Perris High School - El Perrisito Yearbook (Perris, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

Bcr e r d PrnJlsUto 1964 pfiMis UttUm Wtg Qckoa Editor-in-Chief Julie Rauscher Assistant Editor Pad Ishida Business Manager Je Y Gilbert Copy Editor largie Rose Classes Editor Jan Beach Art Editor ° Espinosa Co-ordinating Editor Jane Donahoe Photographer Je y Young Advisor Miss Day Special regards to Paul E. Lambert JflpR- ' - - iflH M ■.1 ' I PomjmJj Today we stand, together, facing our good times and our difficult times. We have behind us a childhood in which we were de- pendent upon others for our needs. We be- gan going to school, and there we found that responsibility was slowly being handed to us. We were forming new goals, ideals, and view points. As we continued we came to a new period of time where adulthood seemed much closer to us than childhood. We began to know ourselves better than we had known ourselves before. But most of all, we found that facing our new - found life was much easier and more enjoyable if we had each other. We began to look to each other for help and guidance. Tomorrow is still in our future but through careful preparation and study, com- bined with our new growth and understanding, we can be prepared to face, together, our NEW HORIZONS. Tabk 4 COiife tfeS : D dtScaiUm It is a tradition of the students of this high school to dedicate their annual to a person whom they feel has contributed more than their share of time and effort to the interest and welfare of Perris High and its students. This year we feel that the person who is most deserving has not only been an out- standing teacher, but also an excellent advisor. She has greatly contributed to the betterment and moral standards of Perris High ' s students. In conclusion, we extend special thanks for her guidance in making this annual possible. We dedicate this years ' s El Perrisito to you, Miss Day. M Mm VIRGIN ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK Virgin Islands Established l ' J56 Area : 9. 503 acres ADMINISTRATION P l4tCAj aJ8 Mr. James A. Sims, our Prin- cipal, is our mediator and co- ordinator between the faculty, ad- ministration, and the students. Be- sides his many duties as Principal, he helps guide the students in their many activities One of his big- gest jobs was his Leadership Class, in which this year ' s Student Coun- cil met each morning. Through the years he has ac- quired the name Coach and we are proud to call him Our Coach, not only for this year, but also for all years to come. Qup dlfiJtmiMJb Mr. Burdette E. White, our District Superintendent, is one of our most highly respected leaders of our community. Through his efforts, our school has become one of which we can be proud. Mr. White has greatly assisted the An- nual Staff when we turned to him for help. As the head of our school dis- trict, he is constantly kept busy managing and supervising the cur- rent school issues and affairs. We extend our deepest thark? and ad- miration to you, Mr. White. MiieoDe «i. Mr. :pt busy ilieciii- lis, Vt i ami ad- lie. Standing, 1-r: Mr. McCall, Mr. Walker. Seated: Mr. Hanifin, Mr. Krubsack, Pres. ; Dr. Parker, Clerk. 4 Tmsfees The Board of Trustees, under the direction of Mr. Krubsack, are the directors and supervisors of our school. They work together to provide the best means of educa- tion for us. This year they helped our school acquire new band uni- forms, which we greatly needed. P(ue t6-7e6 cW Assoctofem Bo u i The P. T. A. Board seeks to bring the parents and teachers into a better under- standing and co-operation. They help the parents, teachers, and students to know each other better, and to progress more smoothly. Standing, 1-r: Mrs. MilUken, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. White. Seated: Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. Store, Mrs. O ' Laverty, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Stehly. GREAT SMOKY MOUMAINS NATIONAL PARK North Carolina and Tennessee Established 1930 Area: 511, 677 acres FACULTY SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK Virginia Established 1935 Area: 211, 325 acres CLASSES MAMMOTH CAVE NATIONAL PARK Kpiituckv Kstal)lisli( ' f] l ni Area: 51. .i. ' i 1 acres SENIORS Our Class officers are very busy planning new activities through- out the year. The Class of ' 64 has zoomed to its heights this year under the leadership of President Tim Stehly. Along with his Council, Vice-President, Denny Davis; Secretary, Carol Steiner; and Treasurer, Linda Backus, Tim led his class to a Sweepstakes prize on our Senior Float. The class play turned out to be a success and the activity trophy was won by the Almighty Seniors. n Lf - rt; Denny Davis, Tim Stehly, Carol Steiner, not in photo Linda Backus. 17 ANNIE ALLEN Her smile will always shine ' y JAN BEACH The answer to a man ' s prayer could be no more than she VINCENT ARROYO A good sport was he ED ARTHUR I A slow and easy life was his LINDA BACKES Persuasion hangs upon her lips DON BEE I work, work, work, but where are the results? WAYNE BLACKWOOD He was quiet, neither sad nor TERRY BLANKENBAKER ' I don ' t preach, why should I practice? ROBERT BOOKER A friendly personality was his trademark JOHN BUTTRAM I shall go loudly all my years RUBY BUCHANAN Silence is golden ' DAWN CARD A little quiet is the best diet BILL BUCHKO I belong to the Don ' t Worry Club ' BRENDA CARO Merrily, merrily shall I now live JESSE BURTON Quiet ' till you know him. then WOW! NEOMl CAMPOS Quiet but always smiUng CAROLYN CHARLESTON Talent repeats, Genius creates LILLY COUSINS She ' s always good and quiet DANNY COCHRAN Where the sun shineth, make hay DANNY DAVIS Extraordinary things are done by ordinary people i CHARLIE COOPER A torch to a dark sky DENNY DAVIS Good looks and true friendship make a wonderful guy I ANITA CORTEZ Small girl with a sparkling personality JOE DAVIS ' Between jest and earnest i JANE DONAHOE She looks like an angel, acts like one too, but there is no telling what an angel will do FERMIN ESPARZA He goes with a beat CHARL EDWARDS Give my thoughts no tongue LENORE ESPINOZA ' She that was ever fair and never proud CLARANCE EDWARDS Everywhere be bold DOROTHY EVENSON Live happy in the midst of pleasure I uv,. JACK EELLS Size alone doth not make the AARON EVERIDGE My life is my own k SHARON FARNER I lead the world in song ' CARL GARDENIAS I am a man of few words GENE GARAT I ' m going my way, want to come along? JAMES GARDNER Have strength - will uavel DANNY GARCIA Small but mighty MARY GASKINS ' She ' s remembered by her sweet personality MARY GARCIA A sweet little one with a sweet little smile JAY GREGG I have a two- tracked mind sports and girls ARLEEN HAMMERSCHMIDT To look in:o these eyes is to see beauty in sparkling rapture DON HUGHES My mind ' s made up and only I know who can change it JANIE HAZE A quiet girl with a big friendly smile CONNIE HUMBLE It is a friendly heart that has many friends EMIL HERNANDEZ Why hurry? I ' ve got all day KAREN ICHIHASI A bubbling personality is her defense in life ■ t LOUANA HERRERA A smile her way is a smile returned BIRDA JACKSON A genius we find here- -never worries or fears JOHN NT JAMES A star in the sports light NANCY LEWIS Tall and quiet with a heart of gold MARY JONES Silence never betrays you ' ROBERT LEWIS A little learning is a dangerous thing PAUL KING He was a very perfect gentleman JUDD LOWREY ' Work and play don ' t mix so I don ' t work GERALD KLUGE My ambition in life is to take things easy ROBERT MARKHAM It was a hard year, but I made it GAIL McAULEY Tiny, cute, all in one package LEO MELON SON True to his word, work, and friends SUE McCANN A kind and gentle heart she had ' BILL MEYERS A tall, strong guy with a weakness for a certain red -head LYNN McKINNEY Tall men walk straight! ' JEAN MILLS Fun and laughter, that ' s what she ' s after MILTON MEHAS Honor lies in honest toil ETHEL MOORE Every girl is a volume if you only take time to read i „ !z:i - — PAT MOORE Act well your part - there all the honor lies LARRY MUKDEN For he ' s a jolly good fellow KEN MORA He was a silent guy ANITA NAVA Little, but, oh, so nice YOLANDA MOSES She seldom spoke, but what she said was intelligent GAIL NELSON Silence is sweeter than speech ALVIN MUCKERHEIDE The world needs men, say I BILL NETT ' I tell the world 4; LARRY NEXT Men of few words are the best PETE PACHECO Just point me in the right direction and shove BILL NICELY Why be serious? VICTOR PARKER A man of few words, but many thoughts BILL O ' LAVERTY Here is found one of our young world ' s best DAVE RANDOLPH A nice guy and a good sport makes a real good friend HORTENCIA PACHECO Doing things will make us quiet JULIE RAUSCHER What is love? Five feet of heaven in a pony tail ' : CECELIA RIOS Her smile will always be remembered MARGIE ROSE A heart of gold and a personality just as pure ARTHUR RODRIGUEZ Sing alittle, laugh alittle, play alittle HUBERT RUGGIERI Merrily, merrily shall 1 now live MARY ROHRBACKER Pretty and sweet and ever neat CHARLES SCHAUER Good nature and good sense must ever join OLA ROQUEMORE A proper maid of proper mind :m ' --J LEE SCHOOLEY He did nothing in particular and did it well i JIM SELF Whatever the occasion--so the behavior I KAREN SMITH To handle yourself use your head; to handle others use your heart CARMEN SERNA Show me a happier girl than she ' SHIRLEY SMITH A very tender heart goes along with a swinging personality LORAINE SHOOK A kind and gentle heart she had CAROL SOT I Silence gives grace to a girl DIANA SIMS I ' m quiet when I ' m busy TIM STEHLY Reason and calm judgment qualities belonging to a leader ' CAROL STEINER A genius who carries a smile all day TERESA TORRES Her sweetness knows no bounds JEFF STEWART This learning. . . what a thing it is! MIKE VAUGHN A little learning is a dangerous thing PAUL SWORDS They who know the least make the most noise ROSE VON MOOS Quiet but always smiling LLOYD TERHOFTER Wherever my feet lead, I will follow SHARON WALKER There ' s a sparkle hidden deep in her ebony eyes ' i ' W I GARY WEATHERS I try hard to get results, but something always goes wrong BARBARA WILLIAMSON A merry heart goes all day MARK WEYANT Never again will the earth yield a better man JULU WALTON Dancing goes along with a merry smile SUSAN WHITE Big things happen to little people DON WILLIAMS The football player with the big smile CLAUDELL WHITMAN A quiet type of guy with sensible, down-to-earth ways JERRY YOUNG It ' s the little ones that do the big things SANDY ZORRERO Her smile will always bring back memories ED BARNES ' The small guy with the big dimples VALARIE PRESCOTT • Everyone is a friend of this smiling young girl 32 ANNIE ALLEN COMMERCL L G, A. A. 2.3; Drama Club 2, 3; Home- room Rep. 3; F. H. A. 3; Pep Club 2. NEOMI CAMPOS BRENDA CARD NURSING COLLEGE VINCENT ARROYO Basketball 2; Track 3. EDWIN ARTHUR GENERAL GENERAL LINDA BACKES GENERAL Majorette 1,2, 3; Senior Class Treas. 3; Junior Class Treas. 2. ED BARNES GENERAL CAROLYN CHARLESTON COLLEGE C.S. F. 1.2,3; Sci. Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Letter women 3; Stud. Coun. 2,3; Act. Commis. 3; Asst. Ed. of Paper 2,3; Drill Team 1,2; F. T. A. 3; C. S. F. V- Pres. 2; Tennis Team 1,2,3; Lions Club Speech Contest Winner. DANNY COCHRAN GENERAL J.V. Football 1; Baseball 2,3. JAN BEACH COSMETOLOGY G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2,3; Student Coun. 2,3; Mascot 2; Songleader 3; Annual Staff 3. DON BEE COLLEGE Drama Club 1,2,3; Student Coun. 3; Pres. of Drama Club 3. TERRY BELLEW COLLEGE J.V. Football 1,2; Soph. Class Treas. 1; Comm. of Finance 3; Stud. Coun. 3. WAYNE BLACKWOOD GENERAL J.V. Football 1.2; Var. Football 3; J. V. Basketball 2; Lettermen 3. TERRY BLANKENBAKER COLLEGE Var. Football 3; Cee Basketball 1; Var. Tennis 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Var. Baseball 2.3; Lettermen 1.2.3. ANITA CORTEZ GENERAL G.A.A. 1.2.3; Pep Club 3; Paper Staff 2; Drama Club 2; Drill Team 2,3. LILLY COUSINS F. H. A. 3. COLLEGE ROBERT BOOKER NAVY DAN DAVIS COLLEGE Var. Football 1,2,3; Var. Baseball 1,2, 3; Ann. Staff Asst. Bus. Man. 2; Ann. Staff Bus. Man. 2; Lettermen 1, 2, 3; Com- mis. of Fin. 2; V-Pres. A. S. B. 3; Stud. Coun. 2,3; C. S. F. 2, DENNY DAVIS COLLEGE Soph. Class Pres. 1; Sen. Class V-Pres. 3; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Baseball 1,2; V. Baseball 3; Comm. Pep 2; Pep C. 2,3; Stud. Coun. 1,2. JANE DONAHOE COMMERCIAL G.A.A. 1; Pep C. 2,3; Songleader 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; Stud. Coun. 2,3, RUBY BUCHANAN GENERAL G.A.A. 3; F. H. A. 2; Letterwomen 1. CLARENCE EDWARDS COLLEGE Sci. C. 1,2,3; F, T.A. 3; Choraleers 1. BILL BUCHKO COLLEGE J.V. Football 1,2; Var. Football 3; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Var. Baseball 3; Le ttermen 1, 2,3, JESSE BURTON GENERAL Homeroom Representative 3; Pep Club 3. JOHN BUTTRAM COMMERCIAL J.V. Football 1; Var. Football 2, 3; J. V. Baseball 2; Var. Baseball 3; Track 2; Let- termen 3; Pep Club 2. CHARL EDWARDS SERVICE J.V. Baseball 1,2; V. Baseball 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3; V. Football 3; Track 2,3. JACK EELLS COLLEGE J. V. Football 1; V. Football 2. 3; V. Basketball 1,2,3; V. Tennis 2,3; V. Track 3; Letterraan 1,2.3. LENORE ESPINOZA Pep C. 1; Choraleers 2. POLICEWOMAN 33 DOROTHY EVENSON Pep C. 1,2. COMMERCIAL GENE CARAT COLLEGE Baseball 1,2, 3; Football 1; Pep C. V- Pres. 2; Pep Comm, 3; Stud. Coun. 3; Letterman C. 2. MARY GASKINS G. A.A. 1; Pep C. 2. GENERAL JAY GREGG COLLEGE V. Football 1,2,3; B-Basketball 1,2; V. Basketball 3; V. Tennis 2, 3; Comm. Boy ' s Athl. 3; Stud. Coun. 3; Letterman 1,2,3. ARLEEN HAMMERSCHMIDT COLLEGE G.A.A. 1,2,3; G. A. A. Sec. 2; G.A.A. Pres. 3; Stud. Coun. 3; Lenerwoman 3; Pep C. 2.3. JANIE HAZE GENERAL F. H.A. 1,2; Pep C. 2. EMIL HERNANDEZ GENERAL Basketball 2; Track 3. LOUANA HERRERA GENERAL F. F. A. 2; G.A.A, 2,3; Drill Team 3. DONALD HUGHES COLLEGE Baseball 1,2; Letterman 1,2; Tennis 2; Comm. Commun. Set. 2; Ann. Staff Phot. 2; Paper Staff 2; Stud. Coun. 2,3; Pep C. Pres. 3; Pub. Comm. 3; Pep Commission 3. CONNIE HUMBLE GENERAL KAREN ICHIHASHI COLLEGE C. S. F. 1, 2. 3; Sci. C. Pres. , Sec. -Treas. 1,2,3; Drama Club 2; Stud. Coun. 2,3; A. S. B. Treas. 2,3; F. T.A. 3. MARY JONES AIRLINE HOSTESS G.A.A. 2,3; F. H. A. 2,3; Pep C. 2; Sci. C. 3; Drill Team 2,3; Drama C. 2. GERALD KLUGE F. F. A. 1,2. NAVY BILL KUFFLER COLLEGE Track 1; J. V. Football 2, V. Football 3; V. Tennis 3; Letterman 3. NANCY LEWIS COLLEGE G.A.A. 1,2; F. H. A. 1.2; Drama 2. ROBERT LEWIS Track 1,2,3. GENERAL JUDD LOUREY COLLEGE J. V. Football 2; V. Football 3; Track 2, 3; Letterman 3; F. F.A. 1. GAIL McAULEY COLLEGE Pep C. 3; G.A.A. 2.3; Drill Team 3; Drama C. 2. SUE McCANN MARRIAGE Homeroom Rep. 3; G. A. A. 2; Drill Team 1.2.3; F. H.A. 1. MILTON MEHAS F. F.A. 2. GENERAL LEO MELON SON COLLEGE Letterman 1.2,3; V. BasebaU 1. 2.3; Basketball 1,2.3; J. V. Football 1; V. Foot- ball 3; Track 3; Dom. Comm. 3; Stud. Coun. 3. BILL MEYERS AERODYNAMICS V. Track 3; Pep C. 3. JEANNIE MILLS COLLEGE G.A.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. Treas. 2; Drum Majorette 2; Letterwoman 3; Pep C. 3; Tennis 2; Stud. Coun. 3; Fine Arts Comm. 3; Tri-M 2. ETHEL MOORE GENERAL Sci. C. 1.2.3. PAUL KING GENERAL F. F. A. 1.2; Track 1,2; Football Man- ager 3. PAT MOORE GENERAL Drama C. 2; Drama Sec. 3. LYNN McKINNEY Drama C. 3; Sci. C. 1. COLLEGE ROSE von MOOS COSMETOLOGY G.A.A. 3; Pep C. 3. 34 KEN MORA COLLEGE F. F. A. 1,2; Tennis 1.2,3; Drama 3; J. V. Football Manager 3. YOLANDA MOSES COLLEGE G. A.A, 1,2,3; Sci. C. 2,3; Sci, C. Sec. Treas. 2,3; F. T. A. 2,3; C. S. F. 2, 3; C. S. F. Pres. 3; Drama C. 2,3; F. H. A. 3; Panther Prints 2; Lions Club Speech Con- test 2,3; Homeroom Rep. 2. ALVIN MUCKERHIDE Football 2. ANITA NAVA Drill Team 2,3. GENERAL COLLEGE GAIL NELSON COMMERCIAL F. H. A. 1,2; F. H. A. Treas. 2; Pep C. 1,2,3, Honor Guard 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. CECILIA RIOS TEACHER G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; F. T. A. 2,3; F. T.A. Pres. 3; Stud. Coun. 3; Home- room Rep. 2; Drill Team 2,3. OLA ROQUEMORE G.A.A. 3; F.T.A. GENERAL MARGIE ROSE COLLEGE C, S. F. 1,2,3; Comm. PubL 3; F.T.A. 2; Sci, C. Sec. 1,2,3; Sci. C. 1,2,3; Panther Prints 2,3; Honor Guard 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Ann. Staff 3. CARMEN SERNA BUSINESS Tennis 1,2,3; Drill Team 2, 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Letterwoman 3; Letterwoman Pres. 3; Stud. Coun. 3. BILL NETT Pep Club 1. BILL NICELY Panther Prints 3. GENERAL NAVY BILLO ' LAVERTY COLLEGE J.V. Football 1; V. Football 2,3; Basket- ball 1; Track 1; J. V. Baseball 2; Letter- man 2,3; Comm. Ser. Comm. 3; Stud. Coun. 3. HORTENCIA PACHECO Drill Team 3. GENERAL PETE PACHECO COLLEGE J.V. Football 1,2; Pep C. 1; F. F. A. 1. VIC PARKER SERVICE VALARIE PRESCOT NURSING G.A.A, 1,2,3; F. H, A. 2,3; Pep C. 1, 2,3; Drama 3; Pub, Staff 3, DAVE RANDOLPH COLLEGE J, V, Football 1; V. Football 2,3; Letter- man 2,3; Band Pres, 3; Stud, Coun. 3. JULIE RAUSCHER COLLEGE G.A.A, 1; Soph. Class Sec. 1; C, S, F. 2,3; Choraleers 1; Jun. Class Sec. 2; Pep C. 2,3; Panther Prints 2; Ann. Staff Asst. Ed. 2; Ann. Staff Ed. 3; Stud. Coun. 3; LORAINE SHOOK TELEPHONE OPERATOR Drill Team 1,2,3; F.H.A, 1; G, A. A. 1, 2; Drama C. 1; Pep C. 3; Banner Carr. 2. DIANA SIMS Pep C. 1; G.A.A. 1. CAROL SOT I GENERAL GENERAL KAREN SMITH GENERAL J.V. Cheerleader 1; V. Cheerleader 2, 3; Drill Team 1; G.A, A. 1,2,3; Pep C. 2,3; Letterwoman 2,3; Homecoming Prin. 1,2; Homecoming Queen 3; Stud. Coun. 1,2,3; Pep Commission 1,2,3. SHIRLEY SMITH COLLEGE J.V. Cheerleader 1; V. Cheerleader 2, 3; Drill Team 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep C. 2,3; Panther Prints 2; Stud, Coun. 1,2,3; C. S. F. 2,3; Rep Commission 1,2, 3. TIM STEHLY HISTORY MAJOR Newspaper Ed, 2; Basketball 2, 3; V, Tennis 2,3; V. Football 3; Sen. Class Pres. 3; Letterman 2,3; C. S. F. 2,3; Stud. Coun. 2, 3; Boy ' s State Rep. 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Honor Guard 2. CAROL STEINER COLLEGE C. S, F, 1,2,3; Sci, C, 1,2,3; Sci, C. V. Pres. 2; C. S. F. Treas. 3; Sen. Class Sec. 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Guard 2, 35 JEFF STEWART COLLEGE J. V. Football 1; V. Football 2; Track 1; Pep C. 2. PAUL SWORDS COLLEGE J. V. Basketball 1,2; V. Basketball 3; Pep C. 2, TERESA TORRES COLLEGE Sci. C. 1,2,3; G. A.A. 1; F. T. A. 1.2, 3; Sci. C. V. Pres. 3; C. S. F. Sec. 3. MIKE VAUGHN GENERAL J. V. Football 1; V. Football 2; Letter- man 2; Homeroom Rep. 2. SHARON WALKER COLLEGE G.A.A. 1.2,3; G.A. A. V. Pres. 2; Homeroom Rep. 1,2; Pep C. Sec. 2; Pep C. 2; Utterwoman 1,2,3; C. S. F. 1,2,3; Drill Team 1; Tennis 1,2; A. S. B. Sec. 3; Stud. Coun. 3; Girl ' s State Rep. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3. MARK WEYANT COLLEGE Pep C. 1,2,3; Letterman 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1.3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Jun. Class Pres. 2; A. S. B. Pres. 3; Stud. Coun. 3; Home- coming Escort 3. SUSIE WHITE COLLEGE F. H.A. 1; Sci. C. 2,3; Panther Prints 2. DON WILLIAMS COLLEGE-COACHING V. Baseball 2,3; V. Football 3; Letter- man 2,3; Letterman Pres. 3; Stud. Coun. 3. BARBARA WILLIAMSON COMMERCIAL G.A.A. 1,2,3; Utterwoman 2,3; Pep C. 2,3; Letterwoman Pres. 2; Stud. Coun. 2; Tennis 1,2, 3; Panther Prints 2. MARY ROHRBACKER COLLEGE ScL C. 1,2.3; Sci. C. Sec. -Treas. 3; F. H. A. 2; Homeroom Rep. 3. JULL ANN WITTOR COLLEGE JERRY YOUNG COMMERCL L; COLLEGE Basketball 1,2; Jun. Class V. Pres. 2; Ann. Staff Phot. 3; Track 2; Honor Guard 2. ' EE SCHOOLEY GENERAL 36 UIGE Our Senior SWEEPSTAKES Winner. THE FOUNTAIN OF TREVI itttags U fi A Notei P(W OufefcWtag ' Uok P isomMi ■ -•■:■ MAY_B 1 1 n '  fl . L_ ' « . t .-,fl Wild choices r . « Ntta ' us -j  y LIVE BETTER li WINDCAVE NATIONAL PARK South Dakota Established 1903 Area: 28, 059 acres JUNIORS Ot (JUM A iy We have worked hard this year. Our goal was the Junior-Senior Prom; and, many activities had to be held in order to raise sufficient funds. The class float, When In Rome. . . , was a giant success; and, we tied for the prize of First in Class with the Soph- omore Class. We held a big dinner and fed everyone spaghetti and Vienna bread. As usual, our projects are great, and this was no exception. ' Gail Afner Dennis Ahringhoff Janie Allen Sherryl Allen Stella Arrellanes John Arzate Phil ' Banks Willard Bateman Juanita Bates Mike Beckley Mary Beverly Linda Bliss Sherry Borchert Terry Borchert Diane Boyer John Boyles Dan Bridgeman Patricia Brown Steve Brown Dale Bryant Greg Burgess Ray Burks Jerry Burton Sandra Byrd Martha Campos Pam earner Carolyn Bean Eddie Chatman Lana Clayton Sharon Coltran 43 Leslie Cook Alfred Cordova Tom Cousins Margaret Denny Tom DePaulo Margaret Donahoe Gary Dowdy Erline Edwards Eulitt Elkins Betty Ellis Gloria Elwood Carrie Farrell Gary Farrell Dale Findley Kathy Francis Paul Gaines Linda Gardenias Jim George Margie George Barbara Gilbert Jerry Gilbert Loysann Golding Peggy Grace Donnette Grastorf Don Gunn Robert Hadsell Carol Haze Dawn Hendrickson Doug Henderson Kick Hernandez 44 iCO!||o,j iDoDakoe Elwood famll ' anell Gilta n Hiilseil m Karen Hess Gary Hoefs Kenny Hoefs Fred Holmes Delores Howes Terry Hughes James Isby Pari Ishida Diane Johnson Bernice Jones Carol Jones Ray Jones Patsean Kelly Carl Kelso Travis Kieschnick Trudy Kieschnick Tom Ludington Donna Knox Kaye Lane Linda Lauda Mary Lettner Arthur Lilly Ernest Lopez Dale Long Blaine Lowe Kirk Magnuder Brenda Marshall Dora Martinez Ruben Martinez Buddy May 45 © M a E Ollie McDonald Linda McLendon Laura McWhirter Charles Melonson Charles Merrill Norman Middleton Fred Millar David Millikin Steve Mills Leonard Moe Erlinda Montalvo Luis Monies Curtis Moore Peggy Mora Gwen Moses Lorraine Muckerheide Larry Pacheco Gloria Parks Colleen Phillips Betty Pittman Jim Powell Karen Preee Buddy Nelms Bruce McCloud Diane Nicely David Osorio Lilla Randall Eloise Ray Lynda Reed Tom Reynolds ' A r 46 Dennis Rhodes David Richardson Linda Robles Orlando Romero Lawrence Ross Penny Rusher Larry Sanchez Cruz Santiago Te rry Santschi Edie Schain John Seniguar David Serna Tom Sherman Nan Shirar Dan Smith David Smith Dennis Smith Richard Squiers Kirt Stein George Stephens Dianna Thomas Elaine Tomshack Margaret Torres Gary Tucker Veron Roquemore Lolita Villegas Terry Villegas Sandy Voeltz Elaine Warren Carol Watts Jacquie Wilkerson Adell Williams Ray Williams Rosemary Willis A7 CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK I ew Mexico Established 1930 Area: 49. 447 acres SOPHOMORES OWU HAJSi Vmji . . • . This is our first year; and we have ac- complished and experienced plenty, espe- cially since we have been in high school for such a short time. We started our year by selecting our class colors, which are red and white; we ordered our class rings; and, we designed our class flag, which will fly on the activity pole with the other class flags of our upperclassmen. We were rewarded for our hard work when we tied First in Class with the competitive Juniors during Homecoming Week. We have just begun on our long march and we know we will finish with honors. f 50 David Ader Eunice Adkins Delores Alvarado Bill Anderson Gene Archibeck Keith Archibeck Jelina Ashley Bob Bailes Victora Barnett Linda Beasley Roy Becerra Carmen Bergren Betty Biedebach Rosa Briseno Larry Burton Nellie Cabrera Rachel Campos Susie Carlo Joyce Childress Karen Coe CeceUa Collins Ron Co U ins Dave Comiel George Cozine Alia Crawford Susan Davies Gerald Dedeaux Louise Dodgins John Donahoe Cheryl Dowalter 51 r ' 9fi Kathy Dudrow Diane Durell Janice Echols Lenore Erwin Helene Farris Roy Farris Linda French Kathy Garat Linda Gardner Beverly Garett Leslie Garrison John Gausehin Bill Glass Alice Grace Jenell Graham Jim Gravitt Joyce Gregg Richard Grimes Roxanna Groves Robert Hallberg Joan Hammerschmidt Diane Harding Harry Harris Michael Hayes Marcella Henry Don Hewitt John Higginson Etorothy Hinton Harriet Holmes Beverly House 52 Annette Humble Lynn Isby Larry Jackson Sherman Jackson Arlene Jefferson Janice Johnson Leo Johnson Nathaniel Jones Pat Jones Richard Jones Terry Jones Karen Kelso Linda Kennedy Kris Korecki Martin Knowe Ron Kulbeck Sylvia Lanker Linda Lasley Geraldine Lassint Willie Lee Mary Lilly Leo Lopez Charlotte Markham Ignacio Marruffo Emma Martinez Mike McCarry Mike McLendon Greg Millar Margaret Miller Mickey Miller 53 Ernia Millner Don Hewett Texana Morgan Sylva Moriarty John Moss Judy Moss John Motte Frank Nava Irene Nelson John Ochou Laura Olyer Ed Owens Gloria Pacheco Matilda Pacheco Mike Parrish Pat Pauick Mary Pana Perry Peters Charmaine Penson Bill Price Irene Quintanilla Richard Ralphs Newal Ralphs Paula Kinsey Don Roberts Rob Robinson Albert Robles Juan Robles Rose Walton Jess Sanders 54 iiiait) ' iBiilla David Seceido John Shaffer Phil Self Judy Singer Julia Serna Paula Silvas Danny Sinor Alice Smith Carol Smith Eddie Smith Harry Smith Larry Smith Pat Smith Ruby Smith Danny Sparks Mike Starky Gail Store Donna Thean Linda Thomas Shirley Thomas Felix Thompson Lelani Thomshack Ralph Toco Wesley Twitty Ronald Tyson Michael Vaughn John Vega Chayo Villegas Jackie Walker Terry Ward 55 Tommy Weber Tim White Veron White Delois Whitman Godfrey Williams Phillip Williams Pam Zack Kenny Zeiders Hector Zorreto TLATl .NATIONAL I ' A1{K Oklahoma Established 1906 Area: 911 acres ACTIVITIES 58 ' . (JOCiA lOuWll r 59 Top, left to right: Ride ' em cowboy! . . , Cheerleaders at Western Rally. Linda leading Homecoming Parade. One of our many rallies. . where ' s the hands Mr. VanHove? Roman Holiday. . Come back to me , said Caesar. . But I love Antony , said Cleopatra. We have some very active cheerleaders in this school. Betty Hanifin in our raUy for alumni. Nan looks like she ' s in a trance! Janie A. , who is with you? For anyone who wants to know, turn back to the Senior cut-up page. He ' s there! Our Christmas food drive. The Seniors won. J.V. Cheerleaders always get their men. . one way or another. Roman Holiday. . Et tu Brute ' . Trailer at the beach? Don ' t get so excited girls! aioiii met trout 60 Top, left to right: Western Rally, and these are our dancing songleaders. Looks like, dangerous! Ow! Don ' t puU so hard Zeke! This was the skit in the Western Rally. This is what we call a leisurly activity, and these are active people. All aboard! The Annual Staff took a field trip. Our Senior Class sponsored a tremendous bake sale. Oh pain! , says Mr. Van Hove. Something is pricking me. Our band marches splendidly in our homecoming parade. Roman Council (plotting against the boy Romans probably), Quite a view of the noon -time rally from where we were! Is this a SENIOR activity? Guess it ' s just the boys that act so grown-up around here. And you want to be able to vote at 18 yrs. , Danny? This was one of the discussion groups that met daily at Camp Lawler last summer. Remember all the fun, kids? It seems that we recall that there were troubles ranging from getting their hair messed up to trying to get the chest away from the door at 4:00 in the morning ! ! Do you recall any of this Jane and Julie ?? 61 Ou t QdiMi S BackboM You may think it wrong to put the custodians, cafeteria cooks, and bus drivers in the activity section; but, we see it differently. These people are the ones that make it possible to have activities, so what better place could they have ? The bus drivers drove the rooters ' busses to all of our ' way games. The cooks keep us going each day with the nutritious lunches they prepare. Without the custodians to keep our campus neat and clean we wouldn ' t have such a fine school of which to be proud. All our big dances are made possible with the help of our custodians. And who could ask for a more friendly group of people? A special thanks to these people ! ! Left-right: Mrs, Lloyd, Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. Brownlee, Mrs. Sims. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Denny, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Emory, Mr. Oresham, Mr. Dodson, (in front) Mr. Gracia. 62 Mr. Trujillo, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Gaskins. IS k - St BUVCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK Utah Established 1928 Area: 36. 010 acres ORGANIZATIONS Iill5 ii - , ■,-«■- I . jtol iSi ' is.j r , ' iriife £:f- A. S. B. President Mark Weyant A. .B. Olffms Vice-Presideni Dan Davis Secreary Sharon Walker Treasurer Karen Ichihashi Commissioner of Activities Carolyn Charleston Under the leader- ship and supervision of the Student Council, our high school has prospered and gained much experience. CommuMfiicr .1 Finance Terry Bellew Commissioner of Community Service Bill O ' Laverty Commissioner of Publicity Gail Afner Commissioner of Domain Leo Melonson • ■j ' - 14. . ' Ml Commissioner of Publications Margie Rose Commissioner of Boy ' s Athletics Jay Gregg 65 Ugtsiottu Bottom, 1-r: L. Bliss, M. Donahoe, N. Shirar, J. Allen, A. Hammerschmidt, M. Beverly, J. Rauscher, P. Grace, T. Stehly. 2nci: J. Donahoe, J. Eels, D. Bee, B, Jackson, Y. Moses, C. Rios, K. Smith. S. Smith. Top: D. Williams, D. Randolph, D. Hughes, J, Donahoe, J. Beach, D. Knox, C. Watts, rUHnUSr fSAWnv Bottom, l-r: P. Patricks, A. Allen, P. Rusher, S. Zorrero, P. Zack, C. Dowalter, M. Rhorbacker. 2nd: M. Pariok, J. Arzate, C. Moriarty, L. Robles, E. Ray, T, X JbtMbfJtlntfiillUifi Keishnick. Top: W. Lee, P. Gaines, D. Davis, G. Weathers, T. Blankenbaker, Bottom, 1-r: E. Schain, N. Shirar, C. Rios, C. Charleston, C. Bean, L. Mucher- heide, Y. Moses. Top: M, Donahoe, P. Ishida, T. Torres, E. Tomshack, C. Ed- wards. f d MxtUm Bottom, 1-r: J. Rauscher, Y. Mosps, D. Davis, M. Rose, J. Young, S, Walker, B Jackson. 2nd: N. Shirar, M. Beckley, C. Charleston, T. Torres, T. Keischnick, C. Steiner, T. Stehly. CIU Utfe tU!0«li Bottom, 1-r: S. White, C. Bean, T. Torres, M. Rhorbacker, G. Afner, M. Torres, K. Lane, E. Moore. 2nd: L. Muckerheide, Y. Moses, M. Rose, C. Steiner, B. Jackson, J. Carter, E. Tomshack, M. Denny. Top: D. Hewett, C. Whitman, C. Charleston, D. Gunn, V. White, J. Gilbert, C. Edwards. Bottom, 1-r: P. Ishida, N. Shirar, E. Schain, J. Mills, A. Hammerschmidt, R- Buchannan. Top: B. Williamson, D, Knox, S. Walker, K. Smith, P. Mora, E. Ray, C, Serna. wm H ( ' fi ' f PiUtb Bottom, 1-r: D. Boyer, JC Lane, B. Nicely, C. Phillips, P. Grace. Top: S. Zorrero, B. Taylor, P. Ishida. Bottom, l-r: F. Millar, M. Weyant, D. Davis, B. O ' Laverty, J. Gregg, J, Eells, L. Melonson, M. Beckley, G, Farrell, B. Kuffler. 2nd: J. Burton, J. Arzate, P. t il l j_ Swords, D. Randolph, J. Lowery, T. Stehly, J. Buttram, L Montes, D. Williams. •f OUcMfWzJl 3rd: K. Stein, D, Squires, T. Keischnick, T. Blankenbaker, B. Buchko, J. Hspin- oza, D. Richardson, D, Hughes, G. Garat. Top: J. James, T. Sherman, A. Lily, K. Magruder, Page 70: Top left: Editor Julie Rauscher explains layout to her assistant, Pat Ishida. Top right: Busi- ness Manager Jerry Gilbert and assistant Vernon White look over annual sales. Bottom left: Co-ordinating Ed. Jane Donahoe and Art Ed. John Espinoza check out what ' s been done. Bottom right: Copy Ed. Mar- gie Rose and Pat discuss what comes next. Page 71: Top right: Classes Ed. Jan Beach admires Photographer Jerry Young ' s work. Top left: We three, Margie, Julie, Jane, worked many long hours together. Right: Our advisor, Miss Day. Bottom left: I like this layout, John tells Jerry, Jan, and Jerry, Pef) Bottom, 1-r: B. Meyers, J. Rauscher, M. Weyant, A. Hammerschmidt, J. Allen, P. Grace, D. Martinez, G. Afner, E. Martinez, D. Davis. 2nd: J. Bates, D. Thomas, L. Lauda, D. Grastorf, D. Long, D. Hughes, J. Donahoe, J. Beach. 3rd: P. Ishida, T. Hughes, L. Bliss, N. Shirar, M. Donahoe, E. Schain, D. Knox, S, Zorrero, B. Williamson, K. Smith. Top: T. Blankenbaker, B. Buchko, J. Mills, S. Smith, G. Garat, J. Eells, T. Bellew, D. Ran- dolph, M. Beverly, M. Jones, Vtl tJtH Bottom, 1-r: M. Torres, C. Bean, D. Durrell, M. Lettner, B. Garrett. O, Roquemore, M. Beverly, M. Jones, G. Parks, K. Pree. 2nd: Y. Moses, L. Muckerheide, A. Allen, V. Prescott, C. Watts, D. Nicely, K. Hess, L. Cousins, D. Boyer, C. FarrelL Top: A. Jef- L AKlAKlALpjtA f ' ' ' ' Henderson, G. Moses, G. Childress, T. Keischnick, L. Golding, J. Bates, D. Thomas, L. Lauda, L. RandalL 1 Bonom, 1-r: L. McKinney, V. Prescott, P. Patrick, D. Bee, A. Allen, S. Byrd, L. Melon- son. 2nd: J. Buttram, D. Grastorf, P. Moore, C. Moriarty, T. Borchert. AA. Bonom, l-r: D. Thean, D. Harding, A. Grace, G. Afner, E. Martinez, T. Villegas, J. Graham, T. Ward, A. Allen, G. McAuley, D. Hendrickson, G. Jordan, J. Allen, E. Adkins, C. Markham, 2nd: N. Shirar, S. Walker, A. Cortez, S. Zorrero, S. Smith, J. Mills, K. Garat, K. Kelso, V. Prescott, L. McLendon, D. Long, T. Kieschnick, B. Garrett, P. Rusher. 3rd: K. Coe, E. Montaro, D. Boyer, C. Humble, C. Serna, J. Wilkerson, P. Mora, P. Ishida, P. Zack, M. Jones, M. Beverly, J. Bates, L. Lauda, D. Durell, L. Bliss. Top: Y. Moses, D. Knox, B. Williamson, T. Hughes, E. Schain, E. Ray, L Thomas, A. Hammerschmidt, J. Echols, B. Biedebach, R. Willis, M. Miller, R. Buchanan, B. Taylor. Teasing and playing was their job. They helpec to lead our teams to victory through- out each season. With their little black ears and their long black tails, they pro- vided many a laugh for our Stu- dent Body. OuA PoKi W ttes UaA cW dii0[ D(UtC6 titvVtcfavt The Pantherettes marched and danced at almost every football game this past season, representing our school. For their fine performance in Elsinore ' s parade, they received a trophy. Long, hard practice resulted in fine precision, and these girls deserve our praise. i, P , i ?JW j|M ♦ 1 Vk ii i  i 4 C mSi m. m rum P.U.H. ■i i : VanSlt Coinj hoJms Grace ■■ J 1 . ' « JE ' i y CJ fi Jkoui tS YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK California Established 1890 Area: 760, 951 acres ATHLETICS Top Row, 1-r: Leo Melonson, Jack Eells, Jerry Burton. Left: Wayne Blackwood. Bottom Row: John James, Bill Kuffler. FOOTBALL SCORES Bloomington San Marcos Victor Valley Indio Norte Vista He met Beaumont San Jacinto Elsinore 13-7 0-7 0-20 19-7 13-0 7-27 40-21 6-0 6-0 Owi Q Mxj PojiidJu ts . charged and fought for every inch they gained; and, they were rewarded for their tremendous efforts when the Perris Panther Varsity placed second in the De Anza League! Only the mighty Hemet Bulldogs could trample on our cunning Panthers. Under the direction and coaching of Frank Mahan, Head Coach, and Mr. CDoherty, Line Coach, they set a record which Penis has not known for years. The long, gruelling hours of practice every night did its magic when our Panthers opened up with all they had at the games. Perris also received an honor when Dave Randolph, one of our battling centers, was nom- inated to play in the North- South Shrine Game of Southern California. Never before have we had one of our players nominated for such an honor. A Panther roar to you, Dave Randolph. Our Varsity worked hard all year for a goal they rightly deserved. But, when news came that second-place teams did not get to go to the CIF play-offs, it struck a blow harder than any rival school could ever give them. It hit so hard that they almost fell back in the Perris-Elsinore game Elsinore being the team on the bottom this season. But, their pride rallied their spirits and they went on to another victory — showing us and everyone else that the Panthers could not be downed. I Top Row, 1-r: Mike Beckley, David Richardson, Tim Stehly L R: Tom Sherman, John Espinoza. Bottom Row: Don Williams, Bill Buchko, Dan Davis. W f) PWI .il Top Row, 1-r: John Buttram, David Randolph, BiU O ' Laverty L R: Art Lilly. Felix Thomp- son. Bottom Row: Jay Gregg, Judd Lowery, Terry Blanken- baker. ' ' ' PW J2l 1 1 ' . ' WJll OuA Bottbiig Juia(M V(uscfaj 87 Art Lilly Tim Stehly Jay Gregg I Qjfi Leo Melonson J L Left: Ronny dumps it in the hoop again, jusr showing the crowd what real basket- ball is! Bottom: He flies through the air with the greatest of ease, and Ronny grabs the ball! what is it? A bird, a plane, superman? Run everybody, run. It ' s one of Art ' s swishin ' shots! ! ! Jump, Ronny, jump! 3 RAHS for Ronny! MR. ZOUMBOUS Our C Basketball coach worked long, hard hours with his team. Lf - rt: J. Arzate, G. Millar, L. Burton, C, Moore, S. Jackson, R. Markham, J, Moss, R. Jones. 1X72A1. n ft JJ Top, 1-r: F. Thompson, L Sanchez, H. Smith, G. Archibeck, R. Farris, V. Roquemore, L. Edson. Btm. : D. Oriso, D. Hewitt, G. Dedeux, M. Hayes, T. DePaulo, N. Jones, K. Hoefs. DAI. TRACK SCHEDULE March 12 Hemet March 19 at Beaumont April 2 San Jacinto April 9 at Elsinore April 16 at Norte Vista April 23 Elsinore Norte Vista May 1-Conference Finals at Hemet May 7-DAL-DVL Meet at Ferris May 16-CIF Preliminaries May 22, 23-ClF Semifinals May 29-CIF So, Section Finals June 5,6-State Finals, Los Angeles Coliseum To our dismay, our deadline came too soon for us to give you the results of the meets; but, we know we will keep the DAL trophy that we now have in the Panther ' s den. Under the leadership of Johnny James, our man who went to State Finals last year, we are sure to break the rope ahead of all other schools who dare to compete against our mighty Panther trackmen! Top, 1-r: T. Arreando, R. Williams, M. Parrish, J. Motte, W. Twitty. Btm. : R. Garcia, F. Nava, R. Markham, G. Williams. m m- Mjoblie Infielders Dan Davis, Terry Blankenbaker, Leo Melonson, Mark Weyant worked very hard this year as a quick -precision team. Fk Qjp uMq 0 Vouitg Wft i ' s PoiiCy Tuamj to TfiOug{ife o . . . On the Mound we find John Espinosa, Charl Edwards, Willie Lee, Keith Archibeck, Terry Blankenbaker, Bill Meyers, and Larry Moore. BasdbcM .... m-nf rN.i4)l|| fe . yearaja Don Williams was our active catcher this year. Right: Mr. Ken Martin coaches our team and he is admired by all for the wonder- ful job he did. With the return of half of our last year ' s team; and with the large turn out of new team members, our Panthers will take the lead in every game. Along with cool, quick action comes a fighting spirit that our men have. If our predictions are true, the DAL Championship will be ours ! ! Outfielders C— Davis, Mike Beckley, Ron Tipton add to the strength of our team. DAL LEAGUE GAMES April 14 Hemet April 17 at Hemet April 21 at Beaumont April 24 Beaumont April 28 San Jacinto April 30 at San Jacinto May 5 at Elsinore May 8 Elsinore May 12 at Korte Vista May 15 Norte Vista May 19 GIF Playoffs FAVORITES Uost UfiMoWjCe '  WohiecohilKg-Noy. 4 - S, 196S Homecoming is more than a game, a parade, or a dance. It is the spirit, the feeling of belonging to your school, of working together. It is the time for alumni to return, to enjoy once again the fresh spirit of life found only in high school. But we will not forget the game, the parade, and the dance. For without these we could not have a successful week. Monday was Color Day, and our school was ablaze with its colors. Green and White, Tuesday was Slave Day, and many girls sported the jersey of a football player. Wednesday everyone dressed according to the theme of the week, Roman Holiday, and we were a mass of white sheets! ! Thursday was spent putting finishing touches on our floats; many Seniors stayed up until 4:00 in the morning finishing their float. And Friday was the big day! The parade began at 3:00 in the afternoon, and the Sweepstakes trophy went to the Senior Class prize float, The Fountain of Trevi, Junior and Sophomore classes tied for First in Class, and Science Club came in first in the organiza- tion division. The game was a wild one, and we trampled San Jacinto with a score of 6-0, Following, was the dance; and everyone agreed that we had a very successful week , , . one that will never be forgotten ! ! I  ! i t [lH mm •rM - • ' ftk. :. . 1 - ■-- -- ' JaAii r I !■ ii i B« ti I £ue tfe . - J5l OuA 5S Homecoming night was a glorious night. And these princesses certainly reflect that spirit by their glowing smiles. Lf - rt: Arleen Hammerschmidt, Nan Shirar, and Margaret Donahoe. R a A n Jackie Walker and Pat Patrick. 1st Row: Denny Davis, Gary Farrell, Gary Weathers, Karen Smith, Gene Garat, John Senigar, Travis Kieschnick. Btm. : Margaret Donahoe, Nan Shirar, Arleen Hammerschmidt, Pat Patrick, Jackie Walker. i 9 JJU ) xfifiA V 964 mm Our deadline came before Girls ' and Boys ' State representatives were picked. We left this space for you to fill in their names after you find out who those lucky juniors are that will go to the campus of University of California at Davis for one week this summer. Girls ' State Representative Boys ' State Representative GVik ' aacL Boys ' Stafe yufCtMjiWUiMmi LIBERAL ARTS CUP AWARD Till ' ■ic ' :] ' . 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PERRIS REXALL DRUG STORE We have enlarged our store to take care of everyone ' s own special needs and wants. ■m ivr-oiT tomatoi - . MATO SAlKi. |C=3 tSUNORIES -J a jfc:! gas SMITH BROS. SUPER MARKET Valley Appliance Center Heating and Air Conditioning 328 D Street Your friendly grocery store where it pays YOU to do your shopping here. 171 E. 1st Street :.«aM ■■ ' 1 ir ' ' - ' .tik i CLARK ' S NURSERY TASTEE FREEZE ' Everyone is interested in how they look! BEAUTY NOOK SCHROEDER MFG. CO. 114 Y-NOT PERRIS CONCRETE INC. O.K. 1 NEWELL RICHFIELD STATION 3 Jta J I y :o, Perris Valley Chamber of Commerce JAKE BELLEW ' S IMPORTS Introducing the Mercedes Benz. CASA BLANCA The finest in Mexican Cuisine. INC. O.K. Young ' s Signal Oil Products WESTERN AUTO V- REYNOLD ' S HARDWARE THE PERRIS PROGRESS Ferris Community Lumber Co. t WHUtm Mdt N«X a7 GOOD HEARTS DAIRY Your friendly milkmen? ? ? lAI u I 16 FRAN ' S FASHION SHOP Geo. P. Fraley - Insurance A. •erCo, TRY US FIRST FOR ANYTHING DOROTHY ' S CONGRATULATIONS TO Class of ' 64 I I [Bf l H P ' « ' CpHgifl V 1 M Ml r jlfi Iw 3 (: A. 1 GOOD HOPE AUCTION once NUEVO WATER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 64 As you travel through life be good citizens with honor ; dignity. Your friends at THE HOUSE OF TIRES Perris, California HEMET REFRIGERATION Sun City Branch NUEVO RICHFIELD STATION Galaxy Homes by PERRIS VALLEY DEVELOPMENT CORP. Quef Karf mM f :. „.i i - ' fiiSB I InHj H ' ' i c ' jmIKL. II ' SUN CITY INTERIORS COWIE ' S SUN CITY NURSERY This must be an advertise- ment for selling BEATLE wigs, eh Jack? HMII B!! H f TT UPR P - B UH E 1 JB j TOMORROW is drawing near. Soon the beckoning world, unknown in our present lives, will take each and every one of us; and our times spent together throughout our years in high school wiU become only misting memories. New experiences will be ours. With our experience and knowledge gained in high school, we will be able to open new doors that will expose vast worlds to us. As we say good-by to old friends, we will not- -cannot - -forget our lives, lived and shared together, in our beloved ALMA MATER. For it is these days and years which have made it pos- sible for us to face, whether we be alone or together, our NEW HORIZONS. ] Good-by and good fortune to you all- Your Editor, TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 120 Qz cjeJcjij r i9!Pi|qppilQpnilliilippp p •■ ' ■ ' w-iffifii ,1:, i||j|iB!||pppp||pi [ riftifflliiitfiiifinir liiiBiiiiifiiifnif i - - ' - ■■■-- ' ■-■ ' - — ■ -n .. , jjjiiniiiirm ' iiiiftliii ' irtiliiiiiMi