C.W., C.C., M.F., and T.D. Out of life she only wants love from that special | i someone. Deal, Dane-Dane was in Lettermen’s Club, Cross-Country, and Track. He will always remember the day his car stereo and speakers were stolen at school, and the day he got ‘pants’ in gym. Dean, Yolanda-’Kay” was in Drill Team, Pep Club, and was a Senator. She will always remember her 18th birthday at the Haunted House, Al, Michael, and Gay. The foot- ball games when Drill Teamed, the good times with Gayline, Robert C., and Diane at parties. de Castro, Tom-Tom was photographer for the ‘69 and 70 Key. He will remember the summer of ’69 and the free football games. Demshok, Richard-“Rick” supported J.V. Football. He will always remember the power of the BEAT RIBBON. Diaz, Anna-Anna will never forget the long talks with A.B. about C.F. and B.N., or the 10th grade in Scott’s class with K.A. Also 10th grade in Miss McCarthy’s P.E. class with J.B. and L.C. But most of all she will never forget Butch. She plans to marry in the future and go to college. DiMaggio, Pearl-’’Little Joe’ was on the Cap and Gown, and Announcements Com- mittees. She will always remember the football games and all the neat fun she used to have. Dodds, Patricia-’’Pat’’ worked in the Student Store. She will always remember Home- coming ’67, her junior year, C.S., C.B., B.E., H.K., and B.C., and Mr. Halliday. She plans to study and travel in Eurone. Drury, Mary-Marys memories include K.B., D.R., P.C., Homecoming ‘68, her sopho- more year, summer '69, Jeff Kinkade, K.B., D.C., and all the beach parties. She plans to marry and be happy. Dunkle, Michelle-’’Micky” will never forget R.G. and the last time she saw him, she also will always remember G.B. for the rest of her life. Dyer, Monique-“ Nikki’’ was active in Ensemble, Pep Club, Tennis Team, Dance Club, Human Relations Club, G.A.A., Pops Concert, Powder Puff Team, Prom and After Prom Committees. She will always remember those ‘certain youngmen.” Also her sophomore year with her “all time sweetheart,” Samuel Monday. Easter, Debby-’‘Easter Bunny” was a Songleader, a member of ‘Lesi Tigres, Annual Staff. She will always remember making senior attendent, R.O.T.C. Queen, cheering Friday nights, R.G., M.V., J.K., and friends, Les Tigres initiation, $.M., K.K., D.P., Morse taking CIF ’68, the row boat and stream. She plans to go to Southwestern and be happy. Eckles, Frankie-Frankie was a member of the Gourmet Club of ’68 and took part in the Chicken Dinner this year. She will remember the Graduating class of 69, Football champs of '69-which led to CIF, and She will never forget hum now!, R.B. Eddingtun, Eddie-Eddie activly supported Band. He will always remember when Ernie got kicked in the butt. Edmonds, David-’George’’ will always remember going to school on Senior Ditch Day, and will remember the girl in Miss Burdick’s class. Edrozo, Joseph-Joseph will remember when Morse won CIF, his friends, and will remember that it was fun attending Morse. Edwards, Regenia-‘Koodareye” participated in G.A.A., Pep Club, Senior Prom Committee. She will remember the CIF football team and Basketball team, She-She, Mom (Mrs. Pendleton), Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Perviss. Elfalan, Felicia-‘’Flea’” was active in the Modern Dance Club, and Pep Club. She will always remember the Hoover game, and all her friends. She plans to go to college and become an Airline Stewardess. Enrique, Elizabeth-“Liz’” was in Modern Dance Club, Les Tigres, Drama Guild, Gym- nastics, International Club, ASB Intern, Pop Concert, Jr. Class Sec. She will remember June 10, ‘69, R.M., ‘69 Prom, ““Marty’’, CIF ‘69, Drama, J.C., Mr. Hansen, and Mr. Archi- beque. Ellis, Rebecca-’Becky’”’ supported Home Economics Club, Cap and Gown Comm., Her most memorable memories are of taking CIF, baseball games, C.C., S.F., B.C., P.N., Dec. 6, ‘67 and Mr. Ulenis 11th grand English class. Epati, Letasi-’‘Junior’’ was active in Letterman Club, President of Club in 69 ’70, Varsity Football, Dating. He’d like to remember his year with the CIF Team, his wives Karen K., Debbie E., and all the fun he had. Epati, Vena-’‘Brenda was a member of Annual staff ‘70, G.A.A., Volley ball and Pow- der puff Team, Girl’s League Rep. She'll always remember Mr. Howell’s physiology class with ‘Elvis The Pelvis,” Vince, Mrs. Manlove’s strenuous class, the ulcers from Annual Staff, the greatest “UB” gang that ever existed, and the football team. Erpenbeck, Mary-’ Mom”” actively supported the Prom and Sr. Night Comm. Her fondest memories are of Uncle Paul, Cheryle’s Aunt, “fun and games,” S.R., B.M., P.P., B.R., V.L., Easter’s gym clothes, Red Flash,” Mother’s Day and the cookies. In the future she plans to attend Southwestern. Esqueda, Anna-Anna will always remember her eighth grade year and her friends. Evans, Gary-Gary was on the Track team. He will never forget when we beat Lincoln in Football and Basketball, and took CIF, and also he will never forget the nice young ladies he knew. raith, Charles-’“Chuck” is an active member in the Swimming team, Key Club, Boys Federation., His memories are of senior ditch day, ‘Sick Days,” spent at O.B. and the summers spent at Carlsbad, work, parties, and Brew. Feldman, David-’’Dave” (can’t repeat real nickname) was in Future Teachers, and Drama., He enjoyed going to State and doing the ‘Bread Tree’’, he also remembers the sore nose he got when Linda Moore hugged him, Also, Virginia Howard when she said, ‘‘Aren’t you going to write about me”, and also the Future Teachers. Ferrell, Gracie-’’Hey You” will always remember the nice sleep she use to have in Mrs. Wades English class. Fielder, Doris-‘‘Dee”’ was Vice-President Sophomore Class, Pep Club, Girl’s League, Les Tigres, Sigmas, Senator and a member of the G.A.A. Breaking-Out with F.D. and H., Homecoming ‘69, and ‘when she met that special someone” include Dee’s memories. Finley, John-John was active in C.S.F. Club, his memories are of M.V. , S.S., K.M., and the ‘Year of the Tiger,” Blue and Gold Ball. He plans to attend Westmont College. Fischer, Cheryl-Cheryl was active in Les Tigres, A.S.B., Senator, Drill Team, C.S.F., Senior Class Treasurer, also Graphic Art Clubs ‘68. She has memories of the time that Mike put her shoe on the light fixture, talking with Carol on the grass., Mr. Archi- beques period 3 class, ‘“Ves’’ the games and after the games, Marion, Huck, Patti, Annette, and Jimmy Werner and the weirdo-freak Rat. My job at May Company, and all the girls. The Drill room and the cold nights at the games. Fissel, John-John was a manager of the Football and Basketball Teams, He will always remember in the tenth grade when | tried to play J.V. football but they couldn’t find ahelmet to fit him. Fitchhorn, Patti-’’ Trisha’ was a member of Drill Team, Ensemble, Drama Guild, and she was a Senator, also on the After Prom and Senior Night Committees. Her memories are of Sis Sylvia F. getting it on at Chapman, marching to continuous victories in CIF football ’68-’69, ““Sister’’ Pearl Morris as our dingy D.T. Colonel, Landra Johnson (L.L.), her tightest friend Sharyle Kelly and her digging on “cokes” and ‘bushes’. Her favorite teachers Mr. Lauer (ha,ha!), Mr. Archibeque, ‘Cool’ Judy Little, also B.D., D.T., C.J., G.S. Patti plans to attend J.C. and hopes to become an airline stewardess. Flavin, Peggy-Peggy will always remember the football games she never went to, which se feels she should have, her junior year, the summer of '68, D.G., M.H., and es- pecially G.H. Fleming, Steven-“’Stevie Babe’ participated in J.V. Football and Varsity Baseball, and the Lettermans Club. He will always remember Coaches Nellis and Olson and D.E. He would like to go to J.C., but might go to work as a refinisher. Floquet, Richard-“Tricky Ricky’ participated in Football, J.V. Basketball, and Letter- mans Club. His memories consist of CIF ’68 football team, Mr. Paul Comb’s cont. lit. class, Mr. Rod’s bragging, and 3rd place in CIF basketball team, and ’68. Fort, Michael-Mike has kept himself busy this year participating in Campus Life, Key Club, and Pep Club. His greatest memories will be ‘“Do-it?’”, M.C., E.D., and Mt. H. Foster, Love-Love was Mascot, Girl’s League vice-president, Sigma’s president, and Les Tigres historian. Her fondest memories are of cheering, the J.V. football team, Blue Gold Ball with C.C., A.S.B. Ball with T.S., fun times with H.H., W.H., S.M., the fights with C.C., most of all D.M. her future husband. Gaddy, Rosiland-’’Ros’s’” best memories will be when Morse won CIF, the days in Mr. T’s class, or the days in physiology. Remember, please when she is gone, twas asperation that led her on. Gallion, Karen-Karen will always remember the fun after the football games. Her future plans are to work and go to modeling school. Geissler, Donna-Donna will remember Jan. 30, 1970, Mr. Combs in general, lunch with C.S. and N.J. Most memorable of all were the hours spent with R.J. and M.H., she loves em both! Also she will never forget year of ’68-’69. Gibbs, Joyce-’“Marie”” was an active member of the '69-’70 Ensemble. Her greatest memories will be her tenth grade year, English, the good looking teacher aids, CIF, and C.B. Gilbert, Patricia-’“Patti” was a participant in the Senior Play ‘68. Her memories are of Drama, Mrs. Sugg’s art classes, the T.F. twins, J.J.’s 34 Ford, H.H., S.B., S.C., B.J., R.B., S.H., Campus Life, R.C., R.F., Barry (her dad), P.H., C.N., M.M., S.C.’s accident and Mike, football games and A W. Gonzales Geraldine-’Geri’’ was active in G.A.A., Volleyball, and the Gourmet Club. She will always remember Morse taking CIF in football last year, last years, ’68’s basket- ball team, especially D.J., C.C., and A.C. Also she will remember all the work they put into getting more senior activities. Goodwin, Carmon-Carmon will always remember all the “heavy” people he has had the privledge to know. Goodwin, William-“Bill” played J.V. Football in grade 10. He will never forget senior ditchday ‘68, Christmas vacation ‘68, last years CIF football game. He plans to learn electronics and to marry Kathy Holmes in a few months. Gormally, Linda-“‘Lin’’ was active in Swimming. She will remember when she first came to Morse. Her future plans include joining the Peace Corps. Grassi, Marion-Marion was a member of C.S.F. and Key Club. He will remember the footbati , ames, wrestling and all the good times he had. !Gray, Johnny-’Cool John” was active in J:V. Football as a junior. The CIF champion- ship will always be remembered. Greaves, Owen-Owen was an active Band and Choir '68-’69 member. He plans to attend Mesa College. Green, Ella-‘Porky”” was on the Girls Football Team, and Tennis Team. She will re- member when she had fun with ““M.M.,” last year and this year. Everything was tough with him and she hopes that it will continue in the future. Greene, Roslyn-‘’Mighty Mouse” was active in Drill Team, Gourmet Club, and Pep Club, and all senior committees. She will remember all the good times with Emlow. Taking CIF in ‘69. She will remember D.R., H.P., T.K., C.C., M.C., Mr. B’s class, not getting along with Mrs. P. and the Drill Team in her junior and senior years. Gregory, Deborah-’‘Dee” will always remember her first speech in Mr. Archibeque’s public speaking class. After graduation she plans on working. Grice, Kevin-Kevin’s memories are of football games, and seeing old friends. Griswold, Bill-Griz’’ participated in Baseball and he was Mgr. of the Football Team. His fondest memories are of winning CIF in ’68, good times in Mr. Fackrell’s classes in 10th and 11th grades. Gooden, Ricky-Ricky will never forget being young, and growing old and becoming asenior only to wish he were young again! Hall, Bill-’Jet’” was in J.V. Track, Key Club and Cross Country. He will always re- member the day he was getting the ball behind the handball courts and when he got beat up by C.C., D.D., and J.B. Hall, Bruce-’’Big Bruce” will remember being locked in school, Winchell’s donut house with C.P., R.M., G.C., He is going to enjoy College freedom at Southwestern. Hamabata, Keiko-’’Cake’”” was a member of the Home Ec. Club. She will always re- member Mr. Blanchard’s Drw. and Ptg. class, Graphic Arts and Senior Art Studio. Summer of 67 and ‘68, the art workshop at S.D.S.C. in ‘69, June 20, '69 at La Jolla with S.S., the summer of '69 and 3 active days in S.F. She plans to go to college to become a vocational nurse. Hannibal, Penny-Penny was active on the Cap and Gown, Announcement Comm. She will remember the CIF Team, Mr. Sims, her good friends and her enemies, M.M., R.A., H.P., and all the good times in study hall with R.T. and D.H. Hardesty, Calvin-Calvin’s memories are of Homecoming, L.D., R.D., D.R., M.B., P.P., and B.M. Hawks, Mike-’Buzzard” played on Varsity Football and Baseball. He will always re- member CIF for M.H.S. all the good times he has had with Janice Rodgers, and years in Baseball. He will remember the Kearny game and his friends K.B., J.B., ML., C., J.R. S.S. Head, Kathleen-Kathy” supported CSF, and Les Tiges. She'll always remember last year’s game against Kearney. Heine, Christine-’“Chris” was active in Girl’s League. She will always remember our CIF playoff in football. She will never forget the signs her and D.P. did in Art. Hemus, Jeff-Tiger” participated in wrestling, Letterman’s Club. His memories are taking CIF, Hoover Patrick Henry game, La Jolla, Dents in M.G.’s and M.F.’s car, Hennes, Mike-Mike was active as Key Club Lt. Gov., Soph. Class Pres., A.S.B. Intern, Varsity Track Team, International Club, Boy’s Fed., and Letterman’s Club. His fondest memories include Miami Beach, Amigos (“Galo”), when Juan Moya, D.B. and him- self went to TJ, Coach Donelly, CIF, Smuel F.B. Morse Week, Meese’s railroad tracks and feet, his wife Karen, and the hassel to get his senior paragraph in. His future plans include college, receiving a degree in law, and finally setting down in S.F. Herd, Susan-Sus’’ will always remember the good times in 67 with Debbie Moats, in Fackrell’s class, winning CIF. She plans on attending college and becoming a dental assistant. Hernandez, Margaret-’‘Margie” participated in the pop concert, Drill Team. She will always remember her three years of High School, Senior Year with that wild Group of “Tigerettes”, the times they marched for homecoming and parades, and she'll always remember P.M., D.W., B.H., J.D., S.C., Powell’s Fam. and A.S. Hernandez, Robert-’Bob”” was on the Track Team and in Letterman’s Club. His memories will include someone who helped him an awful lot throughout high school. Hettich, Laurence-“ Larry” was active in Graphic Arts. Hicks, Patricia-’’Pat’’ was in the International Club, and was an Amigo Host, Annual Staff. She will always remember her friends, Iris, Chocolate malts, Alan, Jr. and all the rest of her friends, Mrs. Harling, the prom, and all the Amigos. She plans to attend college. Hill, Michael S.-’’Mike’” was Pres. of Bel Cante Ensemble and a member of Inter- national Club. He will remember the fun and games, A.S.A.5S., all the Bel Canto after parties, Teachers, J.A.,and C.L. Hill, Micheael W.-’“Mike” remem bers all the young ladies that went to Morse, Mrs. Jones, and Barbara McDonald. He plans to stay young at heart always. Holt, Boyd-Boyd was active in Gymnastics, Track. After graduation he plans to attend California State College at San Luis Obispo and undertake a major in architecture. Howard, Brenda-’ Brown Eyes’’ was First Captain of Drill Team, Senator, Pep Club Sec., Treasure of Gourmet Club, and on all Senior Committees. She will never forget the 67 68 Hoedown, T.B. and finding out too much. Also R.G., bugging M.L. about D.R., taking CIF in “68”, P.R., S.Y., Blue and Gold Ball, coke and cream, P.M., crowned Homecoming Queen, P.A., 10 24 69, M.P., O.D., V.H., Mr. C.L., Mr. R.B., and most of all the Senate meeting of 69 70. Idano, Geraldine-“’Gina” will always remember her sophomore year and all her friends. Ingram, Michael-‘’Mike” will always remember CCTV, activities, and going to games. Jacobs, Constance-’’Connie”’ was Chairman of After-Prom, Homemaking Club, Prom Committee. She will never forget her Senior year especially with a certain guy (S.T.), she never will forget P.M., K.K., B.R., G.J., Going to the football games and watching number 63, remembering all her friends and her goofy teacher Mrs. Swift. Connie plans to go to college and become a teacher and keep a certain football player. Jenkins, Mary-’’Cinda’’ will remember the football games of ’69 and the talks R and herself had about M. and T. and she'll remember the fun they had at lunch this year. But most of all Mary will miss all her friends at M.H.S. Johnson, Jeffrey-“Jeff” was busy in activities such as C.S.F., Cross Country, Inter- national Club, Basketball, Band, Project Amigos. His biggest memories will be the ‘68 CIF football team, ’69 Eastern League basketball and wrestling teams; the time R.O. “killed’’ the “Great’’ Kida; good times in Kem’s class, cheese fondue, and fellow bench warmers C.N., D.D. and the rest. Johnson, John-John has dutifully participated in the marching band, Call to Colors and Stage band. He will always remember the Morse High marching Tiger Band which he served drum major for. He will also remember the football games and all the people he has come to know. Johnson, Landra-Known best to the students as “Lani” was a member of Dispatch staff, Drill Team, Cross Country manager, and Drama Guild. Her memories include S.K. and P.F. and happy valley, CIF 1968, A.R., T.R. and especially “CC.” Johnson, Marcia-Marcia was a member of the Prom Committee; Pep Club; Home Economics Clubs. She will never forget the night Morse got CIF and our games against Lincoln. The night Pearl got Homecoming for the year of 1970. She plans to attend college and marry. Johnson, Randy-’‘Mr. G.T.O.” will always remember the revival meeting at Debbie Poston’s house; Circular Lawn at Junch, Pete’s Ford Bomb; and the races to cool AandW. Johnston, Susan-‘‘Susie was in Drama Guild. She’ never forget Kenny and all those wild nights together. She’ll also remember K.D., F.L., C.F., D.S., D.D., G.J., and C.H. along with all the fun they had. Jones, Cynthia-Cynthia was active in the Prom and After Prom Committees, An- nouncement Committee, Mascot, and Pep Club. Her best memories will include when Mrs. Wade’s 6th period jumped on A.W; about Sly and the Family Stones; Good times with D.D., M.F., C.W., A.W., C.C., M.F. and C.C. She'll always remember the Lincoln game; the Homecoming party for the classes of ‘68, ‘69 and ‘70. Jones, Ernestine-Known best as Earnie will always remember the fun times she had with R.L. and W.M. She p lan’s to attend junior college; later becoming an elementary school teacher. Jones, Glenna-At present she plans to go to college with D.S. She was active in Les Tigres, J.V. Cheerleader, Girls League, Tennis Team. Her best memories will be cheer- ing ‘6768; Frat Rat parties with D.S. All her fun times which included D.S. Kaczmarski, Lana-‘Thingie’’” has special memories from her last school but really groovey ones from Morse, like Homecoming Dress Day. Kantorowski, Howard W.-Howard will never forget the great times he had with P.N., B.E., S.C., D.W., S.G., C.C., D.F., P.M., and especially that great girl B.C., in which she almost made him drive off one of the cliffs of Point Loma. He will also never forget the time B.C. and a couple others helped him steal his blue Cougar Eliminator from a car lot in North Park. He plans to go on to Southwestern College, marry at an early age, and make acool million by 25. . .hopefully. Kelly, John R.-Jack’” was a photographer’s assistant. His memories are ditching school and going to the beach, Mr. Coover and Mr. Reckin, who reminded him of his father. Kelly, Hilda-‘’Seamore’s’’ activities included ASB Historical Records, Dance Club, Pep Club. She will always remember J.S.’s sweetness, Jack, Jake, Jim and Tweeties night life, CIF Football, Lo Lo’s crush on D.S., unforgettable W.S. and R.B.’s and F.B., and crazy Jasper, Claude and weiner roast. She plans to attend Pritzer and major in Art. Kelly, Sharyle E.-’Sherry”” was on the Drill Team. Her memories are of our CIF title. The wonderful times she had with her boyfriend John during her Junior and Senior year. The good times Patty Fitchorn and her had in Drill Team. Her favorite teachers were Mr. Green and Mr. Combs and also Mrs. Powell. Kent, Karalyn K.-Karalyn will always remember her friends Cindy, Mark, Brian, Byron, and ‘Dearest Toby.” Big Bear and the best sunflower seeds, Jamacha Road, N.Blick Dr. and 1969. She will never forget her three days with David. Kiefer, Kristine-’Kris” will never forget CIF 68, all the fun time she had last summer with N.H., G.S., G.B., all the trouble she almost got into, and everything else she has done in the last couple years. Kitchen, Ginnita-Ginnita was a member of G.A.A, Sigmas, and CSF. She will always remember waiting for senior rings, field trips, assemblies, college preps., and tests, also having too much homework. Klages, Richard-’’ Dinky” participated in International Club, Prom-After Prom Com- mittees, and an ASB Senator. His memories are Mr. Hall’s 7th period class '68-69, good times with A.R., Senior car wash, Sr. Lunch Group, CIF, ‘68 Homecoming games, Blue and Gold Choir, and running the ridge. Knight, Karen-Karen” was Editor in Chief for ‘69-’70 Key, Les Tigres, and she was a J.V. Cheerleader. She will always remember A.N., S.M., J.S., and the 10th grade, also P.M., and their comeback that never came, E.P. for her “help”, M.H. for her hubby, Debi E. for her dumbness, L.B. for her mixing ability, Betty B. for being her best friend, and Allen for all his love. Kobayashi, Linda-Linda was active in ‘68 Pep Club. She will always remember Sept- tember 20, 1969, W.H. and Ollie, ‘68 CIF football and basketball, I.S., S.Y., M.Q., S.B., Mr. Darling and Bob Blanchard. Konishi, Anthony-Anthony was active in C.S.F., Sr. Prom and Senior Announcement Committees, and San Diego Jr. J.A.C.L. His memories are of all the wonderful people at Morse. All his L. friends, especially I.P. and E.M. and all the good times. The good ole ridge run, of course, and all the parking lot action. Kowahl, Ron-Ron participated in C.C.T.V. program. His memories include Mr. Gold- stein’s ever glowing sweater, and Coach Olson’s pushing beat ribbons. He plans to attend Southwestern. Kozup, Kathryn-’’Kathy” participated on the Tennis Team, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Prom and After Prom Committees. She will always remember all the fu she had going to the football games at 6:00, A W, C.J., S.T., the bomb, P.M., B.R., J.G., N.N., October 15, J.F.’s alligator, “volleyball stomp”, the tennis team going to Oscars, and C.J.’s famous words-clean up’”’. She plans to go to college and become a veterinarian. Kwon, Alan-Alan was on the Gymnastics Team, Wrestling Team, and the Letter- man’s Club. He will always remember Coach Olsen’s fiery pep talks and his words of encouragement, and he will never forget his vain attempts to get a‘’C’”’ in math. Lee, Darrell-Darrell was a member of the Lettermen’s Club and Football Team. He will long remember the long practices for football, especially two weeks, the foot- ball games, especially against Lincoln. He plans to attend college and major in Oceanography or asimilar field. Also remember 1, D.M. Lewis, Dizelma-’Candy” will remember ali the heavy football games, She wants now to have fun and fun and hang around the pool. Little, Judy-’’Buddie’s” activities included Drill Team, Prom and After Prom Comm., Pep Club, Her fondest memories will be Drill Team, All the games and the young men, most of all the fun times with with R.R., Jake, D.W., P.M. Liuzza, Marion-Marion was on the Football Team, Key Club, Lettermen’s Club. He will remember the refreshments after the Key Club meeting, Teacher Strike Day, B.G. Ball with C.S., P.H.H.S. Bust. Long, Linda-Linda has participated in Pep Club, G.A.A. She will always remember her Junior Year. The Year Morse took CIF. Lopez, Annie-Annie will always remember the good times she had with Dale Al- varez especially and all her other friends, M.P., F.E., J.G., R.S.N., and J.C. Lujan, Carol-Gina’” will always remember Prom ‘68, A.S.B., D.B. and R.B., D.B., ditching, Disneyland, Groupe, R.R. ; Lujan, Francisco-“’Frank’’ was a member of the varsity baseball team. He will always remember baseball in high school, His future plans are to be drafted into the service this summer and getting married to Toni Quihuis. Lukefahr, Mike-Luke’” has memories but couldn’t think of any at that moment. Lulue, Debbie-’’Dee” remembers most of all R.S.R., Beth, Sam, ‘68 CIF and Playoff for Basketball and the Peace March 11-15-69, Peace. Madrid, Vicki-Vicki will always remember Mr. Rod., Mrs. Suggs, and the fun Sue and her have had. She plans to go to San Diego State College and travel in her free time. Mallory, Mike-Mike was on Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, and in Lettermans Club. He will never forget Diane Vault, Ty Ty Allen, and Kay Dean. Martinez, Sonia-Sonia will always remember the fun she had with her friends during football and basketball games in her junior year, also her P.E. class team, ‘The Thunder- birds.” She is hoping for asuccessful future with A.V. Matsuda, Yukiye-‘Snow will always remember her algebra class, junior year, and journalism with Mrs. Emery. All the problems in graphic arts, Homecoming ‘69, Oct. 2, all the fights with R.K., and all the advice from R.Y. McClellan, Cheryl-Cheryl has been active in Pep Club Treasure and President, and a member of Sigmas. Her most joyful memory is the year Morse took CIF, football, wrestling, and basketball. She plans to go to college and become a social worker. Her favorite teacher was Mrs. Morgan. McConkey, Sandra-’’Sandy”” was a member of Les Tigres. She will always remember the ’68 football season, P.E. class, lunch, all her good friends. She plans to get a job, attend college, and always be happy. McDonald, Barbara-Barbara was Varsity Songleader, Junior Attendant ot A.S.B. Ball ‘69, Letterman’s Club Sweetheart for December ’69, and she was a member of the Tennis Team. Her fondest memories include David, year of ’67-’68, Barbara J. Meese, M.S., B.B., J.A., R.K., R.W., and period 6. McDonald, Saundra-‘’Sandi” was active in Drama Guild, Ensemble, Sigma, Dispatch, and Drill Team. Sandi will remember the rehearsals and practices for everything under the sun. Cheryl’s temper tantrums, Mr. Lauer’s directing, and two anonymous friends. McLemore, Debra-“Jake” participated in Girls Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble. She will remember Homecoming ‘69, CIF game in ‘68, the times we beat Lincoln, Jake, Jim, Seymor, Jasper, and the night surfing they did. F.B. how nice he dressed, and Mr. Lauer how cute he was. She plans to attend Mesa College. Measles, Paula-Paula was a member of Les Tigres, and a J.V. Cheerleader. She will never forget J.V. cheering and the Homecoming pep-rally for ‘67-68 when Edna tripped her and she fell in the water. Meese, Barbara-Barb” was active as Senior Editor of ‘69-770 Yearbook and on the Prom Committee. She will never forget the beach apartment, summer ‘68 and ‘69, Kristi, Marilyn Clint, Walrus, and the beach gang. ‘’Red Flash,” Mary, Susie, Bertha, and Pam. Friendships with Barbara McDonald, Stephaine Y., and memories of the A.S.B. Ball, Mr. Archibeque, Christmas Eve ‘69, Cliff, Bill, and the most unforgetable character Louie F. Morrison, Marilyn-‘Sam’” was an A.S.B. Senator. She will always remember Mr. Combs, period 7 English Class, Rabbit, Taco, Pelican, Dick, Church, and Jack-in-the- box tacos! Meyer, Curtis-““Curt” participated in Junior Varsity Football. He will alw ays re- member Mr. Ulen’s English class, Mr. Morris’s History class and all the debates, Coach Colonelli and all his exercises, running up and down the hills. Miller, Gregg-’’Muscles” was active in Key Club, C.S.F., and Varsity Football. He’ll always remémber the S.N. and M.V. fight, the “heavy” nights in the Swab Mobile, feeling sorry for Quemsy, the gossip Queen, his comando days in Mexico, the nights at the Monroe's, and tires, and benches. Monroe, Annette-’Netta” was Pres. of Les Tigres, Comm. of Finance, Treasurer of Girls League, A.S.B. Council, Sigmas, Annual Staff ‘69. Her fond memories will include the mountain trip with P.B. and G.D., football games ‘68 and ‘69, fun times with P.P., D.T., G.M., C.P., C.S. She will always remember all her friends, especially M.V. and her “heavy” brothers. In the future Netta wants to have a million baby boys. Moore, Linda-Linda was a member of the Pep Club. She will always remember win- ning CIF, her future plans include becoming a physical therapist and remembering David Feldman. Moore, Lynda-’‘Lynn’’ supported the Senior Breakfast, Graduation Committees, Pop Concert, Drama, and Girls League. She plans to attend college and major in Busi- ness. Her memories are of Mr. Archibeque, also all the good times with P.M., M.P., GMr GB: Moore, Willie-Willie has been busy participating in C.S.F., Les Tigres, Sigmas, Wres- tling Stat., and on the Ring Committee. Her best memories are of the Kearny game, the entire CIF football and basketball season, ‘68, Letterman’s sale, Mrs. Hartling, Cadillac wreck, individual studies and funny times with S.K., L.O., L.G., 5.0., and C.N., Mr. Riffle and chem. '68, staring at T.P. any chance she could, go-carting, S.Y., M.F., L.W., G.B., and especially |.P. Morgan, Lynelle-’Jake’’ supported all Senior Committees, and Pep Club. Her mem- ories are of football games, CIF, do-it-fluid, singing in the bathroom, and tripping with Zone and Boody. Morris, Pearl-’’Papoose” was active in the Senior Breakfast, Homecoming Comm., Girls League, Senator, Modern Dance, Prom Comm., Pep Club, and Drill Team. Her fondest memories will include ‘68 CIF football game, drill team members and being the drill team Colonel, O.D.W., R.R., F.A., J.L., D.Mc., the football team, everyone at Morse, all her teachers, being a senior, and being elected Homecoming Queen, and her Thunderbird. Mortier, Hal-‘Sunshine’”’ was in Baseball, and the Key Club. His memories will be of the CIF football games, Mr. Halliday’s class, senior prom, Blue and Gold Ball with C.P., refreshments with J.S. (Percy), S.S., D.T., M.L., T.M., A.M., C.P.’s, R.G., T.M., G.M., and CS. Moton, Sharon-’’Momma” was active in the Gourmet Club, Senator, Ensemble, Girls League, Publicity Secretary, Gymnastics, Home Ec. Club, Girls Glee, Pep Club, Pops Concert, and Pres. of the Dance Club. She will never forget A.C., Kearny game, Ensemble '69, D.Y., R.B., C.J., E.B., L.W., CIF, Morse, R.B., D.H., Believers, Passions, and especially S.Y.E. Muckelroy, Marvin-’ Muck” was active in Varsity Baseball, and Chorale Ensemble. His most memorable memories are of the ‘68, football season, and most of all the game against Kearny, and the Varsity baseball games. Murphy, Michael-Michael participated in Football and Basketball. He will never for- get when Johnny Gray got a hair cut, Ricky Reed some new shoes. All the power to Diana Vault, Kay Dean, Tyeen Allen, and Earnestine Jones. Murray, Kim-Kim was manager of the Cross Country Team in her junior year. She won't forget Mr. Rod’s class, the D squad, and people like R.N., L.D., and R, K.H., DE Pel Ie) M BGr andiPZH, Myers, David-’’Dave” will always remember the CIF championship in football in ‘68, the CIF semi-final basketball game vs Castle Park at the Sports Arena. Nakamura, Chieko-Chieko will never forget how faithful friends have been, es- pecially those you believed were your good friends. She would like B.M., S.O., and I.P. to take care, also to D. may happiness be yours. Nakamura, Craig-Craig actively supported Gymnastics, Basketball, Wrestling, Tennis, C.S.F., CIF Football, and Eastern League Basketball. His memories include watching J.V. basketball games from the bench with J.J. and D.D., handball with the great R.O., all the good times with S.O., and his true loves E.M. and I.P. Navisky, Jennifer-‘Jenny’’ remembers taking CIF, meeting the one and only “Steve,” working in the ‘Student Store,’ all her friends, and having M. McCarthy for 3 years. She plans to marry Steve and be happy. Naylor, Annette-’’Neto” leaves, beginning to face the world, people, and many events. She hopes to seek her freedom and happiness. Neal, Patricia-‘’Pat’’ was active in Gymnastics, and Girl’s League. She intends on marr ying before graduation and continue with school. Neiswander, Peggy-Peggy participated in Campus Life. She will always remember those great conversations about ? in her literature class. Newell, Richard-Richard plans to attend S.D.J.C. for 2 years. His memories include attending Morse for 3 years. Newman Faye-Faye supported G.A.A. She will always remember chemistry with S.P., A.Q., and R.R. She will also remember beating Lincoln in football two years straight, especially by the ‘69-70 team. Nichols, Jack-’’Nick’”” was in Baseball. His memories include Cindy and their future date, Lincoln basketball game ‘69, all those stupid injury’s, a certain orange bathing suit, summer ‘69, Sept. 22, ‘68, winning CIF in ‘68, M.H., S.S., E.W., and his sister. Nieto, Dan-Dan remembers the ‘68 CIF football team, all the games, although he never went to any, and lunch with crazy people, C.H., B., and K.W. Nummy, Shirley-’“Snorky”” was Comm. of Publications, and on the A.S.B. Ball Com- mittee. Her most memorable memories are of summer ‘69, and all the fun. She re- members R.C., D.S., S.S., C.V., and D.T. Future plans include college, and marriage to el iM te Nunes, Mary-Bunny” will always remember The Ace, football games, R.G., N.G., F.H. In the future she plans to become a dental hygienist. Oliver, James-’Jim’” will always remember Mr. Leeson, the school, “the leg” and all the Plastic people. Oliverio, Juan-‘Juanie’’ was in the Key Club, Lettermans Club, Varsity Track, Var- sity Gymnastics (Team Captain) and Wrestling. He will always remember L.W. and J.-S. as love birds. Orr, Robert-’Bob” was Editor of the Dispatch and was a member three years. He also was an Orch. member, and a C.C.T.V. announcer for one year. His most mem- orable memories are of the fun on the Dispatch staff, Mr. H.’s history class, and the arguments in humanities. Bob plans to be a missionary. Owashi, Leslie-Leslie supported C.S.F., Wrestling, and Boy’s Federation. His mem- ories are of the ‘68 football team, ‘68-69 basketball team, '67-’70’s wrestling teams, ‘69 Blue and Gold Ball with B.T., working in the chem. lab, (summer 69), and auto shop. Ozaki, Marian-Marian was in the Modern Dance Club, Homemaking Club, and Les Tigres. She will always remember Mr. Howell physio, working with Mrs. Toth both lunches, all her friends, especially ““R.K.”, and the Les Tigres initiations. She plans to attend San Diego State and later marry. Page, Henry Jr.-Henry will always remember he and his girlfriend always arguing, and also his teacher named Betty Swift. Page, Marie Ann-‘‘Tweety”” was active in Gymnastics, GAA, Track, CSF, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Senator, and the Blue and Gold Choir. She will never for- get her dress shrinking in the rain. Tweety wishes love and peace to B.A.H., P.E.A., H.K., S.H.D., M.J.F., Mr. C.M.L., Sugar Bear, and eternal love to “Gene.” Parea, Joel-’ The Green Phantom” will never forget playing the role of the Green Phantom without Cindy Devlin knowing. Paulino, Allan-““Coconut Head” was active in Boys’ Federation, and also an alternate Senator. His memories are of his first referral, Coach Olsen, and Coach Crocker. Paulson, Daniel E.-‘The Bloke” was a Varsity Swim and Basketball team member. Danny will remember the Administration fire, CIF Basketball and Football games of ‘69, pie throwing contest, Mrs. J. in English. His future plans include attending S.D. State; and majoring in Areospace Engineering. Payne, Iris-Iris was a member of CSF, Les Tigres, Sigmas, Girls’ League, and Senior Ring Committee. Her memories include the Kearny football game, CIF, Basketball ’69, Homecoming ‘69, putting up the Marquee, Individual studies with S.K., and E.M., Letterman’s sale '68, Haystack Hoedown ‘68, S.O. and the scrapped car, E.M’s accident, G.P., L.O., C.N., and W.E. M. Peabody, Ellen-’’Peabody” is going to marry Butch, and will always remember her GREAT FRIENDS: N.S., M.A., C.T., D.G., Mitch. Also L.A., Free Press, Sarah Silly and G. Zand P! Penn, Pamela-’’Pam”’ was Sr. Class Secretary, and was on the Prom Committee. She will always remember Mr. H’s English Class and all her friends in there, (especially D.T., M.V., Netta, and C.S.), C.l.F. football and basketball games, CH., S. ‘Slaver’’ and the attack, L.C. and Easter vacation ‘69, Cliff K V., and Sr. class elections, L.C., S.R., M.E., D.F., and B.M. and the A.S.B., Ball. Phillips, Elaine-Elaine supported Cap and Gown and announcement committees. Her memories are of her friends, all of the fun she had with C.W., P.H., N.R., and K.K. and also the boys at McDonalds. She plans to go to Texas after graduation. Pollard, Geary-’Tony” will always remember his Junior year with L.C. and all the wonderful moments they had. Ponder., Barbara-was a member of the drill team 11th and 12th, Home Ec. Club, Senior omms., Girls League Pres., Pep Club 10th, 11th, Sigmas, and was Jr. Class Vice- Pres. She will always remember her Junior year, ‘The Year of the Tiger’ All the sur- prises the year had, a great football team, and all the fun she had with G.A. Porter, Merle Willard,-Merle will always remember all of his friends, MHS, and the 68-69 Football team which won CIF. Poston, Terry-’Tiger Terry’”” was on the Varsity Football Team, and in Letterm an’s Club. He will always remember the ’68 CIF Football team, CIF basketball team, “The Year of the Tiger’’ and his senior year. Provanik, Sonya-Sonya was a member of the Girls Swim Club, CSF, and Annual Staff ‘70. She will always remember Senor Archibeque, coming to school in wet hair, Mr. Howell and “Elvis the Pelvis’ in Physiology. Quine, Marjorie-‘Margie” Mis. Jones Sophomore English class, and her Junior class. She will never forget CIF in ‘68, D.C., M.G., H.M., Mr. Archibeque, or the office fire. Quon, Marvin-Marvin was a participant of the Tennis, Gymnastics Team, Key Club, Lettermans Club. The football team of 68 and basketball team of ’69, and when Ralph found out about R.M.M. Rackley, Robert-’Robert’” was on the Wrestling Team. He will remember the CIF game, Eastern Leaguein Wrestling ‘68. Ramirez, Bertha-’Birdie’’ was a member of the Prom and After Prom Comm., Soph. Class Treas., Editor-in-Chief of the 68-69 Key, Sr. Editor, Senator, Historian for Girl’s League, Co-Chairman of Operation Ecuador. Her memories will be her Soph. Year, The Year of Tiger, Taking CIF and after, Friendship back with C.J., Miguelito for his friendship, talks with ‘Spoil Brat Gari,” Mr. Archibeque’s Mr. Rod’s thoughtfulness, Operation Amigo, Ana, her Ecuadorian sister, Janet for her ‘’Gullibility,””,All the good times in the old and new office with Edwards and Bacchi, Typing Senior Paragraphs, and my friends L.D., L.B., M.E., S.R., B.M., L.P. and “S.C.” Rather, Sheila-‘‘She-She’’ was in Pep Club and G.A.A. She will always remember the fun with R.Q. The fun with D.Y. at Linda Vista, CIF games, Pulling Mrs. Perrus’s legs, getting first aid from Mrs. Powell. She plans to go to college and become a P.E. Teacher. Reed, Cedric-’’Rick” was on the Basketball Team. He will always remember the school spirit of 69 70 unknown. Reyes, Beatrice-’‘Betty” will never forget $.M. and all the bad times A.V. claims she gave him, ditching to the mountains with E.U., B.M., A.P., N.R., Dec. 31, 1967, She plans to become a Beautician. Riley, Alexander-’’Alex’’ was an active member of the Choir, Ensemble, International Club, Senior Committees, Alternate Senator. He will remember the Football Team of ‘68, ‘Year of the Tiger,” Homecoming ‘69, English with Mr. V., Physiology with Mr. H., All the Coaches, Music and Mr. L., Govtl. with Mr. L., 2 Lunch with Martha and Co., His plans are to go to college in Austria and go to European countries before return- ing to the United States. Roberts, Debra-’’Debbie’”’ was on Annual Staff, Dispatch Staff, and was Statistician for Track. She will always remember CIF, the fun in the Dispath room, the arguments and fun with B.R., going to the games with B.R., W.M., and W.B. Robinson, Rhonda-’’Rhonda was an active member of the Drill Team, Prom Comm., Annual Signing party, Sr. Night Comm., She will remember winning CIF, the Amphi- theater, football games, Mr. Coover, Senior Year, Friends she met, J.L., J.M., P.M., D.W., and all her yesterloves. Rodriguez, Edward-’’Ed” was a Senator, among his memories of Morse will be The CIF Team, The Amigos, D.P, and all the work he was forced to do in his Senior year. Rogers, Dorothy-Dorothy’s fondest memories are the ‘68 CIF Football game, ‘69 Homecoming, fun she had during luch with P.M., D.W., D.M., and F.N. Romero, Gloria-Gloria will always remember E.A. and all the fun he gave her in the past four years. Root, Bruce-Bruce was on the Swim Team and Letterman’s Club. He appreciated the nice teachers he had at Morse and he'll always rememkter the swim team’s spirit and great competition that he encountered, both winning and losing. Roth, Susan-Susan was active on the Prom and Senior Night Committees. Her mem- ories include B.H., her friends, especially M.E., B.M., P.P., and B.R., the times after school, all the fun times in ‘’‘Red Flash,” ‘’Chocolate”, untied shoes, cookies, and’‘The Nestle’s Quick Kid.” Ruiz, Louie-’“Mexican” will always remember a few certain teachers. Sablan, Isabelle-Issy”” was a member of G.A.A., Girls League, Senator, Prom, Cap and Gown Committees. Her greatest memories are winning the bet with “J.R.,”” fun and trouble with J.H., G.F., L.K., S.Y., N.J., E-W., F.B., and amigos. Sabo, Cathrine-Cathy” participated in Gymnastics and Tennis. She will always remember taking CIF and her friends. In the future Cathy plans to attend South- western, marry Stan L. Gardini and be happy. Salinas, Tomas-‘‘Tom”’ was active in Track, Cross Country, Lettermans Club, Boys Federation, Senator, and Secretary of Key Club. His fondest memories will include his junior year, good times after all the football games, Miss Glazes’s Spanish class with T.S., his future plans include attending U.C.S.D. Salmond, Willie-Willie will always remember when M.F. found out the truth, and the sad look K.H. gave him when he didn’t talk to her, and also the night the football team won its last game. Sambrano, Steven-’’Burn” has been most active as A.S.B. President and as a Key Club and C.S.F. member. His best memories are tires and benches, the S.N. and M.V. fight, Sunday afternoons at O.B., good times at the S.R., worrying about the Patrick Henry caper, M.L. and the preacher's wife. Schieberl, Ron-“Buzzard” has been active in handball, Track, Gymnastics, Yacht Club, Swimming Team, and Ensemble. His favorite memories will be of C.W. and D.M. He plans to be asuccessful bum! Sands, Jim-‘Sailor’’ supported C.S.F., Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, and Sailing. He will never forget summer of ’69, tires and benches, racing with H.M. and C.S. after Homecoming, splinters from the bench, sick trip to the mountains, introverte-C.A.P., B.)., Brothe, Blue and Gold-S.M. Marine St. with C.S., Horse 45, all his friends especially D.T., A.M., M.V., D.D., and very especially C.P.’s, and over all having a ball. Schuett, Bambi-’’Bam” has been active as a student! Her memories consist of Mr. Howell’s 3rd per. physiology class, talking to Oscar, memorizing bones, dates, and jokes. Mr. Wright's English lit. class with his jokes, (she thinks they were jokes!), criticizing the female sex, and especially M.V. Sauceda, Ruth-’’Toots” was active as Drill Team Manager. She will always remember the fun she had after the ‘69 Homecoming game with M.C., B.P., and E.A. Schwab, Cindy-’ Cindi” will remember lunch with N.J., D.G., J.M., Mrs. Scott, Friday nights, and C.B. Seltenrich, Craig-Craig has been active in Varsity Basketball, Football, and Track, and Lettermans Club. His favorite past times were driving a sports car in the ‘69 Home- coming, racing H.M. and J.S. afterwards, football games, Saturday nights with M.A., Tijuana, Marine St. with J.S., and he'll never forget D.T., A.M., M.V., J.S., C. and C.P., and especially his favorite love M.A. Slover, Andrew-’’Andy” will remember the time he won his first ribbon for best bitch in match. Sloyer, Sandra-’’Sandie” was active in the Graphic Arts Club, Powder Puff Football, and the Prom Committee. She will always remember Pam’s lunch, Dale’s 7th period, Mr. Rod., D.G., D.F., K.K., D. and C.J., and Guy. Smith, Anthony-Tony” participated in Football and Track. He plans to go to Mesa College and major in Phys. Ed., the ‘69 CIF season, and the good times he had with Nikki. Smith, Bill-’ Wild Bill” was a member of Youngmens Federation, Football, Track, and Lettermens Club. He will always remember the ’68 CIF football team, which he was on, and all the players. He’ll remember ll his friends in his senior year. Smith, Stephen-’‘Hoss” participated in Varsity Football, and Lettermans Club. He will always remember ‘“Gumby”, L.H., S.W., J.N., C.B., E.W., and all the rest. He’ll re- member Debbie Snortland especially. Snodgrass , Cathy-Cathy will always remember winning CIF in ’68, she will never for- get her good friends L.F., T.M., D.V., and D.C. Snortland, Debra-’’Debbie” will never forget Steve Smith, winning CIF, and last of all good ole Morse High. Snowden, Dennis-’’O.C.C.” participated in J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Foot- ball, and Baseball. He’ll never forget when the gang tried to caravan to the Haunted House, and running out of gas on the way to Mount Helix. Spears, Janice-’’Jas’” has been a past member of the Classical Guitar Club, Pres. of the Orchestra, and Future Teacher Club. Her fondest memories will always include the Pops Concert committee, and being President of the orchestra. Stevens, Susan-‘‘Sue” supported the Gourmet Club, and she was on the Annual Staff ‘68-'69. She will never forget winning CIF in ‘68, her junior and senior year, and senior prom. Also P.C., J.B., and B.R. Spring, John-John has been active on the Track Team as a Pole Vaulter. He will always remember the two years in Eastern League championships in handball, going steady with lucky Barbara Morris, and the track meet against Lincoln at Mesa. Steadman, John-’‘Percy’”’ was most active in Key Club and Track. His best memories are night football, basketball games with “Andy Cap”, the cold mornings before Key Club, and the warm days in the snow. Stearns, Charlene-’’Charlie” was a member of Drama Guild. She will always remem- ber taking CIF in her junior year, the struggle to get a production off, Wyman’s Winos, and JAW. Ruth, Juan, and Astrid. Steinhoff, Catherine- Cathy” will always remember the football games, the fun times with her friends, and David Lydell. Staton, Larry-Larry was active in R.O.T.C., Band, C.S.F., and International Club. He will remember all of the football games, especially the Kearny game ’68, two Lincoln basketball games when we won by one point. He'll always remember S.B., K.R., H.H., and D.P. Stephens, Iris- has been a member of Human Relations Club, International Club, Pres. ’68-’69, Delegate to Nominating Convention ‘68. She will never forget N.K., “Pat-Pat’’, J.R., C.K., B.H., J.S., Operation Amigo, Latin Lovers, H.H., CIF, French class Avec ‘‘Fluff-Fluff’’, trips to Disneyland, and Prom ‘69. Steven, Lorna-’’Goody Good” was Comm. of Health and Safety, during her Junior year, one time member of Blue and Gold Choir, active member of Drama Guild. Her “ye Who said Kurt doesn’t have a sense of direction? “Huhe”’ Sigdlastiainess Whistle why you work!? It’s not polite to point! Leslie... Cheaters never prosper! ad memories consist of Mr. Wyman, Mr. White, Ralph E., Mr. Brown’s®earth science class, and back stage activities. Strohmeyer, Gari-Gari will always remember the night she met Eddie, Sep. 16, '67, ‘67 Homecoming, ‘69 Prom, and best friends B.R., S.B., and C.T. Styers, Albert-Albert remembers Coach Olsen, selling beat ribbons, and Mr. Clem- ons wasting time, and telling his life history. He plans to go to Southwestern. Suarez, Sylvia-“Alice” will never ever forget all the good times, the red station wagon, people, boots, apples, borrowing money, James Suarez, art classes, playing the guitar, the park, pasters, and black lights. Sykes, Dwight-Dwight has been active in Boys Federation, Baseball, ’68 Comm of Clubs, Lettermans Club, Varsity Football, and Key Club Treasurer. His greatest mem- ories will be being a member of the ’68 CIF football team, especially when Morse beat Kearny with less than a minute to go. Thompson, Thedlus-Thedlus was active as A.S.B. Secretary, Annual Staff, Modern Dance, Les Tigres, and Sigmas. Her memories are of basketball ’69, talks with E.M. about D.S., home game with San Diego, Kelly’s love for F.B., and after the games. She plans to attend U.C.S.D. and also make up for lost time. Thorp, June-June was on the Tennis Team, she will never forget the fun she had going to school activities. Toombs, Michael-’Mike’”’ remembers the good times he had in woodshop. Towne, Cindy-Cindy’s most fond memories are of Mike, June 22, 1968, July 2, all her fights, the nights at O.B.P. with M.M., K.K. and T.W., Big Bear and 1969. Turner, David-David was Key Club President, in the Lettermans Club, and on the Baseball Team. He will remember M.L., and the Preachers wife, the Mexico trip, tires and benches, S.S., C.P., C.D., H.M., J.S., M.V., A.M., C.S., and J.S. Tuyay, Marline was A.S.B. Assistance Secretary, on the A.S.B. Cabinet, in Les Tigres, Campus Life, Girl’s Tennis Team, and Girl’s Gymnastics Team. Her greatest memories are of the people who she shared the loving, feeling, and enjoyed life together with. She plans to attend U.C.S.D. and major in Philosophy. Throckmorton, Robert-’’Bob” was in Band, “Plymouth Trouble”, and the Shooting contest. He will remember the teacher who looks like Don Knotts and ditching the Coaches in P.E. Vault, Diane-“Dee Dee” will always remember Gymnastics, T.Y.T.Y., Murph, Michael and Kay in their Halloween play, Especially Mallory in that diaper, all her love and luck to Mrs. Perrus, and Adios to the last of the Ghosts. Venzor, Arther-’Art’’ was active on the Track Team, he ran the 440. He will re- member the Basketball games and last year’s Football team. Wade, Llyn-’’Dee Dee” was a member of Pep Club, Les Tigres, Prom and After-prom Committees and Treasurer. Her most memorable memories are of J.(P.)S, P.EA., E.A.M., A.T., M.T., A.S:B. Balls, and Mr. Archibeque, football, and basketball games, CIF, and Prom ’69. Walker, Dale-“Dale” participated in Pep Club, Prom, Senior Breakfast, Senior Night, and Captain of Drill Team. She will always remember CIF, Basketball ’68, the good times with P.M., H.K., J.L., and B.F., the whole Drill Team and mostly W.Q. She will never forget all of her friends at Morse. She plans to attend U.C.S.D., or S.D.S. Walker, Edward-“ Edward” remembers that he has been at Morse for 3 years and he won't be coming back? Walters, Susan-‘’Sue”’ will always remember leaving Morse and going on to another school. Although she will never forget Morse. Warner, Carol-’’Carol” will always remember her sophomore year, Homecoming 67, and the good times with C.F., K.Z., E.P., K.B., P.R., and N.J.B., but most of alL John Alfano. She plans to work then marry. Watson, Barney-’’Russell’” remembers the great times he had at the football games with John, and the time Terry and he dressed alike and blew Rick’s mind. West, Linda-’’Linda’’ will always remember the time she was eating lunch on the school lawn and they turned on the sprinklers., She hopes that D.H. and G.G. make it through the coming year, as for A.M. he can drop out. She plans to attend a business college and become a Business Secretary. Westenberger, Vern-’’Volks-Wagen’” remembers the great times he missed, being at Morse High, taking CIF., Y.R., and |.B.M. dots in his car. Westmoreland, Catherine-“ Cathy” remembers her English class with Mr. Vuich. She also is proud of attending Morse and enjoyed the people here. She plans to attend a beauty college and to marry on June 21, 1970. . Wilkerson, Benny-“Ben”’ participated in Football and Baseball, among his favorite memories is one, CIF, and all the other Groovy games. Williams, Anita-’’NeNe” was Prom Chairman in Pep Club, and Senior Announce- ment Committee. She will never forget the nights at M.T.H. with C.C., M.F., C.C., M.F., C.W., C.J., T.D., and that special someone. Wilson, Vickie-’Duck” her activities included Pep Club, G.A.A., and Human Re- lations. Her fondest memories will be the fun at Morse, beating Lincoln twice, taking CIF, and most of all C.C. Wilson, Virginia-‘’Ginger’” will always remember the football games, her friends D.H., L.W., S.Y., K.Z., C.N., and all the parties. Williamson, David-’‘David’’ has memories about the 1968-69 football teams. Wood, Chris-Chrissy” will always remember the fond memories of the good times with R.S. and her friendship with Trink. She will never forget Mr. Goldstein. Wrigley, Tom-“Tom” was active in Graphic Art Clubs. He will always remember the fun he had after the football games. He plans to attend J.C. after graduation. Yamashita, Stephanie-’’Steph”’ was active in Les Tigres, Senator, PE Representative, Homemaking Club. She will always remember the long talks with L.F., M.B., N.Z. B.M., Painting trash cans, CIF ’68, Les Tigres Initiation, eating lunch with D.N., Mrs. E. and her tantrums. Steph plans to attend college and become a teacher . Yarbrough, Diane-“Di’’ has participated in G.A.A. , Pep Club and Girl’s League. She will always remember Morse and Kearny Game, J.B., R.B., Boo Boo and The “Ole Kat”, F.M., She leaves saying: ‘All power to the last of the Ghosts.” Yarbrough, Susan-’’Sue” was active as secretary of the Gourmet Club. Greatest memories will be her best friends, but most of D.S., also the fun she had after the football games. Young, Rebecca-“‘Rightleous’”” was a member of the Hostess Club. Her memories will include Gracia and Mungia, Robinhood, Red, Cindy King, and Denise D. Zatarain, Felipe-’’Phil’” was active in Speech Arts League, Drama Guild. He will re- ae all of the Drama Guild Plays, the cast parties, and quite a few of the G.P.mem- ers. Zimmerman, Nancy ’Nancy’’ was a member of Dispath. She will always remember Darrell, all the good times with L.C., J.B., Laura’s 16th Birthday, Dispatch Staff, J.B., A.B., J.R., at Salton Sea, A’s, Friday 13th with D.H., D.B. G.H., C.W., GE., Party at Atlantis, Jan. 26 at Gary’s, R.B., K.B., Sue’s help, and The Aloha. Bill Elaine Steve, Mary Susan ost Jeff Marisol Mike Roxanne Carlos Bertha Annette Front Row-Griswald Mgr., Quinn Mgr., Hawks, Floquet, B. Smith. Middle Row-Frizzell Mgr., Cunningham, Norfleet, Owens, Liuzza. Back Row-Presberry, Lee. OFFENSIVE TEAM 94 —_— . VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row-T.Smith, Carmichael, Coons, Veasey, Rapolla, Azucena, Murphy, Coach Crocker, Coach Carsey. Middle row-Quinones, Lutu, Monroe, Thomas, Walsh, Miller, Maier, Coach lavelli, Coach Schimpf. Back row-Carr, Gutierrez, Parga, Sykes, Snowden Mathis, Konopacky, Bone, Mosley, Pollard. DEFENSIVE TEAM 95 Number 80, Dwight Sykes, determined to stop two opponents TIGERS vs CRAWFORD The Tiger’s first Victory was over the Colts at Aztec Stadium. Tony Smith ran 6 yards in the first half followed by an_ inter- ception and 55 yard catch by Mike Murphy to end the half 14 to 6. During the 2nd half Tony Smith and Al Rapolla took over with a touchdown each to in- crease the lead over Crawford Final score Tigers 27 Colts 6. TIGERS vs POINT LOMA Tigers got off to a rousing start when halfback Bill Smith ran a 45 yard touch- down for Morse. After the kickoff linebacker Steve Thomas recovered a fumble and raced 25 yards into the end zone to score the second TD. Meanwhile the defense performed well by allowing only one score for Point Loma. The second half, the Tiger offense failed to score while Pt. Loma did. Final score Morse Tigers 12 Pt. Loma 22. The Tiger Team cheers a good play Tony Smith (40) speeds around the end to gain good yardage. TIGERS vs HOOVER In the first Morse home game the Tiger Team proved themselves by defeating Hoover 25 to 0. All scoring took place in the first half with team members Bill Smith, Mike Hawks and Charlie Carmichael leading the way. Bill Smith evades a Cardinal TIGERS vs ST. AUGUSTINE Morse lost a heartbreaker to St. Augustine at Balboa Stadium. For three quarters the tough Tiger defense held the Saints scoreless. Meanwhile the offense moved the ball 90 yards on the ground but were handicapped by three fumbles and an inter- cepted pass. Fourth quarter St. Augustine managed a touchdown with 21 seconds left to upset the Tigers 7 to 0. TIGERS vs SAN DIEGO Morse played San Diego on our home- field. To start things off Bill Smith ran 39 yards for a touchdown. Mark Monroe intercepted a San Diego pass for a 29 yard touchdown. Despite the efforts of the Tiger defense San Diego slowly pulled ahead. Final score Morse 12 San Diego 28 Halftime activities included smashing a pinata. Tony Smith fights off opponents. Tiger defense stops a Don. Offense gets set. Team work! TIGERS vs UNIVERSITY The Tigers met the Dons on Halloween night at Morse. The game remained scoreless throughout the first half. Charles Carmichael was injured near the end of the 1st half. Barry Pollard completed a pass to Tony Smith, who ran 61 yards for the Tigers only touchdown. Tiger Defense held the Dons to 7 points. Final score Tigers 6 Dons 7. Charles Carmichael manuevers his way through a pack of Dons. Tony Smith scampers past a downed Patriot TIGERS vs PATRICK HENRY The ‘69 Homecoming against the Patriots at Morse was both exciting and disappointing. The excitement came during halftime when the band and drill team performed and Pearl Morris was crowned Homecoming Queen. The disappointment was the defeat of the Tigers by Henry. Final score Morse 0 Henry 13. Oh, what a night Mike Hawks (86) goes “socker style” on the kick off 100 Tony Smith and J. Epati lead the team back on the field after half time. Tiger defense stops another Hornet. 101 TIGERS vs LINCOLN The traditional game between these two rivals was played this year at Hoover. Morse dominated the game from the first minute to the last. Bill Smith outdid himself by making three touchdowns to ruin Lincoln’s homecoming. The ‘69 football season ended in triumph with the final score Morse 25 - Lincoln 0. Quarterback Barry Pollard looks for an open receiver. Ist Row-Mathis, Trammel, Dorosh, Dury, Lee, Johnson, Butler, Estabrook, Gary, Snowden, Edmundson, Mirales, Hill, Parrish, Mgr. 2nd. Row-Coach Arevalo, Amos, Fernandez, Kocher, JUNIOR VARSITY SECOND IN LEAGUE Ist. Row-Idano, James, Herd, Guntar, Fejarang, Gray, C. Anderson, Gonzales, Coronado, Benividos, Zettenar. 2nd, Row- Amos, Nichols, Ochotorena, Minter, Kimble, Murphy, Adona, Gallegos, Foster, Banks, Diamond, Phillips, Rodriquez, Anderson, Evans, Pearce, R.Snowden, Slater, Coach Nellis. Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Season Record 34 -----2---- 16 G ----nn--=- 8 20. ---------- 0 38 ---------- 8 26 Hp raaates 20 2 Ome eee 14 20a rasene 0 Q ---------- 14 Biaaetaaaceg 14 Castle Park Point Loma Hoover Crawford St. Augustine San Diego University Henry Lincoln K.Anderson, Pollard, Brady, Lewis, Robinson, Crosby, Streeter, Ortuno, Walters, Winston, Whiteside, Coach Arevalo, Coach Nellis. Ist Row Murphy, Rosendahl, Corsello, McKenna, Bone 2nd Row Parrish, Seltenrich, Anderson, Walker, Reed, Sands Not Shown Mike Bento TIGERS SET NEW CLASS AA RECORD Under the coaching of Tom Williams, this year’s basketball team had another fantastic season. Rick Reed, leading point maker, and center Paul Anderson, were backed up by Mike McKenna, Mike Murphy, and Greg Seltenrich. Sophomores Keith Walker and Stan Rosendahl were two of the starting five and showed excellent playing ability this year. The Tigers finished first in the consolations at the Kiwanas Tournament. In the El Centro Tournament, the Tigers defeated Palo Verde 123-72 setting a new tournament and Class AA scoring record. Rick Reed made 43 points in that game. The team took a second place after a loss to Centro Union high. As we went to press, the Tigers had won 12 games and lost 5. Paul Anderson 106 pee ee Rick Reed 107 1 dribbler - Mike Murphy Bill Corsello drives past an opponent. Where did the ball go? 108 Jim Sands shoots over a Viking. STAN ROSENDAHL PREPARES TO SHOOT. 109 FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! J.V. Basketball Front Row; Owashi, Snowden, Hall, Gilbert, Galindo, Guerrero, Winebarger, Butler. Back Row; Murphy, Bowie, Lee, Sanchez, Smith, Langston, Eslinger, Young, King, Parrish. 2 Mo jn if ye i Front Row-J.Woody, Williams, F.Woody, Ito, Ortega, Mathews, Nakamura. Back Row-Valdez, Carmichael, B.Adona, Castille, Slater, M.Adona, Nor- fleet. Front Row-Young, Olvera, Payne, Hemus, Colabella, Borja, Oliverio, Anderson. BackRow-Zettner, Flowers, Kwon, Ortiz, Trammel, Rapolla, James This year’s wrestling team showed all the Eastern League competitors who is 1 by downing them to take first place in Eastern League competition for the second consecutive year. This team, which also placed very high in C.I.F., was lead by the greatest grappler of them all, Richard Ortega. Assisting him were Tiger standouts George Ito, Alphonso Matthews and Charlie Carmichael. These four Tiger wrestlers took first place in the city tournament which involved 13 high schools, and also won individual honors in C.I.F. With the quality of next year’s team the Morse Tigers promise to maintain a stronghold of wrestling for years to come. 111 eacnnncsnantensnin’ 7) Tal sacisneneicnnnensntsioen ee George Ito, 115 lbs. Charlie Carmichael, 148 Ibs. a2 Craig Nakamura, 141 lbs. Benny Adona, 157 Ibs. Jeff Hemus, 123 Ibs. Richard Ortega, 130 Ibs. 113 Frank Woody, 115 Ibs. Ralph Borja, 141 Ibs. Front Row: Mark Walsh (Mgr), Jeff Johnson, William Hall, Terrell Eldreth, Thomas Salinas, Dane Deal, Carlos Gonzalez, Joseph Berendt, Kenneth Mendoza, Coach C. Robbins. Back Row: Gilbert Fromang, Frank Gonzalez, Norman Deal, James Folmer, Tigers finished off the season with an overall record of 4 wins and 4 losses, placing fourth in League play. The J.V. team finished the season with 5 wins and 3 losses, placing third in the Eastern League. Next season will bring back Larry Kingman, Rick Spring, James Folmer, Richard Fitchorn, and Gilbert Fromang. Rick Spring, Richard Fitchorn, Larry Kingman, Chester Moss, Alfredo Ybarra, William Gonzalez, Otto Stokes, Paul Nelson, Alberto Rayos, Jesus Olvera. Getting set for along run over the beach. | 114 Larry Kingman Kenny Mendoza Tom Salinas Dane Deal Ho VARSITY Right to Left - |.Lujan, J.Fernandez, M.Evans, H.Mortier, M.Muckelroy, C.Mondragon, D.Turner, M.Parga, M.Mallory, M.Hawks, D.Hadfield, G.Dorosh, S.Fleming, C.Bone, L.Moore, B.Grizwold (mgr), M.Nellis (coach). j BASEBALL ee The pitcher bats too. 116 It’s on it’s way! | J.V. - First Row; Burges, Prilaman, Amaro, Robinson, Whiteside. Second Row; Ball, Foster, Snowdon, Winebarger, Villaverde, Mathis. Back Row; Maier, Anderson, Kane, Butler, Rosendahl, Carpenter, M.Mathis, Coach Olsen. David Turner covers Third Place. ...and in left field Mike Mallory BOYS’ TENNIS Back Row - Margallo, Wise, Butler, Winch, Sanchez, Northam, Terusaki, Moon (staff) Front Row - Taitogue, Tuy ay, Quon, Young, Holguin, Parmer Bruce Wise’s visor helps his game alot. Marvin Quon gets set for a fast return. 118 GIRLS’ BADMINTON Is Mary Hoefer w aiting for something? Back Row - Mary Hoefer, Mary Jo Kosup, Alena Salmond, Donneta Moore, Jo Ann Wiley. Front Row - Connie Belle, Diane Yarbrough, Nicki Moss, Marilyn Boykins eae ee eae: ‘sinc neibiion ions tenet Connie Belle displays her backhand. Front Row - Betty Hoo, Margie Gibbs, Rachel Flores, June Thorp, Astrid Siebeke, Lynn Hadfield. Back Row - Kathy Kozup, Cheryl Winder, Mary Gibbs, Denise Morrill, Nancy Bernhard, Monique Dyer, Marlene Tuyay, Debbie Franks. GIRLS’ TENNIS Lynn Hadfield exhibits an unusual handsign while smashing one over the net. 120 Astrid Siebeke returns a serve with lightning speed. G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL Front Row - Linda Caluya, Mitzi Whipple, Danita Aguon, Mitri Jenkins, Annette Franklin, Geri Gonzales Back Row - Denise Dudoit, Susan Holdeman, Allena Salmon, Mary Jo Kozup, Denish Denton, Kathy Kozup, Vincenza Asaro, Diane Yarbrough, Brenda Epati 121 Varsity-Row 1-Roberson, Evans, Smith, Hendrix, Folmer, Anderson, Rackley, Norfleet, Blacksher, Hennes, Hernandez. Row 3-Floquet, Malabanan, .Mendoza, Eldreth. Row 2-Salmond, Thomas, Vensor, Smith, Cunningham, Oberdick, Snowden, Deal, Mosley. Milton James finishes the race in the best possible way---first. Freddie Blacksher on his way up. tic Mosley roars like a Tiger as he hurdles over Do you think I’m going to make it? Junior Varsity 1st Row-Deal, Colabella, Mims, Rayos, Fromang, Brown, Hall, Hutsona, Kimble, Jackson, 4th Row-Rapolla, Stokes, Robinson, 2nd Row-Ybarra, Heard, Robinson, Maxwell, Smelser, Walder, Snowden, Streater, Bobo. Johnson, Coons, Lee, Murphy, Johnson. 3rd Row-Estabrook, Morse Tigers put on a good show. EN aS Saas The Tiger gymnastics team had an exciting and very successful season. Team captain Juan Oliverio led the team to the best season in the history of Morse. Juan received the most valuable Gymnast award this year. Complet- ing the year with only two losses the Tigers took second in the Eastern League. Next years team will come roaring back led by Gary Puckett. Team Captain Juan Oliverio watches Ralph Borja perform on the parallel bars. Ist: Row - Lee, Williams, Ito, Coach Olsen, Oliverio, Puckett, Borja. 2nd. Row - Nakamura, Cross, Amro, McCaffery, Gregory, Perez, Quan, 3rd. Row- Rochmond, Cole, Owashi, Kwon, Holt, Colabella, Ortega. 126 Gary Puckett monkeys around with the bar Craig Nakamura on the horse All things must come to an end Tigers chalk up another victory Can’t tell if I’m coming or going 127 Front Row-Lawley, Neal, Cole, Conde, Castillo, Reiger, Gillard, Arguello. Middle Row-Hall, Ellison, Colmenro, Walters, Ryburn, Blocker, Parrish. Back Row-Root, M.Clark, Schrieber, Adona, Barnes, Pitcher, J.Clark, Zettner, Dreker. Coach observes his team at play. 128 Carlos comes up for a breather. i GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS Hilda Kelly gets a good lift off the horse. Back Row-Sharon Moton, Sharon Kasabuchi, Debbie Adams, Hilda Kelly, Cindi Devlin, Marie Page, Maria Bacquiran, Susan Okamoto, Heather Sangster, Claudia Dyson, Carol Fowler, Patti Edmunston. Middle Row-Denise McDonald, Debbie Beat, Cindy Rosales, Diane Cuedero, Marlene Tuyay, Cindy Sweigart, Donna Phillips, Betty Blocker, Yoko Yamanishi, Tia Schulz, Janice Rogers, Edna Herrod, Jo Ann Neal, Patty Caldwell, Schlinda Mattnews, Patty Irvin, Sharon Denham, Cathy McCarthy, Wanda Stevens. Cindy Rosales balances in midair. Patty Edmunston pauses in flight. fo =6=129 Girls’ Swim Club The lack of a pool for practices de- stined Sonya Provaznik to be the only active member of the Swim Club. She joined forces with Joyce Morrow of Hoover and competed in a meet against Crawford and Henry. Their unofficial relay won an event and Sonya won the _ breast-stroke and freestyle events. Sherwin Kimble Lark Bihler President Vice-President Max Adona Nancy Adsit Greg Affeldt Joseph Aguerro — Carlos Alaniz John Allen Neva Allen Rita Allen Robert Allen Karl Ammerman Robbi Amos Cedric Anderson Cheryl Anderson — Gilda Anderson Cynthia Rosales Deborah Beat Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Betty J. Swift Advisor f a : Sw ea E | James Anderson Karl Anderson Phillip Anderson = Jody Appenzeller = Robert Arce Ruth Arnold Marianne Aschenbrener | | | Debra Ashley jill Atkinson Michael Azucana_ _ Robert Baca Carmel Bagsby Portia Baker Christopher Banks James Barber Wayne Bardwell Donald Barnes Lenora Barnes CGary Barnhart Richard Barrera Toni Bartholomew Rudy Benitez Carolyn Bennett Matthew Benson Michael Bento Frankie Berkley Cindy Berry Susan Beam ) Deborah Beat Brenda Bell Sharon Bell Constance Belle Cordella Bellenger at Rita Beutling Anthony Beverly Lark Bihler Andrew Biramontes Lynneece Black Herry Blackwood Annjo Blanchard Annie Blas Marilyn Boykins Myra Bradburn Robert Brewer Aldrich Brigham Catherine Brooks Anncatherine Brown Wayne Blumberger Rowena Boulder Rochelle Bowen Reginald Bowie Laura Bowman Robin Boyd Marla Brown Kathleen Bryce Joseph Brungard Larry Buckhanon Stella Buckhanor Diane Buehler Kathrine Burke Beethoven Burks Susan Burris Lonnie Burson Martha Burt Peggy Cabrera Ward Caldwell Belinda Calhoun Linda Caluya Edward Camacho Mark Carman Edward Carmichael Bob Carpenter Diane Carpenter Susana Carrillo Shirley Carroll Steve Castaneda Johnny Castillo Regina Castro Yolanda Castro Antonia Cepeda Robert Cesena Bruce Chastain George Chavarria Charles Christel Stratie Christo a Josefina Cota Grace Cruz Angela Davis Mary Deloury Kathleen Courtney Allan Cully Kay Davis Deborah Demello Kenneth Collier Robert Cordero James Collins William Corsello Donna Chung William Constantino Richard Comstock Carlos Cota Janet Cox James Creasy Tyrone Crosby Jacqueline Crump Robert Cunnigham David Curl Susan Curra Michael Darby Lela Yvonne Davis Linda Davis Vernetta Day Ronald Dedrick John Dennis Mary Dhorer Richard Diamond Mayann Diaz Stephanie Dillard Donna Dineen Leroy Dixon Michael Dodds Elizabeth Drysdale Mark Dube Denise Dudoit Donna Dunkle Kenneth Durre Claudia Dyson Patti Edmonston David Edwards Ronda Elser Wesley Epperson Stephen Erpanbeck Richard Eslinger Annlee Ewing Shauna Feck John Dooley Michael Drury Debra Dunn Patricia Duran Sheila Edwards Terrell Eldreth Frances Esquer Dolores Estey bar Veckie Faith Pamela Fanjoy Thomas Farris Marie Fejeran Priscilla Fernandez Regena Flagg SPA, Cheryl Flatt Susan Fleming Raquel Flores William Flynn James Folmer David Foltz Ruthie Fontenette Susan Foreman Marcia Fort Debra Foster Elaine Foster Carol Fowler Leslie Franklin Deborah Franks David Fredricksen Dennis Fudge Diane Funge John Gaboury Peggy Gabriel Diane Gadberry -Marijo Gaeta Gwendolyn Galloway Carolyn Gambill Joanne Garrett Kathryn Garrido Frances Gatsos John George William George Wendy Gholston John Gilbert Kim Gill Gwendolyn Glass Kathryn Goetz Francisco Gonzales = Carolyn Gordon David Gravelle Louise Gravelle Angela Gray Robert Gray Leon Green Joycelyn Greene ‘Debra Gregor Rueben Griggs Sherry Grove Alfred Guerra Kathy Haas John Hacklander Wilbert Hadnot Patricia Hagins Rebecca Hale Roeshorn Hale Yvonne Haley William Hall Sharlene Halstead Deidre Hamilton Herbert Hampton Terri Hancock William Hancock James Hargraves Robert Harless Melinda Hayes Kenneth Heath Mary Heine Janet Hennes Richard Henry Paula Herook Sharon Kasubuchi Vickie Kehoe) Paulette Kelley David Kerr Cynthia King Miquelito Knight Stepehn Kocher — Mark Konopacky wy Kathryn Kiefer Sherwin Kimble Jake Kimbrell Mary Jo Kozup Janette Kriscunas James Kuhl Steven Langston William Latimer Darlene Lee Marie Limitacio Henry Lindahl Frances Lizotte Barbara Locke Alvino Lewis Dorothy Lewis Richard Luecke William Lushbaugh Kathleen McCarthy — David McCurdy Ethel Long Salvador Lopez Daniel McElligott Robert McFadyen John McGehee James Lewis Elizabeth Lorenzo Albert Marques Rebecca Martinez Kenneth Mendoza Ricky Mitchell Richard Marquez Robert Martinez George Miller Shannon Mitchell Rebecca Mackin Charles Malone William McZeal Brian Malinski Henry Mafnas Pierro Margallo Anthony Malabanan William Markham Freddie Martin Anthony Martinez Bernadine Martinez David Martinez Robert Mason Michael Mathis Schlinda Matthews Lawrence Maxwell Gwen Miller Marlene Miller John Millsap Mike Mitchell Mark Monroe Donnetta Moore Evette Moore Suzette Moore Denise Morrill Linda Morrow Sharon Moss Steve Motley Debra Mullen Gracie Munguia Elizabeth Munoz David Myers David Naill Debbie Nakamura Kenneth Nakamura Patti Nakamura Diane Nance Albert Napoleon Mariana Napoleon Ed Nava Judith Navisky Paul Nelson Brad Newberg George Njegovan Gregory Norfleet Douglas North Donald Northam Charles Nunn Jeffrey Oberdick William Ohman Susan Okamoto Victor Olea Robert Ortiz Wilmer Ortuno Rosemaria Osbon — Dennis Osbon 144 Ronald Owens Kirk Parks Bernard Pamaron Deborah Pangburn Roger Parrish Conrad Pasco Dandra Patterson Lela Patteson Arnold Patton Linda Paulino Sonja Paulson Julia Peck Terrie Peckenpaugh Joseph Pena Marcie Penafiel Ruby Pendarvis Janice Perry Blye Phillips Donna Phillips Kathleen Phillips Paul Phillips David Pinal Norma Pino William Pitcher Mary Ponder Ramon Portacio Debra Poston Rebecca Praml Carol Pretty Barbara Price Lucy Price Linda Proctor Shirley Quintanilla Jean Rael Kathy Rainey Louis Ramirez Yolanda Ramirez Allen Rapolla Dale Rayburn Nilda Rayos Sheila Realmuto Randy Redmer Denise Reed Debra Regner Thomas Rhoades Jane Richards Michael Rios James Roberson Patricia Roberson Deborah Roberts Delores Roby Alfonso Rodgers Robert Rodgers Daniel Rodriguez Victoria Rogers Patricia Rohwer Maria Probst Danial Quines Brian Prilaman Roberta Pruden Cynthia Rosales Ross LeMay Mario Rubalceba Janice Ruel Eddie Russel Robert Rutledge ra Medina Sabine ee 7 : Rose Salas Heather Sangster : Joanna San Nicolas Ricardo San Nicolas Robert Saunders Victor Savidia Monika Schmidt David Schory Darlene Salazar Allena Salmon Charlene Sapien Robert Schrieber L. Teea Schultz Paula Senyard Deborah Shaw Chris Shuttleworth Eric Simmons Ronald Shaw Sharon Shaw Stanley Shaw Brenda Simpson Linda Simpson Robert Sims Rebecca Sinay Sandra Slater James Slemp Donna Slobig Mark Slover Steven Smart Norma Smead James Smelser E _ E 4 x ead® ie Carl Smith Leonard Smith Edgar Solorzano _John Sowell Shirley Sousa Clyde Spears Rick Spring Paula St. Amand Ronald Stamps Nancy Steed Mary Stephanson Kathleen Stephens WS wz | Gloria Stevenson Francie Stoll Gerald Straight Nannette Straight Gene Stribling Marie Swanson Denise Swanstrom Michelle Switala Jack Tabbutt Michael Taylor Steven Terusaki Diana Thesing David Thornton — Rochelle Tinstman David Todd Sheryl Titus Carmen Villegas George Valdilles Terrill Washington Joyce Vann Valerie Vaughen Richard Villaverde Marilyn Ward Lisa Torres Norman Vinson Claudia Watson Tyrone Tottress Mark Wade Sheila Webb 148 Peggy Towne Ardith Walker Lisa Welch Carol Tucker Ivy Walker Timothy Weldy Julian Valdez Gerado Vallar John Vargas Alvin Veasey Wanette Walters Felicia Wells Iris West Alex Wiley Kathleen Wiley Pamela Wilkie Connie Williams Deborah Wilson Yvette Wheeler James Williams Stephen Wilson Cathy Whipple John Williams Delbert Winch Wesley Whitaker Linda Williams David Winebarger 149 James White See oe Oe OR aoa eae Michael Williams Bruce Wise Linda White Henry Williamson Linda Wold Marion Wilder Joan Wiley Randy Wilheim Arthur Williams Edith Willingham Robert Wolfe Jeffrey Wong Anne Wood Wayne Woodward Frank Woody Dora Wright Paul Wright Aileen Yagade | Sandra Yates Maria Ybarra Sandra Yost Susan Yost Carol Young Fred Young Patricia Zarola : HOMECOMING ‘69 The theme for this year’s Homecoming was ‘‘The Roaring 20's’. The week, November 3-7, was full of activities and enthusiasm. The week began with a Bug Drag on the baseball field and ended with a dance in the gym. Other activities in the week were the election of the Queen and her attendents, a senior picnic, a pie-eating contest and a game of catch with raw eggs. “On your mark...” Tension mounts as the contest be- comes egg-citing. | thought you put gas in the car! Going once, going twice, sold! | wonder what he’s looking at. That fella sure looks suspicious. Steve and Danny dig in! Three doors down... The A.S.B. vice-president tried out a new chair. This new lipstick is really wild. The Morse High Banderettes led the half-time show. {4 “All for Morse stand up and_ holler Friday came and with it came gangsters and flappers. Besides being Dress-up Day, there was a pep rally and the game with Patrick Henry. The Queen was crowned at half-time, after the Drill Team and band had performed. “Do you think they recognize us?” “Give me victory or...“ 154 “All hail our Alma Mater. . .“ Go! Go! Go! The three senior attendents await the big Announ- cement. Carol Peterman, Sophomore Attendent rides around the field. Linda Suggs, Homecoming Queen 1967, crowns a very happy Pearl Morris. Junior Attendent, Debbie Poston gives a happy wave. Queen Pearl and her royal court. Sa ae Debbie Poston Junior Attendent Carol Peterman Sophomore Attendent 17, Debbie Easter Senior Attendent Martha Villaescusa Senior Attendent OPERATION AMIGO “It’s A Small World” isn’t only a song, it’s a fact. Twenty- two Ecuadorian students, accompanied by a chaperone, spent three weeks on our campus this past school year. The program, Operation Amigo, was sponsored by the Union Tribune. The Amigos visited such traditional places as Disneyland, Sea World and the San Diego Zoo. They also attended the Blue and Gold Ball. Chaperone lvan Navarrette. Is it a bird? Is ita plane?... 158 fy “PARIS BY NIGHT” The Blue and Gold Ball was held on Novem- ber 21st at the Balboa Park Club. The Music was provided by Smith and Sons. ‘Paris By Night“ was this year’s romantic theme. Our 23 Amigos from Ecuador attended the dance as their first activity at Morse. “The Silent Majority” 160 The Mayor ------------------------ Felipe Zatarain The Doctor ------------------- Sandra McDonald Isabel -------------------------------- Lorna Steven The Little Girls: Gilberte ---------------------- Patti Fitchhorn Daisy ----------------------------- Cheryl Flatt Lucy --------------------------- Donna Chung Viola -------------------------- Martha Millan Denise --------------------- Valerie Vaughan Irene ------------------------ Debra Swanson Marie-Louise ------------------------ Lana Durkin Annette ------------------- Elizabeth Enrique The Inspector ------------------------ John Sowell The Supervisor --------------------- Jerry Gitchel Armande Mangebois --------- Charlene Stearns Leonide Mangebois_ ---------- Carolyn Gambill The Ghost ------------------------ Eddie Arquello 1st Executioner ------------------- Robert Steven 2nd Executioner --------------- Lee Daellenbach Monsieur Adrian ---------------- Robert Steven Papa Tellier -------------------- Lee Daellenbach Mama Tellier ------------------- Nancy Bernhard Director ------------------------- Joseph A. White LIFEAND DEATH BECOMES CONFLICTINA.S.B. PLAY The play is the story of a young girl and the problems she has in going from girlhood to womanhood. Her belief in spirits is so strong that a real spirit is envoked. Where the Go- vernment and Science cannot help her, the young man succeeds. The adventure of love proves to be more attractive than death. “O oO c LY oo E oad ZV N Oo cs oO ex U Queen Barbara McDonald iy y Sénior Attendents “ Bat bara Ponder Junior Attendents Claudia Dyson George Ito Senior Attendents Dale Walker Dwight Sykes Sophomore Attendents Deena Barker Stan Rosendahl “SHADES OF SPRING” That’s a good one! Tell me another. Students and teachers dance side by side. Come on. We're going to dance! 164 Some dance, some talk as evening progresses. The Royal Dance The Le Baron Hotel was the setting of this year’s ASB Ball on March 6. Crowning of the King and Queen, Charlie Carmichael and Barbara McDonald, | it i | ce. Music was mos ie diwith ease and Se ate oer The audience watches in awe as King Charlie is being crowned by this provided by Soul Unlimited. peau Queen Doing the “Funky Chicken”. KNIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN The Annual R.O.T.C. Ball was held at the Masonic Temple in Mission Valley on March 14th. Queen Debbie Easter was escorted by Lt. Colonel Larry Staton. Debbie’s court included Liz Lorenzo, escort- ed by Colonel Joe Brendt and Alice Garcia, escorted by Lt. Ronald Barnes. Queen Debbie is escorted through the arch of sabres by Larry Staton. “Hold it, my contact fell out!”’ aie LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE The setting for this ‘‘good vs. evil’ play was the Rockies in Colorado. Mary Sunshine was raised by a tribe of Indians. She is rescued from her perils by the forest rangers, headed by ‘‘Big Jim’’ Warington. It ends as many plays do, with Mary Sunshine, Jim Warrington, the rang- ers and the proper young women living ‘‘hap- pily ever after.” Cast of Characters Prolog Ueie earn cmstbeieet tone nants te Carolyn Gambill Chief Brown) Bédle i ste ae Eddie Arguello Gplebillysiesten, “ssw uae te. Lee Daellenbach Forest Rangers PE te tase een ae ete Sawn otlb tr Yes, 503 William Officer SUT ae eee ee wit oes Michael Millan LCN ueaed ie esse. CAs ep eet Ok a Harvey Porter PLaLTy me Peele ee ee ites eich ty ieee ena! John Sowell BLISTER rng web lentlra hee ea eens Clarence Page LOL ERRAR LORE Aa arn a cei. Be Felipe Zatarain Gapten Bigiime Walingtones. .o.eeeu a Bill Romero Little Mary Sunshine(Mary Potts) ..... Cheryl Flatt Mme. Ernestine Von Liebedich_ ...Nancy Bernhard Young Ladies MAU Cate etcetera hart cu Donna Chung Blenniettagemaanr. men) eta tte Charlene Stearns COWENLOOLVMipe rate tna, veh mime cn eee Martha Millan GORA er ew mn Niiaad Unt e.My ect ice Lana Durkin Mabe spat omin ieiin war is aac Carolyn Gambill A CyaT Win Kiem ea, Stave Fe ee Saundra McDonald Heel Ootminie mereka: cpl ase 5 2 Se Robert Steven Vellow keather iy aoisteoctiteen a obs Jerry Gitchel Gens. Oscar Fairtax, Rety) oe. 2a. bos Felipe Zatarain GIRLS PROVE FOOTBALL ISN’T THAT ROUGH The annual Powder Puff game between the senior girls and the underclassmen girls proved that football isn’t just for the boys. The Seniors beat the underclassmen, with a final score of 21-16. Underclassman Connie Bell runs with the ball. Allena Salmon has the ball in play. Everyone in position for another play. All right, here’s the plan. . . FACULTY COMES OUT ON TOP Eric Smrekar and Mr. Huyser jump for the ball. Once again the faculty stumped the Key Club in the annual Key Club-Faculty game held on February 19. As in the years past, the faculty came out on top. Watch out Jordon, he’s getting close! rave LeKS Leh va | ke th v its end. ing ou y burn e Ca ie I SO Our ra ing to lowly comi Rolel aor as ; Pret He Fora) cane coon ay ai fc ane pei ar ‘ erica fg SUE ae: (Nea to-others, ya) the dallh Peart 3 Cit aces have eae Bc y Re si cM ek cee ine , igrlay ry itd Aaeenn aN jenna lee ae ee Pcl ca vets aa rm ce SSeS in Sats ites however’ itiniotatate nse Roa) Pruttaisirascn enna S ars ihcgeme ti in your trait affairs; isa air ‘world cai deste coy But let in Drs eects Roushis Pra tee a ? oath many persons strive Bild nies tdeals; pate sean uaaS yore (| ee Cahn a Ts Nerina ieee ety blag feign aCe Aad tipo Neither irs ea about love; for'in the. es all FTI gt: eat Blea rrr Ren eae MEER Ua a ees Late the - : Ned yas years, MeRSC Uy BMigaete atts Rte colt eee i i : ' reenact sels Satis to Tae Oty Tae misfortune. LtTan [eerelere ieee cca mv Ron Shy fears ate nee ‘of ents eee Bey onda wholesome disc meee Pi. Prater) Netra PNM ctr aie Oi OCRed UPR CR scoat AOR eS ROTC BR to be, oeescrt whether or not it is.clear to Rta au ar ne ea LL Peo Ty ae EME ATO Can BU Naca easels Race ara oor whatever you conceive Him to be,and Raa te ts Field Petter eeu M erm esa C3 ee) peace with your” i 3 : ; 5 gre } Pot Rae NUTT areas Ci ee ae Rees Lean a trl ig i 4 sth di : : , y PMS atte Amero RNC MRE Se 172 oS ym - LEADERS¢ Barbara McDonald Love Foster CHEERLEADERS and MASCOTS ,. A ue Wilbert Hadnot Wey J. V. SONGLEADERS Celia Peterman Connie Carmichael Carol Peterman — ee “ Captain Dale Walker Colonel Pearl Morris Captain Brenda Howard Advisor Mrs. Powell Managers Ruth Sauceda and Landra Johnson ee tate atin Mr. Vinole Advisor Drum Majorette John Johnson 178 Briece PEP CLUB President Marcia Fort Vice President Brenda Howard Secretary Oe GANS Gayline Barron Treasurer Lynn Wade Mrs. Jones Sgt. of Arms Advisor Kay Dean Publicity C Z ZX an a by a a a Se vt, Cals eee en WR Eee SS CEE TT me oa ha ee a cee Steve Sambrano ASB President Steve Sambrano in action. AED, Harold Hendrix A.S.B. Vice President Thedlus Thompson A.S.B. Secretary Carmen Villegas Commissioner of Health and Safety Sandra Goins Commissioner of Elections Annette Monroe Commissioner of Finance Hilda Kelly Commissioner of Historical Records Martha Villaescusa Head Songleader CABINET Charles Carmichael Senior Class President Sherwin Kimble Junior Class President Stephanie Sykes Sophomore Class President James Roberson Commissioner of Young Mens’ Activities Shirley Nummy Commissioner of Publications Susan Beam Commissioner of Affiliated Clubs Mr. Wendling A.S.B. Advisor Mike Gregory Head Cheerleader Jill Atkinson Karen Knight First Semester Bertha Ramirez Editor-in-Chief Celia Peterman Brenda Epati Debbie Easter Pat Hicks Barbara Meese Yolanda Ramirez Debra Roberts STAFF BOX Karen Knight .........Editor-in-Chief Bertha Ramirez .........Senior Editor Barbara Meese .........Senior Editor Brenda Epati ...........Senior Editor jill Atkinson ............Junior Editor Celia Peterman .........Junior Editor Yolanda Ramirez . Organization Editor Debbie Easter .... Organization Editor Pat. Hicks? 3.4.2... Activities Editor Debra Roberts .......Activities Editor Mr. Gamelle Mrgcametle 4.0. ...9. ae AUViSOF KEY ST Aer? 0 STAFF BOX DOMVARETOVaZ EIKe tee 2 Editor-in-Chief CaroliPetermialinen sets wee Soph. Editor Mitzy Whipple ............ Soph. Editor Kathrin Cl mepetery rec. th Soph. Editor Thedlus Thompson ........ Sports Editor MIKCIEO RUB entire, hy asin nt os Sports Editor Kathy Brewepery ae oe. Faculty Editor TOMmde CastrOman kA en ee Photographer Tohn Willkiesem...o) = ale. Photographer Debbie Poston ..... Photographer Liason VincenZa Asal Omen. uy ne ee Art Editor John Willkie Debbie Poston Vincenza Asaro Tom de Castro Carol Peterman e Mitzi Whipple Kathy Lund i SO eidaes vac ae Sonya Provaznik Second Semester Editor-in-Chief See pce — ae, Kathy Brewer ISPATCH Ronnie Barnes Patti Zarola David Holquin Nancy Zimmerman Debbie Roberts Wanda Moon Jim Folmer Sandi MacDonald DISPATCH STAFF Kathy Mattmiller ......... 1st Semester Editor BODO Giperine een oe 2nd Semester Editor AV arOGald well tmmannee Advertising Manager Davidikiol Guineas ty petra. te, Photographer PattiZarOlatma te eerie 5 fg Cartoonist Nan cCyeZimmenmalnurenerres acs | tue Reporter Debbie Robertsae ten yee at hee Reporter SaliGinviag Ola meres lateseukes axle, Reporter WalrdaivlO O Dinar eens ois ahs.) once Reporter FOL ViGILEN Cline heey eaty otto) Abate Reporter James POMen Mes fet ltic orl a ane. Reporter Oa) Ica rTLOS atin Se eer a hdc s20 hott Reporter MASS NE tall Mepmremeevan pes iter ras Vy 41 nacht Advisor Bob Orr 187 Miss Hall Advisor ENSEMBLE OFFICERS Barbara Ponder Love Foster Martha Villaescusa President Vice President Recording Secretary Sharon Moton Publicity Secretary Annette Monroe Kathy Mattmiller Bertha Ramirez Treasurer P.E. Correspondent Historian i a « Annette Monroe Martha Villaescusa Maria Baquiran Stephanie Yamashita Iris Payne President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgt. of Arms O60 ee FF 3 LES TIGRES Les Tigres is an all-girl club designed to promote school spirit and cooperation. This year Les Tigres were active in every- thing from the fall sports banquet to bench warming at football and basket- ball games. (Les Tigres’ initiation results) Mrs. Suggs Advisor 190 Susan Holdeman President Rita Beutling Secretary Marianne Aschenbrener Vice President | Steven Terusaki_ Mrs. Hartling Treasurer mi eh i A a a Ee i ce NT a Oe Se David Turner, President ee BOYS FEDERATION 193 eae ia Love Foster President Ellen Moore Treasurer SIGMAS Thedlus Thompson Historian Iris Payne Secretary Debbie Nakamura Sgt. of Arms a BL is es es ro yor es G ORMET CLUB COLOR GUARD Again this year, the R.O.T.C., led by Sgt. Loughran has proved that the Tigers are the very best. It has been on the campus for three years. During class periods, cadets learn drill, mili- tary tactics and many other things pertinent to military life. It is however, the extra curri- cular activities that the cadets show great pride in. A real source of pride this year has been the rifle team. Led by cadet Sgt. Norman Vinson, who is a junior, and the best shot in the city. The rifle team has already won a ten-man city competition. Clearly their determination and work has helped the cadets learn responsibility and leadership as well as preparing them for the future. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS ans ta as oc aaa iat BRIGADE STAFF FANCY DRILL COMPANY a cent An ee 5 Oe PORT s oo ey SW 4 M TEAM Should | or shouldn't I? Alright, hand it over '70 Power fs ivy OP ; Tigers on the run Speak Bradly Speak! Not bad hummm The morning crew CANDIDS _ Period Production thor 3 hareioet WEN CRY sts ¢ (1G (hee Vice-President President Secretary Joe Sasser Stephanie Sykes Angela Coles Advisor Treasurer Advisor Miss Burnette Dena Barker Mrs. Sandor CLASS OF ‘72 Paula Adams Salvador Adona Danita Aguon Joseph Alfano Estrelita Alfaro Gregory Alidion Margaret Alkire Carolyn Allen Cheryl Allen Donna Allen Rickie Allen Tony Allen Bernardo Amaya Jeffery Amos Cortland Anderson Kirtis Anderson , Marlys Anderson Oscar Anderson Teresa Anderson Thomas Anglin Esther Arce Steven Arguella Debra Ashford Sheila Austin Mary Babicky Darrell Baldridge Larry Ball Sheila Ball Elizabeth Barajas George Barber Dena Barker Sandra Barnes Donna Lee Barnett Mary Barrera Sharon Barrigan Rose Linda Ballesteros Patricia Barios Barbara Bean John Beck Karen Becker Diane Bell Richard Benavides Mark Benitez Roger Benton Roger Berman Raymond Beyer Ronnie Bisbol Betty Blocker Steven Boggs Virginia Bordine Brady Bobo Linda Brewer Becky Briggs James Brown Pat Brown Maria Bueno Penny Buerer Marilyn Buggs Perry Burges Patricia Burke Calvin Busko Cathryn Bussell David Butler Elwick Butler Peter Butler Linda Byers Patty Caldwell Grace Calzado Mark Cannon Denise Carl Stanley Carman Connie Carmichael Sonchen Carr Arturo Carrillo Donnie Carson Lou Carter Ronnie Castelo Rudy Castelo Joey Castro Eloise Center Elizabeth Cesena Lynne Charfauros John Chasteen Vincent Cherry Kathleen Christian Vivian Christopher Mike Churchill Dennis Clark James Clark Kim Clements Karen Clifton Dane Clingan Patricia Cloward Michael Colabella Nickie Colabella Angela Coles Debra Cole Raymond Cole Marvin Collier Rhonda Combs Jeff Cook Judy Cooper Zavier Corbala Diana Cordero Fernando Coronado Manuel Covarrubias Debbie Cox Ramond Cramer Margaret Cressy Ernest Crisostomo Antonio Cristobal Peter Cruz Robert Cruz Tony Cruz Leonard Cunningham Marilyn Cunningham Tim Cunningham Lee Daellenbach Johanna Daily John Daly Augusto Daugherty Jeannie Davis Valarie Davis Cleda Davison Daniel Davison Debra Day Norman Deal Kevin Decker Jean Deloury Cindy Demshok James Dennis Sharon Denham Marilyn Denton Ricky Dial Steven Diaz James Dimaggio Lorraine Dimaggio Deborah Dineen William Dixon Charles Doan Mary Dodds Theresa Dodero Michael Dorsey Sharon Dozzell David Drager Stuart Dreher Marylen Duenas Margaret Dulac Debra Dumas Debra Dunlap Cindy Dunn Steven Dunn Virgil Durst David Earl Craig Easter Gary Eberwein Mary Echaves Kenneth Edmundson Dana Ellis Sandra Ellison Curtis Elwell Wendy Eschbach Broc Estabrook Julia Evans Mark Evans Greg Evans Susan Faith Donna Feistel Mary Ann Feistel Lewis Fejarang Craig Fellows Jesus Fernandez Deborah Fiorita Richard Fitchhorn Michelle Flatt Dell Flenoid Donna Flenoid Marta Floquet S. Flowers L. Garcia E. Gibson R. Glover D. Goss R. Guerrero R. Hackebill D. Hamabata G. Heard C. Foltz R. Garcia W. Gibson C. Gonzalez T. Gregor E. Guillen L. Hadfielc J. Hampton K. Hebert H. Foster T. Garner J. Givens J. Gonzales W. Gregory N. Gunion P. Hagan D.F. Hancock L. Heikkila B. Franco D. Garrison L. Givens R. Gonzalez M. Grice j. Gunter K. Hall C. Hanibal A. Heinerich J. Frasier A. Garza J. Gleason W. Gonzalez J. Guerrero D. Gustelum M. Hall C. Hardy L. Hernandez J. Fry R. Galindo R. Gallegos =A. Garcia T.George M. Gibbs M. Gibbs D. Gibson G. Fromang C. Harris W. Harrison —S. Haymes F. Haynes C. Gaskin G. Herring — K. Hill N. Hill M. Hoefer L. Glover A. Goodwin M. Guerrero M. Gutierrez P. Hall I. Harless M. Hernandez E. Hoffpauir R. Hunt M. Kirkpatrick F. LaFalce E. Hogue D. Hutchinson D. Kleeber F. Lawley D. Hollis N. Hydrick J. Knight M. Lee L. Hopkins N. Hydrick L. Hopster P. Irvin M. Jenkins E. Johnson Y. Johnson W. Jones R. Kelly G. Kobayashi V. Lee S. Horrigan L. Jackson G. Jennings J. Johnson D. Johnston L. Judd A. Kerr D. Kontos L. Lefall G. Hoskins M. Jackson R. Jensen K. Johnson C. Jones V. Karstens R. King D. Korhonen 5S. Kovaleski M. Leos C. Ho ward ao James J. Jermyn M. Johnson G. Jones B. Kehoe L. Kingman C. Lewis F. Hughes D. Jaques D. Jonson S. Johnson O. Jones D. Kelly T. Kinnard J. Kreber J. Lewis M. Hunt P. Jarvis D. Johnson V. Johnson P. Jones P. Kelly B. Kirkpatrick L. Kyle A. Lewis M. Light M. Lillis L. Limon B. Locke Y. Lodge S. Logsdon J. Long R. Long W. Loper R. Lowe D. Lucious A. Lujan S. Lukefahr M. Luna_ K. Lund R. Machuca M. Madison B. Madrid T. Maier G. Manlow M. Marrimon B. Martinez J. Martinez L. Martinez D. Marton R. Mathews J. Mathis G. Matlock P. Matsuda S. Michaels B. Miller M. Millian M. Mirianda C. Mondragon M. Montano S. Moore Y. Morgan W. McClinton R. McCraw S. McCurry D. McDonald R. Maxwell M. Melero J. Mena 1. Mendoza C. Mireles P. Mitchell K. Moen J. Molloy C. Morris M. Moser C. Moss I. Moxis D. Murphy L. Myers R. Myers M. McCarthy | S. McFarland 1. McFarlin M. McGehee R. McKnight ¢ }' McQueen I). McQueen 3. Nailon . Nemetz . Newman | M. Nichols | -. Njegovan i } H. Oliver 1 J. Olvera B. O’Neal M. O’Neal B. Palanjian G. Pamaran A. Parkins R. Parks . Patterson . Patterson . Paul | D. Payne Pp LE: S oe ae) cell dactl tees See ce ; 5 . McNamara N. Nauta J. Neel F. Neely R. Nelson J. Noble M. Ochotorena W. Officer M. Oldenburg C. Ortiz M Pwashi A. Padilla M. Padilla D. Parmer W. Patch G. Patten B. Patterson A.J. Pearce M. Peckenpaugh 1. Peet O. Pellom F. Penafiel C. Penaloza L. Penman S. Penn M. Penney D. Perna C. Peterman B. Peterson D. Phillips R. Pino F..Ploneda R. Plyler R. Pompa H. Porter N. Porter L. Potter A. Presberry D. Price P. Price D. Proctor S. Pruitt G. Puckett E. Pulido C. Purdue D. Purdue E. Sanchez R. Sanchez S. Sanchez S. Sandell M. Sazon J. Scarbrough S. Rohwer D. Romero A. Ronquillo D. A. Roope N. Rose S. Rosendahl L. Rozar T. Ruchele E. Ruiz R. Ruiz T. Sackrider M. Salazar S. Sanford S. Santi J. Sasser K. Savage K. Schreiber D. Seals R. Schlichtenmeyer P. Selvig K. Schory E. Sesma A. Quihuis L. Quine D. Rainey D.Rainford Y. Razo S. Realmuto D. Reedy J. Reeger C. Robbins M. Robbins D. Roberson K. Roberts R. Robinson N. Robles N. Robles R. Robles B. Rampsch D. Randall J. Rangel A. Rayos C. Reese F. Reyes J. Richardson J. Ritchet P. Roberts D. Robinson J. Robinson M. Robinson J. Roby J. Rodgers A. Rodriguez B. Rodriguez P. Sexton H. Shaffer D. Shannon S. Shaw J. Shurden R. Siemer E. Simmons B. Simpson C. Slater A. Smart S. Smart C. Smith M. Smith D. Snowden R. Snowden C. Spears S. Shaw R. Sherman M. Sherrill E. Shuford W. Sims T. Simser J. Singleton R. Sisk C. Smith J. Smith L. Smith M. Smith E. Spoonhower L. Stang W. Staton V. Steger R. Steicho R. Steven W. Stevens C. Steverson P. Stoekl O. Stokes C.Stowe S.Straight H.Streater M. Struiksma R. Suarez C. Sweigart S. Sykes L. Tabiendo G. Taitagne C. Tagariello M. Thomas J. Thornton P. Tipton P. Tolbert P. Tamayo M. Taylor J. Teemont C. Thomas M. Torres P. Torres K. Towne D. Trammel Gregory Trammell Joyce Tucker ¥ Henry Tuyay Charles Twilley Henry Vaca Jorge Valdez Rudy Ventura Mark Viehman Hector Villa Sylvia Villapando Bruce Wallace James Wlters Jerry Walters Cindy Walton Jackie Ward Ronald Ward Ronald Warner Dixie Lee Webb Robin Weidow Thomas Welch Beatrice West Mitzi Whipple Danny Whiteside Sidney Whitfield Lorilee Whitmire Barbara Whittemore Debbie Wilkerson Roberta Wilkie Barbara Williams Bertha Williams Carol Williams Christine Williams Jon Williams Roscoe Williams Sheila Williams Margaret Wills John Willkie Andre Wilson Karen Wilson Kenneth Wilson Kenny Wilson Ronald Wilson Shan Wilson Sone-Seere Wilson Terry Wilson Violet Wilson Varnese Wiltcher Cheryl Winder Ray Winkowski Anthony Winston Susan Wise Bruce Wolf Kenneth Woods Sonja Woodson Clark Woodward Gordon Woody Celeste Worthington Michelle Wynkoop Joni Yamaguchi Yoko Yamanishi Alfredo Ybarra Chris Yoachum Robert York Brenda Young Cherilyn Young Joyce Young Worchester Young Gregory Zatarain Leslie Zatarain Rudy Zepeda William Zetner Susan Zobel 216 ADVERTISING SHANNON'S RESTAURANT a EE o ae Oy On 5085 LOGAN AVENUE 264-3101 AS ORDERS TO GO 2303 NATIONAL AVENUE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 234-9505 Free PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY LA MESA BOWL COFFEE SHO 7380 PARKWAY DRIVE, LA MESA 465-1771 se alec ecihe Aaa COFFEE sSyvor LA MESA BOWL 7380 PARKWAY DRIVE, LA MESA 465-3224 NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS INC. 517 W. 24th St. 264-3163 National City HAM’‘S KEY and LOCKSMITH SERVICE Mr. Q’s 2314 RIO DRIVE 925 S. 26th St. 474-6060 233-3396 oi KO, | eo fe ee we a 1 a Cee fo FOOD SUPPLIES ee 915 S. 26th St. 239-1389 ee