Mount Diablo High School - Diablo Yearbook (Concord, CA)
- Class of 1966
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Christman 4 Contents Ministration......................................... 8 faculty............................................. 12 Ceaderskip.......................................... 25 Classes............................................... Seniors........................................ 31 {Juniors....................................... 93 Sophomores.....................................119 Sreshman.......................................143 Sports............. Organizations...... and Activities 5 Mr. Mart Mrclougk We 'Dedicate the 1965-66 yearbook to Mr. Hart Fairclough, a fine friend of Mt. Diablo High School. Mr. Fairclough came to Diablo in the fall of '51, making 1966 his 15th year here. During those fifteen years, his efforts and accomplish- ments to help make Diablo an active school have been widely varied and greatly appreciated. Among these are: introducing songleaders to promote spirit at games, starting the card- stunts at games, having rally band play at basketball games, and introducing the traditional inter-class relays. The different positions he has held at Diablo include: J.V. Football coach and head track coach—5 years. He became assistant Varsity Football coach in 1953 and later, in 1956, became head Varsity Football coach, an important position he still holds. As a teacher, his subjects include Math B and Algebra. Mr. Fairclough has been married for twelve years and has four children, all girls. His wife has often stated that, ‘‘There is not a day when Mr. Fairclough has not looked forward to going to school.” There are many reasons for this dedication, but one seems to stand out among all the rest: Mr. Fairclough has always exemplified our school motto— Victory With Honor” in respect to the team and their accomplishments. Regardless of victory or defeat, their honor still stands firm. 7 Principal's Message Even though there is more knowledge available, the need to find answers to challenging questions is possibly greater than ever before. The inhabitable world as we know it has shrunk because of the rapidity of communication and transportation. People are-more aware of each other than ever before. This has increased the need to raise standards for more and more people. There is a pressing need to resolve the question of human needs and rights, economic and social, for more countries and for increasing populations. The time is long past when one can think only of one's self or only of one's country. There's need not only for improving one's self but also make it possible for others to improve. The men who will build the future are those who know that greater things are yet to come, and that they them- selves will bring them about. Their minds are illumined by the brightness of hope. They never stop to doubt. They haven't time. Everybody has ideas. Ideas are the natural result of intelligent thoughtful work. But most ideas get away as quickly as they come. Everyone should provide a place to ''park each new idea. Then he should build it, investi- gate it, develop it, polish it, and then devise a definite plan for putting it to work. The task to build for the future is not unsurmountable. It will take educated men who will be able to apply this greater knowledge. The task, then, for each graduating senior is to build on the knowledge he already has, add to it and develop it to a point where it becomes part of the future. 8 Dr. Ferd Diel JAMES DENT Superintendent of Mt. Diablo School District 'District Administrators HAROLD HILL Assistant Superintendent of Secondary School JAMES ROOS Assistant Superintendent of School Finance And School Board Dr. ROBERT MARTIN President of Board of Education BERYL LLOYD Board of Education Member JOHN LAUNDER Board of Education Member DEAN JOHNSON Board of Education Member AAR. ORVAl STEFFEN. Vice Principal—Pupil Personnel AAR. PAUL STONER, Head Counselor MR. JOHN SMULLEN, Assistant to the Vice Principals MISS JOYCE HARDY. Curriculum Assistant Cibmrians BETTY LOPEY Textbook ETHEL BRUBAKER Librarian MARY DEKNOBLOUGH Library KATHERINE JOHNSON Treasurer PAULINE BECHTOLD Main Office MICKIE BOZARTH Senior Secretary and Secretory to Dr. Diet 11 Bicdermonn, Jock Photo I II of Dept. Armstrong, George Mechanical Drawing Costa. Louis Applied Art I II Art I McDaniel, Terry Mechanical Drawing Silva, Marjorie Art I II business E Dodge, Dorothy I.W.E. O.W.E. Bishop, Leoro Typing I Piwkiewicz, Bernard Office Practice Shorthand Special Weidkamp, Keith Bookkeeping I II Business Moth Godchoux, Harold English IV Directed Reading Arnold, Gomer English III Reading Center Bush, Lynn English I II Christman, Laurence Journalism I II Early, Marion English III Friss, Richard English II Mayloft, Dorothy English I Mefcho, Michael English IV Hall, Virginia English I Injayan, Moluino English I Public Speaking Perelli-Minetti, Julianne English II Riggle, William English II English I Ross, Caroline English I, II, IV Senteney, Jack Drama I II Trivus, Neah English III Wilson, Leah English III IV 13 Boyden, Walter German languages Deportment Chairman Gomez, Yolanda Spanish Galindo. Roth Spanish Macomber, Robert French Messersmith, Katherine French Industrial Arts Vasquez, John Spanish Deportment Chairmen Beotel, Orville Machine I II Advanced Machine Jones, Rose Marie Crafts I II lonway, Robert Metal l II Advanced Metal Navone, Michael Graphics I II Crafts Miller, Stanley Welding I II Wood I, II. III Trette, Al Wood I 14 Curless, Elvera H.M. 1 11 Adv. Clothing Gippo, Kristian Orchestra Awbrey, Curtis Earth Science Head of Oept. Hendsch, Carolyn H.M. 1. 11 111 Kirkpatrick, Virginia H.M. 1 Music Hansen, Victor Girls Boys Glee Marracino, William Band Prall, George Choir Science Bordi, Steve Biology Landrum, Wilson Chemistry Physics Head of Oept. Foster, Harris Biology Kelson, Walter Chemistry Biology Macomber, Joanne Biology 15 Fairclough, Hart Algebra I Math B Goltra, Richard Math B Functions Johnke, Martin Algebra I II Geometry 0 Manildi, Kathleen Algebra I Math B Self, Carolyn Algebra Pilot I Algebra I II Computer Thompson, Lois Math C Westover, Darrel Geometry Algebra I II Wisowaty, Richard Math D Geometry Analysis Teachers not pictured: Cowden, Kathryn Dorick, Linda Vidak, Anthony Hawk, Mary Sheppard, W. Subjects Business Education Typing I II Business Education Steno Business Comm. Industrial Arts Auto I II Physical Education Rest P.E. Science Biology Physical Boy's Department Chairman Girls Department Chairman Williams, Les Britton, Donna Arveson, Karen Bohne, Bud Boint, Bill 17 While, Normo Modern History U.S. History Gulick, Edward Geography U.S. History Social Studies Bowen, Lionel Government Humanities Sociology Dunnells, Leslie Government U.S. History Louis Modern History Geography B Delia, Fury Government California History Kawaichi, Anne Geography U.S. History Laird, Jean Modern History U.S. History Leckliter, Darrel Geography U.S. History Loos, Ronald Government Leadership Michaels, William Government U.S. History Morris, William U.S. History Geography Paul Stoner 19 Mr. Gellcrmon gives a lot of thought to students progroms. Would you believe, The daughters of the American Revolution? Would you believe. The Red Rooster Indian Burial Band? Senior boys caught off guard while enjoying their lunches. More books and purses on the table than food, but that is the usual scene in the cafeteria. Ernie takes cover under Patsy's um brella between classes. Pat and Nancy take time out between classes to gab awhile. This is a candid picture? The crowd gathers around for a noon rally. 23 Val Cooper Head Custodian Art Canara Charles Stegall Jim McLaughlin Rodney Krick Andrew Martinez Custodians £ Cafeteria Top Row: Ethal Reeves, Carol Elliot, lee Bello, Mary Garrett, Sylvia Tregilgas, Mary Melton, Hazel DeFratts, Florence Olander, Head. Bottom Row: Marion Renner, Helen Luenser, Margaret Treete, Elizabeth Rogers, Bobbie Sagneau, Harriet McLaughlin, Dora Bartneck. tXlfct Steve Mabry Junior Representative Cathy Mueh! Sophomore Representative Cindy Smith American Field Service Representative Ron Toburen Head Yell Leader Olin Jones Grounds Commissioner Pat Baum Buildings Commissioner 26 Vic Chancellor Freshmen Representative Donna Reasoner Yearbook Representative - 1966 Nancy Whittaker American Field Service Representative Tom Heinrich California Association of Student Council State Vice President District 4 President Noreen York Girl's Representative Connie Steers Programs Commissioner Nancy Williams Clubs Commissioner Shellee Davis Social Affairs Pat Church California Association of Student Councils Representative Sue Sodaro Diablo Valley Inter-School Council Vice President Dede Littrell Diablo Valley Inter-School Representative 27 Jim Ferguson Chief Justice Kim Milhollan Vice-President Student Council Seniors Rod Redding President Larry Hill Vice President Class of ’66 Dedication pnd spirit of the Class of '66 shone through this, our final year, as seniors at Mt. Diablo. Not only this year, but in our previous years, have we strived to goals and fulfilled these goals successfully. We have witnessed many changes in our school life during these past four years. We have seen open campus changed to closed, modernization of our buildings, new activities and clubs, advancements in learning, and a better view of our own lives through experiences at Diablo. Our senior year was a year of development and mass progress. We started out with an extraordinary Senior Breakfast, kicking-off our Senior Show, South Pacific, which was held in March and enjoyed by many. In April we gathered as a class for our Senior Banquet, where we reminisced about our past four years at Diablo. The laughs we got at our Senior Picnic will always be remembered. At our Senior Ball we got together for our last big dance of our high school days. It really was a great year. The Class of '66 would like to thank everyone who has given us our priceless memories at Mt. Diablo. We feel we have taken one big step towards the summit, our goal. Sincerely, Ron Redding Senior Class President Brenda McClintock Secretary 32 Mike McCartney Representative Graduating Class of Adams, Danny Keith Boy's Representative Sophomore President Acompora, Patricia Rally Committee Senior Ball Committee Almond, Dennis R. Football—I yr. Track—3 yrs. Alley, Janice C. Anderson, Robert W. Track Cross Country Ainsworth, Allen Anderson, Barbara I.W.E. Rally Committee Ando, Emiko Ensemble, 2 yrs. A.F.S. Aldrich, Nancy Jeanne Student Court Sales and Finance Anderson, Jo Ann Senior Sales F.B.L.A. Arbon, James Michael Senior Service Varsity Tennis 33 Arnold. Dave E. Baldwin, Virginia Rally Comm. Jr. Fashion Show Banuat, Elizabeth Stella Jr. Fashion Show Bauer, Linda Susan Scnioi Ball Comm. I.V .E—2 yrs. (jraduatitii Barone, Samuel G. J.V. Football Varsity Football—2 yrs. Baum, Patricia Joanne Buildings Commissioner Clubs Commissioner Beck, Charles Bender, Christine Margaret Cap and Gown Chairman Girl's League S Bergum, Carol Ruth I.W.E. Senior Show Berard, Connie Lynn Sales and Finance—2 yrs. Brunch Service—4 yrs. Bennett, Marsha Lee Junior Cap and Gown Comm. F.B.l.A. Bernavich, John J.V. Football Borger, Vicky Girls Choir Benton, Edwin Senior Sales Varsity Golf Bower, June Adclle Model U.N. Delegation Chairman Bobcngo, Rose Anita Sword and Bauble Bissell, Eileen Marie Education Club Medical Club 35 A Branscum, Lindo Gymnastics Modern Dance Bright, Donald Drama Budd, Michael Debate Club United Nations Club Brenneman, Lynn Senior Ball Committee Di Ho Co-Chairman Breuker, Carol Junior Class Cabinet Senior Class Cabinet Brown, Earl Warren Wood Shop 4 Burg, John 3 yrs. Varsity Cross Country 2 yrs. Varsity Wrestling Brown, Jerry Dale Bryson, Jane Ann Forensics Club C.S.F. Member Burk, Rebecca graduating of Brian, Linda Rally Committee Junior Prom Committee 36 Caldera, Maria ?las$ Campbell, Peggy lee F.B.L.A. Brunch Service Campbell, Kaye Newspaper Jr. Prom Committee Cardenas, Linda Esther Medical Club Silver D Carlos, Stephanie Ann Flag Twirler Carroll, Eddie Gene Track, 3 yrs. Carpenter, Wendy Louise Senior Ball Committee Dance Committee Carman, John Charles Rally Committee Silver D Carlstad, Carol Denise Brunch Service Sophomore Service 37 Coudle, Roth Ann C.S.F. Sketching Clob Christian, Rodney L. J.V. Football Varsity Football Church, Patricia Ann CASC Representative Junior Prom Comm. Clanton, Sherry Annette Di-Ho Secretary Rally Committee Cavollo, Kirk Frosh-Soph-Jr Cabinet J.V. Basketball Chapin, Brenda Christian, Sheila 0. Clark, Michael Barry Freshman Football Varsity Football Manager graduating of Christensen, Ann Medical Club I.W.E. Christner, Beverly Ann Student 8ook Store F.B.l.A. Treas. 38 Clark, Michael Grant Varsity Wrestling Gymnastics Clause, Ronald Eugene J.V. Basketball French Club Coenen, Michael William Varsity Swimming—3 yrs. Class Cabinet—2 yrs. Colton, Verna Lou Kay Rally Committee Sr. Breakfast Coats, Darcy Senior Boll Committee Senior Breakfast Cook, David Walter Track Cross-Country Cronston, Ken Dale Varsity Basketball Baseball Cowell, Virginia Eileen Cortes, Edward Paul C.S.F. German Club 39 graduating of Crossley, Sheila Kathryn C.S.F. Debate Club Crenshaw. Patricia A. Roily Committee Senior Breakfast Committee Cullen, Kathy Joycelyn F.B.L.A. Junior Carnival Comm. Curley, Patricia K. Senior Ball Senior Sales Cullison, Randy Joy Varsity Football Baseball, 2 yrs. Cronk, Nancy Diane Asst. Sales Fin. Pres. Med. Club Cummings, Janice F.B.L.A. 40 Danner, Georgia Anita Rally Committee Dovis, Donald Phillip J.V. Tennis French Club Dean, David C. Davis, Michael Ritchie Boy's League Jr. Cabinet Dease, John Michael Wrestling Machine Shop Davis, Shellee Jr. Fashion Show Social Affoirs Commissioner DeBenedetti, Steven Harold Basketball, Varsity Gold D DeHart, Penelope F.B.L.A. DeHart, Pamela Freshman Representative Dealy, Kenneth Charles Decker, Betty Ruth Medical Club V.P. French Club DcKnoblough, Linda Sophomore Cabinet F.B.L.A. DeGrace, Susan Mary House of Rep.. Project Hope 41 Doan, Fred Varsity Basketball Silver D Draemel, Dean Clise Varsity Tennis President of C.S.F. Dolan, Sharon Margaret Rally Committee Senior Soles De Vincenzi, James A. DeWon, Linda Faye Modern Dance Freshman Rep. Duchi, Dianne Loretta Rally Committee—Publicity Chrmn. Class Cabinet, 3 yrs. Douglas, Duane Marie Cap Gown Senior Ball Committee Duffield, Linda Kay Songleoder, 2 yrs. Rally Comm Graduating Dicwold, Christine K. 42 Dumpit, Emelie Silver D House of Rep. 3lass '66 Dunning, Angie Capwell Singer Sewing Contes Earnhardt, Sandra lou Rally Committee Junior Cap Gown Comm. Earls, Lillian Concert Choir (2 yrs.) Senior Student Advisor Dyas, Carol Marie Girls League (2 yrs.) House of Representatives (1 yr.) Dunning. Donald Loring House of Representatives Eldridge, Jean Eidson. Dale Allen Varsity Football (2 yrs.) Symphonic Band (4 yrs.) Edwards, Robert Dale Freshman Football Endo, Kathleen Harvye Senior Cabinet G.A.A: Secretary-Treasurer Endermann, Pamela Kathryn Silver D 43 Former, Shirley LoVerne School Poper G.A.A. Vice Pres. Ferguson, James Russel Chief Justice Varsity Basketball Ferrante. John Robert C.S.F. Varsity Football Manager Fischer, Ronald Bruce Frosh Football J.V. Football Ferrell. Barbara Jean Modern Dance—4 yrs. Newspaper Ferguson. Daniel Frank C.S.F. Silver D. Fields, Brenda Joyce Rally Committee School Spirit Medal Flanders, Diana Lynn F.B.L.A. CASSA Florin, Jeanne LuVera Silver D House of Rep. Estes. Caren 44 Fuller, Catherine Ann Junior Fashion Show Junior Carnival Comm. Frey, Linda lee I.W.E. Fowler, David Theodore Football Fuller, Lela Catherine Jr. Class V.P. C.S.F. Gardner, Edward James Franck, John Dennis Band Tennis Gabrysiak, Jon Louis Gavan, Patricio Mary C.S.F. Senior Ball Committee 45 Galloway, Curtis Wayne Football {'Jraduatm; 0 Gessner, Christy Ann Senior Soles Roily Comm. Ginochio, John Raymond Silver D Ginochio, Joyce Edo GAA Latin Club Gordon, Charlotte Anne Flag Twirler (Sr.) FBIA Gottfredson, Sandy i Glazier, Roberta Jean Gillotte, Anthony W. Boys League—2 yrs. House of Rep. Gould, Martha Rebecca Yell Leader Senior Ball Comm. Gomes, Bernadette Marie Brunch Service—3 yrs. Spanish Club—3 yrs. 46 2lass 56 Groham, Gary Hannan, Patricia Modern Dance Senior Ball Committee Hamilton, Richard E. Block D Interclass Relay Grieve, Judith Ann Graduation Usher ('65) Harbough, Richard Grichuhin, Michael Varsity Football Jr. Fashion Show Hansen, Thomas George House of Rep. Junior Carnivol Gurr, luono Elaine F.B.L.A. I.W.E. Hamilton, John Bruce Varsity Football—2 yrs. Jr. Fashion Show Greening, Jeanine Ann Student Body Sec. Band—3 yrs. Gurbuz, Nermin A.F.S. Exchange Student Rally Committee Grover, Joan tynn Band Forensics 47 Hare, Carol Linda Sales and Finance Senior Banquet Harman, Eleanor Dcvilctte (Sr.) Junior Cabinet Harper, Connie Jo Harris, Chris Henny J.V. Swimming—2 yrs. Varsity Swimming—1 yr. Harris, Larry James Wrestling—4 yrs. Gymnastics—I yr. Harris, Vicki Senior Ball Comm. Senior Picnic Comm. Harrison, Marie Celeste Senior Ball Committee Rally Committee Hart, Terrance Patrick Student Body Pres. Varsity Cross Country—2 yrs. Hoy, Cora Ann Newspaper Hazlewood, Tim Mathew Track House of Reps. Heinrich, Thomas James Varsity Football—3 yrs. CASC State Vice President 48 Helburo, Dionne Lorraine Brunch and lunch Service Silver D Ilass 66 kri Jorgenson, Robert Woyne Varsity Swimming Block D Kathan, James Roman Kcglcy. Diane Jeon A Cappella Choir Silver D Kelly, Patsy Rose F.B.l.A. Silver D Keim, Jean Marie A Cappella Choir Kenyon, Rose Devilette (Sr.) Senior Ball Committee Kanuck, David Andrew Wrestling Silver D Kelley, Bonita Gale F.B.l.A. I.W.E. Kerr, John Alan landscaping Comm. Pres. Science Club 49 Kessler, Thomas Kittieson. Richard Knopf, Vickie Sketching Club Creative Writing King, Dennis Le Roy C.S.F. Seolbearer Seminar, 3 yrs. Klock, Sharon Dance Committee lackeyt Larry lee Kirk, Loren Austin J.V. Football J.V. Basketball Kitchens, Patricia Korol Junior Service Dance Committee Knapp, Julie Ann Senior Ball Chairman Silver D Knight, Linda Lee F.B.L.A. 50 laFontaine, Michael Science Club Boy s League lamuth, Bernard Richard Track Band Lone, Janet Roslynne Spanish Club House of Reps. Leach, Rita Louise F.B.L.A. Senior Show Levada, Martha Louise A.F.S. House of Reps. (4) LitfreM. Dianna Songleader DVIC Representative Lindberg, David Varsity Gymnastics Cord Stunts Lievre, Ernest Varsity Football Varsity Track 51 Hendrick, Connie Rally Committee Senior Ball Comm. Hewitt, Martha Jean Jr. Sr. Cabinet Freshman Advisor Hodel. Kathleen Diane House of Reps. Senior Ball Committee ijmduatiiii) Herrin, Deborah Ann Card Stunts Chairman House of Reps. Highfill, Thomas Varsity Football Block D Hill, Lawrence Ernest Senior Class Vice Pres. Varsity Football of Hess, Franklin Paul Varsity Football Varsity Track Hocking, John Edward Varsity Track Varsity Tennis Hogue, Ginger lee F.B.L.A. Senior Sales 52 Hope, Dennis Michael Block D Varsity Swimming Howell, Charles Hummer, Steven Louis Silver 0 Irwin, Brendo Leigh Junior Foshion Show Lunch and Brunch Service Hynes, Phillip Senior Soles Com. Junior Carnival Comm. Jenkins, Thomas Edward Varsity Football Varsity Track Jamison, Susonne Junior Fashion Show Senior Breakfast Comm. Johnson, Jean Faye Advance Band—Orchestra Education Club—President Johnson, Dolores Marie Education Club C.S.F. Jessee, Vicki Lynn Rally Comm. Senior Ball Comrrf. Johnson, Karen A Coppella Choir (2) Ensemble 2 years Johns, Lelia Rally Comm. Sr. Breakfast Service 53 Johnson, Mary Ellen Jones, James Martin J.v. Varsity Basketball Wood X Jones, Robin M. Varsity Football (2) Varsity Swimming (3) Johnson, Robert Richard J.V. Football Johnsen, Sharon V. Concert Choir Ensemble Jones, Linda Elaine Homecoming Queen of 1965 Senior Picnic Chairman Jones, Marcia Lynn Songleader Senior Ball Comm. Jones, Sharon Louise House of Rep. Concert Choir Jones, Sheila Ruth Synchronized Swimming Concert Choir Graduating Johnson, Virginia Flag T Virler Modern Dance Club Pres. Jones, Olin Clifton Grounds Comm. Term Play (2) 54 Jones, Tolman Varsity Football (2 yrs.) Varsity Track Lonsdale, Gary Cabinet (3 yrs.) McCartney, Jody Di-Ho Chairman Senior Ball Comm. Lynch, Linda Marie Senior Banquet Chairman President of Drama 55 McClintock, Brenda Senior Secretory Brunch Service (3 yrs) McDouglc, Patricia Ann Junior Fashion Show Senior Ball Committee McEvoy, Sharon Louise F.B.L.A. Vice Pres. Senior Ball Committee McKenna, James Joseph Varsity Tennis Senior Seminar McKinnon, Robert Varsity Tennis C.S.F. Qraduatinc, McCutchen, Ellen F.B.L.A. House of Rep. McGuire, Lyle . McGuire, Marlys Girls Glee Bond (2 yrs) McNaught, Barbara Jeanne Concert Choir Special Ensemble 56 Macattee, Lorry Class Malloy, Michael John Varsity Baseball Boy's Representative Maggi, Martha Lou Senior Picnic Chairman Junior Representative Martinelli, Mary Synchronized Swimming F.B.L.A. Marracino, Rachel Mattson, Gary Martinez, Raymond Senior Cabinet Senior Banquet Chairman Meador, Gloria Devilette (Sr.) Senior Ball Comm. Mongini, Barbara Anne Junior Carnival Comm. Senior Ball Committee March, Valerie Anne F.B.L.A. Brunch Service Mathiason, Eric Medeiros, Sheila 57 Graduating of Meek. Danny B. Wrestling, Vorsity Millerburg, Drew Crae Swimming Morford, Beverly House of Rep. Jr. Fashion Show Millsap, Phyllis Mork, Earl Varsity Football (2 yrs) Varsity Baseball (2 yrs) Mould. JoAnn Rally Comm. Miller, MarySue Songleader Senior Ball Comm. Mitchell, James Miller, Stephen Edward Block D C.S.F. Mize, Marilyn Jean Marching 8and Jr. Seminar 58 Mulkey, Alan Gorden 'lass 66 Mulkcy, Gerold Scotr J.V. Swimming Murley, Leslie Varsity Swimming [2 yrs) Nephew, Russell James Gymnastics J.V. Football Nelson, Ann Myers, Stephen Robert Boy's League lug Nuts Newby, Shirley Ann Rally Committee Senior Breakfast Niles, David House of Rep. Frosh Football Nash, Charles Don Nilsen, Jerry Clark Senior Cabinet House of Rep. Nice, Eric Yearbook Illustrator Seminar 59 Olson, Gayle Ellen Modern Dance Rally Committee Pacheco. Susan lenore Rally Club Sync. Swimming 3 yrs. Nunnes, Marianne Jean Osborn, Peggy Silver D Photography Pankoke, Diana Lynn Modern Dance Drama Qraduati% Nutley, Pamela Dell Rally Committee Modern Dance Club O'Dell, Pamela Pace, Steven G. Computer Programing I Parker, James Arnold Ski Club Pacheco, Melvin Wayne Football 4 yrs. Junior Carnival c Parrel, lindy Leroy 60 ylass 56 Parscol, Rosemary Di Ho s Silver D Gold D Pejovich, Susan Fay Senior Advisor I.W.E. Pattersorf, Michael Block D Rally Committee Pellegri, Nancy M. Synchronized Swim Perkins, Frank Richard Phipps, Terry Lee Varsity Football Varsity Gymnastics Peterson, Glenn Phipps, Norcen Songleader Jr. Fashion Show 61 graduating 0) Plattner, Sandra Chairman of Sr. Announcements Medical Club Quinn, Patricia M. Rasnick, Carol F. Concert Choir Vocal Ensemble Prentiss, Charles J. V. Football Jr. Carnival Comm. Rassett, Cheryl Devilette (Sr.) Cabinet (2 yrs.) Ramos, Betty Ellen Quinn, Pamela Jeane Raymond, Mary Silver D Medical Club Randles, Nancy Sales Finance Medical Club 62 Reasoner, Donna Yearbook Editor Devilette (Sr.) Class 66 Reeves, Wayne Robert Redding, Ronald Wayne Senior Class President Varsity Cross Country, 3 years Riddle, Gory Lee Concert Choir Term Ploys Rich, lorry Rctter, Sue Elinor Rally 13 years) Senior Cabinet Reynolds, Sandra Rae Band' (4 years) Rally Committee Roberts, Steven Jay Varsity Football |2 years) Junior Varsity Football Revert, Dean Concert Choir Vocal Ensemble Riegelsberger, Judy Marching Band, 3 yrs. Symphonic Band, 2 yrs. Roberts, Robert Gymnastics Swimming 63 Robinson, Paul Rowell, Rebecca Sales Commission German Club Rumpf, Eric Eugene Football Track (2 yrs.) ( Ro? Rogers, Steve V Gymnastics Qraduatim; 64 Savage, Susan D.V.I.C., C.A.S.C. Senior Ball Comm. Scearcy, David 2 yrs. Varsity Gym Frosh Football Saxton, Patricia Senior Ball Committee Senior Cabinet Schultz, Linda Jr. Fashion Show House of Representatives Schomaker, Eric Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Schmidt, William Varsity Football Inter-class Relay Schuman, Londa K. Senior Ball Comm. Senior Show Shalberg, John Lug Nuts Advanced Auto Scholes, Robert Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track Scogland, Barbara I.W.E. Ski Club Sharp, Marilyn I.W.E., 2 yrs. Senior Breakfast Settles, Vicki Lynn House of Reps., 2 yrs. Modern Dance Sefers, Barbara I.W.E. Choir, 2 yrs. 65 Shower, Sandro Ann Symphonic Band House of Reps. Singletary, Richard W. Shepard, Gregory A Siegfried, Dorothy A Junior Service Senior Show Comm. Skelton, Denny lee Shipp, Nancy Arlene Senior Ball Comm. I.W.E. Silva, Judy Elaine Synchronized Swim O.W.E. Slack, Sandra Majorette, (3 yrs.) 66 QraduatiiUj 0) Simmons, Terry Slagle, Patricia Sue Class '66 Slater, Edward Smith, Cynthia Jo A.F.S. Co-Chairman Seminar (3 years.) Sodoro, Susan Theo Yell Leader Homecoming Princess (2 years) Smith, Carol Smith, Karen Smith, Karol O.W.E. F.B.l.A. Spurrier, Steven Christopher Sperling, Jackie Faith Senior Ball Committee DVIC C.A.S.C. Sofford, James Wilson 67 Sutton, Kathleen Junior Fashion Show Senior Commencement Committee Stong, Kathleen Janice House of Reps. Senior Activities Steers, Connie Programs Commissioner Sales and Finance Commissioner Swidrak, Richard Strain, Cynthia Girls Gymnastics (3 yrs.) Yearbook Tams, Daniel Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling; 68 graduating of Steward, Kieran Choir Stucker, Gayle Ann Soph. Formal Decorations House of Reps. (2 yrs.) Tara, Greg Concert Choir Boys Glee Thompson, Judith Roe Jr. Foshion Show Modern Dance ——— Thorp, James Jeffery Silver D Tennis Terrell, Ronnie Keith Toburen, Ronald Head Yell Leader Boys' League Thibedeau, William Thomas, Pamela F.B.L.A. Todd, Larry 69 Von Brocklin, David George Vouri, Michael Paul Public Relations Commissioner Block D Society Graduating Tucker, Barbara Ann Senior Ball Concert Choir Tuohey, Vicki Vicory, Charles Edward Wrestling Silver D Wade, John 70 Walker, Patricia Wall, Sharon Orchestra Waters, Shirley Ann Brunch Service, 3 yrs. C.S.F. Walsh, Myron Francis Block D Varsity-Football, 2 yrs. Watcrson, Richard Westbury, Mark Walton, Sharon Ann Silver D Yearbook Wharton, Priscilla Ann Education Club Medical Club I Ware, Carole Diane Senior Cabinet Senior Advisor Wearne, Reginald White, William Paul Wrestling Track West, Janice Silver D Rally Committee Whiteside, Larry Whittaker, Nancy Farral A.F.S. Comm. Chrmn. C.S.F. Williams, John Frederick Silver D Interclass Relay Williams, Nancy Jean Clubs Commissioner Soles Finance Committee Will, Connie Roydene Rally Committee F.B.L.A. Graduating of Whittenburg, Harvey Machine Shop IV J.V. Football (2 yrs.) Williams, Dennis Klett Varsity Wrestling S.O.A. Williams, Sheri Lynn House of Reps. C.S.F. Wilkenson, David Arthur Chess Club Model U.N. Williams, Harold Arthur 72 Wisncr, Nicol Ann Creative Writing Club C.S.F. Wise, John Charles Football Varsity Baseball Womack, Diana Louise Glee Club Woodruff, Sam Track Wrestling Wygal, Craig 2 yrs. Track Zufall, Cynthia Louise Senior Ball Committee Modern Dance Wylie, Susan Ailccn House of Reps. (2) French Club Aarhus, Virginia Younker. Diane Lynn Senior Cabinet Senior Ball Committee York, Noreen Elaine Girls Rep. Freshman Rep. 73 Beck, Monica Butters, Sharon Newspaper Yearbook Fugate, Calvin Lee, Vanessa C.S.F. Sealbearer Neely, Charles Carver, William Newspaper Lickliter, John Varsity, Football Varsity BaskethpH Peacock, William Speights, Bruce Willis, Steve Senior Service 76 Pat Saxon Nicol Wisner °n Toburen Dave Kanuck Ernie Lievre Barb Anderson Ed Benton JoAnn Anderson Mangini Nancy Williams Mel Pacheco Steve DeBenedetti Ron Redding Susie Retter Betty Decker Mike Coenen Mike Clark ie Dumpit Judie Tompson ienne Kane Mike Arbow Rat Gavan in Baldwin Steve Miller Sandy Earnhardt Ed Vicory andy Reynold: •tty Belchei Linda Brian Maura Theissen Pat Baum Patsy Kitchens Donna Reasoner Carol Rasnick Garcia Robinson Sir Watson Sue Sodaro Tom Spyrow Pat Curley Sue Considine Kaye Campbell S ev Robert Suzanne Jamison Baccalaureate Committee Lion Club, Senior Essay Finalists Senior Essay Winners Pam Getz, Lions Club, Senior Essay winner, first place. Senior Show Committee Seniors M Cunck and t Work Bloody Mary is the girl I love' Some Enchanted Evening I'm gonna wash that man right outa my hair. Make-up girls ployed a port all their own. I'm in love with a Wonderful Guy. 'That's my little honey bun There is nothing like o dame. Bali Hai Young women frequently find elder men attractive. You like? You buy? 83 baccalaureate 1965-66 Nancy Williams Show Picnic Pam Getz Linda Jones Cap And Qown Marti Maggi Pat Baum banquet Ray Martinez Linda Lynch Linda Pfyl 84 Committee Chairmen Ron Redding Lorry Hill Announcements Paul Niblet Senior Breakfast Committee e 0 m tu ♦ t t c e s Cap and Gown Committee ■. Jim Ferguson Pam Getz 89 foreign MT. DIABLO S 1965-66 foreign student, Nermin Sikriya Gurbuz, came to America from Kadicov, a small town that is a suburb of the capital of Turkey, Istanbul. Nermin, an 18 year old bru- nette lived with the Mr. and Mrs. Allner family, becoming a fourth daughter to them and gaining three sisters, Carolyn, Marylou, and Ruth Ann. This became a real adjustment for Nermin since she is an only child of her family in Turkey. Regarding the education and types of schools that are in Tur- key, Nermin tells us that there is quite a difference. Since the high schools are only three years long, Nermin graduated in June, 1965. Another difference is that students attend classes six days a week; this includes Saturdays. Nermin spent many hours in the school library preparing for her classes. Most high schools are either all girls or all boys. In Turkey, very seldom does one find the co-education that is so familiar to us here. The students are also required to wear uniforms. An extensive part of the time is spent on homework. But when time allows, they may take in a play at the theatre or have a party. Another attraction for the youths of Turkey are the clubs featuring bands and singers from various parts of the world, such as France and England. As Nermin says, “Dating is not a custom in Turkey, as in the United States; we do almost everything as a group. During her stay in America, Nermin came to enjoy all the specta- tor sports held by the school, with basketball becoming her favorite. She also enjoyed drive-ins, something not found in Turkey and T.V. which is new this year to the area where Nermin is from. Nermin has often said about Diablo, that, “The students are just wonderful; so friendly. For her to leave the United States is going to be difficult, for she has grown to love it. But when she returns to Turkey, she hopes to attend the University of Istanbul to become an English teacher of high school students, and then plans to someday return to the United States. We, the students and administration of Diablo do wish Nermin a safe trip home and hope her future plans are someday fulfilled. iiiiiliiliiilliW Juniors Patti Trujillo President Steve Shimmin Vice President Left to right: Jorene Cassanello, Steve Mabry, Patti Trujillo, and Steve Shimmin. Although this years class officers had never held any office previously we did the best to make it a good year. Our Junior Carnival proved to be more sue cessful than the two previous classes. “Devil's Hi Shop was the theme for ou Fashion Show held this spring. All other projects performed by the class were successful. There was much enthusiasm among the students. Interest was alsc shown by many students who had not been in the activities of last year. Mr. Goltra and our other advisors helped immensely. All the students whe participated would like to say thanks for all the help in making this a success- ful year. Patti Trujillo Junior President 94 Jorene Cassanello Secretary Steve Mabry Representative Borden, Joy Barham, Peggy Barker, Bill Barnett, Doug 96 Befus, Mary Beldina. Donald '—'Benjamin, David Benson, Judy Bible. Pam Bishop, Robert Black, Neva Blackstone. Lisa 97 ftlrtnH Kn?hu- Bolduc, Jim 8omben, Ken Bowen, Joe Bowers, Craig Bowman. Pam Boylon, Mary Bradburn, Rick Briggs, Randy Brim, Jessica Brown, Terri Budde, David Butler. Barbara Cahill, Barabara Cahill. Patrick Calvird, Larry 98 T 3 fc 77 Cordiel Ron Carlton, Richard Carroll. Barbara Carscadden. Richard lorson, Vicki larter, Jim 'arter, Terry rartwright, Rick Cassanello, Jorcne Chavez. Joanne “Castellano, Becky Caughrean, Greg han, Juanita henoweth. Bill hivers. Vicki hristenson, Camille Cianfichi, Angie Clifton, Debbie Codington, J hn Coenen. Neal Class Costa, Tony Collett. Bill Collins, Kothy Comeaux. Margaret Crozier, Ada Cullen, Debbie _ pfup Bob Cuevas, Alice Cuevas, John Cuneo, Bob Curry, Sharolyn Cuthbertson, Georgia 100 Dilley. Linda Doan, Raymond Doolin, Mickey Downing, Julie Draemel, Robert DruCf. Barbara Dugan, Julie Dulas, Pat Dunr r Brad Dyer, Elaine Easton, JoAnn Eaton, Jane Ecoffcy. Rocky Ekcr. Dona Emry, Susan English, Marica 101 Goridel, Lou Garrett. Woyne Getinqer, Fred Getz. Ron Glass, Rodney Gordon, Kathy Graser. Judith Gray, Dale Hall. Mike Hamilton, Bev Hampton, Ann Hamrick, Pat 103 Clusi Hanners. Gwyn Harrinqlon, Margaret Harrison. Art Harrison, Becky Harrison, Ken Hortmon, Jerry Harvey, D Ann Harvey. Dave Haskell. Nancy Hatch, Hazel Hazelwood, Margaret Heddinghows, Mary f Hein, Edwin Heller. Donna Hendrickson, Joe Herbert. Linda Herron, Mike Hodges, David Hokanson, Garth Holben, Beverly 104 Holt, Jerrie Holt, Ken Holt, Woyne Hoobler. David Hope, Rick Hopkins. Mike___ HonTcki, SurlcJy Housley, 8everly 105 Clast Lee. Bill Lawler, Pamela Laudenslager, Lynn Latter, Tony lanqford, Kathy Longford, Karen Lang, Jackie Lone, Tom Lodieu, Nancy Kotfcr, Jerald Kuchinski. Marsh Kostik. Bill Maderos, Cynthia Maggio, Rich Maich, Marelyn Mankini, Laura Marlick, Pinny Marsh, Loren Marshall, Judy Marshall, Pat Marvin, David Mason, Steve McCartney, Jan McCutheon, Craig Class Murphy, Sheila Munden. Claudia Mould. Chris Morrill, Dennis Morimune. Dick Monk, Nancy Moniz, David Mohn, Cindy Minter, Lucille Mills, Joanne Miller. Lorry Miller, Jeff Miller, Buzz Miller, Berylanne Milhollan, Kim McCullough, Kathy Merrick, Roland Meek, Duane McPhee, Ron i 67 McGuire, Melayno McGinty, Linda McDaniel, Mike Oberlatz, Ann O'Gorman, Pat Omania, Martha O'Neill. Phil Owsley, Carol Potter, Stephen Pratt, Sharon Prosser, Joy Pruitt, Lynn Sherrod. Bob Shindclus. Joe lynds, Jomesio Shimmin, Steve Short. Penny Seim, Paul Silva. Melody •Silveira. Mickey Simmons, Monte Sims, Doug Smailes. lynn Small, Sandi Smith. John Smith, Joyce Smith, Karen Smith, Margaret Smith, Stephanie Smith.Trudy Snasel, Ken Sousa. Fran Speakes, Sue Spencer, Ray Spink, Margaret Stidman, Pam Strickland, Carolyn Steffen, Susie Stover, Judin. Stratton, Kathy _Strongman. Bob Stuck, bonnie Sunseri, Beth Terra, David Class Trotter, Jerri Trotter, Sherri Turner, Art Underhill, Larry s Valentine, Kathy VanderGroen, Joyce VanMeter, Debby Visperas, Francis Voorhies, Nikki Vanlandingham, Bill Voluntad, Judy Wagner, Bob Walbridge, Glenn Weaver, Melody Weitzman, Toby Wells, Don Werner, Dennis Wertz, Linda West, Joan West, Steve Witt, Jack Wohlers, Diane Wojick, Robert Wood, liz Woods, Donna Worrell. Ed Wright, Karen Yniquez, Dennis Heck. Stuart Higgins, Steven Love, Rose Love, Sharon lukcns, Bob Garner, Carol Spradlin, Tommy - Enthusiastic crowds packed the gym the night of the Junior Carnival. Mike Trokey fakes careful aim at Block D booth. Debby and her balloon enjoy the dance. S9JOUJoqdo§ Russ Painter President Jenny Ruscoc Vice-President Claudia Vierra Secretary Cathy Muehl Representative Class of ’6$ This past year has truly been a great one for our Sophomore Class. Our year started with the election of Jenny Ruscoe as Vice-President to complete our team of officers. Our first car wash on October 9, 1965 netted us $50.00. On December 10, 1965, we held our Sophomore Formal, Santa's Candy Cane Ball. This event, as the people who attended will acknowledge, was very pleasant and a good time for all. Our candy cane sale netted us about $45.00. Our second car wash was also a big success. I cannot give enough credit to a fantastic advisor Mr. Howard Breivik, without whom our class wouldn't have been the same. Also I'm sure a president has never had a better team of officers than I. They are Jenny Ruscoe, Vice- President; Claudia Vierra, Secretary; and Cathy Muehl, Representative. I would also like to give a word of thanks to the Sophomore Cabinet, whose hard work was really appreciated. Last but not least, I would like to thank you, members of the Class of '68 for electing me to this office. Russ Painter President 120 left to right: Cathy Muehl, Jenny Ruscoe, and Claudio Vierra. Not pictured is Russ Painter. Sophomore Class Aarhus, Gil Alves, Georgine Arno, Sandra Barnett, Joan Beilin, Fcrd 122 Abbay, Sharon Amyotte, Carol Atkins, Sue Barton, Pam Bello, Don Abon, Dominga Anderson, Barbara Avilla, Harry Baughman, Elllen Berglund, Tom Aikens, Tom Antonio, Rod Bailey, Kirk Becker, Mitch Bernavich, Joe Alsup, Mike Arnold, Diane Barber, Billie Bedecarre, Jay Bird, Jackie Bobango, Bonnie Brazcal, Richard Byrd, Carmen Cahill, Tim Capas, Rosemarie of 68 Bowersmith, Karen Brigham, Steve Byrd. Bill Caldera, Rick Cappellotri, Anita Bowman, Dave Brumfield, Brenda Bischopink, Mike Calibro, Steve Carlson, Claire Brambetf, Kay Burns, Kathy Bissell, Barbee Cantrell, Alan Carlson, Richard Branch, Sally Bush. Linda Birse, LindcT Capos. Johnny Carlton, Steve 123 Clast Cormean, Mary Jo Chappell, Beth Clauson, Katheryn Costa, Virginia Cullison, Richard Carmichael, John Chappell, Don Clayton, Dennis Cardoza, John Currier, Kathy Carper, Nancy Chappell, Ron CreL- Lcwy—• Cowger, Mike Curtin, Sharon Carson, Larrry Christenson, Cynthia Cooper, Daryl Cox, Sandra Dance, Paula Catanzariti, Randy Clanton, Hilda Copeland, Chuck Critchfield, Russ Davenport, Bill 124 if 68 Davis, Arlene Defehr, Mike DePalmo, Sharon Douty, Patty Edgar, Jeri Davis, Becky Deimler, Marty Derona, Sue Dryden, John Eggleston, Anne Day, George Del Castillo. Jim Dondero, Sharon Dutey, Don Endermann, Gary Dean, Nancy Delisle, Loretta Doty, Carla Earnhardt, Sue Engler, Connie 125 Davis, Charles De Knoblough, Susan Dcvincenzi, Harold Du Frisne, Glen Eldridge, Sue Class Erwin, David Ferrando, Roy Fletcher, Dennis Francis, Steven Garidel, Dennis Estrella, Mary Lt-errcli. Dove Flowers, Pat Gcllmcr, Gary Farley, Forrest Fields, Karen Fontes, Mcl Trantz Jcanhie Gibson, Steven Farrell, Rosemary Finkel, Sheryl Forsythe, Brenda Freeman, Gory |___Gilbert, Bruce Farris, Claire Flagg, Patty Foxcroft, Bob Gardner, Florence Gilland, Julia 126 68 Glover, Brenda Graham, Paul Grishaber, Chris Hammer, Jack Hart, Greg Golden, Neal Greene, Robert Gross, David Hardy, Ruth Hart, Linda Gillespie, Eva Grabowski, Susan Griggs, Roger Haley, Ellen Harris, Richard Goldstein, Marvin Greenway, Janice Groves, Clifford Harris, Donna Hartmann, Linda Gordon, Pot Griffith, Darrell Guerisoli, Vicki Harris, Glen Hatmaker, Walt 127 Hawkins, Mary Herron, Jim Hosick, Sue Hunt, Mary Jamison, Bill Healy, James Hoffman, Buffy Hurd, Lynnette Jeans, Nicki Heiderick, Ken Holloway, Deanna Huddleston, Guy Hutchinson, John Johnson, Fred Henkins, Grant Hood, Eva Huddleston, Nancy Inns, David Johnson, Wendy Hermans, John Horback, Jim Hund, Jim Jackman, Steve Johnston, Danny 128 Johnson, Bob Kamarzell, Karyr Kendrick, John Kimura, Jim Knox, Ray Joyal, Gloria Kanncl, Mike Kerr, Warren Klimosh, Bruce Kortum, Linda Jorgensen, Rhonda Keane, Kathy Ketterer, Dan Kline, Barbara Krauss, John Jones, Morris Keaveny, Bruce Kilgour, Laurie Knapp, Harold Krout, Diane Jones, Barbara Kelly, Dan Kimcs, Susan Knott, John Krugler, Lavonna 129 Kruse, Bonnie Lee, Joan Long, Regina luttrell. Sandra _Maniscolco, Lind 130 LaJeunesse, Dan Leggett, Ralph Lopez, Maria Mac lvcv. Susan Mann, Alice V Larkin, Kothie . ' lew, sneryl Loptfz, Ruben Mackey, Kris Mansfield, Cynthia Laurence, Cathy Lenchus, Debbie Lucky, Tom Madsen, Carol Mardock, Margaret Clas Leach, Barb Lindsey, Marien Ludwig, Mike Maggi, Dave Markham, Leslie Morple, Rich Mathos, Mark Mathers, Rob McKinney, Mike Melton, Cathy Martin, Bob Mattson, Debbie McClinfock, Margie McKinnon, Barb McClellan, Debbie Martinez, Gene Matuich, Nikki McConnell, Dennis McNulty, Pat Messick, Dave Martinez, Kathy Maurer, John McGinty, Sheila Meahan, Dawnita Matcalfe, Twilla Marheson, Mike Mayer, Bill McKenna, Steve Mecham, Randall Micco, Mike . Millhollon. Pom Morris, Micheal Myers, Dan Nicholson, Ron Ohona, Carolyn Miller, Marvin - Morrison, Peggy Myers, Marian Nielsen, Sina Ohlson, Janice - Mondraqon, Rose Mould, Kathy ._Neely, Sharon O'Dell, Deborah Oliphant, Steve Montano, Michele Muchl, Kathy Nice, January O dello, Annette Oliver, Wayne Morris, Larry Mulcahy, Sheila .Nichols. Pat O Donnell, lony Olsen, Pam i 68 O'Malley, Maura Parker, Larry Pena, Anita Pfyl, Randy Porter, Joyce Ospenson, Anita Patterson, Sue Penarelli, Ricky Phillips, John Poston, Paul Ouka, Robert VafTLrlsun, Toil Perez, Bca Picco, Mike Prentiss, Carl Painter, Russ Payne, George Perez, Bernadette Platt, Karon Ralphs, Joanne Parker, Butch Pelland, Pat Perry, Greg Ponscgrow, Doris Rawski, Dennis 133 Reardon, Terry Riddle, Guy Rodriquez, Mike Rudie, Karen Sandoral, Leonard 1 Reed, Sharon Riedinger, Mike Rogers, Carolyn Rudolph, Lana Saxton, Andrea Reeves, Bruce Riley, Tom Rogers, Nancy Ruscoe, Jenny Scearch, Tim Reynolds, Sal Risi, Ray Rohde, Carolyn Russell. Rich Schmidt, Don Pirhnrd-jnn Fvelyn- Jgivera, David Rounds, Dave Sager, Karen Scholes, Brenda 134 i 68 Scott, Dennis Semos, Mike Shipp, Richard Sink, Robin Smith, Mark Scagoe, Penny Serventi, Paul Siegfried, Nancy Skaggs, Jim Snedden, Jean Seals, Ken Shatswell, Kathy Siegfried, Rosalie Smails. Jim _— Wofford, Dorcas Seals, Warren Shaughnessy, Debbie Simmons, Lance Smith, Jim Solis, Franklin Sefers, Pat Sherwood, Linda Singletary, Linda Smith, Larry Sorahon, Jim 135 Class . South wick. Cinufiin Stetfan, Heidi Stickney, Richard Stricklin, Scott Towe, Bill Sovo. Joe— Sfephenson, I Ilona Stidman, Teresa Sullivan, Jim Towe, Jack Ross Squires, Rich Stevens, Melissa Stong, Sue Toines, Pete Trice, Richard Stark, Dennis Stewart, Pam Stover, Morry Tobin, Mike Trujillo, Jon Tow, Thomas Try, Karen 136 Of 68 Underwood, Jon Verduzco, Doug Visperos, Lolita Watson, Deloris Wharton, Butch Upton—Sue. Vickery, Gary Waliszewski, Debbie Watson, Maxine Wheelihan, Norccn Valdez, Pat Vickery, Greg Walker, Lindlcy Wayne, Tony Whitley, Elmer Venable, Pat Villegas. Fran Walters, Donetta Webb, Steve Wilkinson, Dennis .Vccdier, NioL. Vining, Rich vara, Jim West, Randy Will, Joanne 137 Class Williams, Pat Yarbrough, Harry Holman, Linda Dugan. Julia Grottola, Diane 138 Winter, Elaine Yocum, Linda Degraw, Teresa Ramirey, Peggy Hauser, Ray Woitf, Kay Campbell, Brenda Doolin, Mickey Griffin, Sandy IhCWdS, Daniel Wiseman, Chery Beiriger, Bob Vierra, Claudio Duncan, Brad Herman. Shirley Wittebol, Ingrl Benner, Jerry Watson, 8ob Griffin, Larry Sirmans, Pot 140 I believe in Santal I really do! Hmml And let's see what we have for you. The two comero hogs ore well known Juniors, Jeff Miller and Jim Bernstein. Senior Danny Adams with his back to the camera. This year's rallies usually gathered quite a crowd. Mad isn't exactly on the approved reading list, but it makes for an en- lunch hour. Most of this group seem to be more interested in having their taken than watching the rally. These boys make their lunch hour worthwhile reading Diablo News. More camera shy Juniors. 142 Freshmen e i a s s 0 Victor Chancellor Representative This year our Freshman class, with the help of our fresh- man officers, was ambitious. Together we tried to do as much for our class as possible. We’d like to thank each and every freshman for doing his or her part to help us make this a year to remember. George Bohn President Freshman officers (left to right) George, Chris, Becky, and Victor. George Bohn President Becky Perkins Vice-President 144 Chris Day Secretary 145 Aarhus, Jeff Abies, Roberta Adams, Jim Adams, Steve Adams, Susan Ainsworth, Carol Albisu, Norma Albrecnt, John Aldrich, Liz Alfano, John Allen, Steve Alsup, Kathryn Anderson, Clinton Anderson, Cynthia Anderson, Lynne Anderson, Jean Anderson, Kurt Anderson, Lester Anderson, Beth Anderson, Ray Angelo, John Armstrong, Aaron _ Armstrong, Pom Armstrong, Tom Arnold, Lance Ashford, Gary Janice Atkins, Greg Atkinson, Joe August, Steve v vilez, Mike Azevedo. Karen Azevedo, Manual. Arevedo, Stephanie Backovich, Sandie Backus, Susan Mi 146 Bailey, Chris Bagley, Bobbie Tfaker, Gory Banger, Julie' Bafker, Christine Barnes, Brenda Barnes, Milton Bornett, Maura Barnnill, Linda eamrczxnrdy— Baxter, Jim Bazzini, Donna Sue Beckman, Linda Belcher, Robert Beldina. Joanne Bell, George Berard, Diane Berkier, Georganne Berg, Mary Bergum, Pool Berry. Steve Billot, Don Birge, Gail Bishop, Don Blackburn, Paul Blackburn, Kathy Blackstone. Potty Blair, Connie Blosquez, Grcg_ Bliss, Scott Bloomfield, Ellen Blount, Clyde Bohn, George Bond, Christina Bonger, Juice Boone, Patricia 147 Bosawco, Mark Bowen, Jim Bower, Rop_ SoyesenTNancy Brodshow, Mike Bragg, Jim Brenneman, Mindy Breschmt, “Victor Brewer, Mike Brightwcll, Sandy Brim, Scott Brodie, Arnie Brooking, Danny Brown, Betty Brown, Georgina Brown, Janis Brown, Mama Brown, Paul Brown, Teresa Brunner. Mary ' Buckley, Patti Bugaj, Becky Bulechek, Lynne Burg, Russ Burk, Dennis Burton, Cindy Burton, Linda Bvscemi, Ralph Buss, Bonnie Butcher, Roxanne Butler, Susan Byrd, Paula Borgcn, Terri CahIhi _Mjke Cadd, Tim Cahill, John 148 if 1969 Cain, Cathy Caldera, Dave Caldera, Steve Callahan, Christine Campbell, Carrie Campbell, Jim Campbell, Susan Campbell, Yvonne Cannafa, Ray Capshaw, Pam Cardenas. Carmen Carini, Linda Carlson, John Carmean, Carol Carr, John Carscadden, Gary Cartwright, Larry Casazza, Tony Cassonello, Mike Castagnento, Roy Castro, Glenda Causey, Wanda Cavelero, Kathy Chabot, Susan Chancellor, Vic Chapman, Valerie Chapman, Cynthia Chenowith, Regina Choisser, Paul Chrisman, Chtii Clark, Cynthia Clauson, Jeanette Clontz, Gary Coleman, Shirley Cochran. Mary Collins, Kathy 149 Collins, Diana Collins, Mark Comer, Karen _ Compton, Roylene Considine, Colleen Contasfin, Francoise Cooper, George _Cook, Cheryl Cook.David Cortes, Larry Cowden, Jim Cox, Gory Cox, Tom Craig, Nancy Craim, Billy Crandell, Gloria Cravens, James Crawford, Charles Cronk, Bob . Cserep, Pot Xuevas, Louie Daley, Linda D'Angine, Roy Daniel, BiTl Dansie, Barry Darby, Rhonda David, Ray Davis, Cheryl Davis, Jim Davis, Marx Davis, Ann Day, Christine Dealy, Bill De Angelis, Fred Dease, Mork Debban, Ann 150 Dennison, Greg De Martini, Dennis Dos Marais, Chris De Guenne, Paul D'ianda, Linda Diewold, Betty Dickson, Dean Dingley, Pom Disher, Cathy Doan, Sandro Dodge. Beckic Doolin, Janis Dotson, Janie Dryden, Lora Dudley, Brenda Duffy, Phil Dulas, Rick Duncan, Kathy Dungea, Jim Dunning, Anita Dunning, Dan Dunning, Pam Dupouy. Lorraine Dyke, Steven Dysinger, Diane Earl, Jack Ebert, Cindy Edwards, Betty Egberts Jetty. Eker, Paula Elam, Marlene Ellis, Pam Elsberry, Gene Elswiek, Connie Endermann, Julie Epley, Christene 151 Clast Espinoza, Ron Fair, Sam Farmer, Michelle Fejerang, Frank Ferrel, Bruce Ferman, Jeff Fields, Pot Fisher, lilec Fisk, Brad Fisi, Jeff Flesher, James Florin, John Foltz, Diane Ford, Tony Foreman, Linda Fortierm, Francis Foust, Steve Franks, Mae Fraser, Debbie Fraser, Jim Fratas, Tony Fredrickson, Candice Freeze, Ron Freymuth, Jeff puller, Caroline Fuller, Janice Fuller, Loveno Gallagher, Denny Galloway, Diana . Gansolis. Ronnie Gordin erT Debbi Garrison, Bob Gentry, Ken .Gilbert, Debbie GTnoch'io, Louise 152 if 1969 Glasgow, Eric Glover, Phyllies Godchaux, Brian Goins, Gregg Gomes, Rose Marie Gonzales, Paul Goodell, June Gouveia, Sue Grandall. Richard Graser Jack— ' Cray, Charles Green, Bill Green, Karen Gregory, Debra Grichuhin, Shelley Grovers, Sue Guevara, Lou Hadaway, Pam Hadley, Bill Haines, Mark Hale, Steve Haley, Pat Haley, Roy Hall, Steve Hallett, Jack Hampton, Scott Homing, James Hanson, Debbie Harbuck, Rhonda Harmon, Larry Harrington, Jacqueline “Harper, Carlene Harrie, Sara Harrison, Jim Harrison. Don Harrison, Pam 153 Harrison, Pat Hart, Richard,___ Hartwood, Helen .Hatch, Shnron__ Hayden, Shelley Hedlund, Bruce Hither, Fred _ Heinrich, Mike Heinrichsen, Steve Hendrich, Gayle Hervey, Phyllis Hershman, Pamela Herbert, Terry Hieb, Janis Hike, Linda Hilliard, John Hironynious, Pete Hodge, Royal Hoffend, Tommy Hoffman, David Hogan, Bette Hollingcr, Edward Holst, Bonnie Holt, Mark Holt, Wayne Hope, Mark Hopkins, Janet Hoppen, Heidi Horne, Barry Horst, Sharon Howell, Karen Huff, Larry Huggins, Lorraine Humphreys, David Hukert, Diane Huzefka, Paul 154 if 1969 Imwalle, Don Ingalls, Randy Irons, Alfora Irwin, Steven Isham, Jim Isola, Dan Jackson, Karol Jacobs, Raymond Jacobson, Jim Jaime, Rady Jenson, Tove Johnson, Chuck Johnson, Dan Johnson, Pot Johnson! Becca Johnson, Rick Johnson, Walter Johnson, Wayne Jones, David Jones, Janet Kaepper, Karl Kalmanovitz, Steve Karlsrund, Mary Karnes, Danny j ataisy__Sflndj Keeler, Tom Keller, Jeffrey Kelley, Robert Kelly, Peggy Kelly, Renee Kelley, Virginia Kerr, Karen Killingsworth, Mark Kimball, Dave King, Jim King, Theresa 155 King, Vol Kirkhom, Dianne Kittleson, Karen Kline, Dorothy _ Klock, Paulo _ Knapp, Richard Knott, Bab Knudsen, Lynn Knutson, John Koontz, Gary Korb, Marjorie Korpi, Darlene Kraus, Karen Krause, Ken Krul, Malorie Krumlond, Wendie Krumlond. Scott Kyle, Phil Langes, Kathy La Parti, Ru t Larson, Steven Lotteri, Lynn Levy, Denise Leiker, Michele Lenard, Patricia Lewis, Joyce Lind. Bob Litnen, Lyne lozVc Bob Lodin, Jim long, Cathy Lopez, Joyce • ‘Levglof L. Tom Lowe. Charlotte Lundeberg, April Lynch, William 156 MacAlvery, Linda Mohan, John Malloy, Par Malloy, Patrick Molulick, Marta Mangini, Larry Mannolz, Carol Manning, Edward Mark, Gary Marguarat, Karen Marshall. Luel Martin, Gary Martin, Julie Martin, Melody Mason, Ron Massey, Kent Matheron, Jim Matsumoto, Mike May, Cathy McClure, Paul McCullun, Troy Mayse, Carol McCoutter, Sandy McCu llought_Jjoh McDonough, Eugene McDoughe. Lee McElwaine, John McGuire, Lindsay McKay, Kathy McKinley, Donna McKio McLain, Tom McLaughlin, Fred McMahan, Mark McMillion, Bob McVey, Melanie 157 Mead, Linda Meek, Condi Mello, Joe MendenhalTT Bill Merritt, Dona Michael, Karin Michaelis, George Miller, Curtis Mills, Lois Mize, Ralph Monett, Janis Mooney, Richard Moorodian. Pat ' Moore, Kent Morris, Benny Morris, Chris Morris, Stephanie Mosher, Peggy Moss, Mike Muhlenbruch, Cheryl Muns, bharon Murphy, Betsy Murphy, Frank Mustoin, John Myers, Corky Myrtle, Alan Nero, Jim hiephew, Cathy NeuB5cherr-Dav Newby, Joe Newby, Rex Newneker, Donna Nickelson, Janet Nielsen, Karl Nielson, Terry 158 if 196 Niles, Tim Nolan, Lynn Nordagardcn, Don North, Joyce Novak, Pete Ojala, Leslie Olsen, Danny O'Neal, Sheri Onsloft, Potty Poananen, Steve Pace, David Pacheco. Kathy Page, Clarla Pokes, Judy Ponloqua, Sam Pann, Marlies Pargetf, Glenn Parr, Laura Patterson, Dave Patterson, Phil Patty, Joanne Pawson, Jackie Pearson, Linda Pclligri, Pattie Penny, Pat Picrcy, Lcrae Pereira, Donna Perez, Becky Perez, Carolyn Perez, Richard Perkins, Becky Peterson, Sherri Phipps, Don Phillipsen, Debbie Picco, Jay Pinkham, Bob 159 Price, Peggy Quick, Denise Radcliff, John Rodman, Joyce Radovich, John Rahrick, Jackie Ramos, Paul Randolph, Wally ' PorvQcl. Dora . Rossett, Kercl Reasoner, Craig Rector, Judy Redding, Becky Reed. Ken Reed, Linda Reed, Mary Reeves, David eid. Gayle Xtfcw Reynolds, Donna Rhoades, Dennis Ricketts, David Riddle. Doug Riddle, Judy Ring, Kathy Roadman, Sandy Roan, Jim Robinson, Gary Robinson, Priscilla Robinson, Wayne Robles, Jess 160 Roe, Sandy Rohrs, Bonnie Roele, Katy Rose. Beverly RoseTlune Rose, Nettie Ruiz, Joe Runnion, Tom Ruscoe, Tim Russell, Debbie Rust, David Saathoff, Gary jgimon, -Ginger Sanders, Henry Sanson, Loren Satfler, Alfred Sovocool, Mary 'Sawdey, Jack Schapiro, Ross Schierenberg, Paul Schindler, Sandi Schlieper, Nina Schmidt, Bette Schmiedl, Therese Schubert, Victoria Schulze, Mike Schuman, Roger Scott, Tamera Scramstad, Elaine Seolock, Jim 161 Seols, Stanley ' Sellar, Candy Shanklin, Kathy Shaw, Tom Shea, Denise Sheets, Terri Shelley, Linda Shelton, Bill Shelton. Carlene Snotfer. PebbT_7 S.u SKopher, Judy Sicgftied, Irene Siegfried, Steve Sikes, Luwano Silva, Howard Silva, Judy Silverfoote, Bob Silveria, Rick Simerly, Deanna Simpson, Karen Simpson, Randy Sinclair, Mathew Sisson, Dave Skaggs, Eric Skelton, Debra Skelton, Pat Slack, Bob Slicker, Russ Slobodnik, Mark Sluder, Pam _Smailes, Sharon SmilHT Debbie Smith, Debby Smith, Mike Smith, Patrick 162 Smith, Ron Smith, Ronnie Smith, Sharon Smyers, Leslie Sorrell. Rick Spangles, Kathi Spomer, Joyce Squires, Kothie Stahl, Rich Starr, Richard Steele, Jerry Steers, David Stephens, Ken Stephens, Sid Stepp, Joan Stevens, Debby Stevens, James Stevens, Thea Steward, Rhonda Stimson, Kathy St. John, Sherry Srewart, ko TTT Sfockinger, Brant Stoddard, Gary Stone. Croia Stone, Neal Stone, Valerie Stowe, Cathy Stratton, Connie Strip, Jim Studley, Tom Sullivan, Cheryl Sutton, Todd Reatha 163 Tamborjki, Steve Tannahill, Scott Tapley, Gory Taylor, Jim ■«wTeitqen, Sharon Terherst, Kirby Terry, Bill Thiel, Donna Thomas, Cathy Thomas, Todd Thompson, Scarlett Thori, Marsha Timbrook, Sandy Todd, Bruce Tomlinson, Steven Tooker, Tom Tonningsen, Karin Topping, Kathy Toth, Tom Tow, Dale Townsend, Beverly Trager, Cathy Troutman, Jeanne Tregilgas, Lynne Trette, Frank -laiiillo. Andy Tucker, Jewell Tuer, Jim Juer. Nancy Jouhey, Julie Underhill, Dan Upton, Debbie Urbancie, Les Von Brocklin, Jan Vannoy, Hcnriettc Vargas, Steve 164 Vasquez, Nick Vicory. Jeon Villarreal, Chris Villasenor. Ed Villasenor, Henry Villegas, Mike Vincent, Pat Voluntad, Leo Voluntad, Rose Walker, Rondo Wall, Mike Wallin, Craig Ware, Bonnie Warner, Jan Watanabe, Mike Watson, Del Watson, Jim Wotterson. Barbara Weaver, Stephanie Webb. Bill Weinheimer, Kathy Weissner, Greg Wells, Curtis Wells, John Wells. Rick Wessman, John Wester, Denise Wetzel, Rusty Wharton, Don Wharton, Dennis White, Phillip White, Richard Whiteside, Diana Whiting, Jeanne Wilkerson, James Wilkes, Larry 165 Wilkinson, Kathy— Williams, Belinda Williams, Kelly Williams, Mark Willis. Karen Willis, Sharon Class of ’69 Wilmoth, Pam Winn, Susan Winslow, Dave Wirt, Joan Wittlcbol, Renee Wolter, Debbie Womack, Donna Womack, Roy Wonders, Lynette Wong, Stan Workal, Dcbby White, Dan Wutzke, Alan Yarbrough, Mario Yarbrough, Tom Yater, Shelia Yelverton, Ron Young, John 166 These boys hove successfully tolked their girls into letting them sit one out. Frosh king and queen, Tom Yarbrough and Undo Dianda are presented by class president, George Bohne. Finally, a chance to relax! “Zum, Zum, Zum” The dance drew quite ■I There's always time to eat. wenv (Front row) Loo Adamo, Terry Phipps, Earl Mork, Sam Barone, Randy Cullison, Rod Christian, Tom Heinrich, (second row) Coach Al Trette, Bruce Fowler, Larry Hill, Steve Berg, Wayne rarrett, Keith Freeman, Tim Binderup, Tom Spyrow. (fourth row) Coach Joe Rancatore, John Lcchliter, Ron Freeborn, Tom Jenkins, Bill Long, Duane Paz, Eric Schomoker, Steve Roberts, Paul Hess. 170 FOOTBALL Rowell, Norm Wight, Buz Miller, Joe Bowen, Mel Pocheco, Dale Eidson, Bruce Hamilton, Tom Highfill. (third row) Dove Arnold, Ted Schmidt, Davo Woljh, Ernie llevre, John Wolfe, Tom Jones, Mike Grichuhin, Robin Jones, Virgil Wolfe, Coach Hart Fairdough. (fifth row) Mike Conners, Steve SENIORS (Row one) Bill Long, Tom Jenkins, Eric Schomaker, Robin Jones, Mike Grichuhin, Tom Jones, Lorry Hill, Paul Hess, Virgil Wolfe, Steve Roberta John Lickliter. (Second row) Tim Binderup, Ernie Lievre, Dove Fowler, Sam Barone, Tom Heinrich, Mel Pacheco, Dale Eidson, Ron Walsh, Duan Paz. (Third row) Tom Spyrow, Terry Phipps, Randy Cullison, Earl Mork, Bruce Hamilton, Tom Highfill. Rod Christian, Dave Arnold, Ted Schmid starting ELEVEN 172 Ted Schmidt End Bill Long Tackle Dale Eidson Guard Larry Hill Tackle 4 Ernie Lievre Tackle Sam Barone Center John Licklifer Halfback 173 Tom Highfill Quarterback Rod Christian Guard Ron Walsh End Virgil Wolfe Tackle Randy Cullison Tackle Tom Sprow Halfback Tom Jones ] 74 Tackle Dave Arnold Mike Grichuhin Halfback End Earl Mork Guard Paul Hew Fullback Tim Binderup Halfback Tom Jenkins Halfback Dave Fowler Tackle Bruce Hamilton Fullback Mel Pacheco Guard Tom Heinrich Center Terry Phipps Fullback 175 Hart Fairclough Head Coach Al Trette Joe Rancatore Back Coach Line Coach The 1965 team had an up-and-down type year, as football seasons go. But those who watched them will not soon forget the great fourth quarter touch- downs that brought a tie with the eventual league champions from Pittsburg, the upset of previously unbeaten Antioch, and the defeat of College Park in the wet and muddy season finale. Behind-the-scenes, the coaches knew a squad that was closely bound together in unity and spirit; one that worked hard and was coach- able beyond usual expectations; a group that visioned more than it was finally able to attain in winning results, but yet gained greatly in wisdom and stature from its season's experiences. Coach Fairclough 176 Coaches take the field. rer (Jour Sharon Pratt, Suo Sodaro, Sandy Jones, Undo Jones, Jil lovick, Chris Bianco Jfc omecommc Queen 3in da QJones 178 1963-1966 cSenior Princess Senior Princess Jil Lovick Sue Sodaro Chris Bianco Sharon Pratt 179 Sue Sodaro Jil Lovick Schomokcr it trapped op after short yardage. Blocking ore No. 33 Hamilton and No. 62 Mork. Going get tight a No. 12 Adamo No. 62 Mork and No. 86 Jones make the stop MT. DIABLO PfTT£BUR£ 6 fo Pitt trie to move as Long No. 78 and Jones No. 85 moves in for the tackle. fiAthb Galciiuitt Back Bite Qchoi akto' Co 7tiM ugk Pe jjOu a jC To Jom Bum R hxM UT. D(ABLO 0 YGNACJO VALLEY 26 Going gets tough for Warrior as Walsh No. 86 and Freeborn No. 87 move in. Paz No. 68, Freeman No. 69, and Rowell No. 26 close Warrior. LIm Dutfut Pdg Back ButC Uohdftoiv CoM Ttvtouqk PtofjO hiattc fZobUvJonM UT. DIABLO 12 ANTIOCH 6 Schomaker No. 44 moves around end as Freeman No. 66 tries to throw a block. Butto Lieu Back BdO QckoMlkbb Cohi Ttv uqlv Pe wiKOKCC Destroy Highfill No. 13 scores as Heinrich No. 52 and Lievre No. 72 clear the way. Highfill No. 13 is stopped after a good gain. Poz No. 68 looks on after cut- ting. 183 Mr. DIABLO 13 PL£A ANTU ll 26 Arnold No. 23 goes head hunting os Poz No. 68. and Mork No. 66 come to help. Line Rabto JoKes Back Tot Wtgfif{M CotnbTtviougk Wtfefi QxlchuhUv Bmfo U m Keith Pieet atv 184 Jones No. 88 makes a good tackle as Ram tries to get around end. Mr. DIABLO 6 Pacifico tries to get around end as Rowell No. 21, and Freeborn No. 84 pursue. Um DuctM Pag Back Btlo QckoMthto CoM jtiA yuglv PeA UHOttcc Uiu AdcuHfr Lichliter No. 22 gets o'few around end as the Spartans move in. Pacifica tries to move by air as Arnold No. 23 and Hamilton No. 33 move in to make the tackle. 185 MT. D(ABLO 26 Lou Adorno No. 16 moves for yards as Walsh No. 86 comes to throw block. Adamo moves again as Arnold No. 27 throws a block. Line Destroys Back Backs Co Tktougk PtoJjOthtfMjc To Qpytoup Bill Long QchoMik Freeman No. 69 and a Clayton back meet head on at the line to see who is strongest. DEVILS ON TUB MOVE DEVILS ON 1UB MOVD Earl Mork, Most Courageous; Dan Colchico, Master of Ceremonies; Robin Jones, Most Improved; Duane Paz, Most Valuable Lineman; Eric Schomaker, Most Valuable Back. WflJZDQ Robin Jones, First Team All-League. Eric Schomaker, All-League Honorable Mention. Duane Paz, First Team All-League Team Captain. 189 (Front row) Randy Mechom, Steve Meador, Ed Hein, Sol Reynolds, Dan Kelly, Steve Brigham, Joe Bcrnovich, Jim Herron, Mark Bowlby, Butch Parker, Jim Wharton. (Second row) Jerry Siegfried, Harold Yarbrough, Rich Cullison, Tim Frank, Dave Maggi, Vince McKinley, Mike McDaniel, Mike Micco, Gene Martinez, Tom Berglund, Ken Bomben, Dan Johsen, Mike Smailes, John Maurer. (Third row) Guy Huddleston, Bob Van- langingham, Paul Serventi, Fairly Forest, John Cox, Darol Brightwell, Joe Bowen, Jim Word, Bill Collett, Glenn Erwin, Don Schmidt, Mike Herron, Jim Sorahon, Bob Landrum, Chester Sawyer, Mickey Doolin. J.V. FOGmLL Coach Breivik Coach Boint Coach Shepard J. V. players at their leisure after a win. The 1965 J.V. football team performed in true Diablo tradition this year in winning the Junior Varsity football championship. This team started quickly in developing the necessary skills and team spirit which carried throughout the en- tire season. Many of these boys will play an important role in the varsity competi- tion in the coming years. One of the high points of the past season was our team victory over previously undefeated Clayton Valley—7-6. Coach Howard Breivik Season Record Mt. Diablo 26 6 Mt. Diablo 14 18 Mt. Diablo 26 Pitt 6 Mt. Diablo 6 Ygnacio Valley 12 Mt. Diablo 19 Antioch 6 Mt. Diablo 18 6 Mt. Diablo 20 12 Mt. Diablo 7 6 Mt. Diablo 33 6 191 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row—l-r, Olson, Friefas, Cabihi, Smith, Kyle, Cooper, Allen. 2nd row—Rhodes, Gray, Yarbrough, Cronk, Vincent, Silva, McDougel, Warfon, Herbert, Carscadden, August, Campbell, Fejirang, Harrison, Lodin. 3rd row—Novak, V. Freeze, L. Anderson, Williams, Green, Casozza, King, Keeler. White, Villegas, Carini, Morris, Tomborski, Berry, Myrtle. Atkinson, R. Freeze. Back row—K. Anderson, Hadley, Cowdcn, Cox, Riddle, Brim, Huff, Bowen, Burk, Tomlinson, Tapley, Schultz, Wall, Baker, McClure, Knapp. The freshman football program is designed to introduce football to boys that have had no contact sport experience. The teaching of fundamentals and a love of the game are most important. Each year Mt. Diablo's Varsity winning tradition can be traced to the foundations and encouragement these freshmen receive. This group of boys were a credit to their school and show every indication they have inherited this pride in continuing Mt. Diablo's Victory With Honor. Coach Wilson Landrum 192 Coach Landrum CROSS country (Front row) Jim Hulsey, John Burg. ob Schole Steve Miller. (Second row) Steve Miller, Mike Isolo, Terry Hart, Bob Anderson. Coach Weidcomp FRGSU-SOPW. Mason, Knott, Burg, G. Hart, Walker. Row 2—Graham, Cadd, Sutton, Perlow, Villasenor, Chappel, Sattler, Ramos, Critchfield, Larson, Baughman, La Jeunesse, Faust. JUNIORz-GENfOR Row Coach Hulsey, Mabry, Cook, row 2—Wcarne Mgr. Chenoweth, Stevens, Anderson, Miller, Redding, T. Hart, Isola, Scholes, Larson. 194 HflWffiUE RACES V The 1965 Cross Country team was the strongest and largest I have coached at Diablo. The Varsity, led by Captain Bob Scholes and Junior Mike Isola, won Diablo's first Cross Country trophy with a 4th place finish in the DVAL invitational. Our Junior Varsity took 3rd at the Pleasant Hill Invitational, and 5th in the DVAL Invitational. A good indication of Diablo's future Varsity was the fine showing of our Frosh team. Led by Ron Mason and Steve Hoobler, they won the Pleasant Hill Invitational and took 7th in the Northern California Frosh Championships. It was a pleasure to coach such a fine group of young athletes. Coach K. Weidkamp 195 WINTER SPORTS BANOUET 196 Some of Diablos prized individual sports trophies awarded to wrestling and basketball players each year. Gp KEmLL 66 44 Lou Adamo 14 Fred Doan f30 Rich Valenti 44 Ron Walsh 54 Ken Cranston 52 Jim Ferguson Manager: Mike Patterson 10 Jeff Miller Jim Bernstein Dick Carscadder Manager: Curt Adams Coach Bud Bohne 197 Fred Doan Dick Carscadden Ron Walsh Rich Valenti Co-Captains Fred Doan and Ken Cranston Pacifica player rules jump ball as Diobl While grabbing a rebound, Ken Cranston is fouled by opposing Ygnacio player. Rich Valenti looks on. 200 ayers look on in amazement. Ron Walsh jumps and shoots from the side as a Ram player tries to block the shot. Junior Jeff Miller dribbles around surrounding Pacifica opponents. 201 John Lickliter is racing Jo get the ball as Jim Ferguson looks on. Ron Walsh passes off to Junior Steve West as he gt Ram opponent tries in vain to dribble around Fred Doan, co- captain. 202 lught in between Pacifica players. Jim Ferguson fights hard for a rebound, while Cranston and Doan move in to help. Jim Bernstein guards a Warrior close but to no avail, as the Warriors scalp Devils in both games. 203 Steve West 50 jumps high to try for rebound against Spartan players. 204 Junior guard Jeff Miller brings down rebound, although being surrounded by many Pacifica opponents. Jim Ferguson 52 screens out Warrior, giving junior, Jim Bernstein room to dribble. Junior, Steve West 50 goes high in the air with Ygnacio opponent to grab rebound. Pleasant Hill Ram jumps to shoot, but is blocked by unidentified Devil. Ken Cranston is forced to pass ball os four Rams swarm in. Ron Walsl is there to help. 206 It looks as though this Eagle is laying an egg. The ball went out of control os everyone looks or. J.V. WKQKEimL 25—Jim Herron 11—Randy Pfhyl 26—Steve Jackman 15—Doug Barnett 32—Jim Sorohan 13—Don DeFesi 12—Greg Messell Mgr.—Jack Sawdi Mgr.—Dennis Werner Coach Cullimore 14—Rich Corisen 23—Paul Serventi 34—Darol Brightwell 22—Mike Hermers 31—Russ Painter 12—Russ Knittle 35—Jay Bedacarre (not pictured) Bob londrum 208 Coach Ralph Cullimore FRESWAN eASRETRALL (First rowlf Lee McDouqh Vasquez, C5ry-Gof7cucWe Egbert. -------------- Jxn Motheron, Capt. Jim Cawden, Howard Silvf Benny Morris. ferry Don Nordgorden, Pete Novak. (Bottom iuwl’ TnTRuscor'JitvrHartnifig, Mgr. ftlo? yen Gentry. Coach John iug Ballard Not pictured Jerry ZEAQON RECORD 17-3 LEAGUE RECORD 10-0 Coach John Vasqucz 209 TENNIS 65-66 Coach Gulick and Manager Jim Greer Sparked by a squad of mostly seniors, the Diablo tennis team surged to a second place finish, its highest in many years. The only loss was to the league of champs Pleasant Hill in the early part of the season. The race for second place went all the way down to the wire, as Diablo met its two closest con- tenders in the last two matches. In the next to the last match against Clayton Valley, the first doubles team rallied after being down match points to pull out a 4-3 team victory. The last match found Diablo avenging a practice season defeat by College Park in another thriller, 4-3 to drop College Park to third place. Ready, set . . Coach Gulick 210 W R£fTY7ENNf£ (First row) Mike Arbow, Dean Droemel, John Hocking, Bob Angle, Bob McKinnon, Jim McKenna, Dove Moniz, Ron Getz, Steve Shimmin, Jim Greer, Manager. Coach Gulick. 211 (First row) Terry Armstrong, Greg Caughreon, Terry Carter John Banuat, Ricky Silveira, Chris Kemp, Jon Sanstrom, John Birchfield, Jim Greer, Manager, Coach Gulick. VaRfifTY WRE£rUN£ ’66 212 Coach Hagerstrand k row: Chet Sowycr, Bront Stockinger, Dennis Yniquez, Joe Bowen, Dove Ookes, Steve gens. Front row: Dove Muti, Andy Trujillo, Fronk Solis. Fred do Angeles, Rich Brozeal, mgr. First place stote meet. Coach Shepard Don Ellison, weight 130. 213 VARSITY B4SEB4LLTE4M First row: L-R. Mike Horron, Mike Malloy, Earl Mork, Lou Adamo, John Birchfield. Middle row: Bill Adams, John Nelson, Bob Angle, Steve Freeborn. Top row: Eric Shoemaker, Ron Walsh, Duane Paz, and Mgr. Reggie Wearne. Jim Bernstein, Danny Bill Lee, Loren Kirk 214 Captain Ron Walsh, Catcher Third Base—Earl Mork 215 First Base—Loren Kirk Short Stop—Jim 8ernstein 216 Mike Malloy Short Stop Steve Freeborn Center Field J.V. RASEmLt =ronf Row: Tom Berglond. JimlCowden. Tom Ks lei ecl ovokr-Bo Lorry Hoff. Pete H.ronymoos on Tim Roscoej fiddlei Row: Danny Contreras Jim Herron Doug Ballard, dory Carsc Uee McDougaf) Denz.l Parker. Dave Maggi, Don 'Su cs «WRpw: George “ooper. Ross Painter, fonny MoTnsAJim King '-Coach-Jfcsfp+r ol Bill Matheron. Vince McKinley. frrgfiodeif ond Doog T-n £OLFTE£M 218 Coach William Marracino OF 1966 Ed Gardner Ron Nicholson Bob Draemal Mike Rodriguci Darell Griffith Ed Benton, Captain Mike Matheson 219 TRACfCT M 1966 werrYTRAOc TRAOC COACWES Assistent Coach Mr. Trctfe Assistant Coach Mr. Weidkamp Head Track Coach Mr. Breivik 220 Steve Burg—high jump Rick Rumph—discus 221 'aoiNof zzz 9961 Birds of a feather ... if only these boys could fly Mr. Boint's worries would be over.. Rich Hope follows his brother in capturing points for Diablo s diving team this year. Dennis Hope lets loose with a two and a half pike in anticipation of battling Martinez at Antioch. Diving Coach Mr. Navone; Swim Team Coach Mr. Boint Jones finds if advisable to get a jump on Murley during practice for the Ygnacio meet. The J.V.'s watch the varsity during time trials, as the league meets loom ahead. 223 The 1965-66 Vorsity Gymnostics Teom Three years at the top as defending DVAL champions and each year we have had outstanding individuals to lead the team to victory. This year's seniors, Terry Phipps on rings, Greg Christian in all-around, and Dave Scearcy on Trampoline have been consistent winrters. Junior, Paul Scholes looks like the one to beat for all-around champion in our league. Strong underclassman, Tim Niles, George Cooper, Richard Stickney, and Jim Smith should make the next year another banner year for Diablo Gymnasts. Coach Leckliter Mr. Darrel Leckliter, Varsity Gymnastics Coach 224 HB ' . . . she's safe! Members of G.A.A. GIRLS ATULB1C association Sheila Crossley, sole member of Honor 'D society. Mount Diablo s answer to Tor Haller! 226 The girls gather around for a team shot. 227 The members of the girls gymnostics teom pose on the tricky unevens. £(Ri£ Y M N A £ T I c £ £VNCWRjOMF2ED £WM 228 Aorcia tobinjon Song Ceaders Linda Duffield-Head Songleader Noreen Phipps Marcia Jones The Caging of the Cat during the Antioch rally Much of the noise heard at the games and rallies came from the Rally Men and Devilettes 233 cAse-mje 235 Boys Ceague 236 American field Service 237 Clubs Council 238 Neal Vedier Algernon Moncrieff John Worthington, J. D. Hon. Gwendoline Fairfax Lady Bracknell Miss Prism Rev. Canon Chasuble, D. D Lane Fred Lopez Cathi Fuller Linda Lynch Susan Samarin Olin Jones Dave Messick John Rodriguez Merriman Directed by Mr. J. C. Senteney November 18 and 19, 1965 Mt. 'Diablo March 240 965-J966 Hand 241 Jil Lovick 965 Gayle Phillips Rachel Marracino Chris Bianco 244 Eleanor Harman Majorettes Kathy Johnson Qirls Qlee Stage ftand 250 Orchestra ? String Orchestra Modem Zhird Period—beginning moDERn DflncE 252 Sixth Period— Peg inning Dance Jiftk Period—Advanced (HOD E R n DflnCE Club 253 254 Catiii French Club Spanish Club Qerrnan Club 255 Debate Club California Spring Semester 256 Education Club ship federation Salt Semester O 257 mock 258 Society 259 Seminars Sophomore TT Crunch Service 3.H.A- Scieuce Club Cug-fiuts Ernie Lievre, Sports Editor Mr. Christman, Faculty Advisor Pat Trujillo, Classes Editor Peg Barham, Classes Editor Mike Clark, Staff Member Tom Spyrow, Staff Member Sue Sodaro and Marti Maggi, Activities and Organizations Editors 264 Yearbook staff takes time out to pose. Barb Ferrell Editorial Editor Sharon McEvoy Editorial Editor Mike Vouri, Editor-in-Chief Don Defesi Sports Editor Kaye Campbell Feature Editor Linda Jones, Feature Editor Nicol Wisner, Managing Editor Jon Rush, Sports Editor Bill Carver, Editorial Editor 267 Journalism I, this year's reporters, next year's editors. These Journalism I girls helped put out the Diablo News cub editions. The girls evaluate exchange papers. Mr. Matson, our studio photographer, is caught in December rain. A bewildered Mr. Christman is caught unaware. 268 Mike Patterson Photographer Eric Nice, Illustrator Sharon Walton, Business Manager Ann Hay, Photographer Steve Felt, Photographer daces Reflect the (food Zimes and the Rad hal matson Your Official Photographers 426-17TH STREET OAKLAND, CALIF. 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