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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

u +he 1 968 El Perris ' rto edi+or Patti Rounsaville. ass+. edi+or Monica Offutt honorary editor Vioki Gmi+h FOREWORD As hi a magic mirror, we see reflected not only our oivn lives, but the lives of all men . . . OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES The EL PERRISITO of 1968 will be the mirror reflecting the memories of this year ' s school life. The faces and names of fellow classmates and teachers will revive poignant memories of past experiences. Laughter, gaiety, friendships, and even sadness, are remembered, making these the most memorable years of our lives. DEDICATION Principal James A. 9ims Inthefallof 1948, atall, personable man joined the faculty of Perris Union High School as physical education teacher and coach. In 1957, after nine years of suc- cessful teaching and coaching, Mr. Sims became vice-principal, and two years -jter, principal. Dedicated, fair, and friendly, Mr. Sims, not only manages school affairs, but also advises the student council. Mr. Sims is well- liked by all who know him and is still affectionately referred to as Coach . In commemoration of his twentieth year at PHS and for the service he has given to the school, we are proud to dedicate the 1968 El Perrisito to you. Coach Sims. iicsiejclie, Jtfaiis, ' t toito to voii, ADMINISTRATION ROBERT E. LAUBSCliER Superintendent JAMES A. SIMS I ' rincipal I r«:,iv e m ROGER M. OLSON Counselor Of the three elements which make up a school - faculty, students, administration the administration perhaps deals with the most complicated and perplexing of problems. Administrating a school means coping with a multitude of details. The handling of these details requires dedicated and versatile people. The people fulfilling these tasks have done so with devotion and consid- eration for the continued high standing of our school. JOSEPH B. BEESON Assistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Vice-president, Loren Fogler, Clerk, John Hanifin, President, George Schlatter, Robert Laubscher, Dr. Ann Parker, James Sheridan. DORIS FUNK Superintendents ' Secretary DOROTHY FIELD District Secretary DIANNE ROCHA ELNA EATON District Principal ' s Bookkeeper Secretary GERTRUDE ALYEA Receptionist, ALYCE CURTIS Attendance Secretary, CHRISTINE UPTON Counselor ' s Secretary The secretaries and librarians are a vital and important part of a school. Their unending assistance make them invaluable to the students and teachers of Perris High School. i HMEiTON Fntcipsl ' ! ittSti . 1 fe 1 FACULTY e ' C i iX JAMES BARNES Algebra, Geometry JANICE BELL Homemaking J SCHUMANN CHERRY Basic, Social Science MELVIN CHICAZOLA Social Science ANTOINETTE ELARIO Shorthand, Business LEONARD FLOM Typing, Business . '  ««r : W ' I NORMAN FOWLE Agriculture, Shop ALFRED GALAZ Social Science DAIL GORDON - ROSS Industrial Arts 10 n f r • fi MEADE HAMILTON Mathematics, Science WALTER JONES English II, Drama STEVE KLEIN Art i i ? I m MURIEL LINDSAY Physical Education % ROBERT MABEE Band KENNETH MARTIN Drafting, Graphic Arts ELIZABETH SHAFER English IV WYLIE SMITH asic, U.S. History DOLORES SPILKER English III JOHN THORNTON Basic, U.S. History 12 RICHARD WILLIAMS German, U. S. History Chorus MRS. HIBDON Teachers Aide i e ) 1 MAINTENANCE Guy Flint CAFETERIA M. Sims, T. Thomason, R. Collins, R. CUSTODIANS C. Jefferson, T. Sears, J. Sears, G. Ricker, Mills, L. Ashley, C. Caplinger L. Rogers The IndiGpensables r ll-l ' •« I o o 9SPKJ 5 iiu mi ); :w - r m . i Jill a PpRAf )4NI Hlg.H J TRANSPORTATION R. Gracia, A. Dodson, B. Trujillo, P. Flanders, G. Lucas, H. Hess, B. Tipton, B. Elkins, E. Ludington, P. Lucas C-ajFliit ' w G. Mt , i ' J V f ' f SENIORS ' 9enlor Class Officers « % Unbounded school spirit and unlimited enthusiasm have been the trademarks of the Class of 1968 during their three -year stay at Perris High School. They came in with a bang in their sophomore year by winning first place for their Homecoming float The Untouchables Their junior year brought headaches to the seniors. It seems that the bench was gone from Senior Court most of the time, or it was gaily decorated. But, as seniors, they discouraged such activities by their underclassmen, by building a new steal-proof bench as one of their unforgettable contributions. And now, they have made their last year here one of THE most spirited in our history. T H ' ' '  SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Washington, Secretary; Major Andersor Treasurer; Kathy Bixler, Vice-President; Gary Smith, President. 16 Perhaps Mr. Chicazola and Mr. Galaz are congratulating themse ves on sponsoring such an outstanding senior class? v ■MXri: illJMMlMSOI 9enior Best .ielv« Brains Pep ayle Field Tim Rober+son Mike Mora • Becky While Personality Roy Cordova Looks Laurie Qteen 17 Sheila Altemus John Alvidrez Major Anderson Larry Archibek Earl Bagley Jerry Baldwin Cynthia Banks  S i Linda Bean f;- rji 1 Katliy Bixler Mike Bouris Sharia Boyd :f Danny Brown Mattie Brown Alvin Bryant Don Bryant Claude Bu echner Armand Cadena Frances Campbell Nowlin Campbell Elizabeth Carapella Charles Carson Bud Caudel Curtis Chambers Coleen rhannt-U Ralph Clayborn Lonnie Davis -e Randy Clayton Roy Cordova Benjy Cortez Gloria Diaz Janet Cooper N4artha Dillon J 1 Rodney Dinkins Bill Dodson Jay Dunharr, Mike Duncan Diana Elias Kathy EUiou s tk isBoiuice % 2 t| Tim Ellison Myra Fitch Tim Elsenpeter Linda Escalante Gayle Field Veronica Floras Don Friedrichsen fiff -,.,. Marvin Gaines I Lucy Garcia Ida Gardner ' i I Ken Goedhart l jm Dennis Golding I Eddie Gourhier Andrea Grabovac Mary Grace 1 )}i i Nancy Gravitt Carol Grippin Sharon Gunderson Raheem Hadee Debbie Hannah Cathlene Hartman Mike Hibdon Tom Higginson k Janet Hockenberry Kathy Hughes Sandra Jacobs I La Reeta Johnson Rayford Johnson John Jones Joe Jordan Betsy Kane HiJu A.. i) viataiicc 1 Michael Kane _Ni Betty Lettner Marvin King Chester Kulbeck Frank Lauda Tom Lewis nv Grant Krugjohn Chris Loper Gloria Lopez Samuel Lovt Lorraine Lovett ! Carolyn Marks Jacqueline Markham ith i Bob Martin Ricky Martin Robert Middleton c idk Uml u Js? ' . Bobby Millner Ricky Montgomery Mike Mora Arlester Morris Lynda Moss Robert Nipper John Northcutt Ruth Owens • ' •fcl d Inrlcv I ' .ili in, ires ,J «3r Bi. f Paula Payne Pattie Porter Susanne Radke Margaret Richardson i Tim Robertson Sergio Robles Patti Rounsaville Waravan Ruangvette Paul Ruggieri Patti Rund . ' k K i, ' . Sii. Don Schaffer Shirley Segna Patricia Shay Gary Smith iienry Smith s3r t. Jay Smith Linda Smith Shirlene Smith i Rennae Speiginer Sharon Squier John Stamp f.aurie Steen Jim Stiner . { mmk I Bill Suff Tom Surbrook Mike Thomas Tom Tipton Rosalie Torres ,inda Tovar Peggy Tripp Stanley Tv ' itty Ji. ■ n , k 1 4i Maria Ugarte n i :M Juan Velarde Jack Voeltz H Rosalie Von Moos Delma Walker I I Karen Walker Maerethia Walker Warden Wanza in iiwiiA ( Florence Weatherspoon Becky White Lorraine Wickliffe 4 Charles Westbrooke Bill Wiegman Cynthia Williams Diane Williams «4 . Larry Williams Leon Wilson Scott Wilson Katliy Woods I oiiglas McCiillough Vat. fo Iteasi I,V. Fo 3; Vai, siiietS; 1,2,3; letierm ilomeioi te. 1; PepCy te, 2; Science Eitilag letiyBa 36 - t Sheila Altemus GAA 1; WAF 1; AFS 1,2,3; Letterwomen 1,2; FTA 2; FHA Pres. 2; FHA 3; Miss Perris Contestant 3 John Alvidrez J. V. Football 2 Major Anderson Adv. Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 3; Var. Football 3; Senior Class Treasurer 3; Pep Club 3 Larry Archibek J. V. Football 1; Var. football 2, 3: Var. track 1,2,3; AFS trea- surer 3; AFS 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep. 1; Lettermen 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; WAF 1; Wrestling, 2 Rick Archibek Homeroom Rep. 1; Drama Club, Pres. 1: World Affairs Forum, 1; Pep ( lub, 1; Drama Club, Vice Pres. 2; Annual Bus. Man. 2; Science Club, 2; Wrestling, 2 Earl Bagley Jerry Baldwin World Affairs Forum, 1: FTA Treasurer, 2; FTA, Vice Pres., 3; Pep Club, 3; Interact Club, 3 Cynthia Banks GAA, 3; Foster Parent Plan, 3 9enior Index Dale Raumunk Linda Bean Science Club. 1; AFF 1,2,3,; Reading Club 1,2,3; Foster Parents Plan, 3; Girls ' Chorus, 3 Kathy Bixler Drama, 1; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1 ,2, 3; World Affairs Forum 1; Class Vice Pres. 3; Annual Art Editor, 3; Miss Perris Contestant, 3 Mike Bouris Wrestling, 1; CSF, 1,3; World Affairs Forum, 1; Debate Club, 1; JV Football, 2; Honor Guard, 2; Football, 3; Letterman,3; Home- room Rep. 3 Sharia Boyd Danny Brown Var. Football, 2; JV football, 1; JV basketball 1,2; Var. Baseball 1,2; Letternian 1,2,3; Pep Club, 3 Mattie Brown Alvin Bryant Lion Bryant JV football 1; Var. football 2; Var. football-Co-Captain 3; Lettermens Club 3 William Bryant ( ' laude Buechner Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Armand Cadena Frances Campbell Foster Parents Plan 3 Nowlin Campbell Track 1,2,3 Foster Parents Plan 3 Elizabeth Carapella Charles Carson Reading Club 2; Drama 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Flonor Choir 3 Bud Caudal Curtis Chambers Coleen Channell World Affairs Forum 1 Ralph Clayborn Randy Clayton Bcnnie Compian Janet Cooper Roy Cordova Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3 Benjy Cortez Lonnie Davis Var. Football 1,2.3; Var. Base- ball 1; Reading Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1 ,2; Track 2 , 3; Lettermans Club 2,3; Foster Parents Plan Club 3 Gloria Diaz Foster Parents I ' lan Club 3 37 mmssm Manila Dillon Mascot, 2: World Affairs Forum 1 Rodney Dinkins Terry Dodgins Chorus, 3; Foster Parenrs Plan Club 3 Bill Dodson Dan Donahoe JV Football 1; Var. Football 2, 3; Wrestling 1; World Affairs Forum 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Letter- man Club 2, 3; Drama Club 1,3 Mike Duncan Jay Dunham Band 1,2,3; Foster Parents Plan 3 Band 1,2; Foster Parents Plan 3 Linda Escalante Girls Service Club Pres. , 3; Homeroom Representative 3; GAA 3; Annual Staff 3; Sign Carrier 3 Gayle Field Class Secretary 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; AFS 1,2,3; CSF 1,2,3; World Affairs Forum 1; Annual Staff 2,3 Myra Fitch Veronica Flores Don Friedrichsen Var. Baseball 1.2,3; JV Basket- ball 1; Var. Basketball 2,3; Letterman Club 1,2, 3; Letterman 1,2,3; Class Pres. 2; Student Council 2 Drama Club 2 Ken Goedhart JV Football 1; JV Basketball 1; Var. Football 2, 3: Var. Track 2,3; Letterman Club 2,3; Reading Club, 2; Homeroom Rep. 3; Var. Basketball 2; Var. Baseball 1 Dennis Golding Eddie Gouthier FFA 1,2: Basketball 3; Baseball 3 Andrea Grabovac Mary Grace JV Cheerleader 1; Drama Club 1, L AFS 1,2,3; CSF 2, 3; GAAl, 2,3; Pep Club 2, 3 Diana Elias Kathy Elliott Tim Ellison FFA 1,2,3; Student Council; Pep Club 3 Tim Elsenpeter Ron Elwood Marvin Gaines Interact Club 2 Lucy Garcia Dubois Gardner Ida Gardner Nancy Gravitt Carol Grippin Drill Team 2; Songleader 3; CSF 2,3; AFS 3; Pep Club 3; Student Council 3 Sharon Gunderson Raheem Hadee 38 ■• Trick =?■ 3; Vai. rail! M JV Football 2: Var. Football 3; Var. Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,3; Reading Club 1,2,3; Student Councils; Band 1,2,3; Pres. TeenPost2; Letterman 1,2, 3; Comm. Boys Athletics 3; AFS 2 Stan Hamrick Debbie Hannah GAA 1; Newspaper Staff 1 Cathlene Hartman Mike Hibdon FTA Treas. 1; FTA Pres. 2; Interact Treas. 2; Interact Pres. 3; Tennis 1; Lettermans Club 1, 2,3: Drama Club 1,2,3 Tom Higginson Class Play 1,2; School Play 2 Gary Hill Janet Hockenberry Kathy Hughes JV Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3; World Affairs Forum 1; GAA 1.2; Drama Club 1; AFS 2,3; Bus. Manager for Annual 3 Wayne Ingalls Science Club 1; Reading Club 1, 2,3; Football 1,2 Sandra Jacobs Drill Team 1 La Reeta Johnson Copy Editor for Annual 3 Rayford Johnson Basketball 1,2; Reading Club 1, 2; Elect. Engineer 1,2; FPA 3; Track 3; Honor Chorus 3 1,2,3; B Track John Jones Home Room 1 Joe Jordan Betsy Kane Michael Kane Track 2, 3; Reading Club 2; Foot- ball Manager 3; Basketball Manager 3; Foster Parents Plan 3 Marvin King FFA 1,2; Football Manager 1; Track Manager 1; Lettermens Club 1; Track C 2; Homeroom Rep. 3; Baseball 3 Grant Krugjohn Chester Kulbeck Frank Lauda JV Football 1,2; JV baseball 2; Var. Football 3; Var. Tennis 1; Lettermen Club Sec. 3; Lettermen Club 1,2,3 Betty Letmer Future Nurses Club 2 Tom Lewis Foster Parents Plan Club 3 Chris Loper Lorraine Lovett Reading Club 1, 2; Student Council 2; PBX operator 3 Gloria Lopez Drill Team 1; Mixed Chorus 2 Samuel Love Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Comm. of Activities 39 Carolyn Marks Drill Team 1,2; Homecoming princess 2; RHA 2; GAA 3; Girls Service Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Pep Club 3 Jacqueline Markliam Bob Martin Var. Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1, 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Lettermens Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep. 3; Student Council 3 Ricky Martin Reading Club 1; Reading Club Vice Pres. 2 Robert Middleton Bobby Millner Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Parents Plan Club 3 Ricky Montgomery Hepsie Moore Mike Mora JV Football 1; Band 1,2,3; Var. Baseball 1; Var. Track 1,2,3; Weight Man Relay and Shot put 1, 2,3; Dance Band 2, 3; Letterman Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Vice Pres. Foster Parent Plan 3 Arlester Morris Lynda Moss Farmerettes 1,2,3; CSF 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3; World Affairs Forum 1; Newspaper 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Letterwomen 2, 3; Home- room Rep. 2; Girls Volleyball 3 Douglas McCullough Robert Nipper Track 1,2; J V Football 2; Honor Guard 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; Basket- ball Manager 2; Homeroom Rep. 3; Interact Club 2 John Nordic utt Ruth CHvens GAA 3 Shirley Palomares Paula Payne Pattie Porter Susanne Radke Margaret Richardson Girls basketball team 1; Girls ' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3: GAA 1, 3; Mascot 2; Miss Perris Con- ;estant 3 Tim Robertson JV football 2; JV Baseball 2; Var. Basketball 2,3; Lettermens Club 2, 3; AFS2,3; CSF 2,3; Honor Guard 2; Var. Football 3; Var. Basketball 3; Var. Baseball 3; ASB President 3; Pep Club 3 Sergio Robles Tennis 1; Letterman 1; World Affairs Forum 1 Patti Rounsaville World Affairs Forum 1; Honor Guard 2; Annual Editor 3 Waravan Ruangvette Exchange student AFS 3 Paul Ruggieri Patti Rund GAA 1,2,3; Letterwomen 3; Var. Cheerleader 3; AFS 1,2,3; Class Pies, 1; CSF 1,3: Ciili ' Sii l,2i Society FFA1;1 GaiySm IVFootD 2,3; CI, 40 Foctiall:: Pres. 1; Homecoming Queen 3; CSF1,3; Pep Club 1,3; Tennis Team 3; World Affairs Forum 1, Girls ' Stater 2; Student Council 1,2; Honor Guard 2; Honor Society 1,2,3 Harvard Sailors Darrell Santchi Debate Club 1; Drama Club 1; Reading Club 3; Interact Club 1; World Affairs Forum 1 Don Schaffer FFA 1; Track : Drafting 2 Shirley Segna Farmerettes 1,2,3; CSF 1,2,3; Honor Guard 2; Pres. of Farmer- ettes 3 Patricia Shay World Affairs Forum 1 Sally Shroyer Gary Smith JV Football 1,2; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2; Class Pres. 3; AFS 3 Henry Smith Jay Smith Baseball 3; Foster Parents Plan 3 Linda Smith Shirlene Smith Rennae Speiginer Track 1,2 Sharon Squier Drama Club 1.2; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2 Jim Stager John Stamp Football 1,2,3; Co-Captain 3; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2, 3; Letter- mans Club 3; Homeroom Rep. 3; JV Baseball 1; Dance Band 1,2, 3 Laurie Steen GAA 1, 2, 3; Letterwomen 3; FHA 2,3; AFS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; JV Cheerleader 1; Var. Cheer- leader 2,3; Homecoming Princess 1,2,3; Tennis 3; World Affairs Forum 1; Asst. Business Manager for Annual 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3 Jim Stiner Annual Staff Bill Suff Marching Band 2, 3; Dance Band 2,3; Reading Club 3 Tom Surbrook Wrestling 1; Tennis 1; Yearbook Photographer 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Drama Club Pres. 3; Comm. of Domain 2; FTA 1,2; Debate Club 2; Interact Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Senior Play 1,2.3; Homeroom Rep. 1; World Affairs Forum 1,2; AFS 1,2 Mike Tliomas Tom Tipton Rosalie Torres Reading Club 1; Reading Club 1; FFA 1; WAF 1; Language Club 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Girls Chorus 1, 2,3; Band 1 Linda Tovar Peggy Tripp Foster Parents Plan Club 3 HJH Stanley Twitty Band 1,2 Maria Ugarte Drill Team 1,2 Juan Velarde Foster Parent Plan C ' lub Florence Weatherspoon James Webb Charles Wcstbrooke Basketball 2,3; Vice Pres. Drama Club 3; Interact Club 2,3; Track 2; Pep Club 3; Student Council 1 Scott Wilson FFA 2; FFA Sec. Rep. 2 3; Homeroom Katliy Woods Drill Team 1: FTA 1: World Affairs Forum 1; Student Court Secretary I: Pn ' duction Chorus 3 Jack Voeltz JV Football 1 Rosalie Von Moos Becky White Future Teachers 1; Pep Club 3; GAA 1,2,3; AFS 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 3: Smdent Council, ( omm. of Carls ' Athletics 2 Delma Walker GAA 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3; Cirls Chorus 1; World Affairs Foruin 1; Pep Club 1; Comm. of Fine Arts 2; Drama Club 2; ASB Sec. 3; Mixed Chorus 3 Karen Walker GAA 1,2,3; World Affairs Forum 1 Lorraine Wickliffe Annual Staff 3 Bill Wiegman Cynriiia Williams GAA 1,2,3; AFS 1,2: Homeroom Rep. 2; Pcp( lubl,2; Home- coming Princess 1 Maerethia Walker Diane Williams Warden Wanza FFA Sec. 2; AFS 3; Rode on float 3 Joe Washington Larry Williams Foster Parents Plan Ckib 3 Leon Wilson Band 1,2,3, 42 ' •tea (Sen! 3 r- 1 i A ' - J J ' k ■ Rq JUNIORS Junior Class Officers This year has been a very active year for the Junior Class of Perris High School. Their year started off by their winning first place on their Homecoming float entitled, Happiness Is Childhood Fantasies. Then the class sponsored a successful victory dance for the entire Student Body. They ended this memorable year with the Junior-Senior Prom which will be remembered by all who attended. The class of 1969 has spent a very successful two years at Perris and are looking forward to their final year with many hopes and plans for their class and their school. Thelbert Roberts - Prc-sidcnr 44 Howard Raschke Tony Rurgctt Dennis Miller Thclhort Roberts ■yma Yolanda Afncr Mendy Albert Charles Allen Joe Anzures William Armstrong Greg Atkins Tommi Avila Anna Baldwin Millie Ballard Steve Banks Micheline Barker Crystal Baumunk Richard Bean Donna Bellinger Marcy Biedebach Billy Bixler Gary Black Luyd Bond Charles Borra Mark Brace Sandra Brengman Janet Buchanan Sherry Budd Tony Burgett Pearl Carpenter Ernest Casados Martha Castro Pat Chapman Donald Christie Gregory Clark Carl Collins Bill Conwell Jean Cordova George Cozine Randy Curtis Robin Curtis Charles Dean Lynda Dengate Fernando Diaz Christine Direux Picture Not Available 45 Mary Doxie Tom Doxie Pauline Duckett Tom Duncan Barbara Eller Sheryl Eller Darlene Englehart Danny Farrell Rennie Fisher Jeanette Kindlcy Burt Fitzgerald Danny Flake Arthur Gaines Marilyn Ciardinelli Carl CUlbert Jane Goertzen Louie Gonsalez Nancy Hallberg Linda Hewitt Sheila Hines Annie Holland Diane HoUowell Paula Holmes Laurie llunsaker ( ' hristine Ishida Patricia Jackson Barbara Jcnncls A Ibert Johnson Linda Johnson Jo Ann Jones Charles Kearney Donna Kelsch Janice Kennedy Martha Kieschnick Marthia King Martha Kittling Guy Krugjohn Henri Lelilanc Stanley Lee Richard Lcttncr n .e e f. Pi ' 6 £ Am: ' Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 46 FIrica Lewis Margaret Loper Raymond Lopez Charlotte Lowery Delores Lucas Paul Lucas Sharon Lucki Mike l.uker Cyndie Lynch Kathleen McClure Peggy McNitt Arddis McCullough Manuel Marrufo Ron Martin Robert Martinez Anita Mendoza Dennis Miller Diane Mills Stanley Moore Scott Morse Lorraine Moore Janie Mundy Maida Murillo Rachel Nava Carlotta Nickens Sandra Northcutt Monica Offutt Elvia Orona Johnny Pacheco Natalie Pacheco Yolanda Pacheco Fritz Parks Larry Payne Rosa Pen a Leland Phillips Karen Ponce William Powell Barry Price Dennis Radkc Howard Raschke Picture Not Available l. Ml f Picture m Not Available Picture o Not r T Available Picture Not Available 47 Sharon Raw lings Thclbert Roberts Alfred Romero Catiierine Rounds Beatrice Rico Karen Rowles Vivian Sanchez Charlene Santschi Sherrie Santschi Jill Scott Pam Sculthorpe Chris Shores Ouentin Silvas Mike Smith Phyllis Smith Rosa Soils Jadelina Soto Dawna Sparks Gary Speiginer Mary Squire Cindy Starnes Mark Stehly Ernie Stewart Warren Stone Jim Store Loretta Sweeney Christine Talbert David Talkovic Darrell Tipton Thurman Thomas David Trempe Bill Troost Joe Ugarte Moises Ugarte Nellie Ugarte Joe Villegas Artliur Violanti Paul Viser Carol Von Moos Beverly Wallace Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 0I t . Available 48 1 Warner, Connie Washington, Valerie j . M f ' H B Picture Weatherspoon, George C . ' S % 9 9 Not Weaker, Robert Wescott, Loretta White, Cheryl White, Chris Williams, Esther Wilson, Don WiUon, Ron Available Winder, Roben Wright, Ozzie Wright, Rhoda Wyman, Hollie — ■ -m i Zeiders, Gary lir ■ - ' t ' J i llankey, Craig Harris, v ' illiam Hawkins, Rudolph B - ' - ' J- if •- W Y- ' - ■ ft— « Hess, Dennis Rund, James 49 SOPHOMORES ■■ Qophomore Class Officers In their initial year at Perris High, the Sophomore class proved to be a sprite, energetic addition to tlie campus. Entering as they did with such pep and determination to win the favor of die school, few were heard to criticize them as unworthy under- classmen. The Sophomores, during football season, showed a good deal of pep by winning the spirit stick the first time it was offered at a pep rally. They also exemplified great athletic ability by having a good number of their male members represented on both the X ' arsity and Junior Varsity football teams. In ordering class rings and building a float for Homecoming, the Sophs fell inti ' the hectic pattern of high school life. They will certainly be lively Juniors and worthy Seniors when the time arrives; and we anticipate, as they do, a groovy future at P.H. S. President Paul Millar Steve Smith, Valerie Larkins, Gtiaaney Hadee, Paul Millar IliLP t4m 4 ' 51 Armin Altemus Eric Archibek Kathy Ashley Willie Baker Julie Baldwin Robert Banks Patricia Barrow Robert Barth James Berg Maureen Bixler James Black Karen Blackwood Martin Blann Dianne Bond Penny Boyd Pam Brand Gwendolyn Bryant Renee Bryant Arthur Buchannan Carolyn Burton Jean Butler Arnold Cadena John Carapella Julieta Carrasco J. C. Carson Debbie Caudel Janet Chapin Sandy Chapman Bobbie Clark Roland Clemons Mary Clipper James Clymer Willie Collins Elizabeth Compian Mike Cook Sammy Cooper Doyle Crum Maria Curiel Becky Curtis Daughdrill, Earl Picture Not Available 52 Vl 1 ii • 111  m fli Saundra Davis Ronnie Dean Kathy Deasey Keith Dedeaux Sheila Deville Rniidy Dinkins Patricia DLreux Robert Doxie Claudia Duncan Dwight EUv ' Ood Bill Espinosa Mary Ferguson Tom Field David Gaines Ricky Gamblain Annette Garat Julie Garcia Ada Gardner Shirley Glen Toni Gilbert Ramona Gonzales Carole Goodman Cheryl Goret Bobby Gracia Henry Gracia Robert Graves Jeanne Gray David Greve Ghaaneyatun Iladee David Harmon Cyntliia Harris Naomi Harris Sherry Hendry Dianne Henebry Chris Hess Debra Hostutler Robin Hughes Cindy Humble Diane Jennings Billy Johnson Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 53 Ivory Johnson Johnnie Johnson Mary Johnson Willie Johnson Candy Jonas Cynthia Jones Susan Jones Dan Kames Jessie King l.arri Kiiisey Jack Koepler Valerie Larkins Jim Lauda Joe Lewis Kathy Lewis Marie Lewis Ralph Lopez Connie Lyle Becky McA lister Adell McCarter Sammie McCarter Walter McCarthy Mary Ann McClure Wilbert McCullough Uebra McGaughey Becky McGroty Jim McKay Dorothy McKee Jack Markley Ramona Marrufo Mitchell Martin Sandra Martinez Sadie Miles Paul Millar David Millner Linda Moe Donald Monroe Jimalene Monroe Brenda Montgomery Judy Morgan Picture Not Available Picture Available 54 « rt ft 1,.JD Blake Motley Rovenda Mumphrey Gloria Nash Mike Nava Linda Northcutt Carlos Notarte Estella Ochoa Jerry Oliler Sandra Owens Louie Pacheco Denise Parie Clarence Parker Janice Parlee Yolanda Pena Ann Peterson Tim Pettit Paul Pena Linda Porchia Janet Porter Anna Rico Mike Rittenhouse Richard Rittenhouse Dolores Rivera Anita Rivera Ronald Rogers Charles Romero Burnell Roques Linda Rohrbacker Debra Roripaugh Diana Rounsaville Barbara Rund William Sailors Paul Schaffer David Sellman Donna Senger Carlos Serna Molly Serrano Sherry Seward Peggy Shadle Steve Skillestad Picture Available 55 Debra Slingerland Nancy Slingerland Peggy Skinner Ava Smith Steve Smith Richard Soto Dean Solain Darryl Stone Julia Sykes Gary Thompson Joe Triplett Joan Tripp Chris Tuttle Helen Twitty Jesse Valdez Andrea Villegas Paul Villery Donald Viser Vickie Voeltz Christine Walton Carzet Wheeler Jackie White Linda Whitson Carlton Wigginton Margarita Wiley David 11. Williams David M. Williams Sandra Williams James Woods Ray Woodruff Brenda Wright Patti Wyman Joe Zambrano Linda Zeiders Mario Ugarte 56 n i I ORGANIZATIONS A. 9. B. Officers Tim Robertson, as A. S. B. president for this year, represented our school very well. The whole Student Council worked competently and efficiently under his direction to achieve the many goals they set for themselves. A.S.B. PRESIDENT TIM ROBERTSON l I IIIIIS WHITE 58 ■ i Conim. of Activities Sam Love Comm. of Domain David Talkovic A y Comm. of Pep Chris Shores Comm. of Publicity Vivian Sanchez Comm. of Finance Rhoda Wright Comm. of Fine Arts Paul Visor Comm. of Publications Chris Ishida Comm. of Satt.t - Stanley Lee Comm. of Girls Comm. of Community Comm. of Boys Athletics Service Athletics 4arilyn Giardinelli Armand Cadena Raheem Hadee 59 El PerrisHo Although they worked under a severe handi- cap, the El Perrisito staff has been able to ac- complish the tremendous amount of work that goes into producing an annual. We are pleased to present this year ' s edition with hopes that it will bring back fond memories when you reflect back on your high school days in the years ahead. hisaiiisia lie Iota i linda Be EDITOR Patti Rounsaville 60 9+aff ■■■-=• = Kr:te tosc- 7 -K pleased ■• ' ' 4 topes tat it ' • f-a :ay j reflect J ' - lis yeaa ahead Members of the El Perrisito staff include: Assistant Editor, Monica Offutt; Art Editor, Kathy Bixler and her assistant, Albert Johnson; Business Editor, Kathy Hughes and assistant, Chris White; Photographer Tom Surbrook and his assistant, Randy Curtis. Other members are John Stamp, Sports Editor; Jim Stiner; Linda Escalante; Lorraine Wickliffe; Carol Marks; Gayle Field , ADVISOR John Thornton 4?r: 61 Legislative Standing, L-R: T. Surbrooke, L. Moss, S. Segna, C. Lyle, A. Garat, R. Hughes, T. Ellison, L. Hunsaker, White, M. Offutt, G. Smith, S. Lucki, C. Grippen, M. Hibdon and T. Roberts. Seated, L-R: L. Escalante, M. Biedeback, M. Albert, L. Steen, C. Direux, P. Rund, C. Warner, P. Boyd, B. Curtis, C. Starnes, and V. Wash- ington. Homeroom Representatives I 1st row, L-R: L. Sweeney, D. McGaughey, M. Squier, S. Rawlings, B. McAllister. 2nd Row: M. Bouris, B. Mar- tin, K. Goedhtart, J. }ones, C. Banks, S. Williams, B. Rico, C. Westbrooke, A. McCuUough. 3rd row: G. Zeiders, D. T Ikovic, R. Ritte nhonst. , C. White, F. Parks, P. Millar, C. Notarte, R, Graves, and D. Santschi. f M ■MH Q C Standing, L-R: J. Cordova, B. Curtis, D. Bond, P. Rounsaville, M. Bouris, T. Robertson, S. Morse, R. Wright, C. Direux, B. Kane. Seated; J. Buchanan, V. Washington, C. Starnes, M. Grace, C. Grippen, B. Rico, S. Lucki, S. Segna, C. Ishida, T. Gilbert. i V. Wasli- t y.. SCJTJ, B. Mar .j;. Irdiw: G. . 3, 1 ACQ Seated: L-R: L. Steen, K. Hughes, P. Rund, S. Robles, B. White, S. Altemus, T. Robertsc P. Smith, C. White, W. Wanza, and C. Ishida. Standing, L-R: B. Kane, S. Rawlings, R. Wright, Y. Afner, C. Direux, R. Archibek, L. Archibek, W. Ruangvettee, C. Grippen, G. Smith, M. Offutt, M. Giardinelli, L. Hunsaker, L. Johnson. Lettermen standing. L-R: Jan.es. D. Bryant. D. Donahoe. H. RaschkeT Robertson M Bouris. D. Fredrichson. M. Anderson. Seated: L. Davis. A. Cadena. D. Mil er. K. Goedheart. B. Martin. T. Roberts. M. Luker. D. Brown, F. Uuda. and M. Mora. F.T.A. ated L-R- W Ruangevettee. R. Curtis. D. Walker. L. Moss. M. Kieschnik. J. Baldwin, Johnson, ' standing. L-R: Sponsor. M ss Elario. V. Washington. T. Surbrook. R. Curtis. . Squier. C. Shores. M. Hibdon. R. Wright. E. Kelsch. Girls ' 9ervice Club txs:i2Ai ' i. Bil«ii. .cut. G.A.A. 1st Row, L-R: P. Brand, V. Larkins, D. Walker, L. Moss, B. White, B. Kane, S. Rawlings, M. Giardinelli, L. Steen, P. Rund, L. Johnson, E. Kelsch, M. Squier, C. Ishida. 2nd Row: Y. Afner, C. Humble, C. Nickens, M. Clipper, L. Escalante, E. Compian, S. Chapman, M. Offutt, B. Wright, Y. Pacheco. 3rd row: S. Owens, B. McGrot} ' , D. Senger, V. Larkins, L. Zeiders, S. Altemus, C. Starnes, M. Biedebach, M. Albert, K. Elliott, L. Hunsaker, C. Burton, B. Jennels, D. Hollowell, P. Dlreux, R. Solis, T. Avila. 4th row: J. Cordova, M. Kieschnik, V. Sanchez, C. Direux, N. Slingeland, M. Grace. J. Scott, J. Rockenberry, K. Bixler, C. Marks, C. Banks, M. Brown, M. Walker, P. Smith, C. Shores, M. Richardson, S. Hines. Drama Club Standing, L-R: B. Curtis, D. Donahoe, C. Humble, T. Surbrooke, C. While. Seated: K. Rowles, B. Bixler, D. Rounsaville, S. Parman, C. Marks, S. Owens, J. Chapin, D. Hennebr)-, and D. Belinger. Front: C. Westbrooke, L. A chibek, R. Parks, S. Lee. Qcience _.. I Standing, L-R: H. Leblanc, P. Villery, D. Trempe, J. Uuda, T. Pettit. Seated: C. _ |Ul) Romero, W. Powell, S. Jones, D. HoUowell, D. Talkovic, and C. Notarte. F.H, :, D. He:;:-: RPflHind Standing, L-R: A. Altemus, B. Suff, K. Goadheart. T. Pettit, C. Notarte, Seated: M. 1 Brown, L. Bean, J. Chapin, D. Mennebry, D. HoUowell, D. Bellinger, S. Miles, D. Talk- Club ° t U 11 L-R: L. Steen, C. Direux, S. Altemus, Y. Afner, V. Washington. F. F. A. «f Farmerettes Standing, L-R: K. Deduaux, C. Collins, S. Banks, D. Stone, T. Ellison, D. Hess, S. Morse, S. Lee, G. Zeiders, B. Motley, and W. Mc CuUough. Seated: D. Monroe, C. Tuttle, H. Leblanc, M. Clipper,. S. Segna, M. Barker, D. Bellinger, C. Baumank, R. Gaimblain, and Mr. Fowle. Girls ' Chorus 1st Row: L-R: T. Avila, Y. Pacheco, D. Slingerland, P. Boyd, S. Owens, D. Mc- Kee, L. Bean, P. Brand, S. Williams, G. Bryant, P. Jackson, D. Rivera, S. Deville, Sponsor, Mr. Williams. 2nd Row: K. Woods, S. Jacobs, M. Doxie, D. Sparks, K. Rowles, C. Jonas, G. Nash, L. Sweeney, M. Brown, L. Moore, B. Hobbs, D. Parie. AA4 i K V VV 7 i ' i , ■ ' 1 ■ 1 - miL l ft Interact • ' , ... HJi it, :i 1 Mc- Pep Club Left to Right: D. Talkovic, A. Altemus, W. Ruangvettee, M. Hibdon, Mr. Chicazola, C. White, R. Curtis, and C. Westbrooke. 1st Row, L-R: C. Warner, M. Biedebach, M. Albert, J. Woods, A. Burgett, E. Kelsch, D. Farrell, C. Shores, C. Banks, L. Escalante, L. Hunsaker, K. Bixler, K. Elliott, K. Hughes, C. Lowery, C. Nickens, B. Kane, L. Hewitt, B. Curtis. 2nd Row: A. Garat, C. Lyle, R. Hughes, R, Curtis, B. White, C. Borra, R. Wright, M. Squier, S. Rawlings, M. Offutt, C. Starnes, M. Kieschnik, P. Smith, V. Sanchez, C. Ishida, M. Giardinelli, and J. Hocken- berr -. 3rd Row: M. Grace, L. Steen, V. Washington, J. Tripp, C. Buechenr, L. Moss, L. Johnson, Y. Afner, C. Direux, B. Martin, K. Goedheart, M. Bouris, P. Rund, P. Boyd, C. Marks, P. Direux, T. Robertson. 4th Row: R. Archibek, C. Grippen, D. Jennings, B. Harris, D. Walker, D. Hollowell, J. Buchanan, S. Altemus, D. Talkovic, H. Raschke, G. Zeiders, C. White, G. Black, F. Parks, M. Mora, C. Westbrooke, J. Stager, F. Lauda.  9itX4t f ' y$.h Mixed Chorus Band p ■ H — S Q% - M: First; C. Harris. P. Barrow, D. Sparks, S. Radl-A, D. .. .:lkcr. V. Voeltz, S. Williams, R. Soils, J. Kennedy, P. Loper, R. Gonzales, G. Lewis, G. Nash, Mr. Williams. Second row: J. Johnson, R- Lopez, M. Kane, C. Jonas, J. Mundy, L. Hewett, N. Pacheco, S. Jacob, S. McCarter, R. Speiginer, D. Wilson, W. McCarthy, C. Allen. Third row: A. McCollough, B. Millner, R, Johnson, R. Wilson, C. Carson, M. Smith, C. Westbrooke, C. Chambers, W. McCullough, D. Millner, C. Buechner, B. Weigman, W. Ruangvettee, C. Kearney. Bottom row: 1-r: Y. Pacheco, T. Avila, N. Harris, D. Christie, G. Shaw, P. Villery, S. Mitchell, C. Buechner, K. Dedeaux, B. Harris, R, Curtis, C. Nickens, S. Lucki, L. Escalante; Second row: S. Blac, D. Burnett, M. Clipper, W. King, B. Suff, D. Black, J. Brown, M. Regalia, M. Anderson, J. Powell, L. Davis, Third row: S. Saxton, V. Gilbert, J. Bennett, B. Wright, S. Rawlings, F. Diaz, D. Trempe, R. Doxie, G. Thompson, M. Inman, R. Middleton, W. Collins, M. Mora, Fourth row: C. Romero, C. Collins, B. Wash- ington, G. Black, C. Neal, W. McCullough, C. Gilbert, K. Golding, J. Torres, Y. Afner, B. Jennels, G. Hadee. Fifth row: M. Serna, J. Dunham. ' I fostet ftoru ' , ?T ' ,Ky- iHHiiaMiii  ' T -x Ul % .;-;, I • ..JTJ. S«COIK!m: =, Ijcot, ;, V. Gieil, Foster Parent Plan T. 1 Seated: L-R- R. Lopez, C. Banks, M. Mora, C. Chambers, B. Harris, S. Brengman, M. Castro, M. Brown, T. Dodgins. Standing, 1st row: G. Lopez, L. Tovar, L. Bean, P. Tripp, B. Millner, L. Wilson, C. Buechener, L. Williams, D. McCuUough, D. Christie, R. Elwood. 2nd row: J. Alvidrez, D. Bryant, L. Davis, R. Speiginer, R, Johnson, B. Weigman, M. Kane, T. Lewis, J. Smith. PrOfj notion ' J- Jones, B. Mmner, C. Jones, C. Westbrooke, J. King, C. Chambers, M. Castro, B. Price, B. Johnson, K. Woods, Mr. Williams, M. Walker, N. Camp- OnOfllQ ' ' ' ■ ' ■ ' -- ' ° ' --■ Walton. F- Parks, V. Voeltz, L. Davis, M. Johnson, S. Lee, S. Hines, L. Williams. J.V. Cheerleaders Annette Garat, Connie Lyle, Robin Hughes MaSCOiS Becky Curtis and Penny Bo 72 Drill Team 1st row: 1-r, S. Chapman, J. Monroe, B. Montgomery, R. Wright, M. Giardinelli, A. Grabovac. R. Torres, C. Starnes. 2nd row: D. Rivera, B. McAllister, P. Barrow, J. Chapin, T. Gilbert, V. Voeltz, G. Lopez, A. Smith. 3rd row: S. Jones, E. Ochoa, C. Harris, D. Caudel, C. Hess, B. Kane, L. Porche, V. Washington. 9ongleaders C. Warner, C. Grippin, V. Washington, C. Starnes. Ilillll 1 5 0 f 0Kppi«lporipi«O M. Albert, M. Biedebach, L. Steen, B. White, P. Rund. Dance Band Robert Mabee Director 74 8ign Carriers L-R: R. Curtis, C. Nickens, S. Lucki, N. Harris, L. Escalante, Y. Pacheco, T. Avila. Tennis Team Kneeling: L-R- L. Johnson, M. Kieschnick, B. Kane, S. Rawlings, L. Steen, M. Giardinelli, B. Wright. Standing: L. Hunsaker, D. Kelsch, S. Lucki, M. Squier, R. Wright, P. Rund, S. Chapman. |9 ri-S t ACTIVITIES Faculiy Qcholarship Each year, the teachers present to a worthy student, a Faculty Scholarship according to financial need and grades. In order to raise money for this scholarship, the faculty of the high school played the faculty of the junior high school in a rowdy basketball game. Ob til • flarsUbasketball Game iscbl On tliese two pages, you see some of the highlights of that fantastic game. Of course, the high school faculty won !!!!!!!! Planting the Senior Bench Panthet app The rea 2.: Uprooted 80 NheHappenings ffi Whv Me ! tsrf.4, _ . JiH9 3 B The best foot forward. Sweet harmony 81 ura For Wan gets into the swing of things • kg:: He! sifcig School days ! 82 Foreign Exchange 9fudenf Waravan Ruangvet+ee Perris High School is proud to welcome its third American Field Service foreign exchange student, Waravan Ruangvettee, from Thailand. He is at- tending Perris as a member of the Senior Class and is is living with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker of Nuevo. Wan is studying to be a surveyor and is attending a technical school in Thailand. The students welcome this opportunity to learn of foreign life and customs and this opportunity to build lasting friendships with students from foreign lands. (Wan and Tim Robertson, who participated in the Americans Abroad Program.) . 1 83 J 3, I .-- . 968 Ka+hy Bixler Carol Grippin Maria Ugar+e Miss Perris Confes+ants These seven girls competed for the title of Miss Perris Valley last December. One lucky girl is chosen and this year Miss Sue Radke received the honor, succeeding Miss Bonnie Rawlings who was last year ' s winner. Margaret Richardson Ka+hy Elliot 9heila Alfemus I II r Homecoming Homecoming Queen Patti Ruiid is crowned by 1966-o7 Queen Bonnie Rawlings 86 Homecoming week at Perris High School was busy and enjoy- able for all the students. The theme, Happiness is. . . was carried out in the designs of the floats, in the various activities, and in the general atmosphere of school. During the week preceeding the game, the students partici- pated in Bermuda Day, Happi- ness is. . . . Day, and a giant bonfire. The parade was held on Fri- day afternoon. Here the students proudly displayed the product of their many hours of hard work, their floats. The Seniors de- scribed their idea of happiness as graduation. The Juniors float carried out an animated idea of happiness as Childhood Fantasies . The Sophomores float described happiness as a winning football team. The Friday night game was not as successful as everyone had hoped yet the blow was softened by the ments and activities at half time. The sweepstakes float was the Seniors while the Junior class took first classes. The 1967-68 Homecoming Queen was Patti Rund, a Senior. After the game there was a dance by the Student Council. As one reflects on this Homecoming, memories of many happy times are brought to mind and it can of as the best one Perris has ever seen. announce - place in sponsored be thought Qnowball Each year the G. A. A. sponsors the Snowball. This annua! dance is a formal, girl-ask-boy affair and is held in the Cafetoriurii. Brigiit Christmas decorations and a festive air characterize this long looked forward to tvent. Lions Club 9peech Con+es+ Valerie Washington: Winner Standing: L-R, Chris White, Paul Visor. Seated: L-R, Linda Hewett, Laurie Hunsaker, Valerie Wash- ington. (Not Pictured - Jill Scott) 89 V Mathematics - Michael Bouris Music - Robert Middleton Boys ' 9+a+e Paul Visor English - Kathy Hughes (No picture Available) Social Science - Tim Robertson Bank of Science Mathematics Carol Grippin hU America Awards iccxeiMiilieiiatics Cad Grip Vocational Arts Shirley Segna Girls ' 9+ate Sharon Liicki Business - Patti Rounsaville Home Economics - Betsy Kane Agriculture - Tim Ellison Trades Industrial Arts Robert Nipper Time Runs Ouf . . . And each student reflects back on the fond memories of another school year that is behind him T . f o y V X 3| V d The slow-moving clock. and playing hard REtlRTE m and School spirit. Clarence Muse telling it Ukc u is during Negro History week Who made that one. 94 Shop projects. The big parade. Go ahead, mark it excused ! He told me that was the answer. 95 ' • txmmstijm LAirjcrncular Acti -it ' Two queens. Vbo cares about Calories. and that ' s the way it ' s going to be. v d J J k r -v .- 96 '  fg rjf ' -ii.« ATHLETICS Viser Raschke Williams Football, one of our fall sports, carries its usual air of activities: cheering, bands, parades, broken bones and the like. The effective- ness of football is judged by th e individuals it produces, not the win-loss record. Our football team record was 2-6. One non-league and the other league- Rim of the World. We did win more league games than our predecessors ! Anderson 98 Stager • ' 4 o . Villery Luker Wenker Schaffer McCuUough Robertson NorJ Uiugl.li, JV O ' Doherty Varsity Feely JV Varsity Varsity VARSITY CAPTAINS COACHES 102 ■-■■ ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' °™° ' ' ' « ' ' D. Hamilton J. Thornton, Announcer K. Goedhart, Timekeeper Scorekeeper Mr. Goedhart, our perennial master of the sports clocks, involved once again. C. I. F. Quarier-Final Acfion 105 V (G k IE 1 i ' iA ,j Coaches: Robertson (Varsity) and Johnson (Jr. Varsity) in thoughtful anticipation. ir i if ' k Coach Robert- son ' s creative strategies took him to a 11-14 i sy M k M r ' ■ A win -loss record. M ■ This seems m f rather unim- ' i 11 pressive, but when we look a bit closer, most of these wins were league bringing us to a first place tie in league. Greater yet, we finished in quarter finals in GIF. 1 r J I I f 107 J u n o fj% Stone A( I Cadena Millar Woodruff Valdez a m Lauda vi i flA Williams 108 r m 26 32 I ' .- Roberts Varsl+y Baseball Blamn a -mm « ■ r ' Ik. ill Black Markley f« l p.. 2Si 10 J 20 Roque ' Lauda 33 ft Stager Robertson Zieders Coach Beardo 111 Stamp %T Varsity Track Hadee McCullough =ac= 3 •«i Xn-t-j i i — t. Gilbert 13 £-3 K . SEZ k__ - r.-r - 4k i - — Brickmore Villery Ku: lS: 7 ■AMy fQ i ' c gy l. 7 • .: Security-First National Bank PERRIS PEED 5 SEED Rexall Drug Store Dan ' s Feed and Seed ]16 t The People ' s Store Neweirs Richfield Perris Building Center Y-Not jSeed LORA ' S Beauty Salon tm Jackie ' s Frosty ,„= KT-.- ■ ' ' «. , HAMPIO -. ' ■ .t «IITO P Steve ' s Auto Parts homns Grace Anna Flower Shop Rufus M. Hook Dodge O. K. Barber Shop Nuevo Water Co Goodheart ' s Dairy Esquire Barber Shop Sander ' s Texaco 119 Larkin ' s Enco Bellew ' s m-fK£ Clark ' s Nursery Perris Valley Pharmacy ii Nursery J ■ Qim l K ' : t - 7 '