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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

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Morse High School 6905 Skyline Drive San Diego, California Volume XI aN, we gees a oC Cover design by Herb Tuyay Od LR MOKES | Seay, PORES AGRE ee ERNE: Sate Se a N iene eee TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life......8 Activities Spirit Band Academics S0rts'......0006-.40 Young Men's Sports Young Women's Sports People...........88 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Faculty Organizations..216 Clubs Organizations - en = ee i) A added F A iia sonnei ES i St, SSeS tes TPE re aE te ee All Hail Our Alma Mater Hail Blue, Hail White, Hail Gold Thy Honor Pride and Glory Shall In Our Lives Be Told We Pledge Our Hearts Devotion Our Love, Our Loyalty All Hail to Thee Morse High Scnool Hail Blue, Hail White, Hail Gold. es Th. at ae eee fo A Orr ae iF eM,’ 1a es Bio ie ee ee People Together... You And i 2 — eh PRN a SRS = i i . —— one w Miss Debbie Bates Her Majes BLE LON PLEOPR Homecoming Queen and Court——Miss Debbie Bates was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1972. Seni or Attendants are Gloria Villaescusa and Sheila Solorzano. Junior Attendant is Jessie Villaescusa. Sophomore Attendant is Monica Alfaro. Homecoming Queen: (opposite page) Debbie Bates. Homecoming Court: (above, left to right) Monica Alfaro, Sheila Solarzano, Gloria Villaescusa and Jessie Villaescusa. Escorts: (left) Sammy Yabara and Mike Davis. (not shown: Joe Peer, Walter Glass, and Louie Comanduran). 3 HOMECOMING DANCE The Homecoming Dance was held at the Balboa Park Recital Hall from 10:30 to 1:00 a.m. It was made possible through the great efforts of the PTA. It was a great success and everyone participated. The band playing there was ‘“‘Nature.”’ 14 HOMECOMING NIGHT! Homecoming Night was a night the Mighty Tigers will not forget. Slowly the rain fell, leaving the stands with faithful Tigers cold and wet. Despite all the rain, Homecoming night was not ruined. The crowd cheered their team on to victory. [The game was played against St. Augustine and Morse was victorious over the Saints with a score of 7 to 2. 16 Haystack Hoedown The first big activity of the year, the Haystack Hoedown started the year off with a bang. The Haystack Hoedown is an annual event sponsored by Girls’ League. This year it was held on September 16. During the day students and teachers come to school dressed as hobos and bums. During the evening, a dance was held. The lucky (or unlucky) guys got led down that long dark aisle to that big step of marriage, but it was the guys that did the leading to the Divorce Court. Haystack Hoedown: (above) It’s a Lu-Lu!! Lew Barrett and Lu Fitzgerald. (above) ASB President, Tim Goodwin’s a bum. (right) ‘Those precious moments... Fred Lockhart and Rhonda Thornton. (opposite page, upper left) Sad ain’t they? Gabe Adona, Harvey Curry, Vikki Woods, Angela Hunter. (upper right) Bummin’ around ... (lower left) Homoin’ around. Rosalyn Sanders, Robbie Walker, Agnes White and Edith Wade. (lower right) You're as you feel. Mrs. Scott. 18 Project People’s main goal is to strive for the betterment of the school through communication between students and faculty and the administration. Project People was started at Morse last year. Jt has successfully continued this year with many new faces and some of the old ones. Project People at work: (above) Mr. Brown and Mrs. Adler. (left, left to right) Jackie Hines, Tom Taylor, Alicia Quintanilla. Project People iw RE EY, LET ELLER EEE BS BRL EDEL DLE SLE IEG EERE, xc ACA REE ae 9 PR game ae Ag Thank God Its Wednesday! Thank God It’s Wednesday takes place every 2 weeks at 11:31 to 12:53 ona Wednesday, of course. It’s held during the lunch periods, both periods combined. Students can go to the cafetorium and dance, on the field and participate in various sports such as basketball, tennis, handball, archery, and softball, or into different activities such as crafts, crocheting, knitting, backpacking and watching movies. You could even throw a frisbee at each other. The first TGIW took place on March 28 of 1973. Thank God It’s Wednesday would not be possible if it wasn’t for a group of concerned people and teachers who cared enough to try ... and succeed. ig Well remember the days of concern, Concern for the teachers of transfer Transferred out of our school, A school where they were needed most. On January 17, 1973 approximately 400 students participated in a peaceful demonstration against the transferring of Mrs. Richardson and Mr. Asakawa. ‘These students protested around the Administration building and other buildings on campus. The remaining 1500 students were in class as usual. Mexican Christmas Fiesta The Mexican Fiesta was held on December 13 in El Centro, Balboa Park. About 200 students from Morse participated in the “Posada”. A Procession of candles was held as they sang from door to door asking for shelter, reliving what had happened hundreds of years ago. Festive scenes: (top) Lew Barrett and Mercedes Solorzano dressed as Joseph and Mary. (top right) Gina Sevilla, Katrina Elfalon and Kim Johnson singing in the candle procession. (right) Students enjoying a delicious Mexican dinner. | | } H } oe = cs Nh ho a 5 ASB BALL The ASB Ball which was almost cancelled because of lack of participation, finally came through and was held at the Royal Inn at the Wharf on Friday, March 16 at 8:00. The ASB Ball is one of the big formal events of the year. Many Morse students danced and listened to the funky sounds of “Mellow Brown’. The ball started at 8:00 and ended at 12:00 midnight. Miss Donna Jackson was crowned ASB Queen of 1973 and Mr. Tim Goodwin was ASB King. (Left) Michelle Williams with a friend and her date. What the .,,,? (Far left) Donna Jackson can’t believe she did it. (Center) Waiting for the next dance. (Clockwise) Patti Berneathy, John Moore, Peggy Klein, Chuck Perry, Scott Palmer, Alan Simpson and Terry Odom. (Bottom far left) Look’s like everyone’s dancing. (Bottom center) When are we going to dance? Charles Reed and date. (Bottom Right) “Mellow Brown” doing their thing. seigastnin oes lt AGRON Miss Donna Jackson and Mr. Tim Goodmin were crowned ASB King and Queen on March 16, 1973 at the Royal Inn at the wharf. Senior Attendants and escorts were: Nancy Moyer, Carolyn Jackson, Ollie Brown and William Jones. Junior and Sophomore Attendants and escorts were: Karen Bradford and Andre Robinson, (Juniors) and Andrea Gross and Eddie Hayes, (Sophomores). Opposite page: Queen Donna Jackson and King Tim Goodwin. Top: Senior Attendants: (left to right) Carolyn Jackson, Nancy Moyer, William Jones, and Ollie Brown. (left) Junior and Sophomore Attendants: Karen Bradford, Andrea Gross, Andre Robinson and Eddie Hayes. 25 SNE Se — Sy calemencranonmaenandamaanne eT nn te TTT BELA CEP BERNA err Aiemaatin 6 6A Ye Venema tm TT erp HONOR ROLL These students have maintained a 3.3 grade point average or above during their high school years at Morse High. Thus, giving them the distinction of being placed on the Honor Roll. Ber yl Adachi Ada Gutierrez Karen Allen Laura Gutierrez Paul Astasauskas Therese Atienza Lorna Baquiran Michael Beadles Randy Benitez Mark Beuster Cheryl Beutling Kurt Blessinger Willie Bogan Billy Boykins Steven Brooks James Browning Cathy Hash Shirley Higgins Michelle Howard Angela Hunter Sabrina James Kim Levitt Debra Lillis Alan Lindsey Carol Lipinski Robert Lohorn George Maggay Denise McDonald Michael Monteverde fof Myra Burks tt nf Cheryl Burris Gail Murphy He i Joe Camp Leonard Pasco ay Xavier Castellanos Wesley Peck i Randall Cloud Darlene Sampson i i Marilyn Concepcion Roberta Sims | TB Edgar Cordivin Michael Sloyer { im Debora Coulapides William Smith t f; I: Maureen Cox Glenn Snyder j 4 i Mary Demshok Sheila Solorzano i aaa: Ronald Dodds Connie Stephens if : i F Robert Downs Micheal Stewart J Se Katrina Elfalan Mark Tarantino g i Donna Elser - Herman Thompson i 4. Marty Faircloth Rhonda Thorton ij 12 Mark Fica Mark Trybulski h ne Suzanne Flatt Herbert Tuyay B cigs Henry Fletcher Gloria Villaescusa ef ; 3: John Fronk Jimmy Watters if : a Connie Glase Diane Williamson gq i a Terry Goins Shude Wong Doon Jodie Grimm William Yarmy oo Karen Guinn f | Students whose names are set in bold faced type have achieved a grade point average of 3.75, or above. i 2 28 This is the 31st Annual Brigade Military Ball. It was held at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 PM to 12:00 PM, on Saturday, 17 March 1973. The Queens and her lovely attendants were presented to the ROTC Brigade at 8:30 PM, which followed the Royal Dance. The theme was “FOREVER WE’LL REMEMBER.” The music was played by “Afro Love.” (Above) Escorts L to R: Ist Lt. Monteverda, LTC W.F. Anderson, and CAPT K. Davenport, Queen and her Attendants, L to R: 2nd Attendant - Miss Debra Edwards, Queen - Miss Yyonne Lopez, Ist Attendant - Miss Sandra Burch. (Upper right) Band - Afro Love. (Bottom far right) Sgt. Majewski, “Ooooh! That feels good!” (Right) “What a DUD!!” VARSITY SONGLEADERS seca ssraiacyptse es, This year’s songleaders have done an outstanding job in cheering the teams to victory. Their enthusiastic cheering and happy smiles were present at football games, basketball games, wrestling, cross country, and soccer events. They also attended the El Centro Tournament in December. The songleaders have done a fantastic job in promoting school spirit Rah!!!!! Varsity Songleaders: (first row) Debbie Bates, Head Songleader. (second row, left to right) Louisa Buznego, Jessie Villaescusa. (third row) Karen Ausler, Darlene Sampson. 29 30 Cheerleaders and Mascots The Cheerleaders and Mascots have been tremendous in promoting school spirit in the 1972-73 school year. They cheered with the Songleaders in Football games, basketball games, soccer, wrestling, and cross country events. They also attended the El Centro Tournament. Keep on Truckin’!!!!! Cheerleaders: (front, center) Michael-Dinkins, Head Cheerleader. (middle, left to right) Harvey Curry, Gabe Adona, and Norman Ritter. Mascots: (top, left to right) Terry Odom and Carolyn Bennett. Manager: (left) Rhonda Thornton. J.V. CHEERLEADERS The J.V. Cheersquad’s enthusiastic cheers cause the J.V. teams to fight toward victory. Helping to raise school spirit in pep rallys, they also cheer in football, basketball, and soccer games, and during wrestling meets. The J.V Cheerleaders for the ’72-’73 school year are: (clockwise, top center) Karen Bradford, Head Cheerleader, Andrea Gross, Vicky Young, Monica Alfaro, Benita Amos, Janice Groves, and Sheryl Payne. a4 32 PEP BAND Pep band is very important in the total music program at Morse. The members of this band help to maintain school spirit and Tiger pride while performing at school rallies, football games, and basketball games. Pep Band: (bottom row, left to right) Henry Dinkins, Cathy Weidow, Angela Hunter, Charles James, Haweda Nash, Judy Vance, Benny Sanchez, Jonathan Dunkle, Darrell Watkins, Cindy Vance, Mr. Vinole. (second row) Creig Carter, Rodney Taylor, Richard Gardner, Jim Daw, George Browning, James Browning, Howard Ball, Mark Tarantino, Cathy Dolman. (third row) William Miller, Ronn Hall, Henry Alvarez, Mike Burton, Bill Lund, Tony Willburn, Arthur Jones, Tom Pederson, Chris Rushing, Perry Davis. (fourth row) Tito Fontanilla, Richard Bagby, Gerry Gleason, Mike Markham, Vincent Taitingfong. MORSE JAZZ-ROCK ENSEMBLE The Jazz-Roc’ ensemble is one of the elite musical organizations on campus. They receive over thirty invitations a year for performances. Future performances include tours of San Diego senior and junior high schools, and competing in jazz festivals in Los Angeles and San Diego. Jazz Ensemble: (top row, left to right) Larry Briggs, Tony Wilburn, Mike Burton, Arthur Jones, Bill Lund, Ed Johnson, Tom Pederson. (second row) Mr. Vinole, Tito Fontanilla, Richard Garner, George Browning, Jim Browning, Howard Ball, Gerald Hunter, Vincent T aitingfong. (bottom row) Charles James, Harvey Curry, Ed Whitfield, Benny Sanchez, John Dunkle, Mike Morrow, Darrel Watkins. ° Morse High Marching Tiger 8 Riera I a aa FE 4 Ls Seersnnsscnernne rn The Morse High Marching Tiger Band is the Northern California Band Review Champions of San Francisco. They perform during football games, during halftimes of home football games, and also in many parades and band reviews. Morse High Marching Tiger Band (above). Morse Tiger Band Staff of 1972-73. Director: Mr. Vinole (far left). Morse Tiger Band Leaders: (left) Head Drum Major, Charles James, Solo Majorette, Sharon Hicks, General Banderette Corps, Sherry Luczak, Assistant Drum Major, Arthur Jones. Band members: (above) Richard Allen, Henry Alvarez, Howard Ball, Arturo Barrios, Larry Briggs, George Browning, James Browning, Michael Burton, Marta Butler, Craig Carter, George Cohen, Harvey Curry, Perry Davis, Willie Davis, Jim Daw, Dan Devenberg, Henry Dinkins, Melba Dubose, Jonathan Dunkle, Nancy Fawcett, Tito Fontanilla, Richard Gardner, Gerry Gleason, Ronn Hall, Cathy Hash, Hattie Hill, Angela Hunter, Regina Jackson, Charles James, Edward Johnson, Arthur Jones, Barbara Judd, Peggy Klein, Charles Lopez, Bill Lund, Mike Markham, John Martinez, William Miller, Haweda Nash, Wanda Nations, Tom Pederson, Rodney Pope, Johnny Rather, Ricky Robinson, Chris Rushing, Darlene Sampson, Benny Sanchez, Jon Simpson, Ronald Snyder, Ray Surbrook, Vincent Taitingfong, Mark Tarantino, Becky Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Rodney Taylor, Don Turner, Lehman Ula, Cindy Vance, Judy Vance, Kenny Watson, Cathy Weidow, Tim White, Ed Whitefield, Tony Wilburn, Lori Wilson, Joel Young. Drum Major: (front, right) Charles James. Assistant Drum Major: (Front, left) Arthur Jones. Mascots: Cathy Hash and Peggy Klein. Majorettes: (left front) Sharon Hicks, Niki Kraft, Cindy Ohls, Sherri Ohls. Bandarettes General: Sherry Luczak. Letter Carriers: (front) Gloria Barrera, Loren Cabrera, Carol Chavez, Olivia Romero. Banner Corps: (center back) Nicki Gardner, Linda Gochmanosky, Cheri Monk, Major General. Hand Corps: (left back) Romaine Bishop, Vickie Buehler, Luann Fitzgerald, Margaret Garcia, Lee Ann Holmes, Jennifer Johnson, Jeannie Lara, Martha Rapolla, Sherrill Spears, Vickie Stephens, Yvonne Lopez, Major General. Flag Corps: (right) Mona Esqueda, Carmen Fontanilla, Becky Gleason, Rosemarie Inzunza, Peggy Quines, Caroline Rubalcava, Gloria Valdez, Laura Walbridge, Connie Wilson, Terri Wyborny, Major General. 33 The Tigerettes Drill Team is one of the most active groups at Morse. Doing vigorous marching dances, they brighten up home football and basketball games: Also performing in parades and band reviews, the Tigerettes are a source of Tiger pride. (below) Group picture of the Tigerettes Drill | Team. (at right) Officers of Drill Team: Sheila Solorzano, Captain; Vikki Woods, Colonel; Froni Moore, Captain. (extreme right) | Advisor: Angela Ludy. 34 Faces Around Campus i i F en 3 CSF. SEALBEARERS C.S.F. Sealbearers are an elite group of high school seniors who, through hard work and study, are graduating witha special seal on their diploma. To receive this seal they had to maintain a high grade point average for 4 semesters and take certain classes. Only an average of 15 seniors receive this honor a year. Opposite page: (first row) Paul Astasauskas, Therese M. Atienza, Lorna Baquiran. (second row) Joe F. Camp III, Xavier Castellanos, Randall Cloud. (third row) John L. Fronk, Connie D. Glase, Jodie Lee Grimm. (top row) Ada Gutierrez, Cathy Hash, Shirley Higgins, Debra Lynn Lillis. (second row) Darlene Sampson, Roberta Sims, Mark A. Tarantino. (Left) Mark J. Trybulski and Shude Lee Wong. Not shown: Maureen La Ree Cox. 39 40 N 1 gy Wy tM; NY Uy tit YW, WO i LIP.wN ihn Wii YY, YN | ) i I ! I HI] Yi yo I || HH MMMM YY; TTT ETE MALLE HY iif] Wii iA it yah AAAS | SS Lizz SS AZ Zi Ns oo SS WS ‘ S = A XS SN = XY = Dy : : . 42 First row, left to right— Archie Anderson, Greg Amos, Ray Bates, Lew Berrett, Willie Bogan, Johnny (Skipper) Britton, Tommy Brooks, Al Brown. (second row) Ollie Brown, Terry Burton, Mark Daniels, Greg Dantzler, Gary Dudly, Clifford Glass, Tim Goodwin, Frankie Hamilton. (third row) Ben Henry, William Jones, Randy Kocher, Fred Lockhart, Robert Lohorn, John Meiers, Terry Morris, Matt Mo nroe. (fourth row) Ray Morrow, Greg Pentelton, Bobby Rackley, Earl Reed, Victor Rodriquez, Alvin Rozar, Benny Sanchez, Alan Simpson. (fifth row) Willie Simpson, Peter Smith, Ed Stewart, Walter Sturkey, Keith Sullivan, Mark Taylor, Joe Thompson. (sixth row) Ted Towne, Reggie Trimble, Sherwin Wade, Willis Watley, William Wright, Ron Zacharzuk. (right) Pressure from defense causes fumble. Left—Football coaches: (top row) Anderson, Arevalo, Teretto. (bottom row) Foster, Shacklett, Desonia. (below) Morse always comes out on top. (center) Managers: (top row) Ed Cluke, Nestor Teria, George Kay. (bottom row) John Fejeran, Javier Romero. (bottom left) William Wright making a catch. (bottom right) Willis Watley doing his job on defense. Those Friday Nights Were Outa-sight! (above) Frank Hamilton 66 and Peter Smith 80 crush Santana’s drive as Matt Monroe, Terry Wallas, Mark Daniels, and Greg Dantzler are in pursuit. (near right) Ed Stewart 23 and Willis Watley 12 are converging on a Madison receiver. (middle top) Coach Shacklett pepin’ the Tigers to victory. (far right top) Coach Shacklett thinking out strategy. (far right middle) Terry Burton makes a touchdown. (middle right lower) Ollie Brown streaks for a touchdown. (far right lower) Fans cheering the team on to victory. 46 Defense Defense: (top row) Ben Sanchez, Ray Morrow, Frank Hamilton, Johnny (Skipper) Britton, Greg Dantzler, Sherwin Wade, Al Brown, Alan Simpson, Matt Monroe, Peter Smith, (bottom row) William Wright, John Meiers, Willis Watley, Tim Goodwin, Ed Stewart, William Jones, Robert Lohorn, Terry Morris, Earl Ried, Mark Daniels. Offense: (top row) Reggie Trimble, Ted Towne, Ron Zacharzuk, Ben (Slaughter) Henry, Randy Kocher, Fred Lockhart, Lew Berrett, Willie Bogan, Keith Sullivan, Victor Rodriquez, Raymond Mason. (bottom row) Mark Taylor, Greg Amos, Walter Sturkey, Greg Pentelton, Ollie Brown, Terry Burton, Willie (Linrod) Simpson, William Wright, Gary Dudley, Clifford Grass, Archie Amerson. (right) Coach Shacklett giving a pep talk. (middle right) Willie Jones brings his man down. (top right) Ollie Brown makes some moves to get away. (top left) Reggie Trimble breaks for a TD. 48 A. Simpson, Ray Morrow, Mark Daniels, and Greg Dantzler stop Santana for no gain (top). Ollie Brown on the way to another Tiger score (middle). Willis Watley intercepts Hoover’s pass (bottom left). Reggie Trimble all alone (bottom right). Finishing with a record of 4-5 doesn’t reflect the Tigers’ ability, size, and strength. The Tigers played some of the best teams in the county and came up on the winning end. The reason for this sudden improvement was Head Coach Shacklett, not neglecting the talents of Coaches Anderson, Arrevelo, ‘Terreto, and Mendoza. The offense was tough. It was led by Ollie Brown in the backfield and Ben Henry on the line. Defense was rough, led by Willis Watley in the backfield and Frankie Hamilton in linebacking and by Peter Smith on the line. Other outstanding players were Reggie Trimble, Fred Lockhart, Ray Morrow, Mark Daniels, Greg Dantzler, Matt Monroe, Willy Wright, Randy Kocher, Archie Amerson, Lew Barrett, Terry Burton and Sherwin Wade. One of the saddest memories of the season is that of the loss to number one ranked Madison, 7-6, in which a touchdown was not signaled by a referee. Above, top row: 72 Captain Ray Morrow, 80 All league first team Peter Smith, 82 All League first team Willie Wright, 60 All league first team and lineman of the year Lew Barrett, 86 All league second team Sherwin Wade, 66 All league second team Frankie Hamilton, 73 All league second team and outstanding lineman Ben Henry, 24 All league first team and Most Valuable Player of the year Ollie Brown. Bottom row: 12 All league second team and most improved Willis Watley, 13 All league second team Archie Amerson, 14 Most inspirational Willie Simpson, 20 All league second team Gary Dudley, 71 Captain Fred Lockhart (not shown). TIGER BOARD Morse 19 Granite Hills 25 Morse 18 Santana 7 Morse 6 Madison i Morse 13 Henry 28 Morse 12 Crawford 19 Morse 14. Lincoln 6 Morse 24 Hoover 21 Morse 7 St. Augustine Z Morse 7 San Diego 20 Homecoming 50 Tiger Action: (above) A Tiger makes a great move to get away. (below) Who is number 18? I don’t know, but can he move! (right) That’s the way to hold them back! (right top) Diego gets lucky, but not for long. Schedule... Morse 16. Granite Hills 6 Morse 16 Santana 0 Morse 18 Madison 8 Morse 14 Henry 28 Morse 6 Crawford 8 Morse 2 Lincoln 6 Morse 28 Hoover 6 Morse 20 St. Augustine 2 Morse 14 San Diego 2 J.V. Football Team: (below, top row) Ken Murphy, Gerry Williams, Mike Hendrix, Jerry Kenndy, Bernard Jones, Godrey Thompson, Carl Davis, Gerald Hunter, Rodney Davenport, Floyd Bailey, Kelly Carner, Brian Thomas, George Diaz, David Petterson, Tyrone Carter, Anthony Ash, Gorden Perry. (middle row) Charles Benbow, Richard Mackin, Robert Nejera, Fred Echaves, Steve Gary, Don Moore, Mike Anderson, Bruce Roland, Charles Courtney, Ernest Strong, Lamount James, Larry Simpson, Derrick Hunter. (bottom row) Andy Bordine, Don Sturkey, Howard Hooker, Darrel Hadnot, Boris McDaniels, Phil Foster, James Shaffer, Mark Peterman, Darrel Payne, Mateo Logan, Quinard McDonald, Ed Lerma. (left top) Ken Murphy (12) hands off to Mark Peterman. (middle left) The Tigers’ front line is ready to go. — 52 Cross Country This year’s Cross Country Team finished second in Eastern League with a record of five wins and one loss. Ten runners were extended in C.I.F. competition. The team took fourth place. Next year’s team will be alot better with R. Rowden, B. Johnson, E. Buenviaje, R. Allen, J. Guevara, E. Verduzco, and L. Ayala all returning. Cross Country Team: (above, front row, left to right) E. Verduzco, D. Ozaki, E. Buenviaje, R. Rowden, R. Allen, P. Regalado, B. Johnson, E. Phillips, J. Guevara, L. Ayala. (back row) D. Hacklander, N. Foster, J. Juhl, L. Rogers, C. Fendieason, G. Barrios, J. Bankston, T. East, G. Medico, J. West, T. Salazar. Tigers at the starting line (opposite page). Most Valuable Player, Ron Rowden (upper left). Billy Johnson steps (far lower left). Ed Verduzco chugging along (middle above). Edgar Buenviaje crusin’ (near left). The class of ’73 along with Paul Regalado, Donald Ozaki, and captain Ed Phillips. 53 y J VARSITY BASKETBALL Nf Y)) This year’s basketball team did a ) superb job ending up in the CIF semifinals. The team placed second in the Eastern League, with a 19-8 season record. In the playoffs, the Tigers defeated Hilltop by 18 points. Then the Tigers moved on to the quarter finals meeting top-seeded Madison. It was the most exciting game of the season with the Tigers winning in the final minutes. The score was Morse 70- Madison 67. After the game the Mighty Tigers were attacked by more than 400 roaring fans. The team moved . on to the semifinals. The Tigers had to play Kearny. The score ended up Morse 50-Kearny 66, due to cold shooting in the second half. Some outstanding players were Ollie Brown, Leading scorer and Andre Robinson. 54 Basketball Team: (opposite page, left to right) T. Goodwin, O. Brown, S. Williams, S. Wade, A. Cunningham, M. Bernhard, L. Smith, M. Petty, P. Curry, A. Robinson, R. Clemons, B. Moorehead. (front row) Team Managers: R. Cloud, R. Shirley, W. Peck, J. Tinstman. (Opposite page, left hand corner) Alan Cunninham with a short jumper. (Opposite page, lower right hand corner) Ollie Brown defends. (right) Phillip Curry with a long jumper. (lower left hand corner) Mark Bernhard and Alan Cunningham rebound. (lower right) Andre Robinson, Mark Bernhard, and Alan Cunningham await the ball. 56 BASKETBALL Basketball Scenes: (right) Andre Robinson and Sam Williams jump for the ball. (lower left) Coach Williams walks back to his seat. (below) Alan waits patiently for a miss. Most Defensive Points Season: Gary Thompson 902 Most Defensive Points League: Gary Thompson 466 Most Offensive Points Season: Frank Hamilton 2 Most Offensive Points League: Frank Hamilton 190 Best Shooting Percentage Season: Jerry Campbell 41% Most Free-Throw Taken Season: Frank Hamilton 68 Best Free-T hrow Percentage Season: Louie McRae 72% Most Offensive Points in One Game: Frank Hamilton 32 Most Defensive Points in One Game: Frank Hamilton 12 Best Offensive Average: Frank Hamilton 11.9 Best Defensive Average: Gary Thompson 3729 J.V. Record 13-11 VV. BASKETBALL 1972-1973 Opponent Madison 59 Santana 40 Chula Vista 60 Granite Hills 46 La Jolla 42 Clairemont 48 Helix 46 Point Loma 35 Patrick Henry 51 Clairemont 59 Hoover 62 Hoover 59 Crawford 47 St. Augustine 41 Lincoln 69 Patrick Henry 66 San Diego 50 Mission Bay 48 Hoover 60 Crawford 36 St. Augustine 80 Lincoln 59 Patrick Henry 62 San Diego 50 (Top L-R) B. Burr, B. Najera, J. Kennedy, G. Thompson, R. Clemons, D. Baldridge, M. Markham, E. Evangelista, B. Canales. (Bottom L-R) D. Tharpe, G. Williams, K. Murphy, F. Hamilton, G. Meno, L. McRae, J. Campbell, T. Marsh. (Left) G. Thompson Men's Wrestling Team This year’s wrestling team won the Eastern League Championship with three individual champions. First place honors going to Tony McElroy, Junior, Bobby Martin, Senior, and Dwight Thomas, Junior. This year’s team won eight duel matches and lost four. There are only five graduating seniors on this year’s team, Bobby Martin, Vincent Pickens, Herb Jackson, and Lew Barrett. Witha strong nucleus of Sophs and Juniors for next year’s team, things look very promising for 1974. Highlighting next year’s outlook is Robert McCoy, Tony McElroy, Jimmy Vargas, and Eddie Cluke. With these young men and a promising group of new comers, the mighty Tigers could again become league champs and possibly go on to the CIF Champsionship. 58 EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPS Wrestling Team: (Opposite page, front row, left to right) P. Santos, T. Santos, A. Gallardo, R. McCoy, B. Martin, N. Feria. (second row) G. Medico, C. Peterson, E. Cluke, V. Pickens, T. Towne, M. Wickware, L. Octiver, G. Himaka, T. McElroy. (third row) Coach Penacho, D. Milero, J. Darby, F. Echaves, L. Barrett, D. | Thomas, H. Jackson, R. Bradley, B. Kuon, N. i Vallar, Coach Miller. (Opposite page middle) The Tiger coach. (Opposite page bottom) Bobby Martin working for another win. (Above left) Ed Cluke works on the pin. (Above) Ed Cluke and his Tiger Pride. (Near left) Bobby Martin breaking down his opponent. BASEBALL ADRS, AORSE SN , g cane NN etme enaneno™ (top from L to R) Coach Carlson, Mer. B. Burr, E. Reed, A. Simpson, R. Kocher, L. Smith, C. Tunner, L. Barrett, A. Amerson, S. Garrett. (Bottom row L to R) O. Grisby, J. Martin. (Not shown) Reid. (above) Coach Robert Mendoza. (right) Archie Amerson and Gary Dudley, two young men who should have an outstanding season. ey x . ' wh At the time of this writing, the Tigers are at a building stage. Some of the pitchers are young and inexperienced but should improve to be very effective. The hitting ability is there and should be strong as the season progresses. The overall team spirit is good with great pride, and enthusiasm that is generated through each and every player. With all these things going for us, chances of having an excellent season is within our grasp. (top) The teams five pitchers, Dave Dorsch, Ozie Grisby, Jim Wilke, Kurt Coulapides and Willis Watley. (middle) Dave Dorsh fires one in there. (Near Left) Alan Simpson catches. ae “ APPS SY i i | 1 | (above) Archie Amerson in the outfield. (top right) Charles Reid batting. (Near Right) Gary Dudley. 62 Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Vs. Vs. Vs. Vs Vig. Vs. Vis: Vs. Wis Vs. Vs. Ns Wise Vs: Vs. Wis: Vs. Vs Vs: Bonita Vista Hoover Lincoln Henry Crawford San Diego St. Augustine Hoover Lincoln Henry Crawford San Diego St. Augustine Hoover Lincoln Henry Crawford San Diego St. Augustine v. V. BASEBALL (Side) Coach Henzie (Below Top L to R) Coach Henzie, Carl Davis, Jamie Rejus, Larry Simpson, Willy Mitchell, Lonny Stanford, Mark Waters, Steve Sames, Don Patton, Mer. Mike Burris. (Bottom Row L to R) David Patterson, Ron Mover, Steve Ashley, George Kay, Phillip Stewart, Richard Shirley, Gerald Williams, Terry Jefferson. ' Men's Rifle Team This year’s Rifle Team had one of the school’s best shooting averages. Jesse Shackleford with a 247, Luis Santos- 236, Arthur Jones-218, Bill Whipple 2Nie Morse 1134 Helix 1063 Morse 1131 Lincoln 1066 Morse 1168 Mt. Miguel 991 Morse 1185 Hoover 1209 Morse 1142 Granite Hills 888 CIF-Score 1101 Fourth Place CITY FINALS-Score 910 Fifth Place ROTC FINALS-Score 1151 Second Place Rifle Team: (Upper left, left to right) Robert Loveless, Jesse Shackleford, Marty Fierro, Art Jones, Luis Santos, Bill Whipple (not shown). (left) R. Loveless demonstrates prone position. (lower left) M. Fierro shows kneeling position. (below) J. Schackleford demonstrates off-hand. RIFLETEAM This is the girl’s second year in being in the rifleteam. They will start competition with three other team competitors. Debra Y army demonstrating the off-hand position (standing). Sandra Burch demonstrating the kneeling and Letha Morrice in the prone position. These are the three main positions used in competition. Team: (left to right) Sandra Burch, Letha Morrige, Debra Yarmy, Doris Klemin, Mapjuana DeBolt. 65 66 MEN'S TENNIS After coming off a great season last year, this year’s tennis team was ata stage of rebuilding. Coach Dave Desonia in his first season as tennis coach had only two returning lettermen, three other returning team members, and fifteen newcomers. The top singles players were Herb Tuyay, Bill Barrios, Ed Linn, and Mark Beuster. With the doubles pairs as, Benhy Sanchez, Juan Franco, and Nick Ortuno, Arturo Barrios. Plus, Joe Camp and Dana Yamaguchi also playing. ‘The season was at times frustrating, but with its team spirit and unity the season ended with a sweet note. eH ities BRAG ee ee Tennis: (opposite page, far left) Ed Linn delivers a serve. (opposite page, upper center) Bill Barrios powers a forehand. (opposite page, upper right) Mark Beuster eyes a perfect toss. (opposite page, middle) Joe Camp retrieves a baseliner (opposite page, middle right) Coach Dave Desonia and assistant coach Felix Tuyay relax during the meet. (opposite page, bottom) Herb Tuyay backhands a service return. (above) Morse Tennis Team: (front row) Juan Franco, Joe Camp, Bill Barrios, Herb Tuyay, Ed Linn, Mark Beuster, Arturo Barrios. (back row) Coach Dave Desonia, Mike Cuban, Brad Barnes, Dana Yamaguchi, Johnathan Dunkle, Benny Sanchez, Len Walkenhorse, Nick Ortuno, and Assistant Coach Felix Tuyay. (left) Juan Franco encourages partner Benny Sanchez on his serve. (bottom left) Nick Ortuno and Art uro Barrios playing aggressive net - play. The Morse Track Team has had a good season despite their two setbacks by powerhouses Lincoln and Crawford. The Tigers have broken three school records and are on their way toa fourth. ‘The Tigers ended up with a 4-2 Eastern League record. The Tigers also have good material coming back and should have another good season next year. (Upper right:) The mile relay team, Don Moore, Eddie Phillips, John Bankston, Quinard McDonald, Larry Rogers. (Middle) High Jumper Ray McDonald clears the bar. (Lower left:) 440 rela y team, Robert Lohorn, Eddie Stewart, Larry Rogers, Dewitt Milton, Danny Miller. (Lower Right:) Eddie Stewart passes the baton to Dewitt Milton in the 440 relay. (Upper left:) Ron Rowden striding the mile. (Middle left:) Distance Men, B. Johnson, L. Ayala, R. Rowden, E. Verduzco, E. Phillips, P. Regalado, B. Jones, J. Bankston, R. Allen. (Middle right:) Willlam Thompson in the long jump. (Bottom-) first row left to right) Q. McDonald, E. Phillips, B. Johnson, J. Bankston, W. Simpson, B. Jones, R. Allen, D. Milton, R. Rowden. (2nd row) R. McDonlad. R. Lohorn, E. Stewart, L. Rogers, B. Henry, L. Ayala, J. Juhl. (Third row) V. Dantzler, W. Thompson, D. Miller, T. Carter, D. Moore, P. Regalado, E. Verduzco. U.V. TRACK (Upper left:) Robert Bradley winning the 440. (Upper right:) Ed Verduzco and Don Ozaki taking first and second. (Middle:) Sidney Richards running the Mile Relay, (Bottom-first row left to right:) D. Warkins, E. Buenviaje, B. McDanil, M. Vailes, H. Hooker, C. James, D. Ozaki, R. Wilson. (Second row:) J. West, E. Medico, A. Ash, D. Castro, M. Cherry, N. Amour, (Third row:) E. Cluke, B. Thomas, G. Hunter, L. Fontanette, W. Bogan, M. Peterman, J. Duncan, I. Guevara, (Fourth row) L. Momeny, R. Bradley, N. Foster, D. Diaz, M. Duncan. BADMINTON Number | doubles Adriene Zettner hits the bird while her partner, Teresa Higgins gets ready. (Far right) Number 1 singles Jonnye Rem returns the serve. (Bottom) Peggy Klein and Nancy Garrett are number 2 doubles. lstrow L to R: Sharon Spiotti, Mayde Wong, Haweda Nash, Jackie Hines, Jonnye Rem, Willie Danis, Ruth Uirata. 2nd row: Peggy Klein, Emma Hernandez, Carol Trammel, Pam Singly, Karen Spiotti, Heidi Lynch. 3rd row: Nancy Garrett, Adriene Zettner, Teresa Higgins, Kim Lewis, Diane Sandoval, Mary Demshok, Neliza Buenviaje. TZ Women s Swimming The Girls’ Swim Team has completed its third year of competition at Morse High School. Each year the team has improved and has advanced in its standings at the all County Finals. Two years ago Morse had no representative at this meet while this year ten of the twenty-one girls advanced to these all district finals. This year’s team is composed of thirteen sophomores, four juniors, and three seniors. The team is divided into three classifications—A, B, and C according to ability. Morse had strong representation in the C classification and with returning sophomores, Morse should have an even stronger team next year. Mary Demshock demonstrates the backstroke (opposite page, top). Captain Carin Cole does butterfly (opposite page, bottom left). The coach, Miss Mallory (opposite page, bottom right). Terry Bacon demonstrates breast stroke (above left). Peggy Lindsley gasps for air while swimming free style (near left). (below, first row, left to right) V. Kendall, S. Rowden, J. Vance, K. Shaffer, M. Demshock, C. Cole, S. Spiotti, L. Alcala. (second row) Coach Mallory, R. Sanders, T. Bacon, P. Lindsley, R. Virata, A. Gutierrez, D. Lillis, D. Demshock. K. Spiotti, H. Lynch, M. Graves, T. Hemus. i Be iil dt oS i POD. 73 74 Gymnastics Gymnastics 1s a sport that takes alot of strength, balance, and precise timing. The high bar, floor exercises, tumbling, side horse, long horse, ropes, and parallel bars are some of things performed with great skill by our able gymnists. This year the Morse Gymnastics Team took second place in Eastern League. Gymnastics Team: (opposite page, top, top row) M. Gonzales, T. O’ Neal, G. Mangosing, T. Wreschinsky (manager), R. Wilson, R. Ramon (manager). (middle row) L. Momeny, T. Hobbs, R. Gilbert, S. Riggs, D. Strokes, S. Streater, S. Sessor. (bottom row) T. Gaskin, M. Irvin, P. Kriscunas, J. Gilbert, R. Schwarzbach, B. Matin, T. Mathews. (far left) L. Momeny showing his form..... he placed fourth in C.I.F. (left) J. Gilbert working on the horse... he was voted Most Valuable Player. (above) D. Strokes goes up the rope. (above left) Coach Robbins watches his team as he keeps score. (middle left) T. Matthews flys through the air as he does a routine. 75 MENS SWIM TEAM So far, this year’s swim team 1s having an outstanding season. [he season started out slow but progressed with time. Up to this writing the Tigers have won 5 in-a-row and with only one Eastern League defeat. This year’s team is strong with most of the swimmers returning from last year. This year’s team also has many new sophomore swimmers and this should help out next years team greatly. Some of the outstanding swimmers were Gene Enos who broke the school record in butterfly, Don Lindsley in breast stroke, Vance Rushing and Mark Flanders in free style. This year’s team was headed by Coach Penacho, John Johnson and Kurt Chambers. ee eee Re (Opposite page top - top row, L to R) R. Tucker, V. Rodriguez, G. Enos, M. Espiritu, R. Adams, M. Flanders, D. Wilkie. (2nd row L to R) D. Lindsley, V. Rushing, C. Rushing, T. Meyers, P. Drew, N. Ritter. (Far left middle) Vance Rushing swims Freestyle (Far left bottom) Robert Adams imitates superman (Opposite page middle) Coach Penacho encourages his swimmers on to victory. (Near left top) Stats and coaches. (Near left bottom) Don Lindsley swims breaststroke. swims Breaststroke. Surf Team The surf team had to overcome many difficulties this year in order to accomplish anything. Due to the lack of cooperation and organization, only two “‘surf meets” were held. This years team was composed of some of the best competitors Morse has ever seen, Bruce Roland, Mike Davis, Phil Reid, Jerry Davis, Gene Enos, Ed Bright, Frank Watson and Steve Brooks. A total of twenty people joined the team this year, and because only six could surf for the team, we organized a surf club. The club was composed of everyone, and the team consisted of the competitors only. (Front row, left to right) Mike Davis, Steve Brooks, George Maggay, Bennetta Buell, Glen Mangosing, Kevin Harrison, Bruce Roland. (Back row left to right) Jeff Mitts, Phil Reid, Ed Bright, Jim Gilbert, Gene Enos, Randy Butler, Frank Watson, Derwin Butler, Jerry Davis. 78 Girls’ Tennis Team: (above, top row) Betty Hackebill, Audrey Hines, Carmen Fontanilla, Nancy Garrett, Angela Hunter, Yvonne Lopez, Olga Felan, Cindy Kreyer, Nancy Moyer. (bottom row) Benetta Buell, Peggy Klein, Debbie Lujan, Monica Alfaro, De Andrea Bell, Shude Wong, Cathy Alfaro. (bottom right) Mrs. Manlove, Coach. (far right) Olga Felan makes a serve. Tennis Candids: (above) Nancy Garatt returns the ball as Debbie Lujan watches. (top left) Shude Wong gives a serve. (middle far left) Betty Hackebill does her backhand. (middle left) Cathy Alfaro does another serve. (bottom far left) Debbie Lujan shows her form on the back hand. (bottom left) Nancy Moyer returns the ball to her opponent. 80 Eastern League Volleyball Champs This year was the best year for the Morse volleyball teams. The varsity finished the season first in Eastern League and third in the city finals. The Junior Varsity finished first in Eastern League and second in the finals. With this year’s strong showing, Morse has become a feared opponent. Varsity Volleyball Team: (right, top row) Darcy Appenzeller, Teresa Higgins, Sheila Hyder, Debbie Root. (bottom row) Lynn Page, Jackie Hines, Adriene Zettner. J.V. Volleyball Team: (opposite page, top row) Gail Ceviello, Te rry Odom, Sandra Coleman, Diana Sandoval, Karen Whitten. (middle row) Susan Tucker, Jonnye Rem, Carol Trammel, Laura Gutierrez. (bottom row) Aleatha Pearl, Pam Peters, Mary Davis. The marvelous coaches, Miss McCarthy and Miss Burdick (below, left). (below, center and right) Debbie Root ( 3) sets the ball and Adriene Zettner ( 20) pokes it over. Volleyball action: (lower left) Pam Peters ( 8) digs the ball up for Pam Wolfswinkle ( 11). (below) Aleatha Pearl ( 10) spikes it over after getting the set from Sandra Coleman ( 16). | ROO RR Le ca 81 82 WOMEN S HOCKEY The Girls’ Field Hockey Team did pretty good for its first year. The Varsity finished in third place out of seven schools, while the J.V. was fourth among six teams. 1973 Hockey Record Varsity eve Hoover 2-1 Forfeit (Cooper, Gutierrez) Mission Bay 0-0 0-1 (Hines, Moyer, secton, J.V.) Clairemont 2-2 1-0 Crawford 1-2 1-1 (Cooper, Fernandez) Kearny 0-0 0-0 Patrick Henry 3-0 1-2 Varsity Hockey (top) Karen Shaffer, Audrey Hines, Lynn Page, Terry Odom, Vicky Velasco, Linda Cooper. (Bottom) Maureen Towne, Judy Fairbrother, Nancy Moyer, Angela Hunter, Laura Gutierrez, Lisa Harris, Debbie Demshok (not shown) J.V. Hockey (top) Peggy Oliver, Darlene Lokey, Gail Civiella, Terry Hemus, Melba Dubose, Mayde Wong, Elena Hernandez, (Bottom) Peggy Lindsley, Toni Jones, Larnett Eckles, Denise Becton, Marilyn Concepcion, Patty Fernandez and Joanne Daligdig. Manager- Heidi Lynch (not shown) (Bottom left) Nancy Moyer charges in after a ball... anda GOAL!! Ronee a Soccer This year’s Soccer team, headed by Enrique Tamayo, finished third in Eastern League. This was the first year of Eastern League competition and the Tigers only fell to Patrick Henry and San Diego. Next year should be the best year for the Tigers because most of the team will be returning. Soccer: (Above, front row, left to right) R. Benitez, F. Vargas, J. Franco, A. Barrios, S. Morales, K. Lakin, R. Corbala, G. Barrios, V. Rushing. (back row, left to right) L. Paulino, MVP Offense, E. Tamayo, J. Coronado, M. Anderson, A. Cordona, F. Collins, X. Castellanos, K. Sablan, D. Coronado, S. Kite, T. East, M. Moya, A. Leos, MVP Defense, I. Salazar, J. Diaz, Mgr., Coach Anderson. (left) Henry Tamayo and Juan Franco dart after the ball. (below) Roberto Corbala, Juan Franco advance down field. Women s Gymnastics | Gymnastics Team: (above, first row, left to right) Kathy Robart, Kim Yeager, Phyllis Ojeda, Lorna Baquiran, Debbie Green, Vanessa Smith, Paula Dorosh, Lorrie Rosales, Joanne Wozny, Rosie Tabiendo, Mrs. Thomas, Coach. (second row) Terry Goins, Joann Reid, Karen Guinn, Darlene Sampson, Donna Jackson, Sandra Coleman, Brenda Farmer, Kim Johnson, Vicky Kendall, Perla Pino, Vikki Woods, (third row) Dawn Cooper, Monica Alfaro, Cheryl Tafoya, Mona Siamau, Vicky Gonzalez, Adrienne Jones, Kim Mack, Terri Bacon, Debbie Kidd, Margaret Garcia, Anna Carillo. (not shown) Joyce Robinson, Donna Bryant, Nedra Zimmerman. (right) Vicky Gonzalez works on uneven parallel bars and doing it in good form. 84 é : t 3 2 i ; % Gymnastics Action: (top left) Kim Yeager does a painful splitz on the beam. (top above) Lorna Baquiran gracefully does her act on the floor ex. (middle far left) Karen Guinn shows off on the bea m. (near middle left) Lorrie Rosales starts her routine on the uneven parallel bars. (bottom left) Vicky Gonzalez a little off, but still in good shape. Womens Basketball The basketball team was coached this year by Miss Burdick (Varsity) and Miss Ludy (Junior Varsity). Both teams are capable of finishing witha great record. Just on varsity, five players were returning. The games are played at the Municipal gym. Varsity Basketball Team: (left, front row, left to right) Sheila Hyder, Lynn Page, Aleatha Pearl, Darcy Appenzellar, Sharon Jones. (back row) Debbie Root, Audrey Hines, Angela Hunter, Shude Wong, Miss Burdick, Coach. J.V. Basketball Team: (right, front row, left to | right) Terry Odom, Karen Shaffer, Pam Peters, Leona Hamphill, Sharon Bell, Debbie Allen. (back row) Debbie Bates, Patti Berneathy, Mary Davis, Rochelle Banks, Debbie Coulapides, Connie Williams, Debbie Lillis. a a Many students were involved in Senior Committees this year, therefore, one picture was taken to represent all. ‘There were many others in the Senior Committees but were unable to take pictures. Senior Committees: (top row, left to right) Cyrista Terrell, Michelle Howard, Fronie Moore, DeWitt Milton, Laura Walbridge, Pilvia Cobbs, Cheryl Wade, Isabel Zaroni, Vivian Arivizu, Orlean Cook, Carol Chavez, Carolyn Wiley, Suzanna Rillera. (bottom row, left to right) Sabrina Black, Sheila Sharpe, Rhonda Thornton, Sabrina James, Donna Jackson, Sylvia Johnson, Theresa Jones, Barbara Miller, Zander White. 91 ae Young Man and Young Lady of the Month The Honor of being chosen a Young Man or Young Lady of the month is given to students who have served the school in many ways and have maintained good grades. The hard work of participation and a willingness to help are qualifications looked for in choosing this group. Young Man and Young Lady of the Month: September: (opposite page, top left) Rhonda Thornton and Steve Streater. October: (opposite page, top right) Nancy Moyer, and William Jones. November: (opposite page, bottom left) Donna Jackson and Alan Simpson. December: (opposite page, bottom center) Tim Goodwin and Irene Benitez. January: (opposite page, bottom right) Mark Bernhard and Bernice Taylor. February: (top left) Gabe Adona and Karen Guinn. March: (top center) Paul Regalado and Carolyn Bennett. April: (top right) Herb Tuyay and Sabrina James. May: (bottom left) Vikki Woods and Michael Dinkins. June: (bottom right) Shude Wong and Mark Tarantino. 93 ee ee | This year there were many deserving people for Boy and Girl of the Year. Therefore, the ASB decided that this honor could not be given to only two people. Here are the actual ‘‘Boy” and ‘“‘Girl’” of the Year! LETTERMEN S SWEETHEARTS Lettermen Sweethearts: (top center, clockwise) September: Irene Benitez October: Rhonda Thornton November: Vikki Woods December: Donna Jackson January: Gloria Villaescusa February: Debbie Bates March: Jackie Wiley April: Sabrina James May: Maxine Cabrera June: Nancy Moyer 23 SENIOR STANDOUTS Senior Standouts: (clockwise) Contributed Most: Joe Peer and Irene Benitez. Most Likely to Succeed: Shude Wong and William Jones. Best Figure and Build: Faye Wright and Steve Streater. BS Beer Se ae . we y RES Senior Standouts: (counter-clockwise) Best Dressed: Karen Guinn and Darrel Street. Prettiest Hair: Dee Dee Bell and Philip Curry. Cutest Dimples: Tommy Brooks and Arlene Walker. Best Athletes: Alan Cunningham and Audrey Hines. TELE Ts tee de fe j 5 AY tt iet ik) at be ae . - K Senior S tandouts: (opposite page, clockwise) Best All Around: Gloria Villaescusa and Ollie Brown. Prettiest Eyes: Lee Holmes and Archie Amerson. Prettiest Smile: Nancy Moyer and Ben Henry. Most Humorous: Denise Kennedy and Durgain Johnson. (this page, counter-clockwise) Cutest Couple: Rhonda Thornton and Fred Lockhart. Best Dancers: Darrell Flenoid and Vanessa Smith. Most Friendliest: Fronie Moore and Alan Simpson. 100 Senior Standouts: (clockwise) Best Complexion: Tee Mathews and Phillis Robinson (not shown). Most Attractive: Marissa Encarnacion and Fred Lockhart. Most Spirited: Jackie Wiley and Harvey Curry. Biggest Flirt: Debbie Coulapides and Herb Jackson. eae oad ; seat Rig i ne Senior Standouts: (counter-clockwise) Favorite Teachers: Mrs. Swift and Mr. Davidson. Best Personality: Walter Glass and Sabrina James. Most Shyest: Marilyn Concepcion and William Wright. Most Talented: Minor Terrell and Linda Hampton (not shown). CLASS OF 4 Senior officers did a tremendous job this year making it a successful and memorable year. (top right) Class Officers of 1973. (bottom left) President: Joe Peer. Vice President: Irene Benitez. Secretary: Pilvia Cobbs. Treasurer: Tommy Brooks. (bottom right) Advisors: Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Huyser, Mr. Male.and Mrs. Ela. Karen Allen ipio Belen Al Gabriel Adona Beryl Adachi ve Le In Teresa Allph 1ZU Vivian Arv ie J. Amersonn Arch Victoria S. Alvarez Alvarado Ronnie Debra Jo Altaffer Walter Anderson Marina Angeles Paul Astasauskas Therese Atienza Norman Ausen Gail Baca 104 Candy Bahns Randy Baker Lorna Baquiran Alice Barajas Melba Barraza Lewis Barrett Karen Barron Nancy Barry Linda Bartholomew Debra Bates 105 Ray Bates Deborah Baughman Dennis Belanger Cynthia Bell DeAndrea Bell Pamela Bell Sharon Bell Irene Benitez 106 : Rene Bernard Patti Berneathy Mark Bernhard Mark Beuster Willie Bogan Billy Boykins Marla Brecheisen Marcia Brewer 107 108 Mary Bryant Joe Brown Jim’ Buchan Steven Brooks James Browning Dale Buehler Benetta Buell Bill Burr Pauline Cabezuela Cecelia Cabrera David Cannon 109 Pilvia Cobbs Judy Cochran Harold Cole Sandra Coleman 110 Gary Coover Edgar Cordivin Maureen Cox Michelle Cox Cheryl] Criger Evelia Cristobal Michael Dinkins as Daniel Doan Ronald Dodds Debra Domingo David Dorosh 112 Hobert Duhn aiensiagane Gene Enos Cindy Eschback 114 Henry Fletcher Tito Fontanilla Lydia Forniss Kirk Evans Diane Foss Robert Gallegos Nancie Gardner Richard Gardner Nancy Garrett Steven Garrett Lis Rebekah George Kathryn Gervais Robert Gibson Andrea Givens Jose Godoy James Goetz Terry Goins Virginia Golombek 116 | Lawrence Goodwin Martha Graves Deanna Grimm Jodie Grimm Carmen Guerrero Karen Guinn 117 118 Diana Hayes William Harrison Richard Hayes Richard Harrison Sandra Heart Trent Hubby Eric Hudson Sherry Hummel Angela Hunter 119 David Idaho Carolyn Jackson Donna Jackson Charles James Sabrina James Carole Johnson Durgain Johnson We _Janet Johnson Johnny Johnson Kathy Johnson Sylvia Johnson Kim Jones Nelouris Jones Sherri Jones William Jones Mark Kiefer Charlotte Kimble Jacquelyn Koester Barbara Kohl Donald Lindsley Edward Linn Robert Lohorn Michael Long Charles Lopez Y vonne Lopez 122 ey Jerry McLeod Denise McDonald Ellen McQueen Dierdre Medico 123 124 Raul Montano Michael Monteverde Patricia Montijo Dewitt Milton Betty Molloy Verona Moore iE Raymond Morrow Lee Mortier Marketta Mosley Gail Murphy Elizabeth Myers Randy Myres Haweda Nash 125 126 Josephine Paulino Oberdick Boyd Pearson Wesley Peck Joe Peer Arthur Perkins Kathleen Perkins Rose Pino William Pittman Gwendolyn Plunkett Ethel Pollard 127 128 Linda Rankin Charles Reid Jr. Peggy Quines ft Phillip Reid Michael Pratt Debra Raeburn Aileen Reyes Raye, ap Abigail Richardson Robert Risher SS Norman Ritter Martha Rivera Joyce Robinson James Rodriguez Victor Rodriguez Larry Rogers Angelina Roiz 129 Olivia Romero Mark Root cumeneie ss : é Begs be � 5 ; Mea 7 ia Vance Rushing Timmothy Salazar Darlene Sampson Beatrice Sanchez Benjamin Sanchez David Sanchez 130 Luis Santos Edward Shields Alan Simpson Willie Simpson Roberta Sims 131 Michael Sloyer Debra Smith Glenn Snyder Sheila Solorzano Debra Spears Michelle Spencer 132 Sharon Starr Connie Stephens Donal Stephens Vickie Stephens David Stevens Paula Stevens 7 D’Arcey Stewart Eddie Stewart Micael Stewart Devon Stokes Buck Stover Anita Stowe Raymond Styers 133 Dana Swords = Minor Terrell Elaine Tittle Eric Tinstman Arlene Thomas 134 Regina Unpingco Albert Ustoy Jose Valdez Deanne Van Every 135 ——7 Lupe Villa Arlenia Walker 4 a a Laura Walbridge Pamela Warner Kathrine Wathen Valerie Watkins Willis Watley Agnes White Gwendolyn White Zander White Lanetta Wilkes Barbara Williams Diane Williamson Judith Willingham 137 | | 1 } j { 138 Jeff Wilson Billy Winfree Deborah Yates Linda Wilson Debra Yost Leticia Wilson Vikki Woods William Wright Sandra Yost Willard Wilson William Yarmy Isabel Zaroni Linrod Zephrin Irving Young Robert Y ork x = x Zi Sl oo = 139 4 ou She’ Sk Pee Seek sees Sets, oa eS This year, the Senior Picnic was held at Lindo Lake on January 29, 1973. ‘The seniors spent their day eating, relaxing, and just having fun. Senior Picnic: (above) People enjoying the food. (bottom) Yvonne Lopez and Laura Walbridge. (opposite Page) Tommy Brooks, Walter Glass, and Agnes White. 140 141 142 SENIOR MEMORIES GABRIEL ADONA “Gabe” was active in Soccer, track, Cheerleading and Senator. He will remember Tencia (Hoover's headcheerleader), his sophomore year ’71, the cheersquad, E] Centro, Pumpkin pie, ’72 track team, and all of my friends. R.V., Y.N., C.F., L.W., S.S., S.D., L.A., and especially Corki, Max, Be-Be, Ana, Jay, Elaine, Gloria, Rosie, The sweetwater Gang, and Mrs. Slowiczek. KAREN ALLEN “Louie” will always remember Terry G. the Black Angel with the odd pechugas, Scott S. and the good times they had, all the love and happiness Fred L. gave, Bill Male, Mark H. in the 11th, Dec 2, [972 Xavier C., Rickly K. who helped her find herself, and most of all, the trust and understanding from Linda Wilson all these years. VICTORIA S. ALVAREZ Vicky will remember 10th, with D.C., K.T., M.P., M and the gang. 11th meeting G.N., partying with Lemon Grove people. 12th, have CO-ED P.E., with L.A., M.M., B.M., and etc. ... and Her cuz H.A.. Her friends O.R., R.R., C.C., D.C., K.T., and all. An aunt and Nina for first time “Little Louie”. Plans to settle down with that special person “Gilbert Nunez and his son’. ARCHIE JERMAINE AMERSON “The Devil’ was active in baseball, Football, Letterman’s club, coach at o’ffarel. He will remember game’s, baseball a good senior year. All his friend’s especially W.W., W.G., G.D., and the Mod squad. He will always remember his love for Arlenia and all the good times they had... . MARINA JEAN ANGELES “Tinker” will always remember the good times with D.M., N.B., D.Y., S.B., and M.M., the east side of Mrs. Swift’s history class, homecoming ’72, all her friends: M.D., R.E., C.L., C.H., C.S., V.S. and Mrs. Slowiczek, her science teacher who really helped her a lot and is responsible for her wanting to become a doctor. GERRY L. ARMSTRONG “Legs” He says, It is a beautiful thing when you can finally say “I’ve done it” and you have done it all the way. I would like to say to all seniors you have done it, you have made your first step. Take a look at it and continue on to greater things. Good luck to all. From Gerry. VIVIAN ARVIZY “Sorrow” plans to attend S.D. State and become a Nurse. She will always remember meeting Jimmy C. and her everlasting love for him. She will remember all Senior Ditch Days. And Partying with her friends, L.Z., K.C., $.M., J.H., S.R., D.C. and her friend in crutches, Vicky. Partying with “Encanto Boys” and her new life, Bobby S. KAREN AUSLER “Kay-Kay” was active in Dispatch, Varsity Songleader, Pep Club, and Girl’s League. Her memories included The “gang’’, sad Pep Rallies, “Lincoln” game, the bad football team, JV Cheerleaders of -73-, the good parties at “‘Cella’s” ,and most of all “dear greg’’, the help from ‘Barb’ on songleader day. Her El Centro enemy I.G. and her love to Greg. PAUL AST ASAUSKAS “The Lithuanian” was active in CSF, Campus Life, M.A.F.I.A. Independent Studies. He will always remember the good times at Campus Life. Little Bavaria, and the Homecoming Games. High Points of the Year. Fran Slowiczeks Sex Seminars and of course Ron Lauer’s “Financial Aids” discussion. He plans to attend UCSD and major in Physiology and Shakespeare. Thanks to L.B., KBs Kel CABS Mab isto. Koss and lav “TaidaIr Meile Vu ’74.” GAIL ANNE BACA Gail was active in American Field Service, Marching Band. Her most favorite memory was her trip to Costa Rica as an exchange student in the summer of 772. Mr. “V” in Band and her trip to Vallejo. Her chats in Mr. Combs class with M.P., M.C., and J.E. And all the fun on ditch days with S:@yand Gebe LORNA J. BAQUIRAN _ Lorna was active in Independent Studies, J.V. ” Cheerleader, ROTC attendent, G.A.A., Gymnastics team, and C.S.F. She remembers the farcical involvement with J.V. Cheerleading, the ROTC, and Gymnastics team, and will remember with amusement the people and activities of the I.S. Program. She will especially remember Dr. Zeddies for the knowledge and understanding of people he gave her and for his strength of character. ALICE BARAJAS “Little T.J.” will always remember all her friends especially; Jin lus As DG Re Go Bee Re AS Bele oe ie AS. Pa aie) Toe “Ga 12 Se pe A. De CAEN eaves Gc Re V., and also the good things she had on “‘Senior Ditch Day”. “Chicano Power of ’73 GLORIA BARRERA “Shortie” was active in Banderetter(Letter Carrier). She will remember the crazy times in San Francisco and taking Ist place in San Mateo, the boat ride, marching around in the rain, Balboa Park, the 30 mile walk and being Ist the joy ride to VG’s house and most of all will always remember that special someone (George Gonzales) and the future with him.... LEWIS ARMANDO BARRETT “Lew” was active in Football, baseball, wrestling, Ensemble. He will never forget all the fun times at Campus Life, after football games, the parties, one very special birthday party in’71, all the fun times after it was (Fitz). Plans to go to college and play ball. SYLVIA DEL CARMEN BARRIOS Sylvia-was Junior Treasurer. She'll always remember all her friends and teachers, their picnics at lunchtime, the nursery school last year, foods class in 10th with Martha, Carmen, Susie, and Marias, D.I.’s Tigergram, and Chulito. She plans to attend Grossmont College and then... ? DEBORAH ELAINE BATES “Bates”, “Shorty” was active as head songleader, A.S.B., Les Tigres, Homecoming queen, J.V. cheerleader. She will always remember the Skinny Locker Section, the Gang, the cheersquad’s trip to E] Centro, and all the fun they had, the debate’s the cheersquad always had (ha-ha), and most of all Mr. Tim Goodwin. To the Class of 73 “Hang in there’’. DEBORAH SUE BAUGHMAN “Boofie will always remember. .. counseling P.M. about K.B., E.H., Z.L., J.F. and the wierd lunches with Pat, Jane, Denise, Kim, and Mr. T. The Day the Italian came, U.S. Government with Mr. Bennett, Mr. Tarantino, P.M. and W.P. Also Gym with K.P. Good luck to my friends, but most to) Vee Vee OR KG Tee Be Apher Ver lice Gree KEP eM ieuD) Se): Gorn) b eke Crm ©. Cokes and W.P. JAMES AARON BEAM Jim, who was a member of the football and track team was also active in student government. His memories include all the “36-24-36’s” on campus. He won't forget Morse’s gambling casino bathrooms, all the great walkouts, and all the great people including B.S., S.O., K.K., L.S., K.N., G.P., S.C., and Mrs. Richardson. Future plans are to go to college and stay a bachelor with a pad ona hill. CYNTHIA DENIESE BELL “Slim” or “Dennie” was active in Les Tigres, Drill Team, BSU, Girls’ League, Senior Sells. She enjoyed being with the gang, A.C., T.F., C.J. She’ll miss her boss, L.C. Don’t forget T.G., M.G., E.P., F.M., P.C. Goodluck to Drill Team next year. Her major is teaching, plans to go to UCLA and later to airlines school. Hopes to spend time with G.D. (BaBa) in the future. SHARON ANN BELL “Shea” will always remember the BS at Morse and her best year as a sophomore. She plans to marry R.D. and continue to live a happy life. She will always remember her partners J.C., G.W., G.R., D.B., D.S., and “LION”. RANDY L. BENITEZ Randy was active in soccer, letterman’s club. He w ill remember the soccer team, th-gh-Im- jv- lb- 1s- - Awet homecomirg game, and many more things like “Baldy”. PATTI L. BERNEATHY “Patti” was active in Swimming, Gymnastics, Softball, Annual Staff, and Les Tigres. She will always remember all her wonderful friends P.D., D.M., L.M., B.P., D.B., M.D., T.G., and of course, her best friends Terry and Cindy. They all made her years at Morse worthwhile. MARK ALAN BEUSTER Mark was active in J.V. Tennis. He’ll remember two years of Mr. Male, Mr. Rufolo’s physics, Mr. Z’s birthday songs, and the computer in math, stolen front wheel grease caps, a stolen lock, stolen windshield wipers, a broken car window, a stolen coat, and a hit on the jaw made High School a thrill a minute. CHERYL ANN BEUTLING “Cheryl” was active in C.S.F. She will always remember M.D. and P.A. at Little Bavaria. P.Q., J.G., B.H. in English discussing her bears or frogs. W.M.’s Drama Class, and R.W. and L.G. in American Government. SABRINA BLACK “Brina” was active in Drill team, Girls League, and Pep club. She will remember the fun in Drill team and the skating parties. The bad locker section and the fun at the football games, and the homecoming dance. The year the football team went to CIF. She will always remember the fun with DEE DEE, Jackie H., Sabrina J. and Linrod Z. and the rest of the bad class of 73. BILLY BOYKINS . “Old Man” was active in baseball and Basketball. He will remember his friends and the dangers they had together. He will remember T.G., C.M., A and the rest of the guys. He will remember J.V. basketball team getting cut from the Varsity. Also his memories are with Philip getting a car, that he couldn’t drive. He will remember the young lady that he met and the way she stabbed people. KATHY BRADDOCK “Koodie Broodock”’ will always remember all the parties and the good times she had with good friends like Barb K., Angie R., Herb D., Mike F., Donna E., Mary and Karen C., Fernando C., Mike R., Billy S., Robert G., Linda B., Tony S. STEVE BROOKS Steve will remember the “chuckers’, the beaches, history with D.L.S.H., and Lite Bulb, Cligford, Tinkerbeele, Dempsey and Albe Baker, Charlie, Ditchday, New Years’73, two years of Coole, and good times and Makin in the Chevy, (Pam’s walk and the Shortness of it all) Plans to go to U.S.D. and Surf but mostly just “Enjoy it All’. THOMAS ARTHUR BROOKS ‘Tommy’ was active in J V football, varsity football, and senior class treasurer. He will always remember playing in the C.I.F. Prelims, sophomore of the year, the unforgettable night in October under the tree at Hoover, his dearest cousin, Carolyn, his problem solver, Denise, the old chum, Alvin, his true friend Marcella, and my thigh and thin love to the end, Marilyn. CECILIA BROWN “Toni” was active as Girls’ League Commissioner of Publicity, in Drill team, and as an ASB senator. She’ll always remember the “gang’’, fights in the locker room, the good times with Gary, her friends Carolyn, Barbra, Dudley, and others too numerous to name, especially Sabrina James and love to Fred Lockhart. JACQUELYN BROWN Jackie was active on the float committee. She will , always remember the walk-outs which were fun, Michelle, Carmen, Dee Dee, Mrs. Oyeshekiu’s class, the football games and 1973. She plans to attend junior college. JIM BROWNING “Jiffy” was active in the Jazz Ensemble, Concert Band, the Marching Band, and in the Pep Band. He won't forget being “Tarzan” in media in Males class, all the fun at the football games, lunchtime activities, dressing up for homecoming, booby trapping Vinole’s cars, toiletpapering h ouses, Band, etc. etc. He hopes to be with C.G. forever. BENETTA ESTELLE BUELL “Bunny” was active in the tennis team, as statis- ticlan on men’s tennis team, surfing club, and rifle team. She will always remember football and basketball games, sitting out in the cold taking scores for tennis, joining the rifle team and making no. | in the city, being the only chick in the surfing club, ditch day in the mountains 72, antics of our lunch group, all her friends. MYRA MICHELLE BURKS “Doll” was active in Dispatch, as a senator soph. and Senior years, in CSF, International Club, and Y-Teens. She remembers the Dispatch party when D.S. T.F. rolled across the floor through the kitchen down the stairs. She will also remember the good times she had with C.I., D.D.B., D.S., ERS 2G DI BADEDs Co BeWe Balen Rete “sophomore’’, the gross H2YaY cartoons. JACQUELYN E. BUTLER “Gumby” was active on the tennis team ’71-’72, softball ’71, gymnastics ’71, track ’71, and playing handball during lunch. She will always remember T.S., being a handball partner with M.M. during lunch, all the fun at the football basketball games with W.R., R.D., and E.M., M.G. She’ll never forget good old Fran and her cats flunking her class with C.H. Plans are to become an eee a for little kids and to marry B.W. on Aug. 4, | MARIA LOUISA BUZNEGO “Wiggles” was active as Varsity songleader 72-73, ASB officer, Dispatch and Annual staff. She will remember cheerleading at all the games, Jay and Johny, All the football game in 10th grade, Snoopy and his deadlines, All the coaches and especially Coach Robbins, Y.D., D.P., B.B., wish Randy luck in the future and all my love to Terry P. She plans to go to college and get married. CECELIA D. CABRERA “Shorty” was active in the Morse ensemble, Blue and Gold choir, treasurer for Blue and Gold choir. She will always remember when the ensemble had to perform the “creation” at St. Paul’s and she was about 15 min. late, her boyfriend Joe U. and how he used to sneak in to school just to see and eat lunch with her, when one of the students threw a pie at Mr. Salter’s face. MAXINE C. CABRERA “Max’’ was active as Jr. Classs Secretary, Sr. Editor of Key ’73, Head Letter carrier for the Marching Band. She’ll always remember all the fun she had in | 1th grade, ditching with B.A., T.S., R.E., marching and winning Ist place at Vallejo, trying to put the annual together, my friends B.A., J.E., G.A., M.V., L.S., the dance troupe gang and most of all, the good and bad times spent with sa M. Future plans are to attend Cal State S.D. JOE F. CAMP Ul Joe was active in Bel Canto Ens., Blue and Gold Choir, CSF, Tennis team. He will always remember J.G., D.L., R.C., and B.B., with her magic ears. Also all of his other lunchtime buddies. He will never forget Mr. W and the young boy with cheek of tan. MS. MILDRED CENTER Mildred was active in B.S.U. and a Morse High School demonstration. She will always remember those people who acknowledged her of the high school system and its wretched conditioning of the students. Power to the people who are struggling. CAROL CHAVEZ “Dolly” was in the Banderettes for two years and Was active in many Senior Committees. Remember partying with Susie from 10th to 12th. Meeting Joe C. in 10th! Partying with Beth and Duchess. Trping out on Kathy T. at parties! Beach parties at South Mission and Crown Point! Concerts and PARTIES!!! ...March 7th... STEVEN EUGENE CHEATHAM “Steve” was active as President Treasurer of International Club. He remembers ’72 Homecoming in the rain with V.H., The International Club with S.B., M.C., J.B., A.Q., and L.G., room b-4 at lunch, his stories in the Dispatch. He plans to attend San Diego State and become a teacher. RANDALL R. CLOUD Randy was active in CSF, Blue and Gold choir, basketball manager. He will always remember the “old lunch group and all the different places they found to eat. Also, all the work they did in study hall and in the Math lab. Most of all, all those nutty friends’of his, the list of which would be too long to mention. PILVIA YVONNE COBBS “Turkey”, “Pill”, “Bunniey” was active in Drill Team, and as Senior Vice-President. She remembers Drill Team with friends, Big Denise, the best year at Morse was 10th, football game with friend. Plans on going to UCSD and becoming a medical tech. on physical therapy. JUDY GONELL COCHRAN Judy will always remember all the jive times people at Morse will always remember her sophomore year... “it was the fun year”. She plans to continue to live a happy life married to Mark C. and will remember all of her friends and close ones S.B., G.R., G.W., C.W., and P.B.,.... SANDRA KAY COLEMAN “Sam” or ““Teddy Bear” was active in advanced gymnastics, volleyball team, BSU, GAA, y-teens, Drill team, ASB secretary. She will remember O.B. IV, Pooh, Lou, She-She,, Max, O-Ass, Mr. Adams, CBe Bala Die Wao Weo O28: andralliher friends. She will always remember the spirit of 70- 71, the sadness of 71-72, the togetherness of 72-73. She plans to go to USC. MARILYN JACOB CONCEPCION Marilyn was active as G.A.A. Historian, in Red Cross, on the Tennis and Field Hockey Ghee. and in CSF. She’ll always remember all her friends, classes, teachers, and everyone at Morse, She’ll never forget the exciting experiences in Red Cross during the summer of ’72 and also Red Cross in School. She plans to attend college and then become a nurse. ORLEAN MARIE COOK “Cookie” was active in Morse Marching Band, Student Worker. She always remember 10th grade with A.M. 11th grade, out in the parking lot, Mr. Brown’s Humor Class, football games and A W, the band’s trip to San Mateo, 12th grade, working in APEX and the demonstration and all the Gang, D.C., S.R., K.T., O.R., V.A., M.B., and especially Norma. GARY LEE COOVER “Crip” was active in music, Drama, and gymnastics. His 5 story fall in 1971, the wheelchair, the school play that wasn’t. The computor inI.S., Terry and Liz, Loren, Kelly, Kirk, and his pain through High school R.E. EDGAR REY CORDIVIN Edgar plans to live a quiet, peaceful life waiting for the Lord. SHIRLEY MARIE CORMIER Shirley was a Banderette in Junior year. She’ll always remember the fun she had in the Morse Tiger Marching Band. Also that teacher of theirs, Mr. Vinole, and the parade in Vallejo when they won first place. Most of all she’ll never forget the fun she had with Glenn. She plans to go to a vocational school and go intoI BM DEBRA ANN COULAPIDES “Beav” was active in GAA vice-president, basketball-softball ASB senator, and Baseball Statistician. She will never forget the Friday night “Cooks gang” N.M., L.V., J.W., K.C. and R.M.—the great hat rip-off at Farrels with her best friend Nancy, the great times on the Basketball team, especially Miss B’s party. Her close friend Cathy and the good times in Mr. D’s class and January 15. She plans to go to college and bea nurse. DARLENE C. COURTNEY Darlene was active in Choir. She will always remember all the people at school. She will never forget Earl is a very nice guy. But one teacher she will remember is Mr. Joe Adams and Mr. Wong. She likes all the people at Morse. They are all her friends, but will remember all her class mates. May God bless Morse High School. Good luck. MAUREEN COX Maureen was active in the International club, CSF, and Red Cross. She will always remember Homecoming ’72 in the rain, the Red Cross sponsored Christmas party in the psychiatric ward, interesting talks with Evie about nothing and everything, lunches with Marlene, Debbie, and Ramona, and all her friends here at Morse. EVELIA CRISTOBAL _“Evie” was active in International club and Red ‘Cross. Will always remember jors shared with good friends M.D., D.R., A.L., B.F., L.F., C.M., M.C., P.R., and of course my “guardian angel”, Maureen. I'll also remember the oneI love, Kenny W. and telling me to blush for him (crazy). Planning to go to San Diego State and Majoring in Nursing. Good Luck class of “75”. ALAN LEMOYNE CUNNINGHAM II “Apple” was basketball and track. He will remember E] Centro in his junior year, stealing them blind, Curtis Mingo and the doctor’s house. Billy Boykins, Tim, Mark Petty and out-bassing sessions to Poway and 6-19 J.V. record, he will never forget DEE tailor, Bates and her fine hairdo’s S.J., fronting people off, F.L., “superfly’, M.S. Rey , and out “Footballs losing Sea HARVEY W. CURRY Harvey was active as Cheerleader, swimmer, Band, Jazz Ensemble. He will always reme mber Band to Vallejo, El Centro, his sister J.J., D.J., K.A., and his friends Bates, G.V.R.I., L.B., L.W., D.A., ACEH Hann GBs CE wesB.jo2Vis WL: WeMEDIM:.B DEH Yous Dies KERRY DARNELL DAVENPORT “Partytime”’ was active in football, scuba diving, ROTC, and fancy drill. He will always remember playing tackle football with the faculty, winning fancy drill ’72 - likes to harrass the teacher - having a good time at ROTC Ball and picnic. Plans to enter U.S. Air Force Academy in the fall. MARY FRANCIS DAVIS “Lou” (alias HOT LIPS!!) was active with the Y- teens, ASB, the Drill team, GAA, BSU, and the Volleyball Team. She will always remember the Unity of the People during the walk-out of “73”. She will never forget the people that were always pushing her forward-Sam, She-She, Zander, Mr. Adams, Carmen, Pooh, A.B.J., D.L.S., O.W.]J., J.E.A., D.C., AND ALL THE OTHER “together” people, especially Ocie Jones. MARY DEMSHOK Mary was active in Varsity Swim and Drama. Memories are her cousin Norm, Carin Cole, Uncle Denny, her BIG little sister, tinker, Martha G., Waldo(?) and Mallory. She also will remember City and County finals, the 100 bathroom, Mr. Adams and the other counselors, and office staff, Lettle Vaveeia, the Co-op class, and her Rubber Duck and Fire Truck. MICHEAL DINKINS “Super Dink” was active as Head Cheerleader, A.S.B., Swim team manager. He will always remember the E] Centro trip the trip to San Francisco with the Marching Band, the Lincoln Football Game. He will remember B.B., G.V., IDS, Wali le ta; DRIES IOs DARE ORY IE Ey KAD Rake ACH HIN VOR kKeG: DEBRA ANN DOMINGO Debbie was active in the International club, Sigmas, Senior committee. She will always remember all her teachers she had at Morse, and © friends too. She will remember Homecoming week and how it was a lot of fun. Plans are to get a good job. ROBERT DOWNS Robert will always remember all the good times he had in Mr. Male’s and Mr. Rod’s classes. But he owes it all to Nancy who he'll love forever. JANET DORNAN Janet will always remember her government class with J.V., B.W., A.R., J.K., and all the B.S. that went on. Her best summer was the summer of ’72. The people at Morse: J.W., J.K., B.C., B.W., A.R., and all the smokers along with Mrs. Titus and her crazy counselor Mr. Adams. Her future plans are to become a nurse and enjoy her life. DEAN DRAGER “Dino” was active in Gymnastics (the only sport he loved) and as a Cheerleader. He remembers the Dispatch Staff, and his 6th grade sweetheart C.J., and good friends D.J.W., E.R., S.H., Joyce R., H.D., D.B., Mr. J.A., and to all the parties in the parking lot, Hail to the king. GARY DUDLEY “Dudley” was active in football, baseball, and BSU. He will always remember the good times he had with Sharon D. Bell and Sabrina and Cecilia and the season he had in football. JIM EDROZO “Kimo” was active in Swimming, Gymnastics, and surfing. He will remember R.B., D.B., D.D 143 144 G.M., C.M., L.L., M.C. All the chumps and clowns that messed up, He will miss only one class and that’s Art. He plans on going to Hawaii and maybe college. Good-by to P.S., C.A., C.P., C.O. and T.R. JUDITH ANN ELDRETH “Judy” will remember all the days with Eric. D and E with all their diets. D.Y. and burning test tubes. Library with Nita, Kathie and Denise and 72”. Most of all Baby T. DONNA ELSER Donna was active in Swimming and partying., She will remember the good times at Summer school of ’72 most of the football games (the ones that didn’t get raided). J.H., E.M. in the 11th, and all the other good people she met. You all know whol mean. Hope to continue the friendships and someday be able to get out on her own. Plan to go back to school, Mesa and who knows where else to study Veterinary Medicine. RAMONA ESQUEDA “Mona” remembers 10th grade with A.L. and all the trouble they had and all her friends in her junior year, memories of Eddie through her senior year. Good luck to B.B., D.D., D.C., O.R., S.R., K.T. JULIET EUGENIO “Julie” was active in parties, dances, etc, outside of school. Will always remember P.E. class with B.A., short story class with M.C., GAIL, M.P., and will cherish every moment spent with Albert Rayos and plan a life time of happiness together. KIRK EVANS Kirk was active in Ensemble, “Mafia”, Procrastination, and Student Store. He remembers Mona always suspecting Mrs. Caragozian of spying on her ad all the rest of the store people who have made this year bearable. RITA ANN EVANS Rita was active in Human relations and Chorus. She will always remember R.G. and her future husband K.B., and M.A. was special to her and also in her fun two years at Morse. MONA LISA FAIRCLOTH “Sex” was active in scarfing. She'll always treasure “Sidi Kai’ with all the happy memories they shared. “Ayooeninashane, Ricky!”. Also the “freaks” that get along with their heads. She hopes T.G., W.G., J.L.M., C.G., G.P., stay cool and live! Hopes to settle down someday soon with plenty of bread, and lots of happiness. J.L.M. tells LINDA A. FARMER Was active in AFS in 10th, CSF in 11th and 12th. She will always remember CM, EC, Posadas and Fiestas with Mrs. N + all her teachers. Linda plans to attend Mesa JC, Then UCSD, major in Chemistry. MARK FICA Mark was a Senator, Baseball Manager, and was the outstanding business student for 2 years ina row. He won't forget Denise, Debbie, and Barb in Bookkeeping. Kathy ’n Kay, D.J.A. Lunchtime with L.C., and K.L. Working for Mr. D., J.V., L.Z., Bill W., ditching with Jim and Dan And... his lovely Wife. LUE ANN FITZGERALD “Fitz” remembers good and special friends, Munckin, Rudolph, V.S., V, M.S.O. and all others. She gives a very special thanks to Vincent. She will always miss sharing gossip in P.E. and worrying at football games! She won't ever forget about “whatever” L.B. and taking auto shop in summer school. Lew is another person she'll never forget. GWENDOLYN FRANKLIN “Gwen” was active in Drill Team. She remembers the 10 kids, Chris, the manager, the toilet, and Mark, the clean fun at the apartment with M.H., M.M.., and B.H. Paige at Denny’s. CHARLES LAVERNE FREEMAN “Bro. LaVerne” was active on the Dispatch, being cool, backstabbing Alvin Rozar. He will always remember going to Govt. a couple of times, checking out Vanessa Arnold’s walk 6th period, Black Lit., fronting Mondays about the weekends, his friend Sylvia. JOHN L. FRONK “Zep” was active in CSF, International Club, Senior Cap and Gown Announcement and Senior committees. He will remember “Dippy and Dopey’, the :crowded: senior class meetings, the _weekday lunchtime discussion group, B.P.B.W., 2 and C.W., his ketchup collection, trying to top aor s jokes, SDS in per. 2 P.E., and of course, vB. TITO FONTANILLA “Jazz” was active in the marching band, jazz band, pep band. He will always remember his sophomore year, first football game, when he had so much fun, and the year the band won first place in San Francisco, and friends. DIANE FOSS “Dee-Dee” Will always remember the Dispatch. Working in the Attendance Office. And getting married on Dec. 22, 1972. And Buying a motorcycle 15 Min. later. Always remember her friends) E Ro wLsb. GJ ©. Ke )B:) be Me And the sophomore R.D. NANCIE GARDNER Nancie’s plans for the future are to marry E.L. in July of ’73. She’ll always remember all her friends these past three years at Morse: L.B., S.H., D.V., E.C., L.F., and many more including the Library Staff. She’d also like to will all her past teachers to future Morse students. Good Luck!!! RICHARD GARDNER “Tricky Dick” was active in Marching, Concert, Jazz, and Pep bands. He’ll always remember B.B. in the park, McDonalds, junior year, Vallejo first place, C.M., C.H. during the summer of ’72, and Diane who he'll want to stay with. NANCY LEE GARRETT Nancy participated on the tennis team, in the bowling club and as ASB Secretary. She will always remember ditching to the beach, Mr. Clemans bottle of hand lotion, the day it was supposed to happen and didn’t, Eddie Rodriguez, being the most inconsistent player on the tennis team, February 3, 1971, good friends D.L., T.G., K.B., and B.B., Roger, and fun times with R.B.D. She plans to enjoy life and be happy. REBEKAH A. GEORGE “Chesty”’ was active in Les Tirers, ASB senator, Swim team, and School play. She will remember her Sophomore year, Long football games, D.B., CS] JME Ps D.OF 2 Ba DIMA bP aiGaWwe J.S., M.C., and Ocean Beach with J.T., F.D., B. Her good times with K.S. Her future plans are to be a model, have a son, and be happy. And all her love to D.P. ROBERT GIBSON “Bob” was active in Intramural Handball. CONNIE GLASE “Leftie”, a member of C.F.S., won't forget J.B., J.G., D.L., B.B., toilet paperings, movie media project, Mr. Male’s drama class, the Christmas Card Caper, shaving creaming Mr. Alan’s cat, messing up Bunny’s mileage, giving homework over the phone, and... shoelaces!! WALTER S. GLASS “Mr. T.” was active as an ASB member and in Varsity Football. He will always remember their alright senior year, the together demonstration the brothers and sisters put on, and all his friends: A.A., C.J., L.H., and all the people he parties with. To Sabrina: You got a special friend. KATHY LORRAINE GLOVER “Big Woman’ was active in Pep Club and asa senator. She remembers the nights at the football games getting hoarse, eating in Restaurant Opperations, cheating in reading with L.M., work, Good ole fire drills during Ms. Comeau’s test thanks to V.A., the good times in the student store. Good luck to D.T. Good luck with Ramsey V.M. Good luck Bobby’s. Joyce Good luck. TERRY GOINS “Terry Groins” was active on the Tennis team, Rifle team, in Gymnastics, Track, and one semester Sr. class Sec. As a senior, her fondest memories are of being Morse’s first female Bolo Pete, throwing Mrs. Niedermeyer in the pool, and friendliness and love given to her by all her friends. VIRGINIA M. GOLOM BEK “Ginny” will remember senior ditch day, senior art class, and never forget Mary Bishop. A Christian will remember what life has brought him. Life brought her Micheal, Scott, and Chezri. Along with J.K., D.M., J.W., S.Z., L.M. and happiness. VICTOR GONZALES “Vic” was active in Cap Gown, Announcements, Sales, Talent, Committee, and will always remember the fine young ladies I “didn’t” find here at Morse, also the Friday nights vat A W after the Football games. Hello to B.A., “J.E., D.R., M.C., N.G., and all my sweethearts. LAWRENCE TIMOTHY GOODWIN JR. “Cyclops”, “Clete”, “Third Eye” was active as Soph. class Pres., Jr. Pres., and ASB Pres, and also participated in J.V. Football and basketball, baseball, and Varsity football and basketball. He will always remember all his years and friends at Morse, all good times with Debbie Bates will never be forgotten. He will always remember J.V. basketball and Bill “Dirt” Boykins and Curtis “Bam Bam” Boykins, and his partner Alan “Spiderman” Cunningham. Peace and happiness to all!!! JUNE MARIE GOSS (GARCIA) “Junie” will always remember B.M., T.G., J.G., L.D., L.P., and C.D. Good luck to frog, Tony, Sally and daughter Crystal. Her future plans are to bea secretary for a couple of years and then start a family LARRY GRAFTON “Duke” was active as an ROTC officer. He'll always remember those fun Saturday football games, the ROTC Ball, and one faithful pair of combat boots. MARTHA GRAVES “Marty” was on the swimming team. She will remember everybody, but especially her twin Sherry, She’ll always remember Crazy Judy, L.C., VISIR SC San aero Dette lo Kes Gr bm F.P., M.B., M.T., Mallory and the “best” swim team, Campus Life and staff, fourth period Bible Class, Mrs. Filer and her hard French class. She hopes to go to college, and live as in Colossians 2:6- 7 HAZEL LADON GRAY “Hairy” was active in B.S.U., A.S.B. senator. She will remember all the fun she had playing football with A.C., D.A., C.C., B.T., and all. She will remember sitting in Mr. Clemons class with V.S. tripping off him. She plans to get this diploma and go to college for some years and attain a background then become a Social worker and some day become the wife of my love one “Choyce Gregory Evans.” DEBBIE GREEN Debbie was active in Les Tigres, gymnastics, GAA. Memories include passing around the dud card in crafts, Cooper putting her contact in her eye and it got stuck, Going to Farrells’ after the games, Getting drenched at the homecoming game. Thurman’s bad jokes, Pam and her side-kick Dane, singing “Rubber Ducky” at the Swap Meet in their Pass MERCEDES GRIFFIN “Deeda” was active in Drill Team, Blue and Gold Choir, and Pep Club. She shall treasure the good times that she’s had, and try to forget the sad ones. Future happiness to F.M., C.B., C.J., S.B., G.D., D.J. C.C. And to the Varsity Football team who tried their best. JODIE LEE GRIMM “Dovl” was active as CSF Vice-President, AFS, Speech, International Club, Senior Committees, and Homecoming 1971. She will remember drama class, Mr. Male, Salk Institute, the Math Class lunch group, three years with Christ, Biology Birthday Party, Phillipe Salmon, learning to know herself and friends, wonderful Teachers that care, Hollywood, senioritis, Hutchinson, Kansas, The Magic Mountain, J.C. KAREN ELAINE GUINN “Penguin” or “Brother Pip” was active in : gymnastics, Les Tigres GAA, CSF, M.A.F.1.A., Senator. She will remember her stabful sophomore year. Her good buddies A.O., V.S., D.S., A.H., H.N., B.C., H.G., R.W., M.D. (the sissy Gossiper). She dedicates Debbie to Tim till death do they part. She will remember A.O. and their adventures, and her sewing partner V.S. Love is growing with ue . She will remember Mott’s and “Oh Bab LAURA GU TIERREZ “Gutz” was active in CSF, Dispatch, Hockey and Volleyball teams, Yearbook, International Club. She reme mbers bugging Mr. Huyser, Diana’s SAS, censoring the Dispatch, Joe’s duds, ee like DPS Ds ambyaeAr@) eres El lean aves little J. Ge T H., etc., a slick hockey team, good ol’ Paul’s Project People: Sam’s $4 shoes, discussing Cheri’s dirty books, all the fools she met at Morse. VIRGINIA GUZMAN “Ginger” will always remember all the pleasant times she had with all her friends and teachers. She’ll never forget the two classes she enjoyed the most which were cooking and sewing. Her favorite pastime was seeing Gerald turn green when he talked to other guys. And know the class of 1973 was the very best. PATRICIA HAMPTON “Pat” will always remember the end of her junior year with Jim Moore, good and bad times and how much he helped her, her best friend Brenda, fun they had and trouble they got into - October 71 Ranch, STEVE SANCHEZ. Hopes to get things together with Steve and Be Happy. Good luck to Doug and June Goss. DAVID EDWARD HARRIS David was active in CSF, CHESS club. He will remember the way M.W., J.M., and he were always bugging Mrs. Foster in their German class. KEVIN HARRISON Kevin was active on the swim team, surf club, lettermen’s club. He will always remember E.T.’s hammer, M.D. lunching at Law Street, and “Mr. President’s” love life. CATHY LYNN HASH Cathy was active as Band Mascot, GAA, Statistician for Boys’ tennis team, and CSF. She remembers wierd times in 10th, the circular lawn, the gang, Biology, and SS, meeting M.T., “Behind the outhouse’, arguing with Mr. V to be in band, sharing her nylons, and always the guy who she loves most, Mark Tarantino. JOAN HAZEN Joan will always remember having fun with LZ, KC, VA, SZ, (the over the hill gang) V.S., S.M., S.R., D.C., O.R., and the rest of the gang. She will always remember the good times and love she shared with that certain someone, J.B. who make her high school years special. She plans to get a job and marry J.B. BENJAMIN HENRY “Slaughter” was active in Varsity football, Varsity track. He will always remember lettering as a sophomore in track, being named outstanding lineman for Morse, being named to the all Eastern League football team. LINDA HEMUS Linda will always remember the fun in the parking lot with the gang, all the fun in Ethnic Lit, Chicano St. She’ll never forget all her friends O.R., Sse We lig esses den INC GoeAcdie ove butmost of all she’ll never forget Freddy R. and all the wonderful moments together. Plans on being a receptionist being with that special someone. SHARON HICKS “Shar” was active as Head Majorette, and on Swim Team. She'll always remember Sherry and Jim together, Laura, P.G., V.S., V.B., L.O., N.C., Mr. Vinole and Dale. ’72 seniors, and the good and bad times with Mike. Plans to go to Grossmont College. LEE ANN HOLMES “Sparks” was active in Banderettes. She'll always remember Morse’s football games, ditching with Nancy, Miss Bishop’s class, 11th grade Math class, going to San Francisco, going to see Ronnie, having friends like D.L., N.I., C.H., C.U., S.S., and A.H., and having the most considerate and loving guy around who she loves very much. They plan on being married and she’s soon to have his baby. CARMEN DENISE HOPKINS Carmen was on the hockey team, drill team and pep club. She’ll rernember the walk in for Mrs. Richardson and all of the other minority teachers. She’ll always remember the fun walking home with A. W., S.B., C.B., L.C., L.W., J.W., Friends ID eeVie Wie lees SabseeatlenS: Saka |e Edel es M.S., D.H., H.N., A.A. MICHELLE A HOWARD “Shorty” was active in “just doing her thang’’. She will never forget Mrs. Slowiczek and third period Physiology, also the fun at the football games. She remember the good and funny times with C.H., Cole Jabs sles Bale, REMEACAS BUR. W.Gs D.J., (and lots more), whom she’s all going to miss. Plans to go to LA to college and find happiness in the future. SHERRY HUMMEL Sherry will always remember the good, fun times she had. But especially she will remember her twin, Martha. She'll remember LC, M.T., C.S., F.P., P.D. BP. Crazy” Judy, J... DIS: FAW. J.M- Mr. Thruston’s fourth periond Bible Class, Campus Life and staff and her other friends. She plans to attend college and be a happy Christian. ANGELA J. HUNTER “Angie” was active in Les Tigres, Marching Band, Pep Club, C.S.F., G.A.A., I.S. She’ll never forget the help she got from R.B. She'll always remember the fun she had with H.C., M.D., D.S., D.B., Doane Gey OF Bye PevAt iio NEM She hopes that her days at USC will be as happy as the ones here at Morse. LOUIS HYMAN “Lou” was in R.O.T.C. and in the International Club. He won't forget page 115 in Mike’s Japanese book- Pelotas chilenas- Bev Harrell and all the bitchen times we’ ve had’’- the butler with the silver tray now tinted green- Terry Goins and her Calzones and agujeros, and the chink in everyone’s armor. CAROLYN ANN JACKSON “Can-a-Loup” was active in Drill Team, Cap and Gown and Announcement Committees. She'll always remember her first year at Morse, S.M. and P.R., all her old and new friends, all the football games, Homecoming night marching in the rain, Mrs. Oyeshiku’s Black Lit class. She plans to go to a two year college then further her education. Plans to remain with G.W.C. DONNA JACKSON “D.J.” was active as ASB Vice Pres., Girl of the Month Nov., Drill Team, Girls’ League, and Y- teens. She will always remember her family, S.R.J., H.J., H.C., her friends, “the gang’, the bad locker section, E] Centro, all her 3 years at Morse. She will remember one person she loves, Al Brown. To the call of 73: You can make it if you try. HERBERT JACKSON “Brother Herb” was active in chasing women, rapping and trying to be cool. He will remember that bold soul sister V.B. and how she changed his mind. MR. CHARLES BYRON JAMES “Sugar Bear’ was active as Drum Major, Soloist on Tenor Sax, and in Track. He’ll always remember the people who helped make the bands at Morse 1, the brothers sisters of the class of ’73. His future plans are to marry Gloria, go to college Major in Music Electronics. His first album, “Gloria’s Dream” will be out in 3 years. SABRINA RENEE JAMES “Brina” was active in B.S.U., Comm. of Finance, Drill Team, Les Tigres, and Girls’ League. She'll always remember the “bad” P.E. locker section, the “gang” in the 11th grade, ““E] Centro” trip, her cousin Barbara, and partner D.J., and all of the rest of her friends. To the class of ’73: Good luck brothers and sisters and may we all succeed! CAROLE L. JOHNSON “Sweety” was active as Editor of the Dispatch, memb er of annual staff being Donna’s Mom. She remembers ’ Brina, “Kaye-Kaye’’, football in the 10th grade, Snoopy, life with Bobby Martin, the summer of ’72!, Peter, ‘censorship’, Ursala, Jackie, Janice, Curtis and the locker, and most of all De’ Andrea Bell, and Daryl Bell her son. JANET KAYE JOHNSON “Shorty” or J.J. was active in ROTC, Blue Choir and Girls’ Glee. She will remember Mr. Salter’s Choir class, Mr. Carroll’s math class, Mrs. Richardson’s Short Story class and Mr. Adams as a Cool Dude. KATHRYN LYNN JOHNSON Kathy will always remember the fun at the football and basketball games, the good and bad times, the good times with all her friends that she will always remember. She plans to continue her education at State College and become a nurse or something having to do with working with people. KIM JONES Kim was in the Drill Team and the Blue and Gold Choir in the 10th and 11th, the Human Relations in the 11th and a Senator in the 10th. Remember all the fun she hadon top of the hill with Gypsie Inc, L.D., J.B., V.M., R.M., W.G., and T.G., She’ll also remember A. Y.D., A.B., S.R. and A.J.P., and her future plans are to join the U.S. Navy then maybe get married(?). ARTHUR JOHN JORGE Arthur, “Pilipino Brother’, won't forget his high school years of being a Hornet and a Tiger. His memories include Foreign Relations with other schools (a certain Warhawk, a certain Komet, and a (?) Don), the walkout of ’73, and the togetherness of the Asians... MAKIBAKA!! DENISE ANN KENNEDY “Chumly” was active in BSU, Girls league, Sigmas, Pep Club, Ensemble, and the Senior Class. She will remember almost CSF, Mrs. Swift’s gout class; public enemy No. 2 Raymond’s lectures, “Sabrina’s love problems” Best friend Marilyn, Tommys last stand, walter and our almost oranges. Vanessa and the locker talks, “Joyce in honor choir” Anderson’s famous remark. .. The crazy telephone conversations will “Pill” the State Lbrary with the “gang” The good times with W.L.T., and 1972 ASB Ball. CHARLOTTE L. KIMBLE Charlotte was active in the Pep club, BSU, and Project People. She will always remember Bernice, Joyce, Vanessa B., her 10th grade biology and World History class, the football games and riding in the rain during the homecoming. Most of all she'll always remember this year with it’s fun and trying times. She plans to live the rest of her life loving Herbert. BARBARA ANN KING Barabara will remember the laughs with her cousin Betty and the nicknames for everyone. Also spying on people, phone calls, smashing eggs, excuses, menehunes, with witchcraft petrocelli, Conigliaro, Roberto Clemente, penpals and J.E., Best wishes to the Padres... Plans to work, be happy, maybe travel. HERBERT KING “Bro. Herb” was active as pusherman and partying and eating. He will always remember the good times with his friends up on the hill. He plans to become a pro dealer and to spend the rest of his life with his lady, Rita Walker. CAROL ANN KIRKLAND Carol was active on the Dispatch. She will always remember the Great Dispatch, the goofy teachers, and the people in the Attendance office and main office for all the guidance, all her friends JUDYE SKE “Cricket” will always remember her friends like Des I) Wee Vielien Cie) sSeeAt Ee VW eeu) oes H.M.S., E.S., D.M., B.H., L.W.’S, and the thing that happened with all of them. The best thing that ever happened to her was going with Vince. She hasn’t any future plans about a career, but hopes that someday she will be able to spend her entire life with Vince. SCOTT ALEN KITE “Indian” was active in the rifle team (varsity), varsity soccer, and Lettermen’s club. In these years of high school he has’seen the evidence of a stronger and more united Third World. Good luck to the class of 73. PEGGY LYNN KLEIN “Pegoots’ was active in Band, Tennis, and Hockey. Love and many thanks to Dutch for 3 very memorable and exciting years. She’ll always remember all the good times with H.C., M.D., and the band especially a certain pizza party and almost getting busted afterwards. PAUL KRISCUNAS Paul was active in gymnastics, and swimming. He will always remember the parties at A and W and in the parking lot, fun on the high bar in gymnastics. D.K: LEVITT “D.K.” or “The Whale” was active in clowning, stereo, reading, thinking, etc. There are those who restrict their thinking to accepted consensi, and, in so doing, restrict their understanding of the complexity and interrelatedness of the dynamic Universe. Those who do their own thinking, who accept nothing without proof, free thinkers, will be those who will comprehend best. Therefore, I continue my quest for understanding, exploring and probing my way towards truth. JACKIE LEWIS “Short Stuff” was active in Blue Gold Choir 10 11 and Ensemble 10. She remembers the fun laughs (especially the la ughs) A.W., S.B., H.G., L.C., and she had. She will always remember B.H. and the wonderful times they shared. She remembers her senior live M.T. She plans to continue her secretarial career, and to strive to be successful. DEBRA LILLIS Debra was active in Varsity swimming, Swimming lesson at colina del Sel, Badminton, Math Lab, and 145 146 “Terry” was active as Mascot, in ASB, Les Tigres, and Girls’ Athletics. She’ll always remember the good times she had with her best friends Patti and Melonie. She’ll always remember JOIN eV elie pbre Kernen los Bea Baa eee Va, Fed Mart, Ray, Jon, Al, and especially Jim K. To the Zodiac, T.C. friends always. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. DONALD YOSHITO OZAKI “Odd-job” or just “Don” was active in varsity cross country and track. He will always remember the many good and happy times in track and cross country with Coach Perry and Coach Robbins and all his for great friends and teachers and counselors at MHS which above all helped and influenced him to have a heart of faith in reaching his goals especially. LEO PASCO Leo was active in all sports. He will always remember all the good times with Cardine and fun with all other friends. WELSEY T. PECK “Boring” was active in Basketball, CSF, and as a Math Tutor. He remembers fighting with D.L. in physics, Books! with DJ W, day on the job at PVH, wierd TA’s in 208, good days ahead for all, good friends on the team, his girl, free lunches. What the future holds??? JOE PEER Joe was active in the A.S.B., and Chicano club. He will always remember his first day here and all the great times he had with Natalie Sapien because she is a great person, and the Raza at Morse. BRENDA PENDERGRASS Brenda was active in Les Tigres, Softball, senator. Remembers the fun she had at Basketball and Football games, going to A W, Farrells, Pizza Hut, and Winchells, all her good friends, Best friend P.D., Gaylesians party, ditch days, the living end, campus life, fun at parties, after prom, softball games, camping at V.V., and meeting in the parking lot. She’ll always remember meeting Frank A., and the good times they had. She plans to go to college and be happy. KATHLEEN PENKINS Kathy was active active in the student store and swim 10. She will remember the good times with IMD EID SRe yD) ARE Vee hentes Oren ts bee) sien and espec ially Kathy W. It was a good 3 years but she'll be glad to be out. Plan on attending J.C. and later become a Nursery School teacher. To all her teachers and the best of them all Mrs. Caragozian. Bye K.E. PAM PETERS Pam was active swimming, in volleyball, basketball, softball, and Les Tigres. She will always remember the Les Tigres initiation, singing ‘Rubber Ducky’ with Debbie, freezing at swim meets and never winning, shrinking the volleyball with ale, good times with Max and Darcy, Mr. Thurmans ties, ‘two on a blanket’ and best of all 11th grade when she met her little Army boy. EVELYN Pays “Pumpkin” was active in cooking, dance and, swimming. She will always remember Cookie Anderson and friends and will remember her gym teachers and most of all her short story teacher Mrs. Richardson....... ROSE MARIE PINO Rose was active as Historian of Les Tigres. She’ll always remember 6 9 71, her friends G.V., J.V., D.L., and C.M., M.M.’s graduation, summer of '71, “the Ace’, and most of all, the many happy moments shared with Mike. ETHEL LORRINE POLLARD “Little Ethel” digs partying, being with D.E.J., and having fun. She will remember some of the good times with all of her friends. She wishes the best in life to F.M., T.F., L.H., C.B. G.D., A.D. R.C. She plans to become a mail file clerk and be happy for the rest of her life with Donald E. Jefferson. ANDREA J. PRATT “Annie” was nonactive. .. She'll miss the class of ’74 and will look forward to her marriage to D.S.I. JOHN PULLUMIV John was active in swimming and karate. He will remember Carol Kirland, R.C., Debbie Coulapides, D.M., Letha Morrice, Mrs. Comeau, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Shankles, Romona Wade, Paula Phillips. ROSEANNA RODRIGUEZ PULIDO “Rosie” Her memories will be working in the student store with Mrs. Caragozian ‘““The Gang’’. She will always remember meeting getting to know D.C. And Co-ed P.E. with Mrs. Palmer and Coach Mendoza. Laughs with friends, solitude moments smiles. She hopes to live forever. Revelation 21:1-4 John 17:3 PEGGY QUINES Peggy remembers Sophomore year with R.E., the Prom After Prom with R.E., all the good times with C.R. in Band Gym, Lunch gang, S.B., TA. B:B:, and Gossip Sessions in sewing with Rosie, Darlene, Valire, 73 doing homecoming halftime in the rain 73 Lincoln game. EARLEE REAVES “Earl” was active on the Morse Dispatch. He will always remember the Dispatch’s Ditch Day edition, and good times with Brenda. CHARLES E. REID JR. “Tuna” was active in Varsity Baseball. Charles will remember his years at Morse of fun in which he met many new people mostly ““Y oung Ladies’. He was also a member of the Varsity Baseball team for two years. Charles does plan to attend college, and will remember people like Bro. Ba, Clement, Ray, White, Bob, Herb and Mr. T, also C.B., NVIEV Es Kees Onl Bin Onna Gaul) eearia R.R.. Blood, People, and Land. GAIL RICHARDSON “Blah Tuesday” remembers sex, dope and gambling. She will remember all the rowdy people at Morse. She plans to be a dental assistant and to attend college. To all her partners; best of luck J.C., S.B., G.W., P.B., B.R., and best of luck to STA LINDA LOUISE RIECK “Lin” will always remember P.D. and his beautiful hair, R.T. and his foxy body, John M. perched in his tree, all the dumb things that Sandi, Doris (Dorisel - Forkel) and she did, and most of all the great friends she met here in Morse. SUZANNA A. RILLERA “Susie” was on the Senior Committees. She'll always remember her sophomore and junior year with D.C. and meeting S.G. and B.S., partying during her senior year with the gang down on Trinidad and going to concerts and dances. Meeting B.E. Her future plans are to enjoy life and take it as it comes. NORMAN E. RITTER “Critter” or “Crit” was active in Cheerleader, Soccer, Swimming Bike Club. Memories were in E] Centro with the squad, trouble over his hair with administration, Mrs. Fosters spanish class, Fri. night football games, hiding from G.H., during lunch, T.H., C.C., Big B.B., and Mr. Sexy. JOYCELYN ROBINSON “Joyce” was active in JV Cheerleader 10th grade, Morse Pep Club 10th grade, and on the Dispatch Staff. Her fondest memory of Morse was meeting “Donnie”. She will never forget Terry’s stinky feet and Rhonda’s heart with R.D.T. on it. Good wishes to two of her good friends, Fred and Vanessa, may they get the best out of life. She prays that Morse some day will find some teachers and administrators that really care about the individual students not just the groups and the very smart ones. JAMES E. RODRIGUEZ “JIM” was active in gymnastics, Soccer, tennis and rifle team. Memories are his sophomore year with Mr. Baksh’s 7th period class and the good times with M.M., A.C., D.Y., M.O., E.S., and V.C., Good luck to B.S., and L.G. He’ll never forget the fun times in gymnastics with D.D., G.P., L.M. P.K., N.C., J.W., and R.M. But most of all he’ll always remember the best times with R.U. VICTOR A. RODRIGUEZ Victor was active in Varsity swimming and football and Letterman’s club. DENISE ROCHA Denise was active in Blue and Gold Choir. She'll never forget the nutty group of friends at lunch time, P.M., D.B., J.W. and other friends of class ’72. She'll especially remember R.G., with that good sense of humor. She hopes to see them all in the future. She plans to work and after make her career in the field of fashion. LARRY DORNELL ROGERS “Super Star” was active in track 71-72-73, and Lettermen’s Club. He will remember Eastern League, 440 and Mile Relay Champion. And all the Fans sitting in the stands. ANGELINA ROIZ “Angie” will always remember the long talks with Sally, Debby, and “‘Koodie Broodock”’, good times with Mike and partying with other good friends: Fernando, Barb, Linda, and Karen, also the fun in Crafts with Dana, Anna, and Donna, and how Pauchnick tried to spoil things, but never could. She plans to keep in touch with friends and be happy. BRENDA ROLAND “Brenda” will always remember the end of her junior year with Mi ke R., the summer of ’72 with Bill B. Meeting Bud S., and all he meant to her. She will never forget Jim M. and Dana6., talking with Steve B., the goofy times in P.E. with Lois, all of the good and fun times with Pat, hope she and Steve S. can find happiness. ROSEMARIE ROMAN “Fifi” will never forget anyone or anything at Morse, especially being with D.M., O.R., D.C., L.Z., and the rest of the gang. Her future plans are to take it easy and have fun. Hope that D.A., L.S., S.G., M.S., D.M., D.Y., and all have the best luck, and lots of fun. She hopes to settle down and have fun. PATRICIA ANN ROST Patty was active in International club. She plans on getting a job. She hopes to get engaged in the next two years and later get married and raise a big family. VANCE RUSHING “Fish” or “Turbo” was active in the swim team and soccer. He will always remember the day he got his cast taken off so he could get revenge on the rest of the swim team. DAVID S. SANCHEZ ““Al Capone” was active in football, and wrestling. He remembers all his friends at Morse, good times at Audoban with B.M., S.S., B.Y., A.C., Etc., ditching at S.D.H.S. to see A.M., and old friends from R.J.H.S. LUIS C. SANTOS JR. “Luis” was active in Fancy drill team, rifle team, drum bugle corps, and color guard commander. “Louie” will remember Y.L. giving him the name of Gertrude, all the fun he had with Rosie, Carmen 1, Carmen 2, Maxine, Regina, Gloria, and especially Yvonne., being gassed at Fort Ord and remembering al’s class, Mrs. Scott, Miss Catherina, MSG West, and Mr. Carroll’s class. Plans to attend college and major in Graphic Communication. TIMOTHY A. SALAZAR “Chile”, “Super Fly” and ‘““Pusherman” was active in Track, Cross Country, Fancy Drill, and ROTC. He remembers when he ran for his letter in Track and Cross Country, and his Girl Friends! Fancy Drill 1972 when the ROTC took first in S.D. His friends, G.M., C.D., Y.D., M.C., E.Y., MSG. West, SGM. Brown. He hopes to go in the Army in the future. DARLENE DENYSE SAMPSON Darlene was active in Marching and PEP band, J.V. Cheerleader Les Tigres, GAA, CSF, BSU, and Varsity Songleader. She will always remember cheering at the games, the band trip to Vallejo, the E] Centro basketball tournament, the demonstration, and all the friends that she met at Morse. BENJAMIN SANCHEZ JR. “Benny” will remember all the girls he loved mostly Sherril, fun times with Campus Life, the band facts, Varsity football, sleeping in Gov., pinching Sherril and getting caught, Good times with R.J., G.V., L.W., C.F., Y.L. His plans are to go to college and survive, then make his 1,000,000. LARRY SAUNDERS “String” was active in Bowling, ditchings, Bowling, cross country and Chess. He will always remember when Edith was pregnate, Peggy went with Vertis, Robby was a (never mind), Michele was skinny, Rosalyn was mine, Ronda’s party, balloon fights, and of course Mrs. Slou-z-eck and the orgey. He will also remember everyone he forgot to mention. MELISSA JEAN SCOTT “Missy” was active in Track, Choir, and Gospel Choir. She remembers R.P., K.M., R.M., R.W., J.M., P.B., C.W., C.H., and the walk for Mrs. Richardson. PATRICIA LYNN SETTLE Patricia will always remember the fun J.B. and her CSF. She will remember Wes and July 17, 1971, Hanky Panky on October?, sewing pillows, making flower, Studying Calculus, fighting over physics, losing in Yahtzee, fifth period P.E., kindergarten class, most important of all being in OVE. DONALD LINDSLEY “Dee” was active in Swim Team. To F.P.P. he’ll always remember June 17th. All the wins of the swim team, because there weren’t that many. He'll never forget Brown’s Media class. Thanks Coach “P”. Remembers N.R., G.E., T.E., I love you Ee Pabe ED LINN Ed was active in two years of Varsity Tennis and in Lettermen’s Club. He remembers seeing and féeling three years of living proof of how ALL people turn irrational and brutal when infected by the disease of racism. CAROL LIPINSKI “Lip”, “Lipski”, “Rocky” was active in CSF, Banderettes, and Senior Announcement Committee. Carol remembers Scott, all the good times they had together and how much their lives changed in 3 years. Thanks to teachers R. (Bronco) Brown and Fran Slowiczek for everything. She'll miss all her close friends: Keko, Piggy, Judy K., Bdaver, Hash, Shirley, Yogi Nip, Karen, Marina, and Chica. BEVERLY LOCKE “Half Pint” was active as head of Women’s ROTC and in Gymnastics. She’ll always remember 129s, Moy.) bl), VeM., Key, © W.; E.P., and the time ROTC went to O’ farrell Jr. High. Plans to go into the service. Good luck to all you people still at Morse. ’73 all right! ROBERT LOHORN Robert was active in CSF, Track, and Campus Life. He will remember Bro. Bruce’s class, the bench, al, alan, Eddie, Kendra’s nonseminars and the independent study geeks, and joy because of all the people who found eternal life and true peace in Jesus. MICHAEL LONG “The Preacher” was active in bowling, basketball, and football. He remembers when he first came here. He was really scared, but now it’s nothing. He remembers the ASB Ball, eating at Jack In The Box, and having a real wonderful senior year by meeting new friends and becoming a witness for the Lord. YVONNE LOPEZ Yvonne was active in Banderettes and as ROTC Queen, and in Tennis. She remembers wild times with Laura, Gloria, Carmen, Rosie, Gabe, Harvey, last but not least Luis, the greatest Homecoming Game and Homecoming Dance Morse ever had, Band walks and all the band trips. May Mr. Brown have many more crazy students next year as he did this year. Many thanks to all her friends for making her senior year an enjoyable one. DEBORAH LUJAN “Debbie” was active on the Tennis Team, and in Banderettes. She'll always remember Mr. Halliday’s History class and all the fun she had with S.B., C.H., N.G., Also their regular card games in Mr. Lynsford’s class, trip to San Francisco, going to football games, stopping at Baskin Robbins with N.G. before after tennis marches, Reiko’s party, going out to lunch with L.H. on rainy days, also: N.I., S.F., T.G., S.W., RODD) Pape le On enV bee 1) sah Sen IeINes B.H., K.W., H.T. Plans to go to college. JULIAN MACHUCA “Guerito” will always remember good old Mrs. Camp (his favorite teacher), Mrs. Martinez, and all the teachers that were nice to him. Friends: Elsa, David, Silvia, Lilia, Maria Gomez, Malena, Vicky, and Juan. It was quite an experience being at this school. He plans to work, travel, live and let live!! And look for that special person!! SHARON MACK “Crisco” was active in BSU. She will always remember coming to her 6th period and to her 2nd period class, and most of all her main man T.M. GLEN MANGOSING “Kahuna” was active on the surf team, gymnastics and swimming. He will always remember the good old days with D.D., R.B., J.E., R.M., R.H., D.B., and all the Houle boys, Senior Ditch Day with R.B., football and basketball games, sick Farrells, surfing every weekend, boogie time at Campus Life, having breakfast in gymnastics. Right on U.S.A.H.!! He’ll also remember the fight at the snow and especially the good times being with L.C. BOBBY J. MARTIN JR. “Solid Rock” was active in Wrestling, gymnastics Baseball and Letterman’s Club. He will always remember Coach Penacho and wrestling. Also Tee Wee, Twin(Stokes) and the Odd Couple (Carole Johnson and DeeDee Bell). Plan to go to College and see a lot of Sandra Dudley. MARTHA MARTINE Martha will remember the great times she had as a sophomore in her crazy biology class with A.C., E.S., dumbo R, V.C., and of course BAkah as a junior the fantastic, unforgettable times with R.S. whom she’ll never forget. She’ll always remember her great friends S.D., D.I., S.V., and she’ll always remember New Years and R.C. in’73. DENISE MC DONALD “Neicy-poo” was active in annual staff, C.S.F., Les Tigres, Independent Studies, M.A.F.I.A. Remembers senior ditch day 72, the parking lot, Winchell’s , South Mission, “‘the great escape”’ Gaylesians, getting kicked out of Pizza Hut, and best friends P.B., A.C., D.S., B.P., E.S., H.M.S., Wa: low laVies iV esReS Bom Becki, Michael, Kent, the Deals, the Adonas, Zeddies, ‘Thurman’s class, and finding out about Les. LYNETTE DENISE McLUCAS “Fatso” has no other activities other than trying to grow. ‘Ideas like products start in the humblest of ways. Particularly great ideas. Offer brighter developments.” ELLEN ANGELA MCQUEEN Ellen will always remember Mrs. Adler’s Humor class with the fast one, T.W., D.W., S.G., and L.S. Also Mr. Salter’s chorus classes with Honkey and E.P. The crazy ones like V.M., K.G., P.G., P.G., A.D., L.R., L.A., V.C., J.M., her cousin and all the other crazy people she has met. Future plans are to spend the rest of her life loving Cantel. LINDA MARIE MENDOZA “Little Stuff’ was active in ROTC. One thing she'll never forget is a good cheating partner in speed reading, K.G., Thanks to V.A. for the firedrill during Miss Comeau’s Test. There’s one main class theat she’ll never forget and that is ROTC. BARBARA MILLER “Pisces” was active as Vice President of Girls’ League. She will remember her cousin Sabrina James. Also her friends Theresa Jones, Valarie Watkins, and Terry Wallace. Also “the gang’’, Delfonics, Ditching, the zips, D’ Arcey’s Pinto and Sheryl Payne, Goobers, and a “farewell kiss.” Future plans: Barbara plans to survive. LYNN MILLER “Lynnie” was active with Les Tigres. She will always remember the parking lot gang from her Sophomore year, the shortened summer school days with B.G., a truancy notice in time for the weekend, going out to lunch with “Hawk” and E.R., but most of all the days she’s spent with Marty and hopes for many more. Lots of success to her friends and especially to her best friend, Donna. CURTIS EUGENEN MINGOTI “Bam-Bam”’ was an ex- basketball player. He will remember the fights with the University and Crawford J.V. Basketball teams. Phillip Curry finally getting a car and not being able to drive it. Getting cut from the varsity team. The jalopy races with Tim. Grampa Boykins, SlimCunningham, Werewoof Thompson, CoolLouie, Kid Gary, the Doctor and the Witch, Blockhead Morrow and a big group of associated characters. BETTY JEAN MOLLOY Betty Jean was active in Dispatch. She will remember all the names she and her cousin Barbara King made up for people. Mango, Funny, Cousin, the bird, barrell, Red, Smiley, Motorcycle, and her cousin Debbie, Jr. Jameson’s class, and Chuckie L., Danny S., Roger K., Ray H., and her group’s parties. Plans to take life as it comes and travel. MICHAEL ALBERT MONTEVERDE “Monte” was active in ROTC. He will remember the Administration, Mr. Lauwer always on his back, Mrs. Skyes during lunch, Miss Bishop always risking her neck. A love for a woman he has and shall always worship. PATRICIA ANNE MONTIJO “El Pato” remembers R.B., Jimbo, Grad. ’72, Boone’s Farm gang, Deb, Jane, Kim, and Denise, Baggy Pants, K.C., Italian Fox, Dave with stuff, “Que Pasa”, her class, cruisin’ with J.W. and D.B., those far out discussions at lunch, football games, trying to be a dark chicano, all those radical people, and meeting E.H. Plans to attend college an FRONIE M. MOORE Fronie was active as Captain of Drill Team, in Pep Club, Gospel Choir, and as a Senator. She remembers always and forever W.J. She'll never forget D.F. W.G., having fun with A.C., E.P., Ga GG CB els MemP Pe Ally PSs ce C.R., and the rest of the gang. Also all the fun with Drill Team and at the football games. Her future plans are to work and attend college. VERONICA ELAINE MOORE Veronica active in senior class, Art Production, Student store and Gospel Choir. She has enjoyed the three years here at Morse, but most of all her junior year. She intends to go to college and study becoming a registered nurse. Then later. .. Who Knows..... DEANNA J. MORALES “Deanna” will always remember friends like L.S., T.O., T.S., N.B., M.B., D.Y., teachers like Mrs. Palmer and Mr. Kleitsch. She plans to get married and live in Arizona with G.L.H. FRANCES MORENO “Panchita” will always remember C.R., L.P., B.S., L.C., L:G., and the first week of school with E.M., F.S. She is glad to be able to get out this year and hopes to go to jr. college. PATRICK MORRICE Patrick was active in ROTC, scuba diving, and tennis. He will always remember seeing Sgt. West riding his 3 speed bike to school, waking up and it’s a nice day, going to school and it’s cloudy. MARKEETTA ANTOINETTE MOSLEY “Ketta” was active on the Drill team. She will always remember the good times she had in 11th grade with her sisters and cousins, her not together senior year. All her love to A.C. NANCY LEE MOYER Nancy remembers the fun she had Songleading ’72, parties at E] Centro before basketball games with Carol, Marilyn, Virginia, fun times with Connie, Donnetta, Debbie, Randy, Big Ron. Will always cherish the good times spent with Ted watching him play sports. Remembers team parties at Miss Burdicks, Making J.V. Cheerleader, Soph. Att. Homecoming, Ensemble, GAA co-pres, played Varsity Tennis, Basketball, Hockey Softball. CONCEPTION MUNGULA “Connie” was Chairman of Senior Class parents. She’ll always remember period 2 with “Deni” and “Squeeky” and of course Deni’s boyfriend. Also Driver’s Training with the girl that couldn’t drive. She’ll never forget the football games, and of course D1I., L.O., and going with Rick G. for four years. SABRINA SUZETTE MUNOZ Sabrina will always remember all the crazy times she’s has at school with Lizzie, Vivian, Joannie, Kay, Nancy, and Juliana. But most of all the partying she’s done with all the “Locas”. Her plans are to attend City College and major in Child Care. And maybe someday work it out with Delfino. ELIZABETH MYERS “Patty Paste-Up” was active in Dispatch, Annual staff, Les Tigres, Swim Stat, and Wrestling Stat. Her sophomore year was great. She will always remember Senior Ditch Day and R.S.M., the men’s swim team and coach Penacho. My good friends T.H., D.B., L.F., J.V., G.H., R.B., who she hopes to see again. The Annual staff... WOW! With layouts and paste ups Mary Marvelous and Patty pulled through. Good luck to that special guy Gary who she hopes to see a lot of. HAWEDA L. NASH “Weed” was active in Marching Band, Pep band, GAA, Les Tigres Dispatch. She will remember DE Sew As ent G- Mi. De aR-VMOM ss ouietAvine Vesey KeGeVitCrrhe Hy Guilty Hae eB sea e S.J. Always will remember B.L., She has plans to go to college spend the summer in Europe. . . MARY NAVA Mary will always remember all her friends, Mike, Kim, Calven, Sue, Terry, Irving and Debbie and all the good time they had together. Also the nursery school, Reginald, Calvin. Future plans are to attend City College. TERESA ANN ODOM 147 had. She will remember D.A., D.S., D.W., M.S., PED bos bebo lDyME G. Wisk ler Kayne, and the fun she had working in the student store. Most of all she will remember David Drager. She plans to go to College and become a Bank teller, then David and her will be married. SHEILA KAYE SHARPE “She-She” was active in advanced gymnastics, Girls softball, Gospel Choir, Book Club, GAA, BSU., Drill Team Mer. She will always remember the beautiful unity we kept during the walk-out. She won't forget Sam, Lou, O-C, J.A., O.G., J.T., F.M., Z.W., C.B., and .M.H... The girls gymnastics RAH... She won't forget their Surprise Birthday parties which were given by each other. She’ll cherish these memories the most with Lawrence Maxwell. She will definitely will attend SSD GOxinw 3: EDWARD SHIELDS Ed remembers getting high with all his partners at lunch time. WILLIE SIMPSON JR. “Priest” was active in Varsity Football, Varsity track. He will remember the great times with the boys at the bathroom and such nice young ladies. He will always remember ones as S.M. I leave my heart and soul to you. and for S.B., you'll never get to break my heart. Stay sweet Shena, Jackie ete. MICHAEL H. SLOYER Michael was active in swimming and C.G.I. Mike will always remember the swim team, Coach Penacho and his favorite word, “SPRINT”. Also will remember the good times with D.G., C.C., ES ey) ie Esepy Le Sepp Love bello elem Ae Vie Ree | le D.W., J.J., ALL IN C.G.I. and also Al Rodriguez. HELEN MARY SMEAD Helen was active with Dennis Parker. She will remember L.W., and B.H. and E.S., and her becoming friends because of N.D. and M.C., She'll never forget D.Q. and his romance with A.S. EILEEN SMEAD Eileen will never forget H.M. and her love for D.P. To all her friends: L.W., B.H., L.W., B.G., the best of luck in the future Don’t forget ISEC. LOIS SMITH Lois was active in the parking lot 1972. She will remember 72 as the “best ever’, with D.M., A.S., Via Key aK REE ee | ss ene lon lo) ea oen it Cams aes P.H., S.S., L.... Also summer at I.B., with Hickey, Linda, Butt, Pat, the “guy: at shack, the “fun farm” and lifeguards. All the screwdrivers, sloegin, Coors, Cold Duck, Chianti, Colors, and RED, WHITE, green, purple, and blue. Good luck... SCOTT SMITH “Squat’’ was active in the Human Relations Program. He’ll always remember: C.A.L. Mark T., Cathy H., Sherrie and Debbie C., 3 years with B.Male, Drama with Karen A., Fred L., Eric, and Mike, riots, racism, and roaches, the 7 and 7, Green Valley Falls, the back of a Dodge, Christmas, Halloween, and New Year’s Eve Parties. D.J.W., JoH3 Al BS and G3: VANESSA SMITH Vanessa was an ASB Senator, a member of GAA and BSU. She will always remember the clicks of “73” and wish them all the luck when they get out into the big world. The good Times? She’s still trying to remember them. VANESSA D. SMITH Vanessa was active in BSU, Girls gymnastics and GAA. Vanessa will always remember the fun times she had with J.R., J.G., D.S., and R.W., her sewing partner K.G. and the new 10th graders especially A.G., She will remember her ungrateful locker partner T.B. and thank him for the new enemy he gave her. To the J.V. Cheerleaders who had it hard to keep on pushing. And for D.K., “Lets keep what we have in common, M.V. To H.G. remember Mr. Clemmons. GLENN SNYDER Glenn was secretary of Key Club and active in Key Club for two years. He remembers Mr. Robbins and all the math he crammed into his head, rainy homecoming game, and nothing else. Future plans are to be a beach bum this summer and to attend a local J.C. (hopefully later UCSD). SHEILA SOLORAZANO Sheila was active as Captain of Drill Team, Senior attendant in Homecoming court., senator, Member of Les Tigres. She’ll remember the fun she had with M.A.S., L.H.N.I., L.W., M.S. 8.1., B.H., A.C., D.L., G.S., and Boy. the 11th grade math class with L.H. and A.H., “Little group” and our daily lunch gossips. M.S., P.P., M.F., L.R., T., J.L., 16 year old where she met the nicest guy, her special guy, Samuel Ybarra, whom she plans to marry in the near future. DEBRA JOANN SPEARS “Debra” was active in the Pep Club. She will always remember all the football games. When we beat Lincoln, Hoover, because her cousin goes there, and the game when she and Charlotte stood in the rain, and she caught a cold. Mrs. Richardson was the best Morse ever had. Good Lucky to Gwen, Barbara, Pam, Darrell, Micheal, and Bill and ME!!! MICHELLE SPENCER “MITCH” was active in Merchandising Club in the 11th grade. She remembers last year the great times she had with some special friends. She also remembers the great times Trisha and she had in Merchandising. She'll never forget Erin McKaig, DEBS hess Gove He Wey jebe wAvon E. Carand M.D. Plans to go to college and become a nurse. TERRANCE REGINA STANFORD “Terrie” was active in the Glle club, Pep club, and FBLA. Terrie will always remember the very first day she came to Morse, and the friends and people she met. Plans to join the service. CONNIE STEPHENS “Scruffy” will never forget the fun times at football and basketball games, the goofy times with “the gang’’, the happiness of having such great friends as D. W., E.F., R.B., G.M., both D.V.’s, EUG esse eves Wo PRA Tne and all the care of “big brothers” and the concern of big sis. Love and happiness to them all. VICKIE STEPHENS “Ardie’”’ was a Banderette and a member of the International Club. She’ll never forget LOVE with H.C. or J.F. who tried so hard to make her smiles do Jan Aly GHe D's) Pikes Balas J.J., and J.F. who she wishes all the happiness in the world. 72’s senior prank, football, Vallejo and Mr. V. She plans to travel and work for the Airlines. Good Luck to Harry who'll always mean alot to her. PAULA J. STEVENS Paula was active in working in the student store. She will remember the ROTC and ASB Ball with Tony. Mrs. Caragozian and the Student store. Will remember D.M., L.H., M.B., R.R., T.M., S.K., D.S. Plans to marry whoever comes along. D’ARCEY STEWART “Scorpio” was active on the football and track teams and also in Young Men’s Federation. He will always remember Sabrina, Theresa, Barbara, Andrea, Lincoln vs. Morse football games, and all the Morse young ladies. His future plans are going to college and later settle down. MICHAEL PAUL STEWART “June” was active in Soccer, Handball, and a member of the Annual Staff. He will always remember. I.S. and the day Mr. Zeddies got his face rubbed in snow. Soccer Practice, Handball, Hardly- Ever-Work Coke Machines and his family life Class. The Good times with C.B., F.C., R.B., G.H., and Kendra Dawson’s Bible Class. DARRELL STREET Darrell was active in Football and “Lot's of Women’... He will always remember the fine young ladies the rain the sun my mom... and the cool niggers at this jive school. . . KENT SWEIGART Kent was active in Key Club, Gymnastic, and Soccer. He will always remember south mission, Key Club concention, Football games, rapping a lot during class. The Gang J.S., P.I., A.C., C.S., and DO CaWarandea Mabie a Vena Da eelVie The hassles with the man G.F. never forget the fun times with B.G., a lot of fun and hassles along with work and partying. JOHN THOMAS SWEIGART “Suecine” was active in gymnastics and swimming teams, and the cycling club. He will remember the 71 Haunted House with N.L. Going to Little Bavaria with D.S. and the German class trips to A W after the football games. and Going to Torrie Pines with Independent Studies. DANA SWORDS Dana was active on the Dispatch staff. She will always remember the good times in tenth, long friendships with T.F., B.R., P.H., and J.R., the holey Dispatch, the good concerts with the good heads, OB, “Sweet Baby James”, and Joe. VINCENT C. TAITINGFONG Vincent was active in the marching band and jazz ensemble. He will always remember Lue Ann’s Christmas party and the “‘surprise” package that went with it. DAVID MARIO TAMAYO “Mr. Daved,” or “Daven” or ““Tomato Paste” was active in or as he put it will never forget Diane’s french accent, ““Tsony”, Mosley, and the library. His future plans include a certain warhawk and writing a ‘Lovely book of Poetry.” ... F.Y.C.G. MARK ANTHONY TARANTINO “Wop” was president of Marching Band, active in Jazz Ensemble, 1 on tennis team, and in CSF. He remembers tennis team with H.T., E.L., S.T., Marching band with Mr. V., C.H., J.B., R.G., and everyone else, great times with Scott the media project, Billy Male’s 10th English, ditching on the wrong day, Government with Mr. Davidson, C.H. D.C., and of course he’ll never forget his love, Cathy Hash. BERNICE TAYLOR Bernie was known as “Tiny” or White Girl.” She was active in B.S.U., the Morse Gospel Choir and was an ASB Senator. Her memories include C.K., | Ree BH Ss: DA Ga Rowe Ulb aks F., “The President”, V.Y., W.J., Oyeshiku, Ludy, Richards on, Anderson, “Black Voices’, and all the other Black People who made her happy. She plans to go toa Junior College, work ina bank and have T. Green all to herself!!! MICHAEL LEE TAYLOR “Mike” or “Red” was active in football and baseball. He will always remember the person whom he met at Morse who altered his whole life, and who changed his attitude toward people. .. . She was his really first experience toward real love and he will always remember her. CYRISTA DEANDRA TERRELL “Dee-Dee” was on the Drill Team, Pep Club, B.S.U., Girls’ League, Blue and Gold Chorus and Dispatch. She will remember all the good times with all of her friends, $.B., M.H., M.G., J.B., C.H., Z.W., and everybody else, the football games, Lincoln and Morse basketball games, all the fun she has marching in the Drill Team, the initiation they had, the locker section, skating parties and homeing. Her plans are to go to college college and major in phychology. ERIC VAUGHN TINSTMAN Eric was active as ASB member and as a tennis letterman. He remembers Cornbread most of all and forever with all his love, playing basketball in Encanto and in Athletics, going downtown, chess, Swab Bob, Div, Cowboy Mike, Linda Lue and Karen Sue, Bunny, and all the good times, but Muffin is the best. VIVIAN ADELA TORRES “Viv” will always remember her pals L.C., L.C., LS., V.A., T.H., C.S., and R.V. Also she will remember all the fun in Chicano studies and all the luv She has for J.B. She plans to go to college. SYLVIA TOVAR Sylvia was active in Drill team. She will remember her Senior Year at Morse and fun times her and the Dnill Team had with M.S., S.S., L.W., and B.H., She will remember the fun times she had with L.R., M.S., S.S., and M.S. In the near future she plans to marry Edgar Solorzano and become an operator. THEODORE WILLIAM TOWNE “Ted” was active in Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling. He will always remember Ditch days with A.M., L.V., and S.A. But he will especially remember after games and will remember all good times with N.C. HERBERT S. TUYAY “H2Y AY” and “HERB?” was active as editor-in- chief of Key 73, Varsity’tennis, USAH, Dispatch staff, Letterman’s club, Annual ’72. He will always remember those sad football games, the struggles of USAH, the great sets in tennis, all he will also remember everything he forgot, including this 1973 Key annual. REGINA UNPINGO Regina was active in CGI. She will always remember her best friends and the good times with J:Bo Mea kh DG Es RoW se B a Gari. S.W., M.S., and especially Luis Santos and her . wonderful graphic arts teacher Al. To her dear friend James, thank-you, she’ll never regret her memories. JOSE VALDEZ “Joe” was active in Varsity football, and on the Marching Band. Jose remembers the ’71 football season, forget the ‘‘72” season, all the girls in the team room, after game “activities” with Abn, mugging Cheri M. in the hall, Co-ed PE, also Rosie, Carmen, L.W., P.U., C.M., Y.L., AND all the rest of the crazy clan. CYNTHIA LEA VANCE Cindy was in the Band, Les Tigres, the almost CCSU CIO. Her friends were Benetta, LeeAnn, Cheri, Debbie, and all the Band people. T.W., CMe BGs awe Ge Mi enjittyss|ett, lays S.L., J.V., AND Shar. Leaving at lunch, puns, her Junior year with Jimmy, Vallejo, “Bullwhip”, Reiko, accident, early eating at San Matea, and French. Plans are to go into marketing at State, to become Mrs. Gleason and be happy. DEANNE VAN EVERY “Rusty” will always remember all the fun at football games and at Farrells, the fun times with ramen CaS, HOD, Giallo IRs, Woliley Wasi, REID, A.T. ete. and the fun at lunch time. MARCELLA LOUISE VAUGHN “Cella” was active in 11th grade in Marching Band. She will remember “the gang and the fateful Thursday night. The unforgetable melodramatic party of April 8, 1971. and the beautiful night of December 18, 1971, the relationships with M.B.J. and C.P. and E.B.. She will never forget her very special friends V.T., and G.T. who helped through all of her hardships. To the very special Thomas Brooks who gave me life, happiness and one together heart.... MARIA VILLA “Lupe” was active cruising and going to dances with M.T. She will always remember when M.T. her used to ditch, her crush on A.S. Hopes to see her old friends soon - B.S., H.T., M.M. and the rest. GLORIAIRENE VILLAESCUSA “Glo” was active as Publications Commissioner, Les Tigres President, and Homecoming ASB Attendants. She’ll always remember the “girls” Rosita, Jay, Dot, and of course “Ruthie”, memories of Homecoming 72-73 and the “shrinking gown’, Boysenberry, the excitement of the “Monroe Baby”, the old party gang, not yet a memory 6-30-73, and mostly, the cherished past spent with Gregg and the bright future ahead. LAURA WALBRIDGE Laura, a member of the Marching Band and active in the Cap Gown and announcement Committees, would like to wish the best of happiness and success to everyone she knows. She will miss all her friends, and she will never forget some of the things they pulled on her one time or other. She will also never forget all the trips we went on in band especially when they took First Place in Vallejo. JUDI WALL “Dee-Dee” will never forget all her friends that made this year great like Kathy, Sherry, Martha, Linda, Maureen, Denise, Kenny, Lori and all the others, and the good times in Mr. Thurston’s class. Future plans are to go to college and become a registered nurse, work, then go on to school to become a pediatrician and someday marry R.W KATHERINE L. WATHEN “Kathy” “Kat” remembers buying coke and candy. Being with her friends at lunch time. Having a blast. After graduation she plans to go out and work, then get an apartment, and then finally get married. VALERIE ANN WATKINS “Capicorn” was active in Girls’ League, and B.S.U. She will remember the football games and all her friends D’ Arcey, Sheryl, Sambra, Sarha, and Lyndia, and her cousin, Arlenia Walker, Barbra Miller, Theresa Jones, and Sabrina James. Her future plans are to go to Mesa College. AGNES J. WHITE “Aggie” or “Ming” was active in United Students of Asian Heritage Club. She will remember USAH’s trip to L.A.; the student demonstration, the open discussions in Mrs. Oyeshiku’s class; cutting up cats and pigs in Fran’s class and sharing these experiences with her best friends Sity and Irene. Her happiest and most beautiful memories are with Micheal Charfauros Yesterday, Today. and Tomorrow. _ GWENDOLYN MARIE WHITE “Cocoa” will remember all the jive here at Morse. She plans to go to college and become a baby doctor. She’ll always re- JANE WHITMER Jane will always remember the good times with Kim, Tricia, Debbie, and Denise, and the fox R.W. in crafts, She’ll never forget K.D. in Amer. Govt., either. She’ll always remember their lunch time discussions and what they caused and solved for some of them. Remembering also Skip, Roger, Dave, Larry, Roberta, Denise, and Loretta in P.E. LETICIA WILSON “Lety” was active in Bandarettes. She will always remember the miserable years she spent here and because of this she lost the one and only person she really cared for, Jim E. Buchan. CAROLYN WILEY “Carol” was active in the senior committee. She will always remember the friends in the Nurse tran. class especially E.P. and her friends A.R., A.B., J.W., and special thoughts to her “baby” E.B. LANETTA WILKES Lanetta was a member of the Gospel Choir and the Pep Club. She will remember the walk-in for Mrs. Richardson, and the walks home with C.H., S.B., L.C., A.W., Z.W., K.J., AND O.B. She plans to go to college and major in art and become a commercial artist in the future. BARBARA WILLIAMS “Bobbie” will always remember the fun times she had with Micheal D, Janet D, Brenda J, and the lesson she learned. She will also remember her 12th grade Government class with JD, AR, DS, JK, A. Her plans are to become an airline stewardess and later marriage. JEFFREY WILSON “Jeff” will always remember D.Y. and D.C. in second period English, partying on Friday night with T.S., T.E., and S.T. To T.S., thanks for helping me through the year. He’ll also remember all the fun during the year of 72. Future plans are to marry T.S. and party every night. Will always remember ditching graphic arts class and all the trouble he got into during the year. LINDA WILSON “Shrimp” remembers smoking dope, hanging in the back with Mark. She will always remember E.K., HM., B.S:, M.R., J.S., B.A., N.D:, D-E.S., and Mark. Getting her head together and Mark not letting her lose it, 12 2 72, all the kids, and the famous toe. BILLY WINFREE “Bill” will remember John, Bob, Charles, Jim, Kevin and the lunch hour conferences, Mr. Tharpe in Chemistry and Mr. Wightman’s and Mr. Thurman’s classes. SDS in second P.E. VIKKI LYNN WOODS Vikki was active in ASB, Drill Team, and Girls’ League. She will always remember the year of 70- 71 when they had the best year, all the fun times in the locker room second period. SHUDE WONG Shude was active in GAA (tennis, basketball, track), Senior Announcement Committee, and SCF. She remembers the wet party they had for K.B. D.W., being left stranded by the bus going to the Haunted House, J.C.’s puns, Miss Groins (La Angelita Negra), some of the strangest teachers like G.L., D.T., Mr. T, and J.M., the DY NAMIC LECTURES by Mr. Z., Mr. R., and Mrs. S., and all of her colorful assortment of finds who, by now, all have a little “chink” in their armor. CHARLES WRIGHT Charles was active as photographer for Dispatch, Annual, and intramural handball. He will always remember playing handball every lunch hour, taking 5th place in city wide handball tournament, cutting up the Dispatch, ignoring Diane, listening to Louisa on and onand on..... and who could forget Mr. Sims. WILLIAM WRIGHT William was active in football, BSU, and Dispatch. He will remember the beautiful protest against this racist educational system and he hopes that it continues until education at Morse becomes what it should be. Power to the People. DEBBIE YATES “Debbie” will always remember D.C.J.W.T.S., R.D., in Mr. Thurston’s class. They had a lot of fun. She will always remember R.D. and how he always got in trouble in crafts. She will remember D.M. and R.B., in Kleitchs class and how they used to sit and talk. She will remember C.B., C.T., and K.H., in P.E. and how they had a lot of fun laughing. and she will remember N.B. DEBRA YOST “Debbie” will always remember the summer of ’71, her junior year with Nise, K.R., and J.E., lunch with D.L., E.A., and J. Judy and Eric, Eddy “the grouch’’, those mid-day breaks with ulcer, all the little sessions with Mrs. Morgan, Shude in Mr. Z’s class, the VC freaks and their parties, Robert “her big brother’, and most of all Rick. DAVID IDANO ZARAGOZA “Gordo” was active in Soccer. He remembers Soph. Yr, “Sr. Ditch Day” everybody who chickened out, the gang, S.B., C.M., J.M., E.F., L.A., getting to know J.M., P.M.., joking with P.M., M.M.., all the guys, Big Jane Deb, the football games (Madison’s), going to the Mexican posada and being late, besides getting lost, Spanish with Mansir (3 straight years). Plans to work! ISABEL ZARONI “Lizzy” was active in senior class and as a senator. She will always remember getting in trouble and having fun with K.C., V.A., J.H., V.S., S.E.. Friends V.T., S.M., S.R., D.C., “The Encanto Boys”, and the rest of the gang. She'll never forget the fun in Disneyland with the “Deveras” and with D.C. Plan to go to college and marry Dennis one day. LINROD ZEPHERIN “Slim Lin” was active in the Blue and Gold choir. Slim will always remember the tripping times he had with his daughters Sherl P., Vickie Y., and Sabrina B, the fun he had with his soft-hearted secretary, Cynthia B., and the great times with his mother Shena B. 150 CLASS LEADERS Junior class officers this year are: (at right) President: Mark Daniels. (far right) Vice President: Greg Dantzler. (below) Class Advisors: Mr. Howell and Mr. Perry. (lower right) Secretary: Janice Grove. (not shown) Treasurer: Terry Burton. Cathy Abat . Norma Abbate Rose Arbayo Robert Adams Lilia Aloarez Lorie Alcala Catalina Alfaro Michael Allen Sherrie Allen Henry Alvarez Linda Alvarez Elva Amaya Louis Angulo Cookie Anderson Gloria Anderson Ron Anderson Teresa Anderson Charlotte Antoine Darcy Appenzeller Tina Arbuthnot Debbie Arney Erskine Arnold Paul Astasauskas Richard Bagby Candy Bahns Floyd Bailey Mike Bailey Howard Ball Rochelle Banks « Johnny Bankston 151 tbe Cheri Bell Renee Bell Sharon Bell Randy Benitez Charles Bishop Linnette Blackwell Beth Blanchard Joe Blas Vanessa Bond Cleveland Bonniley Roberta Boone Denise Bowie Bart Boyo Kathy Braddock Karen Bradford Catherine Brees Tony Broadnax Joe Brookins Paulette Brooks Jacquelyn Brown Debbie Bell Bruce Barberini Brad Barnes Guillermo Barrios Belinda Bautista Emma Beck Octavia Brown Ursula Broussard Donna J. Bryant Edgard Buenviaje Donald Bullick Cheryl Burch Sandy Burch Mike Burkee Cal Burris Gretchen Burmester Michael Burris Donald Burtrum Darrell Busch Ken Bute Maria Butler Ronny Butler Sylvia Camara Leonel Canales Tony Capossere Arturo Cardona Maria Calvo Joe Carmichael Ana Carrillo Leslie Carrington Keith Carter Tyrone Carter Mildred Center Lily Cesena Faith Chambers Alberto Chavez 154 Mike Cherry Valeria Chestang Julie Childs Gayle Civiello Wanda Clark Renetta Cody Lester Cole Judith Coleman Faron Collins Louis Comaduran Laura Conde Debbie Coombes Douglas Cooper Linda Cooper Robert Corbala Victor Cordova David Coronado Jose Coronado Marilyn Corum Rhonda Cote Ken Courtney Cheryl Cox Jennette Cradic Duane Crawford LaMont Crawford Mary Crice Tony Crosby Brenda Curry Denise Cully Allan Cunningham Jerry Cunningham Marvin Dair Joanne Daniels Jack Darby Mae Davis Mike Davis Natalie Davis Vernie Mae Davis Willie Mae Davie Perry Davis Anthony Davis Mark Davidson Mark Delaney Maria Delia Martin Delgadillo Pamula Detienne Dan Devenberg William Devine Robert Diaz John DiBernardo Carolyn Disnew Bernitta Doris Janet Dornan Paula Dorosh Michele Drew Ursula Douglas Herb Downing Uzuri Dozzell Eugene Duby | ! Raleigh Duenas Ronn Duke Cicro Dunaway Jonathan Dunkle Katrina Elfalan Cindy Eschbach Esther Espinosa Michael Espiritu Kellie Evans Rita Evans Nancy Fawcett Elaine Feistel Olga Felan John Fejeran Marty Fierro Toni Fierro Tracy Fisher Ken Fitchhorn Lue Ann Fitzgerald Mark Flanders Cheryl Flenoid Steve Foley Carmen Fontanilla Darlene Foster Jeff Franklin Betty French Judy Fry Marvin Fukushima Samuella Galbreath Norma Gallegos Victor Gallegos Lynn Garcia Steve Gary Thomas Gaskin Irvin Gaston Claire Gautier 156 James Gilbert Adrienne Givens Clifford Glass Becky Gleason Lorraine Glover Linda Gochmanosky Jorge Godoy Michael Gonzales Ralynn Gonzalez Richard Gonzalez Jack Gooden Ken Gotthelf Debbie Grace Tom Gravelle Gloria Graham Mary Graham Renee Graves Hazel Gray Charles Griego Antionette Griffin Ossie Grisby Robert Grimes Janice Groves Greg Guevara Karen Guinn Mary Gurbacki Brenda Guss Ada Gutierrez Jorge Gutierrez Barbara Hatch 157 Barbara Hale Jackie Hall Ronn Hall Lucile Hanibal Kelly Harlow Beverly Harrell Alma Harris Bryan Hartwick Leona Harvey Falene Hayes Terry Hemus Angela Henderson Desiree Henderson Iris Henderson Clyde Hendrickson Jimi Hendrix Michael Hendrix Robert Hernandez Alan Higgins Shirley Higgins Teresa Higgins Synceerae Hill Gerald Himaka Jackie Hines Terry Hobbs Stephen Hodges 158 Mary Hoo Howard Hooker Carmen Hopkins Jenice Houston De Ann Howard Michele Howard Carol Huff Joyce Huffy Angela Hunter Randy Hurst Jacky Husky Linda Husky Sheila Hyder Rosemarie Inzunza Mike Irvin Carmen Jackson Carolyn Jackson Donna Jackson Michael Jackson Teddy Jackson Vicky Jackson Terry Jefferson David Jenkins Dawn Jensen Adrienne Jones Arthur Jones Augustus Jones Bernard Jones Bettina Jones Billy Jones 159 160 Cindy Jones Joyce Jones Letha Jones Billy Johnson Debbie Johnson Dorothy Johnson Jeff Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kim Johnson Colin Johnston Barbara Judd James Juhl Debra Kane George Kay Valrey Key Charlotte Kimble Mary King Vicky Kite Keith Kline Randy Kocher Bruce Kowahl William Kwon Patty Lalsm Robert Lafleur Kevin Lakin Kathy Lambkin Beth Lansing Jeannie Lara Michael Lee Octavio Lelevier Arturo Leos Jackie Lewis William Lewis Tony Long Ricky Losongco David Loth Bobby Lott Sherry Luczak Dorothy Lujan Y olanda Lujan Bill Lund Kim Mack Richard Mackin Frances Mafnas William Mahon Ray Marcom Beckie Marrufo Jamie Marshall Lisa Marshall Kathy Martin Shannon Martin Vertis Martin Albert Martinez John Martinez Pam Martinez Vickie Mathews Arnie Mayor Pam Mazzeppi Janice McCall 161 Laura McCoy Quinard McDonald Ray McDonald Robert McGowan Damita McKnight Sherry McKnight Spencer McLocas Louie McRae Robbie Medico Johnny Meier Arturo Mendez Elaine Meno Fernando Mercado Julie Miller Dewitt Milton Jose Mincey Jeff Mitts Andre Mitchell Cynthia Mitchell William Mitchell Carol Moen Mona Mondragon Jesse Montgomery Cheri Monk Esther Montiel Maria Montijo Sharon Moon Donald Moore John Moore Veronica Moore Tony Morales Frances Moreno Letha Morrice Melanye Moss Daniel Munoz Eunice Murphy Liz Myers Linda Myers Randy Myres Richard Nabors Debra Nailon Steve Narvaez Haweda Nash Wanda Nations Pam Neabors Jeff Needham Dianne Nelson Chamanic Nely Richard Newbern Donis Newirk Kenneth Nixon Keith Novotny Allen Nowden Scott Nunez James Odle Alma Oldenburg Mary Olier Peggy Oliver Nick Ortuno Anna O’ Quinn Karen Ouellett Diane Ouellette Philip Oxford Diana Page Vera Page Alfred Parial 163 Catherine Parker Classye Parks David Patterson Donald Patton Darryl Payne Lois Payne Sheryl Payne Nick Penaloza Martha Peck Manuel Penney Brenda Pendergrass Chuck Peterson Doug Peterson Mark Perkins Aleatha Pearl. Chuck Perry Tom Pederson Jack Phillips Michael Phillips Florence Picardal Bill Pierce Teresa Pilch Bill Plunkett Mike Polley Marshall Porter Lauretta Pretty 164 Sheila Prince Becky Prunty Peggy Quines Robert Quinn Alicia Quintanilla Joe Raymond Constance Reed Christine Reeger Paul Regalado Pimp Reid Cecilia Reyes LaDonna Rhoades Don Richards Linda Rieck Scott Riggs Mike Riley Oretha Riley Valerie Ripple David Ritz Danny Rivera James Robbins Beverly Roberson Henry Roberts Michael Robert s Andre Robinson Joyce Robinson Regina Robinson William Robinson Alfred Robles Dolores Rochon 166 Luz Roman Leah Romero Evy Rodriguez Debbie Root William Rose Sonny Rosete Ron Rowden Arnold Rowland Caroline Rubalcava Calvin Rubets Paul Ruble Guillermina Ruiz Chris Rushing David Sackrider Carlos Sais Christine Sala Isaisas Salazar Darlene Sampson Rosalyn Sanders Diana Sandoval Jay Sanger Ralph SanNicalas Rodney Saunders Karen Schilchtenmyer Cynthia Schory Debra Scott Kim Scott Audrey Seay Mara Secor Gina Sevilla David Sharp Doug Shelia Don Sherman Ron Sherman Keith Shields Peter Shipley ie Mike Shipp Richard Shirley Shrone Simmons Glen Simpson Laverne Simpson David Sinay Caudell Smith Oerrick Smith Lonne Smith Oretha Smith Sambra Smith Thomas Smith Van Smith Vanessa Smith Lynda Solomon Mercy Solorzano Tony Somera Barbara Sorrow Maria Soto Perry Spencer Sherri Steele Donna Stein Connie Stephens 168 Darlene Stercho Thersa Stevens Micheal Stewart Sandra Stewart Joseph Stoekl Sharen Stewart Reid Stone Tina Stone Modesto Suarez Micheal Sullivan Ray Surbrook John Swiegart Rosaling Taiting Floyd Talbert Marta Tamayo Rosa Ravarez Deba Taylor Dridrie Taylor Bernice Taylor Donna Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Glenn Taylor Myron Taylor Rebecca Taylor Rodney Taylor Arlene Thomas Dwight Thomas Debbie Thompson Edwina Thompson Gary Thompson William Thompson Maria Thibeault Elaine Tittle Vivan Torres Marc Tourville Sylvia Tovar Carol Trammel Nancy Trout Joe Trujillo Stella Tucker Susan Tucker Billiejean Turner Debbie Upton Doris Vailes Leonard Valasakos Gloria Valdez Amalia Valenzuela Nestor Vallar Judy Vance Susie VanLoon Donna Van Pelt i i a ii i Frank Vargas Jimmy Vargars Ray Vasquez Micheal Veasey Y olanda Vera Pat Victoria Steven Veihman Jessie Villzescusa Josephine Vitrano Bonnie Bolstorf Sherwin Wade Wagner Dennis Kim Wainscott Lynn Waklenhorst Rex Walker 169 Mark Walters Steven Ward Carl Washam Leslie Washam Mark Waters Frank Watson Cathy Weidow Denise Walborn Guy Wells Steven Werdeman Diane West Darrel Wheeler Bill Whipple Brett White Donna White Eddie White Robert Whitehead Patty Whitley Karen Whitten Micheal Wickware Rony Wilburn Carolyn Wiley Jim Wilkie Debra Williams Michele Williams Rod Williams 170 Cheryl Roburn Keith Sullivan Serres Sensei, 4 So sananaas Sam Williams Denise Wilson Robert Wilson Jacqqueline Wilson Tom Wolf Jannette Wright Eddie Wright Cicil Wright Jon Wreschinsky Charles Woods Teddy Yarbrough Dana Yamaguchi Terri Wyborny Victoria Wright Linda Wright Felisa Zatarain Vicki Y oung Russell Y oung Marry Young Debra Yarmy Nedra Zimmerman Sarah Zimbelman Adriene Zettner Yolanda Zipeda Sonia Cornejo Deborah Allen Erlind Allen Elva Amaya Kenneth Amis Greg Amos Darcy Appenzeller Deborah Arguello Edward Armendariz Robert Armstrong Vanessa Arnold Vincent Atoigue Chris Azhocar Annallee Barlow John Barton Debbie Bell David Blankenship Sheena Brazley Vernon Broadway Jacquelyn Brown Larry Brown William Burgess Terrance Burton Grace Cabezuela Donna Cabrera Charles Campbell Bessie Carroll John Clark Danny Collins William Cormier Kevin Corum Marilyn Corum Kurt Coulapides Carmelita Crayton Diane Daniels Mark Daniels Greg Dantzler Brian Davis Judy Davis Willie Davis Mario Deanda Henry Dinkins Benetta Doris Keith Dowell Gary Easter Constance Epperson Denise Evans Rickie Evans Malcom Flagg Thomas Flores Stephanie Ford Nathan Foster Phillip Foster Kathryn Foucher Earle Franks Marvin Franks Elsa Fuentes Billy Gagen Tina George Ronald Gibson Norma Gilbert Jorge Godoy James Groves Gail Gunion Robert Haines Jim Hair Franky Hamilton Charles Hampton Lucille Hanibal Beverly Hanley Blaine Hanner Cindy Hawkins Jerald Hawley Joseph Hayden Joey Hernandez Marilyn Hicks Sharon Hicks Camera Shy Kathy Hinds Chris Hoogendyk Michelle Howard Joyce Hubby Derrick Hunter Cecelia Irby Terry Jackson David Jenkins Ivan Jimmerson Bobby Johnson Garwin Johnson Sylvia Johnson Bernard Jones Bettina Jones Deborah Jones Fred Jordon Roberta Kamaka Cheryl King Timothy King Carol Kirkland Austen Kitchel David Kite Doris Klem Randy Leach Nick Leblanc Anthony Lee James Lefall Bev Lemoine Jackie Lewis Kim Lewis Mary. Lewis Craig Lickert Richard Majewski Ron Marriott Andrew Martinez Edward Matthews Steven McCarthy Danny McGraw Lynn Miller Dennis Mills Matt Monroe Rosealie Morens Terrance Morris Sheila Moton Elaine Munoz Jack O’Neal Fred Orbke John Patterson Margo Peralto Dennis Pizock Victor Pippins Darlene Primos Kevin Raboteau Robert Rankin Joe Raymond Jerry Reese Roshlie Revilla Rachiella Roberts Joyce Robertson Mike Rodgers Mary Rodriguez Javier Romero Ronald Rowden Willie Royster Chris Ruiz Alva Russell Kenneth Sablan Ernesto Salazar Linda Sandoval Gabriel Santacruz Anthony Santos . Rodney Saunders Melissa Scott Dexter Seastrong Rose Semiya Stanley Sessor David Setter Robert Simipson Roberta Sims George Simsu Helen-Mary Smead Joel Smith Robert Soduberg Donald Stephens Sandra Steward Sonda Stokes Walter Sturkey Barry Thomas Harold Thomas Godfrey Thompson Joseph Thompson Gilbert Torres Reginald Trimble Janet Tucker Donald Turner Tom Turnour Cathy Ustoy Becky Valenzulla James Vanhorn Edith Wade Allen Walker Diana Wallace Edward Wallace Richard Wallace Rose Walton June Wayne Timothy White Carolyn Wiley Debbie Winkowski Ricky Wright Victoria Writht Duane Youne Ronald Zacharzuk OLrs In rv — 5 3 a. ni Action Ju On Acti ill LOPE Ga RK ere Sophomores in 176 Sophomore class officers of 1973 succeeded in all their goals, contributing alot to this school year. (at right) President: Cheryl Sullivan. (left to right) Vice President: Andrea Gross. Secretary: Ele an Green. Treasurer: Teresa Blackwell. (left to right) Advisors: Mr. Adams and Mr. Halliday. OPHOMORE CLASS OF ‘75 Steve Abat Ronald Abbott Michael Acosta Bridgett Adams Randy Adams Tony Alaniz Monica Alfaro Bill Allen Craig Allen Richard Allen Shelly Allen Karen Altaffer Benita Amos John Anderson Michael Anderson Clara Angulo Tony Anthony Paulette Antoine Talmadge Armour Sandra Arnold Dan Arce Julio Arreola Steve Ashley Louis Ayala Terri Bacon Ann Bailey Linda Baird Carol Baker Dean Baldridge Ramona Banks James Barbee Bill Baughman isd 178 Arturo Barrios Jesse Beagley David Beam Denise Becion Steve Beck Greg Becker Mark Becker Bruce Bell Debbie Bell Debra Bell Mary Bell Ray Bell Sandra Bell Dennis Bellmer Chuck Benbow Angela Bennett Robert Bibo Michiko Bishop Romaine Bishop Steve Black Melody Blackman Theresa Blackwell Mejia Blanca Craig Blumberger Jaime Blumberger James Bond Andy Bordine Darlene Bowie Joseph Boykins Rita Boykins Robert Bradley Maria Brasil Floyd Brecheisen Michael Breslin Connie Briggs Larry Briggs John Bright James Brooks Bill Brown an Darrell Brown Elizabeth Brown Sharon Brown Vincent Brown George Browning Leslie Browning Alicia Broussard Vicki Buehler Fidel Bueno Victor Buenpostro Neuza Buenviaje Howard Bullard Ricky Burnett Mike Burns Michael Burris Stan Burton Rosemary Burton Howard Bussell Casandra Butler Derwin Butler Arturo Cabrera Loren Cabrera Linda Cacho Jackie Caldwell Carol Calkins Johnny Callahan Virginia Callihan Cynthia Campbell Evelyn Jose Caraballo Jimmy Carle Kelly Carner Dale Carraway 179 | | | ) 180 Terry Cherry Teresa Clark Edward Cluke Debra Cody Carin Cole Charline Cole Claudia Collard Lupie Comaduran Rita Concepcion Gilbert Contreras Marlene Coombs Dawn Cooper Steve Cooper Mark Cormier Joe Cureaux Craig Carter Ted Casaus Aaron Castellanos Andre Castro Daniel Castro Laura Cesena Debbie Champion James Chandler Laura Chapman Leonard Chase Victor Chavez Scott Cherry Renee Daniels Charles Darden Ava Davis Chris Davis Jerry Davis Wayne Davis Jim Daw Ronald DeBoo Susan DeCastro Christian Del Rosario Humberto Cornejo Barbara Corsello Fernando Cota David Covarruvias Rhonda Courtney Pat Coviello Jeff Cox Ken Cox Mike Cox Sheena Crawford Karen Crice Gregory Crump Mary Ann Cruz Joanne Daligdig 182 Tom DeMello Debbie Demshok Robert Detienne Jeff Devenberg _ David Diaz Gloria Diaz Johnny Diaz Michael Diaz Natie Diaz Inez Diehl John Dillman Dave Dineen Robert Dodds Kathy Dolmage Beverly Domingo Alena Dominguez Rene Drake Pat Drew Ronald DuBeau Melba Du Bose Diane Dunlap Yvonne Duran Fred Echaves Mike Echaves Larnett Eckles Kenneth Edgar Charles Edwards Debbie Edwards Kandy Elder Florence Eldridge Veronica Enrique Greg Epperson Belia Estrada Efren Evangelisia Donna Evans Lynell Evans Steve Evans Judy Fairbrother Brenda Farmer John Feck Charles Fendley Nestor Feria Mercy Fierro Marina Fernandez Patricia Fernandez Daria Finan Debbie Finlayson Carmencita Flake Robin Flint Jacinta Flores Debbie Floyd Michelle Fontnette Lucille Ford Alonzo Foster Richard Fletcher James Flinn Mike Flynn Lestor Fontnette Kelly Foster Stephanie Foster 183 184 John Franco Peggy Frishkorn Brian Fryhling Jeanne Fukushima Karen Funieelli Donna Furry Alex Gallardo Alfred Garcia Art Garcia Elizabeth Garcia Margaret Garcia Matilda Garcia Bill Gardener Nickie Gardener Susan Gary Mike Garza Eunice Gaston Rita George Richard Gibbs Ronnie Gilbert Bob Gironimi Betty Givens Gerald Gleason Sharon Glenn Jodi Glisson James Goebell Christina Gonzalez Greg Gonzales Joe Gonzalez John Gonzalez Hector Gonzalez Ofelita Gonzales Barbara Gomez Alicia Grageda Glen Green Laurie Griego Shirley Griffin Andrea Gross Jorge Guardado Joe Guevara Phyllis Guss Don Hacklander Darrell Hadnot Juan Haines Sharon Hale Kathy Hall Leona Hamphill Larry Hanson Leisa Harris Kathy Harrison Sandra Harvey Susan Hawkins Edward Hayes Kevin Hayes Telida Heart David Henderson Joyce Henry Kathy Henry Elena Hernandez Cathie Herrera Richard Hettich Katie Heyer Dwain Hicks Connie Higgins Chris Hill Hattie Hill Theresa Hill Tom Hiltz Paula Hines James Hodge Terry Holsten Chales Holthoff 186 Dorothy Holtkamp Christina Hom Gwen Howard Allen Hoyt Paul Hublou Diane Hummel Edwin Hutsona Lee Hyatt Clarence Irving John Irwin Carmen Isordia Carol Jaques Keith Jackson Regina Jackson Ronnie Jackson Lamont James Marilynn Jarrett Melody Jay Deborah Jordan Robert J orge Donna Jones James Jones Jennifer Jones Kelven Jones Nancy Jones Sharon Jones Steven Jones Toni Jones Aaron Johnson Dewey Johnson Diane Johnson Edward Johnson James Johnson Joyce Johnson Kathy Johnson Linda Johnson Vicky Johnson Eddie Johnston Marilyn Johnston Mary Johnston Phillip Juarez Cynthia Kearney Gene Kearney Janice Keller James Kelly Vicki Kendall Jerry Kennedy Kevin Kershner John Key Debbie Kidd Demetria Kimble Roxanne Knipple Luella Koeberlein Tim Kolerich Cheri Kovaleski Nicki Kraft Robin Kuliga David Lara Thersa Lara Evelyn Lacaden 187 Denise Lacher Jim Lampman Norma Larsen Paul Larson Larry Lay Rosemary Lefall David Lee Karen Lemoine Edward Lerma Shelia Lewis Sarah Lindsey Peggy Lindsley Michael Lloyd Louise Lloyd Karen Logan Mateo Logan Darlene Lokey George Long Joe Lopez Perry Lott Linda Loveless Jeff Lovins Patsy Lozada Heidi Lynch Cheryl Mack Marie Mafnas Michael Maikham Diane Maldonado Gerald Malveaux Greg Mangosing Clifford Marks Ruben Marquez Tyrone Marsh Octavia Marshall . Joe Martin Tony Martin Melinda Martinez Raymond Mason Darryl McCall Kenneth McClay Randy McClellan Robert McCoy Debbie McCray Lisa McCurdy Boris McDaniel Lavonda McIntyre Kathy McKindra Lenore McQueen John McTier Greg Medico Glenn Meno Joe Meno Andy Mensher Barney Merchant Randy Meyers Tom Meyers Tom Michaels Bill Miller Debora Miller Harvey Miller Dwayne Mills Steve Mireles Karen Mishler Cynthia Mitchell Jack Mitts Jeff Mohr Jeffery Mohr Michelle Mohrs Darlene Molloy Odette Monge Tom Montgomery Pam Morain 189 Mari Nakamura Keith Nance Gilbert Navarro Sheryl Nealy Earl Nelson Justin Nelson Patricia Nelson Mary Newbern Rhonda Newell Katie Nulph Teresa Nunez Melinda Odom Cindy Ohls Phyllis Ojeda Caroll Oliva Maria Moreno Robert Morris Linda Morton Shelia Moton Teresa Moya Ron Moyer Jill Munson Lilia Murillo Ken Murphy Andrea Myres Don Naber Robert Najera Pam Parker Connie Pence Roxann Pena Marie Perkins Jeannie Perna Gordon Perry Mark Peterman Eva Peters John Peters Johnnie Phelps Al Oliver Clemente Ortiz Sandra Osburn Tino Otineru Patti Ouellette Areli Oviedo William Oxford Ellen Padua Mark Padgett Jacqueline Page Leo Paulino Sheryl Paine Ronda Pamaran Rafael Palma 191 James Phillips Michael Phillips Wanda Phillips Perla Pino Rosalie Pitarro Mark Pittenger Jerry Plummer Debbie Polley Rodney Pope Calvin Porter Derrick Powell Timothy Powell Andrea Pratt Daniel Quinones Amado Quintanilla Raul Ramon Martha Rapolla Johnny Rather Albert Ray Berneice Reaves Lynne Reardon Don Reddoch Brenda Reese Joann Reid Mary Rhodes Sydney Richards Steve Richardson Riccardo Richardson Shelia Riley Ronnie Rivera Kathy Robart Andrea Roberts Lola Roberts 192 Cherolyn Robertson Debra Robinson Portia Robinson Ricky Robinson Stanley Robinson Evelyn Robledo Carmen Robledo Rosanna Robles Jose Rocha Albert Rodriguez Cathy Rodriguez Felix Rodriguez Ed Roeser Bruce Roland Roberta Romio Josie Romuldo Loretta Rosales Edna Rose Pina Rosete Johnna Rowden Gabriel Rubalcava Michael Russell Paulette Ransome Steve Sames Alejandro Sanchez Antionette Sandoval Cynthia Sandoval Julia San Nicolas Pete Santos Mike Sarmiento Frieda Sasser Richard Sauceda Robert Saunders Theresa Sawyer Steve Scala Carol Schory Faye Schory James Scott Mack Scott Bobby Shaw James Shaffar Karen Shaffer Vickie Sharp Cynthia Sharpe Emma Shearer Allen Sherman Brenda Shorts Vincent Shorts Larry Simpson Lonzetta Simpson Cheryl Singleton Pamela Singley Craig Smith Debbie Smith Debbie Smith Donald Smith Louis Smith Mike Smith Sharon Smith Vickie Smith Ron Snyder Mona Siamau Sally Silva Christilyn Simpson Gerardo Solorzano Marlene Solorzano. Mary Somers Christine Sosa Julia Spain Sherrill Spears Karen Spiotti Sharon Spiotti 194 Curnell St. Cyr Richard Steadman Gerry Stephens Phillip Stewart Vicky Stewart Mae Lizzie Stokes Holly Stoll Sherry Stout Sherel Streater Audrey Streets Ernest Strong Susan Struck Donald Stirkey Cheryl Sullivan William Surbrook Kathie Sutton Deborah Sykes Antonio Tabarez Rosie Tabiendo Cheryl Tafoya Daniel Taitingfong Charline Talbert Bobby Taylor Karen Taylor Myron Taylor Shelia Taylor Richard Tiebout Sharron Terrell Susan Theroux Brian Thomas Phillip Thomas Janice Thompson Jason Tinstman Fred Tipton Yolanda Tisnado Glenda Tolentino Barbara Torrey Russ Touchette John Toues Maureen Towne 195 Terri Towne Richard Trauschke Susan Tripoli Manuel Trujillo Joséph Tufaga Barry Turnour Lehman Ula Anita Upshaw Rosalinda Urbano Doris Vailes Cynthia Vance Mark Vancollie Suzy Van Hein Anna Van Loon Silbia Vargas Vicky Velasco Venita Venters Debbie Verduzco Eddie Verduzco Kenneth Vester Ruth Virata Carl Voris Nejreia Wade Kathy Walda Diane Wagner Lee Waite Cookie Wallace Donna Wallace ‘Trudi Wallace Linda Warrick Brenda Waters Darrell Watkins Kenny Watson June Wayne Fred Weber Curtis Weeks Carolyn Weidow Raul Wells David West Diana West Jon West Marian West Ricardo Weston Bernard Whitaker Sheryl Whitehead Edward Whitfield James Whitmore Gary Wiley Cindy Wilhelm 196 Camera Shy... Samuel Adams Luburtha Allison Felipe Arce Teresa Arce Bruce Armstead Kenneth Arnaiz Nadine Arnold Bonnie Baca James Barbee Kenneth Baylor Denise Bector Daryl Bell Elvis Black Melody Blackman Glenn Borgner Monica Bowles Charles Broadway Sheila Burks Cheryl Burch’ Ken Campbell Jerry Campbell Deborah Capps Mace Carlin Ricky Carroll William Christopher Michael Cohen Donald Coombs Tabita Coronado Valerie Crenshaw Michael Cuban Rodney Davenport Carl Davis James Davis Marietha Davis Russell Demery Peter Diaz Bernitta Doris Debra Dorn Leon Drake John Drury Terry Edwards Alvin Evans Joe Fejerang Kathleen Flynn Robert Ford William Franco Charles Fudge Tom Gagen William Gagen Janet Garcia Jean Gill Darrin Gillard Jorge Godoy Rosa Godoy Maria Gonzalez Cheryl Goss -William Gregory Lenette Gray Y olanda Green Johnny Griffin Andrea Gross Cathy Guest Audrey Hampton Russell Hardin Dwight Harmon Barbara Hatch Joe Hawkins Neale Henderson Mike Hennen Wylems Henry Eric Hickson Dennis Hifson Alwin Holman Gerald Hunter Reginald Hurley Colette Jackson Earl James Sharon Johnson Anthony Jordan Christopher Kado John Kaminsky Donald Kriscunas Darliene Lacy Lonna Lewis Wayne Lickert Joseph Longshaw Edward Majeski Stephanie Mason Harry Masterson Mary McCue Thomas Mireles Dwight Moore Kevin Moore Brenda Morant Michael Morrow Glenn Murphy Ann Nash Elaine Nelson Samuel Nettles Rosaline Nevarez Angel Oliphant Dana Orr Jose Paniagua Roger Pitts Beckie Prunty Bernard Rackley Robert Rankin Jacqueline Reed Joy Reed Ronald Reed Stanley Reed Bruce Reed Larry Reynolds Michael Reynolds Joseph Rezendes Michael Ricks Jose Rivera Kevin Robinson Christine Ruiz Debra Rusheed Theresa Saiz Fernando Salazar Ernie Sanchez ‘Teresa Sanchez Gary Smith Sambra Smith Daryle Streater Linda Strecker John Strong Constance Williams Keith Williams Lamar Williams Luana Williams Marsha Williams Michael Williams Michael Williams Vera Williams Verna Williams John Willingham Dan Willkie Clifton Wills Connie Wilson Lori Wilson Mark Wilson Charles Winfree Craig Wolf Pam Wolfswinkel Mayde Wong Deborah Woodward Nikki Wortham Joanne Wozhy Mark Wreschinsky Cheryl Wright George Wright Elaine Wynn Victor Yancy Timonthy Yarbrough Dorothy Yates Kim Yeager Christina Young Joel Young Fel Yturralde Sylvia Zarate Linda Stum Joyce Taylor Terrance Terrell James Teems Tyrone Thomas Alvin Tolbert Terri Towne Ralph Tucker Murrell Vailes Ronda Vanpelt Rosalie Volstorf Michael Waid Janice Walton Carla Washam Jacquelyn Watts Diana West Andrea White James White Alex Williams Jerald Williams Garry Williams Kris Wilson Otis Winters Loretta Wright Mary Wynne Sheila Zepherin 198 THE FRONT OFFICE The Vice Principals that help run the school are: (from left to right) Robert Atterbury, George Frey, and Jeanette Kramer. Counseling students is a tough job. The counselors at Morse are: (clockwise) Joseph Adams, Jeanette Ela, Clifford Halliday, William Howell, Robert Perry, Jane Morgan, Leonard King, Head Counselor, and Warren Huyser. i aa DP te) os =. PRINCIPAL FRANK THORNTON (left) This year our school is headed by Mr. Frank B. Thornton, the Principal of Morse. Special Advisors and counselors at Morse this year are: (below) Student Services Counselor: Tom Williams, (bottom row, left to right) Community Advisor: Vertis Barnes, College Advisor: Ron Lauer, Career Counselor; Edward Nichols. 199 FACULTY The faculty is an important part of school. Together with students, they make Morse’s atmosphere. Below, clockwise: Mrs. Adler, Mr. Aldridge, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Arevalo, Mr. Asakawa, and Mr. Baksh. | 200 Mr ’ ieee = eS z ES a Re ee n Se S ae ° Gone _ om os _ cS a2 50 a =£;s4 oe ee ve ee S 5 ou 1 iS) ae Oo wn : S338 ma et Bg 0 ES aS Sone Oo rims wo ae, o 3 Css eS People have different personalities and teachers are people. Below, downwards: Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Caragozian, Second column, downwards: Mr. Carroll, Mr. Casey, Miss Catherina. Third column, downwards: Mr. Clemons, and Mrs. Cole. 202 Upper left: Mr. Young’s style holds every student’s attention. Left, clockwise: Mr. Combs, Mrs. Comeau, Mr. Darling, Mr. Davidson. Above: Mrs. Dawson. re n L tees 2 oe 2 22 o Sao 1 a = s 5 ° se os owe 3 c= | ° ear o ae | $ = | vo ¢ | oc os! 3 = | o Fone | S a x eee | = oe = wa zt ° N 3 ore sd 2 one oo eh oS Bag os os ee ‘ £5 Bae Sie Cia oS ata ome EG :c Coe, Anco Me . Henzie. do Mr isquier Johnson Mr. Hall, , Mr. H ins, Mr. J Jenk ght Hutton Mr Mrs. . Johnson. Top row, left tor Second row Bottom row R 206 One of the new classes at Morse this year was co-ed P.E. “Contact” sports were the only ones not played. Below, downwards: Mr. Klei tsch, Mr. Lamb. Below Right, clockwise: Miss Ludy, Mr. Laurer, Mr. Lanz, Mr. Lunsford, Mr. Male, Miss Mallory. Lower right, clockwise: Mrs. Manlove, Miss Mansir, Miss McCarthy, Mr. Meeh. onan ion wa heen Reds ay CRAWFORD at Se . o ee After a hard day, it feels good to lean and close your eyes. Lower left: Mrs. Bacci assumes this position. Top row, left to right: Mr. Mendoza, Mrs. Neidermeyer. Second Row: Mrs. Ogata, Mrs. Oyeshiku. Third row: Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Patoff. Bottom row: Mr. Penacho, Miss Pauchnick. 207 The image of the “school teacher’’ is constantly changing. Below, the newest image of ‘‘school teacher.” Right, downwards: Mr. Perry, Mr. Peterson. Extremeright, downwards: Mr. Piscopo, Mrs. Richardson, Mr. Riffle, Mr. C. Robbins, Mr. K. Robbins. SUL a ea ae 208 , Mrs Mrs. Roeters Mr. Salter ’ xtreme left Left Mr. Rodriguez Rufolo. Some more shapes are, at e Rosenfield, Mr The Morse faculty comes in all shapes and sizes. downwards ROR ree castor 210 Extreme bottom: Mr. Thornton listens patiently to one of his many visitors. Below: Miss Scarborough. Second column, downwards: Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Severin. Third column, downwards: Mr. Shacklett, Mr. Shankles, Mrs. Shepard, Mr. Shipp. Above: It’s not exactly breakfast at Tiffany’s, but students do learn the art of cooking. Extreme left, downwards: Mr. Sims, Mrs. Slowiczek, Mrs. Suggs, Mr. Teeters. Left, downwards: Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Thaete, and Mr. Thurman. Mssimssssbiiniissit “You Think You i Have Nothing } Te Vote For? ... last but not least Below, downwards: Mr. Thurston, Mr. Vinole. Right, clockwise: Mr. Wachs, Sargent West, Mr. Wightman, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wong, Mr. Young, Mr. Zeddies, Mr. Zuidema. 212 Future Teachers Lower left: Mrs. Slowiczek introduces a new cadet teacher to her class. At left, left to right: Mr. Diaz, Mr. Estrin, Mr. Greenberg, Mr. Guenther. Below, clockwise starting in the tree: Mr. Ito, Mr. McDonald, Miss Slaton, Mr. Spandl, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Tarantino, Mr. Vosberg, Mr. Weiner. 214 Behind the Scenes Upper right: Custodians. (left to right) Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Hopian, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Wolfeale, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Meyer, and Mr. Reed. Right: Secretaries. (left to right) Mrs. Constantini, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Easley, Mrs. Weeks, and Miss Marietti. Lower right: Secretaries. (left to right) Mrs. Brownlee, Mrs. Torrens, Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Toth, Mrs. Bacchi, Mrs. Edwards, and Mrs. Bruce. Below: The great hush-hush operation... the library staff. (left to right) Mrs. Constantine, Mrs. Nitkowski Mrs. Stites, and Mrs. Easley. Left: Ciao. Cafeteria Workers. (left to right): Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Kastilic, Mrs. Tweedy, Mr. Baglioni, Mrs. Spring, Mrs. Nenaent, Mrs. Pederson, Mrs. Fike, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Bratton, Mrs. Moone, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Tamagni, and Mrs. Durten. Middle left: The friendly and efficient T.A.’s. (from left to rifht) Miss See, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Phaneuf, Mrs. Weaver, Miss Slaton, and Mr. Hagan. (lower left, left to right): Mrs. Schettig, Mr. Papastathis, Miss Goble, Mr. Rooksberry, Miss Marqurz, Mr. “‘Tarantins, Mr. Crestetto, Miss Marchant, Mr. Holcombe, Mr. Muir, and Miss Martin. (below) Our friendly neighborhood police officer, Mr. Gholston. 215 IGRES Les Tigres is a girls’ pep and service club. They promote school spirit and provide countless services to the school and community. Serving as bench warmers for football games and having numerous sales each year, they hope to accomplish many goals, making the year memorable at Morse. The officers of Les Tigres are as follows: (below) President: Gloria Villaescusa. (extreme bottom) Vice President: Becki George. (grouped pictures, starting upper left, clockwise) Recording Secretary: Ana Carrillo. Corresponding Secretary: Darlene Sampson. Treasurer: Dorothy Lujan. Historian: Rose Pino. Social Chairman: Denise McDonald. Publicity Chairman: Jessie Villaescusa. 218 MA.FLA. The M.A.F.I.A. (Male and Female Intellectual Association) is a community | service organization formed by the students of the Independent Studies Program | at Morse. The objectives of the organization are to provide a stimulating | academic atmosphere, foster the development of the total person within the community of man, and to contribute to the development of our community throuth the active participation of all its members. : Officers of M.A.F.I.A.: President: Ada Gutierrez, Vice President: Lorna Baquiran, Secretary: Angela Hunter, Treasurer: Denise McDonald. Dr. Melvin Zeddies, Independent Studies coordinator (middle left). Dan Rufolo and Kendra Dawson, faculty advisors (left). | 220 Campus Life All interested students of the school are considered members of Campus Life. The purpose of the club is to encourage a balanced life for high school teenagers through discussion and student participation in parties, games, and activities. Other Campus Life activities include contests, camping trips, and the giant barbecue (as pictured here). The Campus Life club meets every other Thursday night of each month at the home of one of the members. (upper right) At the giant Campus Life barbecue are Terry Hemus, Tim Smith, Richard Mackin, Ralph Schwarzbach, George Kay, and others. (pictured below) Sherril Ohls, Benny Sanchez, Brian Hartwick, and others. (below, upper right) Lu Ann Fitzgerald, Lou Barrett, Ray Styers, and child. (bottom right- hand corner) Gary Hittle, head director of Campus Life. Other directors are Lennie, Shawn, and Ray (not shown). GIRLS LEAGUE Girls’ League (Azure-lees) is a service organization made up of interested girls at Morse. This club includes many of the major activities at Morse including Girl of the Month, Girl of the Year, and Haystack Hoedown. s pst era Lae ie oe ae he re wh tal ate’ Pew wo as The officers of Girls’ League are: (clockwise starting extreme upper left) President: Vikki Woods, Secretary: Arlenia Walker, Treasurer: Sabrina James, Hospitality Chairman: Pat Victoria, Publicity Chairman: Cecelia Brown, Decorations Chairman: Zander White, P.E. Representative: Rochelle | Banks, Vice President: Barbara Miller. I 221 ceeds usin semnnneniaeN biases irae amen enraraet Promotion of school spirit at games and rallies is the purpose of the Pep Club. The club participates in football, basketball, and other games, pep rallies, and during Homecoming. Any student who desires to do so may join the Pep Club. The requirements include lots of school spirit and pep. Officers of Pep Club: (top left) President: Sylvia Johnson, (top right) Vice President: Jonnye Rem, (bottom left) Publicity: Beverly Roberson, (bottom right) Sgt. of Arms: Robby Wilson. (not shown) Sponsor: Miss Scarborough, Secretary: Franie Moore, Treasurer: Carol Trammel. Feature Writers and Reporters Feature Writers: (lower left) Sheila Hyder, and Marcella Vaughn. (lower right, front row, left to right) Kathy Alexander, Greg Pendelton, Niki Kraft. (back row) Mary Hoo, Toni Buna, Keith Novotny, Cynthia Page, Sandra Arnold, Teresa Anderson, Dean Drager, Karen Mishler. Reporters: (left, front row, left to right) Karen Altafer, Richard Mackin, Haweda Nash, Joyce Robinson, Jim Beam. (back row) Robert Le Fleur, Keith Kline, Reynaldo Richards, Bev Lemoine, Ronn Hall, William Wright, Sylvia Johnson, Luis Santos. 224 DISPATCH Editor in Chief: (at left) Carole Johnson. Dispatch Staff: (below, front row, left to right) Herb Tuyay, Cartoons, Louisa Buznego, Carole Johnson, Editor in Chief, Diane Foss, Head Feature Writer, Dean Drager, Sports Editor. (second row) Charles Wright, Photographer, Laura Gutierrez, Donna Bryant, Business Manager, De Andrea Bell, Poet’s Corner, Charles Freeman, Carol Kirkland. (third row) Bruce Kowahl, Liz Myers, Ad. Manager, Mark Trybulski, Head Writer, Betty Molloy, Librarian. (fourth row) Earlee Reaves, Managing Editor, Dana Swords, Circulation Manager, Myra Burks. A.S.B. ASB (Associated Student Body) is a club composed of elected members. They take care of the activities at Morse, as far as planning and sponsoring them. Class Presidents: (top right, left to right) Mark Daniels, Jr. Class Pres., Tim Goodwin, ASB Pres., Joe Peer, Senior Class Pres., William Jones, C.A.S.S. Senators: Middle right. Interns: (bottom right, top row, left to right) William Jones, Vincent Pickens, Sherwin Wade, Eric Tintsman. (bottom row) Irene Benitez, Richard Mackin, Reiko Obata. 225 ASB: (first row, left to right) Sandra Coleman and Nancy Garret, Secretaries, Tim Goodwin, President, Mr. Bill Male, Advisor. (second row) Gloria Villaescusa, Comm. of Publication, Donna Jackson, Vice President. (third row) Sabrina James, Comm. of Finance, William Jones, Intern. (fourth row) Willie Bogan, Comm. of Elections, Terry Odom, Comm. of Health and ° Safety. ASB: (first row, left to right) Vikki Woods, Comm. of Girls’ Activities, Vincent Pickens, Intern, Lori Oberdick, Comm. of Historical Records. (second row) Paul Regalado, Comm. of Men’s Activities, Michael Dinkins, Head Cheerleader, Mary Davis, Comm. of Affiliated Clubs. (third row) Debbie Bates, Head Songleader. Zo) G.A.A. | G.A.A. (Girls’ Athletic Association) is an organization made up of all girls interested in participating in intramural or extramural girls’ sports. As a member of the Eastern League, Morse girls compete in volleyball, | tennis, softball, basketball, swimming, I badminton, gymnastics, and track and | field during the school year. Blue and Gold Choir | Blue and Gold Choir consists of people with a fine ability to sing and good knowledge of choral music. The members must be able to follow the directions of their director and want to learn the many songs. They perform for the school and surrounding community. Be) 2998 BEL CANTO The purpose of this club is to perform music for the school and other activities. Ihe ensemble engages in city wide choral festivals and competitions. Applicants must have had at least one ENSEMBLE semester in the Blue and Gold Choir. Students must also exhibit responsible attitudes toward the other group members, the director, and themselves. 229 CHORAL OFFICERS Choral officers is an off branch of the Blue and Gold Choir. They work totally with the Blue and Gold Choir and they are under the supervision of Mr. Salter. RED CROSS Red Cross is an organization at Morse consisting of volunteer young ladies. . This club promotes safety and renders s helpful services for the community. a t MERCHANDISING 67 Merchandising is an organization at Morse that consists of young men and women. This club learns about cash registers, working with money, accounting, etc. Under the supervision of Mrs. Caragozian, this club does a fine job of running the Student Store. lame aa Black Student Union is an organization composed of any black student at Morse. This club promotes school spirit and renders many services to the community. The club meets once a week under a sponsorship of Mrs. Richardson, a teacher at Morse. The club now has new sponsors, Mrs. Oyeshiku and Mrs. Shepard. BLACK STUDENT UNION 231 we o SNK Ae S (wan QQ 2 oo. NS ORs S288 ape eka pS —— eared BH wo aes se S Zo See Us Sel co aoe = 8.8 oo Oe goo Sho © cS = = Ssc ego le a eee aS OS 2 x n Foe ee Reema eee on Ww : so 5s cy ieee cee ee Qe bestsr pes HH WD fe Bic ee ao See egal apa Bea gona SS S56 SU eS Sop BOE SSO g §-- 7 —_ Ase ce he aZ os aN eetinnns Ne % S Prey cS e 234 R.O.7.6. ROTC is an organization at Morse consisting of young men and women. This club is a P.E. class that meets daily. They learn marching, routines, and how to handle guns. The ROTC meets frequently with other county wide ROTC clubs in competition. AS 235 CSF. California Scholarship Federation (C.S.F.) is an organization that contains the top 15% of young men and women at Morse. Each student in C.S.F. has to qualify both scholastically and i n citizenship per semester. Under the supervision of Mr. Halliday and co-advisor, Mrs. Slowiczek, C.S.F. has many activities and fun throughout the year. At right-Jodi Grimm; (Vice-President); far right- Laura Gutierrez, (Secretary- Treasurer) and Alicia Quintanilla, President (not shown). 236 2 o a Sue e 6 eames wn = 5 So = gs Some) S YZsé Q + Gas S : a) ges o£ rc on ho oO wn Se KOT risa eo ot Soo =o Ore x n wm Uo Us a © a ey SS 2 wUDe ees se Se oS SG Bo eae e0-s neo Arno oS = agg Bee ote eee — o ies EES OSfRESES oF OU eS eq oO o n ‘So = oo Sica Tsu s peas no a c =o e a.’ 2. = Soy aor eee ca 2s pCa ee a caa SS ee ON Eo ow Boao ec NS Oo yo a EO ool Seo oon = ons oe Yee FP vases y oOo = ov Over SoovHe : owe es G0 + 7 SL oon IS ° Se Ses Sete) =D) vo el Ss 2c ° Ourctas Oia al cos emon es et lee 238 Y-TEENS Y-Teens is an organization at Morse composed of young men and women. Y- Teens is an offbranch of the YWCA. The purpose of Y-T eens is to serve the community in different functions such as the World Festival, donations of toys and other things to homes and orphanages, etc. The group plans activities such as sales, slumber parties, and trips out of town. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club is the American field Service Slub at Morse. The “T” Club brings foreign exchange students to Morse or sends Morse students abroad. Due to the lack of money and support, the club hasn’t exchanged any students for the last three years. | KEY CLUB ‘The Key Club’s main function is service to the community, but social activities are planned as well. Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis International and members gain leadership experience and strong social consciousness necessary for good citizenship. President-Doug Parks, Vice President-Ray Styers, Secretary Treasurer-Danny Quinn, Sgt. at Arms-John Sweigart, Sweetheart-Denise McDonald. MEXICAN FOOD PHONE | HOURS 477-6262 11 A.M. TO 11 P.M. 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Maria Thibeault Grace Aragon Layout Chief ...........Liz Meyers Paste; pas Wace ee Terry Hemus Karen Mishler Photographers........ Chuck Wright John Fejeran Photo: aison.. oo: Alicia Quintanilla Business Mgr........ Laura Gutierrez introduction, «ee Roberta Sims Carol Johnson SpOlts et ee ce ‘Norm Ritter Greg Dantzler Jorge Gutierrez Student Life....... Florence Picardal Louisa Buznego Senior Section ....... Maxine Cabrera Brenda Curry umiorsectione... 4.5.2 Gloria Valdez Chris Sala Sophomore Section .... Loren Cabrera Organizations..... Denise McDonald Patti Berneathy Peacu bey © Means eho acs Laura Gutierrez Alicia Quintanilla Advertising Mgrs....... Karen Guinn Mike Stewart Brenda Curry Publicity Director ........ Scott Kite Art done DVirE a... ane 4. Sy H� YaY NGUISOL ae ty, hee D.J. Wightman Annual Staff: (firt row, left to right) Jorge Gutierrez, Maria Thibeault, Herby Tuyay, Loren Cabrera, Norm Ritter, Patti Berneathy, Mike Stewart, Terry Hemus. 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