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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

u VOLUME 53 PERRIS HIGH SCHOOL PERRIS, CALIFORNIA CfJ -£. ' pJJj M Editor ' ' Cts c.- Xu.d ' ai t u. Assistant c3 «- ' ' f i Editor j s I P E R R I S I T O 70 i TABLE OF UFEON CAMPUS -4 ADMINISTRATION -17 UNDERCLASSMEN -27 SENIORS -47 ACADEMICS -67 ii ' faliitli ' ' ' ' 1 3f CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS -73 SPORTS -95 ADVERTISING -113 FAREWELL -128 CAMPUS i HOMECOMING Left: Homecoming queen candidates and their escorts were, left to right, Tim Pettit, Annette Garat, David Williams, Marilyn Tolivar, David Mark Williams, Diane Del Rio, Andrea Villegas, Jesse Valdez, Ghaaneyatun Hadee, Keith Dedeaux, Kathy Ashley and Eric Archibek. Lower left: Nedra Beyers and Carol Eaves were part of the equestrian unit in the home- coming parade. They carried the sign for the Future Farmers Club. Lower middle: The Ferris High band marched proudly in the parade . The parade and the half-time action was the band ' s last public Performance of the year. Below: Mendy Morris, last year ' s homecom- ing queen, was on hand at the parade and at the game to crown the new queen, Kathy Ashley. UNftiD SIA CS ?0 T Off-U Left: Don Viser, co-captain, surprises Kathy Ashley by pre- senting her queen ' s flowers. Escort Eric Archibek looks as happy as the new queen. Below: Kathy cries tears of joy from the happiness of being queen. ! Right Last years hoiJiecoming queen, Mendy Morris, crowns Kathy. f Pan+Ki -; i7J- S5?mi« TA W rv, V.-1(ihy.v ' .v:i . Whether it ' s anxiously awaiting a Perris football victory, or participating in a Homecoming activity, the Panthers stick together. Activities on campus mirror Panther personality and pep. Reactions to this display were varied among Perris High students but everyone enjoyed going through the trailer. ARE YOUR KIDS ON DOPE 7 j ; NHtionalCrty Rotary Club RIDEUMD mM 1 li it ' - iL.r s P ■ j ' m ■ • -IT ' M dF a i ' Robin Hughes Diana Jennings Carolyn Burton MISS PERRIS VALLEY The Miss Perris Valley contest is held every year to choose a girl to represent the Perris Valley. The girl is chosen on the basis of charm, poise and personality. The girl chosen is then scheduled to compete in other events such as the Queen Scheherazade contest at the National Date Festival, the Contest for Citrus Queen at the National Orange Show, and ' McGroty, Miss Perris Vaney the Miss Southern California contest in Oceanside. This year Rebecca McGroty was chosen from among five girls. Robin Hughes was first runner up. AND HER COURT ADMINISTRATION FACULTY School Board Members, Left to Right: Robert Washington, John Hanafin, Maurice Stokesbary, Louis Krubsack; President, Robert Laubscher; Superintendent, Dr. Ann Parker. Mr. Robert Laubscher S upe ri nte nde nt Mr. James Sheridan Assistant Superintendent Steven R. Zorich Principal Edward M. Dilley Assistant Principal Janice Bell Home Economics Richard Bundy Continuati on School John Bennett Math - Science Schumann Cherry Social Science I nt ART Melvin Chicazola Vocational Studies Leonard Flom Business Education Norm Fowle Agricultural Science Meade Hamilton Science - Mathematics Dail Gordon-Ross Industrial Arts Betty Jay r Tl i Ettyi - Steven Klei Art Linda Lamb Language, English Jolui Laughlin Physical Education Howard Leavitt Language Tommye Lockridge English Marguerite Mabee Physical Education i. ill a iiMii m ' I ii( Carolyn Martin Physical Education Kenneth Martin Industrial Arts Ray Robertson Science Linda Page Music, Speech Arts 24 Elizabeth Shafer English Claude Ward Physical Education 9 M Claudia Thompson Social Science . . .. e ai:; i. piili 1 John Iliornton Reading, - Journalism 25 Wylie Smith Social Science Julia Watson Business Education uwp Above L-R: Sarah Kellejian, Threecy Thomason, Helen Hess, Lorena Ashley, Gen Lauda and Corrine Caplinger. Food Services Workers Right L-R: Anderson, Clara Jefferson and Luther Rogers. Bus Drivers Right L-R: Al Cookson, Al Storms, Archie Dodson, Dale Spcigner, Raul Gracia, Betty Tipton, Gen Lauda, Helen Hess, Leona Reed, Ben Trujillo and James Jones. . . DfRaASl t -y. Sm- ' ' - : v; . Dennis Stone, Vice-Pres. , Chris Sanchez, Treas. , Eula Sweeney, Sec, Frederick Hollowe 11, President. The sophomore class is always subject to much criticism by upper- classmen - but this year the sophomores have caused a different kind of talk on campus. The sophomores have shown the stuff they ' re made of by adjusting to high school life and it ' s pressures with very few complications. Their class is the largest class yet to enroll in Perris High School. They can be commended for their success at handling their classes and the extra-curricular activities with the ease that will make them proud of their first year here and eager to begin their second as juniors. I ( Looking Wishing SOPHOMORES r 28 Bizzell, Alfred Afner, Mitzi Ur- A i ;, Ambriz, Josephine Briggs, Marty Ambriz, Maria Bright, David I- Alford, Phyllis Brooks, Mitchell Anderson, Louis Brown, Irene Baldwin, Donna Brown, Peggy ames, Terry Burton, Vicki Bass, Ronnie Centeno, Pauline cerra, Socorro Clark, Linda Beckham, Cheryl Clark, Sharon Beyer, Nedra Connor, Duwaine Cordier, Gerald Cordier, Kerry Francis, Donald Craig, Ronald Davenport, Denise Freeman, Andre Frogue, Gayle Devine, Elaine Duffy, Mark Gaines, Theodore Garcia, Rachel ■ Dykstra, Irma Ector, Eric Gardner, Kenneth Glen, Si-izie w. Ellcr, Pam Fix, Larry Gonzales, Jeff Green, Jerry Flake, David FoUis, Donald Gresham, Michael Groblobe, Julie 30 Gutierriez, Robert Guzman, Jerry Hadee, Daoud Harris, James Harryman, Dana Harvey, Ronel Hayes, Dianne Haze, Janice Henderson, Jim Henson, Buddy Higginson, Dorer Hilton, Kenneth Hockenberry, Barba Hammerschmidt, Gail HolloweU, Fred Harper, Bonnie Horton, Joseph House, Terry Hunsaker, Dan Hutto, Kathy Jackson, Arleen Jennings, Kenneth Johnson, Alice Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Tommy Jones, Beverly Jones, Brenda Jones, Cal Jones, Cheryl Jones, Gregory Jones, Robert Jones, Ruby Kaitukoff, Gary Kearney, Marian Kelly, Ronald Kelsch, Deborah King, Jay King, Michael Klinesmith, Keith Kurianski, Carlos Lane, Mark Lakey, Michael Lauda, Carla Lenta, Jim Lettner, Colleen Lewis, Alfred 32 Lopez, Betty Lopez, Diane Lopez, Mac Love, Robert Lowe, Jon Lowe, Marc Loyd, Alana Lyle, Cathie Manning, Roy Markley, Chuck Marrujo, Virginia Martin, Debbie Martinez, Bonita Martinez, Rosemary Masters, Jaye McCafferty, Doug McCarrol, Kim McCarter, Clarence McCarter, David McGriff, Edith McKee, Jacqueline Mieldazis, Lynne 33 Moses, Johnnye Motley, John Muno, Gary Nash, James Neeley, Melvin Nelson, Mario Norris, Terry Ochoa, Martha Oclao, Connie O ' Hara, Mary Okubo, Kei Ortiz, Barbara Pacheco, Albert Palmer, Diana Pellier, Charlotte Pemberton, Colleen Pemberton, Beverly Pena, Josie Perkins, Stanley Perry, Shirley Peterson, Jim Phillips, Mark Pizzo, Mary Ann Porchia, Brenda Price, Richard Pulatie, Tina Ramirez, Kenny Rawlings, Russell Reed, Shaiiy gj H Reicnle, William - Rico, Jesse Rico, Theresa Richardson, William Roberts, Beverly Robinson, Barbara Roques, Kim Rodriquez, Ernie Saenz, Edward Sanchi, Helen Sanchez, Chris Sanchez, Robert Salazar, Lawrence Siler, Donald Simpson, Willi Smith, Sue Soto, Tammy 35 Stewart, Jack Stone, Dennis Ugarte, David Valdez, Grace Suff, Bobby Sweeney, Eula Valentine, John Vaughn, Tina Tacho, David Tanner, Becky Vigil, Mark Vincent, Teresa Tenorio, Thomas Thomas, Bryan Vivian, Ronald VonMoos, Leo Thompson, Raymond Tryon, Renee Walker, William Wallace, LaRonda Tucker, Mike -i. M Washington, Taryn Watkins, Jonnie White, Deborah White, MicheUe Webber, Mike Wenker, David Williams, Demetrius Williams, Margaret Whitson, Charles Wyatt, Gregory CAMARA SHY SOPHOMORES Avalos, Carl Esparza, Frank Jr. Montes, Manuel Battle, Timothy Gaines, Fredrick Nielsen, Daniel Black, Charles Giron, Rita Patton, Tim Bond, Donna Gonzales, Rosie Prutch, Robin Coleman, Wilhelmenia Harp, Melodie Reveles, Cecilia Colston, Wayne Hazard, Carolyn Reveles, Uriel Coltran, Gregory Hightower, Mario Singleton, Clyde Cooper, Raymond Hubbard, Don Smith, Becky Davenport, Sharlene Jolmson, Levon Smithson, Barbara Dean, Deimis Jones, Darlene Tuttle, Robert Delao, Consuelo Kirkpatrick, Leonard Villegas, Carolina Dowalter, Douglas Kirtley, Damiy Walker, Mickey Eller, Richard LaDelle, Charles Wiley, Jackie EUinger, Donna Luckey, Darnell Wilson, Dennis Elwood, Gregory McCray, Larry Yanez, Carlos Yeats, Darlene Yeoman, James JUNIORS The junior class came on strong in their sophomore year with an abundance of spirit that they still possess. The junior class has demonstrated their enthusiasm at the pep rallies by winning the spirit stick time after time. The juniors stuck another feather in their cap by winning sweepstakes prize on their homecoming float. This class can also be proud of their members on the fine Varsity football team, and participants in other Ferris sports. The juniors will go on to be fine seniors and leaders at Ferris High. Gina Arias Vice President Debbie Schaffe Secretary Ij 1 Adams, Larry Arias, ' Gina Baker, Jon Baldwin, Jack Ballard, Warren Bennett, Jeanne Bey, Linda Becheno, Norma Black, Donnie Black, Sandy Blackwood, Alice Boggs, Karol Borra, Sally Brooks, Craig Brown, Johnny Brown, Sharon Bryant, Mary Bulloch, Sande Burnett, Diana Burton, Darlene Burton, Randy Byrd, Alvin C a rape 11a, Patty Carpenter, Arthur Carlton, Mike Carson, Terry Castillo, Joe Castro, Rudy Caywood, Debbi Chatman, Deborah Chism, Homa Collins, Barbara Cordova, Steve Dakos, Douglas Delao, Sylvia Douglas, Thomas Dunham, Jack Durham, Rachel Eaves, Carol Echols, Bruce Edson, Rose marie Elliot, Joe Englehart, Sliirley Esparza, Isabel Evans, Debbie Evans, Kathy Evans, Valerie 40 2 Fmik, Jana Gaskins, Dawna Gaskins, Susan Gilbert, Vivian Gouthier, EUei Gravitt, Mary Gray, Dennis Gray, Edward Gray, Paula Guerrero, Di Hallberg, Philip Harmor, Patricia Heldorn, Cindy Golding, Kenneth Hibdon, Mark Gonsalez, Eddie Highfill, Don Hightower, Charles Inman, Merry Jacobo, Jesus Jennels, Deborah Jennings, Doreen Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Joseph I Killingsworth, Stan Kingrey, Ronald Magdaleno, Aaron Marquez, Yolanda Marrujo, Steven Masters, Wally McAuley, Keith McCartney, Richard McCarty, John McCray, Shirley McCuUough, William McDonald, John Mclntyre, Kenneth McKinley, Russell Mitchell, Sue Montgomery, Charles Moreno, Hilda Lane, Tom Lettner, Pat Lewis, Ricky Lind, Craig Lopez, Eleanore Lopez, Olga Lopez, Steve Lucas, Deborah Luker, Rodney Lunstrum, Linda Lyle, Cyndie Lymon, Joel Nicely, Ron Norris, Viola O ' DonneU, Chuck Olyer, Barbara . s 43 Pacheco, Albert Pacheco, Dolores Pacheco, Nancy Parks, Bernard Parry, Georgette n «T H| ■1 Payne, Marsha Pena, Lupe PinncU, Chcryle Plummcr, Ted Pidatie, Jessica Rayburn, Darlcii Reesor, Vicki Regalia, Michael %. Rusher, Debbie Schaffer, Debbie i Scheel, Louis Segna, Susan Sema, Mike Serrano, Alice Serrano, Lupe Shaffer, Queen Sliaw, Gregory ' Shall, Walter Smith, Phil Smith, Yvomie Spriggs, Kirby Stapler, Alfonso Starnes, Bill — M Stephens, Marilyn Ti-ujillo, Vincent Valentine, Woodrovv Veuhoff, Sandy Villegas, Sally Von Moos, Albert Walker, Rod Walls, Glen Wanza, Eric Warren, Richard Washington, Berniec Thomas, Donna Watts, Doug Townsend, William Weatherspoon, Mose ?4 Wenker, James White, Jaddice Willis, Glenn Jr. Womack, Charlie White, Jerry Williams, Ann Woodruff, Barbara Yanez, Cindy Williams, Dean Williams, Sharon Yeats, Karolyn Zambrano, Gloria Williams, Tammer Zeiders, David CAMERA SHY JUNIORS I Anzures, Marcella Black, Lizzie Burrows, Bertha Cabrera, Daniel Cummins, Katliy Daniels, Pamela Dean, Cynthia Dykstra, Hilda Encinas, Rachel Groblee, Jimmy Hanifin, David Hastings, Sue Hewitt, Cynthia Hope, Randy King, Charles Koepler, Linda Krugjohn, Gay Loper, Tim McKinsey, Gary Mendoza, Katherine Mundy, Jessie Niccum, Jerry Oliva, Pancho Palomares, Theresa Pizzo, John Radke, Edward Randle, Willie Rey, Conrad Scruggs, Frank Shipp, John Smithson, Brinda Smithson, Linda Stroup, Linda Surbrook, Stanley Swenson, Michael Tancredi, Margaret Teague, Guy Torres, Joe Yanez, Edward 46 SENIORS The seniors this year were the smallest group on campus but judging by their activities lit would be hard to believe. Seniors took an active part in sports, clubs, homecoming week and various other campus happenings. The group worked hard to raise money for several causes and to make their Senior Week plans a success. The seniors are following the patten they set in their first two years here at Perris. As sophomores, the class brought new ideas] and a new way of thinking to Perris High. As juniors, they took giant steps to achieve qualities admired in seniors. Now, as seniors, on making their exit, they leave a legacy of Ipride for Perris High, to their underclassmen. The class of 1970 should always be remem- jbered for their contributions to the fresh originality that ' s invading the atmosphere of Perris| JHigh School. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Don Viser, President illEspinosa, Vice-Pres. 48 Maria Alvarez Eric Archibek ' J L.: - ' 1 1 • ' Bennie AsMord Kathy Ashley Julie Baldwin kf i Jim Berg i ■ John Bishop . 1 i Anthony Brickmore Carolyn Burton Jean Butle Arnold Cadena John Carapella Maxine Chambers T J i Janet Chapin ' Sandra Chapman t Roland demons Willie Collins Michael Cook Maria Curiel Diane Del Rio ' W - ' mam? T t? .! , PH p% m ;; Jj J r 1 I Pamela Dermey James Dinkins James Elias Bill Espinosa Becky Estling Sylvia Ewing c Mary Ferguson Cornelius Francis David Gaines Annette Garat Toni Gilbert ' Sherry Hendry Robert Gracia Henry Gracia Ghaaneyatun Hadee Naomi Harris Debra Hostutler y 1 k Robin Hughes Cindy Humble Joe Johnson I Diana Jennings Mary Johnson Candy Jonas I -J---, Fredrick Kamper iD. BEST DRESSED Ada Gardner and Blake Motley BRAINS Julie Baldwin and Robert Barth BEST PERSON ALITY Diana Jennings and Paul Millar Jimmie Monroe WITTIEST % , . AROUND MOST ATHLETIC Julie Baldwin and Don Viser Don Viser S S IT and Jackie White SPIRIT T % } 9 ' BEST LOOKS Annette Garat and Bumell Roque t J Valerie Larkins Jim Lauda Leslie Leffingwell John Librenjak Ralph Lopez Esperanza Luna Connie Lyle Teresa Manriquez Jack Markley Lupe Marqiiez Sandra Martinez Ramona Marrufo Adell McCarter Walter McCarthy 11 taiS Wilbert McCullough Debra McGaughey Becky McGroty Jim McKay David Millner Mars MiiRk-iiKi Don Monroe Jimalene Monroe Brenda Montgomery Blake Motley Estella Ochoa I Carlos Notarte Sandy Owens Janice Parlee Yolanda Pena Linda Porchia Anna Rico Mike Rittenhouse Richard Rittenhouse Ronald Rogers Charles Romero  ' r i riA Bumell Roques Diana Rounsaville Barbara Rund Paul Schaffer Donna Senger h Nancy Slingerland ii , .M im iiik ii Richard Soto Gar) ' Thompson Darryl Stone Betsy Stuart Joan Tripp Marilyn Toliver Jesse Valdcz J :.- I • -  ' ' s,-. .0 - v Michael Vauglm Andrea Villegas Pavd Villery Donald Wiggington Carla Williams David H. Williams David M. Williams I AM.i ' m Joyce Williams Brenda Wright Leonard Yanez Tony Yanez Linda Zeiders Mary Ann McClure Denise Parie ACADEMICS ' t4k sr [ Above are tlie students who placed in the Speech Contest in the Ferris and Sun City Lion ' s Club. From Left to Right: R. Earth, S. Mitchell, B. Parks, B. Jones. Each year the Lion ' s Club sponsors a speech contest open to high school students. This year the topic was The Generation Gap, Fact or Fiction . LION ' S CLUB SPEECH CONTEST Bernard Farks took first in Ferris. Susan Mitchell took first in Sun City. WINNER ' S Susan also took first in tlie area finals and went on to tlie Regional Contest. 68 a A i First Row: ]. Bishop, A. Cadena, D. Rounsville, C. Burton, D. . , - . , . _ __ - , , Hostutler, S. Chapman. Second Row: D. Jennings, M . McClure, l-f ( J Vl )K l C t I I M- Curiel, D. Glenn, N. Slingerland, Third Row: J. Baldwin, I I V 1 V ' IX IX y I_ I_ Y_ Larkins, B. Stuart, J. Chapin. Seated are: T. Gilbert, S. Jones BOY ' S AND GIRL ' S STATE This year ' s Boy ' s and Girl ' s State are M. Jordon and G. Arias. They will go to Sacra- mento to participate in a state government on a student level. fJ t CERTIFICATE WINNERS B A N K !• Mathematics Robert Barth 2. Laboratory Science Debra McGaughey 3. English Connie Lyle 4. Social Studies Susan Jones 5. Foreign Language - Diana Glenn 6. Music - Jean Butler 7. Art - Betsy Stuart 8. Home Economics - Mary Ferguson 9. Business - Carolyn Burton 10. Trades Industrial - John Librenjak PLAQUE WINNERS Science G Mathematics 12. Liberal Arts John Bishop Julie Baldwin o A M E R I C A A W A R D S JACKIE WHTTE BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Senior, Jackie White, was chosen this year to receive the Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Award, for Perris High. Jackie took a test on homemaking knowledge and aptitude and had the highest score of all the Perris girls who competed in the contest. Jackie received a specially designed silver charm from General Mills, who sponsor the homemaking education contest every year. Winning the contest made Jackie eligible for one of 102 college scholarships totaling $110, 000. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD Julie Baldwin was selected for the 1970 Daughters of American Revolution Award. Julie was chosen from among the senior girls, by the girls themselves. The award is given every year to a girl who meets specific standards. These in- clude good- sportsmanship, honesty, and a good academic record. Julie and other girls chosen from other schools take a test, with questions based on the United States. The test may qualify them for a scholarship. A special tea is given by a local chapter of D.A.R. in honor of tlie chosen girl. Our best wishes to Julie, the Perris recipient! JULIE BAIDWm ORGANIZATIONS LETTER MEN Back Row: F. Jones, C. Sanchez, J. Henderson. F. Hollowell, C. Notarte, C. Lind, E. Gray, M. Vaughn, J. Starnes, J. Valdez. Second row: M. Nelson, C. Brooks, R. Ritteniiouse, H. Chism, R. McKinley, W. McCullough, G. Walls, W. McCullough, G. Shaw, B. Espinosa, P. Millar, R. Lopez, B. Parks. Front row: A. Byrd. D. Visor, C. Hightower, D. Stone, J. Markley, J. Bishop, K. Golding, R. Doxie, B. Roques, D. Zeiders. Back Row: K. Golding, C. Brooks, K. Lyle, M. Jordan, R. Price. Front row: Jennings, L. Mieldazis, I. Dykstra. P. Lowe, G. Arias, B. Hockenberry. Washington, D. Glenn, J. Parlee, K. C.S.F. • m f i 1 Ml ft, mw. ' n mm i FHA Back Row: S. Glen. S. Glen, S. Bullock, S. Martinez, A. Villegas, P. Di: O ' Hara, S. Beccerra, 1. Varela, R. Durham. D. Rayburn, G. Parry, J. Pulatie, M. Back Row: M. Mindeman, J. Monroe, C. Burton, L. Cark, M. Bicheno, M. Donovan, J. Wiley, M. Toliver, T. Sweeney. 2nd row: L. Brand, B. Montgomery, S. Jones, S. Black, K. Evans, J. Butler, B. Collins, N. Harris, A. Green. 3rd row: C. Williams, P. Direux, B. Rund, D. Higginson, J. Masters, S. Smith, C. Lauda, B. Hockenberry, S. Beccerra. 4th row: M. Ferguson, E. Luna, S. Glen, S. Glen, A. Villegas, S. Martinez, D. Burnett, J. Baldwin, V. Burton, T. Pulatie, T. Washington. 5th row: B. Roberts, G. Arias, J. Funk, G. Heldoom, L. Bey, D. Davenport, D. Jennings, C. Yanez, D. Glenn, D. Jennels, R. Durham. 6th row: J. Pulatie, S. Mitchell, S. Chapman, B. Wright, P. Denney, G. Hadee. GAA %mm A.F.S. Back row: D. Glenn, N. Slingerland. P. Denney, B. Clark, M. Ferguson, T. Gilbert, D. Senger, J. Butler. Front row: T. Washington, S.Jones, B. Wright, L. Zeiders, S. Isobe, J. Baldwin. T. Pulatie, J. Pulatie. Back Row: R. Lopez, D. Thomas, S. Perry, J. White, J. Lyman, W. McCarthy, V. Truiillo. Secondrow:W. McCullough, B. Porchia, V. McCloud, J. Bennett, V. Reesor, E. Yanez, J. Dunham, T. Field, R. Rogers. Seated: T. Pulatie, J. Wiley, O. Lopez, J. Pulatie, L. Bey, I. Esparza, L. Porchia, M. Toliver, R. Durham, W. Sweeney. F.P.P. CHESS CLUB Back Row: Mr. Klein, advisor, P. Kowe, A. Magdaleno, M. Lowe, D. Gray, G. Mund, D. Wenker, B. LaDell. Seated: R. Barth, W. Ballard, D. McGaughey, B. Reicnle, M. Jones, ]. Lowe, J. Green. K. Jennings, D. White. Back Row: M. Nelson, R. Craig, J. Stewart. J. Henderson, F. Johnson, T. Lane, B. Pemberton. 2ndrow:N. Slingerland D. Monroe, J. Lowe, G. Kaitukoff, B. Hockenberr C. Lauda, T. Vincent. 3rd row : E. McGriff, K. Hilton, D. Davenport, P. Lowe, C. Pemberton, N. Beyer, M. Williams, V. Burton, L. Cark. 4th row : B. Jones, S. Chapman. E. Ector, B. Tanner, J. Butler, M. Afner, D. Stone, J. Haze, D. Hayes. Front Frow: L. Mieldazis, K. McCarrol, G. Arias, B. Washington. M. Chicazola, Advisor, I. Dykstra, P. Villery, T. Pulatie, B. Wright, J. Masters. INTERACT 1 ' . •.4 dB ' h ShHQVEI ' eir fj ' qHi H BKB i-K Mif: :C - m mM BAND Back Row: M. Serna, V. Green. Second Row: R. Eller, M. Regalia, M. Johnson, J. Brown, A. Freeman, J. Thompson. Tliird Row: W. Collins, W. McCullough, D. Hadee, C. Peltier, R. Vivian, J. Chvens, J. Ichihashi. Fourth Row: A. Johnson, S, Reed, J. Wenker, M. Vigil, C. Romero, J. Lowe, C. Love. Fifth Row: M. Lopez, J. Moses, V. Green, N. Bicheno, G. Hadee, Pres, C. Holmes, M. Mills, Sixth Row:T. Plummer, R. Rawlings, R. Jones, F. Mumford, R. Vivian, M. Lakey, D. Bright, Front Row; S. Mitchell, C. Jones, R. Wliite, I. Dystra, D. Guerrero, D. Washington, C. Mitchell. SIGN CARRIERS Back Row: B. Washington, C. Jones, D, White, Front Row: I. Dystra, D, Guerrero. ;-i 0 MIXED CHORUS Back Row S. Glen, L. Lundstrum, D. Evans, S. White, B. Parks, H. Chism, D. McCarter, A. VofiMoos. J. Williams, P. Rounds. Front Row: A. Jackson, D. White, D. Lucas, C. Cordier, R. Lopez, W. McCuilc Stapler, S. Martinez, B. Estling, B. Porchia. Conducting: Miss Page. Brown, 5h, A. c.s.c Back Row: C. Williams, B. Porchia, A. Smith, R. Edson, A. Gardner, M, Afner, C. Jonas, A. Johnson, C. Pembleton, O. Lopez, G. Parry, I. Esparza, C. Jones, B. Olyer, D. Thomas, B. Collins, R. Durham, B. Roberts. Middle Row: P. Alford, V. Green, A. Williams, D. Chapman, L. Porchia, D. Jennels, J. White, L. Bey, B. Washington. Front Row: R. White, T. Carson, M. Tolivar, K. Yeats, G. Hadee, T. Palomares. f ■Hjflj -: ' - ■ ' fjhfl inv i X ' Kj ' hI R jW - iij i M ■til - Bfe 4 . Jerry Schwartz, Gearshift Director Jennie Contreras, Gearshift Secret GEARSHIFT Seated from Left to Right: G. Wyatt, R. Rogers, E. Jones, F. Kamper, Mr. Ashby, R. Suff, J. Wiley, W. McCullough. DANCE BAND Back Row; M. Sema, Mr. Mabee. T. Plummer, P. Villery. Second Row: S. Owens, W. McCullough, D. Bright, J. Brown, M. Regalia. Front Row: D. Burnett, E. Ector, W. Collins, M. Lopez, T. Johnson. Seated from Left to Right: G. Frogue, S. Hendry, C. Wiggington, I. Varela, J. Chapin, G. Parry, D. Chapman, V. Trujillo, W. Ballard. Standing: D. Wilson, -...fi-k F- Kamper, J. Bennett, B. Walker, R. Encinas, D. Kelch, L. Pena, M. R EA Dl NG CL UB = ' ™ ° ' ' ' ' - FUTURE Perris High School boasts of one ,1 of the finest agriculture departments in Riverside county. Last year the department added a new greenhouse. A tool shed, a lath house and new animal pens added this year help make the aggies work easier and more enjoyable. The Future Farmers of America at Perris enjoy one of the most active clubs on campus. Left: (1 to r) D. Karnes, J. Pizzo, B. Gracia, W, Masters, C. O ' Donnell, C. Eaves, and Nedra Smith work in the greenhouse. Below, (Itor) kneeling: G. Teague, M. Webber, R. Cooper, E. Gonzales, B. Gracia, W. Ballard, S. Surbrook. middle row: L. Salazar, K. Hutto, J. Stewart, K. Klinesmith, M, Duffy, J. Harris, N. Smith, C. Eaves, F. Scruggs, J. Green. Back Row: D. Karnes, D. Tacho, J. Pizzo, W. Masters, B. Motley, C. O ' Donnell, M. Swenson, B. Echols, Mr. Norman Few le. Advisor. . . - tej« iiv PERRIS CHAPTER Left: Pigs play an important part in the ag- riculture department. Looking on while M. Webber feeds th ese t vo are, (1 to r) F. Scruggs K. Klinesmith, J. Stewart, W. Masters, B. ' Motley, B. Gracia, M. Duffy, E. Gomales C. O ' Donnell. ' Belo v: Mike Webber and Charles Romer learn the handling of bees. The agriculture department has added a new facet to their program by innovating a horticulture class who has been working to make the department beautiful with flowers. The greenhouse has been instrumental for starting plants, and the lath house is used to strengthen the plants before putting them outside. Many of the Horticulture students also joined F. F. A. FARMERS Below: Ornamental Horticulture has recently been added to the agriculUire department. Some members of the class here are busy planting bulbs. (1 to r) J. Markley, T. Pettit, B. Gracia, P. Millar, A. Cadena, S. Veulioff D Rounsaville, R. Rittenhouse, Mr. Fowle, instructor. Advisor J. Thornton, editor J. Baldwin, and photographer P. Lambert prepare to take organization pictures. £ L Left to right: J. White, T. Gilbert, J. Baldwin, G. Hadee, J. LeBlanc, B. Wright, J, Butler, W. Ballard M. r Payne, V. Trujillo, B. Parks, C. Burton, J. Pulatie, B. Stuart, D. Rounsaville, S, Chapman. ' E R R I S I T O Class editor, Jackie White, shows us a typical example of her spare time activities. Advisor, Jolm TJiomton carries the weight on the annual staff. A N N U A L The annual staff in one of their friendly moods, (left to right) Front row: B. Espinosa, J. White, B. Stuart, J, Pulatie, B. Parks, G. Hadee. Back row: B. Wright, D. Hostutler, J. Baldwin, M. Payne, J. LeBlanc, V. Trujillo. s T A F F (Left to right) Art editor, Betsy Stuart, assistant editor, Diana Rounsaville, Advisor, John Thornton and editor Julie Baldwin busily at work on the armual. HONOR BAND Ted Plummer, Ghaane Hadee and John Brown LEGISLATURE Top Row; Kathy Ashley, Doreen Jennings, Dennis Stone, Doreen Higginson, B. Washington, G. Walls, F. Hollowell, R. Durham, P. Parks, Bottom Row: P. Payne, C. Lauda, B. Wright, B. McGroty, D. Jennels, J. Pulate. w Newspaper staff (left to right) Front row: Bill Espinosa, columnist; JackieWhite, columnist; Bernard Parks, sports editor; Ghaanee Hadee, columnist; back row: B re nda Wright, photographer, Debbie Houstutler, colum- nist; Julie Baldwin, assistant editor; Marsha Payne, columnist; Joanne LeBlanc, columnist; Vince Trujillo, make-up. Below: Editor Diana Rounsaville dis- cusses Panther Prints layout with advisor John Thornton. I NEWSPAPER STAFF This year the newspaper staff was chosen from the Journalism class. The class also worked on the annual. The staff published a weekly page in the Ferris Progress and three special issues of Panther Prints. The staff tried to keep the paper student oriented. Although the paper caused some controversy during the year, the staff felt this showed that high interest was prevalent. 87 1. Debbie Hostutler 2. Mr. Edward Dilley 3. Barbara Rund 4. Ann Peterson 5. Debbie Hostutler 6. Bobbie Clark 7. Joe Johnson 8. Kathy Evans 9. Paul Millar 10. Sally Bona 11. Barbara Collins -A.S.B. President -A.S.B. Advisor -A.S.B. Vice-President -A.S.B. Secretary -The President in Action -Commissioner of Publicity -Commissioner of Activities -Commissioner of Publications -Commissioner of Athletics -Commissioner of Pep -Commissioner of Fine Arts 89 o THE ' V Linda Page. tr. This years Seniors produced Up the Down Staircase, a modern play about Sylvia Barrett. Sylvia is a teacher in Anywhere, USA. The students range from smart to smartallic, and vary in their capacities. It is the trials and tribulations of a first year English teacher. This play was very helpful in making Senior Week possible for the Seniors. SECONDARY YOUTH CONFERENCE First Row: B. Wasliington, G. Shaw, M. Afner, B. Parks, B. Rund, A. Stapler, B. Clark, G. Walls. Second Row: K. Roques, D. Shaffer, C. Lyle, A. Peterson, R. Durham, B. Collins, D. Hostetler. Rachel Durham was only one of our spirited Mascots. The other Mascot not pictured was Deborah Jennels. MASCOT Patty Carapella, Connie Lyle , Diana Jennings, Kathy Ashley, Doreen Jennings. VARSITY CHEER LEADERS J.v. Cathy Lyle, Carla Lauda and Doreen Higginson. SONG LEADERS Bemeice Washington, Marsha Payne and Sandy Owens. . PEPSQUAD A i gm SATOKA (SALLY) ISOBE AFS EXCHANGE STUDENT FOR 1970 This years American Field Service student is Satoka (Sally) Isobe. She comes to us from Nara, Japan. In Japan she lives with her mother and two sisters, who help to run English house which is a home for students. Sally enjoyed her year in Perris very much and hopes to come back to America as soon as possible. After she leaves Perris she will tour the United States with AFS students from all around the country, ending with lunch with the President of the United States. The Major Hugh McGroty ' s were her host family while staying here. i ' W f ] ' jjl m h ' ?• a [ ' 1 ! 1 i1 ■ ■V 1 Barbara Rund, first singles. Sue Mitchell and Julie Baldwin, first doubles. TENNIS TEAM Back Row: B. Rund, S. Mitchell, M. Ferguson, J. Wliite, S. Chapman, Mrs. Mabee. Front Row: J. Baldwin, G. Aris, C. Hadee, B. Wright. iSlHri-rt J:iii (riff Miss Martin, B. Washington, S. McCray, M. Mindeman, M. Tolivar, S. Mitchell, J. Pulatie. Front: J. Baldwin, D. Burnett, D. Jennings, C. Yanez, A. Villegas. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Sandy Chapman and Brenda Wright, second doubles. Ghaane Hadee, second singles Diana Glenn, third singles. TENNIS I - . Mary Ferguson, fourth singles. Gina Arias, fifth singles. Mrs, Mabee, coach. «« Back Row: K. Golding, W. Colstom, D. Stone, G. Wyatt, T. Tenorio, J. Brown, K. Hilton, D. Hadee, D. Thomas, J, McCartney, D. Ugarte , A. Evens, D. Watts, J. Valentine, R. Vivian, R. Harvey, Coach Thompson. Second Row: M. Sema, M. Lopez, A. Pacheco, C. King, L. Anderson, R. Bass, E. Conzales, A. Feeman, K. Ramirez, R. Sanchez, F. Esparza. Front Row: J. Nash, S. Killingsworth, R. Kelly, R. Banning, C. Hightower, R. Jones, J. Sanchez, A. Magdaleno, R. Love, G. Cordier, K, Cordier. JUNIOR VARSITY Quarterbacks Jolin McCartney and Gerald Cordier Coaches Ward and Thompson A. Byrd has helpful block from P. Millar. Paul Millar, aUC.I.F. ftk Don Viser was known as the Human Vaccum. Jim Lauda pouring it on. Alfonso Stapler looking for a hole. First Row: Left to Right- J. Henderson, E. Gray M. Jordan Second Row: D. Zieders, C. Lind Tliird Row: B. Stames, P. Shaffer Fourth Row: J. Bishop, M. Rittenhouse , D. Karnes i V t 4 Left to Right: C. Sanchez A. Stapler H. Chism Left: R. McKinley. Right: W. McCullough Below: Managers Mario Nelson and Walter McCartliy. Left to Right: C. Walls A Byrd C. Shaw I 9 I I Left to Right: E. Parks P. Millar J. Carapella Left to Right: B. Roque J. Lauda D. Viser 82 J A BBf i rill fi f w 1 7i -jt 3U ll-i32i 30d| S M Yj? ' ' I. - ZA LEAGUE PANTHER RECORD Perris Ferris Perris Perris Perris 18 Beaumont 28 San Jacinto 15 Elsinore 41 Banning 41 Rim-0-the-World 104 V I 52,1 72  n f e a f V f • .« ▼ ?L (B-O -- 1 on LSI 75,ij70 1 : CHAMPIONS 1969 i ' ' -. j. .LMiL, .«..i„ :_?jA All-County Players: Bill Espinosa and Don Visor. All-League Players: Dan Karnes, Bill Espinosa, John Bishop, Paul Millar, Don Viser, Bernard Parks, Alvin Byrd, and Glen Walls. League Back of the Year: Alvin Byrd. 105 Tom Dougls Edward Gray Russell McKinley Bernard Parks 1 KSf Dennis Thomas Darryl Stone Jesse Valdez j arA 106 John MacDonald VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row: Coach Robertson, D. Stone, J. MacDonald, E. Gray, D. Thomas, B. Parks, W. McCarty; Manager. Front Row: J. Valdez, R. McKinley, A. Stapler, T. Douglas. p Front row (left to right) C. Woodson, J. Lowe, R. Castro, E. Gonzales, M. Nelson, D. Stone, T. Tennerio, D. Hadee. Back row: R. Kelly, G. Cordier, R. Sanchez, T. Johnson, K. Hilton, D. Harryman, M. Lowe, R. Warren, C. Cordier, Coach Leak. j.V. BASKETBALL WRESTLINGl First Row: Coach Ward, D. Ugarte, A. Magdelino, L. Torres, S. Killingsworth, A. Johnson, J. Lane, K. Golding, P. Lowe, M. Montes, F. Jones, M. Vaughn, Green, W. King. GOLF M. Jordon, D. McCafferty, J. King, Coach Barnes, M, Hibdon, J. Berg 71 i-T First Row: P. Shaffer, R. Warren, M. Tucker, D. Gray, J. Henderson, D. Karns, K. Hilton, W. Collins, R. Turner, ]. McDonald. Second Row. F. Johnson, J. Brown, R. Barth, R. Kelly, G. McKinsey, C. Brooks, D. Viser, C. Hightowe ■W. McCvdlough, H. Chism, D. Ugarte, T. Tenorio. Third Row: F. Hollowell, A. Byrd, Valentine, J. Green, G. Shaw, D. Stone, W. McCullough, M. Weatherspoon ' ' A AND ' ' B ' ' TRACK TRACK SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION Apr. 2 Rim San Jacinto Perris Apr. 9 Banning El sinore Perris Apr. 16 Banning S an Jacinto San Jacinto Apr. 23 Elsinore Beaumont Beaumont Apr. 30 San Jacinto Elsinore Elsinore May 16 C.I.F. Finals Perris Head Coach of Track: Joe Smith O. ?0 !l_i f 3 t 3 9 First Row: C. Black, M. Lowe, W. Colston, R. Price, A. Freeman, Second Row: R. Rogers, Ass ' t Coach Ward F. Kamper, J. Harris, D. Hadee. ' ' C TRACK BASEBALL First Row: Coach Robertson, D. Black, D. Harryman, R. Sanchez, M. Nelson, J. Nash, J. Gonzales, J. Mundy, R. Jones, Second Row: G. Cordier, K. Ramerez, M. Monies, G. Katakoff, G. Wyatt, J. Lowe, P. Anderson, K. Golding t Ji . « L« ! I 2 | VARSITY BASEBALL First Row; B. Espinosa, T. Glover, B. Roques, J. Carapella, B. Parks, D. Thomas, P. Millar, R. Nicely. Second Row: Coach, Thompson, J. Markley, B. Gracla, E. Gonzales, J. Valdez, J. Lauda, K. Golding. ADVERTISING l[[ OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO PAUL LAMBERT PERRIS Re xa££ DRUGS REXALL DRUG STORES PERRIS SUN CITY Bob A ' IcCaferty Prop. Wishing the Entire Graduating Senior Class a Happy and Beneficial Future Good Luck where oood meats beoin MARKET f JeRRIS IfAI-l-EYfj ATS UN Service Parts Repairs Shop CIRCLE K Every Day Lonnie Davis- Manager D NEW and USED CAR SALES IfERRIslfALLEYlfATSUW GROCERIES PlCHiCjTiBlJSLMBJ D ' lSt ?uLSl-l V. inmtimtmS ow that you have your diploma you can start a job almost anywhere. ut you can start a career at General Telephone. Apply now, 495 W. 8th Street, San BernardinolGeneral Telephone is a company providing equal opportunity. m ' L_ M '  S: J 5 w J : c ■ 1 wi Bi wl 1 1 1. ' L_r - ' Congratulations to the Graduating Class 70 FROM JACKIE ' S FROSTEE AND BEAUTY NOOK tl i ; COMPLIMENTS SUN CITY MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION SUN CITY, CALIF. Ace Auto Parts Bank of America Carriage Cleaners Casa Decor Family Billiards G ' TEC Cable TV Gene ' s Restaurant Irene ' s Corner on Fashion J L Travel Agency Keller ' s Jewelry Mayfair Market Provident .Savings Loan Ass ' n. 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Why not try us. 4th St. 395 THEREOPLI LARKINSENCO SERVICE STATION BILLS MOTORS The Finest in Used Cars 243 East 4th St. Perris HI-TONE CLEANERS 334 North D St. Perris 657-4482 PERRIS BEAUTY STUDIO 502 D St. Perris 657-5200 PERRIS MOTO RCYCLE RECREATION CENTER GREETINGS PERRIS HIGH SCHOOL TEVE ' 5 UTO % UTOmOTIVE FLOWER SHOP z- 2697 126 D St. Pen-is % homks NUEVO WATER CO. . 657-3565 OK BARBER SHOP The Closest Shave in Town .CjL 4th St. Perris NEAL ' S RICHFIELD 29580 Nuevo Rd. 657-2718 J LTRA VEL Sun City 679-2300 P.O. Box 428 Tnvmlmn Chaclri SANDERSTEXACO 24 D St. Ferris 657-2781 PERRIS MEAT PROCESSING Genuine hard-wood smoking GOOD LUCK - Your Long Land Man J.B. TALLTURLEY 321 D St. — Ferris 657-2355 NOW SMILE PERRIS VALLEY MEDICAL PHARMACY 318 South D St. Ferris 657-2295 NUEVO MARKET 29540 Nuevo Road Nuevo PERRIS BUILDING CENTER 180 West 4th Ferris 657-3136 657-5283 BJestem Huto ...the family store land nil CATALOG ' — ORDER WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 337 D St. Ferris - 657-3396 LAKEVIEW STORE 1957 1 7th Lakeview 657-3759 ALVAREZ, MARIA G.A.A. 3 Chorus 3 ARCHIBEK, ERIC F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Golf 2 Homeroom representative 1 ASHLEY, KATHY Varsity cheerleader 2, 3, Pep club 2 Drama club 1 Honor roll 2 Homecoming queen 3 ASHFORD, BENNIE F.P. P. 3 BALDWIN, JUUE G.A.A. 1,2, 3 Tennis team 3 Girls ' basketball team 3 Pep club 1, 2 Letterwoman 1, 2, 3 A.F.S. 2, 3 History achievement award 1,2F.T.A. 1 Comm. of Girls ' Athletics 2 Student council 2, 3 Homeroom representative 1 Annual staff 2, 3 Editor 3 Newspaper ass ' t. editor 3 Honor roU 1, 2, 3 Honor guard 2 German achievement award 2 D.A.R. 3 BARTH, ROBERT J. V. track 1, 2 Varsity 3 D. A. L. Language field day 1 Math achievement award 2 Wrestling 3 Chess club 2,3 BERG, JAMES Varsity football 2, 3 Varsity baseball 2 Wrestling 2 Pep club 2 Interact 3 J. V. baseball 2 Varsity base- ball 3 BISHOP, JOHN Varsity football 2, 3 Wrestling 2 J. V. Baseball 2 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 Pep club 2 Interact 3 Honor roll 1,2,3 BRAND, PAM G.A.A. 1,2, 3 Chorus 1,2 BRICKMORE, ANTHONY Varsity track 1 Varsity baseball 2 Drama club 2 Senior class play 2 BURTON, CAROLYN G.A.A. 1,2,3C.S.F. 1, 2 Girls ' State 2 Annual staff 2 Newspaper 3 Honor guard 2 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 Letterwoman 2, 3 Board 2 BUTLER, JEAN G.A.A. 1,2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 A.F.S. 3 Honor roll 2 Annual staff 3 Newspaper staff 3 Interact 3 Letter- woman 2, 3 Drill team 1 Pep club 1, 2 CADENA, ARNOLD Varsity football 1, 2, 3 Co-capt. 3 Honor guard 2 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 J. V. Basketball 1 Varsity baseball 1, 2, 3 Homeroom representative 2 Lettermen ' s club 1,2, 3 CARAPELLA, JOHN J.V. Football 1,2 Varsity 3 Varsity baseball 2, 3 CHAMBERS, MARY F.F.A 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Chess club 2 F.P.P. 2 Band 1,2 Dance band 2 CHAPIN, JANET Drill team 1 Drama club 1, 2 Press club 2 Reading club 1. 2. 3 President 3 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 CHAPMAN, SANDY G.A.A. 1,2, 3 G.S.C. 2 Pep Club 1 Interact 2, 3 Honor roll 1 , 2, 3 Comm. of Publicity 2 Tennis team 3 Letterwoman 1,2,3 Annual staff 2, 3 Newspaper 3 Track team 2, 3 CLARK, BOBBIE Pep club 1,2 A.F.S. 3 Student council 3 Comm. of Publicity 3 COLLINS, WILLIE Band 1,2, 3 Dance band 1,2, 3 J.V. Basketball 2 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 F.F.A 2 COOK, MIKE CRUM, DOYLE J.V. Football 1 CURIEL, MARIA Honor roll 1, 2, 3 French achievement award 1 DEDEAUX, KEITH Dance band 1,2,3 Band 1,2, 3 F.F.A. 1 J.V. Basket- ball 2 Varsity track 1, 3 DINKINS, JAMES I.V. Football 2 J.V. baseball 2 DIREUX, PATRICL G.A.A. 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2, 3 Honor roll 1,2 DOXIE, ROBERT J.V. FootbaU 2 Varsity 3 Wrestling 2, 3 Co-Capt. 2 ELL S, JAMES F.P.P. 3 ESPINOSA, BILL J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2, 3 A.F.S. 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3Homeroom representative 1 Senior class vice president 3 Annual staff 3 Honor roll 1,2, 3 ESTLING, BECKY Mixed Chorus 3 FERGUSON, MARY G.A.A. 2, 3 Tennis team 3 A.F.S. 3 FERRELL, TERI Mixed Chorus 3 FIELD, TOM Chess club 2, 3 Honor roll 1, 2 GAINES, DAVID F.P.P. 2, 3 GARAT, ANNETTE J. V. Cheerleader Varsity 2 Pep club 1, 2 Homecoming princess 1, 2, 3 Honor roll 1, 2 Student council 1, 2 GARDNER, ADA G.S.C. 2, 3 Homeroom representative 3 Honor roll 1 GILBERT, TONI C.S.F. 1 Annual Staff 3 Honor roll 1,2, 3 A.F.S. 2, 3 Honor guard 2 A.F.S. secretary 3 Newspaper staff 3 GLEN, SHIRLEY G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 1,3 F.P.P. 1 Mixed chorus 1, 2 GLENN, DIANA C.S.F. 1,2 A.F.S. 3 Tennis team 3 G.A.A. 2, 3 A.F.S. Exchange candidate 3 C.S.F. president 2 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 Letterwoman 3 English, History, French achievement awards 2 GLOVER, TOM Varsity Football 2, 3 Varsity basketball 3 GONZALES, RAMON A F.P.P. 1,2 Reading club 1 GRACLA, ROBERT J.V. Football 1 Pep club 2 F.F.A. 2, 3 Varsity baseball 3 HADEE, GHAlANEYATUN Band 1, 2, 3 Pres. 3 Honor band 2, 3 Mass band 1, 2, 3 A.F.S. 2 F.H.A 2 G.S.C. 2, 3 Student council 2, 3 Comm. of Finance 2 Homecoming Princess 3 Track team 2, 3 Annual staff 2, 3 Newspaper staff 3 Sophomore vice pres. 1 G.A.A. 2, 3 Tennis team 3 Letterwoman 3 HARRIS, NAOMI G.S.C. 2,3 HENDRY, SHERRIE Reading club 3 HOSTUTLER, DEBBIE Reading club 2, 3 Student council 3 A.S.B. President 3 Annual staff 3 Newspaper staff 3 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 Foreign Language Field day 1 Governor ' s State House Conference 3 English Achievement award 1 HUGHES, ROBIN F. S. C 3 J. V. Cheerleader 1 Varsity Cheerleader 2 Honor roll 1, 2 Homeroom representative 1 Pep club 1,2 HUMBLE, CINDY ISOBE, SATOKO G.A.A. 3 A.F.S. Foreign Exchange Student 3 JENNINGS, DIANA Varsity cheerleader 2, 3 Pep club 1, 2 Girl ' s Basket- ball team 3 G.A.A. 1,2, 3 JOHNSON, MARY Drama club 2 G.S.C. 3 JOHNSON, JOE F. P. P. 3 Newspaper staff 3 JONAS, CANDI F.P.P. 3 G.A.A. 3 G.S.C. 3 JONES, SUSAN Science club 1 Secretary 1 G.A.A. 3 A.F.S. 3 C.S.F. 2 Reading club 2 Honor roll 1,2, 3 Honor guard 2 KARNES, DAN Varsity football 2, 3 All-League football 3 F.F.A. 3 F.P. P. 3 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 LARKINS, VALERIE Sophomore class secretary 1 G.A.A. 1,2, 3 Pep club 1, 2 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 Honor guard 2 LAUDA, JIM Varsity Football 1, 2, 3 Varsity track 1 Baseball- Varsity 2, 3 J.V. Basketball 1 Varsity 3 Lettermen ' s club 1, 2, 3 Homeroom representative 1 LOPEZ, RALPH F.P.P. 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club 3 Varsity basketball 2 LUNA, ESPERANZA G.A.A. 2, 3 Interact 2, 3 LYLE, CONNIE J.V. Cheerleader 1 Varsity 2, 3 Pep club 1,2 C.S.F. 2 Homecoming princess 2 Student council 1, 2, 3 Girls ' Chorus 3 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 Honor guard 3 MCCARTER, ADELL Varsty Basketball 2 Varsity track 2 F. P. P. 2 MC CARTHY, WALTER J.V. Football 1, 2 J.V. Basketball 1 Track 1 Basket- ball manager 2, 3 track manager 2 football manager 3 MC CLURE, MARY ANN Songleader 2 C.S.F. 1 Pep club 1, 2 Homeroom representative 1 Drill team 1 G.A.A. 1 Honor roll 1,2, 3 MC CULLOUGH, WILBERT J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2, 3 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 Lettermen ' s 1,2, 3 F.P. P. 1,2,3 MC GAUGHEY, DEBRA Homeroom representative 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2, 3 Chess club 3 Honor roll 1, 2 Drill team 1 MC GROTY, REBECCA G.A.A. 1,2, 3 A.F.S. 1, 2, 3 Pres. 3 Honor roll 1, 2 MC KAY, JAMES J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2 MARKLEY, JOHN J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2, 3 Varsity baseball 1, 2, 3 Homeroom representative 1 Lettermen ' s club 1, 2, 3 Pep club 1 MARTINEZ, SANDY Homeroom representative 2 G. A. A. 2F.H.A. 2 MARRUFO, RAMONA F.P.P. 2,3 MARQUEZ, LUPE MILLAR, PAUL J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2, 3 Co-Capt, 3 J.V. Basket- ball 1 Varsity baseball 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 Boys ' State 2 Student council 1, 3 Honor roll 1, 2 Honor guard 2 All-League and All C.I.F. Football 3 MILLNER, DAVID Golf 3 MINDEMAN, MARY G.A.A. 1,2, 3F.H.A. 1, 2 Girls ' basketball team 3 MOE, LINDA Pep club 1,2 F.S.C. 3 MONROE, DONALD Varsity Football 2, 3 Varsity Wrestling 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 Interact 3 MONROE, JIMALENE G.A.A. 3 Homeroom rppresentative 3 Pep club 2 Drill team 1 Interact 3 MONTGOMERY, BRENDA MORGAN, JUDY MOTLEY, BLAKE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Pres. 2 NOT ARTE, CARLOS J.V. Football 1, 2 Varsity 3 Wrestling 2 Science club 1 Junior class pres. 2 Homeroom representative 3 Honor roll 1, 2 Honor guard 2 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 Golf 3 OCHOA, ESTELLA G.A.A. 2,3 G.S.C. 2 Pep club 2 OWENS, SANDY Chorus 1, 2, 3 Drama club 1,2 G.A.A. 1,3 Song leader 3 F. P. P. 2 Honor roll 2 Homeroom represen- tative 1 PARIE, DENISE Girls ' Service club 2, 3 G.A.A. 3 Foster Parents Plan 3 PARLEE, JANICE F.F.A. 2, 3 C.S.F. 3 PETERSON, ANN G.A.A 2, 3 Folksong club 3 Pep club 2 Junior class treasiorer 2 A.S.B. secretary 3 PETTIT, TIM Varsity football 1,2 PORCHIA, UNDA F.P.P. 1,2,3G.S.C. 2,3G.A.A. 3 PORTER, JANET RICO, ANNA MARIE G.A.A. 2 F.H.A. 3 Reading club 3 F. P. P. 3 RITTENHOUSE, MIKE J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 Track 1 RITTENHOUSE, RICHARD J.V. Football 1, 2 Varsity 3 Homeroom representative 1 Track 1, 2, 3 Lettemen ' s club 2, 3 ROGERS, RONALD F.P.P. 2 F.S.C. 3 Track 2 ROMERO, CHARIES Football manager 1 , 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Baseball manager 1, 2 Basketball manager 2 Science club 1 Mass band 1,2, 3 ROQUES, BURNELL J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2, 3 Varsity baseball 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club 1, 2, 3 Pep club 1, 2 Homeroom representative 1 ROUNSAVILLE, DIANA Drama club 1 Quill and Scroll Society 3 Press club 2 Lions ' club speech contest 2 Annual staff 3 Ass ' t. Editor 3 Newspaper editor 3 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 English and History Achievement awards 2 RUND, BARBARA Student council 3 Vice Pres. 3 Homeroom representative 2 G.A.A. 2, 3 Tennis team 2, 3 Letterwoman 2, 3 Girls ' basketball 3 S CHAFFER, PAUL J.V. Football 1, 2 Varsity 3 F.F.A. 3 Homeroom representative 3 Varsity track 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club ' ' ' 1 2 2,3 SERNA, CHARLIE j.V. Football 1 Varsity 2 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 Varsity Basketball 3 SENGER, DONNA Pep club 1, 2 Songleader 2 A.F.S. 2, 3 G.A.A. Drill team 1 Honor roll 1,2 SLINGERLAND, NANCY G.A.A. 1 A.F.S 1, 2, 3 Treas. 3 Interact 2, 3 Vice- Pres. 3 Pep club 1 Class secretary 2 Honor roll 1, 2, 3 SKQTH, AVA G.S.C. 3 Class secretary 3 Drill team 1 Drama club 2 SMITH, STEVEN F.F. A 2, 3 Pres. 3 Class treas. 1 Football (Varsity) 1 STONE, DARRYL F.F. A. 1 Basketball J.V. 1, 2 Varsity 3 Lettermen ' s club 1, 2, 3 Interact 3 Track V. 2, 3 Homeroom representative 1 Baseball V. 1,3 STUART, BETSY Annual staff 3 Newspaper staff 3 Art editor 3 Home- room representative 3 History achievement award 2 Honor roU 1,2, 3 TERRY TIMOTHY F.P. P. 2, 3 THOMPSON, GARY Band 1, 2 Dance band 1, 3 Chess club 3 Honor band 2 Mass band 1,2, 3 TOLIVER, MARIL Ts! G.A.A. 3 Homecoming Princess 3 G.S.C. 3 F. P. P. 3 Girls ' baseketball 3 TRIPP, JOAN Pep club 1 Drama club 2 F.P. P. 2 TUTTLE, CHRIS F.F. A. 1 Honor roll 1,2, 3 UGARTE, VICTOR F.F. A. Home room representative 2 VALDEZ, JESSE J.V. Basketball 1,2 Varsity 3 J.V. Baseball 1 Varsity 2, 3 Homeroom representative 1, 3 Lettermen ' s club 2,3 VAUGHN, MICHAEL Wrestling 2, 3 Co-Capt. 2 Chess club 2, 3 VILLEGAS, ANDREA Girls ' I5asketball team 3 VILLERY, PAUL J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2, 3 Dance band 1,2, 3 Varsity track 1, 2 Lettermen ' s club 2, 3 Interact 2, 3 Pres. 3 Adv. Band 1, 2 VISER, DONALD Varsity football 1, 2, 3 Co-Capt. 3 J.V. Basketball 1 Varsity 2 Varsity track 1, 2, 3 Lettermen ' s club A.F.S. 2 Homeroom representative 2 Jr. class pres. 2 Class pres. 3 WHITE, JACKIE C.S.F2F.S.C. 3A.F.S. 2G.A.A. 2Pep club 1,2 Annual staff 3 Newspaper staff 3 Honor roll 2 WIGGINTON, CARLTON WILLIAMS, CAR LA G.A.A. 3 G.S.C. 3 WILLIAMS, DAVID J.V. Football 1 Varsity 2 GoLf 2, 3 F.P. P. 2, 3 WILLL MS, JOYCE F.P. P. WOODRUFF, RAY Varsity Wrestling 2 WRIGHT, BRENDA G.A.A. 1,2, 3 Pres. 3 Student council 2, 3 Pep club 1, 2 Mascot 2 Band 1, 2 Letterwoman 1,2,3 Annual staff 2, 3 Photographer 3 Newspaper staff 3 Tennis team 1, 2, 3 A.F.S. 2, 3 Interact 1, 2, 3 ZAMBRANO, JOE ZEIDERS, LINDA A.F.S. 2, 3 Interact 2, 3 G.A.A. 1,2 Pep club 2 Student council 3 Treas. 3 Honor roll 2, 3 B Z = B b •5 y g S ■■- ba c -- Qi u Q--V t: -v h ' . t ' S 1 c c $ 1 Wh- u ' iw- Pi Q .a f 6 . . 5 Jfev. ■ matmam ■: t