Orange Glen High School - Torch Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

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Yet, iust as in the of a school is not seen in the surface things, but in the students and the faculty, the real cean break, one upon the other, to make the ars here at Orange Glen follow one after the ting a step towards maturity and adulthood. f the ocean make it strong and powerful . So Ig minds makes our school and our country strong . its short history, Orange Glen has a graduating senior class. In the years to come we can look forward to a new class of young adults, end the waves endlessly The members of the its strength, beaut life of Orange b essly striving for their place in the world, as reak upon the sand . Torch Staff have strived to show the changing he past ar by relating it to the ocean-- and r e ding abundance of wealth. lftlwi J, ,gli dwfy W Wir it NW 1 ,W MM, . . .Only from the long line of spray where the sea meets the moon-blanched sand ,... At their re- turn, up the high strand, begin and close, and then again begin, . Mathew Arnold ,041 f 7Zf6'f6l,ff'! f-f0'r 5 '5A5-'ZJZLQ if X .-if ,, JCL, 1 A Z6779 'C 'j 090 ff fifth 5 Senior Honors Night Royalty THE TORCH IS PASSED Seniors enioying their lunch period YN it x. I 0 I 0 Three years ago Orange Glen High School was cn mere structure lacking in traditions, goals and achievements. Gradually our school began to ex- pand and take its future shape. As the years pro- gressed the student body showed increasing spirit and continued to make Orange Glen a school of which they could be proud. Much of the credit for these advancements is due to the students whose hard work and leadership transformed a few build- ings into a united body, strong, willing and ready to spur forward. Graduating this June are many of the students, who diligently and conscientiously strived to fill Orange Glen with bursting spirit and high honors. To you seniors, in view of all you have done to make our school a privilege to attend, we dedicate the 1965 Torch . 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I S I T455 Q' LAK l .L Q 4 chan fcfixf' 7 -7:9 ,- -g Dear Students, Quite often the criticism is voiced that the teen- ager of today does not follow a worthy set of goals, is a carefree and careless individual living a day to day existence, is a selfish individual with no thought given to the welfare of his fel lowman or to the coun- try which has given him so much. These same criti- cisms were advanced fifty years ago, a hundred years ago and, yes, even several hundred years ago. The criticism of today's teenagers is as questionable now as it was in the past. lt is true that a certain small percentage of stu- dents in our own district fall into the category de- scribed in the preceding paragraph. However, those working closely with students realize that the per- centage is small and that the vast majority of students are striving to achieve and live by a worthy set of goals. As evidence we point with pride to the achievements, attitudes, spirit of cooperation and self-discipline of our students which is worthy of commendation in every respect. We are proud of your records and achievements. We especially congratulate members of the Class of '65 for their leadership during the past four years. Regards, G. W. Quade G. W. Quade District Superintendent SEATED: William M. Kennedy, Dr. Ward C. Sangren. STANDING: Chester E. Galyean, Colley Jeffers, Wilbur F Bradley Jr Mr. Patrick V. Ross Principal Shall we give them 10 or 15? Growth and progress have been the hallmark of 1965. Growth in population and the means to support these millions, growth in the opportunities afforded all Americans to live together with greater respect for human dignity and greater tolerance for human shortcomings. We have seen great pro- gress in the sciences, a renewed appreciation for the arts, indeed, we have seen progress in every area of man's endeavor. Growth and progress are, likewise, the hallmark of Orange Glen High School. Recall that just three short years ago, Orange Glen High School opened its doors to a student body of iust under four hun- dred and fifty students. Our new campus was filled to capacity and there was much work to be done. We now have a student population of iust over ten hundred and fifty. Our campus is filled to capacity and there is still much work to be done . The task before us, however, will be accomplished! The dedication and demonstrated excellence of the class of 1965 will serve as a standard and an incen- tive to all future Patriots . lt is with a deep sense of pride and gratifi- cation that I extend congratulations and bid fare- well to the young ladies and gentlemen of our first graduating class. l am confident that your pursuit of excellence will continue throughout your lives. Sincer ly, if Patrick V . Ross Mr. K. Allen Foucar Vice Principal Mrs. Holly Boyle Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Off! 5 Staff l Mrs . Lou ise Burns llft? Mr. Don Pusker Counsel ing- Geography Mrs. Jacqueline Nichols Counseling-P.E. ouusclar I Dr. Helen Roberts Mr, Dan Harrison Counsel ing lib ary Mrs. Margaret Dove Mrs. Wilma Ferman Miss Patricia Bringer English IV Mr. Jerden See English III Mr . John Dcmel io Yearbook-Speech-Drama Mrs. Glenna Harris Enalish Il Sng lih Mr. David Parker English l ASB Advisor Miss Annelle Davenport English Ill Journalism I, ll Mrs. Sally Bree English I , U . Mr. Lowell Aughenbuugh Mr. Lawrence ssmn1lYH1f Physics-Arithmetic Algebrgjfl ffl r, fc ' f W1 QW U A w , - ' lf H an . lub wfvl rl I -J an l - Nl N lvl I! ll A! ' L pw ,F Mb W' '1 ,1 -5 -N -,r , J, Mr. George Allister f LIN' Sr. Math-Geometry ' lnbgj Mr. Paul Turner Algebra I, ll 1 JAlgebra l, ll-Geometry M , ff 1 1 - , f , , 1 . 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JUDITH MYERS P. E. -First Aid 1,Pf9 ff w eff W Mr. Terry Anderson World Geography World History Mr. David Chappie U.S. History World Geography Driver Training lt's right there. Mr. David Drielsma Civics Mr. Monte Lefton U.S. History 4 is Q fl Scim e MR. ROGER JACOBS Chemistry MR. RICHARD BROWN Biology-Zoology Physiology s MRS. DOROTHY ALLEN MRS. EDITH SNAPP Home Economics Home Economics I 8. IV English ll Senior Home Making MR. PAUL WATTS Arithmetic Biology ffamc cauamic l6'u incss Fufure Bookkeepers hard at work. I MR. JAMES REES Business Education ASB Advisor MISS BARBETTA KROGMAN Typing I Steno I General Business Clerical Practice MR. ROBERT RICHARDS Typing I 8- II-Steno I General Business ,J T U MRS. ELIZABETH BRYANT MRS. CAROLYN KISH MR. MARK KRISTJANSON Artll-Crafrl Artl, Ill, IV Draftingl, TIT, IV There's never cr dull moment in Shop. .. l MR. PAUL BAHEN MR. FRED JENNINGS MR. DON SUTTON Mefol 'I 8. ll Woodshop T, ll 8. Ill Auto Shop General Shop World Geography Driver 8d Mr. Dale Denton Mr. Myron Buzzell Hustvdian Messrs: Marvin Moore, Larry Foote, Tony Ruiz, Ted Smith, Harry Yost, Charles Good, Rex Robertson, George Calvert. Mr. william Dolan Mr. Gilbert Paulson ,J l6'u Drim' Mr. Myron Buzzell Mr. Herschel Hooks Eurri Senior English class acts out Shakespear's Macbeth. The Library--center of academic life at Orange Glen. Life at Orange Glen has many sides but, as in and for those seeking further education, college pre- other schools, the most important aspect is academic. paratory classes. Required for each student is one Under the capable direction of Mr. W. P. Radney, year of math and science, three years of social stud- Orange Glen's curriculum offers well planned courses ies and English, four years of physical education, a in two main areas. For those preparing for employ- class in first aid, and driver education. The aim of ment upon graduation, a general pattern is offered, these required courses is to produce responsible, The world in a drop of water fascinates Sue Simpson. Rick Bucknum learns the fundamentals of Geometry. ulum 1 - . . , Q l Mr. Radney and Orange Glen faculty members plan curriculum. mature citizens who are able to make the best of their future. In addition, students are able to take advan- tage of modern teaching methods and equipment in the various electives. Elective classes are presented in the areas of art, music, business, speech, shop, Music in action under the capable direction of Mr. Harrison. Miss Anglim explains the basics of a new sport. dromatics, language, drafting, homemaking, math, social courses, journalism, and science. The variety of subjects offered at Orange Glen is great. With the help of student counselors, each student is able to plan a course of study tailored to his own needs. Shop students learn skills they can use in employment Fw . ,. f f ,-f. .Y ff. EQ DWIGHT ADAMS MICHAEL ALDERMAN HAROLD AK ER GEORGE APALATEGUI LARRY ARENA KEN ARP RICHARD BAKER DALE BAKKELA JUDITH BAKKO MAXINE BARBER DAN BALDRIDGE GUNILLA BANCK JO ANNE BATTLE LARRY BLACKTOOTH CHARLOTTE BOGART JAN BEISNER RICHARD BELL DANNY BLAKE PAULETTE BLAIR DAVID BORES ROBERT BORNHOEFT ARTHUR BRADY BARBARA BRODERICK MIKE BROWN BETTY BROWNING CHARLES BRYANT MARILEE BRYANT T ANN BULEN EARL CALLANDER MARILYNN CAMERON NORMAN CAMPBELL DIANE CHRISTIAN FRANCES CONRAD THOMAS CAUSEY LOUISE CODA IRA CHAFFIN , xx. KENDYL COLLIER GARY COOK RICHARD COSBY JUNE DALLAS GARY DEXTER SHARON CROUCH SUSAN DAMELIO WILLIAM CUMMING DELORES DAVIS DENIS DUNN STEVE DUNN THOMAS EATON NANCY ELDER ROBERT DYER LINDA ELLISON DENNIS EHLERT LAWRENCE EVENS BENITA ESPARDX ROBERT EVEN BILL ERICKSON BILL EVANS JUDY FERGUSON ANTONIA FLECK JACK FORD STEPHEN FOWLER LINDA FOX PAT FRANKS DAVID FREDENBURGH DON FREETLY LINDA FROSCHAUER KATHY GARROW KAY GIFFORD FRANK GOLDSTON CAROL GRABINSKI Q-qu asf ROBERT GILCHRIST JIM GEOPPINGER A meeting of the MINDSII DENNIS GREEN RONALD GRIDER LINDA GRIFFIN DENNIS HAIGHT JANIS HAMILTON DEANA HAMPSHIRE GERALDINE HANSEN Mike and Steve switch from paper fo each other and CARVILLE HARRISON CH ERYL HAUPTMAN SUSAN HAUPTMAN ADRIENNE HENRY . . . Steve loses. BEVERLY HENRY GERALD HOWE KAREN HAY JEAN HOYER TIM HUDSON ROBERT HYDE DAVE JAGO ALBERT JOHNSON DAVID JOHNSON KENNETH JOHNSON EDMUND JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON NORMAN JOHNSTON WAYNE JOHNSTON ERNEST JONES PAMELA JONES RICHARD KANE KATHY KBANE VIRGINIA KELLY JAMES KINLEY 42 I EDWARD KIRKBRIDE THOMAS KLEMA CHERYL KLUTHE RONALD KURPIS SANDRA KURTZ RODERICK LACY GEORGE LAFRENIERE JIM LANGLEY RICHARD LAWRENCE CAROLYN LOCKARD JOHN LA SHELL DAN LEE LLOYD CHRISTINE MANNING EDWARD MAZZETTI WILLIAM McARTHUR KATHLEEN McBEE JUDY McDONALD MICHAEL MCPHEE CHERYLE MCQUEAD HETTY MEYER MARGIE MEYER JAMES MORGAN HARRY MOORE RANDALL MOSS JAMES MULDER RU TH MU LLAY ANTHONY NAVES WILLIAM NEWSOM ROBERT MULLINS PETER NICHOLAS LINDA MURPHY GARY NICHOLS EUNICE NIELSEN SAMUEL NOWRY JAN O'CONNOR RUTH O'CONNOR RENEE ODDOUS MARILYN PARDEE DONALD PEET GREGORY PENFOLD DAVE PEREZ ERLING PETERSON MIKE PETERSON PAMELA PETERSON PATSY PETERSON HOLLY PETTINGELL RENEE PIERCE KATHLEEN PILLEY HERB PILZ ARTHUR QUIGLEY JOAN RAMSOWER ROBERT RATHJE BRIAN REHKOPF 9 LARRY REVERT CAROL REYNOLDS ROGER RIVEST JOE ROBBINS MARTHA RODGERS ROBERT ROGERS WILLIAM ROGERS CARMEN SANTIAGO BEVERLY SARGENT MARY SETTLE TED SKINGLE BARBARA SCOTT RANDALL SMITH DARLENE SENTER WILLIAM SNAPP JERRY SOUTHER THOMAS STROH DAN SPARKS CAROL STROHEKER VAN STEVERSON MARY STEWART BARBARA TALBOT TOM TATE SUSAN TEETS JOAN THOMAS ALAN THOMPSON MARLENE THOMPSON KAREN THWEATT MAUREEN TURNER ELEANOR VALLEJO MONA VIEYRA MONA VIRGIN DIANA VOSBERG GEORGE WALKER THOMAS WATSON ROBERT WEIR JOHN WHELAN RYAN WILSON HOLLY WICKLUND DAVID WILBERT ROBERT ZUBER ALSO IN SENIOR CLASS BEVERLY ATKINSON JAMES HORRIGAN BRYCE BACHER MARILEE HARRIS DWIGHT MANSELL GEORGE FISHER REBECCA PRATER llmlerclas 3? WIKI! 7 F fr UDAY REU 4' romokw Qc. QL Gregory Abarr Philanne Abreu Doug Anderson Robert Anderson Roberf Ausfin William Bacon Kevin Baker Vicki Baker Karen Barnes Joseph Bartlett junior Hidden Valley Diane Baxfer Anita Belding Roberf Berfi Dennis Blake Mark Bonds Patricia Bores Lorrie Bothman Ronald Boxell Cafhie Boynton Dick Brennan Kenny Broerrnan Barbara Browning Marsha Bryan? Pat Bucknum Nancy Buckowifz Tim Bulgarelli Jay Bunker A Jane Burton Curl' Casperson Darol Casfer W, .. Qi: , ,ig 4 M, 53. 4 ,Af QL, A A , 445, A , , Wu. . I XLQQ N, Sm., gsm s fm. is ii Q, xx .1 X W 253524 f 'cis M l . fy ,, if - I r- ' - f' I it fn .. 'FJ , Wi ' '. Jan Heslop Marsha Hiatt Steven Hoffa Charlene Hollenbeck Dion Hollenbeck Barry Hollins Debbie Holth Studying hard in French ll Alan Houghtelin Kenneth Howe Robert Hubbard Velvet Hubbard Diane Huff Larry Hunter Patricia lngle Rozanne Jakovac Annette Jakutowicz Sharon Johnson James Johnston Janice Johnston Gary Kelly Alan Knutsen Nancy Lamb Fernando Lara Joel Leavitt Tom Lee Karen Lindamood Wayne Louth Calvin Manley Rand Johnston BFUCB Keeler Jean Lane Nancy Langley Joan Marquardt Lynda Marshall Ken Martin Gloria Martinez Connie Matlock Linda Mauser Fred Mazzetti Therman McCormick John McDaniels Marla McKee Kathryn Nicol Linda Norbeck Barbara Nunnick Robert O'Hanlon Sam Olivas Larry Olszanski Irene Paredes Martha Paredes Ken Paris David McPhee Emmie Minor Laurene Minor Susan Naile Mike Otfoson Bill Page Farrell Pascarelli Randy Paul W Cathy Van Dusen Lee Walker Steve Warren Janice Wheeland Ernc Vang Dennis Vmle Don Walker Roy Wlcklund Greg Wllllams Glenn Wllllamson John Walker Betty Warfield Jim West Mike Williamson l , Karen Wiman Tim Wissinger Howard Woods Linda Woods Cynthia Woodward ,if ffgssekifi . , .. ' David Cole Ronnie Eckert Sheryl Kelly Ed Reeves PICTURES NOT TAKEN Lindo Jo Campbell Peggy Crutchfield Roger Dahl Kathy Guerrieri Jim Holden Sam Khoury Toni Kuliis Mary Luman Linda Mayfield Floyd Pellham Shelly Rodgers Vicki Smith Mark Soper Steve Strapelli Leon Waller Colleen Wolff Cathy Woods Bob Yates Varsity Football 1962. .. a team the Patriots were proud of! 1 Our prize winning band of 1962 OUI' f1l'Sf principal kemcmb r Varsity Basketball 1962. . . and they grew, ond they grew, and they grew. 1962 .... Bock in the days of the snack bar .......... aren't you glad we Cl'1eel'le0dBI' have vending machines now? Bf19l'1ff'C0m FIGHTI CSF, 1962, A great start for a great Organization. students leaders with 1962 Wrestling Squad. . . Our mighty mat men of yesterday. Mr. Ross. Wg I1 . The Year... 1962. . . A look into the Past. Congress, 1962, The instigators of a successful Student Government. 962, Always peppy, always Our first lawn planters. . .1962. . .The year that many clubs donated their Patriots, FIGHT, FIGHT, time and efforts toward the beautification of our school. , A-Q r , ,J '- Z 3, 2 Q f of-fqsmfi' . if Sherry Abarr Patricia Abreau Rick Adams David Anderson Rosie Appalafegui Nicholas Arcuri Steve Arenz Carl Askegreen Vernon Avery Brian Bagley Sue Bakko Gordon Baldwin Barbara Barren Diane Bates Richard Battle Sandra Beamesderfer Kathy Benne Angelina Belizzi Milton Bernard Bill Black Randy Bouer Thomas Bowden Cynthia Bower Mike Bowman Ray Bowman Paula Boyce Deanna Brasher David Brazier Bill Breer Dana Briden Sue Cormack Cathy Covert Sandy Cowgill Ross Cox Terry Cummings Gay Daly Jimmy Dean Sharon Dempsey Jeannette Des Ermia Dennis Dillon Vicky Dinger Ed Dotson Vending Machines ----------- out of order! Tracy Dowler Pot Dowling Greg Du Bois Kris Du Bois Paul Duris Don Eaton Lance Edward Larry Ehlert Verne Eide Bonnie Eldredge Cathy Ellison Ken Ellison Eva Ellsworth Carol Emerson Virginiu ESPlf'l0lU Jim Essary Ann Efem Dave Fink Dave Flood Linda Fournier .lanef Frank Steve Frazee June Freese Don Galien Barbara Garrow Donald Gary Monty Giavelli Terry Gibson Mike Goldston Sandra Good Betsy Gowen Michele Granath Allen Green Steve Groover Dorothy Guerrero John Guerrieri Don Gulbranson Gretchen Halbig Sharon Hall John Hansen John Horton Cheryl Howe Jeffrey Hudson Danny Huff Janet Huston Susan lngall Kenny Ira Bill Ironside Teddi James Larry Jehlen Nancy Johnson Sandy Jones Sue Jones Sa nd ra Judson Mark Harmon Don Harris Greg Hart Karen Hartshorn Richard Hawkinson Duane Henderson Burdell Henry Gwynne Henry James Hinrichs Robert Hol laday Michael Hollins Roy Hood James Hooper Sue Horrigan Eddie Juve Thomas Kane Timothy Keane Patty Keller Dana Kindrick Cathy Knight Gloria Knight Joel Knight lrma Koster Greg Krueger Steve Krueger Sherry Lacoe Z ., ' Terry La Grone Gloria Lahman Tom Langley Bill Langley Peggy Ann Larzalere Jim La Shell Bob Latner Jaqueline Lawrence Steve Lawrence Suzanne Lawrence Lynnette Lindamood Karen Lindblad Jo Mack Art students creating St YM rd eve agga Kerry Williams Susan Williams Neuron Williamson Karen Willis Phillip Willis Jim Winchester Sally Wissinger Beverly Wifi' Sandro Woline Heather Working Andrew Yancy Kathy Zoddock Paul ZUIgSCI'lmiZf Sandy Boyle Toni Gialanillee Suhdy Jvnes Election Time -- A really BIG decision! Ann Wylie NO PICTURE Salvadore Bautista Carol Harger Sue Jones Marcy Miller John Myers James Nessler Ingrid Olson Larry Sedwick Laurie Wyland Carol Whylie X Steven Adamson Sharon Albright Pamela Arena Janet Bachovchin Candace Ballard David Bancroft ,f W 1 nu ,Y V at V M 1, 1. X LL f :M . f '43 ,fl f l ,ty My ge , Q 'CV ' K rf, X tv Yr. L, W, 'R W. px K ' Hu ,V t '. ,l ty' '- ma yi? l JC X55 .Q V' N Q ' Q , l r ll' ls 'Y Catherine Dames Linda Barnes N V Kenneth Barr Robert Barten Chris Battle Dorothy Baxter Mary Bellizzi Paul Bergquum John Berquist David Berguim gft? N4 Michael Bigsher Debra Black Doug Blake Tana Bogart Terri Bower Janet Boyce Gary Boyd Scott Bradman l Richard Brittain William Brittain Phyllis Brown Pat Broxholme Buchanan Leslie Buchanan Tom Budvarson Eddie BUIBY1 Vem Burgess Charles Burkhard Ricky Burns Carlsen Burion X. Ronald Buschkomp Susan Cadwal ldor Richard Corrillo Mike Cassell Claudia Castaing Mary Chimarusfi Mike Chase Eileen Christiansen 171611 Morgon Chrlsloin Rudolph Cihok JW5 'i ii' Terry Clanton Catherine Clark Tom Clark Kay Clements Joan Coda Mary Colia Hal Collier Joyce Cook Y V l Lee Ann Cook Donald Cooper Alice Conrad Curt Comelius Lucille Corral Karen Cowglll Life!! ' N L I Carrol Craft Rebecca Crufhfleld Roberta Cullen Mark Cullens Bill Cummings Ron Dahms Gerrit De Jong Karen Drenrh Parry Dubois Alexis Eichman Chuck Dunn Ken Dick George Ellis A fresl1man's introduction John Diaz Steffen El I is Theresa Dobson Sandra Erickson Mary Espinoza Susan Farrow Chris Frace Denise Fenn Jerry Fenton Jerry Ferrara Larry Fillhart Vickie Fleck Becky Ford - Elizabeth Fresse To physical fitness Gary Freeman Darla Franks Blrney Fox Donald Fowler Kathy Friederlch Russell Gander John Georgia Gay Gilchrist Leah Gillette Mike Glllen w xx 'Ury' A GJ if ,, Ln, yn John Goldsworthy Monica Grage Junlce Green Richard Green Lester Greviston Denis Grider Phillip Hansen Necho Herrera Paula Hall Ronald Hampton if K .gk Davld Grindle Louise Griffin Frank Hampel Sharon Hardesfy Barbara Hardesfy Susan Hall Keith Hansen Ruth Herman Kay Hilgerf Christa Hayes Daniel Hqyg Carl Hiatt Theone Hawkinson Ricky Holladay Cynlhia Guggesberg Karen Harrie Larry Hays George Hood Mark Hoogervorsf Frank Hoffa Lynn Hazel Hough Clare Huber Allan Johnston Marsha Jones C iarcdo ellflr H Crystal lraola Doug Johnson Du ck Huff John Hunler Francine Jampefero Ann Johnston Kay Johnston Dan Jago John Johnson Diane lngraham Lynn Jones Lynn Keeler Bill Knight Ima Jopson Ken Kearns Teny Kerr Marshall Kelsay Allen Kurtz Mark Keck Sharon Lacy Anita Lafreniere Gary Lqmoureux Diane Larzalare Barry Leaming Linda Lea Mickey Lee Scott Lemons ' l Barbara Louili Dana Manley Dana Marsh Larry Marshall Joanne Martinez Susanne McCurdy Jackie Mclfibben Martin Mcliibben Kafhn McNulty Michael McNulty Only five minutes. . .Whewl Teddy Melfgn Earle Messersmilh Y 1 Curtis Miller Scot! Moody Peggy Morgan Shirley Morris James Moyer Paul Moynuer Roberf Munnick Linda Newsom Barbara Nichols Deborah Nichols Jim Nickel Craig Nielson , i Rebecca Nielsen Gerald Nogues Carol Nugent Andrew O Callaghan i Dennis O'Hanlon Phil Olds Gladys Ortiz Judy Payne Nancy Peet Patricia Perkovlch Freshmen orientation-1964 Warren Peterson Donna Phelan i Christina Pierce Mllte Pilz Marr: Plrog Debbie Port David Pyer Maurice Quigley Richard Quinn Mike Rabafich X a l ,- Y Mark Ramsower Diana Rechnitzer Rory Reeves John Rehkopf Anglo Renoldo Cafhefine Richafds Linda Riekemonn Barbara Rickabaugh Timothy Rlsher Y Coren Ritchie Randy Roberts Jennifer Roby-rg W Jane Rogers John Romero John Rosanbalm Domq Rggling Chyrle Rowleg Kathy Sage Anita Same Albert Sanchez Sally Sayre Scott Soyler 5fePhGI'1i9 Sdfff Robert Schaible Rlta Schanluub Lindo 5ChiPPf'Wnn Dianne Schmidt Robert Schroner Robert Schryver Linda Scott Linda Serofino ,mi fi' 4 l ' Q5 . Q 5 . Xxx Y A-fs S L 7 K Janice Servioika Linda Shaw Sharon Shields William Sims Karen Smm, Lester Smith Paul Smith Susan Snodgrass Colleen Souther John Spurllng Gena 5? Denis Sondra Steele Karen Stephens Walter Sfogsdill Denise S'f0l'l Jayne Strohl .lim Swarner Wendie Taylor Jim Telfer Joe Ter Horst Mario Zerrozos Patricia Thompson Debra Tiller - Gary Timm Colleen Torberv Claudia Townsend Jesus Treto Teresa Trouf Robert Turner Barbara Turner Andfew VCV' En99l9n Carol Goepplnger Jimmy Ward Carol Wannel In They finally camel BNC! 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I z A' V .vu A 1, ' I 'fgiif -- ' ,,...- -1 I T Q S lv .AV -,,, 5 Y. 1 13 A -1 1 i ,r ,Q ,1 ,. ai' L' G. 0 1-A 1 1 Lf 1,4 ,L 1 WL 7 'B Q, 11 wr fi Q- 2 ' if , Y' 1 .J ..1, I H 1 ,1-'W 1 6 1- 1 I' .1-r ' :L A1 ff. , S ' -I :V . gi R if , 551. 1 Z' f+!.'W .1221 A 1 A S linux N? .. 1 ,' 1 A . ,Y x Xiu-. Q., I? Wt. Student Body President Harold Aker Student Government serves the needs and interests of the students, giving them an opportunity to learn and par- ticipate in the system of self-government. Leadership conferences are held each fall to broaden interest and stimulate participation in student government at all levels . Student Body officers devote a great deal of time and energy to the successful operation of all student affairs. -Assisting in the government program is Mr. David Parker, Student Body Advisor . Student Body Treasurer Kathy Pilley Studenf Body Secretory Sharon Crouch Student Body Vice-President Jean Hoyer mlfl1Zl111 1 indent 6116 het Our Kelsey-Jennings reiectl Who's got the Pep? Four score and seven years ago. . . . . . . . A-one-and-a-two-and-a-HlKEl Girls' Slate Hay ' Stale Participating in the 1964 sessions of California Girls and Boys State were Jean Hoyer and Ryan Wilson. Held each June at Sacramento, these programs establish model legislatures and illustrate practical government in opera- tion. Anything you can do, I can do better . . . . . . . Oh yeah? One more article and l'll....... The Student Cabinet is the administrative branch of the student government. ln addition to the elected officers, members are selected by the President to serve as aides to the executive committee. LEFT TO RIGHT: June Dallas, Commissioner of Pep, Judy Bakko, Corresponding Secretary, Ira Chaffin, Historian, Dianna Vosberg, Commissioner of Activities, Rick Bucknum, Commissioner of Assemblies, Jim West, Commissioner of Music and Athletics, Marcia Phillips, Commissioner of Publicity, Jan O'Connor, Parliamen- tarian. Order ..... orderl ls this part of my iob? Whose food is worse? Senior tudmt ROW l: Louise Coda, Nia Fleck, Ann Bulen. ROW 2: Greg Penfold, Jack Ford, Mike McPhee. 80,011 Congressman Mike McPhee reports to his Sr. Civics class. ROW l: Nancy Teets, Kathy Sedlacek, Lynell Bull, Barby Prater. ROW 2i Laurie Wyland, Ann Purdum, Sandy Boyle, Allen Green. Student Congress is the representative and legislative body of the student government. Weekly reports inform students of all gov- ernment proceedings. Students in turn may contribute ideas for future school activities . age ,Yuuiar ROW I: Stephanie Duff, Cynthia Woodward, Marcia Phillips. ROW 2: Roger Dahl John Fowler, Ken Martin. 9011 ROW l: Katy Ponder, Debbie Nichols, Pat Perkovich. ROW 2: Mary Chimarusti, Marshal Kelsay, Pom Arena. Freshman Commissioner Terry Bower Senior Commissioner Ryan Wilson Sophomore Commissioner Junior Commissioner Tim Keane Dion Hollenbeck f ' ' Ulm ' ' OGHS students chat with Erling between classes. Broerup, Denmark, a small town near Copenhagen, is the home of Orange Glen's first, foreign ex- change student -- Erling Petersen. Having graduated from a Danish High School lost year, Erling will cat- tend the Polytechnical Institute of Copenhagen upon his return. He plans to become a civil engineer, maioring in bridge and harbor construction. The students of OGHS are extremely proud and honored to have Erling Petersen as a fellow Patriot Erling poses with his American family, the Guinthers. Erling enjoys Christmas with the AFS American Weld Kay Gifford President S Semi e l lll Ken Paris Vice- President Kathy Keane Secretary Marcia Phillips Treasurer Mr. Anderson Adviser President Kay Gifford was able to navigate for one of the entries. Walk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace. The American Field Service has made it possible for students from abroad to live and go to school in America, and experience the American way of life. Through this program, it is also possible for American students to live abroad. AFS is organized to help promote peace and understanding among the people of the world. Proceeds from a rally by the Palomar Sports Car Club, gave AFS its initial boost ROW l: N. Johnson, K. Gifford, J. Rcmsower, B. Scott, E Belding, N. Nicholson, K. Thornley, S. Boyle, C. Corneliu Hoyer, J. Battle, K. Keane, J. Dallas, J. McDaniels, D. Huf S. Corre, R. Gillette, B. Rogers, D. Dunn, E. Peterson, E Leavitt. ROW 5: J. Mulder, I. Choffin, D. Caster, C. Condrj Johnston, R. Wilson, P. Willis. President, lra Choffin Ziff ,Members To qualify for Life Membership in CSF, o stu- dent must be o member for four semesters, one oc- curing in the Senior year. Harold Aker JoAnne Bottle KUfl Y Keane Cheryl Klllfhe John LoShell Jim Mulder r A SCHOLARSHIP FOR SERVICE The California Scholarship Federation is composed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students who have attained academic excellence. Rigid requirements limit the mem- bership to students who have achieved a minimum of three i A's and two B's in academic subjects. This year the Orange Glen Giapter of CSF received its official charter, and will be striving to reach its goal' of Scholarship for Service. Mrs. Helen Roberts and Mrs. Sally Bree are advisers. ,Eff , Z4 ui 'laworth, N. Fleck, C. Kluthe. ROW 2: R. Jakovac, A. 1. Ferguson, L. Wyland, B. Prater, A. Etem. ROW 3: J. . Green, T. LaGrone, J. Rehkopf. ROW 4: F. Svoboda, lliollenbeck' A' Houghielln' M' Guiniher' A' Knuisen' 'l' OFFlCERS: Ira Chaffin, President, JoAnne Battle, Vice-Pres l' Pauleno' R' Bucknum' B' Newsom' 'l' Lashell' R' ident, Denis Dunn, Treasurer, Mark Gruinther, Historian. l l Ira Chaffin Nia Fleck Jean Hoyer Nancy Johnson Bill Newsom Erling Peterson Barbara Scott Ryan Wilson VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Johnson For maintaining the highest grade point aver- age for 4 years, Nancy has been named the Vale- dictorian of the Class of l965. She is a CSF Life Member and active in the Spanish Club. SALUTATORIAN l John LaShell John was selected Salutatorian of the Senior Class for his outstanding scholastic achievements at Orange Glen. He is a Life Member of CSF and also qualified for the finals of the National Merit Foundation . Senior fund -011 is These students were chosen by the faculty for their contributions to Orange Glen High School. The selections were based upon citizenship, character, attitude, class participation, and develop- ment and usage of scholastic skills. We are indeed proud to honor our Senior Stand-Outs. Harold Aker As ASB President of i964-65, Harold has proven to be a tn.rly cap- able leader. He is active in various sports and also placed second in the Elks Leadership Contest. Judy Baklco Judy, being ASB Secretary of l96'3-64, contributed much to OGHS . She served on the Cabinet and was Varsity Oieerleader in her Junior year. JoAnne Battle In her 2 years at OGHS, JoAnne She is a CSF Life Menber and placed high in the Voice of Democracy speech contest. has been active in CSF and Pep Club. Ira Chaffin As the first ASB President at OGHS, Ira set a precedent of leader- ship which he has never relinquished. For his many achievements, he was awarded the Ellc's Leadership Award. Denis Dunn As an excellent athlete and stu- dent, Denis has always represented Orange Glen well. He is active in the Lettermen Club and CSF and hopes to major in Engineering at Cal Poly of Pomona. Jean Hoyer As one of our outstanding leaders, Jeon hos held the office of ASB Vice- President. She represented our school at Girls' State in l964, and won the Elks Leadership Award for her many achievements . Louise Coda Louise has contributed greatly to the pep and enthusiasm of our young school . She has served as Varsity Cheerleader for 3 consecutive years and is active in student government. Nia Fleck For her unselfish service to school and community, Nia was presented the DAR Good Citizen award. Stu- dent government and AFS ore two of her major interests. Dove Johnson The quiet, sincere way of Dave Johnson will long be remembered when we recall athletics, student government, and Sr. Honors Night at OGHS. Dave looks to teaching as a possible career. June Dallas June's varied talents have added much to the success of Orange Glen . She has been a member of CSF and Student Cabinet and Congress. June also was head cheerleader. Kay Gifford In the interest of the foreign ex- change program, Kay has served as AFS president for 2 years. She hopes to travel to Europe some day and eventually work for the foreign ser- vice. Ryan Wilson As a National Merit Finalist, Ryan brought great honor to Orange Glen. He also attended Boys' State and is Sr. Class Commissioner. Ryan hopes to attend the University of California at San Diego. Key 61110 The Key Club is a group of hard-working, successful, young men. This year they have given service to our school by selling tickets at the football games. Key Club Members also sponsored the gala Sr. Honors Night ball. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Jim Horrigan, Treasurer, Bill Newsom, Secretary, Jim Kinley, Vice-President, Mike Alderman, President. SENIOR MEMBERS--ROW I: J. Whelan, B. Bornhoeft, B. Zuber, E. Peterson, J. Horrigan, B. Rogers, B. Bacher, J. Kinley. ROW 2: D. Johnson, I, Chaffin, J. Geoppinger, T. Cau- sey, R. Lacy, R. Smith, E. Johnson, B. Newsom, B. Rehkopf, J. LaSheIl, M. Alderman. JUNIOR MEMBERS--ROW I: J. McDanieIs, T. Lee, B. Bertie, M. Guinther, E. Reeves, R. Dahl, B. Eldridge, M. Ottoson, N. Fisher, S. Khoury, K. Snyder. ROW 2: J. Leavitt, B. Austin, K. Paris, B. Bucknum, S. Hoffa, R. Paul, B. Bacon, J. Fowler, R. Johnston, D. Castor, J. West, C. Condry. Vice-President Treasurer President Karen Thweott N0f1Cy Castine Jan O'Connor Secretary Lorrie Bothman Historian Jan Wheeland MEMBERS ellen HONOR,LOYALTY, and LEADERSHlP The motto of the Deltons re- presents the outstanding qualities of its members. These dedicated and successful leaders serve the school and aid the students when- ever possible. This year the 25 Junior and Senior girls chose blue blazers as their official attire . Judy Bakko, Pat Bores, Marsha Bryant, Ann Bulen, Louise Coda, Sharon Crouch, Nic Fleck, Barbara Funk, Kay Gifford, Judy Goldhaber, Donna Haworth, Jean Hoyer, Nancy Johnson, Cheryl Kluthe, Judy McDonald, Cheryl McQuead, Marcia Phillips, Kathy Pilley, Diana Vosberg, Cynthia Woodward, Advisor-Miss Anglim. l cfm., Fiaiff - ,f K if fitcrary 611111 Members of the Literary Club meet to promote further appreciation of literature in addition to improv- ing their own writing. Nia Fleck is President and Miss Patricia Bringer is the advisor. All gfllb With the able assistance of Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant, the Art Club en- courages interest and appreciation in all fields of Art. Officers are: Bev- erly Atkinson, Secretary, Sandy Kurtz, President, Jan Wheeland, Treasurer, Sue Callander. 611555 61116 Chess Club officers: Bob Rogers, Presidentg Brian Rehkopf, Secretary, and Bryce Bacher, Vice-President, enioy a familiar pastime. Mr. Monte Lefton advises the group at regular meetings. Gcrfmzrz 61110 Prost! hail the German Club oFFicers: ROW l: Darol Caster, Nancy Teets, Joel Leavitt. ROW 2: Ann Purdum, Lorrie Bothmon, Barbara Timmons, Brian Rehkopf fPresidentl. Under the supervision of Mr. Gordon Zittel, the club increases their know- ledge of Germany and German tra- ditions. Parlez-vous francais? IF you do, the French Club is for you. Visiting theaters and museums and indulging in French cuisine are a- mong the many activities sponsored each year. Mr. Dale Baldridge serves as advisor, Mark Guinther, President, Kathy Keane, Secretary, Roger Dahl, Vice-President, and Jim Mulder, Treasurer. latin 611111 Togas and laurel wreaths set the scene For Latin Club gatherings. With the assistance of Miss MaryAnn Coyne, the members broaden their knowledge and appreciation of the Roman civilization. Officers are: Sandy Hampel, Quaestorp Barby Prater, Scribe, Leann Wilson, Censorg Russell Gandee and Don Chaffin, Consulsf and Frank Svoboda, Praetor. gffllfll 61110 fcttcrmeu Lettermen Club officers: Mike McPhee, Sergeant at Arms, Steve Dunn, President, Jack Ford, Secretary-Treasurer, and Dave Johnson, Vice-Pres- ident. GAA OFFICERS: D. Port, S. Judson, L. Griffin, M. Rogers, J. Fenton, E. Minor, McQuead, K. Wiman, C. Cornelius, D. Haworth fPres.l. ROW l: G. Dexter, B. Callander, l. Chaffin A. Thompson, M. McPhee, R. Smith, D. John G. Penfold, R. Teel, R. Teel, R. Wilson. The primary concern of the Girls' Athletic Association is to develop athletic skill, encourage leadership, and promote team- work and sportsmanship among the members. Faculty advisor is Mrs. Jackie Nichols. The Lettermen Club is composed of Var- sity Lettermen who wish to increase their athletic skill and sportsman-like ideals. The high physical and moral standards set by the members are an inspiration to all Orange Glen athletes. Mr. Dick Disney serves as advisor . L. Evans, D. Perez, J. Ford, D. Dunn, D. Bores. ROW 2: D. Eaton, son, B. Hollins, H. Aker. ROW 3: J. Mulder, K. Paris, J. Geoppinger, V4.4 Before ........ i Alley-Ogpl' Afl8I'l Kharu g g, ROW l: E. Martinez, K. Drenth, M. Chimarusti, L. Fox, K. Vosberg, R. Apalategui, T. Williams, S. Crouch, K. Benne, P. Broxholme, L. White, M. Vieyra, M. Vieyra, P. Dowling, S. Bakko, J. Johnston, R. Harper, Mr. Harrison. ROW 2: E. Bulen, S. Bulen, R. Moss, M. Connor, N. Lamb, S. Filhart, B. Broderick, S. Cowgill, C. Freetly, C. Morris, K. Tobler, G. Knight, J. Modock, D. Anderson. ROW 3: R. Grider, J. McDaniels, L. Scheppman, M. Bryant, P. Hall, K. Hoy, J. Colia, M. Rodgers, L. Griffin, S. Kurtz, T. Hawkinson, W. Taylor, P. Johnson, T. Watson. ROW 4: W. Louth, B. Hyde, M. Pardee, S. Soper, S. Rodgers, C. Howe, L. Bull, D. Stroh, L. Barnes, L. Minor, M. Minor, M. Brown, N. Johnston, J. Kunkel. ROW 5: D. Dyer, K. Paris, F. Pascarelli, D. Richards, K. Johnston, K. McBee, G. Daly, J. Burton, J. Bakko, S. Sarff, A. Quigley, J. Geop- pinger, M. Harmon. .Madera Snscmblc The Torch salutes the Modern Ensemble for their many contributions this year. Under the direction of Mr. Dan Harrison, the group per- formed at home basketball games, assemblies, and con- certs. Each member was se- lected for his outstanding mu- sical ability. MEMBERS INCLUDE: H. Aker, V. Avery, C. Dill, T. Gibson, T. Gray, B. Hyde, G. Howe, J. Martin, K. Martin, G. Prior, R. Rivest, B. Snapp, D. Walker, K. Wiman. .Madcrn gill? 'r ROW l: M. Rodgers, S. Rodgers, S. Sarff, J. Bakko, K. McBee, S. Cowgill, B. Broderick, S. Crouch, K. Benne. ROW 2: Mr. Harrison, N. Johnston, T. Watson, M. Harmon, J. Geoppinger, K. Paris, R. Grider, J. McDaniels, R. Moss. Hand ROW l: R. Grider, K. Friederich, D. Huff, K. Friedrichs, N. Williamson, K. DuBois, M. Pardee, D. Rechnitzer, S. McCurdy R. Moss, J. Huston, K. Cowgill, A. Johnston, S. Dawson, T. Gibson, K. Wiman. ROW 2: R. Holladay, C. Covert, K. Sage, J Bachovchin, M. Ramsower, L. Freese, N. Serr, B. Hyde, H. Aker, K. Martin, G. Boyd, J. Hansen, J. Norris, B. Watson, S Moody, L. Waldron, C. Dill. ROW 3: R. Rivest, D. Royal, M. Burke, Mr. Harrison, G. Howe, E. Messersmith, R. Eckert, D Chafy, K. Snyder, T. Gray, J. West, B. Bacher, D. Walker, G. Prior, R. Carrillo, M. Brown, V. Avery, R. Turner. ROW 4: L Marshall, G. Church, R. Piper, L. Causey, D. Brazier, J. Martin. Che 'Lila ke! Ryan Wilson examines proof before the presses roll. The Musket Staff works hard to meet their next deadline. An outstanding journalism class kept Patriots aware of all school events. Reporters are: Cynthia Woodward, Sharon Hall, Sue Teets, Laurie Wyland, Bill Short, Don Calac, John Thornley, Margy Miller, Rieca Moody, and Barby Prater. Linn White is Ads Man- ager. This is perfection exclaimes Miss Annelle Davenport, adviser. Editors: Jan Fenton, Associate, Deana Hampshire, Society, Ryan Wilson, Sports, Jan Wheeland, Chief. Jan O'Connor Co-Editor Bob Bornhoeft Co- Editor Staff members spend long hours designing the 1965 Torch zllb' 'Tarclz Mr. D'Amelio gives advice to Mona Vieyra. Activities ...... Jean Hoyer, Louise Coda, Nancy Cas- tine, Marcia Phillips, Patsy Peterson, Diana Vosberg Advertisements. .Kay Gifford Business ....... .Martha Rogers, Eunice Nielsen Classes ......... Ruth O'Connor, Virginia Kelly Curriculum ..... Becky Prater . Faculty ........ Ruth Mullay, Gary Kelly lntroduction .... Chris Manning, Susie D'amelio, Marlene Don't cut off his headl Thompson . . . . Mona Vieyra, Renee Pierce, Adrienne Henry . . . . .Buz Ponce, John McDaniels Sports fGirlsJ. . . Benito Esparza Editors ......... Jan O'Connor, Bob Bornhoeft Adviser ........ Mr. John D'Amelio Seniors. . . . Sports. . . . . 123 Drama 611111 There's no business like show busi- ness. . . according to members of the Drama Club. In addition to acting, they leam the art of theatrical make-up, design and construct sets and scenery, and participate in student directing. This year's productions included the play Laura, and Sky High, a musical- comedy. Assisting the students is their ad- viser, Mr. John D'Amelio. President John Rinehart confers with other officers, Nancy Lamb, Wayne Johnson, and Bronya Clover. lt can't be. . .l thought l'd never see you againl exclaims Jan Beisner to Nancy Castine who plays Laura. The Health Careers Club strives to pro- mote enthusiasm for those interested in a med- ical career. The officers are Nancy Teets, Publicity Chairman, Ann Purdum, Secretary, Kathy Sedlacek, Treasurer, and Paula Boyce, President. Drama Club members rehearse lines for Laura. ff alflz Kzzrccrs 61116 I7 ,U 61110 J Through the careful planning and presentation cess. Congratulations to the Pep Club and their adviser, Mr. Jacobs, for a job well donel GIRLS OFFICERS--ROW l: Darleen Senter, V. Pres., Diane Vosberg, Pres. ROW 2: Kathy Sedlacek, Judy Chadwick, Joan Ramsower, Judy McDonald. Ooooooo--Painting posters for Pep Club is a riotl BOYS OFFICERS: Bob Zuber, Tres., Bryce Bacher, Sec., Ryan Wilson, V. Pres., Bob Bornhoeft, Pres. Patriots come to the rescue at another exciting Pep Rally. Pep Club members frantically hoist the Patriot banner. by the Pep Club, the Sadie was a great suc- 1 ,QV 1 A - 5 we , . .al ,J i 1 Sf F A 5 5 rink 3? ' E Q4 5? 'Q fa- ' www., H, 'Z 5 if if awww was--W...,W iw fix as at R A, .,,,.-Q4 Msn N 3 ff,- J Q -x i, ii saws . 1 S1 Q, ,Q 'z King .Queen Dove Johnson and Ann Bulen 011 If Jerry Soufher and Louise Coda Ebb Nowry and Karen Thwectt S it r Honors ,Night Harold Aker crowns King David Charge! l! Johnson. On October 30, 1964, Orange Glen High saluted the class of 1965 by celebrating SENIOR HONORS NlGHT . During the Festivities, special tributes were paid to the many outstanding members of our first graduating class. Royalty graces Senior Honors Night. l Ecstasy Past and Present Cheerleaders ioin in festivities. Pair bf Gridder In every football season there is always one game that people remember as the most thrilling. This season, the game at Vista High School turned out to be the most outstanding. The Patriots entered this game as under-dogs, however at the end of the contest the Pats were out in front, 7-6, due to tremendous determination and spirit. The Patriots started out the season on more or less the right foot when they battled Poway to a scoreless tie. However, in the second contest, powerful Lincoln of San Diego traveled to Memorial Field for another game that will live in the eyes of Patriot rooters for years to come. The Pat's again were dubbed as heavy under-dogs, and eventually succumbed to the more experienced and faster Lincoln Homets by a score of 20-6, however not before staging one of the best fights in the short history of Orange Glen. Orange Glen seemed well-armed for their fight to finish high in the standings of the tough Avocado League. However, because of many early season iniuries and other unforeseen circumstances, the Pat's wound up with a disappointing record of two wins and seven losses. Individual honors given to the Patriots for Player of the Week were presented to Dave Johnson twice, John Rinehart, Ira Chaffin, captains Norm Johnston and Mike McPhee, Bob Chimarusti, Butch Callendar and Jim Geoppinger. Also, Dave Johnson, while capturing two Player of the Week awards, was voted into the All-Avocado League defensive team. A great honor for anyone. These players, coupled with the other twenty-nine team members, fought on for tradition and honor at Orange Glen High School. ROWl P Nicolas, B Chlmarustl, J Thornley G Urdahl S. Abarr, J. Ford, G. Nicols, L. Blacktooth, L. Evans, G. Dexter, D Perez ROW2 R Moss Manager, D Rlchabaugh R Pettis, R. Boxell, J. Robbins, A. Thompson, B. Mazzetti, J. Rinehart, B Callendar, H Aker, D Dunn, N Johnston ROW3 T. Bice, Coach, Ray Teel, B. O'Hanlon, l. Chaffin, B. Hollins, D. Johnson G Penfold, C Casperson, T Schouten M McPhee, Russ Teel, J. Geoppinger, E. Johnson, D. Disney, Coach. NOT SHOWN D Denton, Coach B Ponce, K Martin E Mazzetti, S. Dunn. VARSITY SCOREBOARD OG 0 OG 6 OG 28 OG 6 OG 0' OG 0' OG 6' OG 7' OG 0' Q League Games Qauglzf On .... Veteran coaches Tom Bice and Dick Disney are seen discussing the Player of the Week Plaque with the newest addition to Orange GIen's coaching staff, Dale Denton. POWAY O LINCOLN 20 ARMY- NAVY I4 S . CLEMENTE 26 UNIVERSITY 20 FALLBROOK I8 OCEANSIDE 26 VISTA 6 SAN DIEGUITO I3 Pafrials af Own c Glen PATRlOT'S OFFENSIVE TEAM: Linemeng Greg Penfold, Mike McPhee, Jack Ford, Buzz Pence, Larry Evans, Norm Johnston, Butch Callander. Backs, Dave Johnson, Ira Chaffin, Ken Martin, Denis Dunn. I I J .. ,. Q- .. . ' ought 1711... PATRIOT DEFENSIVE BACKS: Allen Thompson, Butch Callendar, Ira Chaffin, and Gary Urdahl All did a fine iob. for Chair ,Uma was Mater Johnston and Johnson, Patriots tough linebackers, both nominated for All-League. Denis Dunn, speedy wingloack, charged down the sidelines for o 40 yard kick-off return against the eager San Clemente opponents. Denis Dunn slips past several San Clemente Tack- lers, as he uses some of his razzle-dazzle running for o fine gain. A pack of Patriot tacklers swarm around a Poway runner as he is stopped for a short gain. This was done many times by the Pats, as Poway was held scoreless. A powerful group of the Patriot defense is shown ripping a Poway runner, as lra Chaffin, Norm Johnston, and Greg Penfold are charging in for the kill. ROW I: Coach Parker, J. Fowler, J. Knight, R. Hawkinson, T. Lee, B. Henry, C. Hammer, R. Vc Quead, L. Hunter, D. Huff J. Dean, C. Rhodes, Coach Watts. ROW 2: B. Chimarusti, V. Eide, J. Myers, S. Means, D. Sherman, B. Bacon, D. Walker, D Eaton, M. Hollins, D. Cole, M. Bowman, J. Martin, E. Reeves, B. Eldredge. ROW 3: J. West, W. Louth, A. Knutsen, K McDaniels, D. Gary, L. Mullins, B. Ironsides, S. Frazee, D. Calac, R. Dulanney, R. Paul, R. Forbes. ,W D'play d nur gc Most Valuable Player Dan Huff is seen sweeping right end, against University High, for a twelve yard gain. Excellent coaching divided into young, eager and determined football players equals over-all, a young, eager and determined football team. Such was our Junior Varsity football team for 1964. Head coach, Dave Parker, along with his fine assistant Paul Watts, guided the young Pats to a re- cord of 4 wins and 4 losses. Led by Most Valuable Player Dan Huff, Captain Jim West and some excellent blocking and tackling by the rest of the team, the JV's trampled their first three opponents by decisive scores. In actual league play, the JV, in one of the most exciting games of the season, ripped arch-rival San Dieguito by a score of 6 to 0. Football teams in the future look tremendously bright for Orange Glen High. Behind the able leadership of coaches Dave Chappie and Bill Wetzell, this year's Frosh were a sure bet to better the past performances of Freshmen teams in the past. Led by quarterback Paul Moyneur, end Albert San- chez ond linebacker Jerry Fenton, the Frosh molded a tremendous season's record of 6 wins, 1 loss and I tie. Patriots of Orange Glen can be confident that this yeor's Freshmen, in years to come will fight hard for their Alma Mater. With the help of some excellent Frosh blocking, quarter back Paul Moyneur is shown running for a fine gain. 57: lzmm haw d Sp 'fit ROW l: R. Carrillo, M. Ramsower, D. Blake, W. Brittain, R. Buschkamp, G. Ellis, M. Kelsey, P. Moyneur, W. White. ROW 2: N. Herrera, C. Cornelius, L. Fillhart, M. Lee, J. Ferrara, J. Moyer, R. Gandee, D. Brittoin, J. Fenton, M. McNulty,A. Sanchez. ROW 3: Coach Wetzell, P. Bergquam, J. Spurling, J. Burquist, D. Bancroft, D. Huff, J. Diaz, F. Hoffa, A. John- ston, C. Dunn, R. Reeves, M. Pirog, Coach Chappie. NOT SHOWN: D. Johnson, M. Tumer. . , A , . af 4' it EE A K V, , ' 1 Sf m 45 ff- , x ,, sf ai 21 ' :A JJ if W Q -ew W 3 ...., ' 'i 93 ,kb A , . I k I 5 ag. x 5' W . . ,Q f 1 we f , A -Q V 'i' fi! Due to a tremendous team effort and the ex- cellent leadership of Coach Wetzell, Orange Glen's Varsity basketball team displayed out- standing potential in its first year in the tough Avocado League. After a slow start, the Pat- riots began to move, with good showings in both the Perris and Fallbrook Tournaments. At the end of pre-season play they had molded a re- cord of 7 wins and 5 losses. In basketball, as in football, the Patriots played their most exciting game in league com- petition against Vista High School. Playing in our gym, these never-say-die Patriots battled the Panthers down to the end of the game, finally succurrbing by a 57-56 score. This was the closest the Patriots came to winning a game in the tough Avocado League. While playing with detem1ina- tion and showing tremendous potential, Orange Glen's Patriots did much to uphold the reputation of sportsmanship and resolution in every sport they entered. Several individuals played well for the Pat- riots during the 64-65 season. Ryan Wilson, realizing his potential this year, used luring fakes to outrnaneuver his often taller opponents, lead- ing the team in scoring. Richard Gillet, perhaps the most consistent player in the line-up, con- tinually drilled the nets with his long iumpers and played well on defense. Ebb Nowry found his own at the beginning of league play and did a great iob while rebounding against bigger foes. These Patriots, along with the other team mem- bers, combined in a supreme effort for Orange Glen, never giving up against more-experienced competition. Varsity Scoreboard OG 49 Marian 51 OG 39 Laguna Beach 56 OG 48 Army-Navy 25 OG 50 Hemet 81 OG 49 Army-Navy 38 OG 61 San Clemente 46 OG 75 Army-Navy 46 OG 50 Poway 31 OG 61 Colton 66 OG 49 San Jacinto 37 OG 62 Norte Vista 83 OG 56 Marian 51 OG 40 'University 66 OG 66 'Fallbrook 75 OG 43 'Oceanside 88 OG 58 'Vista 59 OG 49 'San Dieguito 62 OG 61 Elsinor 44 OG 47 'University 64 OG 46 'Fallbrook 63 OG 47 'Oceanside 77 OG 43 'Vista 70 OG 42 El Caion 81 OG 44 'San Dieguito 68 ' league games Patriot center Ebb Nowry is shown leaping above his Oceanside oppo- nent to get the second period tip- off. Pre-Game tensions are high as coach Wetzell gives a last minute talk to fire up the Patriots Guard Richard Gillett finds himself in a tight spot. 139 SCOREBOARD Marian Laguna Beach Army 81 Navy Poway Marian University Fallbrook Cceanside Vista San Dieguito Elsinore Fallbrook University Oceanside Vista El Caion San Dieguito ROW 'lx Coach Dixon, K. Broerman, L.McLeod, R. Dahl, J. Guerrieri, S. Ridge- way lMgr.l. ROW 2: T. Keane, J. Hinrichs, L. Edwards, D. Chaffin. floopslcr Gain d As his Patriot teammates move in to assist, John Guerrieri at- tempts to sunk a iump shot over his Oceanside opponent's out- Ezp rim e This year's JV mentor was newcomer Frank Dixon. Dixon, who followed Paul Watts at the helm, showed signs of outstanding leadership as he lead the young Pats to a seasonal reading of 7 wins and ll losses. With inexperience going against them this year, the Junior Varsity fell to an unexpected low for over- all team standings in the tough Avocado League. Winning their First five games in six outings, the JV seemed well on their way to a successful season. However, when League play finally came, the iunior Pats were unable to muster any victories . The Patriots final two triumphs came at the expense of non-league rivals Elsinore and El Caion. Boasting a tremendous season's record of IO wins and 3 losses, the smallest of the Patriots at Orange Glen, the freshmen, battled each opponent with the enthusiasm and spirit that Patriots are noted for. After dropping their first game to Ramona by a close score of 35-32, the little Pats bounced back to win their next eight in a row. Contributing to the attack ofthe Frosh was their successful coach Dave Chappie. Chappie, in his second year of coaching at the Frosh level, has proved himself very capable of coaching the young athletes that will be tomorrow's varsity candidates. The crowd is tense while watching another exciting Freshman basketball game. 5'resl1mcn 16? am' Pa trio is ROW l: T. Kerr, D. Brittain, E. Herrera, W. Peterson, R. Buschkamp, C. Miller, A. Renaldo, K. Dick, B. Cummings. ROW 2: L. Fillhart, D. Herrera, P. Moyneur, W. Brittain, J. Berquist, M. Cassell, D. Blake, M. McNutty, D. Huff, P. Ber- qquam, J. Fenton, Coach Chappie. Not Shown: T. Budvarson. OG 32 OG 50 OG 37 OG 43 OG 52 OG 45 OG 5l OG 38 OG 45 OG 51 OG 45 OG 57 OG 46 FR ESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES Ramona Earl Warren Earl Warren University Lincoln Oceanside Fallbrook Washington University Lincoln Oceanside Fallbrook Washington 'PTT ' 1 ROW l: KKNEELINGI R. Riggs fManagerl, J. Dean, E. Olivas, K. Broerman, N. Johnston, G. Urdahl, S. Ovival, J. Thornley, D. Vinie, W. White. ROW 2: D. Eaton QManagerD, V. Eide, R. Forbes, B. Callander, K. Martin, R. Teel, T. Tate, B. Ponce, D. Blake, C. Condry, J. Knight fManagerJ. ,wing film' IK gh! Haseb ll With the coming of spring, basketballequipment was put away and baseball uniforms, shoes, and gloves were brou- ght out. The Patriots, with all of last years team returning and some good prospects up from the iunior varsity showed many observers in early practices that they had a nucleus of a fine team. However when the first two games rolled around all indications of a good team were hard to find . The Pats were thumped by Elsinore 12-3 in the first encounter and then went on to lose to Army-Navy by a score of 3-l . ln the third game it was a different story, however. Again meeting Elsinore on the latters diamond, the Patriots put togeth- er timely hitting and pitching to muster a 3-0 victory. When league competition finally arrived, the Pats were in full gear and eager to meet their rough opponents. Up to the time the Torch went to press, the leading Patriot hitter was second baseman Dennis Vinie. Catcher Ernie Olivas had been the Pat's outstanding defensive performer. With veteran coach Tom Bice leading the way, the '65 baseball season certainly looked bright for Orange Glen. OG 3 Elsinore 12 OG l Army-Navy D3 OG 3 Elsinore 0 OG 0 University 4 OG ll Fallbrook 4 OG 0 Oceanside 5 OG l Vista 2 Patriot second baseman Dennis Vinie is striding toward first base moments after ' singling to center field against tough Fallbrook Warriors . Coach Tom Bice, the leader of the Patriot Base- ball team, seems impressed with the early sea- The camera catches the Patriots in a tense moment as they keep son progress of the Pats' a watchful eye on their worthy opponents. As first baseman Buzz Ponce and third baseman Jim Deon prepare for some action, pitcher Vern Eide lets loose one of his sizzling fast balls to baffle the opposing batsman. ROWI P Johnson lMgr D Huff P Mansmo, S Means J Hansen, Coach Pusker. ROW 2: P. Moyneur, J. McDaniels, R Dahl D Galyean S Hagata G Williams ROW3 S Phelps R. Dahms, R. Hood, R.Johnston, D. Richabaugh, R.Teel, ,YV lwufd Pvmic Expecting great things from this year's JV Baseball team, many interested fans have observed Coach Don Pusker whipping his charges into form in pre-season practices. Both old and new faces dotted the line-up as the many prospects fought for starting positions. Eagerness and desire are traits that are evident in each player as he strives to better Orange Glen's stand- ings in the high school sport's world. Experimenting with different players, Coach Pusker has been eager to find the right combination. With each player showing trememdous potential, Orange Glen's JV Baseball team is sure to finish high in the standings this season. Patriot team again executes winning effort for O.G.H.S. Outstanding determination and hustle which helped to overcome the inexperience of the newly formed Freshman baseball team were evident as the squad began early sea- son practice. At press time, the small Pats, under the capable coach- ing of Gordon Zittel, were putting up a game fight in league play . Baseball talent in years ahead is assured at Orange Glen . ?r0sl1 ought Hard ROW iz D. Grider, F. Hoffa, W. Martin, F. Hampel, R. Burns, W. Britton, J. Nickel, D. Brittan. ROW 2: K. Bales, M Christian, T. Kerr, R. Cihak, L. Fillhart, M. McNulty, G. Ellis, A. Van Engelen, B. Munnuch, D. Johnson, A. Johnston, M Pirog, A. San Chez, Coach Zittel. ROW l: N. Johnston, C. Bryant, B. Eldredge, S. Bulen, N. Fisher, E. Reeves. ROW 2: R. Paul, B. Callender, M. Giavelli, R. Bucknum, J. Fowler, R. Forbes, Coach Denton. ROW l: M. Lee, T. Robbins, F. Norbeck, E. Bulen, T. Langley, B. Langley, W. Louth. ROW 2: Coach Den ton, M. Goldston, N. Arcuri, D. Walker, R. Pettis, L. Hunter. Butch Callender is shown tormenting his Fallbrook op- ponent as he is holding him to a near pin in the second period . .Mafmm ved .Miglz ly Under the expert leadership of Coach Dale Den- ton, Orange Glen's Varsity wrestling team this year posted its most outstanding season and displayed one of the finest showings for a varsity sport in Orange Glen's history. Denton generated a new, well deserved interest in wrestling in Patriot sports fans, as his team compiled a season's record of 8 wins and 4 losses and an admirable 4 and 2 slate in league competition. The Patriot grapplers accomplished a tiefor second in their first year in the tough, Avocado League, losing only to the more experienced Vista and Oceanside teams. Several matmen showed well for Orange Glen in tournaments and post-season matches. Of these, Bruce Eldridge, elected next year's captain by his teammates, faired best with victories in both the Vista and Avocado League Tournaments. He also progressed to the SD-CIF finals before being defeat- ed. Norm Johnston, most valuable wrestler this year, also posted wins in the Vista and Avocado League Tournaments and missed CIF in the last ten seconds ot a hotly disputed match. Rick Bucknum was another Patriot who displayed exceptional de- sire as he was chosen most improved wrestler on this year's team . Many other Patriots showed maximum effort while leading out matmen to the excellent season they posted this year. R , +24 2,32 ff -4 Q S A M ' 4 k, K3 kg -.--':: Yf A '- .Qxf xnxx 1 KE? mit J ar 333 3- .. ' , f, 1 5 Q' 'A 'T 3' I Q is in KAQA Q W 4 H 5 , X . X X X Q X f , x 59, ,,, E W .1 wk E Q 1 1, ji N Hack elm' an firm d ROW l: J. Mulder, B. Bacher, J. Hinrichs, Coach Dixon. ROW 2: T. Keane, B. Austin, B. Newsom, B. Erickson. ROW 3: M. Guinther, D. Chaffin, P. Willis. Not Shown: E. Petersen. Ccnnis 50 f Frank Dixon's first year as tennis coach at With Coach David Chappie leading his golf- Orange Glen has the possibilities for a rousing ers from one match to another, the newly form- success. The tennis team, led by Most Valua- ed group gained the needed experience and ble Player Jim Mulder, so far has blanked Fall- confidence to make up a fine team. brook 28-O and thumped SanDieguito 27 lf2 - Paced through most of the season by sopho- lf2. Though the stiffer competition was yet to more Ray Nicol, the golfers showed much depth come, Orange Glen's varsity tennis team show- and valance for the gold season. ed promise of going all the way. J Golfer I3 gan ROW1: W. Johnston, K. Ira, R. Bell, D. McPhee. ' ROW 2: Coach Chappie, M. Alderman, R. Nicol, M. Bonds, B. Rogers, J. Horrigan, V. Stererson, M. l McPhee, R. Quinn. L' W ,l70l'f5' ROW l: A.Yancey, L. Thompson, S. Martinez, J. Wanders, K. Howe. ROW 2: J. Ward, T. Kelma, G. Apalategui, G. Odle, R. Bouet. Not Shown: Coach Turner, R. Hartman. Hross - auntry Wimming Led through out most of the season by most valuable player Randy Hartman, Orange Glen's first cross-country team fought on to a success- ful season . Aided by the valuable coaching of Paul Turn- er, the cross-country team developed stamina and courage matched by few other teams in the county. Boasting a swimming team for the first time in its short history, Orange Glen High School's inexperienced swimmers Faced the tremendously tough Avocado League competition with much enthusiasm . Paced throughout most of the season by John Whelan, the Pat's performed very well under the guidance of swimming coach Fred Jennings. ROW I: D. Jago, C. Morgan, T. Kane, G. Church, M. Ramsower, T. Bulgarelli, G. Pearson, J. La- Shell, J. Telfer, J. Witt, R. Wicklund. ROW 2: C. Smith, D. Moe, T. Causey, N. Williamson, Coach Jennings, J. Morris fMgr.l. ROW 3: C. Sillsby, J. Martin, J. Whelan, R. Lacy, L. Waldron, S. Pauletto, D. Dyer. Not Shown: R. Kurpuis, R. Moss, G. Peet, J. Smith, W. Louth. or Orange 51511 Andre -4 , www-sw we es-S we -s 1+ 1:- 'ff is . . fsifiil' fl 2 LSTZ. I . M.- .-.ML g-greed: H g, Q mis. .sive ,, .K g - x.,f f. H... 1. , sim- lyk 3s4m,.,QR.y.tg?Qs,a.w...Li,,ps, s ,,sQ,.,.is,.r ,4,,,..41g,.fg ., ,Qs Q :greg 3. ,gsm f T - i - st TENNIS: JoAnn Battle and Kendyl Collier score their win- SPEED-A-WAY: A game similar to kick ball and soccer. ning point. i l i v TUMBLING: This is the modern way of building a pyramid. Girls ' ports Orange Glen High School has one of the most successful girls' physical education programs in the country. As teachers, Miss Ang- lim, Mrs. Nichols, and Mrs. Vernon, realize that in order fora student to be strong in mind, she must also be physically fit. Not only do they teach the rules of the games, but they also promote good sportsmanship in an effort to help the girls get along well with others. With a variety of activities available, all of the girls are able to excel in at least one of their favorite sports. Such sports include soft ball, volley tennis, track and field events, and the newly-formed varsity hockey team. We can all be extremely proud of our girls' physical education for it contributes greatly to the curriculum of Orange Glen High. SOFTBALL: A perfect pitch. HIGH JUMP: Karen Friedrichs clears four feet. HOCKEY TEAM--ROW l: K. Gifford, K. Guerrieri, E. Minor, L. Mauser, P. Gowen, J. Fenton. ROW 2: D. Haworth, C. Kluthe, S. Cowgill, L. Froschauer, J. Burton,XC. Stroheker, J. Hoyer, K. Keane! V. Fleck imana erl. . Peggy Gown attempts the discus, while Donna Haworth puts th shot. , , . ' 1 I l .. J. ..:t 33 E' Eiliff? 'WL' ' 'f Jw M fm T J. T' fi fQ'1f ' , T , l ' ,fy ' 'Luis f' L A f , ,- ff U 1.4. fl , X 6. cf. c H AIC- J , J I J ,Q 'L ef' ,V is 54,110 j U A ,VL W , Wk . . . VV ' ' f 1 2 1 f 1 , -' f --,.- ' ' . .. s :.,f' ,oo, 21, r 4' .. 2 pm. ' 5,5113 1. 1, 'E f Wx 1 J fl Lift xfW '3 f gin A v ' , s J L ,' gggf I f-ag t..1 it ' it I L Ls' ' ,..' . ' INSTRUCTORS: Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Vernon and Miss Anglim. ARCHERY: Kathy Boynton, Judy Chadwick, and Barbara Stephens attempt a bulls-eye. BASKETBALL: .... our group had 22? fewer baskets with this teaml VOLLEY TENNIS: The fun sport with tennis and volleyball combined. 6 ADAMS, DWIGHT dwight P.28 track AKER, HAROLD harold P.28 ASB Pres., Soph. Class Treas. Lettermen Club Treas., Var. Football, JV Football, Track, Key Club, CSF ALDERMAN, MICHAEL mike P.2B Key Club Pres., JV Football, JV Basketball, Pep Club APALATEGUI, GEORGE george P. 28--C-Track, JV Basketball, Var. Track, Var. Cross-country, Lettermen Club ARENA, LARRY david P.28 JV Basketball ARP, KENNETH ken P.28 JV Basketball ATKINSON, BEVERLY bev P.57 Art Club Sec., Pep Club BACHER, BRYCE bryce P.57 Pep Club Sec., Chess Club Vice-Pres., Key Club, Band BAKER, RICHARD richard P.29 BAKKELA, DALE dale P.29 Track, Cross-country BAKKO, JUDY iudy P.29 ASB Sec., Var. Cheerleader, Valdon Rep., Student Cong., Corresponding Sec., Pep Club, Deltons, GAA BALDRIDGE, DAN ding P.29 BANCK, GUNILLA nilla P.29 HI Tri Ski Club, German Club, Drama Club BARBER, MAXINE maxine P.29 BATTLE, JO io anne P.30 Pep Club Sec., CSF Vice-Pres. French Club, GAA, AFS BEISNER, JAN beis beis P.30 Health Careers Club Sec., GAA, Yearbook, Latin Club, CSF BELL, RICHARD beIzy P.30 BLACKTOOTH, LARRY larry P.30 JV Football, Var. Football, Wrestling, Lettermen Club BLAKE, DAN dan P.30 Basketball, JV Track, Var. Track, Pep Club, Lettermen Club BLAIR, PAULETTE pauIette P.30 GAA BOGART, CHARLOTTE charlie P.30-Chorus BORES, DAVID dave P.30 Var. Football, Var. Basket- ball BORNHOEFT, ROBERT bob P.30 HI-Y Pres., Pep Club Pres., Var. Track, Yearbook, Key Club BRADY, ARTHUR buddy P.3l JV Baseball, C-Track, B- Track BRODERICK, BARBARA barb P.3l Drama Club, Pep Club, Girls' Glee BROWN, MICHAEL mike P.3l N Football, Band-Drum Maior BROWNING, BETTIE boop: P.3l BRYANT, CHARLES chuck P.3l Comm. of Athletics, ASB Cab. C-Track, Wrestling, Lettermen Club BRYANT, MERILEE meriII barrel P.3l Student Cong. Rep., Frosh Song Leader, Prom Comm., Homecoming Comm., Span. Club, French Club BULEN, ANN annie P.3l Var. Cheerleader, Student Cong., Drama Club, Pep Club, Deltons, AFS CALLANDER, EARL butch P.3l Student Cong., Co-Captain Wrestling, ASB Pres., Foot- ball, Baseball, Latin Club, Lettermen Club CAMERON, MARILYN lynn P.3l Student Council, Drama Club, Pep Club, GAA, Glee Club, Span. Club CAMPBELL, NORMAN norm P.32 CAUSEY, THOMAS tom P.32 Basketball, Tennis, Key Club, Pep Club CHAFFIN, IRA Ira F.32 ASB Pres., Key Club Pres., CSF Pres., Cabinet Historian Football, Basketball, Tennis, Pep Club, Lettermen Club, Art Club CHRISTIAN, DIANE diana P.32 CODA, LOUISE Iou P.32 JV and Var. Cheerleader, Stud. Cong., Senior Honors Night Princess, Deltons, GAA, Pep Club COLLIER, KENDYL ken P.32 GAA CONRAD, FRANCES frances P.32 Art Club Treas., GAA COOK, GARY polar bear P.32 Baseball, Basketball COSBY, RICHARD dick P.33 Track, Lettermen Club CROUCH, SHARON scrouch P.33 ASB Sec., CSF Hist., Traffic Safety Sec., Walker Scott Rep., Pep Club, GAA, Deltons CUMMING, BILL bill P.33 DALLAS, JUNE bug P.33 Pep Club Sec., Latin Club Co-Pres., German Club Treas., Student Cab., Var. Cheer- leader, CSF D'AMELlO, SUSAN susie spotless P.33 Pep Club, Drama Club, NFL, Spanish Club, Chorus, Year- book DAVIS, DELORES dodie P.33 FHA, Science Club, Girls' Glee, Pep Club DEXTER, GARY gary P.33 JV Football, Var. Football, JV Basketball, C-Track, Lettennen Club, Pep Club DUNN, DENIS denis P.33 Lettermen Club Sec. and Treas., Latin Club Pres., CSF Treas. DUNN, STEVE steve P.34 Student Cong., Student Cab., Lettermen Club Pres., JV and Var. Football, Var. Baseball, Var. Basketball, Track, Key Club, Latln Club DYER, ROBERT duane P.34 Football, JV and Var. Swimming EATON, TOM tom P. 34 Delegate ASB Convention, Art Club, Pep Club, AFS EHLERT, DENNIS dennis P.34 ELDER, NANCI nanci P.34 GAA ELLISON, LINDA linda P.34 Drama Club, GAA, Pep Club ERICKSON, BILL bill P.35 Tennis Team ESPARZA, BENITA beni P.35 Yearbook, Span. Club, GAA, Pep Club EVANS, LAWRENCE spike P.a5 Football, Wrestling EVANS, WILLIAM bill P.35 Pres. Frosh. Class, Student Cong., Football, Baseball EVEN, ROBERT bob P.35 Track, Cross-country FERGUSON, JUDY iudy P.35 German Club, CSF, AFS FINK, ROBERT rat FISHER, GEORGE fish P.57 FLECK, ANTONIA nia P.36 AFS Sec., CSF Pres., Cong. Sec., Latin Club, Pep Club, Deltons, German Club FORD, JACK model t P.36 Vice-Pres. of Lettermen Club, Sec. of Lettermen Club, Treas. of Lettermen Club, Congress, Var. Football, Track FOWLER, STEVE steve P.36 Photographer, Sports Editor, Wrestling, Track, Pep Club FOX, LINDA foxy P.36 GAA, Drama Club, Musket Staff, French Club FRANKS, PATRICIA pqr P.ao Library Club, GAA, Musket Staff, FHA FREDENBURCH, DAVID dave P.36--CSF FREETLY, DONALD don P.36 JV Basketball FROSCHAUER, LINDA frosh P.36 GARROW, KATHRYN kathy P.36 GIFFORD, KAY kay P.37 ASB Hist., Pep Club Treas., AFS Pres., Student Cong., Girls State Altemate, Deltons, GAA, Latin Club GILCHRIST, ROBERT rob P.37 Wrestling, Track GOEPPINGER, JAMES 9e.ppr. P.37 Traffic Safety Council Treas, JV Swimming, JV and Var. Football, Var. Track, Gemlan Club, Lettermen Club, Key Club, GOLDSTON, FRANK frank P.37 GRABINSKI, CAROL carol P.37 Latln Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, Art Club GREEN, DENNIS speed P.37 Softball, Track GREENLEE, DENNIS dennis GRIDER, RONALD ron P.37 French Club GRIFFIN, LINDA ida may P.38 GAA, Chorus HAIGHT, DENNIS dennis P.3 JV and Var. Basketball, Var. Track HAMILTON, JANIS hambone P.38--GAA HAMPTON, LENFORD lin Var. Basketball HAMPSHIRE, DEANA deana P.38 GAA, Journalism Feature Ed., Pep Club, Span. Club, AFS HANSON, GERALDINE wry P. 38--Drama Club HARRIS MARRILEE marrilee P.57--Drama Club, Pep Club HARRISON, CARVILLE carl P.39 HAUPTMAN, CHERYL cheryl P.39 --Latin Club, Speech Club HAUPTMAN, SUSAN susan P.39 HENRY, ADRIENNE ade P.39 Var. Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff HENRY, BEVERLY bev P.39 Span. Club Pres. and Vice- Pres. HOOGERVORST, JANICE Ian P.40-GAA, Drama Club HOORIGAN, JAMES lim P.57 Key Club Treas. HOWE, GERALD ierry P.40 Manager of Track Team HOY, KAREN kay P.40 HOYER, JEAN Ieannie P.4O ASB Vice-Pres., ASB Cab., Pep Club Pres., CSF Pres., Delton Pres., GAA, Art Club, Drama Club, Traffic Safety HUDSON, TIM t.c. P.40 Var. Baseball HUERTA, BILL billy Frosh Baseball, Var. Base- ball, JV Basketball, Senior Wrestling HYDE, ROBERT bob P.40 JAGO, DAVE gunner P.40 B-Track JENSEN, JOHN god Athletic Comm., Var. Basket- ball, Var. Track, Lettermen Club, Pep Club JOHNSON, ALBERT butch P.4I Football, Wrestling, Baseball JOHNSON, DAVID dave P.4I Student Cab., Student Cong., Vice-Pres. and Treas. of Lettermen Club, Football, Var. Basketball, Var. Track, Senior Honor's Night King JOHNSON, EDMOND eddie P.4I Var. Football, Key Club, Druna Club, Lettermen Club JOHNSON, KENNETH ken P.-tl JV Football, Cross-country JOHNSON, NANQ nancy P.4I Student Cab., Vice-Pres. of Deltons, Vice-Pres. CSF, Spanish Club JOHNSTON, NORMAN norm P.4l Frosh Class Pres., Student Cab., Key Club Officer, Var. Football, Var. Wrestling, Var. Baseball, Var. Track, Pep Club, Lettermen Club JOHNSTON, WAYNE oanada P.42 Pub. Chairman of Drama, Druua Club Treas., Tennis Team, Health Careers JONES, PAMELA pam P.42 GAA JONES, ERNEST ernest P .42 KANE, RICHARD rich P.42 KEANE, KATHRYN Remy P.42 CSF Sec., AFS Sec., Vice-Pres. and Sec. of French Club, Pep Club, Latin Club, Deltons KELLY, VIRGINIA ginger P.42 CSF, Span. Club, Lit. Club KINLEY, JAMES lim P.42 Key Club, Lettermen Club, Pep Club KIRKBRIDE, EDWARD ed P.43 KLEMA, TOM tom P.43 Cross-country, Track, Chess Club KLUTHE, CHERYL cheryl P.43 Pres. of.Health Careers Club, Comm. of Assemblies, Comm. of Pub., Deltons, Pep Club, GAA, AFS: csE KURPUIS, RONALD ron P.43 Wrestling KURTZ, SANDRA ringo P.43 Pres. ot' Art Club LACY, RODERICK red P.43 Key Club, German Club, Pep Club LAFRENIERE, GEORGE george P.43--Track LANGLEY, JAMES um P.-I4 Varslty Tennis LAsHELL, JOHN iam P.-14 Sec. of Key Club, CSF, Chess Club, Latin Club LAWLYES, LINDA linda-' Art Club LAWRENCE, RICHARD dick P.44 ' JV Basketball LLOYD, DANIEL dan P.44 LOCKARD, CAROLYN carolyn P.4-4--GAA MANNING, CHRISTINE chrls P.44 Sec. of Frosh Class, Mascot Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff MANSELL, DWIGHT dwight P.57 Football, Wrestllm, Fencing MARITANO, JOHN iohnathorI MARTINEZ, SIMON simon Track MAZZETTI, EDWARD ed P.45 Frosh Football, JV and Var. Basketball MCARTHUR, WILLIAM bilI P.45 MeIaEE, KATHLEEN kathy P.-15 Pep Club, Drama Club, Chalr McDONALD, JUDY ludy P.45 Asst. Ed. of Musket, Ed. of Musket, Span. Club Treas., Span. Club Sec., Pep Club Hist., Pep Club Treas., Deltons McKlBBEN, MICHAEL mike Track McPHEE, MICHAEL mike P.45 Student Cab ., Student Cong., Capt. ot' Football, Track, Wrestling, Lettermen Club, Latln Club MCQUEAD, CHERYL cheryl P.45 ASB Treas., GAA Treas., Pep Club, Drama Club, Deltons MEYER, HEI'rY hetty P.-16 MEYER, MARGIE mga, P.-16 Art Club Sec. MODOCK, JOSEPH loo Wrestling MOORE, HARRY harry me Football, Track MORGAN, JAMES nm P.46 MOSS, RANDY randy P.46 Gymnastics, Football Mgr., Baseball, Swimming, Chess MULDER, JAMES lim P.46 Tennis, French Club Treas., Spanish Club, CSF MULLAY, RUTH cuca P.47 Pres. Span. Club, Deltons Hist., Cab. Member, Pep Club MULLINS, ROBERT bob P.47 MURPHY, LINDA QCOURTONJ muff P.47 Drama, Chorus, Yearbook, FHA NAPOLITANO, JOSEPH foe NEWSOM, WILLIAM bill P.47 Sec. Key Club, Basketball, Cross-country, CSF, Safety Council, Chess Club NICHOLAS, PETE pierre B-Track, Var. Football, French Club NICHOLS, GARY nichols P.48 Var. Football NEILSON, EUNICE eunice P.48 Pep Club, Deltons, Yearbook NOWRY, SAMUEL ebb P.48 Vice-Pres. Soph. Class, Pres. CSF, Basketball, Track, Tennis, Lettennen Club, Senior Honor's Night Prince O'CONNOR, JANEEN ian P.48 ASB Treas., Dalton Sec. and Treas ., Parl iamentarian ASB Cab., GAA, Pep Club, Traffic Safety O'CONNOR, RUTH robin P.48 GAA, Pep Club, French Club O'DDOUS, RENEE renee P.-18 PARDEE, MARILYN marilyn P.48 PEET, DONALD don P.49 PENFOLD, GRE SORY greg P.49 Student Cab., Student Cong., French Club Treas., Cross- country, Football, Track, Photo Club, Chess Club PEREZ, DAVID IuIu P.49 JV Basketball, JV and Var. Football, B-Track PETERSEN, ERLING erling P.49 Key Club, AFS PETERSON, MICHAEL pete P.-19 Swimming, Var. Wrestling, Lettermen Club, FFA PETERSON, PAMELA pam P.49 Drama Club, Chess Club, Pep Club, AFS PETERSON, PATRICIA patsy P.49 Student Cong., JV and Var. Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, Yearbook, FHA PETTINGELL, HALLOWEEN holly P.50 Spanish Club, Art Club PIERCE, RENEE rinnie P.50 Drama Club, Yearbook, Pep Club, FHA, Chorus PILLEY, KATHLEEN smiIeIy P.50 Pep Club Co-Pres., Cabinet, Traffic Safety Pres., ASB Treas., GAA, Daltons PILZ, HERBERT herb P.50 JV Football PRATER, REBECCA becky P.50 Comm. of Pep, Pep Club, GAA Band, Deltons, CSF, Latin QUIGLEY, ARTHUR art RAMSOWER, JOAN joan P.50 Pres. GAA, Hist. of Latin Club Pres. and Vice-Pres. of Drama, Shad. Cong., Hist. of Pep Club RATHJE, ROBERT bob P.50 REHKOPF, BRIAN brian P.50 Ger. Club Pres., Key Club, Chess Club, CSF, Latin Club RENTERIA, JOSEPH ice Basketball, Track REVERT, LARRY lawrence P.5l JV Basketball, French Club REYNOLDS, CAROL carol P.5l RIVEST, ROGER roger P.5l ROBBINS, JOE ioe P.5l Track, Football RODGERS, MARTHA mert P.5l GAA, Pep Club, Yearbook ROGERS, ROBERT bob P.5l CSF, Pres. Chess Club, Key Club ROGERS, WILLIAM bill P.5l Football, Wrestling, Track SANTIAGO, CARMEN carmeIa P.5l SARGENT, BEVERLY bev P.52 SCOTT, BARBARA barbara P.52 Sec. Span. Club, Vice-Pres. Span. Club, CSF, Deltons SENTER, DARLENE darlin P.52 Pep Club Vice-Pres. SETTLE, MARY mary P.52 Pep Club, AFS, Health Careers SKINGEL, THEODORE ted P.52 Mgr. Basketball, Golf, Drama, Latin Club, Key Club, AFS SMITH, JACK south bay Football, Swimming SMITH, RANDY smitty P.52 Var. Football and Wrestling, Track, Lettennen and Key Club SNAPP, WILLIAM bill P.52 Football, Track, Tennis SOUTHER, JERRY ierr P.53 Basketball, Track, Cross- oountry, Senior Honors Night Prince SPARKS, DAN dan P.53 Frosh Football, Track STEPHENS, ED ed STEVERSON, VAN von P.53 STEWART, MARY stew P.53 CSF, Pep Club, Span. Club, AFS STROH, THOMAS stroh P.53 STROHEKER, CAROLYN carolyn P.53 Pep Club, German Club, Latin Club, GAA, Fut. Nurses TALBOT, BARBARA, barby P.53 TA'I'E, TOM tom P.54 JV Football, Var. Baseball TEETS, SUSAN sue P.54 Pep, Art and Drama Clubs THOMAS, JOAN loan P.54 French Club, Health Careers THOMPSON, MARLENE tommle P.54 Drama Club, Pep Club, Span. Club, Yearbook THWEATT, KAREN thweetie P.54 ASB Sec., Deltons Vice-Pres. Pep Club, GAA, Senior Honors Night Princess TRIMMER, JIM iim Football, Track, Swimming, Drama Club, Art Club VALLEJO, LEONOR elIinor P.55 VIEYRA, MONA midget P.55 Pep Club, Drama Club, Year- book, Speech VINSON, STEPHEN johnny Basketball, Track VOGT, CLIFFORD Clifford VOSBERG, DIANA diana P.55 Pep Club Treas. and Pres., Cabinet, Comm. of Act., GAA, Deltons WALKER, GEORGE george P.55 Track, Football WATSON, THOMAS tom P.55 Key Club WEIR, ROBERT bob P.55 JV Football, JV Baseball Manager WHELAN, JOHN el pescito P.56 Var. Swimming, Golf, Wrestling, Lettermen Club, AFS, Key and Drama Clubs WIBERT, DAVID dove P.56 wIcKLuND, HOLLY '-hodg.podg. P.56 GAA Pub. Mgr., Pep Club Pres., French Club, Drama Club, AFS WILSON, WILLIAM ryan P.56 Student Cong., CSF Pres., Lettermen Club Pres., Cab., Key Club Treas., Commissioner of Senior Class, Basketball, Football ZUBER, ROBERT bob P.56 Frosh Football, Track, Key Club, Pep Club 31312 jugg- . if J' Sronwws k v H., . The Swing is to John Daly Marcia Phillips-Class of 66 John Fowler - Class of 66 .IOHN DALY PHOTOGRAPHER Senior Portrait Photographer Weddings-Children-Family Groups 507 S. Escondido Blvd 745-i536 VALLEY CENTER REALTY l Specializing in Valley Center n Properties Valley Center Road 745-9964 SIR GEORGE'S SMORGASBORD HOUSE T3 Fine Food and Family Atmosphere Eunice Nielsen looks into one of the many bargains available at BARRON REAL ESTATE Escondido villcge 746-0636 942 Valley 746-1942 MATZEN'S MARKET For Your Grocery Needs H62 E. Washington 745-0269 MURPHY'S SANDBLASTING How do you like this? says Dennis Hardy All TYPe5. . to Ira Chaffin, as he shows one ofthe many Pofiable Sieum Cleanmg SefV'Ce fine styles available at THE IVY SHOP 1339 W. Vista Way Vista lITTlE FAWN Frances Forma ls Escondido Village 745-6754 Judy Bakko models a fabulous formal. ROSE W. GILMORE REALTY Homes--Trades Acreage- Commercial l 711 E. Valley 745-5711 VALLEY RICHFIELD Service ls Our Business I1 s the rage! ALLIED TILE SUPPLY 217 w. Grant 745-3649 1998 Valley 745-9039 Women of distinction pick for Henry Avo- cado, say Gwen and Adrienne Henry and Teddi James. HENRY AVOCADO CO. 2008 E. Hill 745-6632 Flowers For All Occasions SCHMELTZ PATIO FLORIST 237 W. Grand 745-3132 PETO MOTORS Wait until l get this in a pool says Kay Gifford as she looks at some of the pool sup- WEBB PUMP AND SUPPLY 328 s. Escondido 745-4951 1330 Mission Road 745-o5ii San Diego County's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer plies at VALLE VISTA Convalescent Home 354 S. Vine 745-i288 Peace and Tranquility CH ECKERS THE CLOWN Complete Auto Core LES TIMM'S GARAGE i998 E. Valley 745-5008 Compliments of An experienced Clown fer: Pqrfieg Store Openings And Carnivals 1040 Kingsron 745-0012 '35 5' Quince 745-3211 LESLEY'S BOAT CENTER Serving Entire North County 311 E. Ohio 746-1200 ESCONDIDO LINOLEUM AND CARPET l C Hello World says Jan Beisner as Judy I MacDonald prepares to play the next re- loo 5 of Samples fo Choose From cord on KOWN Dial 145 903 Valley 745-5821 l'II make the team yet, puffs Buz Ponce. All programs to suit the individual require- ment of each athlete and body builder. Low Monthly Student Rates Rembrandt move over says Eunice Nielsen as she buys her paints from Mike Quirk at N o Contracts TOWN AND COUNTRY KIT-MASTER PAINT CO. HEALTH CLUB 1008 valley Blvd. 746-2510 PALONIAR LANES 511 N. Escondido 745-8180 Marlene Thompson knows that for fun and relaxation there is nothing like a game of bowling. odern lock CAROUSEL Fashions For the Young in Heart 241 E. Grand 745-4769 MARY STEVENS REALTY Good Deals 1010 Aviation Oceanside Valley Center Road 746- T741 Congratulations to the Class of 65 From a Friend TALONE PACKING CO. MID-VALLEY ELECTRIC We Repair Anything Electrical Louise Coda and Darlene Senter look at 1930 Valley Blvd. 745-4525 some of the fashions in Seventeen, many of which are available at VALDQNIS SAN DIEGO GLASS AND PAINT Complete Selection Wal lpaper-Brushes-Paint-Ladders 404 E. Grand 745-8732 EE R. E. BADGER AND SON Rancho Santa Fe While Joeter Horst helps Chris Manning, Mona Vieyra stashes some goodies at PALA VISTA MARKET Valley Center R I BOX 605 745406' via De some Fe 756-I898 WW PAW' HES For Complete Auto Equipment Becky Proter outfits her dreomhouse ot DUNN SUPPLY CO. NICMAHANS FURNITURE 434 E. Pennsylvania 745-9552 224 E. Grand 745-1644 l TlNG'S PHARMACY of Escondido Village Fine Drugs Do you like this, Modem? soys l JoAnne Bottle to Cheryl Kluthe. ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. Sears Building 745-3297 Waiting to serve you are your Friendly Allstate agents, Robert Martin and Max Glaves. QUINN'S SHELL SERVICE Gas and Service for Your Car Valley Center Road 745-2I72 J 81 W TIRE SERVICE Sales and Service For snacks or a Full meal go to FOSTER'S FREEZE Valley Blvd. or Escondido Blvd. Valley Center Road 746-055i DOYLE'S FOOD CENTER Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices i645 E. Hill 746-H22 Doyle displays some of his fine meats. HOOVER CLEAN ERS AND DYERS National ly Advertised Sanitone Drycleaning 437 E. Grand 745-6821 MARJORIE VORHERR REALTY But Jan, just think how beautiful you'll be tomorrow says Karen Thweatt to Jan A Good Deal Depends on Your Realtor O'Connor, as she gives her a permanent at MODERN HAIR DESIGNS 958 v6u6y 746-7666 Valley a cedar 745-1040 W. A. GIBSON JEWELERS Watches-Diamonds-Silverware-Gifts 146 E. Grand 745-3122 CHURCHILL 81 CASSOU HARDWARE Serving Escondido Area Since 1897 140 E. Grand 745-2441 . ,jk -1: ' ' Serving North San Diego County since 1955 WILLIAM STONER REALTOR A chauffeur-driven Ford is fun says Barbara Broderick, especially when lf's driven by Harold Aker. E 1 HOMER HELLER FORD North Counfy's Volume Dealer 400 W. Grand 745-3360 For A Fashionable Wardrobe, Shop At COLONIAL HOUSE OF BEAUTY THE MERCANTILE For Beautiful Hair Care IOI E. Grand 745-3800 2029 E. Grant 745-8507 BELL MILLING CO. CHIC CHALET BEAUTY SALON Our Hair Cutting Technique Is Shear Artistry Highway 78- Escondido 745-2450 I750 Valley 745-2264 Denis Dunn and Dave Johnson know where to get the best tires. L 8: M TIRE CO. Goodyear Tires All sizes 5I0 N. Broadway 745-8484 VALLEY CENTER MARKET Meat-Groceries Fruit-Vegetables Valley Center 745-7141 COSMET TEE SALON OF BEAUTY Specializing in Color- styling Everybody wants to learn how to skate at UPS ' N DOWNS ROLLER RINK The Family Sport 746 N. Midway 745-0024 826 N . Broadway 745-5966 JJMOQAW, 076- ,fave Ld! Q45 6? 6692, 2, My Q51-U f70 60ZJ ifwxffg-Q QM bv-gift 0116 6 Z, Q2 I 5 Q Q- ?w W 1 pf Louise Coda and Patsy Petersen like that JACK POVV . . .rock and roll music, any old way you CHRYSLER - PL u Choose gC5UND TOWN 332 South Escondido Blvd. 745-1755 Escondido Village 746-1121 GEORGE AND ANN'S Shakes and Burgers Third and Escondido Members of The Torch staff, rake a break for an ice cold roof beer. Jean Hoyer and Ann Bulen help Kay Gifford choose a new lipstick color. BEEBE REXALL DRUGS Prescriptions Filled Juniper and Grand What a way to go say Gary Cook, Jack Mrs. Baker counsels Jean Hoyer and Mike Smith and Gary Nicols as they head For McPhee about real estate buys. the beach in their new Dodge. J. RAY BAKER ESCONDIDO DODGE 501 S. Escondido 746-0501 750 N. Escondido 746-3411 RUSTY'S CARDS 8. GIFTS AKER PLUMBING Gifts for Every Occasion 24 HOUI' Sewice Escondido Square Escondido Village 745-1626 1038 S. Escondido 745-4231 FOG ERTY CLEAN ERS Compliments Ot' ESCONDIDO FERTILIZER CO. Dry Cleaning 911 W. Eieventh 745-1461 125 N. Kalmia 745-2571 Nia Fleck and Kathy Keane buy their food For a luau at BIG E MARKET 333 E. Grand 745-5502 Designed For Your Needs FLOWER FANCY H. C. Welch 746-4191 Escondido Village 746-5801 CAMPBELL REFRIGERATOR Licensed Refrigeration Contractor 2234 S. Escondido Blvd. 745-4431 CONGRATULATIONS TO ORANGE GLEN 'S FIRST GRADUATING SENIOR CLASS -- 1 965 -- FORMU LABS lNC. 529 West Fourth Ave. Phone 745-6423 S Y-S1 W'-'11, . A... L -er -H. ' V : JAN X g' T1 ' - X T 1 'Nl ' 1: .2 .lif ,Q ,'-' -Q 5655 .ii : ' TO ORAN GE GLEN 'S 1965 GRADUATES FROM THE PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS OF ESCONDIDO WHO ACTIVELY SUPPORT ORANGE GLEN HIGH SCHOOL J' Dan Anderson Mr. 8. Mrs. Terry Andersen Miss Scottie Anglim Mr. 8. Mrs. Gene Baker Mr. Roger Bergquam Rev. 8. Mrs. F. W. Boettcher Mr. 8. Mrs. H. F. Bothman Miss Patricia Bringer Mrs. Louise Burns Mrs. Burt Mr. 8. Mrs. Pete Castine Mr. 8.Mrs. H. L. Chaffin Mr. Anthony Coda Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Coda Louise Coda Mr. 8. Mrs. L. Coda Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Colia Gy. Sgt. 8. Mrs. Bill Collier Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Damelio Mr. Frank Dixon Mr. J. David Drielsma Jack Elder Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul W. Ferguson Mr. Leslie Fishell Antonia R. Fleck Mr. 8.Mrs. B. Freetly Mr. 8. Mrs. Eugene Friedrichs George T. Friederich Family Mr. Roland Gaebert lll Kim Gifford Mr. 8.Mrs. R. J. Gifford patriots Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Harris Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Hawkinson Mrs. Anthie Hess Dr. 8. Mrs. Charles Hoyer Dr. 8. Mrs. Fred Huber Danny Hustead Mr. 8. Mrs. L. Johnston and Girls Richard E. Jones Jr. Virginia Kelly Mr. 8. Mrs. Douglas Kold Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Manning Mr. 8. Mrs. Max C. Mazzetti Mr. Michael J. McPhee Wanda Mullins Mrs. J. Nicols Mr. 8. Mrs. S. E. Nowry Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael Pieters Mr. 8. Mrs. Ralph Prater Mr. Don Pusker Mr. 8. Mrs. S. E. Reeves Mr. 8. Mrs. Alvin Rierson Bernard Rodgers Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Port Dr. Helen E. Roberts Mr. 8. Mrs. B. A. Rodgers The Jack Sarff Family William A. Schenck Mr. 8. Mrs. Everett J. Taylor Mrs. Charlene Thompson Mrs. Mary Vernon Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack A. Vosberg w,jov0f6bTCJj 5.169 O., flkgaugfi? JGZQJ 40.J,f.,.Lcf,a.,L-gy C flifi'-411-U U27-f jwwa ,MSU 4-yawn wlfffddsfd .fUfy5' ff7fMff2f df jlfufyuj I '4 tfV V'VlF'ULJ -- Xl r 1 fczfufcf KK Q0 X Z 9 0 O4 9 7 0' ,fm 'fli- Ann Bulen Senior Honors Night Queen Portraits by 'l'UTwllER Fit for a Queen 154 E. Grand Ave. 745-4841 Spilog uc Busy sounds coming from the Yearbook Class have ceased. The 1965 Torch is finished. A photo album, campus description, historical document, and record of activities have been the obiect of the Torch effort. Work for these 25 people has filled afternoons, evenings, and weekends for an entire year. The dummy book filled with third copy triplicate forms, sitting on the advisor's desk, represents the finished book -the final product of much preparation, much work, and much worry. The task of the staff has been lessened by the patience and assistance of many groups and individuals who have been vitally interested in the success of this publication . . . Mr. Damelio, Yearbook Advisor, Mr. Ross, Principal, the Office Staff, and the R. Wallace Pischel Publishing Company. To these people we wish fuses Co- Editors to give a grateful THANK - YOU. F -. Y Jus? QW? Vw ,AJ F LZ WMM! J 5522 JM! WLQWUWZ fy M, . Wffffia W f 1 E552 A W V' W u ' Kaya? J4Qf'fQf'M J If QP x HQ lm sm 3' Awww STSQSM WWW Wm gf 5 MWQWQQ Syouf 0 05 N08 0.0! 0g?Xf:N0Qj5 X9 3 , . asmwmw may aa! E jiiqwirjgloof 4 5, im 3 , YV if-1? xi ? Q L A ZX W Qs ' ,ffsg F M Wa iff' 'fly fffjfi '.-bWy,5'A , ' ,ff W VK I W jfjfifwgdpw ,Vx Q WWW Q X frfysfk Nb my BMG? vw' GLW ye JY W0 jg ymfd E ,,- ,, .1-'-C -f- -- -V , --A 7 0? 'ffxr-JA X 052529 - W' '-. ' Q - -.-. . fr, pf 91 M X' no , iigiae XS- , ,A TO' I e 0 mqfggwtmuv 7 3 4' ff 9 NA xv'-'Sb' ,k 1'1R T' A- r- an as nina ' H' X :SPF-E' ,X ? fx X X Wk i'E 'rl -. 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