Mount Diablo High School - Diablo Yearbook (Concord, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

THE DIA MT. DIABLO CONCORD, Each noon and brunch time findt Dioblo itudenti lining up at the Dog Houte to buy goodiet. This building it only one of the Porentt Club gifts to ut. BLO HIGH SCHOOL CALIFORNIA jUi' (TR E W O R D Since 1902. Mt. Diablo has been the parent high school of Contra Costa County. Traditions have evolved and been passed on to outbranching schools of the district just as family traditions are passed from father to son, mother to daughter. Victory with Honor early became the first spir- itual commandment of Diablo. It carries with it a broader meaning than one which could be used only on the playing fields. Victory with Honor has come to mean moral, spiritual, intellectual, as well as physi- cal, victory. For these 58 years the alumni have felt the impact of these three words and today's students feel it too. Here in the Diablo '60. we hope to illustrate what we do mean by our motto, and how it influences our lives. We hope we have done it with honor. Th« mombori of the Parent� Club Executive Board are Mrs. Molly Kingsley, recording secretary; Mrs Caro!' Sperling, treasurer; Mrs. Edith Forriera, membership chairman; Mrs. Lillian Cook, publicity; Mr. Joe Shockoy. presi- dent; Dr Ferd Diet, second vice-president; Mrs. Eleanor Page, corresponding secretary; Mr Eugene Honett. vice- president; Mrs. Lucy Jamison, ways and means; Mrs. Wilma Sands, budgot and finance; Mrs. Marian Racine, student welfare; Mr. Jack Smullcn, faculty representative; Mr. Bob Borglund. auditor; Mrs. Kathryn Besselicvrc. programs, and Mrs. Pauline Mason, hospitality. Dear Moms and Dads: You probably think that we don’t realize all of the wonderful projects that you have undertaken for us. but we do. We know that you have helped finance the Dog House, the construction of the Quad, and send our marching band to the State Fair at Sacra- mento each year. We know that you contributed greatly to our Senior Career Day. Senior Ball, and donate a $150 scholarship to our seniors each year. You have aided the student body in every major project it had undertaken, and we sincerely appreciate it. As teen-agers, we sometimes faii to express our gratitude with words, but we hope to show our thanks in the following pages of this Diablo '60. Sincerely yours. BONNIE MASON Editor Diablo ‘60 Table of Contents FACULTY LEADERS SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS OR. FERO DIEI Principal Principal's Message The heritage of the student matriculating at Mt. Diablo High is anchored on the solid cornerstone of the school motto, Victory With Honor. Through the years the achievements of each schol- ar, team, and student body of Mt. Diablo, and the manner in which these achievements were accom- plished have enhanced the meaning of the motto. Students currently enrolled should indeed be proud that certain members of the present parent group were former students of Mt. Diablo High and have contributed to the traditions embodied in Victory With Honor. To those parents and all the parents of the student body we say, Hail. F. DIEL, Principal MR. JOHN LAVINOER President of the Board of Trustees OR. ROBERT MARTIN Trustee MRS. DORIS IOVERIDGE Trustee MR. HOWARD JONES Trustee Superintendent's Message You, the class of I960, are to be congratulated upon dedicating this yearbook to your parents. Their continued interest in your welfare and their financial support of the school district over a period of years have made possible an excellent educational exper- ience for you to enjoy. As a parent of two past graduates from Mt. Diablo High School. I know from personal experience the im- portance of the high standards of scholarship, sports- manship. and citizenship which have always charac- terized the activities of your student body. The achievement of your graduates has been eloquent testimony to the broad foundation which was laid in their high school years. Your motto. Victory With Honor has always im- pressed me, not only in its implication in athletics but in all fields of human endeavor. If you members of the class of I960 will sincerely live up to this motto, your parents will indeed be proud ot your future accom- plishments. MR. JAMES DENT Superintendent. Mt. Diablo Unified District MR. OSCAR LARSON MR. JIM ROOS MR. HAROLD P. HILL MR. MILAN WIGHT Trustee Business Superintendent Asst. Superintendent District Work Coordinator c wuol- lcL- vA Ha u j Qmj uH YlA V- 3 Cl ITi-lfiA . .C n o :K°- .o- a _1 -A -V JIxl t vO 'dxi cs S xl_ £J 0 x SlvCx3r _m£_ ) dr uo v. lmLlO l C nrV) rwJL. oi o QXlsuij'tKU lUj C il qoc qxx jAt cv vudo QuoJgl QlXLj VS-®LJUL. OJyj . ]YX Qj Jb4JU 5JUu ' xxj I C5L_ ■ Uc aV'° VYO c S au3o From faculty members we learn by precept MR. GEORGE ARMSTRONG Mechanical Drawing Gardening, Skiing MR, ROBERT ARMSTRONG Algebra II Electricity Radio MISS LORN A BALL Algebra Geometry Arithmetic MR. JACK BIEDERMANN Art, Mechanical Drawing Photo MR. ORVILLE BEUTEL Industrial Arts Machine Shop, Sports MISS LEOR4 BISHOP Machine Calculation Typing Business Fundamentals MR BUD BOHNE Physical Education Football Basketball MRS. BARBARA BRAGG Music Shimming Badminton MR. JOHN BREY Algebra, Geometry Arithmetic MISS DONNA BRITTON Physical Education MISS ETHEL BRUBAKER Librarian Music, Theatre MISS BARBARA BUSH Home making Sports, Knitting MISS BARBARA CARLSON English Archery, Travel MR. ERNEST CECACI Physical Education Driver Education Hunting MISS HELEN COURTRIGHT Typing Counselor Gardening MRS. FIVCRACURLESS Homemaklng Music, Drama MR. FURY DALLA Comparatis Civiliialion Civic and Economics MISS DOROTHY DOOGE Business Arithmetic Steno Secretarial Practice MR. LESLIE DUNNELLS U. S. History Civics and Economics Fishing MRS. MARION EARLY English American Literature Reading MR. HART FAIRCLOUGH Algebra Frotball, Track MISS JESSIE FALCONER Physical Education Golf Knitting MISS RUTH GALINDO Spanish A.A.U.W. Theater MRS. HILDRED GARRISON Travel. Writing English MR. ALAN GELLERMANN Civics and Economics Psychology, Bridge MR. HAROLD GODCHAUX Fnglish, Music Sports MR. LOUIS GRAY U. S. History World Geography Hunting MISS BCTTY HAWK School Nurse Reading, Gardening RS. DOROTHY HENDERSON Counselor Biology Gardening MRS. MARION HILLIARD U. S. History Comparative Civilization MISS NANCY HOOPER U. S. History World Geography Spanish MISS OOROTHY JACOBUS Typing Steno Counselor MR. RUFUS JOHNSON Biology Audio Visual Gardening MRS. ROSE MARIE JONES Crafts Business Math Junior Class Adviser MR. WALTER KELSON Chemistry Golf 8oating MRS. FRANCES KIDD Typing Office Practice Skiing MISS BETTY KIMURA Biology Music Reading MRS HELEN KOLL Bookkeeping Sales Business Fundamentals MISS JEAN LAIRO U. S. History Modem History Tennis MR. ROBERT LANWAY Business Arithmetic Metal Shop Driver Training MRS. KAREN LIGHT English, Music MR. WILLIAM LOWE Civics and Economics Basketball Coach MRS. HELEN LUM Journalism, Yearbook English MRS. MARY LUMPKIN English Curriculum Assistant Chairman Scholarship Committee MR. ROBERT MACOMBER French, Latin Photography MRS. JOANNE MACOMBER Biology, Dancing MR OONALD MADERA Physical Education Math Driver Education MR. WILLIAM MARRACINO Band Dance Band, Orchestra MRS. SANORA r.HERRIE Physical Education MR. TERRY McDANIEL Mechanical Drawing Flying, Photography MR. HAROLD McLEAN English American Literature MR. STANLEY MILLER Industrial Arts Hunting MISS JOAN MONROE English, Music Travel MR. LOYD MOORE Mathematics MR WILLIAM MORRIS Social Studies Driver Training Sports MRS. I0LA O'GRADY Spanish Counselor MR. NORMAN OLSON Driver Education Driver Training Sports MR. SAMUEL T. PETERS, J Arithmetic Business Arithmetic Fishing MR, GFORGE PRALL Choir, Ensemble English Composition MISS PEGGY REID Spanish, Drama Painting the true meaning of our motto cngiisn Reading Music DR. CAROLINE ROSS German Latin Music MR. JOScPH RUKAVINA Industrial Arts Skiing Dancing MISS MARJORIE SILVA Art Conversation Travel '•'R. DOUGLAS SMITH Physical Education Varsity Line Coach Track Coach MR JOHN SMULLEN Math Driver Training Fishing MR. RAYMON STANSBURY Drama Speech Music MR. ORVAL STEFFEN Counselor Driver Education Agriculture MR. THOMAS STEYAERT Physiology Biology Senior Physical Science MISS 8ETTY SULLIVAN Steno Typing Counselor MRS. PAULINE TOSCHI Dance Synchronized Swimming Physical Education MRS. GRACE TOWNLEY Special Class World Geography MR. ROBERT VENCILL Earth Science Physics Water Skiing MR. ANTHONY VIOAK Industrial Arts Sports Cars MISS BETTY WASSUM English Typing Business Communications MRS. NORMA WHITE Modern History Leadership Library League MR. LESTER WILLIAMS Physical Education Hunting Fishing MRS. LEAH WILSON American Literature English Sports MR. RICHARD WISOWATY Trigonometry Solid Geometry Plane Geometry CAMERA SHY TEACHERS: Curtis Awbrcy. Science Woodrow Wilson. Math Morgan Greenwood. Attendance Coordinator 12 MRS. IRMGARD COX Retiring after II years as Girls' Dean, and 32 years on our faculty. MR. NORMAN KESTNER Candidate for City Councilman. MR. THOMAS STEYAERT Science Scholarship winner at Tulane University, New Orleans. They, too, compete. Hart Fairclough. dressed in sweats, leads a swarm of Block D members, attired in leotards, shades, skirls, and shorts, to the basket in the Faculty Basketball Game, while the lovely yoll leaders stand spellbound in the background. 13 Others contribute to our comfort and sense of security SECRETARIES FRONT ROW. left to right: Bonnie Neubert. Mickey Boiarth. 8ctty Lopey. Pauline Bechtold. BACK ROW: Katherine Morgan. Katherine Johnson, Winnie Rupprecht. Eunice Mothcson. Thelma Pimental. CAFETERIA FRONT ROW. left to right: Bobbie Oagneau. Marioric Leonard. Mar- garet Trctto, Helen Lucnser. BACK ROW: Rubv Mvcrs, Barbara Worth. Florenco Olander. Alma Frederick. Not pictured is Haiel DeFratcs. BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW. left to right: Kenneth Gilliam. 8ACK ROW: Juanita Pul- liam. Joyce McGee. Gertrude Dubbs. Ray Olofson. CUSTODIANS FIRST ROW. left to right: James McLaughlin. Ron Holier Marvin Larsen. Val Cooper. SECOND ROW: Gustave Hokanson. Art Young, Albert Lupori, Wayne Campbojl, Frank Leiby. Joe Hua- jardo, John Palos. .V- One of the newest buildinqs on campus. erected in 1950, it the Academic Buildinq which houset tho Mathematici and Journalism Departments, at well at a few of the Social Science classes In the shadows— stands the physical evidence of our Alma Mater. Enqlish is one of our basic requirements for qraduation—inside tho Enqlish Buildinq one may find at any period, five days a week, classes in American Literature, Drama. Speech, and Enqlish I. II. and IV. Many of our prize-winninq musicians spend their workinq and leisure hours in the Music Buildinq. The oldest buildinq on Dioblo campus, the Administration Buildinq, will have its last stand this summer, as ptons for construction of a new one are beinq mode. The modern Girls' and 8oys' Gym Buildinq sits on the west side of the campus, apdrt from the Quad activities. Its playinq fields reach to the cdqc of the freeway. The Commercial Buildinq halls echo to the footsteps of future private secretaries dnd language majors who entor here. 16 In this Shop Building. Industrial Arts awardees perfect their work Mr. Biedormonn's Art I Sketching Clan Students masked and unmasked lathe wooden bowl designs in Mr. Miller’s beginning Shop Class, casts perfectly formed shadows itself. The give and take of classroom tempos prepare us for honorable dealings with others. Out of a freshman English IA Class come two class of- ficers. Joe Trobino. president; and Pot Koanc. vice- Distillation of water is efficiently demonstrated by students of Mr. Kelson's Chemistry A Class, president. These leaders are representatives of t STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Jim Racine Dear Students, Student council for the year ‘59-60 began to func- tion as early as last August. The first item on the agenda was to secure revenue for coming expenditures, and expecting increased costs, the Council raised the price of Student Body Cards to $3. An all-school variety show was initiated this year. This was done to replace the traditional class assem- blies and the Clubs Assembly. The annual magazine drive had moderate success. Profits were sufficient to sponsor next year's Foreign CHIEF JUSTICE Jerry Lovinq SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMISSIONER Linda Jason BOYS- REPRESENTATIVE Charles Shockey SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Sandy Ratconi JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Dave Bradley DVIC PARLIAMENTARIAN Pat Hennessey FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE Dorothy Mason PU8LIC RELATIONS COMMISSIONER. SPRING SEMESTER Marla Fcrnandei GROUNDS COMMISSION Bill Santos 20 eo ple, by the people, for the people. Exchange student. The Yearbook Staff and the band also received a portion of the take. Highlighting this year's Council's activity was the founding of a Code of Ethics for the school. It is hoped that this code will serve as a conduct guide for every Mt. Diablo student. Looking back on the accomplishments of the coun- cil, it appears to me that the year was unusually successful. Yours truly. JIM RACINE. Student Body President STUDENT BODY VICE-PRESIDENT Marty Piicovich GIRLS' REPRESENTATIVE Heidi Hohenrieder HEAD YELL LEAOER Ed Cevello STUDENT BODY SECRETARY Sharon Vanicek BUILDINGS COMMISSIONER Gary Lievre SALES AND FINANCE COMMISSIONER Bill Small PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMISSIONER. FALL SEMESTER Steve Shelby PROGRAMS COMMISSIONER Kaylene Darnell CLUBS COMMISSIONER Jackie Nutley SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE Rita HasVinj 21 SEATED, left to right: Murid Fernandez. Kay Darnell. Jackie Nutley, Heidi Hohenriedcr, Sharon Vanicek. Jim Racine, Marty Piscovich, Charley Shockcy. STANDING: Pat Hcnneuy, Gary Lievre. Ed Cavallo, Rita Haskins. Dorothy Mason, Sandy Rusconi, Bill Small, Dave Bradley. Linda Jason, Jerry Loving, Bill Santos, Steve Shelby. Second in command are the committee membe Student Council Decisions or compromise decisions between the students and faculty are made by the Student Coun- cil. the voice of the students in such matters. All the organizations, clubs and the four classes are represented in this group, and their actions are co- ordinated by the president, Jim Racine. Regulating the sale of Student Body cards, and then budgeting the revenue from this sale to such groups as Diablo News, the assembly committee, and the Dance Committee, is the principal function of the council. Problems concerning students and fac- ulty which come up through the year, are met and sometimes solved by this Council. Senior Student Advisers If you haven't seen many confused freshmen around campus this year, it is due mainly to the untiring ef- forts of the Senior Student Advisers. These senior advisers are picked each year by their U.S. History teachers, counselors, and Boys' and Girls' Represen- tatives. In their Junior year, they help with the Eighth Grade Visiting Day in June and, when returning in the fall, these same senior students help with the fresh- men tour and with testing. It is also through these senior advisers that many of the freshmen get ac- quainted and adjust themselves to high school. ROW ONE, left to right: Barbara Bloomer. Kay Pancoast. Barbara Barnes. Charmaine Omania, Enid Mathias. Bar- bara Buscalgia, Judy Zubey, Linda Lew- is. ROW TWO: Karen Ellingson. Margaret Harwell, Joyce Haring. Sally Gerboth, Joan Brazil. George Sousa, Gary Silva. Ken Hickey. Dina Podner. ROW THREE: Huah Brown. Bud Chris- man. Chas. Shockey. Ed Butler, Joe Harrell. Tom Moraan, Ron Belknap, Jerry Atnip, Steve Shelby. 22 f 7 Not pictured it Marty Piscovich who regulates the functions of the House. ho coordinate student affairs by keeping order, House of Representatives Foreign Exchange The House of Representatives at Diablo, under Marty Piscovich, student body vice-president, serves as a link between the entire student body and the Student Council, which is composed of the Student Body officers. Each homeroom elects a homeroom representative to attend the monthly meeting. Under the advisership of Mr. Pete Kramer, the House checks for safety hazards. This year, it devised a method for a daily flag salute. The Foreign Exchange Committee, an active group on Diablo's campus, is in charge of screening students who wish to spend the summer abroad. Chosen this year as finalists were Kathleen Leshinsky, Norma Mc- Kenzie. Lynne Peter, and Rita Preszler. On November 14, the AFS Citizens Committee assisted by the Foreign Exchange Committee and Club, sponsored a Chuck Wagon Breakfast. The purpose of this was to make money to help send a student abroad. Visit- ing Mt. Diablo this year as a foreign exchange student is Christos Saccopoulos who is staying in the home of Bob Pinger. ROW ONE: Lois Shimmin. ROW TWO. left to right: Rita Prowler. Cathi Cald- well. Janet Petrie. Lynne Peter. ROW THREE: Rosann Linford. Oon Reid. 8ob Pinger. Chris Saccopoulos. Steve Shel- by. Pat Hennossy 23 watching the excheque SEATED, left to fight: Rito Hatkint, Pat Martinelli. Jerry Lov ng, Sandy Rutconi, D-vothy Mason Dwoin Adams. STAND- ING: Willy Cullen. Bill Nelson, Hugh Brown. Larry Bisso. Dave Bradley Student Court Those proven guilty by the court were assigned an essay, poem, or paper pickups on the campus. Under the leadership of Jerry Loving. Chief Justice, with the assistance of Hugh Brown prosecuting attorney, the court has processed many citations this year. By 'backing up the Freshman, Sophomore. Junior and Senior Service Committees, the court achieves its purpose. Public Relations The Public Relations Committee on campus is com- prised of the school's publication editors and staff members, and various heads of the major campus groups. The duty of the committee is to edit quality publications ana also to care for any of the publicity problems which may concern the Student Body. SEATED, left to right: Carole Lindtey. Cathi Caldwell. Bonnie Maton. Claire Garriguet. Maria Fernandez. STAND- ING: Bill Nelton. Stove Shelby. Bill Small. Chat. Shockey. 24 J dispensing publicity. The itudent traffic in the building ij kept moving jmoothly by this group. Junior Service The Junior Service Group, headed by Gary Lievre, Buildings Commissioner, oversees hall traffic. Two members are stationed at the doorways and stairways of each building. It is the responsibility of this group to see that no one enters or leaves buildings through the wrong door. Sales and Finance Students in charge of Sales and Finance sell Student Body Cards and all tickets for school functions. Head- ed by Sales and Finance Commissioner Bill Small, members of the committee award first choice of seats at the assemblies to the first Third Period Class to get 100 per cent on Student Body Cards. 25 This group monitors the lines of upper ind loworclassmen while they buy brunch and lunch. Sophomore Service 'Block that pass is not only a favorite saying at football games in the fall, but is also heard all year long at our brunch and lunch lines. The students who usually whisper, speak or yell this maxim are the mem- bers of Sophomore Service. These sophomore stu- dents are picked in June of their freshman year by the Sophomore Service Adviser and the future Soph- omore Representative. In the fall when school begins, these sophomores also begin their year-long job of disciplining students in brunch or lunch lines. Social Affairs Heading the Social Affairs Committee this year was commissioner, Linda Jason. This committee works to present bigger and better dances to Mt. Diablo High School. Its chief duties are to obtain fit music —be it records or live band, present decorations, and secure refreshments. In the past, dances have been the only activity put out by Social Affairs Committee: this year, though, it was proud to present the first Annual Homecom- ing to Mt. Diablo High School. SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ROW ONE. left to right: Barbara Brooks. Heidi Hohcnriedcr. Bonnie Ma- son. Linda Jason. Carole Treece. Judy Sheehan. Barbara 8uscaglia. Enid Ma- thias. ROW TWO: Bco Sampore. Dor- othy Mason. Helen Walsh. Joan Nutley. Jackie Nutley. Joyce Haring. Barbara Moak. Sally Gerboth. ROW THREE: 8ccky Nicolson. Martha Riley. Carol Lindsey. Margie Ecoffey, Irene Omania, Donna May. Eloise Snipes, Midge Moyer. 26 Directing traffic is the main duty of this group. Senior Service Dodging cars is an occupational hazard for the Senior Service members, since directing student car traffic is their main job. Headed by Senior Representative Rita Haskins, the members control the traffic between classes along Grant Street, relieving the traffic jams as the stu- dents' cars leave the student parking lot and they also keep walking traffic moving between classes. Freshman Service Pick up that paper . . is a familiar cry of the Frosh Service members. The purpose of the Freshman Service Committee is to keep the grounds tidy. This group of Frosh are chosen after they have become accustomed to the high school way of life. Being on the job every day is part of their duty. This year at Mt. Diablo tne Grounds Commissioner, Bill Santos, is head of this committee. Spirit it promoted at all football and basketball games by this group of well over 60 members. DANNY DEVIL MR. JACKSMULLEN Adviser Win or lose, they lead us. Rally Committee Our sports season would be definitely incomplete without the back- ing of the Rally Committee. Not only is the committee the promoter of school spirit, but it also promotes such necessary things as providing transportation for all away games, taking tickets at the entrances, decorating before each game, and publicizing the sports events. This organization has various subcommittee chairmen: Decorations. Virginia Patterson: Publicity. Maria Fernandez: Transportation. Karla Weinzheimer; Card Stunts, Ida Yamanaka: Sales. Rita Preszler. The Rally Committee is under the direction of the yell leaders and song leaders guided by Mr. Jack Smullen. CHRYSTAL MALONEY PENNY ROYAL SHARON HENSON VIVIAN BESSILIEVRE KAREN RUHR EDDIE CAVALLO LINDA LEWIS DAVE CARPENTER PAT SMITH Head Yell Leader Yell leaders excite the spirit of the seniors. John Cash organises the card section designs this year. The card section shows its colors at the Pitts- burg game. Birdman Ed Cavillo leads the cheering sec- tion. Coach Hart Fairclough introduces Champions of 1959-60. While taking time out from pictures, the crow relaxes. We are all bundled up for a typical rainy day noon hour. The five-minute period between classes is in its usual rush. The Varsity tootball team feasts at the annual duck feed donated by Or. Fcrd Oicl. Diablo is proud to have eight sets of twins on campus. Ed and Dave inspect the ceiling. Everyone qets in the mood while Jim play Ihc bongo . A couple of casual senior stroll to class. Debbie is practicing for her future career as a Sonq Leader ind Penny lake time out for lookinq over the Diablo News. A few seniors take time out from Senior Variety practice. The bonch of the class of I960 is. as usual, being occupied by the Senior Men. Staff members while getting ready for deadline work steadily. 31 ED BUTLER CRAIG WILLIAMS LOIS SHIMMIN RITA HASKINS President Vice-President Secretory Representative By now we have learned that Victory with Honor is our first commandment. Seniors Dear Parents: We have now come to realize that life moves at a fast rate. The time has come when we must turn from the guiding hands of our superiors and find our own way in the world. With us. we shall take our education and our memories. The spirit in the worst of the game, athletic and scholastic, when we have asked the Good Lord for that little extra help and understanding, brought Victory With Honor ; those and our activites are un- forgettable memories we shall take with us. The year really started out in a big way with Bustin’ Out, the Senior Variety Show under the direction of Judy Edinborgh, and following it was Senior Career Day headed by Bruce Peet and Judy Dalton. Pat Smith saw to it that the Senior Banquet, Memories in Mod- ern. was a big success, and Ron Belknap did an equally good job on the Senior Picnic. To end the year the breath-taking Senior Ball, Enchanted Forest, may be accredited to Enid Mathias and Fred Auda. Last, but certainly not least, we shall take with us the memory of Graduation Day which we may attribute to you. Because of your guidance, tolerance and under- standing we have reached this milestone in our lives. We. the Senior Class of I960, would like to thank you and try to make you proud of this achievement. Thank you, The Senior Class of I960. advisers FRONT ROW, left to right: Mri. Helen Koll, Miss Barbara Bush. Mrs. Mary Lumpkin. BACK ROW: Mr. Jack Binder- mono. Mrs. Barbara Bragg. Mr. Bill Riggle. NOT PIC- TURED: Mr. Doug Smith. Mr George Prall. Mr. Alan Gellnrmann. Mr. Leslie Dunnels. chairman. COUNSELORS Mr. Loyd Moore. Mrs. lola O'Grady ROY ALLEN Crafts I; Welding II. ROBERT ALLISON Wood Shop; Auto Shop; Car Club. MARY AMERSON Senior Cabinet; Jury Member; Junior Fash- ion Show; Sales and Finance Committee. JUDY ARENS Business Club; Sales and Finance Commit- tee; Swim Show; Brunch Service. MADELEVA ARMSTRONG Business Club; GAA; Cap and Gown; Pho- tography. SHIRLEY ARNOLD Business Club; IWE; Rally Committee. SANDRA ARVIN Business Club; IWE; Brunch Service; House of Representative. KAREN ASH Transfer Student (Spanaway, Washington); Honor Society; Drama Club; Student 8ody Treasurer. GERALD ATNIP Senior Variety; Senior Student Adviser; D'- ablo News Staff; Varsity Tennis. FRED AUDA Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Diablo '60; Senior Ball Chairman. DUANE BALL Machine Shop III; Gymnastics; Diving; Block 'D' MARGARET EVELYN BANUAT JSA; Honor Society; German Club; Senior 8anquef Committee. ELAINE 8ARANOWSKI Girls' Glee. MIKE BARBOUR Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Senior Cab- inet; Term Play. JERRY BARHAM Track; Basketball; House of Representatives; Silver 'D'. 8AR8ARA ANNE BARNES Swim Show; Senior Student Adviser; House of Representatives: Senior Ball Committee JOHN BARTON Transfer Student (Camden, Arkansas); Swim Team; Block 'D'. BILL BAWDEN Lug-Nuts; Jury Member. MARGARET BECK Swim Show; Junior Service; A Cappella Choir; Senior Announcement Committee. RON BELKNAP Block 'D'; Senior Picnic Committee; Gold 'D'; Wrestling. GARY LEE BENZLER Varsity Football: Block 'D'; Honor Society; Junior Fashion Show. PATTI BINKS GAA; Business Club; Drama Club; IWE. RONALD BJORK Auto Club; J.V. Football. KATHY BLIKENG GAA; Choir; Girls' Glee. BARBARA KAY BLOOMER Roily Committee: Senior Variety Show Com- mittee; Gold '0‘: Senior Announcement Committee. DONNA BOKA IWE; Girls' Glee. JACK BOUGUENNEC Golf Team; Auto Club; Basketball; 8lock D'. GEORGE BOWLER Cross Country. RICHARD BOYLE JOAN BRAZIL Senior Variety ShowCommittee; Term Ploy; CSF; Rally Committee. JERRY BRIGHT Tumbling AA; Swimming: Art II. 8ARBARA BROOKS Silver 'D'; House of Representatives; Senior Announcement Committee; Sen:or Variety Show. JIMMIE HUGH BROWN Varsity Football’ Varsitonians; Senior Stu- dent Adviser; Student Court. RICHARD BROWN Science Club. TROY BROWN Ski Club; ACappella Choir. CAROLYNNE BURDEN Junior Service; Junior Assembly; Modern Dance; Swim Show. BARBARA ANN BUSCAGLIA Dance Committee; Junior Service; Student Adviser; Cap and Gown Committee. DICK BUSCAGLIA House of Representatives; Junior Service; Basketball; Baseball. ED BUTLER Freshman King; Track; Varsity Football; Sen- ior Class President. CATHI CALDWELL Rally Committee; Foreign Exchange Com mittee; Yearbook Staff; CSF. 36 CAROL CARDEN Junior Fashion Show; Business; GAA; IWE. SUELLA CARLOS JOHN CARLSON DAVID CARPENTER Assistant Yell Leader; Gymnastics; 8!ock 'D'. R08ERT CARSCADDEN Art III A; ACappdla Choir; Clubs Assembly. ANDY CASAZZA Latin Club; Junior Car Wash; Football. BARBARA CASH Cap and Gown; Orama III; Homeroom Rep- resentative; Girls' Glee. EDWARD ANDREW CAVALLO Wrestling; Gymnastics; House of Rcpresen tafives; Head Yell Leader. BAR8ARA GALE CHANCE Honor Society: Sword end Bauble; Gown; Business Club President. Cap and MARIA CHATELLIER . Transfer Student (Florida): JSA; Fore.gn E«- changc; House of Representatives. ROBERTA ANN CHONG Business Club; Senior Service; Chairman of RrttnrK -ISA WILLARD CHRISMAN Block 'D'; Track; Senior Cabinet; Senior 8a! Committee. DENNIS CLARK Senior Variety. SUE COLLINS Junior Fashion Show; Mt. Diablo Marching Band; GAA; Business Club. RICHARD COMPTON Wrestling; Future Farmer of America; Foot ball; Track. SUSAN COOK House of Representatives; Head Scorer for Gymnastics; Senior Cabinet; Swim Show. SUSAN COOK Junior Fashion Show; Swim Show; Drama As- sembly; Ski Club. JACK COTCHER Varsity Sw:mming; Honor Society; Teen-age Reorescntativc-C.C. Safety Council; 8lock 'D1. JAMES CRAIG 8lock 'D': Silver 'D'; Yearbook Staff; House o( Representatives. RODGER CRAMER House of Representatives; Frosh Service; Welding IV; Photography. NEVALENE CREMEEN Sales and Finance; Business Club; OWE. JOANNE CRENNA GAA; Bus ncss Club; IWE. SCOTT CRENSHAW Senior Service; Varsity Basketball; '8' Bas- ketball; Block 'D'. RICHARD 8. CRESS JIM CROMWELL J.V. Football; CAP; Track; Gymnastic. JOHN CROSS Transfer Student (La Canada); Science Club; Senior Ball Committee. ROBERT WILLIAM CULLEN Varsity Football; Block 'D'; Honor Society; Ycorbook and Journalism Staffs. JAMES CURRY Frosh Football; Cross Country; Track. JUDITH DALTON Cap and Gown Committee; Sales and Fi nance Committee; CSF; Business Club Secretary. DIANA DeVERE DALY IWE; Choir; 8runch Service; Business Club. KAYLENE DARNELL Programs Commissioner; CSF; Senior Ball Committee; Jr. Service. RAMONA DAVIS Choir-2 years; Diablo ‘60: Junior-Senior Service; Cap and Gown Committee. 37 JANET LORRAINE UbCKtK CSF; Solos and Finance Committee; Swim Show; Choir. JOANNE DeCOFANO Senior Cabinet; Sales and Finance Commit- tee; Senior 8anquet Committee; IWE. JoANN DeFRATES Girls' Glee; A Cappcllo Choir; IWE; Jury Member. ELIZA8ETH DeHART JRC: FNA; Business Club; JSA. RICHARO DEL CHIARO IWE. ROBERT DEL CHIARO ROBERT DEL TESSANDRO Senior Variety. HERB DENTON Basketball; Advanced Wood; Baseball. DONALD F. DEVINCENZI Block 'D'; Varsity Track Mgr.; Varsity Foot- ball Mgr. HARALD DOGLIANI Science Club; Foreign Exchange Club; CSF; Honor Society. VEANDRA KAYE DOZIER Silver 'D'; Jury Member; Business Club; House of Representatives. MADALYN DRAGO CSF; Junior Service; French Club; Sword and 8aublc. DONNA DRISKELL Senior Banquet Committee; Senior Variety Show. MONTY DUARTE Metal IV; Mechanical Drawing IV. BOB DULAS School Photographer. TERRY DWYER Track; J.V. Football; Senior Variety; Junior Fashion Show. MARGIE ECOFFEY News Staff; Dance Committee; Head Ma- iorette; Senior Ball Committee. JUDY ANN EDINBORGH Drama Assembly; Junior Fashion Show; CSF; Senior Variety Show Chairmon. KAREN ELLINGSON Senior Student Adviser; Senior Announce- ment Committee; Rally Committee; Senior Cabinet. PHILLIP ERICKSON Freshman Scryice; Sales and Finance Com- mittce; Junior Service; House of Repre- sentatives. PAUL ERMAN Auto Shop; Junior Assembly. NANCY EVANS GAA; Business Club; Silver 'D'; Junior Fash- ion Show. MARIA FERNANDEZ Public Relations Commissioner; News Staff; Senior Variety; CSF. SANDRA FIELDS Senior Announcements Committee; Junior Fashion Show; Senior Service; House of Representatives. Gayle fiske Junior Fashion Show; Sophomore Service; 8usiness Club. MICHAEL FORD German Club; Advanced Drama; Latin Club. GERALD FRAZER Wood Shop II; Auto Shop I; OWE. TED FREEMAN Track. CONNIE FULK Ensemble: Oklahoma; Finian's Rainbow. RAEANN FULLER Drama Club; Business Club; Red Cross Club; Junior Fashion Show. ESTHER GAJARIAN Sophomore Service; Education Club. MARIZA GARCIA Freshman Cleanup; Sophomore Service: Junior Fashion Show; Business Club. KATHY GRAY Business Club. RICHARD GREEN JIM GRIFFIN ROSALIE GRIMM Transfer (Arizona); IWE; P.U. Parnosscs Club. SANDRA LEE GROSS Business Club; Ski Club. SHARON GROSS Senior Ball; Senior Variety; Junior Fashion Show; Business Club. CHARLES HAGOOD Science Club. DIANE HAMILTON CSF; Rally Committee; Senior Service; Sen- ior Variety Committee. DOUGLAS VERNON GARDENER Senior Adviser; Track; A Cappclla Choir; Yearbook I. SALLY GERBOTH Dance Committee; CSF; Education Club; House of Representatives. ANN GILDER Senior Picnic Committee; French Club; Solos and Finance; Junior Foshion Show. CAROL GLASS Business Club; IWE. R08ERT GOBLE Art I and II; Wood I; OWE. EILEEN GOLDEN Business Club; Sword and 8auble; Senior Picnic Committee; Junior Fashion Show. R08ERT GORDON CSF; German Club; Junior Service; Senior Adviser. MICHAEL NATHAN GRAHN III Senior Cabinet; Senior Picnic Committee; Football; Junior Fashion Show. ROBERT E. HAMMER Latin Club; Junior Car Wash; J.V. Bascboll. JOYCE HARING Senior Student Adviser; Dance Committee: Honor Society; Senior Banquet Committee JOSEPH HARRELL Senior Sales; Senior Adviser; Junior Car- nival. SHARON HARRIS Honor Society; Sophomore Service; Sales and Finance Committee; Swim Show. JERRY HARRISON Frosh Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Foot- ball. MARGARET HARWELL Senior Adviser; Swim Show; Rally Commit- tee; Junior Fashion Show. RITA HASKINS Class Representative (Sophomore, Junior, and Senior); Junior Prom; Flag Majorette; Senior Variety. TRUDY LA RAINE HAYS Sword and Bauble; Senior Sales Committee; Cap and Gown Committee; Senior Ball Committee. SANDY HAYWARD Brunch Service. JAMES CANNON HENDERSON Varsity Football; Wrestling; Basketball. CAROL HENDRIX Term Play; Senior Cabinet; Junior Carnival; Business Club. PATSY ANN HENNESSY Foreign Exchange Student to Finland; Fresh- man Vice-President; Junior Secretary; Stu- dent Council. KENNETH HICKEY Varsity Swimming; Block ’O'; News StaH; Senior Variety Committee. GREGORY HILL 8lock ‘O'; Senior Variety Show; Senior Serv- ice; Danny Devil. NORMAN HILL Frosh Football; House of Representatives; Silver 'D'; Jan Club. Joann s. hoff Transfer (San Francisco); Fencing Team; Servia Society; GAA. HEIDI HOHENRIEDER G ris' Rep.; CSF; Dance Committee; Senior 8ali Committee. 8RENT HOKANSON Mech. Drawing III. NADINE HOLTHOUSE Honor Society; Advanced Modern Dance; A Cappella Choir; Swim Show. RENNIE HOOBLER Junior Fashion Show; Silver 'D'; Business Club. WILBERT A.HORNE None. GARY JOEL HUBBARD Art I; Crafts I; Frosh Football. SHARON HUBBARD Business Club: Rally Committee; Silver 'D'; Jr. Fashion Show. STEVE HU8BARD IWE; J.V. Football. DAVID HULL House of Representatives: Science Club; Machine Shop; Frosh Service. THOMAS JACKSON Advanced Wood. ALBERT JACOBS J.V. Basketball: Varsity Basketball; Jr. Fash- ion Show; 8!ock 'D'. IRVING JANES Jr. Fashion Show. LINDA JASON JUDITH MARIE JONES Modern Dance; Jr. Fashion Show; Synchro- nixed Swim. SHARON JONES Freshman Service; Jr. Fashion Show; Jr. Prom. Committee: Sr. 8ancjuct Committee. KATHLEEN C. KABAT IWE; OWE. STAN KALINOWSKI Honor Society; IWE. JEAN KARLSRUD Jr. Fashion Show; Ski Club; GAA; FNA. DAVE KARNS Varsity Swim Team; German Club. BYRON KELLY Auto Shop. SHARON KELLY Advanced Dance; Business Club; Dance Committee; Honor Society. Social Affairs Commissioner; Senior Soles; Yearbook Staff. JUDY JETER GAA. ED JOHNSON Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; House of Representatives; Block 'D'. GEORGE JONES Marching Band II; Ensemble; Cross Coun- try; Transfer from Clear Lake. DUANE KIIHNE Choir; Term Play; Freshman Basketball. WILLIAM KILCORSE C and D Basketball; PA Crew; Radio III; Radio Club. BONITA KAY KILLINGSWORTH CSF; Business Club; Drama III; Silver 'D . JAMES KINNEY BILL KISTNER Football; Baseball; Transfer from Pleasant Hill. BOB KOCH Freshman Football; JV Football; Varsity Fcotball; Varsity Track. HOWARD KOOPMAN Wood II; Silver ‘O'. REX KRAMER Term Play; Sword and Bauble; News Staff; Senior Ball Committee. STUART MARTIN News Staff; Yearbook Staff. PATTY MARTINELLI Rally Committee; Business Club; Swim Club; Sales and Finance. 80NNIE LOUISE MASON CSF; Editor Diablo ‘60; Sophomore Vice- President; S'. Banquet Committee. GARY MASON President Radio Club; Chess Club; Science Club. ENID MATHIAS Assistant Editor Diablo '60; Senior Student Adviser; Dance Committee; Senior Ball Chairman. SANDY LEE MATTSON Girls' Glee; Swim Show. JOYCE MAYFIELD Brunch Service; Class Alternate (House of Representatives). MARILYN MAYLONE Sr. Banauct Committee; Rally Committee; Senior Variety Show; Sales and Finance. KAREN KAE KUHR Yell Leader (2yrs.); Honor Society; Modern Dance; Rally Committee. RONALD LASLEY Freshman Football; Mechanical Drawing IV; IWE. LINDA LEE GAA; Business Club; IWE. SAM LEONARD Photo Club Pres.; Football; Track; Freshman Cabinet. LINDA LANAE LEWIS Yell Leader (2 yr$.); Diablo '60 and News Staff; Senior Picnic; Senior Varsity Show. GARY LIEVRE Building Commissioner; Varsity Football; Wrestling; Track. CAROLE LINDSEY News Staff Bus. Manager; Yearbook Staff; Education Club President; Senior Variety Show. RICHARD LOERA Auto II; Welding II; Auto Club; Industrial Art Club. CLAUDINE (81LLIE) LOGAN JIM LOHRMANN Auto III; Welding III; Drifters Car Club. LAEL LORENGER IWE; Business Club; Sales and Finance; Silver 'D'. JERRY LOVING Chief Justice; Varsity 8askefball (2 yrs.); Gold 'D'; Student Council. SUE LUCAS IWE. SANDRA MAE MADLENA A Cappella Choir; Marching Band; Swim Club; Senior Picnic Committee. STUART MANN Advanced Wood Shop. BRUCE MARTIN GEORGE THOMAS McDERMOTT Senior Variety Show; B Basketball; Cap and Gown Committee; B Basketball. ROBERT LYLE McELWAlNE Industrial Arts Clubs: Metal II; Crafts II; Sr. Banquet Committee. paula McGuire Honor Society; Term Play; Sales and Fi- nance; Ski Club. KENNETH McKINNEY Teahouse of the August Moon; Finian’s Rain- bow; C and 0 Basketball. PATRICIA ANN MEALEY Senior Sales Chairman; Yearbook Staff '59 and ‘60; Swim Show; Jr. Fashion Show. BOB MEEKER Band; Dance Band; Jr. Achievement; Stu- dent Court. 8ILL MEESE J.V. Football: Senior Variety Show; Year- book I. THOMAS MAX MESSER Frosh Football; Track; Gymnastics. MARILYN MICKEY Girls' Glee; Junior Prom. JOYCE MILLER Modern Dance; Silver 'D'. LINDA MILLER Silver 'D'; Ensemble; Senior Variety Show; Advanced Drama. JACK MOORE KAY MOORE Transfer from Pleasant Hill; Sales and Fi- nance Committee; Jr. Fashion Show; Tri Hi Y. WILLIAM MOORE Varsity Football (mgr.); Vorsity Basketball (mgr.). TOM MORGAN House of Representatives; Senior Adviser; Senior Cabinet; Senior Variety Show. CHARLES DUANE MORRIS Frosh Football; Varsity Football; Track. 8EVERLEY ANN MUNDY A Cappclla Choir; Senior Announcement Committee; Sales and Finance; Junior Fashion Show. LINDA MYERS Junior Fashion Show; Rally Committee; Busi- ness Club; Junior Service. NANCY NAKATANI DONNA NEES Honor Society; Swim Show; Junior Fashion Show; Advoncc Dance. 8ILL NELSON Junior Closs President; Block 'D' President; Varsity Football; Senior Ball Committee. DENNIS NEWMAN Freshman Football; J.V. Football; Lugnuts. THOMAS B. NICHOLS B Basketball: Senior Variety Show; House of Representatives: Frosh Football. JULIAN NICKLAUS Football; Block 'D'; Wrestling; Baseball. ELSIE ROBERTA NOE Oklahoma; Finian's Rainbow; Ensemble; A Cappella Choir. JIM NORMAN Junior Fashion Show; Senior Variety Show; Swim Team; Senior Service. RANDY NORRIS Junior Fashion Show; Senior Picnic Commit- tee; Yearbook Staff; Senior Variety Show. JACKIE NUTLEY Clubs Commissioner; Honor Society; Mod- ern Dance; Junior Cabinet. JOHN G. ODEGARD JR. Gymnastics; Marching Band. CHARLES ODOM Aeronautics Club; Photo Club; Freshman Football. MAUREEN C. OLIVER Business Club; JSA; IWE; Senior Announce ment Committee. CHARMAINE OMANIA Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Fashion Show; Sales and Finance; Senior Service. SUZANNE CAROL PADELFORD Junior Prom; Journalism Staff; Dance Com mittec; Jury Member. KATHRYN ELLEN PANCOAST Senior Adviser; Senior Announcement Com mittec; CSF; Dance Comm ttec. RITA PANYKOVIC IWE; Synchronized Swim. JAMES PARKER Freshman Football; J.V. Football; Senior Variety Show. WILLIAM PARRISH Swim Team; Jazz Club. BOB PARSCAL VIRGINIA LEE ANNE PATTERSON Rally Committee; Junior Fashion Show; A Cappella Choir; Cap and Gown Com mdtee. GARY PEDERSEN OWE. SHEILA PEEBLES Advanced Dance; Swim Show; Transfer (Sacramento). WALT PEEBLES 8lock 'D'; Wrestling; House of Rcpresenta tives; Mechanical Drawing IIIA. BRUCE PEET Cross Country; Science Club; Honor So- ciety; Science Fair. CARMEL PELLAND House of Representatives; Honor Society; Business Club; IWE. JANET PETRIE Ensemble; Foreign Exchange Committee; Rally Committee. Cap and Gown Com. SANDRA LEE PHELPS Advanced Band; Business Club; IWE; Silver •D ROBERT ROLAND PINGER JR. Varsity Football. Honor Society; Track; Sen- ior Ball Committee. JOHN PLOEGER Junior Fashion Show; Drama Assembly; Silver 'D'. 44 JIM RAWLINSON Junior Fashion Show; Senior Service; Junior Prom; Play Festival '57. BILL RESTUCH Wood X. HARRY SHEPARD REX Future Farmers of America; Photography. PATRICIA ANN R08ERS0N IWE. PRISCILLA ROBINSON GAA; Business Club; IWE. CAROL RODGERS Ski Club; GAA; Business Club; IWE. KENNETH ROE Journalism. Wood II. JACK ROOKAIRD 4H. DINA PODNER Diablo News Staff; Senior Variety Show; Diablo '60: Senior Picnic Committee. LINDA PRISK IWE; Silver 'D'; Business Club. PAT PRYOR Transfer (Pleasant Hill); Senior Sales. GAYLE PURYEAR MIDGE PUTNAM Senior Sales; Frosh Assembly; Junior As sembly. JAMES RACINE Student Body President; Varsity Basketball; CSF; Varsity Track. JAIME RAMIREZ Honor Society; Wrestling; Gymnastics; Auto Shop Ml. ROBERT RAMSEY RICHARD ROOT Frosh. Football; Junior Fashion Show. NANCIE ROWDEN Sales and Finance Committee: A Cappcllo Choir; Jun’or Fashion Show; Senior Variety Show. PENNY JILL ROYAL Songleader; Senior Picnic Committee; Homecoming Queen; Yearbook Staff. PETE RUBIO BRIAN RUSSELL Auto Shop II; OWE; Metal Shop; IWE. RALPH RUTHERFORD Football; Block 'D'; Ski Club. CHRISTOS SACCOPOULOS Senior Cabinet; Jury Member; Foreign E change Student from Greece; Sen or Va rlefy Show. SHARON SANDMANN Transfer Student from Holy Names; A Cap- pella Choir; Cap and Gown Committee. 45 AUGUST SANTOS Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Grounds Commissioner; Block 'D'. MARIE LOUISE SCHELL Transfer from Oregon; GAA; Flag Twirler; Platter Party. TOM SCOGGINS ROBERTA SEIBOLO GAA; JSA; Latin Club; FNA. R08ERT K. SEMANS Latin Club; Science Club; Honor Society; Senior Service. STEVEN M. SHELBY Public Relations Committee; Foreign Ex change Committee; Gold '0‘; Senior Ad- viser. MAX SHORT Marching Band; Cross Country; Wrestling; Rally 8and. GARY SILVA Wrestling; Senior Service; Senior Announce- ment Committee; News and Yearbook Staff. WILLIAM ALLEN SILVA Auto Club; Advanced Wood STEVE SIMONDS Machine Shop IV. BRIAN ALLEN SLAGLE Transfer from 8rcntwood; Baseball; Junior Executive; Honor Society. THOMAS SLATER Football; Ensemble. MORGAN AOELBERT SLONEKER 8ILLY SMALL Sales and Finance Commissioner; Rally and Dance Bond; Soph Service. DARLENE SMITH Rally Committee; JSA; GAA; Honor Society FLETCHER SMITH MEL SMITH PATRICIA SMITH Yell Lcodcr; Senior Banquet Chairman; Ral ly Committee; Donee Committee. RUTHANN SMITH Modern Dance; Junior Fashion Show; Junior Assembly; Senior Announcement Com- mittee. GENE SNASEL GEORGE SOUSA Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Football; Senior Ball Committee; Diablo News. JOSEPH SOUSA Sophomore Service; Sales and Finance Com- mittee; Dance Bard; Marching Bond. WILLIAM SPENCER Drama Assembly; Welding I; OWE; Boys' Glee. CAMERON SPERLING JANET SPERLING JSA; French Club; Senior Student Adviser; Sales and Finance. LOIS SPIVEY Junior-Senior Prom Chairman; Junior Class Representative; Transfer Student (Dallas. Oregon); Sophomore Class President. JOLENE SPURLOCK Girls’ Glee; A Cappclla Choir; chronizcd Swim. LESLIE HOWARD STEVENS Marching Band; Metal IV. RALPH STOKES LORETTA SUMMERS Jury Member; A Cappclla C Show; Business Club. JIM SUMNER House of Representatives: Advanced Wood II; Auto Shop. MELINDA SWEENY Senior Cabinet; A Cappclla Choir; Cap and Gown Committee; Junior Fashion Show. DAVID SWIDRAK RICHARD TERRA Senior Variety Show; News Staff; Foot, ball; Track. RON TERRY CAROL THIEMAN STEVEN THOMAS MIKE THOMPSON Advanced 8and; Senior Variety Show. DWAIN TROST BOB TURNQUIST RICHARD VAN DYKE SHARON VANICEK Student 8ody Secretary; Marching Band; GAA; Honor Society. NONA VAN SCHAACK A Cappclla Choir; Business Club; GAA. ARLENE VASCONI Business Club; IWE; House of Represen tatives. DENNIS VENTURINI Jury Member. 8ETTE VISPERAS IWE; GAA; Business Club. PHIL C. VOEKS Auto Club: ACS; Ski Club. E JAMES WELLS JR. Marching Band-Drum Major; Senior Variety Show; Radio Club; Honor Society. SHARRON WELLS Swim Show. SHARON JEAN WEST CSF; Junior Fashion Show; Modern Dance; Senior Variety Show. KYLE WESTOVER Senior Variety Show; Ensemble; Oklahoma; News Staff. Assistant Editor. KENNETH WETZEL Radio Club. NANCY WILEY Dance Committee; Honor Society; Modern Dance; House of Representatives. CRAIG WILLIAMS Senior Class Vice-President; Student Court; Football; Track. DENNIS WILLIAMS Golf. HARRY WILLIAMS Diving; Football; 8lock ‘O'; Honor Society. JANICE WILLIAMS OWE; IWE; GAA; Synchronized Swim. NICK WILLIAMS CSF; Gold 'D'; Gymnastics; 8lock 'D . MICHAEL WILSON R08ERT WISYANSKI Wrestling; House of Representatives; Honor Society; Latin Club. EO WITT CSF; Yearbook Staff; Senior Picnic Com mittcc; Senior Variety Show. DORIS WOOD Junior Fashion Show; Girls' Glee; Business Club; Red Cross Club. JIM WOODROW House of Representatives: Honor Society; German Club; Junior Service. DONALD WRAY KAY WYLIE GAA; IWE; Business Club. IDA YAMANAKA GAA; Cap and Gown Co-Chairman; CSF; Junior Vice President. RODENA YORK Business Club; GAA; IWE. SHARI ZOCCHI Junior Fashion Show; House of Rcprcscn tatives; Senior Sales. ANDREW ZOPOLOS Varsity Track; 8lock 'D'; Senior Pierre Com- mittee; 8 Track. JUDITH ANN ZUBEY Junior Cabinet; House of Representatives; Senior Student Adviser; Senior Banquet. 48 CAMERA SHY Those camera-shy Seniors. Carl Brown. Wanda Backer. Richard Comp Ion and Tom Clarke, stop their activities and studies long enough for a snapshot. SENIOR SERVICE The annual magazine drive ice cream feed attracts the Seniors. SENIOR CABINET SENIOR SALES The Senior Cabinet spends all year planning and plotting to provide the satisfactory Senior activities at Diablo. The members of the Senior Sales committee, coached by Pam Mealoy chairman, sell goodies at the football games to earn money for future senior activities. 49 Class of '60 organizes for unity BARBARA BROOKS Announcement Chairman JUDY EDINBORGH Variety Show Chairman JUDY DALTON Career Day Co-Chairman RON BELKNAP Picnic Chairman PAT SMITH Banquet Chairman BRUCE PEET Career Day Co-Chairman Each senior contributes his own particular talent to the canvas of class achievements. VARIETY SHOW COMMITTEE FRONT ROW left to right: Maria Fernanda!. Joan 8raxil, Diane Hamilton, Judy Edinborqh. Chairman; Barbara 8loomer. and Ida Yamanaka. BACK ROW: Kyle Weitover. Terry Dwyer. Tom Morgan, and Ken Hickey. ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE FRONT ROW. left to right: Peggy Beck. Barbara Brookt. Chairman; Barbara Bloomer. Karen Elling- � on. Kaye Pancoast, and Beverly Mundy. BACK ROW: Pat Smith. Gary Silva, Donna Driikoll, Maureen Oliver, Sandy Field� , and Ruthann Smith. SENIOR PICNIC COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Eileen Golden, Penny Royal. Dina Podner. Linda Lewi� , Ann Gilder. BACK ROW: Andy Zopolos. Randy Norri� , Mike Grahn, Ron Belknap. SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE FRONT ROW. left to right: Heidi Hohenrieder, Enid Mathias. Trudy Hayes. Barbara Barnes. MIDDLE ROW: Bud Chrisman. George Sousa. John Cross. Bob Pinger. 8ACK ROW: Fred Auda. Not Pictured: Kay Darnell, Margo Ecoffey. SENIOR CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE FRONT ROW. left to right: Virginia Patterson. Judy Dalton, Trudy Hayes. Barbara Chance. MIDDLE ROW: Ramona Davis. Sharon Sandmann, Barbara Cash. Judie Jones. BACK ROW: Ida Yamanaka, Janet Petrie, Barbara Buscaglia. SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE FRONT ROW. left to right: Sharon Jones, Barbara 8rooks, Joanne DeCofano, Judy Zubey, Marilyn Maylone. MIDDLE ROW: Lynn Banuat, Pat Smith, 8ob McElaine, Joyce Haring, Charmainc Omania. Not Pictured: Bonnio Mason. SLATE OF SENIOR ACTIVITIES Variety Show...... Career Day ..... Banquet ....... Picnic.......... Ball ............. Awards Assembly Graduation........ December 3 and 4 ..March 1 1 April 29 May 11 June 4 June 7 17 ENID MATHIAS Senior Ball Co-Chairman FRED AUDA Senior Ball Co-Chairman JANET PETRIE Cap and Gown Co-Chairman IDA YAMANAKA Cap and Gown Co-Chairman 1. The Senior Variety Show cast qcts together for last-minute briefing of their big show. Bustin' Out. 2. The Qucenston trio, Kaylene Darnell. Nadine Holthouse and Jackie Nutlcy, blended voices to make a big hit in the show by singing Jolly Coachmen. 3. These tough guys are the convicts who wore doing the Bustin' Out in the show. A. Ed and Willy (better known as Edith and Wilma), sang their way into everybody's hearts with SMILE. 5. Dawn Darling and Rock Pile, portrayed by Sharon West and Bud Chrisman, made their debut as stars, in Bustin' Out. 1. The Mount Diablo Seniori present themselves well on the annual Senior Caroer Day. 2. Career Day Soction Chairmen receive the final instructions from Bruce Peet. Chairman. The subchairmen are oipected to introduce speakers and attend tho luncheon. 3. Barbara Chance is making sure Billy has the riqht sixed cap for the big day. 4. Greq, Judy, Terry, and Judy are all set for the fun-filled Senior Picnic. 5. Planninq for the Senior Banquet. Memories in Modern. is the Banquot Committee, headed by Pat Smith. AWARDS ROBERT GORDON National Morit Finalist Bosch and lomb Science Award Somifinalist. General Motors Scholarship MARIA FERNANDEZ National Merit Finalist State Scholarship somifinalist 4-year tuition scholarship to Holy Names College MARGARET HARWELL Betty Crocker Award Homemaker of tho Year PAT HENNESSY Junior Undergraduate Scholarship AFS Summer Returnee Studont to Finland DAR Good Citizen Award ED JOHNSON Back of Year DUANE MORRIS and HUGH BROWN All-County Football HARALD DOGLIANI Jcv Orientation Study Award Preliminary nomination to Annapolis and Air Force Academy LOIS SHIMMIN First Diablo Student of the Month Qu;ll and Scroll National Society Junior Servico Award Pin SEAL BEARERS Sealbearers are chosen on the basis of maintaining six semesters of a ten- point grade and activity average in CSF. Failure in any subject or a D in any academic subject bars one from being a candidate. Members of the CSF Sealbearers are Harald Dogliani. Lois Shimmin, Maria Fernandes. Cathi Caldwell. Robert Gordon. Patsy Hen- nessey. and Ida Yamanaka. Unto each his own victory. These mighty seniors will never forget all the fun the Senior Banq'n Wagon” provided at the beginning of the year. Bank of America Scholar- ship Awards: FRONT ROW. left to right: Judy Dalton, award in Vocational Arts; Robert Gordon, award in Math and Science; Lois Shimmin. award in Liberal Arts. BACK ROW: Pat Hen- nessy. certificate in Liberal Arts; Harald Dogliani, cer- tificate in Math and Sci- ence; Cathi Caldwell, award in Fino Arts; and Ron Belknap, certificate in Vo- cational Arts. We better international understanding Rita Preszler. Lynn Peters, Norma McKenne and Kathy leschinsky are the choices (or a European summer. Chris and his American brother, Bob Pinqer. brunch together. Chris enjoys the fun of a league basketball game Chris poses with his American family. Bob, Mrs Pinger, Or. Pinqer, and their sons Rick. Tom. and Jim. with our foreign exchange program. Pointing to Finland, Pat talk to a group about her visit. Milk doesn't come from bottles! Pat gains this knowl- edge first-hand. A lesson in pitchinq hay is given to Pat by her Finnish companion. Christos Saccopoulos. the son of an Athens lawyer, was the exchange student to Diablo this year. In Athens. Chris attended a private school founded by an American. He ap- plied to be an exchange student in Oc- tober. 1958. The first part of the exam he took was composition, and the second, objective. Chris learned he was to come to Amer- ica in May and he arrived here to live with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pinger in Au- gust. Patsy Hennessy. a Diablo Senior, was a summer exchangee who lived with a Finnish family in Helsinki. Finland, for three months during last summer. Chris and Pat agree that the most dif- ficult part of being an exchangee was adapting to new customs. Chris enjoys eatinq lunch in the senior Den. 51 Ac. Pat poses here with her Fin- nish mother between two Finnish maids in national costume. MIKE SWEENY ANN PRICE JO WHEELER DAVE BRADLEY President Vice-president Junior Secretary Junior Representative Juniors prepare this year for the responsibilities of next year. Juniors Leading this year's active Junior class are Mike Sweeney, president; Ann Price, vice-president; Dave Bradley, junior representative; and Jo Wheeler, secre- tdiActivities this year for the class included: Junior Fashion Show, Junior Prom, Junior Carnival, and Junior Car Wash. A rainy-day car wash increased the treasury of the class and helped to make the Junior Prom a success. On February 17, the class of '61 presented Portraits in Fashions under the chairmanship of Ann Price, with Co-Chairman Rita Preszler. During football season two juniors caught the spot- light: Tom Brown made second string all-county and Marty Piscovich was given honorable mention. Enthusiastic junior leaders are making plans for their coming senior activities with the help of their advisers: Mrs. Leah Wilson, Mr. Walter Kelson, Mrs. Rose Marie Jones, and Mr. Joe Rukavina. Mrs. Frances Kidd and Miss Betty Sullivan are Junior Class counselors. Not pictured. Mr. Alan Gollerrnann Junior Class advisers are Mrs. Leah Wilson. Mr. Walter Kelson and Mrs. Rose Marie Jones Not pictured. Mr. Joe Rukavina. UfcNNIb AtoUillNU KATHLEEN AGUILAR MIKE ALEXANDER JOHN ALLEN LARRY ALLISON ENID ALMEIDA MARY ALMEIDA CHAD ANDERSON GARY ANDERSON PAM ANDERSON MARY ANN ANGELO JOAN ANTINK ED ARROYO SEVERELY ARVIN LOU AUDAS BRIAN AUGUSTINE DON AVERY DAN BARCLAY VIRGINIA BARHAM KENDRICH BARRON WALTER BARRON DIANE BASICA VIRGINIA 6ATT LARRY BAUER JENNETH BEERS SHARYON BELL MIKE 8ENNETT CLINTON BENTON BOB BERGLUND HAROLD BERGUM VIVIAN BESSELIEVRE STEVE BIGGS CAROL 8INAM LARRY BISSO DIANE BLACK LINDA BLAKESLEY ROBERTA BLISS RUTH BLOMGREN JIM BOHANNON TOM BOYLAN DAVID BRADLEY MILE BRANDT THERA 8RASWELL JERRY BROTHERTON ALBERT BROWN THERESA BROWN TOM 8ROWN PAUL BRUNELLE LYLE BURKS ROBERT 8URROR BILL BURTON DIANE BYHOLT NANCY CALIBRO BILL CAM8RA PAT CAMPBELL NICKIE CAMPTON VALERIE CANONICA TED CANTRALL RINA CARNILL shiela carper NANCY CARTER DAVID CARZINO 'OHN CASH JANET CASEY DOUGLAS CASKEY BETTY CAUGHMAN KAREN CAVALLO JAMES CECIL LINDA CHAMBERS DAVE CHAPLIC KATHLEEN CHERNOH SHIRLEY CHRISTIE PAT CHRISTY FRANK CHURCH CHARLENE ClOFFI DARLENE ClOFFI JACK CLARKE JUDY CLIFTON PHILLIP COLLETT BILL COLTON JOYCE CONNEALLY FREDA COOK RONNIE COOK JAMES COOPER JOHN CORY THERESA COX CHRIS COYLE JOHN COYNE DAVID CROMWELL FRANK CROSS STEVE CROWELL BARBARA CULLISON LESTER CUMMINGS 8ARRY CURRAN JOE CURRIER BRENT DAGNEAU MARY DALY SUSAN DALY DAVE DANIELS SHARYON OANNA CHRISTINE DARROW JEAN D'ASCANIO KEN DAVEY RICHARD DAVIDSON Carolyn davis FLOYD DAVIS LYNDA DAY DONALD DEES TONY do JONG DAVID OEGUCHI JAY OE HART PAUL DELNITSTA AL DENEEN MARGARET DENNY MARY DE VAN RUDY DIAZ LINDA DOMINGUEZ LINDA DOOLIN PATRICIA DORAN MERRILL DOWNING MIKE DOYLE DEAN DRA8LOS CLAY DREXEL PENNY DUARTE DENNIS DUGGINS R08ERT DUTRA THEA DYKMAN EVELYN EARL BETSY EDINBORGH TERRY EIDSON GLEN ENGLAND DENNIS ENOCHS BECKY EVANS RICK EVANS CAROL FARMER JAMES FARMER R08ERTA FERGUSON DORIS FIRMAN GARY FISKE RICK FLOOD CONNIE FOLTZ JAMES FORAN JIM FRAGA JOE FREEMAN LINDA FREITAS URSULA FRITSCH SHARON FULK Lorraine Garcia JOHN GARLICK PRISCELLA GARRETTSON CLAIRE GARRIGUES BOBBIE GATHERUM SETH GAY 80B GETTY VIRGINIA GLINES GERALD GOOD PETER GOTTLIEB SONIA GRAMMONT DOYLE GREEN MARY BETH GREEN NANCY GREEN CATHERINE GRIFFITH SHARON GROVES MARILYN GRUESSING MARGARET GURNEY KATHY GROVES SHARON GROVES JAMES HALDERMAN KENNETH HAMMER MARY HANCOCK MARGE HANNERS ALBERT HARCOURT TURNER HARDESTY WALTER HARDISON BARBARA HARPER RISA HARRIS MIKE HASTINGS SHIRLEY HEATH CAROL HELZER LINDA HERMAN SHARON HENSON HOWARD HERIN KATHY HERTING JACK HETHERINGTON DAVE HIMSL MARGO HOLT RICHARD HOOPERS PATRICIA HOSICK GERALD HUDLIN JOAN HULL SKIP HUNTER MAJOR INCH TWILLA IRONS JOE JACOBY RAY JAMES JOE JARA JUDY JARVIS CAMILLE JENKINS SHIRLEY JETER BONNIE JEWELL JAMES JOHNSON RENATE JOHNSON R08ERT JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON KELLY JONES MAUREEN JOSEPH PENELOPE JUETT ALFRED JUNGEN MARY LYNN KALINOWSKI CONNIE KAPALIS JOHN KEE8LE JIM KELLOGG SANDRA KETHLEY DON KIDD CAROLYN KING BILL KING GEORGE KOHLER BOB KOHLER FERN KOSTICK JOY KR080TH TED KRUMLAND 8ILL LANDIS ROBERT LARKIN LINDA LASLEY ALICE LATHAM MARY LEA DONNA LEHMAN ROBERT LEONARD CLAUDIA LEONTINI KATHLEEN LESCHINSKY DON LIE8ER TIM LIEVRE ROSANN LINFORD JUDITH LOOMIS PAUL LUDWIG MIKE LYONS DON MAHR CHRYSTAL MALONEY JIM MARLAIS ED MARJUEZ PAT MARSH RAY MARSHALL ROBERT MARTIN DARLENE MASON RANDY MATTHEWS JESSICA MATTSON RICH MAXWELL DONNA MAY JOE MAYFIELD MERRILEE McCALLUM HAROLD McCUTCHEON norma McKenzie CLARENCE MELANCON MIKE McMILLEN PHILIP McRAE GEORGE MEEK EVELYN MELANCON DAVID METHVEN CHARLES MIDLAND CINDY MILLEN STAN MILLER LINDA MILLER WILLIAM MILLER NANCY MITCHELL TED MOISO PATRICIA MOREY JANICE MORK JON MORRIS RONALD MORRIS DOROTHY MROCZKOWSKI LINDA MYERS LIZ NELSON BONNIE NICHOLSON DONNIE NICHOLSON RONALD NICHOLSON PATRICIA NISSINEN PRENTICE NUNN SHARON O'DONNELL MIKE OHRAN SOPHIA OMANIA RODNEY PACHECO ED PAKES 8AR8ARA PARKS VIC PATTON JOANNE PAVILIONIS MARY PELLAND LYNN PETER TERRY PETERS MARSHA PETERSON JANET PHILLIPS NORRIS PHILLIPS JOHN PICKETT SANDRA PINTER MARTY PISCOVICH FORREST POLLOCH GLORIA POWERS PAT POWERS RITA PRESZLER ANN PRICE CAROL PRIESTAP DIANNE PURYEAR FRANCES PUTNAM LOREN QUIGG RON RALPHS DIANE RAWLINSON DONALD REID WAYNE REPOSA JAMES REVELL PAMELA REYNOLDS SHARON REYNOLDS MICHELL RIDER R08ERT ROARK BAR8ARA R08ERTS RONNIE ROBERTS ROBERT ROBINSON WILLIAM RODGERS NICK ROMEO ROGER ROMIG DON RUMPF LEONARD SALISBURY ANTONETTE SAMPERE DAVE SANDOVAL JIM SANDS MARTHA SANDS ALBERT SAUNDERS ROB8IE SAUNDERS SHARON SAVAGE DANI KAY SAXTON GARY SBONA IRVIN SCHMALJOHANN SHARON SCOTT DON SCRI8NER JAMES SCULLY BARBARA SEVY JUDY SHAVER LYNN SHAW JUDI SHEEHAN RICHARD L. SHELTON SANDRA SHEPERO JOHN SHOWER JANICE SIDWELL JERRY SIMMONS PAULA SIMMONS NORMAN SIPES R08ERT SIVEL CARL SKROPETA MARTHA SKURTUN JERRE SLAGHT IDA SMITH JERRY SMITH JOYCELYN SMITH JUANITA SMITH JUDY SMITH LARRY SMITH LYLA SMITH 8ILL SMITH ANITA SNIPES BAR8ARA SOUSA LINDA SPENCER SANDRA SPESSARD JO ANN STAGGE JERRY STANLEY MARIE STARR PAT STEPHENS 808 STEVENS JOY STEWARD SHIRLEY STIMSON PAT STINEMETZ 8ILL STINNETT MICKEY STOVER DEE STROUP -KEN- STUCKEY BAR8ARA STUDT HAROLD SUNDQUIST MARY SWARTZ TERRY SWARTZ MIKE SWEENEY VIRGINIA TALLY DENNIS TEIFEL LARRY TEIXEIA PEGGY TEMPLETON OON TERRA JO TERRELL KAREN TERRY JERRY THEOBOLD JANE THRASHER CHRIS TIERNEY BARRY TILLMAN TERRIE TREAT JANET TRE8INO CAROLE TREECE BARBARA TREVORROW JAY TUCKER LYNN TURNER JACK TUTTLE MARY ELLEN UPSHAW WILLIAM UTTER JERRY VAN PELT SANDRA VENDOVELLI CAROL VERDIER 8ILLIE WALKER JERRY WALKER JUDY WALSH JOANNE WARING MIKE WARREN KAREN WATERSON JANICE WATKINS KATHY WATTERS GEORGE WEATHERS8Y LEE WEHRLIE KARLA WEINZHElMER PAT WELLS JO WHEELER MELINDA SUE WHITNEY LLOYD WILL CHARLES WILLIAMS KATHY WILLIAMS RUTH ANN WILLIAMS KATHY WILSON LARRY WISE PENNY WISE FREDDIE WOin ILONA WOJCIK Comoro Shy Juniors ore FRONT ROW. left to right: Georqanne Zaro. Lindo Cothom. Shoron Woolf. Keren Wolf. Normo Siegfried. BACK ROW: Richard Wells. Anthony Shindelus. and George Tognetti. This year's Junior Cabi- net helped plan activi- ties that pleased the classmen. These three female sen- iors embarrass Jun.or Service members as they breoze out the Sci- ence Building exit. Two-piece swim suits brought out a lacy gar- ter to accent the mole's costume at the Junior Fashion Show, Portraits in Fashion. Juniors cared not whether it rained or shined, they were out to polish and collect bills to help finance the Junior Prom. Dani Kay Saxton and Bill Cambra make their Junior Fashion Show entrance to Stardust music. Dani Kay wore a tiered ruffled qown while Bill snorted a bro- cade weskit under his dark suit. Although it was April Fool's Day the Juniors held their annual Junior Prom. Driftwood and Dreams. By the qay look on these couples' faces, the dance was not an April Fool. HELEN BALDWIN Prosident JANE NELSON Vice-President DIANE WILLIAMS Secretary SANORA RUSCONI Sophomore Representative Sophomores are progressing in the understanding of code ethics. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy Henderson, Mrs. Frances Kidd, Miss Helen CourtrigM. SOPHOMORE ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Karen Light, Mr. Robert Macombcr. Miss 8etty Kimura. Sophomores It's truly a women's world in the Sophomore class this year, with all girls class officers, including Helen Baldwin, president; Jane Nelson, vice-president; Diane Williams, secretary, and Sandy Rasconi, representative. They led their 461 classmates in many fun-filled activi- ties. including the annual Christmas Formal. This year's formal, entitled Winter Illusions, was held on the night of December 18, when the Girls' Gym was decorated with silver and blue. The next item on the agenda was the All-Class Variety Show, where the sophomores had a chance to show off their great talents. Along with this, they set up a booth in the Junior Carnival. The proceeds were more than welcomed to the class piggy bank for future activities. The officers and class worked with and were guided by the class advisers Mrs. Karen Light, Mr. Robert Macomber. and Miss Betty Kimura. ROW ONE. left to right: Pat As- born. Reba Armstrong, Elaine Ber- ta. Pat Conncally, Gerry Carden, Lynn 8aldwin, Virginia Carter. Sue Cockerham, Barbara Christie. 8etty Jo Bodily, Gail Cowden. Barbara Anderson. ROW TWO: Murlene Brazeal, Kathi Anderson, Betty Brochtel, Sue 8onnott. Nancy Bow- man, Lorraine Chong. Linda Benson, Laurann Bechtel. Beverly 8rown, Judy Clarke. Karen Cooper. Diane Collins. ROW THREE: Bob Cannon. Mike Cooper, Dean Audoy. Dean Boyles. Bill Clarke, Dale Ashcraft, Bob Buwalda, Jim 8ates, Forrest Backert, Leroy 8aptist, Tom Brian, Bob Anderson. ROW ONE. left to right: Sharon Corbett, Niki fjuford, Kathi Cowell, Donna Burton, Jan Christensen, Cathi Caulk, Linda Altcvogt. Sandy Covert, Elaine Bush. Dianna Chap- man. ROW TWO: Kenneth Belcher, 8ob Boos. Vornon Sweatt. Danny Sinclair, James Brown, Frank Con- don, Joe Aguilar. Gene Brown, Bob Bradshaw, Jerry Cooper, Terry Ar- nold. Gary Christiana. ROW THREE: Bob Biork, Phil Bradford, Bill An- tink. Charles Binderup. Duane Adams, Roger Clark. Richard Clough. Ron Boyle. Bob Armstrong. Rich Fuller. Bob Buscaglia. ROW ONE. left to right: Rose Gar- cia, Rosi Dresback, Norma Davis. Diane Grimm, Carolyn Drablos. Marilyn Fields, Jack Furr. Lee Geis- ness. Gail De Groff, Mary Flodin. Peggy Duffield, Sonny Ecoffey. Hel- en Gadol. ROW TWO: Terry Davis. Paul Davis. Pat Davis, Jerald Gar- cia, Dave Engler. Don Del Monte. Lynn Gerow, Bill Fleming. Harold Gerow, Frank Forgan, Fred Crum- mett. ROW THREE: Larry Franchere. Herbert Christie, David Enke. Mike 8akcr. Barry Davis. Richard Embick, Doyle Greene, Mike Boyle. Joo Curiel, Bill Fernandez, Jeff Drago. ROW ONE. left to right: Ruth Dickson. Christine Darrow. Karen Fiske. Kathic Gross. Paula Grabow- ski. Kit Gaycn. Mary Brooks. Sharon Gratiot. Norcen Ferriera. Pat Flet- cher. Tanya Ferogiaro, Frances Fsher. ROW TWO: Barbara Dona- hue. Bonnie Duell, Cookie Granger, Louisa Eddy. Pat Grahn, Juanita Goodman. Pricilla Garrettson. Joan Eaton. Betty Evans. Elaine Earls, Re- nolle English. ROW THREE: Dennis Dunham. Tim Budde. Lewis Garri- son Eddie Elkins. Steve Graham. DeVon Griffin, Arthur Curiel. Bob Granados. Richard Davis. George Glines. Jim Freeman. Dave Gallo- way. ROW ONE. left to right: Sandy Hallock, Janice Gurney. Lynn Har- ing. Barbara Kochany. Sherry Jervis. Hartwell Harm, Anna Mae King. Annette Johnson, Botty Korin. Nola Kniffen. Barbara Gout. Judy Kel- logg. ROW TWO: John Hinkle, fd King. Miko Hazelrigg, Jim Kendle. Mike Errett, Dennis James. Bob Kin- ney. Rodger Kingston. Larry DuBois. Danny Gilkev. Dave Greer, Harry Kuhr. ROW THREE: Dave Jones. An- tone Goyak. Miko Hays. Jeff Jones. Steve Hacker, Jim Keane. Bob John- son, Jerry Goldsmith, Mike Herbert, Gary Kyle, Gary Holcomb, Ron Harrison. ROW ONE, left to right: Sandy Jones. Carol Holub, Glenda Jones, Alice Holthouse. Barbara Hamilton Sandie Kethley. Joyce Joy. Merriall Kerr, Sharon Hopper, Mary King. Linda Kalinowski, Almira Horne ROW TWO: Penny Kegley. Char- lotte Johnson. Shirley Johnston. Joyce James, Jackie Johnson. Karen Gustafson. Francine Hunn. Danella James. Eileen Hampton. Brenda Henderson. Martha Johnston. Holly Hayden. Sandy Gruessing. ROW THREE: Henry Keefer. Doug Keith. Wayne Johnson, Leon Hull, Dave Harmon. Bob Jacobson, Steve Hon- ctt. Dick Jacobson, Lary Hund. Joe Hohenrieder. Gerard Dearing, Mickey Himsl. ROW ONE, loft to right: Liz New- man. Mary Meyer, Janice Moore. Lo's Mattson. Ann Nees, Linda Lee Dolores Navarro, Darlene Mason, Lynn Markham, Pam McGuire. Dane Lovick. Doris Smart. ROW TWO: Norman Grovo, Darrel Long. Steve Maze. Bob Noubert, Rick Lana, Gary Guerrora. Jim McAffo. Dan Navone, Earl March. Albie long- shore. Jim Moon, Per Landeck. ROW THREE: Dave Lorrey. Norman Thompson. Tim Mealey. Doug Mi- chael, Gene Moreau, Mike McGar- vey. Kenneth Nissinen. Pat Lufkin, Clyde McEven. Ricky Maxwell! Steve Manus. Tim Leschinsky. ROW ONE, left to riqht: Connie La Londc. Janecn McMahan, Sherrve McGibney. Kathy Ludlam. Kathy McGreoor. Mary Lou Leahigh, Re- nee McGowan, Ruth Nelson. Coltne Lewis. Margaret Lamb, Rita Molt- bie. Barbara Moak. ROW TWO: Bert McCain. Jane Hohanson. Clark Southwick. Eldon Lambert. Jim Har- rell. Gerry Lane. Ken Madsen, Jim Leonard. Chuck Langendorf. Ray Marshall. ROW THREE: Donna Lar- ramendy, Donna Martinez. Sandie McKinney. Jacquelyn Lcahiah. Jua- nita Mora, Claudia Moniz. Dorothy May, Sandy Littrell. Arlene Miller. Marlene Miller, Vanya Lord. Mary May. Jane Nelson. ROW ONE. left to right: Betty Sieg- fried. Keren Sabo. Oaisy Rhodes. Linda Rubio. Ruth Richardson, Toni Selxnock. Judy Ogle, Avis Price. Gail Lewis, Nancy Sholton, Sue Root. Judy Simmons. ROW TWO: Barbara Pereira. Sandy Paulson. Oarleno Odom. Dickie Smith. Donna Stesvcs. Ginger Royal. Sandy Rus- coni. Carol Rowe. Mardy Schmidt. Ann Odegard. Frances Shimek Mer. rctta Ek dmore. ROW THREE: Rich- ard Ohlson, Kin Simpson. James Snyder. Floyd Rodcliffe, Gary Shel- by. Morris Scharff. Frank Siegfried. Manuel Ramirez, Richard Rubio, Richard Sandoval, Ted Roberts. John Scarborough. ROW ONE. left to right: Grover Soonablc. 8ob Shollcnburgcr, Mike Slattery. Dan Smith. Don Roark. Tom Plowright Bob Shaw. Bob Mactche. Don Rookaird. Larry Smith. ROW TWO: 8 i 11 Rewerts, Bob Scarbor- ough. Dennis Stevens. Lynden Siple. Danny Ramirez. Bill Sharp, Mark Staggs, Harold Ortega. Bob Schle- singer. Dave Richmond. ROW THREE: Sandy Sanchez. Joann Sncd- ckcr. Vickie Reeves. Martha Riley. Eve Stanton. Gail Skinner. Phyllis Sandoval. LaVonnc Sims. Pat Oyen. ROW ONE: left to right: Sarah Yamanaka. Dixie Wilson. Micholo Waymire. Mary Ann Tallman, Sandy Thomas. Arlene Young, Lynda Thov- er. Jeanne Ward. Diane Tadlock. Karolyn Tubbs, Sue Turnqu:st. Judi Tomilson. ROW TWO: Charlene Watson Sharon Williams. Donna Truitt. Evelyn Stone. Suzanne Thom- as. Kathy Thornsberry. Beth Wygal, Pam Zink. Sharon Hartung. Mar- qaret White. Sheila Wilding. ROW THREE: Ernie Stevenson. Alan Thom- js. Bob Zolinski, Doug Voeks, Rich- ard Stevenson. John Warrick. Mike Whitaker. Tom Shenofield. Dcryl Taylor. Stan Wippler. John Trappe. Mike Sutton. ROW ONE. left to right: Jim Wood. Dennis Van Motor. Ed Zubev. Dave West. Russ Young. Lola Whitson. Nona Yniguoz. 0 ane Wili ams. Peq- gy Williams, Jonot White. Connie Walton. Terri Wyatt. ROW TWO: Arlyn Turner. Brooks Tarver. Ken Treecc. Tod Webster. Mike Wil- liams, Wayne V� eatherby. Paul Tarr. Pete Vasconi, Charles Wall, Bob Tate, Darrell W lliams, Harry York The Sophomore Service main- tain! order in the lonq lunch lines at noon with member! like thii, Winter llluiioni wji the name choien for the Sophomore For- mal at Chriitmai time, the day before the Chriitmai vacation. Sophomore qirli are the lame world-wide. They love to itand and talk. The Sophomore Cabinet ii let for ill picture. Sophomore aoof-balli take time off from decoratinq for the formal. Princess Sue Cook Her Honor, Penny Royal Prince� Margie Ecoffey Mt. Diablo High’s stands overflowed at the first league play with Pittsburg the first annual Home- coming game. The ceremony at half time was the big event of the evening. Mr. William Marracino, Mt. Diablo High School band instructor, directed his prize-winning musicians into a Diablo march which carried five charming ladies escorted by five handsome senior boys to the platform where the queen was to be crowned. Jerry Loving, speaker, slowly announced the results of the Varsity football team's vote. Junior princesses: Sharon Henson. Ann Price. Senior princesses: Sue Cook, Margie Ecoffey. Pen- ny Royal. The Homecoming queen! exclaimed Jerry. There was a trumpeting fanfare by the band; then. Mt. Diablo's first annual Homecoming Queen of 1959 is — pause— Penny Royal! Penny was escorted from her throne followed by her respective court and was ushered into a white I960 Oldsmobile convertible driven by Mr. Erv Leh- mer himself. The princesses rode in a red Olds. Princess Ann Price Prince� Sharon Henson The court beauties ride parade style in the Olds. Charley compliments the Queen. JOE TRE8INO PAT KEANE MERYL CONNERS DOROTHY MASON President Vice-president Secretory Representotivc Freshmen come to Diablo eager to learn and ready to follow the traditions. Freshmen Members of the class of '63 with Joe Trebino. pres- ident; Pat Keane, vice-president; Meryl Conners, secre- tary, and Dorothy Mason, representative, received their initiation early in the year. Instead of being hazed, the Frosh'had to perform K.P. duty on November 19. This consisted of cleaning up the school grounds under the direction of upperclassmen, who awarded them refresh- ments afterwards. March I 8 was the next daie on the agenda for Frosh activities. This was the annual presentation of the Fresh- man Dance. The class also participated in the combined class assembly and they operated a booth in the Junior Carnival as well. All of these activities were under the guidance of Mr. Fury Dalla, Mrs. Marion Hilliard, and Mr. Terry McDaniel, who served as Freshman class advisers. Freshman advisers for this year are as follows: Mr. Terry McDaniel, Mrs. Marion Hilliard, and Mr. Fury Dalla. ROW ONE. loft to right: Kathy Caruso, Cathy Bourret, Jon Albietx. Lois Boots. Karen Bochtol. Char- lotte 8rigqs, Dorothy Aarhus. Ruth- ann Allner. Judy Bisso, Nancy Angelo. ROW TWO: Janie Byrd. Joan Buckley. Linda Blackstone. Pa- tricia Bruce. Glinda Carqile. Lynn 8air. La Donna Bignoli. Barbara Allen. Diane Bielawski, Anne Bru- nelle. ROW THREE: Tom Arnold. Rich Brooks Frank Courier, Rich Adams. Joe Banuat, George Arroyo. Allen 8oycsen. Gary Alexander. Ron Baughman, Brian Baker. ROW ONE. left to right: Beverly Calhoun, Barbara Armstrong, Judy Atherton. Mary Boyle. Gay Carlos. Lynn Cox. Susan Benson, Darlene Biork, Sandra Beaulieu, SuEllen Al- lison. ROW TWO: Shirlee Ball. Cheryl Carter, Darlene Barton. An- nette Bullard, Norcne Canonica. Doris Allison, Barbara Carol, Linda 8ruton. Linda 8likcnq, Anna Bolla. ROW THREE: Jon 8eers. Mike Cur- ry. Ken Clarke. Ron Brown, Leon Blackburn, Mike Cadd, David Bab- bitt. Cliff Bell. Stan Bennett, Larry 8arnes. ROW ONE. left to right: Mike Broce, Hubert Bromma. Dale An- derson. Richard Anderson, Pete Berwick. Johnny Farmer, Lesley Al- len, Tim Eitzen. Ron Enqlish, Rick Allen, John Erman, Rox Dickenson ROW TWO: Gaylene Bjorkauist. Sharon Armstrong, Janie Brother- ton, Judie Brotnerton. Barbara Oerana, Judy Coonen. Colleen Cur- tin, Joan Dyer, Paul Colvard. Glenn Dunlap. ROW THREE: Maior Bran- lee. Jim Arens. Bill Curran, Gary Estrella. Terry Cotcher. Roberto Estrella, Rod Durtlinger, Frank Day. Dava Clark, Arlene Childs. ROW ONE. left to right: Kathy Er- rett. Viva Dako, Jackie Dalton, Mary Dykman, Grace Chaplik. Judy Day. Mike Collins. Linda Emerick, Kathy Ellingson. Gloria Drum, Carol Cree. Connie Fachnor. Vicki Cash. ROW TWO: Sue Duff. Sandy Cook. Sue Courtney. Nancy Deselms. Jan Cummings. Shirley DeFratos. Sherry Crites, Margaret Draemel. Dorothy Darrell. Marcia Clark. Meryl Con- ners. Theresa Dorste. ROW THREE: Bob Darden. Bill Fell. 8ob Duffield, Bruce Divine, Bill Douqherty, Mike DeHart, Ken Doeckel. Charlie Dyer. Don Cue. ROW ONE. loft to riqht: Nancy Fitch. Pamela Hun . Sheila Hunter Barbara Floyd. Lauralee Harinq. Frances Courier. Joanne Jarvis. Gay Goodman. Janice Huffman. Ger- trude Chonq. Coiette Ewinq. Jean Davit. ROW TWO: Ann Gay. Donna Hoti. Mary Green, D-ana Henry. Francine Hampton. Sharon Herr'nq, Vicki Garrard. Linda Housour. Mary Gloekler. Caroline Gee Rosemary Hibel. Jean Hayes. ROW THREE: Bob Glazier. John Fore. Jim G:bbs, Tom Horsfall. Stewart Glazier, Dud- ley Gann. Donald Hall. Georae Hcqarty, Denn’s Hosclton, John Gourd, Fred Granados. Rick Heiqnes. ROW ONE, left to riqht: Mike Gar- rett. Rich Harmon. Chuck Gabry- siak. Earnest Forbess. Jerry Grahn. Joe Hardcastle. Jack Hawk. Gordon Horch. Danny Freeman. Craiq Haq- er. Richard Garvin. Tom Gunn. ROW TWO: Ken Hardman. Bill Hansen. Harry Huqel, Ellen Kings- ley. Dorothy Mason, Cheryl Lewis. Mary Grahm. Janis Gcdrose, Shari Fennell. Juanita Guddleston. Carol Forrest. Sue Hopkins. ROW THREE: Stanley Hatch, Dan Fricsc. Gcorqe Hatherill, David Hammari. Bill Gal- li. Larry Glessman, Ralph Ford. Dennis Garcia. Paul Hamel. Bill Fiqueroa, Peter Gehrinqcr, David Gehrinqer. ROW ONE. left to riqht: Judy Karns. Andrea Moore. Sandy Nailen. Eileen Miller. Judy Lonq. Choryll Nielson. Joan Moorhead. Leslie Krumland. Sandra Jones, Claudia McCarty, Patricia Krout. Sheila Jones. ROW TWO: Joe Manqini, Walt Johnson. Bill Maqqiora. Jim Hanuds. Larry Mason. Bill Kirk. Rich Jacobs. Gary Loomis, David Har- desty. Bob Hitchcock. Ron McGrath. Tom Lewis. ROW THREE: Lenie Miencr. Grace Leschinsky, Helen Merchant. Grace Maestas, Ruth Kcqlcy. Dona Montqomery. Sue Moise. Vivian McMasters, Becky Nicholson, Kathy Keane. Pat Keane. Lauri McGuire. ROW ONE. left to riaht: Penny Rider. Alice Schenewolf, Sandra Shuntleff. Yvonne Van der Groen, Pat Kestelwoot, Laurie Lane. Judy Immel. Carol Lonqshore. Peqqy Kimp. Marqaret Larson. Cookie Martin, Joan Nutley. ROW TWO: La Voile Jackson, Colleen Nelson, Sylvia Ludricks, Pat Lonsdale. Edna Smith, Eileen Sidobottom, Nancy Ludlam, Judy Tierney. Pam Scott. Carol Taylor. Daryl Ponninqton, Donna West. ROW THREE: Charles Lopez. Tom Russell. Joe Trebino. Paul Raymond. Ron Kohler, 8ill Rutherford. Jim Thornton. Harry Le- Munyon, Al Kiely, John McKinley. Rich Yamanaka. ROW ONE. left to right: Barbara Stokes. Darlene Quigg, Sandra Wa- ter . Robin Well . Janice Walker, Janice Simmon . Sue Templeton, Kathy Wilding, Beatrice Sampere. Cindy Utter, Lonnie William . Mary Smith. ROW TWO: Karla Smith. Robe'ta Thain. Barbara Van Deven- ter. 0 ane Ponsegrow, Terry Wil- liam . Carol McMillen. Iri Powning. Julie Perry. Deo Ann Peter . Jill Tuttle. 8ev Schipper, Barbara Jami- on. ROW THREE: Tyler Nie en, Jim Payne. Kip Roebken. Gary Park . Oon Onitott, Paul Stimell, Roy Whit- field. Jack Sunteri. Jim Simmon . Mike Torpacka. Paul Rugert, Don Paul. ROW ONE. left to right: lynette Terry, Nancy Weitbrook. Helen Wol h. Sue Recktenwald, Nancy Smith. Sherry Pergrim. Charmian Phippt, Betty Van Pelt. Pat Shawver. Ann Schwalen, Lynnette Simm . Pat Simpion. ROW TWO: Gary Rich- ardson. Mike Yarborough, Ron Peterson. Pat Timbrell, Larry Tlich- ardson. Dick Schaumburg. David Pattison, Gary Speelman, Gary Wenger. Dan Smith. Bill Warte, Al- len Wiiner. ROW THREE: Kim Wil- liam , Mike Prisk. Mike Tate. Joe Trappe. Jim Rego. Jim Peebles, Bill Oswald, Gorden Shepherd, Ken Williams, Bob Plant . Frank Ster- ling. 8ob Van Dyke. ROW ONE. left to right: Jactyn Pelland. Sandy Recktenwald, Sandy Thoma . Karen Serventi, Anne Shi- mek, Marty Rubottom. Linda Roche , Janice Smith. Jerilyn Tay- lor, Carol Herbel. Susan Petrie. ROW TWO: Judy Ried. Linda Ped- erson, Janet Twigg, 8ob McClain, Jerry Royse, Fred Schwecke, Tom Porter, Marshall Malseed. Tim Jones, Sheryl Theobald, Sandy Thomas. Vicki Romig. ROW THREE: Gary Widner. Rick Sa«ton. Ken Smith. Dale Weir, Tim Shindelus. Bob Kohler, John Vincent. Haskell Ward. Jim Sousa. Raymond Schei- ber, Rodney Ketchum. George Sieg- fried. The lucky Freshman English students in 51 AC. don’t have to join these energetic Frosh Service members in cleaning up the school grounds . . . At tho end of Clean-up Day. Frosh swarm towards rewardinq refreshments. .ft Frosh prove that money can be made from cake sales. Dorofhy Mason and Jim Sousa were chosen th s year’s Typical Freshmen. Nancy Westbrook and Norris Oahl wero crowned as this year's Kinq and Vuccn at the hresh man Dance. The Freshman cabinet was re- sponsible for orqaniiinq the class activities. Golden Twiliqht, the Fresh- man Dance, was presented on March 18. Glttinq to Know You was the theme of our first school donee of the year, stick- figures formed the decorations. The annual turn-about dance. Pineapple Junction, pre- sented by the Social Affairs Committee, danced toV� e music of Bill Marr ncino. Our dances swing us out of the routine. Christmas time means Sophomore Formal t'me 959 bcinq no nxecoption. The theme of this year's formal was Winter Illusions. Some Hawaiian Hilo Hattis and their dates dress alike in briqht colored muu-muus and shirts at the turn-about dance. Mid-March brought the Freshman Dance Golden Tw:i qhl, over which Queen Nancy Westbrook and King Norris Dahl reigned ENID MATHIAS Assistant Editor BONNIE MASON Editor Diablo 60 Communications headquarters for Diablo '60 Staff Bonnie Mason Editor Penny Royal. Sharon Kelly. Ramona Davis, Enid Mathias Assistant Editor Gary Silva, Joyce Haring..... Class Editors Fred Auda Sports Editor Pam Mealey Leaders Cathi Caldwell Subscription Manager Karen Ellingson Clubs Lois Shimmin Business Manager Bob Dulas Photographer Willy Cullen Ad Manager Special section editors (FRONT ROW. left to right): Karen Ellinqson, Dina Podner. Pam Mealey. Jim Racine. 8ACK ROW: Fred Auda. Ken Hickey. Randy Norris. The students of Mrs. Helen Lum's sixth period yearbook class, urqed on by editor Bonnie Mason, combined their efforts to make the Diablo '60 a Business, ads and subscriptions editors (left to right): Lois Shimmin. Bill Cullen. Cathi Caldwell. Class editors (left to right): Penny Royal, Sharon Kelly. Ramona Davis. Gary Silva, Joyce Haring. Bob Dulas. Photographer good annual. Getting ads. selling yearbooks, contacting various people, writing copy, and choosing photographs for the annual comprise a few of the chores” of the yearbook staff members. The staff was headed by editor. Bonnie: business manager, Lois Shimmin: ad manager, Willy Cullen; sports manager. Fred Auda: art editor and subscrip- tion manager. Cathi Caldwell. Staff members are (FRONT ROW, left to right): Enid Mathias. Bonnie Mason, Linda Jason, Pam Mealey. Penny Royal. SECOND ROW: Jenny 8ecrs. Pat Campbell. Ris Harris. Merqo Holt, Frances Putnam. Jan Phillips, Sharon Woolfo. Linda Lewis. Dina Podner, Sharon Kelly. Bill Cullen. THIRD ROW: Wanda Bacher. Joyce Haring. Heidi Hohen- riedcr. Lois Shimmin, Cathi Caldwell Carole Lindsey, Karen Ellingson. Ramona Davis. Randy Norris. BACK ROW: Dennis Duggins, Stu Martin. Jim Racme. Jo-Ann Hoff. Fred Auda, Ken Hickey. Jim Croig. MRS. HELEN LUM Adviser Diablo News parents and students is the Journalism Department. What's the latest scoop in the ever-present question of the Diablo News Staff? In meeting its bi-monthly deadlines, the staff quite ade- quately achieves its goal of bringing the current happen- ings to the student body's attention. This year they have racked their brains for new ideas to give the paper a different slant, tracked down stories of interest, and taken photographs so that the news was more lively. The staff was headed by Steve Shelby, first semester, and Maria Fernandez, second semester; Business Manager Carole Lindsey; Advertising Managers, Stuart Martin and Bob Wisyanski; Press Release Managers. Cathi Caldwell and Eloise Snipes; Picture Manager, Sue Padelford; Ex- change Manager. Dina Podner; Photographer. Bob Dulas- and Faculty Adviser. Mrs. Helen Lum. STEVE SHELBY Fall Editor MARIA FERNANDEZ Sprinq Editor Four workinq women of the Press (loft to riqht): Diane Hamil- ton. Dina Podner. Eloise Snipes. Sue Padelford. Ads and Business Managers: Stu Martin, Carole Lindsey. Diablo News Staff (FRONT ROW. left to riqht): Stu Martin. Stove Shelby. Pam Reynolds. Sue Padelford Maria Fernandez SECOND ROW: Carole Lindsey. Trudy Hayes Pat Smith, Diane Hamilton, Marqie Ecoffey. Dina Podner, Linda Lewis. THIRD ROW: Cathi Caldwell. Kyle Westover. Eloise Snipes Dani Kay Saxton, Ken Hickey. Jerry Atnip. Gary Silva. FOURTH ROW: Rich Terra Fred Auda. Bob Dulas. Bill Cullen. Jerry Stanley. Randy Norris, Rex Kramer MAJORETTE HEAD MAJORETTE FLAS TWIRlER MAJORETTE Sandy Littrell Mjrqe Ecoffey Sunny EcoHoy Cookie Martin The boom-boom of Diablo drums is admired by the townspeople MR. BILL MARACCINO Prire-winninq Band Inifructor Band The Mt. Diablo Band performs as a marching band in the fall and, in the spring, as a concert band. As a marching unit, it performed at the California State Fair and in the Concord Pow Wow. in which it placed first this year. The band also took first in the Lodi Grape Festival parade—the prize was $100. The band placed first in the Walnut Festival Parade where it received ihe Sweepstakes Trophy for the best unit in the parade, while the majorettes received a first also. The band went to the Davis Picnic Day for marching and was defending champion at the Los Banos Mayday Parade where last year the Red Coats received the coveted first-place trophy and sweepstakes trophy. The Mt. Dioblo Hiqh School Bend made Diablo proud by winninq many ewordi in interitote competitioni ! Noon rallies, hooded by the yell leaders and son leaders, wore held to increase spirit for the games. and it sparks sportsmanship in the stands as well as in the Quad. Sounds of shouting emanate from the whitc-shirted section of basket- ball stands. This year's Varsitonians have participated in school dances, played in the assembl es, and for many outside activi- ties. They include: Rita Haskins, vocalist; Glen England. Bob Zclinski. Bob Maotchc, Bob Mcokcr. Bob Plants, and Mike Sutton. 8ACK ROW: Sandra littrell, Fred Granados, Ron Roberts, Hal Sundquist, and Alan Thomas. The concert groups demonstrate the department's versatility. L -ri MvL! ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Donahue. Kathy Caruso, Holly Hayden, Sylvia Adams. Sandy Jonos. Roberta Seibold. Colcne Lewis. BACK ROW: Pctor Gehrinqer. 8arbara Souza. Bar- bara Sevy, Nancy Smith, Dennis Van Meter. Bill Kirk. GIRLS GLEE The Girls' Glee, under the instructio-� of Mrs. Barbara Bragg, have added much to the music proqram of Diablo this year. They have participated in the Christmas Pageant and on March 4. they held their concert for the public. 'AI J ' ’ fr LM- 11VIft ■ mn. K'. I o L � The Choir end Ensemble this year were obi to participate in o once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, the Oponinq Cere- monies of the VIII Winter Olympics held in Squaw Valloy in February. Also in April the Choir attended the annual Spring Music Festival in Pittsburg. Climaxing the year was the yearly May concert. ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW, left to right: Margee Hanners, Freddie Woitt. Janet Petrie. Mr. Prall. Linda Miller. Connie Fulk, Mary Kalinowski, Roberta Noe. BACK ROW: Rob Gordon. Mike 8arbour, Kyle Westovcr. Hugh Brown, Tom Brown. Tom Slater. George Jones, Davo Daniels. NOT PICTURED: Carol Vedier. BOYS' GLEE Bob Tate, Fletcher Smith. Jerry Pavilionis, Dennis James. Bill Curran. Larry Clark. Dave Harman. Larry Wise. Ken Doeckel. Varsitonian soloist. Rita Haskins, pipes the blues at Pleasant Hill. The play's the thing DRAMA For many years the drama classes have performed outstanding plays and this year is no exception. Among them The Stolen Prince which was the sub- Steve Thomas and Virginia Patterson here pose as Persey and Madame DuBonnct in the term play The Boy Friend. Dave Daniels and Donna Driskell, as Tony and Polly, do a scone from the term play The 8oy Friend. The players of the term play The Boy Friend here are practicinq a chorus line dance durinq rehearsal. Sleepy eyed Chris here waits behind the scenes for his entrance as Joseph in the Christmas Paqeant. Trudy Hays and Don Wray interpreted the parts of the Royal Nurse and Lonq Fo in Tho Stolen Prince for the Drama Assembly. at Diablo too. ject of the drama assembly, The Boy Friend, as the annual term play, and the dramatic portrayal of Christmas and its meaning in the Christmas Pageant. With his talents behind the back drop. Mr. Raymon Stansbury has shown his directing abilities by the quality of his performances. Our term play The Boy Friend was o swinq beck to the '20' with flappers end pcq-topped trousers. Donne Driskell, Virqinie Petterson. and 8etsy Edin- borqh. as three female leads pose for our camera. Behind the scenes of The Stolen Prince theso students await the cues for iheir opening performance Donna Driskell. Bill Spencer and Donald Wray or® pictured here while performing in the play The Stolen Prince. MRS. PAULINE TOSCHI BEGINNING DANCE FRONT ROW. left to right: Renote Johnson. Juanita Smith. Joyce Mayfield. Sandra Vcdo- velli. Ann Price. Vivian Bessclicvre, Billie Jean Walker. Peggy Temple- ton. Lynn Turner. Karla Weimheimer. Sharyon Danna. Virginia Baft Nancy Carter. Carol Pricstrap. MIDDLE ROW: Betsy Edin- bourgh, Joy Steward. Evelyn Me'acon. Shiola Carper. Linda Spencer. Jo Ann Stagge. Ruth Ann Williams. Patti Adams. Dani Kay Sax- ton, Jorre Slagit, Sophia Omania. Linda Miller. Karen Cavallo. Susan Daws. BACK ROW: Barbara Bloom- er. Barbara Chance. Janet Sporling, Sharon Savage. Pat Stincmiti. Maureen Joseph. Sonia Grammont, Chris Round- tree. Linda Freitas. Margo Holt, Sharon West. Linda Doolin. Janice Sidwell, Lynn Peter. Rita Presxler. The breaking of the pinata was the climax of the Mexican Hat Dance in the Christmas Pageant. Camera bold students pose abstract design during advance dance session. express the art of the dance ADVANCED DANCE FRONT ROW, left to right: Penny Royal, Lin- do Jason, Bonnie Ma- son, Linda Lewis. Karen Ruhr, Kaylene Darnell, Sharon Kelly, Donna Nccs. Joan Brazil, Bar- bara Brooks. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Treoce. Joyce Haring, Janet Petrie. Nadine Holt- house, Enid Mathias, Jackie Nutley. Paula McGuire. Lois Shimmin. Roseann Linford, Maria Fcrnancz. BACK ROW: Pat Smith. Judi Jones, Linda Dominguez, Kar- en Ellingson, Gigi Zaro. Joyce Miller. Pam And- erson, Marilyn Malone, Ruth Ann Smith, Bar- bara 8uscaglia. Nancy Clarke. Sustained movement was the key to Midsummer Day which went to the Alhambra Exchange Assembly. Thcso dance students represent the many hours spent after school in concentrated practice. Under the advisership of Ernie Cecaci. the 8lock 0 has performed its many functioni These include: keeping order in the assemblies, competing in the Block 0 vs. Faculty basket- ball and baseball games. The Block D is led by president Bill Nelson; and sergeant of arms Tom Brown . . . Members of the German Club tried to promote an understanding of the German language. Some of the activities included attending Ger- man movies, visiting a German restaurant and also visiting the Vienna Boys' Choir. Leaders for the first semester were Robert Gordon, president: Ida Yamanaka. vice-president; and Barbara Bloomer, secretary. Or. Caroline Ross advised the group. Any student who has taken commercial courses is eligible for membership in the Business Club. The officers are president. Barbara Chance; vice-president. Judy Arens; secretary. Judy Dalton; and treasurer, Linda Prisk. During the first semester several meetings were held for ihe adoption of the Business Club Constitution. On March 28. the graduates of three years ago attended the annual Business Club re- union. Also on the list of activities were the annual presentation of a gift to the school, a club social and elections, which terminated the year. This year the GAA had a very active year under the sponsorship of Miss Donna Britton. Some of the activities were the modern dance play- day held at Antioch February 6; the bowling playday held at Las Lomas February 27; and the badminton playday held in our gym on March 19. Other exciting events were the two mother and daughter nights held in December and March. Club officers are Claire Garrigues. president; Charlene Cioffi, vice president; and Bonnie Jewell, secretary and treasurer. These are the organizers who deputize and supervise. Members of the clubs council who represent their various clubs are ROW I. left to right: Holon Gadol, Kathy Leschinsky. Peter Gehringer. Walter Johnson. Bill Nelson. Norman Hill. Charlene Cioffi. Claire Garrigues. Sharon Woolf. ROW 2: Virginia Glines, Jackie Nutley. Clubs Commissioner, Gary Mason, and Mrs. Irmagard Cox. Adviser. The EDUCATION CLUB started the '59- 40 season with the clect.on of new officers. The following people were elected: President, Carole Linsey; Vice-President, Janice Moore; Secretary, Esther Gajarian. The ad- viser this year was Miss Peqqy Reid. The club was formed in order to interest stu- dents in the teaching field. The first activ- ity was the Education Club tea held for members, new students, and members of the administration. The next activity was the Internship Proqram. This allows several students to qo to Williams School to ob- serve teaching techniques firsthand. The club's two field trips cons:sted of going to San Francisco State to attend meetings and see the campus, and the second was an Education Conference at COP in Stockton. The FUTURE NURSES CLUB was formed in the sprinq of 1957. The club officers this year are Kathy Leschinsky. president; Pen- ny Juett. vice-president; Caroline Gee. secretary; Judy Tierney, treasurer; Beth Wyqal, corresponding secretary. Th s year the club has made three trips to the Con- cord Community Hospital. Under the su- pervision of the adviser. Mrs. JoAnn Ma- comber. JSA was organized to help students learn more about statesmanship. Regional and state government come under scrutiny at the many conventions held durinq the year The organization even prov'des the services of a lobbyist in the state capitol. Ten local members were picked in the spring to represent Tunisia and Haiti in a mock UN Conference at the University of Cali- fornia. Officers for the fall term were Ginger Glines. president; Sarah Yamanaka. vice-president; Maria Chatellier secretary: and Jcnnefh Beers, treasurer. Mrs. Norma White is chief adviser to the group. DRAMA students who have participated in plays in the last four semesters were priv- ileged to enter The Sword and 8auble Club. This club has sponsored trips to plays and musicals with hopes of develop- ing interest in the drama Held and en- couraging students to follow acting itself. Judy Edinborgh has been president for the year. Mr. Ramon Stansbury heads this group. Under the sponsorship of Mi� Ruth Galin- do and Miss Ethel 8rubaker the CALIFOR- NIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION has proudly maintained the state standards, these being ten points for the six-perioo student, twelve points for the seven-period student. Therefore it is an honor for stu- dents to become members of C.S.F. This yoar's club counts as members FRONT ROW. seated: Elaine Earls. Maria Fernen- dez. Kathlene Leschinsky. Ida Yomanaka. Norma McKenzie. Dani Saxton. ROW 2: Bonnie Mason, Kathryn Pancoast, Pat Hen- nessy, Lois Shimmin, Joan Brazil, Judy Dalton, Madalyn Drago. ROW 3: Rita Presx- ler, Hartwell Harris. Janice Moore, Diane Tadlock, Martha Riley, Lynn Markham, Nola Kniffen. BACK ROW: Harold Sund- quist. Bill Fernandei, Pete Vasconi. Ron Boyle, George Weathersky. Headed by President Gary Mason, th© RADIO CLU8 has experienced many field trips, to examine the various types of radio equipment—one of the club's main pur- poses. Having equipment to oporate Ham radios and work with radio apparatus are the principal objectives of this organiza- tion. Ken Wetzel, vice-president; Jim Wells, secretary; are the remaining officers and Mr. Robert Armstrong is the club adviser. Students who are trying to further their knowledge in tho Fronch language and have fun doing it belong to tho FRENCH CLUB Durinq tho first semester tho club just met and didn't do too much but Mr. Robert Macomber. the adviser, expected tc be doinq more thinqs in the sprinq semester. The followina students are in the French Club: Mary Liz Nelson, president; Janice Moore, Melinda Whitney, Ruth Nelson. Toni Selznick. Ursula Fritsch. Diana Chapman. Michele Waymire. Jan Sperling, Jo Wheeler. Jack Cotchcr Rita Maltbie. Judy Edin- borgh. Ren6 McGowan. Rosalie Dresback. THE STAMP CLU8—Consisting of ten mem- bes and ranqinq in size, form, shape and intelligence, the stamp club's object is to creato an interest and gain knowledge valuable to the stamp tickers Every Where. Future stamp lickers include FRONT ROW: Walter Johnson. Major Bronzel, Bill Waite. Bob Neudert, Peter Gehringer. BACK ROW: Gary Widmer, Donald Hall, Pat Lufkin. Ken Doeckcl, Oave Gehringer, with Mr. Fury Dalla. adviser. 92 The SCIENCE CLU8 member work on scientific project . The club enjoyed buy- ing a refrigerator for the Science Depart- ment thi year at well at the trip to Mor- rison Planitarium. The leader for firtt semester were Harold Doglinani. president; Charles Hagood, vice-pretident; John Cross. secretary-treasurer; Bill Miller, pub- licity; and Mr. Robert Vencill, adviter. Second semeitor leader were Bruce Peet, president; Paul Ludwig, vice-president; Connie Folt . secretary treasurer; Bill Mil- ler. publicity; and Mr. Thomas Steyacrt. adviser. Under the direction of Mr. Anthony Vidak was formed the Mt. Diablo LUG NUTS. This club promotes and sustains an interest in the functions of an automobile. Meet- ings are held periodically, whereby mem- bers have an opportunity to work on their cars and discuss future plans of the club. Members are FRONT ROW: Jack Clarke, Ted Moise. Ron 8iork. Jack 8ouguennec. Walt Peebles. BACK ROW: Ed Cavjllo, Norris Phillips, and Bob Allison. The FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB supports the Foreign Exchange committee and offers the student body a chance to participate in the American Field Service Program The club, which is in its second year of activity, is advised by Mr. Robert Ma- comber and the officers are Susan Daws, president; Helen Gadol. vice-president; and Margaret Harwell, secretary. THE PROJECTIONIST is not a club but it functions like one in that members perform such special duties as running the noon movie, and running class movies. Some of the students who serve you in this capacity are as follows. FRONT, left to right: Bob Del Chiaro. Steven Hubbard. Kenneth Mc- Kinney. Albert Brown, Richard Del Chiaro. BACK: Jim Parker, Mike Hays. Ray Mar- shall. Bob Zelinski. James Wood, and Stan- ley Kalinowski. 93 Crazy legs Gory model hi majorette costume. Stimulating a quidod interest in dll (orms of jazz is the main purpose of the jazz club. Group projects according to Mrs. 8arbara Bragg include: attend- ing jazz concerts, playing good jazz for Ihc members, and providing club jazz concerts. Officers of the jazz club are Norm Hill president; Mike Thompson, vice-president; Fred Auda. activity chairman; Sophia Omania, secretary. Advanced Harmony is Diablo's smallest class. It is ezclusively for music majors and is taught by Mrs. 8arbara Bragg Custodian Val Cooper no longer sings in the rain. Under the leadership of the Advisers Miss Ruth Galindo and Miss Ethel Bru- baker. the second semester California Scholarship Federation takes part in many springtime activities. Amonq those planned were the Sealbearers Banquet. Ditch Day, and Sprinq Picture Sales, Officers for this semester include: Patsy Hcnnossy. president; Rob Gordon, vice-president; Rita Preszler. secretary; and Cathi Caldwell, treasurer. Mr. Tom Vidak checks for student body cards at the first school dance last fall. Dr. Ferd Diel appoints Mary Fletcher chief-taster for the ducks he prepares annually for the Football Banquet. LEAP YEAR brings about qirls' choice . . . These girls are quick to take ad- vantage of it. Determination to win sparks this foot- ball squad. RALPH RUTHERFORD Second String Ali-Leegue Guard JERRY HARRISON Guard GEORGE SOUSA Honorable Mention End GARY LIEVRE Halfback DUANE TROST End JULIAN NICKLAUS Halfback GARY 8ENZLER Fullback BOB KOCH Tackle DUANE MORRIS First String All-League Guard HUGH BROWN First String All-League End BILL CULLEN Honorable Mention Center BILL NELSON Honorable Mention Halfback BILL SANTOS Halfback JIM HENDERSON Halfback EDDIE JOHNSON Second String All-League Quarterback FRED AUDA Tackle FRONT ROW, l«ft to right: Mike 8ennett, Richard Well� , Howard Johnjon, Julian Nichlaus. Coach Bohno, Jorry Harrijon, Al Longshore, Bob Pinger. Jim Henderson. Gary 8en2ler, Dave Chaplik. SECOND ROW: Dave Mothven. Bob Koch, Bill Cullen, Ed Johnson, Mike Barbour, Bill Nelson. Ralph Rutherford, Carl Skropeta, Ed Butler. THIRD ROW: Coach Smith, Larry Bisso. Ron Boyle, Bill Landis, Gary Licvre. Marly Piscovich. George Sousa. Dennis Enochs, Don Rumpf, Fred Auda. Coach Fairclough. BACK ROW: Bill Cambra. Bob Berglund, Dave Jones, Duane Morris. Tom 8rown, Bill Shorp, Hugh 8rown. Lou Audas. Small men, big spirit, take championship. Varsity Football December 7. 1959 On Monday night. September 21. Diablo fans saw 36 boys take the field for the open- ing game of the 1959 football season. Many of the older alumni in the stands had not seen a local team so small in size in over a decade. This was also an inexperienced group with only six veterans returning from last year's squad. How could such a group capture the fancy of fans and rooters whose ears were still ringing with the six successes of the mighty champions of the year before? Nine weeks later, this same team walked off the field with eight victories and a cham- pionship of their own. Behind them was a tale of success rarely equalled in the annals of Mt. Diablo athletic history. Here was a team so filled with desire, dedication of purpose and group oneness that they became one of the fastest-learning and best-conditioned teams ever to wear the red and green. Their work and spirit grew stronger week by week and with each victory came the strength and confidence upon which their ultimate record was fashioned. They will be remembered not as a team of individual stars, but rather as a group of individuals that made the team the star. Hart Fairclough HEAD COACH HART FAIRCLOUGH COACH DOUG SMITH COACH BUD BOHNE 100 Julian Nicklaus jumps high to pull down his first of two interceptions against Antioch. Diablo Quarterback Eddie Johnson breaks loose against Tennyson for one of his 59 and 80 yard runs which helped us to victory. Varsity Football Scores Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 13- 6 . . . .... Oakland Tech Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 25-19 . . . Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 12- 9 . . . Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 19- 6 . . . Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 20- 0 . . . Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 0-20 . . . . . . Clayton Valley Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 28-12 . . . Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 13- 0 . . . Mt. Diablo .... . . . . 20- 6 . . . .... Pleasant Hill Nelson scampers for a short run against Tennyson with theaid of Morris and 8ennett. The Red Devils came out on top, 25-19. Duane Morris throws a key block at Billy Nelson digs for extra yardage against Oakland Tech. Diablo got its first victory 13-6. Quarterback Marty Piscovich flips a long one against C. V. as Rutherford and Auda protect. FRONT ROW, left to right: Kevin Keeble, Gerald Garc:a. Jim Leonard, Oavo West, George Meeks, Mike Slattory. Ricky Flood, 8ob Jacobson, Glen England. SECOND ROW: 8ill Fleming, Pat Davis, Martin Wharton, John Warrict. Don Avery, Larry Franchore Howard Johnson, Bob Armstrong, Dwain Adams, Gary Smith. THIRD ROW: Dick Jacobson, Paul Davis, Bob Buscaglia, Gary Shelby, Douglas Keith, Rich Clough. Rich Ohlson, Al Saunders. Rick Sholton, 8uzx Walker, Mike Jones, Skip Hunter. 8ACK ROW: Richard Fuller. Charlie 8inderup, David Dcguchi, Mike Bradley Ken Stuckoy. Russ Young, Stove Manus. David Cromwell, Tim Leschinski. Absent: Ed Zubcy and Larry Texieria. Height varied for the 1959 Champions. Little Devils take third. Coach ERNIE CECACI Coach DON MADERA JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Mt. Diablo 7 Mt. Diablo 7 Mt. Diablo 19 Mt. Diablo 25 Mt. Diablo 20 Mt. Diablo 6 Mt. Diablo 19 Mt. Diablo 7 Mt. Diablo 6 Vallejo..... .........18 Tennyson.............. 6 Acalanes ............. 6 Tracy................. 8 Pittsburg . ... 14 Clayton Valley........ 7 Pacifica ............. 6 Antioch ..............33 Pleasant Hill. 12 FRESHMEN SCORES Mt. Diablo 0 Livermore 14 Mt. Diablo 0 Clayton Valley 14 Mt. Diablo 0 Alhambra 0 Mt. Diablo 0 Pacifica . .. 2 Mt. Diablo 6 Clayton Valley 14 Mt. Diablo 0 Pleasant Hill 32 Frosh Coach Assistant Coach DON CARLTON RALPH HERBERT Pam, Linda, and Penny take names for annual. These seniors sparked the 195? varsity. FROSH SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Gordon Wilson. Alan Wisner. Larry Mason. Chuck Gabrysiak, Larry Barnes Dennis Garcia, Paul Hamel. John McKinloy. Don Griese, Ronny English. Rex Dickenson, Ken Hardman. MIDDLE ROW: Rich Jacobs. Bill Huddleston. 8ob Von Oyke. Dudley Gann. Jim Kanuck. 8 II Waite. Jack Sunseri. Harry Hugel. Gordon Horch, Dennis Bisso, Don Cue. 8ACK ROW: Jim Payne. Glen Dunlap, Richard Brooks, Mike Torpacka, Tom Gunn. Norris Dahl. Virgil Crommie. Mike Johnson. Joe Banuat. Don Onstott 105 FRONT ROW, left to riqht: Joe Frocm sn. Marty Piicovich, Jim Racine, Jerry Loving, Jim Fraga. Morill Downing, Scott Crenshaw. BACK ROW; Bill Cambra. Dave Jones. Hugh Brown. Al Jacobs, Ken Hammer Mike Sweeney. , __ and Tom Brown. jim racine J scott crenshaw JV- Big Devils Fight for Second Place HUGH BROWN Varsity Basketball The Mt. Diablo Varsity basketball team ended its 1959-60 season with the poorest win-loss record in 7 seasons but still finished in second place behind Co-champions Pittsburg and Clayton Valley. Under the coaching of Bud Bohne in his first year as basketball coach at Diablo the Devils ended the season with a league win-loss record 5-5. Seniors Al Jacobs. Scott Crenshaw. Jerry Loving. Jim Racine and Hugh Brown led the way. SCORES Diablo 46 30 San Lorenzo Diablo 30 36 Richmond Diablo 41................ 47 Encinal Diablo 41 49 Harry Ells Diablo 41 42 El Cerrito Diablo 55 34 Armijo coach bud bohne Diablo 34 .................37 Acalanes Diablo 61 51 Navy Depot Diablo 35................ 39 Albany Diablo 47................ 41 Antioch Diablo 36 33 San Ramon Diablo 33................ 35 Clayton Valley Diablo 44 28 Pacifica Diablo 51................ 55 Pittsburg Diablo 33 35 Pleasant Hill Diablo 55.................32 Antioch Diablo 29................ 54 Clayton Valley Diablo 59 28 Pacifica Diablo 29 49 Pittsburg Diablo 30 26 Pleasant Hill AL JACOBS JERRY LOVING COACH DON MADERA FRED CRUMMETT GARY FISKE Little Devils Capture Third B Basketball This year's B team under the first-year coaching of Don Madera ended the season in third place. In the second round of league play the Little Devils pulled the big upset of the year by dumping Pittsburg 39-35, giving Pittsburg B's their first loss in five years. Outstanding players for the B’s were Fred Crummett, Dave Bradley, Rick Clough, Rich Embick. and Gary Fiske. The reason ended with a win-loss record of I I-9. B SCORES Diablo 38 15 San Lorenzo Diablo 25 32 Richmond J.V. Diablo 40 . 38 Encinal Diablo 51 31 Harry Ells Diablo 48 .... 27 El Cerrito Diablo 31 38 Armijo Diablo 37 30 Acalanes Diablo 33 34 Navy Diablo 41 .39 Albany Diablo 34 45 Antioch Diablo 41 38 San Ramon Diablo 40 33 Clayton Valley Diablo 40 53 Pacifica Diablo 41 48 Pittsburg Diablo 21 38 Pleasant Hill Diablo 31 36 Antioch Diablo 46 48 Clayton Valley Diablo 48 39 Pacifica Diablo 39... 35 Pittsburg Diablo 51 30 Pittsburg DAVE BRADLEY R'CK EMBICK RICH CLOUGH FRONT ROW, left to riqht: Dove Brjdley. Jim Budde, Bob Plentx. Ron Eolon. Fred Crummett. BACK ROW: Charley Binderup, Ed Pottos (monaqer). Rich Clough. Terry Eidson. Rich Embick. Gary Fiske, Tim Meoley. Jim Kendlc, Mike Curry (manager), Dennis Stevens. Jerry Loving has ♦he Clayton Valley Eagles faked ouf as he pumps up an easy jump shot. 108 Clayton Valley player tries to dribble past Diablo defender Scott Crenshaw. Jim Racine goes up against Harry Ells after catching a pass from Loving. AI Jacobs guns op against fhe Clayton Valley Eagles ai Brown prepares for fhe rebound. Oidblo forward AI Jacobs drives for a lay-up against Harry Ells' defender C. J. Farr. Mike Sweeny blocks a Ram shot as Jerry Loving. Tom Brown, and Al Jacobs look on 109 JV's, Frosh, C's, and D's Gain Experience for Varsity J V This year's J.V. squad ended the sea- son with a win-loss record of 2-6. Coach Ashbrook Lowe coached his team against stiff competition as most of the other teams consisted of the last five men on the varsity. During the year at different times Dave Jones, Jim Fraga, Merrill Downing, Marty Piscovich, and Ken Hammer as- sisted the J.V.'s. The Frosh team ended the year with a 1-9 record. The season was highlighted by defeating the Pittsburg Frosh by a score of 28-18. Up to that point the Pitts- burg team was undefeated. The starting five were Rich Saxton, Bob Plantz, Paul Colvard. Dudley Ganns, and Jim Free- man. Every team which the Frosh met was bigger and this often proved the dif- ference. C and D C and D basketball teams. The C team tied with Pleasant Hill for the title while the D team finished with a 5-5 win-loss record. Leading the hustling C team, which had a slow start, were floor leader Fred Crummett and leading scorer Dave Brad- ley. Dennis Stevens, Terry Eidson, Rich Hoppers, Gary Fiske, and Bob Plantz contributed greatly to the 8-win. 2-loss record. states Coach Brook Lowe. The D team, composed mostly of freshmen, progressed remarkably well in the eyes of Coach Lowe. Jim Budde, Dan Freeman, Mike Yarbrough, Bob Hitch- cock, and Rich Yamanaka were still main- stays of this year's squad. COACH 8ROOKS LOWE COACH OON MADERA FROSH 8ASKETBALL FRONT ROW, left to riqht: Froth Rick Sexton, Mike Yarbrogh. Rich Yamanaka. 8ob Plantz. Dan Freeman, Bob Hitch- cock, Paul Colvard. Joe Trcbino. Dudley Gann, Tom Gunn. John Estos. BACK ROW: J.V.s Joe Mangini. Morris Scharff. John Hinkle. Dave Sandoval. Bob Biork Tim Leshintky. Larry Teixeira. Rich Ohlson. Bob Stevens. Mike Curry C AND D BASKETBALL FRONT ROW. left to riqht: D’s Bob Hitchcock. Rich Yamanaka. Mike Yar- brough. Jim Budde. Fred Schweeke, Dan Freeman. Paul Colvard. BACK ROW: C's Mike Curry. Dennis Stevens. Bob Plantz. Tim Mealey, 8ob Stevens, Terry Eidson, Dave Bradley, Fred Crummet. COACH GEORGE ARMSTRONG COACH ERNIE CECACI Runners and Wrestlers Build for Teams of the Future Cross-country Wrestling Highlighting the season for the cross- country team was a victory over Pitts- burg in the divisional meet. This same team had beaten the Devil runners in a dual meet earlier in the year. Coach George Armstrong states that there were no returning lettermen to this year's squad, and is looking forward to next year's squad since he is losing only one letterman. Awards were given to co-captains Doug Caskey and Ron Nicholson and the most improved runner, Rich Sandoval. Runners awarded letters were Ron Nich- olson. captain Doug Caskey. Dave Lory. Wrestling has been at Diablo now. four years and is becoming more popuiar year by year. Highlighted by placing an upset sec- ond in the Diablo Valley Atheltic League, the wrestling season for Mt. Diablo team was a great success. The team record fo the season was eleven wins and five losses in which only two losses were in league matches. The team placed second in the Division and second in the DVAL. upsetting the favored runner-up Acalanes. In the DVAL finals. Diablo placed ten men: Bill Nelson. Jim Henderson. Viv Patton. Paul Davis, and Mike Bennett all took third places. Martin Wherton, Seth Gay each took fourth place. Mike Warren and George Sousa placed first in the League thus qualifying him for the North Coast Sec- tion. Sousa went on to the State Meet, where he pinned his first man and lost his second match 3-2. CROSS-COUNTRY FRONT ROW. left to right: Larry Hund. Jim Keane. Harry Kuhr. Dave Sandoval. Doug Caskey. SECOND ROW: Tim llevre. Dave Lory. Tom Shenefield. Jim Klndel, Rich Sandoval. Bill Antink. BACK ROW: Coach G. Armstrong, Dan Roark. Bill Fields. Jerry Greene. Ron Nicholson, Jamie Ramerii. WRESTLING FRONT ROW. left to right: Jim Sousa. Frank Cross. Gary Loomis. Mike War- ren. Dick Compton, Seth Gay. Ron Bel- knap. 6i 11 Nelson, Larry Hester. MID- DLE ROW: Larry Franchere. Jim Hen- derson, Jim Johnson. George Sousa. Ray Marshall. Vic Patten, Paul Davis. Mike Johnson, Mike Bradley. 8ACK ROW: Coach Noakcs. Ted Webster. Gerry Goldsmith. Marty Wharton. Al Harcourt. Mike Cadd. Jim Cannon. Dale Ashcraft, T’'m Jones. Ken Madsen. Coach Cecaci. i GOLF SOUAD FRONT ROW. I� ft to riqht: Jack Bou- quennec. Jim Bohdnnon. Paul Tarr. 6ACK ROW: Al Saunden. Jerry Coop- er. Coach 6 II Marracino. Jim Cooper, John Moore. Go If and Tennis Gain Popularity While Providing Stiff Competition Golf Squad Tennis Squad Led by Jerry Cooper, Tony deJong, and Jack Bouguennec. this year's golf team, started the season under Coach Bill Marracino. In the first two matches Diablo was triumphant, beating Pittsburg and Antioch 4-2. At the time this copy went to press Diablo was tied for first place with the defending champion Pleasant Hill. It now looks as if the big match of the season will be against the Rams. Six men play in a match from each team. At the end of the year the top three players from every team enter in the County Meet. Diablo has a good chance of taking the championship and placing high in the County Meet despite the fact that there are few returning lettermen. Tennis has developed into a very popular sport at Mr. Diablo High under the coaching of Mr. Samuel Peters and Mr. L. M. Gray. This year’s team is now in the middle of a 10- match schedule. Outstanding players are John Showers. Tim Leschinsky. Larry Franchere. Bill Rod- gers, Jeff Jones and Tom Arnold. So far in the season, Diablo has beaten Pacifica twice and lost to Rich- mond. Spirit is high among the 28 boys who have turned out for the racket sport. TENNIS SQUAD FRONT ROW. left to riqht: Bill Rod- gers, Terry Arnold. Paul Delnista. Bill Fleminq, Rick Flood, John Shower. MID- DLE ROW: Georqe Weothersby. Albie Lonqshore. Gary Widmer. Rick Luna. Gary Hcnqcr. Ted Davis Dennis Hnsel- ton. Ken Madsen. BACK ROW: Coach Lou Gray. Bob Robinson. Jim Kelloqq R'ch Davidson. Tim Leschinsky. Ed Pakes. Larry Franchere. Jeff Jones. 8rian Slaqle. Coach Sam Peters. GYMNASTICS A'i FRONT ROW, left to riqht: Ken Davey. Ken Treece. Dove Carpenter, Mike Wil- liams. Craiq Durstelcr. Dove 8radloy Dennis 8isso. Joe Joro. 8ACK ROW: David Deguchi. Nick Williams. Mike Slattery, Dan Smith. Oouq Vooks.N Bob Stevens. George Sousa, Bill Sharp. John Odegard. Season Looks Good For Coach Don Madera's Gymnasts Varsity Gymnastics B Gymnastics Gymnastics is now a well established sport on the Diablo campus and is gaining popularity. Coach Don Madera is in his second year of coach- ing the team. The outlook is good with Nick Williams who placed third on the side horse last year at the North Coast Championship Meet, and George Sousa who placed second on the rope. Other outstanding members of the team are John Odegard and Dave Carpenter. The B Gymnastics team, also coached by Don Madera, is working and striving for a chance to win the championship. Although young, the team's spirit is high and a successful season is hoped for. Standouts on the squad are Jim Cromwell. Jim Sousa. Allan Wisner. and Bob Jacobson. The first meet was on Friday, March 25. against the Oakland Wildcats. GYMNASTICS B's FRONT ROW. left to riqht; Chuck Gary- siak, Dan Gildcy, Allan Wisner. Jim Sousa, Joe Manoini. BACK ROW: Dave Deauchi. Mike Herbert. 8ob Jacobson. Dick Jacobson, Wayne Weatherby, Jim Cromwell. tvs � � � t VARSITY TRACK—FRONT ROW, left to right: Gary Lievre, Dennis Ferriera. Don Smumers, Gary Shelby, Greg Hill. Rich Fuller, Ron Boyle, Dennis Tiofcl. MIDDLE ROW: Don Dcvinconzi, Jim Racine. Terry Dwyer, Ron 8iork. Bill Nolson, Larry Teixeira, Ron Nicholson, David Sandoval. Rich Clough, Paul Davis. BACK ROW: Seth Gay. Ken Simpson, Ed Zuboy, Russ Young. Louie Audas, Bill Sharp, Bill Fields. 8ob Dutra, Joe Curiol. Varsity and B Thinclads Meet Stiff Competition A TRACK As of April I. Mt. Diablo's thin clods will have storied the D.V.A.L. duol meet competition. Leading the runners on the '60 squad is senior captain Andy Zopolcs. high and low hurdles specialist. Coach Doug Smith and George Armstrong expect great achievements from senior lottermon Duane Morris, pole vault; Bill Nelson, hurdles and relay: Gary Lievre, 880. and Terry Dwyer and Jim Racine. 440 and relay. Tho scarcity of sprinters and depth in every event on the track squad has been the main headache for coaches Smith and Armstrong this year. ,,BM TRACK The B Trock team season was highlighted by Rich Olson breaking a 32-year-old high jump record— 5'7 is the new standard. Coptoin West was also an outstanding performer. COACH GEORGE ARMSTRONG COACH DOUG SMITH 8 TRACK—FRONT ROW, left to right: Dave Holden. Pat Timbrcll. Ron Morris, Rich Hernandez. Bob Cannon. Harry Kuhr. Larry Hund, Art Curiel, Rich Sandoval. Rich Yamanaka. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Davis, Doug Keith. Dave Lory. Doug Caskey. Dave Harman. Gordon Horch, Paul Colvard, Ron McGrath. Jim Kendle, Rich Curtis. BACK ROW:’ Jim Leonard. Dave West, Gary Guerrero. Frank Sterling, Norris Dahl. Don Scribner, Bill Antink, Richard Stevenson Gary Parks. Dave Enke. Tom Shenefield. Distance men Gary L'evre, Terry Dwyer, and Jim Racine warm up before entering in a meet. Andy Zopolos and Bill Nelson clear the low hurdles with the same ease that helped us win. Dwain Morris makes pole vaulting look a lot easier than it really is as he smoothly jackknifes over the bar. Andy Zopolos. Terry Dwyer. Jim Racine, and Bill Nelson made up the nucleus of our relay team. 115 FRONT ROW. left to right: Forrest Pollock. Ed Johnson. Jim Frog . Chuck Midland. Floyd Davis. Phil Collett. Jim Keane, Skip Hunter. Carl Skropeta. BACK ROW: 8ob Armstrong. Dwain Adams. Dennis Enochs. Mike Jones. Gary Fiskc. Merrill Downing. Tom Brown. Marty Piscovich. Jay DeHart Varsity Sluggers Strive for Fifth Straight Title Varsity Baseball Coach Ernie Cecaci in his first year at the helm as head baseball coach has high hopes for his I960 team. With returning lettermen Eddie Johnson, Tom Brown and Marty Piscovich from the team that won 15 straight league games last year and took the championship, he hopes to coach the team to Diablo's fifth straight title. Thus far in competition Diablo has beaten Las Lomas who usually places high in the Foothill Division of the D.V.A.L. The team to beat seems to be the Clayton Valley Eagles with all returning lettermen due to the fact that they were only a junior school last year. Diablo has for the past four years been the championship team in this league and due to this fact every team will be out to beat the Devils. EO JOHNSON DENNIS ENOCHS MARTY PISCOVICH TOM BROWN OWAIN ADAMS BOB ARMSTRONG MIKE JONES PHIL COLLETT CHUCK MIDLAND SKIP HUNTER Little Devils Strive for Second Straight Championship J.V. Baseball The Diablo J.V. baseballers are this year coached by Bud Bohne. Last year's team took the championship and the outlook for this year is very good. Outstanding players on the I960 squad are Fred Crummett, Ken Hammer, Morris Scharff, and Terry Edison. In competition so far the J.V.'s have won one game against the Harry Ells’ Eagles. FRONT ROW left to right: Kurt Maurer, Jim McAfee. Mike DeHart, Rich Saxton, Jim 8uddo, Bob Plantz, Fred Crummett. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Riogcrt, Morris Scharff, Gary Alexander, Dudley Gann. Jim Moon, Joe Banuat BACK ROW: John Hinkle, John Fore, Richard Embick, Ken Hammer, Torry Eidson, Don Paul, Coach Bud 8ohne. A stolen bos is anticipated os Ed heads for second. Dioblo's varsity baseball team hustles on the field. 'X Carl Skropeto swings for the fences in a big game. Ron Eaton prepares to swing against a Knight pitcher. Devils take a rest between innings against Las Lomas varsity swim squad FRONT ROW. left to right: Bob Brad- show, Ernie Stevenson. E jrl March. Jim Sends, Harold Sundguist, Bill Huddle- ston. MIDDLE ROW: Ted Krgmland. David Kerns, Gary Christiana. John Cash, Harry Williams, Steve Maio, Del Sponable. BACK ROW: Pete Gottlieb Glen Enqland. Ken Hickey, Jim Creiq. John 8arton. Chjd Anderson. Jack Cotcher. B SWIM SQUAD FRONT ROW. left to right: Mike John- son. Bob Maotche, Ron Brown. S� ovc Holley. MIDDLE ROW: Ron Baughman, Ken Kooyenga, John Beers. Terry Cotcher. Peter 8erwick, Gary Loomis, Stan Bennet. BACK ROW: Tucker Haq- ardy. Randall Kooyenqa. Mike Card. Stu Gloiier. Norman Thompson. Steve Male. Gerry Lane. Brian Baker. Swimming Team Enters Season With Winning Spirit and High Expectations Varsity Swimming B Swimming COACH RON NOAKES Under the leadership of Coach Ron Noakes the Varsity swim team is tough com- petition in this year's meets. Led by seniors Jim Craig. Ken Hickey. John Barton. Jack Cotcher the squad hopes for high berths in the coming county and North Coast meets. Although young the Varsity squad members are in hopes of breaking some previous school records. With practice every day and hard work, the B swim team hopes to be the strongest in years. John Beers. Terry Cotcher are two of the outstanding swimmers on the team. Spirit on the team is higher than previous years. 119 GAA DOINGS Thii year's GAA Cabinet consists of FRONT ROW. left to right: Darlone Cioffi. Clair© Gar- rigucs. and Charlene Cioffi. BACK ROW: Anne Brunell©, Marcia Clark. Pat Campbell. Carolyn Tubbt, Sandy Spessard. Fran Shimck. Ida Yamanaka. and Sharon Williams. Basket accuracy is th© object of sprinq play when GAA girls qet together on the court. Whit© caps do not appear only at sea. GAA qirls bob about and liqht up the pool on swim nights. The Monument Bowl opened its hospitable alleys to the girls in GAA every Tuesday during the w:nt«r months. There's never enough time for th© qirls on the trampolines, so they take themselves down to the public jumps for more bounces. Diablo '60 staff members wish to thank the follow ing advertisers who made our ad pages possible: Athena Beauty College Mr. B's Fountain B J Fabrics Beede's Betty’s Beauty Box Bob Baker Chevron Station Brown's Music Center Clip Snip Barber Shop Concord Auto Glass Concord Electric Concord French Laundry Concord Inn Concord Iron Works Concord Shoppe Concord Stationery and Gifts Diablo Hi Steppers Diablo Sports Center Earl's Music Store Ellingson's Market Enar's Barber Shop Fitzpatrick Chevrolet of Concord Flossie's Apparel Four Corners Pizza Four Corner Signal Service Gallenkamp's George Rouse Flying A Golden State Dairy Graham's Market Granshaw's Florist Holbrook Barber Shop Jerrico's Kelly's Krueger Co. Laila's Leana's Floraland Lehmer's Oldsmobile Lemos Grading Trucking Little's Market Lou Jess Barber Shop Lupoi Produce MacFarland Bryant Mario's Shell Station Matt-sons' Creamery Montgomery Ward Monument Bowl Murphy's Flying A Oliver's Shell Station Plaza Shoe Service Quality Bakery Ricksha Rick's Rigg’s Toytown Rite-Way Market Rod's Market Sattlers' Sheehan Plumbing Heating Shell Chemical Corp. The Sport Chalet Sports Games. Inc. Style Shop Sunset Beauty Box Suzy's Casuals Wally's Rentals Walt Bennett Appliance Wilke Realty Waring's Frosty Freeze PROFFESIONAL LISTINGS: Concord Pet Hospital Dentists: R. H. Dobson. D.D.S. R. L. Fulgham. D.D.S. James J. Gautier. D.D.S. Carl Mills, D.D.S. Murray H. Groves. M.S.D., D.D.S. M. G. Harvey. D.D.S. Allen L. Lagier, D.D.S. Donald E. Ome, D.D.S. William Sheeran, D.D.S. David Tittle. D.D.S. Vincent A. Wood. D.D.S. Attorneys: Bells Renaghan H. F. Bradford K. J. Samuel Tom McBride Optometrist: Dr. Aloysius F. Laube Public Accountant: Tom Just CHURCHES: Baptist Church Most Precious Blood Church Concord Methodist Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Queen of All Saints 122 John Ellington demonstrates Fitzpatrick Minute- Man Service as Randy Norris and George Mc- Dermott admire interior of new Corvette from FITZPATRICK CHEVROLET Galindo and Laguna Streets MU 5-8564 Best Wishes to Best of Luck Class of I960 Class of '60 RICK'S BURGERS LOUGH-QUIMET CONCORD FUNERAL CHAPEL CHARLIE MANN 1763 Grant Street, Concord MU 2-4242 WALLY'S RENTAL SUPPLY Rental Tools and Equipment For Home and Business Use 1390 GALINDO STREET, CONCORD MU 5-5630 SUZY'S CASUALS 3442 Clayton Road MU 2-8252 KELLY'S MARKET 2836 Clayton Road MU 5-8634 THE RICKSHA 2118 Mt. Diablo St. MU 2-1058 GRANSHAW'S FLOWERS 1833 Mt. Diablo St. MU 5-7238 LEMOS GRADING TRUCKING 3426 Mt. Diablo Boulevard Lafayette. California Congratulations to the Class of '60 ATIantic 3-2333 GOLDEN STATE DAIRY GOLDEN STATE cows give GOLDEN STATE MILK to be delivered in streamlined trucks to milk thirsty Diabloans. This milk depot is on Monu- ment Boulevard near four corners in Concord. 123 WILKE REALTY Real Estate and Land Development Growing with Concord and Clayton Valley 4670 Clayton Road Phone MU 2-6560 PLAZA SHOE SERVICE Orthopedic Corrections Invisible Rebottoming—Shoes Dyed Refinished—Resueded Leather Goods Cleaning—Repairing 2013 Grant Street Concord, Calif. STYLE SHOP Dresses by Jonathan Logan and Lanz Originals M U 5-8421 1805 Willow Pass Road FOUR CORNERS SIGNAL SERVICE MU 2-1549 CONCORD, CALIFORNIA SHEEHAN PLUMBING AND HEATING CONCORD. CALIFORNIA 2832 Clayton Road MU 5-8182 SUNSET BEAUTY BAR Ethel Woodruff, Mgr. Personalized Hairstyling Open Evenings by Appointment MU 2-6880 1655 Galindo Street QUALITY BAKERY Concord’s Finest Fine French Pastries Bread—Rolls 2018 Salvio St. MU 5-5454 SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION PITTSBURG, CALIFORNIA Chemical Partner of Industry and Agriculture 124 Fred and Stu put the finishing touches on Lew and Penny with a corsage from LAILA'S FLORIST 2133 Concord Ave. 3531 Clayton Rd. MU 5-4464 MU 5-4466 LUPOI PRODUCE Wholesale to Restaurants—Our Specialty Since 1929 Daily Delivery Service Phone YE 4-5132 WALT BENNETT APPLIANCE NORGE AND MOTOROLA 1843 Colfax St. 1961 Salvio St. MU 2-4400 MU 5-1343 CLIP AND SNIP BARBER SHOP 2081 Salvio Sireot CONCORD. CALIFORNIA CONCORD FRENCH LAUNDRY 1850 Mt. Diablo St. MU 5-7512 B J FABRICS The Shop For All Your Sewing Needs 2120 Concord Blvd. Phono MU 5-7177 CONCORD AUTO GLASS O. H. CARSTENS Phone MU 5-3674 P. O. Box 681 2254 Concord Ave. — Concord LEHMER’S OLDSMOBILE Ed. Midge and Dina inquire about the new I960 Oldsmobiles that are on display at Lehmer's Oldsmobile. Galindo and Concord Blvd.. Phone MU 5-4481. 125 IN CONCORD if BROWN'S MUSIC CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE MUSICIAN Sales. Rentals. Expert Repairs Music Lessons on oil Instruments VOICE STUDIO Instructor College Accredited Doctor's Degree in Music ACCORDIONS—GUITARS PIANOS BRASS REED INSTRUMENTS—ORGANS Piano Tuning and Servicing Phone MU 2-2338 3435 Chestnut Ave. CONCORD ELECTRIC Electrical Appliances and Service Westinghouse and Zenith 2039 Grant Street MU 5-5000—MU 5-4977 INN OF ALL INNS CONCORD INN 1959 award winner for the Outstanding improvement in Contra Costa area. A Garden Hotel with GOLF. SWIM- MING. COCKTAIL. DINING AND BANQUET FA- CILITIES. When smart styling and good food are in mind, all the little Devils go to Concord Inn for fun. food, and service. 1601 Willow Pass Rd. MU 2-7330 If it's a crew cut you want or a flot top, it's ENAR'S BARBER SHOP where the proprietor. A. B. Omania. specializes in these hair styles. ENAR'S is located at 1905 Salvio St. Phone MU 2-9129 ENAR also has his own dance band for any occasion. It's a Union barber shop. DIABLO HI STEPPERS Mosonic Temple or Concord Armory—9 p.m.-l2:l5 a.m. every other Saturday MRS. BOB 8ERGLUND. ADVISER 1959-1960 otficers arc Oon Rumpf, sergeant-at-arrm; Bonnie Mason, secretary; Charlie Shockey. vice-president Back row: 8ill Cambra. sergeant-at-arms; Craig Williams, president. BETTY'S BEAUTY BAR 341 7 Chestnut Avc. MU 5 9393 CONCORD STATIONERY GIFTS Office Supplies Typewriters—Sales and Rentals 2285 Willow Pass Rd. MU S 8802 BOB BAKER CHEVRON ATLAS PRODUCTS Tires—batteries—Accessories Pick Up and Delivery MU 5-0276 2380 Willow Pass Rd. CONCORD IRON WORKS MICHAEL D. CAVALLO — LEO J. CAVALLO 280 Marlet Street MU 5-8463 BEEDE'S VARIETY 2002 Salvio Street MU 5-8292 GEORGE ROUSE FLYING A 1277 Monument Blvd. MU 5-9907 GRAHAM’S WILLOW PASS GROCERY Homemade Bread—Delicious Pastries Willow Pass Road Parlcside Ave. EARL'S MUSIC STORE 26 Years' Service Concord Area RECORDS. TAPES. RADIOS. PHONOS 2 4” Track Stereo Recorders 1919 Salvio Street MU 5-5252 127 MacFARLANE-BRYANT chapel Funeral Directors Ambulance Service 1385 Galindo St. MU 2-1100 CONCORD. CALIFORNIA KRUEGER CO. INSURANCE BROKERS 1948 Colfax Street MU 5-7723 LITTLE'S GROCERY AND MARKET 681 Monument Blvd. MU 2-9924 LOU JESS' BARBER SHOP 2015 Selvio Street MU 5-2492 Garden Grocery and Meat Market Quality Meats MU 5-8484 High School Avenue MONTGOMERY WARD and Co. CATALOG TELEPHONE ORDERS 1825 Grant Street MU 2-5300 JERRICO'S Generators and Starters MU 5-5310 2353 Concord Blvd. LEANA'S FLORALAND Rental Pieces — Free Class Instruction 2440 Salvio Street MU 2-7820 MONUMENT BOWL Friendly Family Recreation Center 16 Fully Automatic Lanes 2265 Contra Costa Hwy. MU 2-2361 PLEASANT HILL FLOSSIE'S APPAREL 2085 Concord Blvd. MU 5-7028 First to Offer Everything in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts. Blouses. Sweaters. Slacks. Lingerie. Hats, Gloves. Bras. Bonnie Doon Anklets. Gym Suits USE YOUR CREDIT MARIO'S SHELL SERVICE 1790 Galindo St. MU 2-0882 128 ACME AUTO REPAIR STEVE CWICK CHEVRON YOUR LOCAL CHEVRON DEALER 2825 The Alameda Corner Concord Ave. and Market St. CONCORD. CALIFORNIA General Repair MU 5-8495 Ben Manion Cecil Kissinger MATT-SONS' CREAMERY BEST IN HOMEMADE ICE CREAM 2666 Willow Pass Road Concord MU 5-8619 MURPHY'S FLYING A SERVICE VI'S The Place Where All the Kids Go 2011 Concord Avenue MU 2-9900 VI'S COFFEE SHOP CONCORD. CALIFORNIA Salvio Street Manager: Viola Massone CARL JAMISON GALLENKAMP SHOE STORE —WE HAVE THE STYLES— CONSULTING ENGINEER Dress Shoes—Play Shoes—Tennis Shoes 1761 Monumont 8lvd., Concord, California 1731 Willow Pass Rd. Concord MU 5-9920 SATTLERS' OF CONCORD THE CONCORD SHOPPE MU 5-8547 Furniture and Appliances MU 5-8136 Styles for All Occasions 2101 Salvio Street 2301 Willow Pass 2304 Willow Pass CONCORD. CALIFORNIA THE SPORTS CHALET ROD’S MARKET SPORTS EQUIPMENT OF EVERY TYPE A Complete Shopping Center 3303 North Main Street YE 4-0297 MU 5-4706 2191 Solano Way PLEASANT HILL RITE WAY MARKET OLIVER'S SHELL STATION QUALITY MEATS Manuel Oliver. Proprietor 2700 Willow Pass Rd. MU 2-9904 GOODYEAR TIRES BATTERIES MONUMENT BOWL 16 Automatic Lanes Free Pickup — Delivery FREE INSTRUCTION DURING DAYS MU 2-9980 Clayton Road San Jose MU 2-2361 2265 Contra Costa Hwy. 8anquet Facilities Ploasant Hill Shell Dealer for 25 Years become a PROFESSIONAL BEAUTICIAN PLAN NOW TO EARN HIGH INCOME Beauticians are in great demand everywhere . . . you can climb the ladder of success by studying beauty culture NOW . . . Visit our school today! ATHENA BEAUTY COLLEGE 2149 Salvio CONCORD MU 2-4233 MONUMENT BOWL DIABLO SPORT CENTER 16 Automatic Lanes FREE INSTRUCTION DURING DAYS MU 2 2361 2265 Contra Costa Hwy. 8onquet Facilities Pleasant Hill 2057 Salvio Street MU 2-0818 CONCORD. CALIFORNIA HOLBROOK BARBER SHOP LEE. CHUCK AND KEITH Holbrook Plaza. Concord SPORTS AND GAMES, INC. WARING'S FROSTY FREEZE Athletic Equipment of Every Type Cher-Broiled Burgers Shakes. Malts. Cones. Sundaes, etc. Award Sweaters and Jackets Holbrook Plaza Port Chicago Hwy. MU 5-8119 1604 Locust St. Walnut Creek. California 130 PROFESSIONAL PAGE The following are some of the professional people who serve Mt. Diablo students: DENTISTS R. H. Dobson, D.D.S. 2598 East St. Richard L. Fulgham 2696 Willow Pass Rd. James J. Gautier. D.D.S. 3042 Clayton Rd. Murray H. Groves, Jr. D.D.S.. M S.D. 2245 Sunset Ave. M. G. Harvey, D.D.S. I 747 Galindo St. Kenneth R. Krey, D.D.S. 2907 Salvio St. Allen L. Lagier, D.D.S. 2165 East St. Carl F. Mills. D.D.S. 2245 Sunset Ave. Donald E. Ome. D.D.S. 2696 Willow Pass Rd. William Sheeran. D.D.S. 1747 Galindo St. David S. Tittle, D.D.S. 2 100 Monument Blvd. Vincent A. Wood. D.D.S. 3042 Clayton Road DOCTORS Raymond Chan. M.D. 2943 Salvio St. Dean H. Johnson. M.D. 1747 Grant St. Julius S. Kanzel, M.D. 3 100 Clayton Rd. R. R. Pinger, M.D. 2650 Willow Pass Rd. Sybil Jean Schellhase. M.D. 2025 Port Chicago Hwy. Ronald L. Thiele. M.D. 2155 Park St. CHURCH DIRECTORY Calvary Baptist Church of Concord Reverend Stanley D. Miller Concord Methodist Church Reverend Paul I. Irwin Most Precious Blood Church Reverend E. Varni Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints Bishop D. N. Anderson Queen of All Saints Reverend L. Hennessy OPTOMETRISTS Aloysius F. Laube, O.D. 2281 East St. Drs. Pierce Gove. O.D. I 755 Willow Pass Rd. VETERINARIAN Concord Pet Hospital J. M. Christensen, D.V.M. 5 Monument Blvd. ATTORNEYS Betts and Renaghan 1665 Galindo St. Tom McBride Concord Blvd. Grant St. P.A. Hal W. Forsey—Tom Just Member Society of California Accountants I 790 Mt. Diablo St. 4 CORNERS PIZZA We Deliver Phone MUIberry 5-9903 1 104 Monument Boulevard Concord, California Mr. B's Fountain and Lunch Congratulations to the class of '60 1965 Mt. Diablo Street MU 5-3847 Concord, California Acknowledgements Bob Ozias, Lederer, Street Zeus Co., Inc.— Printing and Planning Bob Moon, California Art and Engraving Co.— Engraving Hal Matson, Photographers—Hal Matson and Bob Brazil, Photography Photographers—Ed Bell, Concord Transcript: Chuck Chapman. Richmond Independent: and Bob Dulas, Mt. Diablo High School Bill Retchin, S. K. Smith Co.—Covers Cardoza Binding Co. 132 INDEX ACTIVITIES Pages A Cappella Choir............................. 85 Ads I2I-I3I Advanced Dance............................... 89 Awards....................................... 54 Band ........................................ 82 Beginning Dance.............................. 88 Boys Glee................................... 85 Candids...................................... 30-31 Choir Candids................................ 85 C. S. F. .................................... 92-94 Danny Devil . ............................... 28 Diablo News Staff............................ 81 Diablo ’60 Staff . ...................... 80 Drama Department Candids..................... 86-87 Ensemble .................................... 85 Foreign Exchange ........................ 56-57 Foreign Exchange Committee................... 23 GAA Candids..................................120 Girls Glee .................................. 84 Homecoming .................................. 71 House of Representatives .................... 23 Journalism Candid............................81 Maiorettes .................................. 82 Marchinq Band ............................... 82 Modern Dance Candids...... 88-89 Orchestra ................................... 84 Public Relations Committee .................. 24 Rally Band .................................. 83 Rally Candids................................ 83 Rally Committee ............................. 28 Sales Finance Committee ................... 25 Social Affairs Committee .................... 26 Songloaders ................................. 28 Senior Student Advisers ..................... 22 Studont Body President....................... 20 Studont Body Vice President .. ...... 21 Studont Council Members... ...............20-21 Versitonians ........ 84 Yell Leaders ............. 28 29 CLUBS Auto........................................... 93 Block D 90 Business Club.................................. 90 Education Club ................................ 91 Foreign Exchange Club.......................... 93 French Ciub ................................... 92 Future Nurses Club............................. 91 G. A. A. 90 German Club ................................... 93 Jazz Club ..................................... 94 J.S.A. 91 Projectionists ............................... 93 Radio Club 92 Science ....................................... 93 Stamp Club 90 Sword Bauble 91 FACULTY Bus Drivors .................................... 14 Camera Shy Teachors............................... 12 Cafeteria.......................................... H Custodians ....................................... 14 Faculty........................................... 10 Faculty-Block D” Basketball Game Candid ......... 13 Faculty Awards.................................... 13 Secretaries ...................................... 14 SPORTS BASEBALL Varsity Baseball ...... J.V. Baseball ......... Baseball Candids....... BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball .... B Basketball........... Basketball Candids..... C D Basketball ...... Cross-country ......... Frosh and J.V. Baskotball FOOTBALL Vorsity Football ...... Varsity Candids ....... J.V. Football ......... Frosh Football......... Golf .................. Gymnastics A B....... Tennis ................ TRACK Varsity Track ......... B Track ............... Track Candids.......... Swimming A B ........ Wrestling ............. 116 117 118 106 107 108-109 no III NO 98-105 .101-103 ...104 ...105 ...112 113 ...112 114 I 14 I 15 I 19 III CLASSES FRESHMEN Frosh Advisers..... ......................... 22 Frosh Candids...............................- 26 Frosh Class Officers......................... 72 Frosh Class Pictures......................... 73-75 Frosh Counselors............................. 72 Frosh Service................................ 27 JUNIORS Junior Advisers.............................. 60 Junior Candids............................... 55 Junior Class Officers........................ 60 Junior Class Pictures........................ 61-64 Junior Counselors......................-..... 60 Junior Servico............................... 25 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Advisers .......................... 66 Sophomore Candids ........................... 70 Sophomore Class Officers .................... 66 Sophomore Class Pictures 67-69 Sophomore Counselors 66 Sophomore Service............................ 26 SENIORS Camera Shy Seniors........................... 49 Soalboarers ................................. 55 Senior Activity Candids ..................... 53 Senior Advisers.... ............ 34 Senior Award Winners ................ 54 Senior Cabinet .... ......................... 49 Senior Class Officers . 34 Senior Class Pictures . 35-48 Senior Committees...................... 50-51 Senior Committee Chairmen ................... 50-51 Senior Counselors .... 34 Senior Sales................................. 49 Senior Service................................... 27 Senior Variety Show.......................... 52 133 t u 0 r 2L V f '0 CK SMAl yj M UcK Cjjud 'TWft-cK