Norte Del Rio High School - Carousel Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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I'-'nd ,- , ,444 41 Donn f Mfr-A ec, fu-cf - Y - , 7- 7061! 236 YJ, ?f,..1'f.'t'afuf if 6221 .xff,fL-+5 for Jw v:Lc'A '-'V-dc 7304! 99,044 4.4, Q., 1-1-ri WJ if at if. 721' 2ZfM'i'ZMwfg mg, me 'fic fi f s , ,4,w'f '7.f .7 V 4 'y:2 'fa W 'M 7 'f 6'wm7iJ 0, L, cffLf V'-'Qs f4fVf-7 JMW 4... C--ev-Af? lxjb , ,-K p'f :,,H1-vk f. h FACU LTY Page 6 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Page 1 1 TABLE OF SENIORS Page 93 JUNIOPS Page 87 ACTIVITIES Page 15 CONTE T ACADEMICS Page 35 SOPHOMORES Page 80 -5.. SPORTS Page 45 MIIIZVINTIMTIHZV P lnClPUlfM -Deslmone Vice Principal: Mr. Ervin, Dean of Girls: Miss Stevenson, Boys Counselor: Mr. Walters. Governing Board: Mr. Lauppe, Mr. Gufhrie, President, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Larson, Mrs. Hammaker. , .v Mr. Moore Mr. Keema Mr. Curry Assisfanf Superinfendenf Disfricf Superinfendenf Assisfanf Superinfendenf Business Curriculum -6- English Deparfmenf: Mr. Hopkins, Mrs. Cohen Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. Olson, Miss Bunnell, Miss Kelly, Mr. Poppe, Mr. Brennan, Mr. Liebert, Mr. Peavy. Music Department: Mr. Skelly, Mr. Cooper. Girls' Physical Education Deparfmenf: Miss Downfon, Mrs. Nevels, Mrs. Jones. Boys' Physical Educafion Deparfmenf: Mr. Thomas, Mr. Youngslrom, Mr. Misquez, Mr. Brown. Noi Picfured: Mr. Siegrisf. Business Department: Mr. Gill, Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Skrable, Mr. Wood land, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Nulk, Mr. Rosseffo. Home Economics, Arts, and Crafts Department: Mr. Van Hee, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Matthews, Mr. Allred. Industrial Arts Department: Mr. Streeter, Mr. Matz, Mr. Ono, Mr. Otto, Mr. Buttacavoli. ,Z Q 6' 2? gr aww Mathemat' s and Science Department: Mr. Hoffman, Mr. W. Thomas, Mr. Delfendahl, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Tsuda, Mr. Bibb, Mr. Weddigen. Office Staff Nurse: Mrs. Burger Mrs. Maakestad, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Walter Librarian: Mrs. Smith Custodians: Mr. Freeman, Mr. Brown, Mr. Arrowsmith, Mr. Jones, Mr. Sharrock. Cooks: Mrs. Rehberg, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Steely, Mrs. Heston, Mrs. Anderson. -101 GIRLS VICE-PRESIDENT Janef Maakesfad BOYS VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT T. W. .Iones PUUI FCIQUU FALL SECRETARY Mary Ann Walton CHEERLEADER COMMISSIONER OF Laura Martinez ENTERTAINMENT Sue Lee .-12.. GIRLS VICE-PRESIDENT Sondra Williamson PRESIDENT BOYS VICE-PRESIDENT T. W. .Iones Jess LinviIIe COMMISSIONER OF ENTERTAINMENT Nanci Boyd SPRING SECRETARY Lciurelea Price CHEERLEADER Diana Walters Front row: Tom Lamb, Laureiea Price, Alysa Dees, Diana Lester, Maria Perry, Dorothy Yuki, Mary Bretzke, back row: Gerald Bowns, Gary Oitmer, John Jackson, Janice Green, Pam Comstock. COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES milk Front row: Mary Bretzke, Maria Perry, Alysa Dees, Vicki Vance, Ann Bohiender, Laura Martinez, back row: Yvonne Vercruyssen, Joe Perry, Gary Jones, Larry Lauszus, Gary Oltmer, Dorothy Yuki. ..'l4.... M 4 M , 'x f- WV, 'J .u . nf' EW 3. .,L Q EA gps' 9-., , W . 'xx Y 'wi f. ,' ' f A 3 :QV 5 we rim, ' MJ 'mlnxf , H.. 'Kr A L W' 'mx ,4 Q ..' ,, .V L 1.5--. A Y.,X2'a 8, ,A f 'tl ' .Q N X-i544 wtf-,Y V , 5, Liwlfi 34? . 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' .:-N.x.w . ix-. .m -x F ee L nA L MRS. NEVELS Advisor B SONDRA WILLIAMSON Chairman Norte Del Rio's tall Rally Committee once again proved to be an outstanding group, working especially hard during the Metropolitan Basketball Tournament. With the help of the student body and the cheer leaders this fall semester will be remembered as one filled with school spirit and enthusiasm. -16- Sue Lee, Chairman Sharon Eckerd, Ass't Chairman The Spring Rally had an exchange assembly with Grant, attended a cheerleading clinic at Berkeley, helped with the track meets, including the Northern Sectional Finals held on Norte's track. With Sue Lee and Sharon Eckerd leading them, the Rally Committee has done a fine fob for our school. -17- FALL .,.., , i SONG LEADERS: Dora Mueda, Jane Fickling, Nancy Boyd, Head, Pai Parra, Sue Baldwin, Joan Cartwright. C 1 H E E R L E A D E R Q S VARSITY, front row: Carol Sanders, Laura Martinez, B TEAM: Vicki Hartman, Sheron Ehlyf Pat Bennefi, Head, back row: Carol Baker, Ann Bohlenderf Head. Diana Walter. ' 18 ' PRI G E E R L E A D E R S B TEAM: Eileen Myers, Vicki Hartman, Head, Joanne VARSITY, kneeling: Elmona Stark, Marcia Galvan Gliko. Diana Walter, Head, Bev Lutman. ,l i E -qi SONG LEADERS, front to back: Pat Parra lkneelingl Head, Sue Alderson, Joan Cartwright, back row: Dianna Lester, Janice Green, Jane Fickling. BLOCK N OFFICERS: Dick Moore, sergeant at arms, Bob Lazark, vice president, T. W. Jones, treas.f Tom Greenwood, president, Larry Lauzsus, secretary. mx I . .3- N. ' Q1 J Hard working and active describe this year's Block Under the leadership of their sponsors Carl Young- strom and .lack Brown, the club represented Norte well. Terrific entertainment and a craziest sock contest were some of the highlights of the Block Hop, sponsored by the Block N. -20.- FALL AND SPRING PLAYS The fall play presented by Norte's drama department was billed as a double feature. One of the two plays presented was a comedy entitled Sunday Costs Five Pesos. The second feature, Mother Was lndiscreet , was written by our own drama director, Mr. Liebert. Pictured here are the stars, Al Biancani and Kathy Motranga, rehearsing a scene from that play. Front: Linda Hines, second row: Cheryl Smith, Front, left to right, Rachel Alva, Dora Mueda, Pat Hall, center: Ron Mattilla. Charlotte Myers, Carol Aney, Bev Threlkel, back Joyce Todd. The spring play was based on the famous Shakespearian comedy The Taming of the Shrew. After revising the play, Mr. Liebert named it The Taming of Tillie. Above are a few scenes from that production. -21- TW Princess Laurelea Price, Prince Jerry Neil JU IOR PROM Manhattan Mood - - 'wavLgnczxisalSwssfiiisrgi-fxygf'nfflazsfg ff - -, - Lg- -11 - P ,,5f.-41. - :,,,:.ugig I ,mmmmxWeyfftmfwlflvf: - ' - -A ' H - sanalsssfasfsra-ffffasmefewinvifixfssf I K ? I R 3 ,Y Y.. 5- M, , , . ,, is , I-R L Qfi i ft , I s , Q- ,.,- ' .swim , H+- M ,, 5 f C E . ly., Wi. W. ,lg ,f..,x. K, K COMMITTEE HEADS, front row: Laurelea Price, Caro Richardson, Sheron Ehlyg back row: Henry Martinez, Josey Portillo, Albert Halm, Mary Lou .liminez and Gary Oltmer. -22- i PRINCE CANDIDATES: Scottie Strain, Henry Mon- toya, Gary Kollenborn, Jim Baldridge. PRINCESS CANDIDATES: Frances Scott, Benny Jo Watkins, Pat Frazier, Laura Martinez. The Junior Class selected Manhattan Mood as the theme of their prom. The theme was carried into the decorations by using old fashioned lamp posts and a blue false ceiling, The tables were covered with red and blue checkered table clothes. For the first time the prom was held in the girI's gym, instead of the Amber Room as in previous years. GENERAL CHAIRMAN Pat Fitzgerald KING CANDIDATES, front row: Dave Altobell, Dick Moore, back row: Rich Vercruyssen, John Feusi, Gary Lewis. QUEEN CANDIDATES, front row: Sharon Taylor, Nelma Wheeler, .lane Fickling, back row: Marcia Galvan, Sondra Williamson, Pat Parra. COMMITTEE HEADS, left to right: Gary Oltmer, Ann Bohlender, .Iosey Portillo, Frances I Scott, Gene Hammett, and Carolyn Baker. -23- G.A.A. ?QQff?5HQSQQ , MRS. NEVELS v f in 25QQfg5vEPl f MRS. JONES h Miss DOWNTON xc, Fall officers: front row, left to right: Lynn Blodgett, Terry Spring officers: front row, left to right: Helen Robinson, Basquez, Barbara Caldeira, Terry Hoppe, top row: Pat Lynn Blodgett, Kathy Andersen, Terry Hoppe, top row: Walton, Helen Robinson Mary Ann Walton, Kathy Barbara Caldeira, Sally Truscott, Marian Wright, and Andersen. Sally Dickenson. -24- SPORT SHOTS B A S K E T B A L L T E N N I S V O L L E Y B A L L One of the most active Clubs af Norfe is the G.A.A. They parficipafed in many playdays and worked very hard on their annual Norte Gras. The .lunior Staiesmen were supervised by Mr. Morgan. They put on the campaign assembly and also worked iallying vofes during elections. Mrs. Hurd advised this year's Spanish Club. - 26 - f X Among the various activities of the Future Homemakers Club was a trip to San Francisco to visit the Shriner's Hospital. During the Christmas season they donated stuffed animals to the crippled children's home. Advisor: Mrs. Matthews. i We-f' M., A Christmas party for the orphans at the Sacramento Children's Home was one of the out- standing proiects of the Future Nurses Club. Advisor: Mrs. Burger. -27.. 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I t1heTUl' ey I - ,A . 9 Nil s' We won 1 forg ci0 I escofis Queirfi1Mor Were . S . Presidefguisxa Football Fle JUl1i0i-,Zigi fbe 07? Senior performers during Hillbilly Hassle Assembly. -33- 3' ' ' 41 'X if -.4 -W fx Af What a grip! Tonsils, l've go! Tonsils Phono, at that Hour? Young Hoods. Cover Basket! Nan s best fnend. Whaf a lively group! invaded by Pacers. Let me at that painfx Thor lpana Smrle. N3-5 I want fwgsfzww 55-1 y ' aff- , , QEQNW ,E I ? 4fsf'v:.vev'1 arsffrs M cm ,X .sf s 2 'A Lf 40 1 .2 .,, Hifi m y XG' 'S I .- x S! X X K 41 if W v. W-5-.v., 3-5' L X ' 'i- x -. v s. m. . 1' ff? , we ff? -. ..., , ,. N: 'N - ll - 1 ,gy UQ, 145, . Q., .. Q-X. v QEQQQFTI . 1 4, 3 . J- A - ' i - 'ii P fi'- . A , ,'..3.1- iii--Q: :ef T'w'1 ffigffv In , . l f ' :U Mr- gL+q9Fk?.u .yi .' X if Marching through the year, the high stepping twirlers have earned achieve- ments at half time activities, Davis Col- lege homecoming and at a Humboldt College football game. Sharon Alexander Acrobatic Majorette Yvonne Vercruyssen Head Majorette The majorettes with their clever routines helped make it possible for Norte to capture the Metropolitan Tourney Sports- manship trophy again this year. he . 2 ss. 45 . 3 N au.. iii Y 3251 1 H ' if 7': : lYLiiief.- , 'ia n H2 5 15 MILITARY i A Hup 2-3-4 platoon halt! That was the familiar sound of the military cadets as they drilled on Norte's campus. Rifle shoots at McClellan field and boosting their scores to sharp- shooter rating were only part of the performances the military cadets gave this year. Major Temple Capt. Wayne Stanley fa? . 0 s f -xQ-o,o,,,oMQ N X -37- D AN 4' I Always high in standards, the band, under the direction of Mr. Cooper, again obtained an excellent rating at the Golden Empire Music Festival and helped to further the name of Norte by marching in several parades and playing at assemblies. Our dance band swings- These are the leaders - 38 - 49 Xi ,su 5' Qfi4?Q19'?i5 li 1 r f ,A ff Af, 5 Nb 'abqp ' -f L M nf Gfi3I: A J w, ,. Y, l f I yn D3 4? 'Six 'a Q ' xx' mix' - f d hx I, 1 tgvg - .W ,M f A - ..L.,, 71. LH, ,wif , A451 ,, , ,A K --vw., VT- 'f 4 11 4 .Q l M ,, L X. . , ., ....,'.k w.. ,,, N04 ..- ,M W V aw - 'wif 1,5 ' W I 6 WX- ,., ,W X - ,Jr --f , A 1 . 1 if M, , Y , 5 ,ruff n'+'3'!??f'd4, r K -f - , wx R , N - 5 Q' 3 5, , v w Q'w:,a.g ,7g.l QG f.. Q33 Q Wind iifsnihtg 9' X . U . Q -4 L 4 C 5 C e Q, 1 Q w w JE? , Y. 3 v 42? l K fs, M 3 eel no gf Nancy Boyd y m y 2 - , a no jg, ' 11 a a e B L , we l lf W 2 ', ev '-' man 5' or Q -ggi Q or 'f f 49, - IWV, .' w W , L L - A I 'J .wsf E fl . if A lx xxx Els? Mary Ann Walfon . fy . '1 1 I V If N ay ,wg-1, L',, k 5,1 w L4, A NN W ,,., M lT0'?L eenwood 5 m' A ,- Y ' E l e ea., f . ll -r yyy. .,, if Q r Sondra Williamson A he -,y 'roH1gjx S as tr -NR? 5 K lfbf . ,W 2 ' i :J A ,- V -. 3 XE! 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I Art Jaime I .s lie . ni , we W 'xx , l ., Dick Quinfero ' 9 Editor 2 s X 7 'Na 1' af ,Y x.,,5 , N f ix ' XX Del Swanson A l X. w- X Q' ex :N Sharon Taylor x, , A. ff 5 w . 1 X ii gum rl : . , Penny Von Trachtenberg ' . 'Y 1 iyli f ii h, Q ' at ' QA' m Il Pal Bennett N ., 5,1 f in K r ii ay. , f Hzfm NNE 1 4 ,Kr : i N . ' ln' a l ii ff Pfffy i ' 5 MXN ,U 3 5 K-M 21 ,M 5 z. 3 lenda Taylor e sharon nuker , V b wiv iii QQ! ' 2 A ,HA I ,,.-f, V' J A , Q-If , V .fair lmtf' AA .f- , ,X i 'M ,f z . I J ,.n . J-L A x 1 , ,,.3' gg V J L il ,X, l'1fx 1 1 , Sera f rifle Janet Benrleff V 1- 4 l M xx ' , . 'f i7 A in K i e 1 A ff' M' Lx ff ,, Pr , i , v Margaret Hogue X X .5 K-- 0 5 Bev. Evaigs Martha Becklvifh . 'ff W , , , .1 ..- .: .A e ve 1+ W xi' ' J X I ' Y' :i f ww A4 , Hin . Q L f ' L 1 , , 5. If N' l 'l - fx - J4' 'JV l ,Of e if a . ,M , 4' , fix les' i JI fi' .E NVQ WJ I . Mr. Brennan ' M Advisor fy. fi i -fl 441 - fd . I 4 , 1 M,- -41- s l Carolyn Warner Marilyn Bader x X rg ' 9 f. '5' , Glenda Silvernail V 1 2 S-7 ' I I..R ' QV, -.W 2,55 Sharon 'Eckerd , ff, I 'iv ,- I DUSTRIAL RT G0 OU MF- M0721 tell 'em how- Up and coming metal workers. Oh, busy auto shop! Makin' things out of leather! g1f,,f A -tx. rs - uma 4 ' , '-rr r .. E4 at ,f' A 2 nw! A Iwo- t Q. v El, 5 K S x lwh m 4 2.231 5 1 ix 1 is tt at gms Et rw 9 5 x T M ff J I 5 . Pg at 9 ., sf. as, . l I 1 AT gy- 3 K fp? eq r S .3 f 3, S J Q 1 i wx J' ' uf ,A ' ' ,ff ,..,,,......s...--I 3 kkrk f V f 1. K gs: uuuu at rr hhhr nfl rrrrrh i All that work for two little light bulbs? Someday they might plan your house. - 42 - SCIENCE 4 c 1 Budding young scientists- This little piggy went to science class . . . Norte students are becoming famous in the Sacramento area for their work in science. This year the science department took 8 of the 25 awards given at the Science Fair, including the Sweepstakes award which was presented to Alysa Dees, a sophomore. ,ans-, A Open book test- Do you know all about bones? .. 43 - He's one of our staff artists! Quiet! Artists at work. Hail Caesar! Mud pies or posters? Deep in concentration . . . IF wo THINK I'M A SIGHT - U OUGH1' 'ro see 4 ' t e n v - IITIIGSI if 23 0 it I t F 'fgwf f f I X 1 it any f- ,, It ' - J . ,- ' 'L-'fl .W it -1 J ' .s ,LA ee- 'L .2 4. ff-wx' e ' X V 'T - ,,r1.:,.'i:.,..:y -L V- ,, :H+ f ff' 4- . - - n un T i f e ' ' f eng -we e X Front row, left to right: Sam Donzelli, manager, Alan Uman, head manager, lla Biancani, Eric Peterson, Klaren Dursteler, Bill Hewitt, John Garcia, Alex Viramontes, , Q , Dennis Marzigliano, Pete Pinto, Jesse Hernandez, John Mullen, Manager, Second rowag T Bob Lazark. , i X The 1959 football team under the coaching of Ron Siegrist, Willie Misquez, .lack Brown, and Bill Tarrow, made its bid as one of the greatest we football teams this area has ever seen. The Dons closed the season with six wins and one loss in conference play to hand them the most sought after title a school could hope for--The METROPOLITAN LEAGUE CHAM- 1 PIONSHIP. This team will long be remembered by its students, faculty and administration. ..46... i' ' 3 I i-y.g,14,f:v-1.-pri?,'5,,gQ3Hfgg5,4g'-.',g 2 -' ,- ,M , ,gl f,A- :eYfifq3Me,5.,5.,' rt i I ' My-1-.. dl we Altobell, Gary Newhouse, Dennis Shearer, Reggie Mendonca, Gene Natali, te Greenwood, Chester Williams, Doug York, Vince Juarez, Joe Messer, Gary llenborn, Tom Greenwood, third row: Ron Mattilla, .lerry Neil, Gene Hammett, John rreli, Pete Haro, Buzz Lewis, Frank Rkoetman, Linn Anderson, Rich Vercruyssen, Fred Sells, Jerry Hoefner, Ken DeVarney, Dale Hoppe, and Don Aney. To top oft the season, Bob Lazark, .lohn Farrell, Doug York, Gene Natali, Pete Haro, Jerry Neil, and'Dave Altobell were selected by the sports staffs of the Sacramento Bee and Union, to be, placed on All-City squads. The Dons were acclaimed as the number i Class A football power in Northern California. ,-47- F C2 'fn Misqueg A nun-aounnuvwl A ' s A it i eng. Ylllgb Assistant Coach Bill Tarrow M s 2 3 3 E. 5 N xl .1 E 2 5 51 2 3 5 S3 F A T5 za S Q 5 1 3 3 Q 4 5 Q if I 5 5 5 3 Q . 3 . A 2 K A KE5k. .35:ilA , , . . . gr- gi.: -- , g 4 wi 39 NORTE OPPONENT 27 James Marshall 27 La Sierra 38 McClymonds 74 Highlands 74 McClafchy 57 Hiram Johnson 6 Sacramento 30 Woodland 45 El Camino 28 Gram' -49- 9' . .4 A 12 ,f A' 1' -F ff A' ' r L. x 9 Nga .fx Xu-5. WE HK M IRD' ?'? 'fl?-is ,.f 33.f: '-a-. 4,5 M 1' ! 'J AA'A M: N. ff-N. qw lf , A N 54 3 S A2 . ' ' , eff Memo Clamps row, left to right: Roy Valdet, .lerry Gonzalez, John Anderson, Eddie Gonzalez, Tom Hernandez, A, Fred Viromontes, Eddie Gibson, .loe Riviera, second row: Jim Billings, Joe Becerra, Henry, Montoya, ll Dwayne Ertl, Ronnie Helm, Mike Monk, Jim iHouser,Jim Dobbins, third row: Gene Espinoza, .Bud Tipps, lil 1 - A. ' l i ,Clifford Strickland, ,Spencer Peterson, Cris Orozco, Mike Cereceres, and Gor, Kelle . r Norfefs 1958 B football squad made themselves r Q somewhot of a names by winning four ond losing six t l gomesffhls record was sufficient to capture third ,V r a place honors in the league. l t s i fx of if Congrotulationsgo, to Coaches Angelo Costello and 2 , iq ekichard Jacobson for their loyal eltoris and successes V l , , s inlsforning out such o fine grid squad. l or s Richard Jacobsen Coach Angelo Costello, l A Norte Opponent Score V 28 .lomes Marshall 1 O l M LQ sierra ,ze s 6 tEnclna s A i71 7 Highlands N 19 o McClatchy i he l 7 Hirom Johnson L O V I3 Sacramento l 7 o Woodland 5 r i sg, 7 El Camino ld 'sl' i 7 Grants 5 tsrf ASKET .XM X 'Z'-f S 2 S 3 A e 14 E 3 5 S S Q S 3 2 E E 5 P x M1 Ssiiiffferi,2sfiiihQxEfafef wsfffz 1l. '!- w'-illkii' s..s1 Q f 'C+ -- --A-V 1515 ,. f. , K W-7151141-Q!'-2ifliQ , if f i' K j f , f ' ' ,. ARAJXQ CH' QQ VNS , ,ff 1' - .. .., M-, ,,,.,,,.W,,., Gary Kollenborn rw,- Qob 'lqzcrk -,Q -W -J Pefe Haro ,f ,lf . H fi i 'Al' K, , rcfpfqannrfaufr Z 1 :- Jim Weiser g ff Q A bljick Moore X , it EJ v ,4-A X a-5 Where is the ball?? XM -ED: . M 4 1 I f A ,Q Q , ,, if U psnmiglg-mg A fn' -'- . 's:.:s1 + M..- 'U ' . I ' '.. 1 DI Did I hear someone soy something about a ball? Hafmhsecand row, leff limdenbgtggr, ,Spencer 4 Gram' 3. . . 35 43 40 Coach Frank Walters El Camino ' Sacramento Hiram Johnson Woodland ' McClc:fchy3 Highlands Grant 36 56 29 32 35 383 34 155.1 79 'M V' ai u f - . ' , 'i A ,Q 5,1 ,W , x mf, ,-- 'L 533'-vi ,gg '5MfHT if 'vw M, Y . Q4 W Xfiiivif ' ' r ' K x., r Q E , M4 ' , i l? nf ', .v : f Z 'i' 7. K' I Q ff 5' ,z fy ' f, M ., -5-1, 4, -,Q 'w i fp , 5 ,, 5 K 5,9 ' aff Q, ,'T13?', ,,,.,., .N-ww.. W Y .-.Q-M1 5 5' W' 1 in xv' fi. Kas QP' .. QV' K it .evsr I Y A an, Rs. 'K ,ffbws 'Yfrfwi 'fix in 12. WZ.: -'Q Q' rw A Qiff 'F X 54 5 sr' ,kwa ua-K, Q. I? F A' x- Q. 5 f Alix a '1F ,Pm .. 'F KSQPW 1.1! N bn' AFV! L. slit' VAR ITY BA EB LL XDUM' 00114 V714 Front, left to right: Lee Stewart, Jim Baldridge, Spencer Peterson, T. W. Jones, .lack Boden, and Pete Pmto Top: Tom Greenwood, .lohn Garcia, Bob Lazark, Alex Viramontes, Bill Hewitt, Manuel Cereceres, Dick Moore, Doug York, Bob Copren and coach Angelo Costello. Angello Costello Norte Opponent 7 San Juan 8 Lodi 2 Bishop Armstrong 1 O Marshall 3 San .luan 5 Hiram .lohnson 9 Woodland These are scores of games played to date. - 61 - Score 3 3 3 l 1 ll 10 Jack Boden Jr., Catcher gas!!! ., ... , ,, ssm4,::.,.,, ,:,W: -MW 1m'Whap . hug '-'inqu-6 NIIQQ Wing-ii-nt Bob Copren Jr., Pitcher-outfield N.. Spencer Peterson, Soph. Doug York, Senior Tom Greenwood, Senior Pitcher First Bose Pitcher Jim Boldridge Jr., Outfield Ill!! Pete Pinto Jr., Outfield Dick Moore, Senior Ouffield John Garcia, Senior Second Base T. W. Jones, Senior Shorfsfop -5 -K ' m i I fa rm i f Km : 3 , Lee Sfewarf, Senior Ouffield-pitcher y lc. ., ,,, Bob Lazark, Senior Alex Viramonfes, Senior Catcher Third Base - 63 - Front row, left to right: Curtis Haynes, Jo Becerra, Gary Jones, Jack Townsend, Joe Tippets Pete Perez, Bruce Myers, second row: Ron McElyea, Paul Madeira, Charlie Varnon, Ken Flowers Fred Sanchez, Wayne Shoppard, Cliff Strickland, Bud Brockman, third row: Herman Madeira Gary Kollenborn, Dave Mottitt, John Jackson, Alben Barrows and Coach Lehtola. Not pictured Coach Lehtola is Danny Ynostroza. JUlVl0ll' MII I Y BASEBALL Norte Norte Norte Norte Norte Norte Norte 3 72 4 12 3 8 6 Scores at the time of printing. -64- San Juan Lodi CBS Marshall San Juan Hiram Johnson Woodland FIRST N701 J ll' E4 OUTFIELDERS, left fo right: Bud Brockmcn, Fred Sanchez, and Alben Barrows. INFIELDERS, lefi to right Gary Kollenborn, Gary Jones, .loe Tippefs, Wayne Sheppard, Myron Landenberger and Pete Perez. PITCHERS AND CATCHERS, leff fo right: Cliff Strickland, Heliodoro Becerra Jack Townsend, Ken Flowers, and Charlie Varmon. -65- Bob Lazark stands ready for the next pitch in a practice session before the Woodland game. .n.....i l r Tom Greenwood stoops for a pick- up on the practice field. John Garcia is about to swing as Bill Hewitt gives the signal for a fast ball, or is it a curve? fe: Don't know who it is, but at least it's a good view. OH, it's Manuel ! ! l l Cereceres. P. M-rv'- M --.VI .J VWQ f fd' 2 , 7 .1.f. .V , . Q ff F ,. ,. , L A ,fm Q , ,, 5. W mm-wf,,,.., - r '.- .L ., ,. ff .V N ,., .., ,SL-SA. , ,M , 2 , Qs . 'fin W, A., ,. A wwf ,Mn A .. , -,,.+,...,g,,,,1X. lg , ,y,Q1., ,Q ,, . , , . XV., ,mp Q,,.vnz.,,f I ' fl ...Ml - xi fi w- V M Q W . 1 ' ' -Uv? , f- - r A Q- H Apr: W. M1514 . 11 W.. 252521-3j,'9:w,wFYff-f' ew'-:wx . W .-I H .- 1'- -- H33-': .gy, f' YrA..'-'fL,yf,1,f.L 3,13 ' .,., 3, ,. 2 -W, M ' V V ' L. L? fs! ff5 f2W M . -E, A-' , ,5 I K H lgzljjjlti H. 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' I V W,b,,,, Ah 1 mrvfw, Im y lv KLM. umm 8+ ff Af Q' A K A N' K I -N Y., hh' -nf 1- Q i -, ,,.. x- 6, in Gui- 31. y I sv' Xt' in f --. v ' wgsxk 5. G f 1m4gggJFkYf9 15 f M -v .W,,w,1ar,-v.e ' M , 1 'XXX . .... 5 A Kp' v -My, NJN .. '35, , .v iff? ff-+1 2 N f .1 ., N, tfk 'X 4 -67- TRACK Front row, left to right: Ron Mattilla, John Farrell, Jerry Neil, Reg Mendonca, Arnold Hardin, Al Biancani, Bob Barnes, Tad Douglas, Art Jcime, second row: Lee Smith, Allen Uman, Gene Natali, John Mullen, Bill Murphy, Frank Roetman, Dave Gordon, Dale Hoppe and Coach Brown at extreme left, third row: Bob Hoeffner, Mike Benning, John Feusi, Larry Robinson, Ron Campbell, BSC Joe Gliko, Jim Edwards, Jim Wharry and Coach Misquez. First row, left to right: Pat Lopez, John Anderson, Tom Walker, Wes Sartain, Jim Gibbins, Jim Howser, Jim Lambert, Larry Huttof second row: Richard Swanson, Howard Nanninga, Eddie Gibson, Bill Boothby, Mike Clark, Albert Halm. Third row: Gene Espinoza, Mike Button, Dave Knowton, Bill Rusher, Cris Orozco. -68- Ns , .- UA ., Dave Gordon SPRINTERS Field Events Jammu. Ed Gibson, .lohn Mullen, Jim Houser Al Biancani, outstanding 100 and 440 man, last year set the 440 record for the school and district. DISTANCE . mazuzx N ,K , , ' Q 1-'41 mx K , fl ihqt, ,.1' asf' i ,,,. V 1, 'bf :,'-3,1-',':Lz:Q,, get K - M.:1,,Sg 5 ,- -W ,-wmv :f:,WS,S.,.5- .WY ' 161, ' 1 5 5:4 W fy,-,g 5554 N: ,, .L,Qawff.Q-1 .,f-mn gm., . . 51953259 ,mm Wy. 453 In 5 it . ,,.. , 1. 53 L A 'kv' .1 ,,, kg Q Q , 1.5, V, , . Q , ' ,V fi ,ffwrfgi 1- -' -- 'W 1 i 5: . 'uf .1513 f K 'Ay-A. w A , LYS. ?-Tfffii' fzw,:s , .4 yfilyiiif -'U.'rL' . ws. -. . fzixw QQXS Q W f M ,. 1 'MT'-Q-'EV' V. fa-iii my f . Q 'W , - Q .wwf-7, I ,gt f M . was fm-. ,H , A :If an ' A A , Q ' 44 A f K Y A L fiiiikgel, f -'if .fir iffy ,awfifw 1 E .,,.L S si' .. ,, A K , 3359, Q ,,, . . 5 f Z M-ww N Ah 'H , 3555 f fm M ,. .mag Q ' f . . 'V by- 'f 'fx -155, ' sf 2 ' - ,, A M . ,hr x X v ' ' 161 ' ff fum, '3' ,wi , A5 X S u f - .. G A . ,Q A .L-x Front row, left to right: Larry Rossi, Steve Hudson, Lewis Donley, Ronald Jackson, Dennis Ludwig second row: Larry Harris, John Lester, Gary Moretti, Harlan Krantz, John Lorhr, back row Coach Youngstrom, Jim Mack, Don Aney, Jerry Ribordy, Gordon Drake, Neal Erickson Harlan Krantz, number one golfer. and Steve McClure. As tee-time rolled around late in February, Coach Carl Youngstrom called for golf candidates and started off on another successful season. With out- standing player Harlan Krantz back from last year, Norte did very nicely in representing our school. Coach Youngstrom, as well as the boys, are to be commended for their untiring work as instructor and competitors. James Mack, a junior, showed real skill as the season progressed. Here in a practice session. -72- Front row, left to right: John Stafford, Merlin Ward, Gary Thomey, Sam Urner second row: John Kromer, Tony Belarmino, Larry Lauszus, Fred Duerner, third row:Coach McCoy, Ken Scott, Bud Tipps, .lim Duerner, Bob Rickman. Larry Lauszus showing one of his strong back hands, is one of the outstanding players on this year's team. - 73 - This year's net-men played a rugged fifteen game schedule, including con- tests with Sacramento, El Camino, Placer Union, La Sierra and Grant High. We have our veterans back from last year as well as some highly valuable players. xx MN ' Elilrlp - e 4 Xl M it Front row, left to right: Eric Peterson, Gordon Smith, Eben Levin, Doug Hess, Ken Taylor, Bill Rios, Lucias Bernadino, second row, left to right: Pete Meranda, Holly Hollingsworth, Steve La- gergren, Ken Olmstead, Don Ekstrom, Bob Avila, John Blanco, Jack Gordon, manager, third row: Jim Dobbins, Frank Hickox, Lee DeMoss, Jim Compton, Bob Carpenter, Richard Harding, Jerry Green, .lim McDole, and Coach Pellegrino. iisi li-if t 'if..1t W ' , W as Swimmers take your mark, bang and they were off in the 50 yard free-style, with the B's placing first and third in this event. -74- Lee DeMoss, finishing first in the 100 ya butterfiy against Grant. i5'P0ll'TY Ill' REVIEW The winning of our first Metropolitan League Football Championship was due to a combination of things- the desire to win, instilled by an excellent coaching staff, composed of head coach Ron Siegrist, who since has returned to his alma mater, Oregon State, Jack Brown, the incoming head coach, and assistants Willie Misquez and Bill Tarrow. These men have put more than a little time and effort into building this team of championship caliber. However, desire has to be matched with ability and this year's team was not lacking here. It is hard to single out individual stars on this team. True, there were those who made all-city teams, but there were many others, some equally deserving of mention, who contributed greatly to such a successful season. Bob Lazark, all-city and Northern California, is probably most remembered for his fine running, passing, and also his fine defensive end play, but what of the running of Pete Haro, John Garcia, Alex Viramontes and Al Biancani, the spectacular breakaway threat until injured midway through the season, or the blocking and defensive play of Buzz Lewis and Dennis Marzigliano, blocking backs in the single wing formation used by the Dons, or of such fine linemen as Doug York, Jerry Neil, John Farrell, Rich Vercruyssen, Ken Devarney, Dale Hoppe, Bill Hewitt, Gene Natali, and Dave Altobell. These are not all, many others will return for what we hope will be another champion- ship team. But championships are not easily come by as the members of this year's team know, they will not for- get the many long hours on the practice field, or the heartbreak after the loss to Sacramento, when it appeared the championship had slipped through our fingers. Many things will not be forgotten by the members of this team, and they will not be forgotten by Norte. ln basketball, Coach Youngstrom's five ended the season with a creditable tie for third place after being in contention for second until the final game of the season which we lost to our archrival, Grant. Seniors dominated the basketball scene this year as John Feusi, Dick Moore, Phil Veare, Bob Albers, Pete Haro, and Howard Rankin were the men to see the most action throughout the year. The Dons never quite reached the heights hoped for, at times playing brilliant ball, at times very mediocre. The Dons were hurt by transfers and suspensions, so all in all, it was a very satisfactory season. Returning letterman Bob Lazark, Dick Moore, Alex Viramontes, T. W. Jones, Doug York, John Garcia, and Lee Stewart greeted new coach Angelo Costello as the Don baseball team, bolstered by the addition of Bob Copren, Spencer Peterson, Pete Pinto, Tom Greenwood, and Jack Boden, began the season with a number of fine show- ings pointing to a very successful season. As this was written, Dicky Moore, John Garcia and Alex Viramontes were wielding potent bats, with Pete Pinto and Bob Lazark showing signs of coming around. Bob Copren, Lee Stewart and Spencer Peterson, except for a little wildness, were handcuffing opposing batters. T. W. Jones and Doug York completed the starting lineup as the Dons defensive play settled down after some rocky first games. Two wins over San Juan, one over James Marshall and a close loss to Bishop Armstrong in which we outhit the Falcons summarized the early season play. McClatchy appeared to be the team to beat in Metro League play, but if the Don potential iells, watch out Lions! ln track Coach Brown greeted a larger number of tryouts than in recent years. Al Biancani, senior returning letterman and one of the best 100 and 440 men in the area, brighten the Dons outlook as a fine crop of under- classmen made surprising early season showings. John Mullen in the sprints, Jim Houser, Howard Nanninga, Dave Gordon, Art Jaime, Eddie Gibson and John Feusi all showed good early form and prospects were for one of the most successful track seasons in Norte's history. Being undefeated in pre-season play with five returning letterman, the tennis team had an excellent oppor- tunity of making this the team's most successful season. Coach Bud McCoy welcomed returning letterman Bob Albers, Jim Duerner, John Kromer, Larry Lauszus and Bob Rickman. All are seniors, excepting.Kromer, so this appeared to be the year, and pre-season play brought a smile to Coach McCoy's face as his men were undefeated at the time of this writing. K Having a successful season, this year's golf team, under the direction of coach Carl Youngstrom, did a fine job representing themselves as a part of Norte. With returning letterman Harlan Krantz, who is one of the areas top contender, Norte held her ground very nicely. Norte's swimming team did not win very many meets this season but they still made a good showing against the rough competition. Next years team will be without the outstanding services of Lee DeMoss, who swam the 100 yd. butterfly and Captain Bob Carpenter, 200 yd. free style and 120 yd. Ind. Medley. But there will be some good returning letterman in Co-captain Holly Hollingsworth, 50 yd. and 700 yd. free style, Frank Hickox, 100 yd. backstroke, and Steve Lagergren, 100 yd. breast stroke. -75- .we- wp Bob Rickman awaits return on 'L the tennis court with his doubles partner, Bob Albers. lt's the prettiest pose we've ever seen Alex . . . Pete Pinto scores first run of the season . . . against San Juan. Lee Stewart has his eye on the plate as he pitches in one of the many practice sessions. 1 n ' v - Y ,..., -17 . --N as-b 4'-' ' fr.. 4' L , dlflg Geni can do AY Another job t 9 well done Il-,ho Blind dv e- 0 6016.6 's 9 -A 10 guy How 6' we From the Land of Sky blue wafers ef '26, Wd , S doo: I, Bi all 10 1hin9sir0 Sm -73- 99,6 ckers 0003 lf co .row f bf XS .f ll Class ol 'BI Below, left to right, standing, John Jackson, Boys Coucil Rep., Larry Rossi, Boys Rally Rep., Sitting: Bev Roush, Cheerleader, Michele McKinsey, Girls Rally Rep., Charlotte Minix, Secretary, Pam Comstock, President: BmRusher Girls Council Rep., and Barbara Brown, Vice President, lnot picturedl. M l' f f X :l l t 'Hx ' S iff - D6 Above, left to right, standing, Shirley Benedick, Secretary, Alysa Dees, Girls Council Rep., sitting, .lacquie Waters, Cheerleader, Frank Perry, Boys Council Rep., Sue Baldwin, Girls Rally Rep., Del Bottomley, Vice President, and James Maggard, Boys Rally Rep., lnot picturecll. , ' 80 ' President: Dale Blanchard xrlxxso it C' O fvgfv M I S S B U N N E L L XS' M R C O H E N 1 Q ' M H O G A N -g2- M R. H O P K I N S '- w- -' f -M - V H f mwpar R M A.. nl ' ... L M RR S. H U R D R. M I S Q U E Z -83- M R. M O R G A N M R. O N O M R. P E A V Y -84- , j ,H A Ayif M R. R O S S E T T O M R. W. T H O M A S M R. V A N H E E The Sophomore Class began their first year with the Sopho- more Hop. They continued their success with the Christmas Card sale. This would not have been possible without the direction of Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Cohen. ln the future your tasks will be numerous. Continue your successes. -3g,- .4 F Blass ol '60 ii 'W ' L ,. . .QAM 5' i llv RYQ. K V L X X ' s I Q Below, left to right: Caro Lynne Richardson, Cheerleader, Gary Oltmer, l hi A Boys Council Rep., Mary Lou Jiminez, Secretary, Henry Martinez, Vice i ' President, Laurelea Price, Girls Council Rep., .losie Portillo, Girls Rally P,-esidenf: Alben Holm Rep., and Ron Beall, Boys Rally Rep., lnot picturedl. Above, left to right: Gary Oltmer, Boys Council Rep., Ann Bohlender, Girls Council Rep., Josie Portillo, Secretary, Frances Scott, Girls Rally Rep., Gene Hammett, Boys Rally Rep., Carolyn Baker, Cheerleader, and Sharon Brockman, Vice President, lnot picturedl. -87- President: Pat Fitzgerald Under the sponsorship of Mr. Gill, the Junior class, through effort and hard work, presented the two outstanding events of the year, the Junior Prom entitled Manhattan Mood, and the Senior Ball which will be remembered by all. We owe you a debt of gratitude. ' x -88- A navy-u M R. H O F F M A N M R S. J O N S -39.. M R. L I E B E R T M R A T T H E W S M c C O Y -QO- M R S. S K I N N E R M R. T S U D A M R. W O O D L A N D -92- Left to right: Gerald Bowns, Coun. Rep., Vickie Vance, V. Pres., Maria Perry, Coun. Rep., Carol Cozine, Rally Rep., Larry Lauszus, Pres., Solveig Jonassen, Sec., Barbara Abila, Cheerleader, .lim Duerner, Rally Rep. MR. BIBB ADVISOR Left to right: Dick Moore, Pres., Yvonne Vercruyssen, Coun. Rep., Tom Greenwood, V. Pres., Sharon Taylor, Sec., Dave Alfobell, Cheer- leader, Kathy Mairanga, Rally Rep., Richard Vercruyssen, Rally Rep., not pictured Larry Lauszus, Council Rep. -94- yn, Q7 BARBARA ABILA: Rally, C.S.F., Student CounciI,Head Varsity Yell Leader. 7- J DAVID ALTOBELL: Varsity Football, Bioclr N , Senior Ball Com., Senior Yell-leader CAMILLE BAKER: Thespians, Fashion Show, Art Club, G.A,A., Future Nurses GERRY BATTI: Song Leader, Reg, Pres., Future Teacher, Hillbilly Hassle, Band 4l BOB ALBERS: Block N , Var, Basketball, Tennis, Jr. Prom Committee. DONALD ANEY: Block N , Var. Football, C.S.F., Latin Club, Rifle Team GENE BANKS: Dance Band, Orchestra, Band CONSUELA BECERRA: Gen- eral Activities SHARON ALEXANDER: Jester, Orchestra, .lr. Prom Com., String Ensemble, FRANCIS ARNALL: General Activities F '-,ry 'Y UNL SAM BARNEY: General Activities MARTHA BECKWITH: Year- book, Science Fair, Future Nurses, Future Teachers s, D Q? H f' if L TIMOTHY ALLEN: Band, Choir, Dance Band, Orchestra MARILYN BADER: Rally, Head B Yell Leader, Norte Gras, Science Fair FRANK BASURTO: Varsity Football wr' 3 AL BENJAMIN: C Basketball PAT BENNETT: Rally, Head B Yell Leader, Carousel, Hillbilly Hassle BARBARA BIRD: General Activities MARY ALICE BLAKE: C.S.F., Rally, G.A.A., Hillbilly Hassle, .l.S,A. NANCY BOYD: Student Council, Songleader IHeadl Student Leaders Conference Rally, C.S.F. ALLEN BERG: Track, Reg. OI'Ticer,Science Club, Science Fair, Orchestra H ' ,i ' .. I I .N .e., f . ,F 1 NANCY BIRDSONG: Sr. Ball, .lr. Cheerleader, Jr, Prom, Hillbilly Hassle BARBARA GAIL BOCKOVER: G.A.A., Norte Gros, Choir, Band, Orchestra JUDY BOYLAN: Jester Staff KAREN BENNING: G.A.A., Jr. Prom, Choir, Sr. Ball, Assemblies CARL S. BIXLER: Jr. Prom, Debate Team, J.S.A., Sr. Ball, A Swimming ROSALIE BOLES: Jr. States- man, Assemblies, C.S.F., Future Nurses PAT BRADSHAW: Future Nurses -96- AL BIANCANI: Var. Track, Var. Football, Rally, Class Officer, Thespian PHIL BLACKBURN: Sr. Ball, Orchestra, Dance Band, Assemblies 8 1-rf-gr GERALD BOWNS: C.S.F., Student Council, Science Fair JOE BRAZIL: Gen. Activities 435 1 ED BROMLEY: General Activities C.S.F., Science Fair PATRICK BUPARA: Band, l.lNVlLl.E BURKHALTER: Band Science Club, Red Cross, 155' 'FW' is-I RUTH BURTON: Assemblies, RONNIE BUSS: General ROGER CALHOON: General Reg, Officer, J.S.A., Future Activities Activities Nurses CHARLENE CARNEY: General ROBERT CARPENTER: Jester Activities Staff, A Swimming, B Football, Science Fair rg yrs Q!! Q MANUEL CERECERES: Var. LAURA CHAPMAN: Art Club, Baseball, Dance Band, Reg. Future Nurses, G.A.A. Officer, J.V. Baseball -97- 4-L try! .x I MARY CARTER: General Activities SALLIE CHESTER: Rally, B' Cheerleader, G.A.A., Hillbilly Hassle, Art Club 'RX- JIM BURNS: Band, Orchestra Music Club QR-X. C Q,-,Y 77 5? P 1 BARBARA CALDEIRA: G.A.A Pres. 'K . r 54 JOAN CARTWRlGHT: C.S.F., Song Leader, Student Coun- cil, Hillbilly Hassle .l. RODGER CHIPMAN: Band, Science Club, Latin Club, Science Fair, C.S.F. 5' as Q . K KERMIT CLARK: General Activities 'R' 3 fx 1 in TED COSTA: Red Cross, Reg. Rep., Industrial Arts LINDA CRAVEN: General Activities ,pf LARRY DECOCQ: Music Club, Boxing, Assemblies, Red Cross DENNIS CLIFFORD: .l.S.A., Music Club, Science Fair, lndustrial Arts RICHARD COWING: General Activities JUDY CULLUP: Band, G.A.A., C.S.F., Drum Maior, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball as-3 ANITA DELENIA: G.A.A., Hillbilly Hassle -in-on GENE COKER: Art Club, Choir, A Track, Block N , Chess Club, Reg. Otticer JACK COY: General Activities BETTY COOK: Latin Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Hill- billy Hassle I f l CAROL COZINE: Coun. Rep., Songleader lHeadl, Student Leaders Conference, Rally COLLEEN CURTIS: G.A.A., CONNIE DABY: G.A.A. Assemblies, Spanish Club, Hillbilly Hassle, Jr. Prom LEE DE MOSS: Art Club, B LEILA DE MOSS: General Football, Swimming Team, Activities Track, Reg. Officer -9g- fi GARY DENMAN: Orchesfra, Band BARBARA DOTY: Senior Ball, Junior Prom, Hillbilly Hassle, Maicrelies 415 SHARON DUKET: Yearboolr, Fufure Nurses, Art Club, Hill- billy Hassle DONALD EKSTROM: General Aclivilies KEN DE VARNEY: Var. Fool'- ball, Block N , Choir Q VIRGINIA DINSMORE: Rally, Fufure Nurses, Senior Ball, Hillbilly Hassle ROY DOUGLAS: General Acfivifies SHARON ECKERD: Jr. Prom, Rally, Foolball Fiesla, Year- THOMAS DOUGLAS: A, B, and C, Track, B, and C, Basketball, Choir pu, 1' GEORGE EDWARDS: General Activities PAT DOLL: Jr, Prom, Sr. Ball, Junior Red Cross, Hillbilly Hassle, Fulure Nurses NANCY DU BATO: General Acfivilies Q v JIM EDWARDS: C.S.F., Rally, Orchesfra, Track, Science book, Hillbilly Hassle Club A MEF' is Y ia' Q I ,f ' A if ,ff i JOAN ELAM: General JERRY ELDER: General GENEVA EMERY: General Aclivilies Aclivifies Acfivilies -99- L. BEV EVANS: Sr. Ball, Jr. Prom, Rally, Hillbilly Hassle, Yearbook JOHN FEUSI: Block N. Vr. Basketball, Vr. Track, B Basketball -is ii MARSHA GALVAN: Jr. Prom, Football Fiesta Queen, Vr. Yell leader ' if JO ANN GOMEZ: General Activities PAUL FAGAN: Boys State, Yell Leader, Student Body President, Rally Rep. JANE FICKLING: G.A.A., Future Nurses, Jr. Prom Queen, Song Leader M. T. A LOUISE GARDETTO: Jr. Prom, Senior Ball, Future Nurses, Hillbilly Hassle ,,.,,,..,f , DAVE GORDON: B Track, Varsity Track Qs.-... JOHN FARRELL: B Foot- ball, Vr. Football, Vr. Basket- ball, Drama 4 -ar.. :fn.,,sPii,, 5 B eii B K : ': I RUBY FLEMING: G.A.A., Music Club, Band, Norte Gras BARBARA GIBSON: General Activities TOM GREENWOOD: Jester, Vr. Baseball, Vr. Football, Block N Pres. -100- 8 . 125' llNDA lSWlGERl FAWELL: General Activities CECILIA FLOHR: General Activities MARK aiu: Asmhblies, Swimming Team 'Qi- BETTY GRIMES: General Activities ID DARLENE GULDBERG: Gen. Activities PAT HALL: Future Nurses, G.A.A., Drama i ARNOLD HARDIN: Track, Boxing, Assemblies, Crass Country Music, A'-ef' MARIA HERNANDEZ: G.A.A. Future Nurses, Sr. Breakfast .L TERRY HAENGGI: General Activities 'ig I X 1 ' 7 S El A DICK HAM: Red Cross, Reg. Rep. PETE HARO: B Football, Var Basketball, Var. Football, Block N MARlA HERNANDEZ: Span. Club, Reg. Officer, Orchestra 101 l JAMES HALE: Cross Country ,-V x, . g. in t , 'K T A 15- B . A . I CAROLYN HANCOCK: Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, G.A.A. A 1' .r . rs ' 5, 3 L 'Q , 1 YQ- 5 W fl SHYREEN HENIFIN: General Activities ROBERTA HERROD: General Atcivities RlCHARD HALE: General Activities BOB HANSON: General Activities JESS HERNANDEZ: Boxing, J.V. Baseball, B. Football, B Basketball Y, LINDA HESTON: Band, Jr, Prom, Sr. Ball, Assemblies, Hillbilly Hassle BILL HEWITTI General Activities CHARLES ISAAC: General Activities ,X 1' I 33' 4 RQ' RUTH JAY: General Activities -lvx Qs Y LOUELLA JOHNSON: G.A,A., Music Club, Assemblies, Future Nurses uma-Q, .., ROBERT HICKOX: Band, Music Club, Science Club, Orchestra RONALD JACKSON: General Activities ,pm MARY JIMENEZ: Future NursesClub DON JONES: General Activities lik MARY LOU HUIZAR: General Activities KEN JACOBS: General Activities SOLVEIG JONASSEN: C,S.F Spanish Club, Sr, Class Sec Soph. Class Vice Pres. -1 -1 617' T.W. JONES: Council Rep., Student Body President, Var. Baseball, B Basketball 'lO2- SHIRLEY HUIZAR: General Activities BARBARA JANSMA: Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Hillbilly Hassle, Assemblies G.A.A., BILL JOHNSTON: Track, Cross Country 19' 'Lv' f A .llMMlE RAE KALMBACK: Hillbilly Hassle 6. .wl- --:rs 'v Q KENNETH KETCHERSIDE: WALTER KEALY: Band, Choir, YEATMAN KENDRICK: Gen. Drill Team, Rifle Team Swimming Team Activities -,-S Q If me M - .se x J. . ix. X ' 35- . av' 'hm qv-v ff. l A' ELSA KREIGHBAUM: Hillbilly JOHN KOWERTg Choir, Sr, HARLAN KRANTZ: SCler1Ce Assembly, Jr. Statesman Club, GoIf,C.5.F-,I-Ufifl CIUI-7, Hassle, Reg, OlTicer, Major- BGHCI ettes, Assemblies gn-nv QM ELAINE LANCE: G.A.A., Jr. Prom, Future Nurses, Norte Gras, Assemblies BILL LAMKINS: General LYDIA LAMONTA: General Activities Activities 'Oh Qi ' ., ,R GARY LAWSON: Jr. Prom, ROBERT LAPORD: General LARRY I-AUSZUSI COUU- REP-I V . T 's Sr. C Track, B Basketball, Activities Boys State, ar enni , Pres., C.S.F. Industrial Arts -103- N I l ANN KING: Fashion Show, Junior Prom, Future Nurses, Science Fair ALICE KRUMENACKER: G.A.A., Assemblies, Norte Gras , .V .1. -W QQ f I . 'Gr '- .-K x DOUGLAS LANDENBERGER: General Activities ROBERT LAZARK: Var. Foot- ball, Jr. Pres., Var Baseball, Var. Basketball Here you see nine outstanding students . . . students which the yearbook staff, with the faculty's aid, have chosen outstanding. Outstanding because they have worked hard on many school activities, shown their ability to get along with others, and demonstrated fine scholastic ability. These students, now seniors, have led and represented the class of '59 and Norte since they were sophomores. They were not only leaders, but friends to all with whom they came in contact. lt is with great pleasure that we present the OUTSTANDING SENlORS of 1959. Rallies, dances such as the Senior Ball, assemblies, athletic contests, and numerous other school activities-this petite lass, BARBARA ABILA, could be seen actively working for Norte at any of the above activities. Barbara was never one to turn down a request by school groups or faculty members to work on one of Norte's activities during her three years here, and in her quiet way has contributed greatly to the spirit of Norte. As head yell leader for A and B teams, assistant varsity yell leader, rally member and senior yell leader, her smiling face was a familiar sight at Norte activities. Her efforts, as well as the others on these pages, are much appreciated. aw, Being friendly comes natural to NANCY BOYD. This trait has helped Nancy to be chosen as Football Princess and for such offices as Commissioner of Entertainment, Pres. of class as a Soph., and Rally. With imagination and creativeness about her Nancy developed new routines as Head Songleader, which helped to win the Sportsmanship Trophy. As Society Editor of the Jester, Nancy has been one of the most dependable and hard working Norte students. We hope you are as successful in the years to come as you have been here at Norte. CAROL COZlNE'S willingness to work and friendliness have made a great impression upon Norte's students and faculty. Carol demonstrated her fine ability to lead and get along with others while she served on Council, Rally, and as Head Songleader. She has given freely of her time and efforts to Norte's benefit. The people who have been associated with her greatly appreciate the many little things which Carol has done that are not often seen, such as working on dance decorations and clean-up committees. Norteans love to brag about their school and their wonderful student body and one name that should be included in every praise is T. W. JONES. From the name one may not realize the spirit and versatility of our boy Jones. But listening to him and watching his seemingly endless expressions reveals everything any statistic could relate. From Council Rep. at Large to Varsity baseball to Student Body Pres. in his final semester at Norte is a fine record that we all cheer and proudly add to Norte's list of outstanding accomplishments. May all the good things in the world fall at the feet of a most deserving senior, T. W. Jones. v .'lf1A, Yvnen We THINK OT Un UUTSTUHUIHQ sfuaenf UU We evel' STOP To THINK WUUT makes him outstanding? An outstanding student does not emerge overnight. The things that make him popular with us are his many outstanding qualities that are perennial. These statements are true of LARRY LAUSZUS! He is popular with Norteans because his varied accomplishments at Norte and for Norte, have won our respect for him. From his sophomore year through his senior year, he has held such offices as Council Rep. at Large, Class Council Rep., Sr. Class Pres., and many other offices. Larry, you are our idea of an outstanding student, and we appreciate your services which have helped raise our standards. which he was chosen Vice Pres. friends, on and off the Norte campus. JANET MAAKESTAD, having high scholastic ability and a refreshing per- sonality, has always been a leader of the class. She has been ready to help when any job was to be done. She helped make our Junior Prom the wonderful success it was and just a few of the many activities she has participated in are: Council Rep., Girls Vice President, Pres. of C.S.F., Dance Band and she also represented Norte at Girls State. We are proud to present you as an outstanding Senior of 1959, Jan. California Scholarship Federation. Full of school spirit, respect and loyalty SONDRA WILLIAMSON is noted as one of Norte's most active girls. A few of her outstanding accomplishments are Rally chairman, Girls Vice President, Council Rep., and general chairman of Football Fiesta. Friendliness, cheerfulness and dependability have helped Sondra win the respect and admiration of the student body as well as the faculty. Sondra you have been an asset to Norte and we appreciate you and your accomplishments. Good luck to a- deserving girl. - 105 - BOB LAZARK, who has helped to put Norte Del Rio on the map has helped to win the respect of the other teams and schools Sports being his main interest, Bob has participated in B and Vr Basketball Vr. Baseball and Vr. Football since he was a sophomore and became captain of the Dons winning team as a senior This was not his only interest as Bob led his class through many activities during his Junior year as class pres. Also he participated in assemblies and was active in Block N of Bob's willingness to co-operate and work with others have made him many An easy going girl with a sweet disposition thats MARIA PERRY Being quiet and soft spoken has not hindered Maria She has participated in and led many activities. She has been on council since her sophomore year has attended the Students Leaders Conference and worked on many other activities such as Jr. Prom, Hillbilly Hassle and was chosen secretary of You have done so much for us, Maria, the least we can do is say Thanks Q 3 Q-....,,.r Q FRANK LEE: GeneralAcfivi1ies 7 if FLORA LEVINf Dance Band, Arl Club, C.S.F., Norie Gras, G.A.A., A 'ga W- , pb ' 2 'Z CJ' Q DON LISK: General Acfiviiies -.,-5 if A 3- We . gl xg!! -f L, A 'S I NEVA MARLERf Latin Club 1 2' SUSAN LEE: Sr. Ball, Rally, Com. of Enlerfainment, Jr. Prom, .lesler GARY LEWIS: Var. Foofball PAT LOPEZ: Track, Music Club, Choir, Assemblies, C Basketball RUBY MARTIN: Sr, Ball, Jr. Prom, Maiorelles, G.A.A., Arf Club, Hillbilly Hassle MARY ANN LE FOR: General Activities 'Ii f ,kv E . V L C ,I I 3 'fr S I is K J T i' K , ,K .K I . 1 I SHARON LEWIS: G.A.A. MARY LOWAS: General Activities Nm 5 4 l DENNIS MARZIGLIANO: Var. Foofball, Dance Band, Block N , Orcheslra -106- GARY LEONTINI: General Acfiviiies FRI' JESS LINVILLE: Science Club, Baseball, Boys' Vice Pres. Block N , C.S.F. QWVN JANET MAAKESTAD: Coun Rep., Girls Vice Pres., C.S.F. Girls Shale, Sr. Ball S ,Q-MW' KATHY MATRANGA: Rally Jr. Prom, G.A.A., Hillbilly Hassle Chairman, Drama 'Vi TERRY MATTOX: General Activities DAVE MENDRICKSQ Swim- ming Team is RICHARD MOORE: Rally, Sr. Pres., Var. Baseball, Var, Football, Var. Basketball ,- JAN MORG1N: General Activities JIM MCDOLE: Gen. Activities GAY MYERS: Band YS' TONI MORAGA: General Activities MARGARET MORREN: Gen. Activities -IO 7 JIM MORRISON: JUDI MCGRAW: Senior Ball, Jr. Prom, Music Club, Latin Club, Future Nurses LEROY MILENGER: General Activities FUCK MCMILLAN: General Activities ' .9 ,. I X JO ANN MOORE: Jr. Prom, Future Teachers, Senior Ball, Reg. Officers .-fo-9 sa JOHNNY MORALES: Band, BILL MORES: Gen. Activities Music Club, Assemblies 1 'Y I X. A , .: Y Activities General BARBARA MORT: Assemblies, Majorettes, Jr. Prom, Sr, Ball, Reg. Officer NORMAN MURPHY: General Activities BEA MOSIER: G.A.A. 1,-Q' DAVID NORRIS: General Activities GARY NEWSHAM: General Activities -C' xp- S '- W., PATTI ODOM: Choir, Art Club, Orchestra, Hillbilly Hassle JACK O'DELl: Gen.Activities BONNlE PATTERSON: Gen. GARY PECKHAM: General Activities Activities JOYCE MULLENIX: Hillbilly Hassle, Band, Music Club err if AL GARY NOSLER: Red Cross, Golf, Tennis CAROL PACKENHAM: .lunlor Prom, Art Club, Hillbilly Hassle TERRY PEETZ: Assemblies, Swimming Team -108- l s ' if GEORGE NEWBECK: Varsity Track MICHAEL O'BRlEN: General Activities PAT PARRA: Future Nurses, Head Song Leader, Rally, Assemblies, Hillbilly Hassle JOE PERRY: Gen. Activities ,C M1315 J' MARIA PERRY: Coun. Rep,, LISA PETTY: Fashion Show Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Student Leaders Conference, Sr. Tea is 'fb LAVERN POOLE: Future Nurses, Mother, Daughter Banquet, Reg. Ofticer 'I LARRY RANER: .I.V. Baseball ROBERT REINKING: General Activities 1 MIKE POOL: Baseball, Foot- ball, C,S.F., Science Club LZBW , N- K' A ' , V ff ,Q me X 4.5 HOWARD RANKlNf Block N Var. Basketball, B Basketball, Reg. Officer 'VD' g y. ROBERT RICKMAN: Varsity Basketball, B Basketball, Block N , Var. Tennis S w: CHARLES PFENNING: Gen. Activities EDWARD PORTILLO: Tennis, Track, Basketball, Football, Q. JIM REDD: Oloss Country, Track, Choir, Football .-N ' 'US . DON RILEY: Gen. Activities 109- JUDY PHELAN: G.A.A., Art Club. C.S.F., Future Nurses, Thespians 5 sau., F1 RICHARD QUINTERO: Year- Book LAMBERT REHM: Junior Red Cross, Military i PAT RINGLER: Gen. Activities '53 BEVERLY ROBERTSON: Red Cross Rep., Rally, Future Nurses Club, Reg Officer ALICE SANNAR: Orchestra, Sr. Ball, Assemblies 4098 'Y WAYNE SCHLAFER: General Activities EARL SETTERS: Gen. Activities JESS RODRIQUEZ: General Activities ,M as-PM ,Q DENNIS SASABUCHL Gen. Activities fl vi '-'inf' CHARLENE SCHULTZ: Fuiure Nurses, Band, Hillbilly Hassle 9 'ife '2 CHARLES SHEPARDSON: B Track, B Football, Art Club SHARON ROSE: G.A,A., Future Nurses Council, Var. Cheerleader, Rally, Sr. Ball, Jr. Prom CAROL SA NDERS: Student tw. 'i 'wif LARRY SATTERFIELD: Block N , Gulf, Var. Football, Industrial Arts MONTE SCHMID: General Activities arm as , ' :naw 'X' 431, A wa ss, . I' 'I ' ll ,V jg: Q, MARY SCOLES: General Activities PATRICIA SCOTT: General Activities N541 MARTHA SIMS: Orchesfrv, GORDON SMITH: Military, F.l'l-A-I Jr. Pfomf Band, Sf- Homecoming, Swimming Ball Team -110- ff' 5. .-R. LEE SMITH: Var. Baskeiball, Band, C.S.F., Track, Science Fair WAYNE STANLEY: Miliiary, Reg. Officer, NRA Club KENNETH SCOTT: General Adivifies GLENDA TAYLOR: Rally, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Reg. Officer, Yearbook ,.L., Ci SHARON SMITH: Lalin Club, G.A.A., C.S.F., Fuiure Nurses ir 125' ELMONA STARK: G.A.A., Var. Yell Leader, Assemblies, B. Yell Leader lHeadl ROSA LEE STRINE: Fuiure Nurses, J.S.A., Reg. Officer 'FW' 'fx Y i' ,F , V at SHARON TAYLOR: Yearbook, Sr. Officer, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball -ill TED SORIA: Track CALVIN STEVENS: General Aciivifies CATHY SUTTON: G.A.A., Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, F.H.A. va- f BARBARA THRASHER: Future Nurses, G.A.A., Sr, Ball, Jr. Prom JACKIE SPERLING: General Adiviries LEE STEWART: Var. Baseball DEL SWANSON: Arr Club, Var. Basketball, lndusrrial Arts, Yearbook Qc., w. L jlwu 76 We A BEVERLY THRELKEL: Spring Play,G.A.A. OKLEY TOULSON: Boxing, Track, Assemblies TONY TUTT: Golf ' in , N A s -N Ts ig, k 1. X YVONNE VERCRUYSSEN: Jr. Prom, Head Maiorette, Soph. Officer, Council VIOLET VIRGA: General Activities fi' , I ll ' C E !-. . Q, ll T fl . A .:.- . mg. SHEll.A TRIBBLE: Red Cross Rep,, Reg. Officer, Hillbilly Hassle SAM URNER: Tennis JUANA VILLALOBAS: Gen. Activities QWN PENNY VON TRACHTEN- BERG: Yearbook, Jr. Prom, Class Officer, Assemblies LlNDA TURNER: General Activities VlCKl VANCE: Rally, Class Officer, Student Council, C.S.F., Future Teachers GILBERT VILLARREAL: Track, Cross Country, Spanish Club, C.S.F. s.,,w,f BOB WALLACE: latin Club, Track, B Football, Science Club -112- DEANNE TURPEN: Future Nurses, Choir, Band, J.S.A., G.A.A. 01, PHIL VEARE: Var. Basketball, Block N ALEX VIRAMONTES: Var. Football, Var. Baseball, B. Basketball PAT WALKER AVERY: F.H.A., Music Club, Band, Sr. Ball Hillbilly Hassle 1 Tv MARY ANN WALTON: Stud. Coun., Rally, C.S.F., Norte Gras, Jester Staff fuss, JEAN WENTWORTH: Rally, C.S.F., Orchestra, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball .f--Q vw. 'Qz-1 DERRILL WILDIE: Boxing PAT WILSON: Gen. Activities WAYNE WARMOUTH: C Basketball X . uf :six-' il I ,, ' 5 YQ -' .ff STEVE WEYGANDT: Spanish Club, Band, Dance Band, Choir, Music Club Tm SONDRA n::.L:Arvnavw: Sr. Ball, Rally, Girls Vice Pres., Council Rep., Jr. Prom SUSIE WONG: General Activities -II3 X, -1--1 CAROLYN WARNER: Rally, J.S.A., Hillbilly Hassle, Jr. Prom, Carousel staff NELMA WHEELER: General Activities w4: Y BEVERLY WILMETT: Future Nurses, Jr. Statesman, Latin Club MELINDA YERBY: General Activities EZ' JANET WENTWORTH: Sr. Ball, Jr. Prom, Future Nurses, Norte Gras, Assemblies. -...., SAM WHITE: Gen. Activities in-up MIKE WILSON: General Activities 2' DOUG YORK: Var. Football, Var. Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Block N , Latin Club DOROTHY YUKI: Jr. Prom, LYNN BLODGETT: Ar? Club, Sr. Ball, Sfud. Coun., Reg. G.A.A., Rally, Reg. Oificer, Officer, Red Cross Rep. Hillbilly Hassle BERNICE TOMER: General VIRGINIA WILBUR: General Adivifies Acfivifies JIM DUERNER JOHN GARCIA DON LANKFORD MAC MCCLELLAN x xx 9 BEN MCQUERRY X ig iii? Y -'Qs if xxxl DAVE SCHMIDGALL: Varsiiy Swimming ROBERT DILLON: J.S.A. GEORGE SHAW EARL TALLEY A RICHARD VERCRUYSSEN DICK WESTLEY BEV MCPHERSON 4 LYNN STE WART: General Activifies HELEN ROBINSON: C.S.F., G.A.A., Jr. Prom, Norte Gras, Assemblies Man, what tough chicks! Goin' Hollywood, Tell me o story Larry? SHAME OUT ! I ! I! xvwsx will ons Huckleberry Hound Time? ? ? ? ? fb 90 Ooh 6 off, Ce yP . . Orr, xg? e 0 one my who A Qef ly -115- SENIGR FAREWELL We are about to leave this little world of high school life . . . for some this leaving will be sad . . . for others welcomed. The future we can alter as we wish . . . the past is merely past. Some things will be forgotten but memories will remain. However, this is not a book full of memories . . . memories cannot be captured on a page or in a line of copy . . . we cannot picture or write of your many thoughts as you walked to your next class or stood talking in the halls of Norte . . . or of the numerous classes you daydreamed away in the back row . . . or of the many times you worked so conscientiously for an A or B but were so content with a C . . . but these are what made up your year . . . these will be the memories you will have as you step into the world around you and accept the responsibilities of life. -116- Editor-in-Chief , , Senior Section ,,A4. Faculty and Administration Academics .A A cti vi ti es , Student Government . Underclassmen .... Sports ,o,..o Business Managers ss.,s.. Art s,..,.s Faculty Advisor ass..a Business Advisor ,ss, Photography Lithography .,ssa Bookbinding Dick Quintero Sharon Taylor Glenda Taylor Carol Hutchinson Margaret Hague Bev Evans Glenda Silvernail Carolyn Warner Janet Bennett . 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