Rancho Alamitos High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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'. 1 - ' J 3:71 N ' ., F' ' ' -.,1 .U .,,'- .Y V. , ..-I 'I' I . , E1 Concluistacfor Volume 2 O 1 3 Q1 I ALAMITOS .HIGH SCHOOL , gif 0 -L. fm F. f PX fx x ff Lx 31 A ax., .0-fum, n Foreword A baby taking its first steps is weak and wobbly -- but to its doting parents those first steps are historic, monumental, earthshaking. ln Rancho's first year many new steps have been taken into new, untrod territory. Each step is important because it sets a pattern for events that follow. Thus, we have chosen Firsts as the theme for this year's annual. We have seen many firsts at Rancho this year. We have seen our young student body set- ting forth on wobbly legs into new experiences. We have been privileged to be a part of this young student body and thus its first steps have been our first steps. We hope the steps taken by future Vaqueros in Rancho's student body will be more sure and confident because of the groundwork laid by us. .-sq .- su 24- Ev 'O B ' .l .fv -r -l -'-af A. '- a'k - 4 H. P- i ' T .3-.9 r- .iw A A BEAUTIFUL NEW LIBRARY to organize and hundreds of new books to process was the job facing Mrs. Virginia Kirkman, librarian, and Mrs. Dorothy Smith, assistant, when school opened last tall. Mrs. Kirkman ltop leftl and Mrs. Smith ltop rightl pounded typewriters steadily those first few weeks. Within a month after the opening of school they finally emerged from behind the high stacks of books and the library was open for business. Lower left - Lucia Truiillo receives reference help from Mrs. Kirkman. Lower right-Karen McKillop helps reshelve books. J I Q V I Q. 0 3 . 4 ,Pi il: . Q 13 ., l, ax q ' Q 0' ' , L O a, . 1 , 6 ' . P , sw ... 3 113 -' . In 51 fri! 1k'f'!Q 49. ' Y' THE QUAD IS A BUSY PLACE during snack and lunch periods when we spread out on the green lawn and relax between classes. When we returned to school lost fall one ofthe first things we noticed was that grass, shrubs and trees had transformed the dusty rectangle into a campus landmark. Evidence that our cam- pus is still growing is gymnosium construction. Ar: 5.55-' .., .. ue.-4 .I -un-0 4 1. .- LITTLE VAQ couldn't wait until lunch time so he used his irresistible charm to persuade snack bar staff to sell him hamburger. The ladies gave in on condition that he find an inconspicuous place to eat it so the other students would not see him. THE SNACK BAR AND BOOKSTORE were completed last summer and ready for use when school opened. Both provide indispensable services to students. lLeftl Mr. Les Reafsnyder, in charge of bookstore, sells note- book to Betty Cobb. ,,r ,W , Juanita Gordon, Norma Jean Yeager, Nadene Cuptill and Mildred Stewart prepare food every day to be served at Snack Bar. Not in picture is Peggy Bainter. 2-3 -34 Ns 'S Nl' 7 4 Q., 5' ,- v- - :ffl-.fl , .. C,...-., f,.,. .. ., ii I..- ... L up - xx X.. 1Zlcln1inistration cuul Facult The Firsf Day of School was also Rancho's first birthday. Blowing out The birthday candles are Ifronf, left To rightl Miss BeT'ry'Coxson, Miss Isabel Gowen, Miss Adriane Lampe, and Dr. Le- roy L. Doig. lSecondl Mr. Donald Kennedy, Mr. William Malick, Mr. Richard Bivin, Mr. Hal Roberts and Mr. Wilbur Allen. .-r '.1-Q. Q, V Q' yt 1 1. do ff 'tntsz - fi a 3-9.-fhisyu--L4 ,F Ep .,,Jf. if IQ '-11: fi -.ov yr-L, -3 4 of 914-...a.i, ,A K't1'l'lllh f e'l , '- 'Y N . 17 -- if--2' we - .2 A 'i' '- ::-'--QM 4'-'f-.ll'f1k1 f lip- ll .. .' ,','.44 gl- ' ,l', fig 5 - ,A ' 1 3 Xsrfw. . R K A-N . YysAh.'Nfq.,,k 'A ' 'R .J ..'., 0 'F ' ff N 3,31 'Q Q . A-. Q s uo'55'l' , D-'L--5 .. ff .t', ss 'v 1! '59 'K fr. s plflw 4- , 'v 'P. -'-i ! 'gS ,lf ...rf .,. ., ., M ,J .Q --a .4 x. U, 0, 1, -ve Ye' Q. 13 y 'Q Q'r'x'.ft-,fin-15F', ', ',..sxzT' fl' Qi if X 53' gi tags inf! ,ff .1 K, .65 .LW X .Ox 41. 'xl il :J ix. . rs: ...fr fin Q. 1? 's R fi Keeping right in step with our theme of Firsts, Mr. Richard Bivin, is serving his first year as principal of Rancho. Last year he was vice principal and dean of boys. Mr. Bivin attended Arizona University, University of Southern California, and Long Beach State College. He taught at Peoria and Garden Grove High. He also served in the U.S. Navy. His special interests are sports, fishing, traveling and music. Relaxed and friendl , Mr. Bivin carries the burdens of the administration of Rancho with Y an unflustered, unhurried manner that ins ' ' plres confidence. ,ii ...-..,.J 'iw Q.. Mr. .lack Schumoker Mrs. Josephine Afen Vice Principal and Dean of Boys Deon of Girls Mr. Riley McKinney Afienclcnce Supervisor ,X X 1452 fy' .--. ,uri Asst. District Sigrerintenclent RANCHO has a warm affection for Mr. Don- ald Kennedy, who served as principal during its first year and then moved up to become assist- ant district superintendent. Mr. Kennedy has served in the district since 1945 with 18 months' interruption during the Korean War. He started as a social studies teacher. - ,. ,........--W -'---F'-M District Sigderintendent DR. LEROY L. DOIG, who has been district superintendent for 30 years, will retire this year, leaving a worthy record of achievement. The dis- trict enrollment was 200 with one small high school in 1928 when he took over. Tremendous growth of the city added to administrative re- sponsibilities of the district which is now educat- ing an all-time high enrollment of 3,494 high school students. Rancho was planned and open- ed during the closing years of Dr. Doig's ad- ministration and a third high school lnow under- wayl is due to be completed in 1959. Garden Grove High School District and Rancho truly owe much to this far-sighted and able leader. i...-.fm .........-. lll ll -1--Y , .....i.... Y --- - , 1...- ' ,....- - ,,..--- . - .,,....-- ..,..-- i--,V .--,,,.....'-f,,,..,---' ,,.---'- llllll lllll lil ll in-1-'vr 1' FORMULATING POLICIES AND PLANNING AHEAD are two functions of the District school board. Comprising the board are: il. to r.l Bud Wiesner, Lawrence Wood, Robert Farrow, Marlin Mower, Carl Lehman, and Dr. Doig. MAINTENANCE CREW lfrontl Ray Ramirez, Joe Gutierrez, Zelma lreton, Gus Howard, and Roland Gayton. Second, William Hughes, Fred Parker, Harold Coke, Jim Rodgers, and Arthur Murphy, Maintenance BUS DRIVERS - Charles Munz, Keith Hutchins, Harold Markley, Eddie Drake, Tiny Pearce, and Robert Mills. g N x N x N 5 Gus Howard, Head Custodian, raises flag every morning. ..., ,,, W. ,,,.,,,, . ,,,,, I . R g U , J l Miss M. Alexander Mr. W. Allen Homemaking Language Mrs. M. J. Anderson Mr, J, Bqgghgm Homemaking Aff S Q - l X l Mr. W. Beyenberg ' Soc. Studies Mr. J. Callard Miss B. Coxson Mathematics English isis A 1 1 s Ol .1 Mr. W. Ambrose Soc. Studies 1 is U? Mr. M. Bates Ind. Arts Mr. H. Butler English Mr. G. Curry Soc. Studies S 1 Mr. W. Dancer Ind. Arts Mr. H. Dyer Ind. Arts Miss M. Danielson Mr. G. Dear Girls' P.E. Boys' P.E. Mr. D. Easfburn Science Miss I. Gowen English Mr. H. Hill Mr. B. Hopkins Boys' P.E. Mathematics I Mr. R. Johnson Mr. D. Kaylor Mrs. V. Kirkham Soc. Studies Science Librarian Mrs. Florence Hialm Miss A. Lampe Mr. D. Larson Nurse Business Music Ft 9 'ld 'N gg A Q Mr. R. Lawrence Mr. F. Lehman Mr. R. McKinney Science Science Science Sv Mr. W. Malick Mrs. M. Masheter Mr. M. Michaels Mathematics Mathematics Business BUDDINO SCIENTISTS learn fundamentals of chemistry through laboratory experiments under the direction of Mr. Don Kaylor, THIRD PERIOD ENGLISH closs studies literoture. Class is taught by Miss Rito Ryon. 3 .1 gl i X l Q I I Mr. D. MOOMGW Miss S. Potts Mr. J. Riedel Driver Ed. Girls' P.E. Soc. Sudies .E+ i 1 A I I 3 W l , 1 'I I M Mr. H. Roberts Mr. A. Romney Miss R. Ryon Soc. Studies Soc. Studies Science f.:9. Mr, R, Sgurenmqn Mrs. V. Schultz Mr. V. Sessions Soc, Studieg Girls' P.E. English Mr. T. Sexton Mr. M. Shiner English Agriculture Mr. H. Starr Miss C. Ulvilden Mathematics Music 63 Mrs. M. Wiley Language Mr. C. Wood Mrs. C. Wright Agriculture Art .lf 1 f .f Mr. W. Slingsby Business ,X at Mr. T. Vessello Boys' P.E. Mr R Wilson Soc Studies 'in-J Mr. G. Yoter Ind. Arts -f' :gt n n' 6' M f gm--ff i- ,Qs fi'-4 , , 1 -51 Int ff Zz! ? ill , Q.. it Yu-dn-14---A-gnu f. .. 0 Q Student Government Jim Gilbert conducts weekly student cabinet meeting. Members decide important issues in student government. 4 . ,' v 49 A 5? n 4, -w .5 Q-.fhvx , . IQ-rid' QA.-it lv' .- 9' , :4'. A W K Q 1. A 'fi fl -,.,,g . A s 1. t, ., 3 ' 4 -Jr Y 1 ,arf T Popular senior, Jim Gilbert holds gavel this year as president of the Associated Student Body. Not only has he con- ducted himself with dignity and provided a worthy example for others to follow, he has provided able leadership for student affairs. Among other achievements he has served as commissioner, Junior Class president, and was mayor on Youth Day last year. He belongs to Record Club, Lettermen's Club, Science Club and Golden Spur. He also has played varsity football and baseball. 41 flv V Y u -.--' .49-ii Q. 4 'v YV '- :Q I , f SU ll - Q I 'frafg ..4..a- g! 1 we . ' V JV' w W- i Q ig his Wit ,.,. U, xg, 1: ,ivgfjg ,HP QR ff ' ,4,1a,l,f ax' .A -.il 15 l. i 1. A E , -I Zvi l :ma .ff 11, Q at . Ernie Wakeham displays warm and friendly ,- 7, smile that helped to make him a well-liked Student Body leaders, Nancy, Jim, and Ernie, get together on campus for friendly chat. Q' 'L x ,, div: f I, Thai is 'Y UV Ill. Hard! IW Nancy retary Nancy around provide charm. fellow on campus. Ernie is Associated Student Body vice president. Kakuda serves ably as sec- of Student Body. Popular is a iunior and will be next year to continue to capable leadership and Front: R. Lazarus, M. Lewis, S. Moss, N. Kalcuda, L. Seitzinger, Second: B. Allen, D. Chose, A. Gray, Z. Frame, D. Peacock, C Beatty, V. Young, M. Greenlee, J. Caldwell, Third: Mr, Jack Schurnaker, advisor, D. Brown, J. Gilbert, R White, D. Bingham A. Ayala, M. Turner, E. Wakehom. An important governing body at Rancho is the Student Cabinet, which keeps the school running smoothly by passing bills and formulating new regulations, Only juniors and seniors are eligible forthe cabinet. Another active governing body is student council which meets once a week, Here is student council in session. 4 41 A ?f'Hf 'W -' 3 Self-governing board for student behavior is Board of Control. Students given tickets by Commissioners for infractions of student body rules appear before Board of Control for a hearing. Members ol board are Ron White, Andrea Cray, secretary, Dave Brown, president, Zandra Frame, and Dick Arthur. Mr. Jack Schumacker is advisor. Boarcl o Contml Comnusswners Front- R. Mystrorn, J. Newman, E. Eduard, A. Chepote, N. Kakuda, C. Read, S. Moss, S. Erickson, V. Young, L. Meyers, J. Armstrong,J Elliott, P. Ball, L. Rahm, D. Peacock, S Slagle. Second: M. Polie, G. Johnston, -E. Newman, P. McLaughlin, B. Allen, S. Stokke, 5. Sherman, J. Reed, B. Andrews, S. Wills, S. Reynolds, N. Heins, R, Lazarus, M. Greenlee, A. Gray, J. Cald- well. Third. M. Lewis, J. Mobley, J. Bierman, S. Rudaitis, Z. Frame, D. Chase, L. Seitzinger, S Rollenhagen, F. Yoshioka, P. Maxfield, J. Grundeman. P. Perry, D. McCollum, M. Macpherson, B. Gates, I, Dematteis. Fourth: R. Graichen, J. Halyorson, M. Turner, C. Presley, R. Bingham, A, Ayala, M. Pittser, P. Greek, D. Flanagan, J. Romiti, M. Howard, E. Wakeham, C. Beatty. Fifth: R. Bonnet, W. Hosack, R. Robert, D. Brown, D. Flanagan, D. O'Hern, J. Gilbert, D. Vener, J. Babbitt, R. Killion, E. Riley, J, Rhodes, R, White. Sixth: R. Fowler, D. Elkins, T. Buck, K. Leachman, K. Watt, P. Arthur, J. Gewin, T. Passalaqua, L. Conant. Il I YT xv' FIRST SEMESTER Front: S. Stokee, D. O'Bryan, P. Ball, M. Macpherson, S. Schwarzer, C. Anderson, P. Crenshaw. Second: A. Gray, B. Allen, S. Lewis, C. Beatty, T. Kakuda, B. Marguez. Third: Mr. Schumaker, Advisor, S. Hernandez, M. Coelho, J. Caldwell, M. Greenlee, Z. Erickson, V. Young, L. Myers, S. Reynolds, R. Lazarus, P. McLaughlin, S. Stokke, S. Moss, L. Seitzinger, S. Slagle, D. Peacock, M. Frame, D. Chase, G. Johnston, N. Kakuda, D. McCollum, M. Polie, E. Eduard, J. Newman, R. Mystrom, J. Sherman. Fourth: C. Presley, M. Pittser, T. Carlson, D. Brown, D. Bingham, B. Hicks, R. White, E. Wakeham, J. Babbitt, A. Ayala, M. Turner, G. John- son. Fifth: J. Young, R. Robert, D. Brown, J. Gilbert, J. Johnson, T, Buck, D. Cohoon, D. Elkins, J. Gevvin, D. Arthur, Sixth: J. Elliot, J. Rivers, P. White, M. Woolley, J. Kurnick, R. Killion. Student Council SECOND SEMESTER Front: R. Bonino, R. Lazarus, B. Allen, V. Young, S. Reynolds, L. Myers, J. Gilbert, S. Stokke, J. Elliott, Z Frame, D. Welsh, L. Presley, J. Dissmore, J. Hasty. Second: H. Susie, N. Brooks, P. Stewart, D. Arthur, R. White, J. Noblett, S. Stone, M. Moore, S. O'Neill, N. Crawford, M. Lynde. Third: J. Klum, D. Lobaugh, F. Lang, R. Phillips, D. Jackman, M. Remy, L. Seitzengr-r, J. Barnett, V. Schulman. Fourth: M. Weaver, B. Mitchell, B. Gates, P. Ball, N. Kakuda, R. Mystrom, D. McCuIlum, W. Ashford. .-L., ..., 3 J ' ' ao, - :js-nf -5' iS . ,. Y-L .. ,.-- L. , .lnrff 5. jp.. Af' -s -' 4-. Q 4:15, . a 1, '.'e,,,'I ,L 1 , . ff 1 .7 f 5 . 3 fm .. ,-. . ., - jr-.:'f'f,P1't-- X f? -fr-f.-.-E: f . 1: , .. .. 5 . . . ,. ' ' . r ' ' N f I Q : - -' Tug . .. '.. ' .-u . --f - , . , nr - . ., : Q. :..p -X - -'Q ' . ass: - . I ' in , ', .L 39 -'Lthr Q. t.- ,. 'i EXCHANGE STUDENTS Front: Jill Elliott, Marshall Turner, Sigrid Schwarzer, Back: Nancy Kakuda, Rosanne Mystrom, Leslie Ralim The Foreign Exchange Student program of America Field Service helps to promote understanding between nations. Rancho is actively participating in this program. Sigrid Schwarzer has been on campus this year as our first foreign student, She is from a little town near Hamburg, Germany. Jill Elliott spent last summer in Germany as a representative American student living with a Ger- man family. Marshall Turner has been chosen trom Rancho's student body to participate in the American Field service program next summer in some yet-to-be-named country. Finalists, along with Marshall, were Nancy Kakuda, Rosanne Mystrom, and Leslie Rahm. Rosanne Mystrom was inducted during the second semester to serve as Girls' League president for the rest ot this year and also the first semester next year, Rosanne is ac- tive in many phases of campus life. Girlsl Le ue Popular Jill Elliott was a very busy girl this year. She served as Girls' League presi- dent during the first semester. She had the honor of being our first Foreign Exchange student. Most of her spare time in school was taken up by being a member of the Drama Club, G.A.A,, Golden Spur, Art Club, Future Teachers, and she also was a com- missioner. -4 s., ,.. . 1 V53 ' ' E , Ni lv , .AA 1 l .Al W S-g These pert and cute girls make up the Girls' League Board. They are: Front, Francis Yoshioka, publicity chairman, Marie Uribe, secretary, Jill Elliot, president, Joan Armstrong, vice president, Becky Gates, welcome chairman, Ginger Johnston, program chairman, Second: Pat Perry, treasurer, Mrs. Josephine Aten, advisor, Nancy Heins, historian. The Girls' League board elected second semester will govern girls' activities until second semester next year. Here the new officers meet with advisor, Mrs. Josephine Aten, in the library. They are, Judy Newman, student coordin- ator, Jo Johnson, program chairman, Ruth Cone, publicity, Eloise Adams, treasurer, Lori Arcuri, secretary, Rosanne Mystram, president, Sharon Ostrem, vice president, Judy Dissmore, historian, Sheryl Anderson, ways and means chairman, and Cathy Chute, welcome chairman. They will plan Big and Little Sister Day next fall and big Co-ed Dance next Christmas. 'xr ,xt 4 if 5 ,LV A . ,-.mn-.5 KWMYL, - , Q-1 . zf4 Y A , ' sums- q Q 'ki ' -, .Q-fm., X gn ,f iw..,,?-fffig tf , ff' 4: an ' MU! m4 X ,. vz 7 ! fa XX K Q FY. yu fs: ! sn . -1 - '., L.: IQ-f., First semester, senior officers meet informally on the front lawn, Left to right are: Wayne Hosoclc, presidentg Sandro Fin- ley, dress representotiveg John Kurnirk, treasurer, Andreu Gruy, dress representotivep Chuck Presley, yell leoderp Sigrid Schwcirzer, secretary? Dennis Vener, vice president. nk! i l Senior Dennis Vener und Wayne Hosock, vice presi- dent and president of the Senior class for the first semester discuss plcins for clciss activities. Funds and records were ably handled during the first semester by Sigrid Schworzer, secre- toryg and John Kurnick, treasurer. QEECCTS Danny Brown and Pat Mclaughlin, popular conmle on cnrnuus, were chosen as president and vrce president of the Senior class for second semester. , ,Agua 4 x. . v n v, ,. '3?llr'Kldi.f .5 C 'Q .Q .-. 1 ,, -.1 , A 5l .,. ,. ,'v' ., , Fate- ,,. . , , ,, , . f N J.: 0.4 .-14'-5 1 .J M Sandy Stokke and Marilyn Greenlee were elected secretary and treasurer respectively for second semester. Second semester officers are Tony Cray, dress representative Karen Madsen, dress represent otivep Marllyn Greenlee, treas uler, Sandy Stolrle, secretary Pot McLaughlin, vure president Jeon Brown, dress represent otlve Second row Ken Watt yell leader and Danny Brown president, fx .ug WA.. .i v X Beatrice Arebalo wiv 'C' Gary Abell Larry Anderson Duke Aguiar Beverly Andrews Barbara Allen Karen Antich .loan Armstrong Richard Arthur Walter Ashford .sf 2 ?'1:f 4i 5 i 1P5p.f'E . w Q 5- ? Alfred Ayala Roy Bailey Bruce Baker di it-if WS It xsswil Q A, x 4 1 l U -if f 1 ws.-.kilt '1.'1ir5 . ls, Joanne Baker Charlotte Beatty Bill Becker Maxine Bernstein X- -cf tv Polly Bevan Richard Bingham Rosemarie Bonino Ronald Bonnet Josephine Boyer Daniel Brown David Brown Thomas Buck l Q5 Sharon Burke Joyce Caldwell Cynthia Calvitti Deborah Chase Amelia Chepote Kathleen Clark l Robert Cody Lee Conant Ronna Conn Jillene Ellioff Joyce Embrey Sharon Erickson Sandra Finley Pafrick Fleming Zandra Frame Rod Galiardi William Garcia 45' 'Z James Corcoran Nancy Cornwell Albert Dameron Marilyn Dannerberger 36 James Dennis Donald Dooley Richard Elkins ,TI Nr. . -v .Q .f c 3' 95 W! Y' QE' 41' James Gilbert Jacqueria Gregory Andrea Gray Nifa Griffith Tonia Gray Judy Guelker Marilyn Greenlee Russell Haggard ri Judith Harker Jackie Harlow Shirley Harper Elwood Hein Nancy Heins Phyllis Henson David Hetfinga E 'J filo' vu 1- Chesfer Hicks Joyce Hoffman Carole Holrifz 38 Wayne Hosack Jackie Huber? Chesfer Hun? Marlene Jackman Q . ., XA' 9 Yi Alexander Jamison Allen Kingsbury John Kurnick Carlynn Kyle Sharon LaFazia Neil Lamph Laura Larkin Janet Lauriano .igh- C . 11 A au. I' 9 N. try Judirh Jury ' X Robert Killion Z4 IA, I 1 51 mu. Q 1. . S 'Z i 1 1 rf ' 'Wx 65 Roberta Lazarus Kenneth Leachman Larry Lechner Barbara Ledford . 'f . Mary Lewis Stanley Linholm JoAnn Luthin Karen Madsen ' Phill , Patricia Maxfield Patricia McLaughlin John Miller James Meyers Richard Morehead Patricia Meyer Sylvia Moss Hoyt May Joyce McDowell Q! -auf' K 1' Lynn Myers Judy Nation Edith Newman Richard North 40 Vesta Ostrom Marla Packard Darrelene Peacock Larry Peart Ronald Perkins Raymond Peterson Charles Pettit Judith Post Charles Norton Deanna O'Bryan Derial Ohmer no 3 ' ' N. , 1 f 4-lx' 'L QI. 3 In 'N on is Q .i Paul Rivera Roger Robert Richard Rohweder Jay Romifi 1 g,. 1,- Roxy Poifer Charles Presley Sandra Rasmus Ernie Rafliff Miriam Read Judith Reed Michael Reedy Barbara Remmel 6' .x X i iv Marilyn Remy Susan Reynolds John Rhodes ion? R my, K? 6fY..av Gary Ronnenberg Sigrid Schwarzer Lois Seitzinger '59- L... 'S 'Z :IO Nelda Shaffer Josephine Shelton Robert Shenk Samuel Shorrock . PW. 1 V' .:l.T,5f5mX 'Q Patricia Simmons Jerry Simon Sherry Slagle Ronald Sluder Gordon Smith Marcia Smith X Linda Spangler Sondra Stolcke Sue Stone Lois Tamul l ,. fi X51-v X ti it i I I , Marie Tapie Fred Thompson Patricia Thompson Marie Uribe - - -5? 5 . skit Dennis Vener Don Vergilio Ernest Wakeham Dorothy Walters my Beverly Watson Kenneth Watt Lucille Watts Jacqueline Webber Ronald White Stephanie Whitkus 36? Margaret Wilkinson Sallie Wills Wesley Wilson 'Q'.'.. uf .r 41 lg ri ' 1 A x Al fa' 'ex 'rzzi' Chofles WYles Robert Yoshioka GUVY WYm0 e Valerie Young CAMERA SHY Robert Fowler Terry Freclrickson Leona Hermansen Leilani Kissick Barbara Lanergan Blair McCarthy --wr ' Johnnie Zoucha James Mowry Robert Palmquist Anthony Passalaqua Dennis Schuchardf Dennis Smith John Souza Senior Au tczgrcllyhs ASS d 1:54 ff :six X 1 ,fzijzlf-' . if v. I 1 ff 1 I Q xx . 1 I. V! I nl xl , iiii 1' Ilii kg ' 9 4 X Ml U Q nfs' ' II!! 'NH' . 'f' I L, H' W' 2 - Ernie Wakeham - Outstanding Senior Boy of 1958 Ns 'Hur LCI VQCZVLIGTG Dib CI YO dJS Glf B Y. 1 it J fs- ti i - 1 Six b .L ,Q 37... . I J .Q . 52375. 5 Q s X Q f'E'531,f 3 -f l5Q?:'ia V 5 if -Qi , , gif .--, 3. ,,.,.:l . 1-. . ,sf wygfs, , . y .lg . A 11, 5 . 'yy l lift-1 2 X il i l iiriill John Van Dyke First Semester President Jack Hamor Second Semester President O UIIIOI' ClCl55 1' 4 A Front, D. McCollum, dress representative, B. Gates, treasurer, G. Johnston, vice president. Second: M. Polie, dress representative, E. Riley, Front: B. Gates, dress representative, Rosanne Mystrom, treasurer, Second: yell leader. yell leader, J. Grundeman, secretary. Sheryl Reed, dress representative, D. McCollum, secretray, J. Humor, president, E. Riley, vice president, J. Moreland, , 0 6 , em-J J . KI:- ' 11 'Q Front: 5. Sherman, J. Noblett, K. Dalluge, N. Brooks, J. Cobb, S. Ostrem, V. Brown, S. Michaels, R. Mystrom, B. Canada, R. Jayme. Second: R. Pushclcor, D. Kiepler, G. Moore, J. Hamor, T. O'Neil, D, O'Hern, J. Kates, M. Froman, J. Thompson. Third: D. Hopper, R. Behn, M. Pittser, D. Flanagan, J. Velasquez, D. Hart, P, Brennan, J. Tillis, J. Pontios. Fourth: R. Hughes, J. l Moreland, J. Howell, J. Dyvig. I1 lp 1 sr Q. ,,, ' tr!- ?, a Front: M. Geisler, D. Gill, A. Mastergeorge, S. Stevenson, G. Smith, S. Sellers, C. Read, A. Boysel, G. Johnston. Second: D. Rauch, E. Kious, A. Rouce, C. Amling, L, Lynes, T. Francois, R, Carson, C. Hill, T. Beams. Third: E. Stein, J. Sherman, L. Russell, B. Seewer, R. Wilder, D. Perryman. J. Williams. Front: J. Faulhaber, J. Arnold, S, Scovel, N. Gurney, C, Henderson, J. Wachtel, N. Murphy, P. Hunter, J. Koulcel, B. Pyatt, D. Bishop. Second. B. Hawke, R, Harris, T. Carlson, B. Brown, T. Weinheimer, L. Gaines, S. Sumi. Third: A, Griffith, D. Moriarty, R. Ellis, J. Dean, J, Manley. EIB FYR inside Vvlgl -b 1-:gun :iT-AY' Q-:F -Q-A Front: A. Lepel, T. Mungari, B. Krasho, D. Arebalo, L. Rizuto, L. Parker, B. Hoyt, D. Manar, R. Cobb. Second: C. Ives, G. Adamson, M. Floyd, W. Smith, D. Bingham, D. Hall. Third: D. Bothwell, D. Jones, P. Davis, O. Kahle. -F 'T 2 +p? 'w 44 L1 Front: L. Conn, C. Hartel, C. Gibson, D. Munroe, G. Martin, J. La Fazia, J. Rivas, N. Lincoln, M. Pezzuto, E. Adams, M. Fox D. McCollum, R. Lewis, I. Dematteis, B. Vander Poel. Second: R. Graichen, B. Peters, K. Purtha, S. Wheeler, E, Eduard, V. Ball V. Menzimer, R. Weinberger. Third: D. Brewer, C. Wohosky, R. Neer, D. Peltier, P. Greek, B. Moriarty, B. Lewis. Fourth: S Smith, B. Nix, P. Lindsay, B, Ormsby, N. Simmons. Front: J, Newman, G, Nix, S Allen, L. Rahm, N. Kokuda, M. MacPherson, P. Ball, S. Schwarzer, R. Cloypool, D. Hullstrunk, J. Grundeman. Second: T. Wilke, D. Mittrick, T. Afdahl, D. Flannagan, D. Watters, B. Shorrock, G. Luber. Third: D, Blinman, M. Turner, M. Howard, D. Berry, J. Croffitt. fl HQ! r . ek r--, Koi: 1 1 Q 'Q gp- -F7 'Qi-7 Af .fgm- . N H311 ll' Q. ' Q- -'- , Front: S. Rollenhagen, M. Polie, B. Gates, P. Perry, C. Polls, J, Hendrix, J. Kidd, C. Bountain. E. Haggard, F. Yoshioko, L. Brown, P. Schimff, R. Young, R. Mangels. Second: W, Carver, L. Werner, B. Hobaugh, D. Hankins, I. Gibson, L. Sanders, S. Herrell. Third: L. Wariner, M. Froman, V. Long, B. Belote, R. McWilliams, R. Bell, B. Dennis. Front: C, Hartel, L. Conn, J. LaFazia, G. Martin, D. Munroe, B, Williams, M. Pezzuto, E. Adams, J. Rivas, D. McCollum, R. Lewis, M. Fox, D. Smith, E. Eduard. Second: R. Graichen, B. Ormsby, K. Purtha, B. Vanderpoel, C, Gibson, I. Dematteis, V. Ball, R Weinberger, N. Simmons, Third: S. Smith, D. Brewer, D, Peltier, C. Wolxosky, B. Peters, P. Greek, V. Menzimer, J. Morgan. Fourth. B. Lewis, R, Neer, B. Nix. Front: D, Deming, R. Ziske, K. Fillmore, M. Fox, R. Lewis, J. Bell, D. McCollum, B. Omohundro. Second. M. Warner, Peltier, M. Pitser, E, Riley, C. Wolwosky, A. Locke. Third: S, Webber, R. Graichen, M. Richards, P. Remmel. Z' 'ii' 1:5 l-Q-'- D, C qv' il: ii FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Front: C, Chute, secretary, B, Givens, dress representative, S. Anderson, dress representative, S. Langstraat, dress represens tative. Second: T, Ayala, president, P. White, vice president, A. Ayala, treasurer, S. Stokke, yell leader. 50 lwmore Class Frantz M. Robinson, J, Gewin, J. Martine, L. Stern, L. Ma ey N Baszt S Cook H Hood S Guyer Second J Mahony J Hermann! D. Kilianski, G. Biondi, G. Whitman. Third: J Rcbbins R Estabrooks Front: S. Stickney, R. Biehn, J. Hauk, N. Diller, L. Fleming E Apodoca C Rizuto Second J Warne J Monlcar L Clark R Slinkard. Third. R. Svitak, D, Boyer. Q.. W 'Nl' L'-1171 :l 'L5l ' l -ii . mir- ' wmrz I 1 4 tit nzun fi A T787 1 KV' ' Front: G. Leatherman, D. Gutierrez, F. Adamson, F. Rowe, B. Baken, C. Varbel, C. Thornton, T. Guindon, J. Baker. Second: J. DeVogel, S. Proctor, K. Nelson, M. Wooley, R. Bloomster, R. Fairchild. Third: R. Bowser, L. Balperrama, R. Rapp, P. Lanergan. Front: L. Crockett, J. Terry, L. McDonald, L. Bates, H. Bosworth, B. Madera, J. Smith, J. Woods, J. Wilson, J. Johnsen, J. Hokanson, P. Holland, L. Hanover, G. Warnick. Second: S. Stovick, S. Allen, P. Miller, N. Anderson, B. Cobb, L. Slagle, K. Harren, E. Canada, D, Lechner, L. Weisenberger. Third: A. Jackman, D. Hilrite, R. DeFord, J. Fortney, B. Crandall, M. Crose, G. Cook, J. Willingham, E. Hamor. Front: K. Terry, A. Barnes, L. Turner, M. Wright, C. Arebalo, C. Young, P. Tepper, P. Shaw, J. Dissmore. Second: J. Stacy, C. Harris, D. Calvitti, S. Hernandez, M. Willmarth, C. DeLotto, N. Lennett, B. Hyatt. Third: C. Stapp, T. Cox, J. Klum. 11. Q. I 'Q. I L W x ish? Front: S. Griggs, B, Lorenz, S. Schuler, M. Cameron, J. Lautenschlager, J. Hurlburt, B. Floyd, P. Sorling, P. Rank, S. Wynn, J Scott. Second: C. Shellenberger, G. Rubin, A. Bennett, P. Crenshaw, S. Fox, S. Beatty, D. Oglesby, M. Shaver, D. Hough, S Schultz. Third: J. Manning, P. Kelly, D. Dickerson, R. Bolen, L. Fogliasso, P. Stewart, R. Celestino, D. Cody, P. Crooks. v J, ,, ' r x 4- r , 'J was 1-'i if Mm hu' 7 i- R 10, UNL! . is - .-me - 'if Front: T. Gannaway, H. Sisco, M. Kane, C. Jury, M. Starr, J. Brown, J, Wilson, S. Tyler, J. Brooks, N, Hutchinson, V. Raymond, T. Berry. Second: J. Phelps, R. Honeycutt, J. Pike, R, Gast, T. Lowe, P. Bessa, P. Remner, C. Bevan, M, Scott. Third: J. Smith, R. Hunt, R. Gaines, T. Larkin, R. Scot, M. O'Mohundro. Front. A, Preheirn, M. Minor, J. Capilla, M, Betts, J. Claypool, C. Chute, Z. Walls, D. Bonio, K, McKiIlop, M. Oldenkamp, J. Biermann, J. Nelson, J, Davis. Second: G. Damron, G. Edwards, S. Burbeck, M. Devereaux, B. Decker, K. Schroeder, L. Omwake, L, May, D. Fliegle, J. Halvorson. Third. G. Brumfield, T. Low, J. Ptak, R. Nichols, L, Hermcnsen, V, Ashford, R, Cobb, P. White, F. Hendrickson, A. Erickson. tl BR with B 5 fn 'rr I-it--fs-s 4 will-iq 'Ein MY, lf' f -.wl.g. tcm n ,jk t Q e , F ,- my . A J A 34 43 ar.-f--f A. 'P In Q N, Front: L. Washburn, S. Kirby, R. Ballard, A. Hunter, S. Anderson, J. Covey, C. Sprouse, C. Rocha, C, Jones, N. Stetzer, B. Coleman, J. Gula, L. Wells. Second. R. Van Horne, T. Dover, T. Bennett, J. Menz, J, Mobley, M, Kirby, M. Farrens, D. Symons, B. Smitzer, L, Parker. Third: J. Katsuda, J. Vaughn, M. Armstrong, R. Brown, R, Vergilio, J. Law. Fourth. R. Therioult, S. Stokke, J. Brooks, M. Waysack. lflfl -.l az--iv 1 1 ng . .X A l. E- 'R . n L ? T --1, Front. B. Givens, S. Neathery, H. Seymour, J. Flowers, J. Bobenrieth, M. Howard, N. Hickcox, J. Dolan, P. Watson, S. Sparks P. Horan, S. Rudaitis, N. Cowles. Second. L. Dorman, R. Clark, A. Algoso, R. Guyer, D. Winters, M. Balkwell, T. Bykerk, W Foster, S. Thiessen, R. Foster, L. Coffman, Third. J. Afdahl, L. Pearcy, C. Lynds, J. Parro, D. Hemme, C. Sianez, J. Herms, O Thomas. Fourth: S. Smith, R. Malicoat, K. Storm, T. Ayala. Front. B. Vandivort, A. Williams, B, Stagner, M. Noyes, C, Kincy, M, Baltazar, E. Bailey, B. Robinson, P. McKinney, P, Cagle, L, Ready, C. Lund. Second: F. Lang, S. Sorling, T, Vaughn, B. Finley, R. Dymond, T. Hillestad, M. Hollen, A, Stevener, D. DuFour, B. McCann, H. Ostrom. Third: B. Ford, D. Heydlauff, W. Yoder, L. Szczechowicz, T. Shrout, T. John, C. Anderson, V. Taggcv.. Fourth. G. Hart, S. McKinley, K, Potter. 6 I. I i Hu-Q si: we .f fc.-SU? A in mr- -Q lf so . A- lf-p-.. ...4 R Nr' '55 pus bb Front: D. Rubendall, S. Langstraat, K. Reddin, J. Gaines, W, Drake, J. Morrow, J. Land, J. Berg, J. Lickteig, L. Huggins, L. Spangler, J. Claypool. Second. R, Beckwith, R. Pinkerton, C. Perry, M, Raddatz, D. Boss, R. Kiken. Third. A. Ayala, G. Johnson, C. Lostlen, K. Wilson. mv ' 'i'u'..:..,f 1 J .......J5v -...S Front: L. Heupel, J. Seitz, D. Sperle, J. Lopez, R. Gutierrez, G. Lane, L. Hutsell. Second. B. Hardman, B. Gurnce, D. McCarthy, D. Hughes, J. Adamson. Third: R, Cory, T. Horton. Front: S. Griggs, B. Lorenz, S. Schuler, M. Cameron, J. Lautenschlager, J. Hurlburt, B. Floyd, P. Sorling, P. Ronk, S. Wynn, J. Scott. Second: C. Shellenberger, G. Rubin, A. Bennett, P. Crenshaw, S. Fox, S. Beatty, D. Oglesby, M. Shaver, D. Hough, S. Schultz. Third: J. Manning, P. Kelly, D. Dickerson, B. Bolen, L. Bolen, L. Fogliasso, P. Stewart, R. Celestino, D. Cody, P, Crooks. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Front: L. Presley, yell leader, L. Bennett, dress representative C. Vanderpoel, dress representative, M. Weaver, yell leader, T. Howard, president, S. Proctor, secty-treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS M. Weaver, dress representative, L, Rotz, dress representative, Second, J. Elliott, president, D. Reid, vice president, T Peacock, cheerleader. FTCSJUIICII CLCISS 'mf'fS ' H7 ...G . :X Q Q.,- .. .flu 'P ' '- ' ry.. 7. r . I .1 1' Front: J. Blough, J. Demers, P. Jury, P. Edwards, A. Gallina, J. Josi, D. Holmes, P. Morris, L. Steele, Second: W. Miller, A, Vuocolo, C. Berg, M. Orozco, C. Lane, D. Honeycutt, C. Gauchat, D. Abell, L. Adle, Third: R. Kilburg, D. Kaplan, G. Correa, G. Dietz, D, Kelley, H. Ferguson, J. Sutterfield, B. Sardone, R. Smith, D. Boctse. Front: J. Wakeham, D. Muto, D. Boysel, T. Kakuda, L. Nelson, K. Hansen, Second: S. Wheeler, P. Rumbauglw, C. Longwell, G. Mayten, J. Coldewe, S. Proctor, M. Moore, Third: C. Massaro, G. Colliard, L. James. I 1 . Q ,, 1 ' l , . y 1. ' I .S ,I I- pr A ,.:, ' A V K.. in .. xiii, 3 X... x Y: 10. C 5, I l la 4 'nl A Y 1 .-- A ' . M ' 1 im' 7 V M, in me .Wt 33 . - 4...-I 'ifllifi Front: L. Livingstone, secretary, L. Presley, dress representative, i I 4 -pu :iam 'u1wr'x.a3' .1113 ' ,'m V JK. , '-S 06 3. or V 4 . rv R WV! .f f : lv N45 . ll!! Al l r ii Iv rl39'l 9ff,t' A T 2'-ff 4+ , ,QR 1-vw ' wa Front: D. Goudreault, J. Aiello, K. Condon, R. Stern, l. Griego, D. DeJesus, E. Honey, M. Mehle, M. Lynde, B. Vernoy. Second: D. O'Mohundro, E. Schmidt, P. Wyles, C. Rider, M. Scipione, C. Burruano, G. Rank, J. Bower. Third: W. Esterline, B. Bielefeldt, P. Blaylock, T. Holder, D. Fryer, G. Dodd. --i. ,, in il: Us Front: D. Mystrom, J. Montague, T. Berry, A. Hamilton, A. Froman, M. Darling, B. Lloyd, J. Leggett, D. George, J. Harvey. Second: B. Woolford, H. Marsee, T. Cunningham, K. Morrison, H. Bergler, B. Armstrong, N. Perry, J. Elliott. Third: M. Lane R. Luck, M. Dobbins, J. Ericson, R. Gregory. Front: D. Bartleson, S. Mother, B. Marquez, S. Davison, S. Wheeler, D. Welsh, L. Phelps, C. Eshelman, M. Cagle, C. Parker, M. Mellott, V. Moyer, L. Winton, Y. Rivas, S. Nix. Second: B. Hollstrunk, J. Burton, J. Hammond, J. Jones, S. Paterson, J. Gallagher, G. Beams, K. Teague. Third: R. Copas, J. Westenberger, T. Suwyn, B. Garvin, R. Cordle. Sli' vu..- ni?- : l - I--l ,--,gr 4 ,,- 'Ku' Front: P. Edwards, D. Honeycutt, R. Bernstein, C. Gauchat, P. Morris, S. Leiphardt, H. Walters, L. Steele, A. Gallina, D. Holmes, J. Josi, C. Berg, J. Versage. Second: D. Boase, R. Smith, J. Sutterfield, T. Dailey, M. Orozco, P. Jury, J. Demers, G. Cottea, D. Kaplan, L. Klime, A. Vuocola. Third: D. Davis, B. Kilburg, D. Kelley, B. Scirdone, D. Abell, L. Adle, E. Putnam. +! -6-Q. Front: D. Von Holly, S. Brown, L. Bailey, R. Grant, S. Schmiedel, J. Schumann, M. Hobbs, M. Kessler, G. Wilson, S. Hammond B. Grosso, M. Lane. Second: B. Tungate, C. Duncan, B. Drake, A. Harris, S. Banks, D. Bartlescn, A. Roberts, J. Hampton, R Firnhaber. Third: D. Dixon, L. Quigley, R. Raabe, A. Lazarus, J. Sapa, C. Utley. Fourth: S. Butler, D. Spielman, R. Smith B. McKinney. Front: J. O'Connor, D. Wilkinson, L. Bennett, F. Versage, B. Wesley, S. Watt, L. Rotz, C. Hodgson, S. Sinclair, P. York, C. Glenn. Second: B. Fulton, T. Estes, B. Rhodes, B. Hynes, C. Fuller, P. Metzker, P. Adams, R. Pool. Third: T. Howard, C. Pedersen, B. Prior, B. Kobayashi, D. Nnrrnn H FE: TY!-.. ' x91 hr X Y .z 1: nu sxlffr' Qu . i ,g , L V. . , A SM. ., V 4 .M . 'L' GN., Q. ini Front: D. Mulkey, J. Starish, M. Ruley, N. Earney, L. Presley, J. Barnett, J. Serr, D. Anderson, J. Nagle, D. Becker, J. Stafford, L. Wagner. Second. L. Vogt, W. Jones, V, Santi, R. Aguitte, M. Murphy, B. McEleroy, J. Tyler, D. Robinson, D. Reid, C. Peacor. Third. T. Rapp, J. Armstrong, D. Antich, M. Middlesworth, C. Chaney, R. Smith. WYUIQ Ss R953 F .QM Front: C. Hancock, K. Cullum, K. Harvey, M. Damato, F. Sprouse, I. Freedman, L. Abraham, J. Huff, P. Pew, M. Newman, A. Capps, D. Preheim, R. Leischner. Second: K. Shaffer, A. Levy, J. Gloster, R. Palmore, G. Reynolds, D. Bergmann, J. Mings, H. Schwartze, K. Hoffman. Third: J. Hermann, B. Stewart, G. Colliard, R. Hale, B. Bailey, L. Walcher. Front: H. Gardenhire, L. Killion, M. Madrigal, M. Coelho, B. Smith, D. Velasquez, Z. Cardean, S. Passalaqua, S. Slinkard, B. Burton, L. Schafer. Second: R. Gralam, D. Bothwell, P. Olson, G. Hancock, F. Borg, J. McCurry, T. Holtby, D. Dry. M' .F Vikki Xl 'W 2'-' - trait f H M . R gp xr ' -...f Fi 'gf'-s . . L .. ' the .Q j . e .., , 4 L . ' , -fir.: W. Front: C. Jones, B. Nelson, J, Welch, J. Potter, Y. Semour, S. Osborne, L. Holcomb, J. Slusher, C. Wert, C, Vanderpol, J. Hasty, J, Proctor, C. Taylor, M, Haugeland, K. Hansen, Second: M. Sheppard, D. Siekert, R. Nava, F. Patterson, B. Halley, C, McClain, K, Cole, W. Richardson, R. Geyer, J. Dayton. Third: E. Szendrey, T. Lyons, L. Glassborn, D. Shea, N. Maclntosh, G, Hill. V X :A 'Og J 9' , gg Front: C. Ross, K, Bartlett, A. Tangredi, R. Hornsby, G, Leiter, C. Smith, J. Farrell, D, Hughey, K. Madsen, D. Muehlbauer, B, Roliweder, S. Singer. Second. C. Murdock, M. Gordon, C. Sluder, B. Brians, C, Macpherson, E. McCollum, D. Wheeler, V. Rausch, D. Hansen, J, Hodson, J. Fahnestock, L. Clark. Third: A. Meorns, E. Watts, J. Young, S, May, J. Milum, R. Hopper, L. Carroll. Front. J. Woolley, G. Rutledge, B. Puckett, C. Fauci, M, Smizer, A. Coffin, M. Johnson, J. Fellows, B. Kolacz, Second: E, Smih, R. Heintzelman, R, Phillips, N. Castro, J. Rivera, R. Salzwedel, J. Baker, L, Murphy, J. Rauch. Third: D. Rivera, V. Vincent, L, Cather, G. Thompson, T, Collins, A. Gomez, J, Ingram. -I 5 and NSW 13 is Front: J. Sherman, J. Cook, M. Weaver, J. Robertson, J. Lewis, R. Uribe, R. Hardman, A. Haggard, J. Terry, C. Dewey, B. Lamb K. Price, S. Bates, J. Larkin. Second: D, Clay, D. Dyson, D. Aylesworth, B. Ware, D. Leslie, L. Hankins, D. Turner, R. Butler H. Shellenberger, R. Webb. Third: D. Ridenhovf, G. Bloecher, T. Peacock, B. Dissmore, H. Ferguson, J. Zazueta, R. Huffman, R Johnson. Fourth: D. Sutton, L. McLemore, T. Lauriano, J. Aguiar. ' ' : 1--HL NJ' Front: T. Pells, J. Rubendall, B. Chandler, L. VanOtterloo, B. Willingham, L. Dart, D, Wheeler, L. Schmidt, L. Gottschalk, S. Switzer, K. Livington, K, Donaldson, G, Dawkins, S. Figueroa. Second: J. Gould, C. Tillis, K. Linlce, M. Piotsch, S. Hastings, K Paurson, G. Offley, K, Langstraat, M. Parker. Third: R. Love, T. Ostro, L. Harding, C. Fenick, P. Hankins, S. Vaio, R. Braithwoite, J. Ormsby, H. Gallati, Fourth: B. Taylor, K, Waelder, J. Newman, J. Bollschweiler. Dfmmirrfmf:f.0175 year by John Rhode presndnnt of Scholar CW'-3 - , Ann Von Beek, pmsidcm C-f.:urc1en Grow.: highua... .... ':. ..,. -. ww prv IR TfSchoIc1rship Club chmrre WGS MOQHVMII :H -5, ' X , - wh, 'W e , H u A i 4- 3'-271 TCl'T'l0T1. e' . ,V ,. - io' rf.. ... . , '-'-fr. 'Q-V' . Z - -ew...-,J-. ,.- . Y . ,. -... . J L A. A I J J In . f -'Nat' bfvfvw. 'P' . 'v H ' .. ..- 1-Aw W' kd- ' V4.0 .14 M ,-it 'txt 'lwwpe 5 Jr, - ,. .4.,, MV., ...,. - - w-.5 '.. g-3-'F-'-iff. rf , , 71 '. ' .,. : s rg-fy X NW. NRI, awgxb. h,.g,f .K V vp, ,V . vpgm .F t d,,H F y .gmai .3 X QQ.,-. V. wp, . -fivii J '.' ,. e. M . ' '-i' -'W' V . .,. ...'? s..f ..... ' . . ' .. .,,- 5.7 f 4:9L'2 '.1x ' X- ' 'fa rv:e .'k'a t9'N'1-J .A 'LWKC' fy. 47 Av-7 ' M ' Front: Coach Herb Hill, B. Fowler, F. Sheets, G. Moore, M. Howard, J. Babbit, P. Rivera, E. Wakeham, R. Robert, J. Proffitt. Second: D. Elkins, R. Peterson, C. Presley, R. Bingham, D. Arthur, J. Gilbert, W. Hosack, A. Bennett, L. Brawley, D, Brown, B. Garcia. Third: B. Becker, L. Lynes, D. Vergillio, D. Vener, C. Amling, D. Flanagan, B. Hicks, M. Froman, E. Riley, L. Conart. Fourth: J. Hamor, J. Romiti, D. Dickerson, A. JC!mi5Ol1, R. YO5liiOkO, J. Simon. Lettermens, Club Kg Clulu LETTERMENS OFFICERS KEY CLUB OFFICERS Dick Arthur ...............,........ President Dick Bingham ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, preside,-,f Wayne Hosack ...- .-'4 V ice PfeSiClef1T Dave Brown .... .. .Vice President Ed Riley -..4,-- ----4- 59 C 9lU Y Al Ayala ....... ..... S ecretary TreCISUVeI'. . . - - -Dennis Venef Mike Howard. . . . . .Treasurer Front. C. Amling, J. Valasquez, T. Afdahl, R. Yoshioka, R. Sluder, G. Smith, M. Reedy, M. Howard. Second: R. Beckwith, J. Rhodes, D Arthur, B. Fowler, R. Bingham, M. Framan, R. Bell, J. Gilbert, E. Wakeham, R. White. Third: Mr. Duane Eastburn, advisor, A. Ayala D. Hettinga, J. Simon, M. Turner, J. Romiti, M. Pittser, D. Peltier, A. Jamison, R. Killian, D. Brown. A. LK! 'B . 1- 1 4 1 D,--:..--- ' ..... -na. Front: J. Guelker, program chairman, A. Chepote, vice-president, C. Holritz, president, K. Madsen, secretary, D. O'Bryan, treas- urer. Second: Miss Adriane Lampe, Advisor, L. Conn, S. Harper, L. Watts, N. Shaffer, J. Shelton, M. Jackman, B. Andrews, N. Griffith, J. Hoffman, S. Bates, M. Fox. Third: N. Packard, C. Bailey, P. Thompson, M. Coelho, J. Huff. B. Lorenz, D. Oglesby L. Stern, A. Mastergeorge, S. Herrell, V. Brown, M. Kane. Fourth: C. Pells, J. Hubert, M. Wright, H. Bosworth, J. Armstrong J. Wilson, P. Carter, J. Lautenschlager, S. Griggs, P. Crenshaw, P. Horan, B. Givens, V. Vanderpol. Fifth: W. Carver, J. Webber, P. Maxtield, B. Callaghan, J. Rivas, B. Arebalo, R. Mangels, C. Boutain, E. Haggard. f Front: J. Reed, J. Armstrong, J. Elliott, S. Reynolds, B. Allen, V. Young, L. Myers, Z. Frame, P. McLaughlin, J. Caldwell, M. Greenlee, B. Hyatt, G. Johnston, S. Wills, E. Newman, R. Conn, R. Mystrom, N. Kakuda. Second: S. Sherman, I. Dematteis, L. Werner, J. Kidd, S. Hogan, A. Gray, S. Stokke, S. Erickson, M. Macpherson, R. Lazarus, D. Chose, D. McCollum, J. Newman, F. Yoshioka, T. Gray, J. Jury, D. Hullstrunk, J. Grundeman, P. Ball, P. Schimpf, E. Adams. Third: R. Bonino. N. Brooks, B. Hobaugh, D. Hankins, M. Uribe, E. Eduard, P. Perry, R. Lewis, B. Gates, M. Polie, S. Moss, S. Harper, J. Shelton, I. Hermanson, J. Embrey, S. Schwarzer, N. Shaffer, L. Watts, D. Deming, J. Bell, Gail Nix. Fourth: T. Afdahl, E. Kious, D. Watters, J. Rhodes, E. Wake- ham, B. Shorrock, D. Berry, M. Richards, M. Howard, D. Blinman, D. Bingham, J. Babbitt, B. Baker, O. Ohmer, J. Romiti, J. Hamor, D. Kiepler. Fifth: C. Presley, D. Elkins, A. Kingsbury, J. Kurnick, T. Mungari, B. Krasho, P. Lewis, J. Kates, J. Morgan, G. Smith, M. Reedy, R. Sluder, R. Killian, M. Turner. Sixth: Mr. Don Kaylor, advisor, R. Bell, H. Moy, F. Thompson, J. Weasel, T. Carlson, J. Velasquez, D. Flanagan, D. O'Hern, V. Menzimer, J. Moreland, B. Brown. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President--Mike Howard Secretary'Treasurer-Margaret Ma:-nhergon nf' ,var g I .,. I . ' ' 7' ,5.,f.., I A f .. .':'v.m-' , ..1,s:f' .r f'1QMi,- -V v fl . ' x. . fyt'.v1. v . Aa' F I 1 Future T6ClCl16I'S ,games . l .,v Q5. ...Dil ,,,.s. f ,Qs 649' Front S Stokke, S Frrckson, S. Slagle, G. Johnston, P, Tepper, R. Potter, D, Hansen, D. Sheere, M. Hobbs. Second: R. Levvrs, M, Jackman, B Allen, A. Gray, N. Herns, B. OMohundro, J. Armstrong, S. Reynolds, L. Myers, V. Young, M. Greenlee, D. Chase, J, Caldwell, W Carver, L, Heath. Third: Mr. R. Saurenrnan, Advrsor, R. Mystrom, N. Kakuda, E. Eduard, P. Ball, J. Grundernan, J. Newman. S. Moss, R. Lazarus, Z. Frame, J. Empey, N. Lrncoln, N. Shaffer, S. Harper, L. Conn, L. Tarnul. Fourth. D. McCollum, l' Newrnan, L. Spangler, S. Allen, M. Urrbe, R. Bonino, M. Read, J, Shelton, N, Cornwell, L Rotz, l. Watts, D Elkins ,B Fowler HOMEMAKING CLUB OFFICERS F.T A. OFFICERS President- -Pat Yergler Presrdent-Bob Fowler Vrce Presrdent--Sherry Slcrglc Sc-cretary-Treasurer7Andrea Gray Secretary-Sandy Finley TreasureriSandy Rasmus Front- S Slagle, M. Packard, L. Presley, J. Bates. Second: S. Dewey, B, Vander Poel, J. Noblett, P. Yergler, R. Irske, P. Henson, S Frnley, S. Rasmus, D. Peacock. Third: D. DeJesus, M. Scipione, J. Hendrrx, V. Ostrom, G. Srnrth, S. Stone, C. Lund, L. Ready, K. Terry, N. Cowles, Mrs. M. Anderson. Fourth. B. Drake, C. Longwell, J. Gula, B. Smith, B. Wrcklrne, S. Patterson. ' ' 1 -l T Il' lg-, -F 9 mx , ' IA fl 3 li 5 -- t Q ' X3 8 1-r '-'-fr' .1 ' W lf! A h 'H f C no 'l - ' rl' Q' 8 x. if? , v .V vt, 96-'rvtrrh ff l ...av 4 '22-'S' L 3 'R ... Photo Front- J. Kiclfl, S. Slagle. Second: Morrison, R. Guyer, S. Guyer, L. Car- roll, V. Taggart. Third. Mr. J. Riedel Sponsor, A. Kingsbury, E. Kious, M. Reecly, G. Smith, D. Watters, D Rahweder. unior Lettermen Front: Mr. Wayne Ambrose, Spon- sor, G. Hart, R. Scott, J. Phelps, E Apodoca, W, Yader, P. Stewart, B Finley, M. Sheppard, T. Ayala, R Cobb. Second: J. Thompson, D O'Hern, J. Moreland, J. Kates, D Flanagan, M. Pittser, N. Castro, L Omwake, K. Storm. Third. T. O'Neil R, Johnson, F. Rowe, C-. Leatherman H Sisco, J. Stull, J. Zazueta, J Elliott, D. Hemme. Fourth: K. Potter J. Aguiar, D. Dixon, B, Holder, R Vergilio, F. Lang, D. DeNaut. Latin JJ Club Front: J. Lickteig, L. Huggins, N Kakuda, R. Lazarus. Second. S. Bur berlc, ll. Nifhols, R. Pinkerton, R Oraichen, J, Halvorson, W. Ashford D. Brown, T. Cox. Third. L. Herman sen, A, Erickson, Mrs. Mary Wiley Advisor. Front: D. Cltase, M. Bernstein, Henderson Sefond' A. Boysel, S, Rollenliagen, J. Dolfin M. 7eel4. M. Rornlny, L. Hanover, V. Young, J Faullialuer, S. Hogan. Tliird. Mrs. Caroline Wright, Advisor- R. Howell, M. Busto, S. Linliolrn Larml Club Front. L. Gordon, G. Mayton, C Hodgson, L. Bennett, L. VanOtterloo L. Nelson, C. Glenn, D. Slweere. Sec ond: D. Bavtleson, J. Hasty, D. Muto S. Sinclair, Y. Seymour, L. Holcomb J, Wakeham, J. Hodson, D. Wilkin Son, D. Wlteeler. Tltird: J. Mings, P Metzker, R. Miller, D. Kaplan, L Glassburn, E, Watts, D. Sielcert, C Massaro, T. Estes, B. Fulton, T Howard, Mrs. Mary Wiley, Advisor. 1-L Futu re Nurses Front: C. Beatty, R. Franz, C. Jury, C. Lehigh, J. McDowell, L. Winton. Second D. Von Holly, W. Drake, P. Moore, D. Stevens, F. Versage, K. Hansen, B. Hynes, L. Phelps, B. Smith. Third: B Lloyd, P. Jury, D. Edwards, J. Joss, L. Dawn, A. Wil- liams, C. Kincy, D. Bielin, S. Pnssnr loqua, Mrs. Florence Hialm, Advisor. x A,A.n .. Debate Club Front: S. Proctor, P. Watson, M. Goodman, Second: M. Murphy, T. Weinheimer, J. Kurnick, G. Biondi Third: R. Graichen, J. Halvorson, A. Kingsbury, B. Stewart, J. Gewin, D Clay, J. Stafford, J. Wiczai, S. Butler. A-. .L -.A 5 anisll Clu Front: L. Weisenberger, M. Weaver L. Killian, S. Macpherson, G. Daw kins. Second: B. Kobayashii R Foster, R. Canada, C. Arebalo, C Gauchat, C. DeLotto, E. Canada, I DeMatteis, S. Leiphardt, H, Hood T. Beery. Third. Mr, Tom Sexton Advisor, A. Ayala, G. Edwards, J Herman, R, Pool, G. Johnson, P White, D, Norton, J. Dayton, E Hamor. Electronics Club Front: R. Nava, R. Perry, J, Milum Second: H. Berkler, S. May, R. Beck with, M. Devereaux, J. Proffitt, A Newman, M. Kosnosky, J. Pike, G Colliard. Third: Mr. M. Bates, Ad visor, B. Prior, M. Olson, A. Royce J. Fortney, D. Aguiar, J. Leggett Bible Clulv Front: K. McKillop, N. Brooks, D. Hank- kins, R. Hobaugh, W. Carver, B. Allen, D. Peacock, C. DeLoto, J. Stacy, B. Cobb, R. Brown, V. Ostrorn, S. Hernandez, C. Young. Second: L. Heath, F. Sprouse, J. Hodson, V. Rausch, D. Stevenson, J. Reed, S. Sherman, S. Wills, C. Lehigh, C. Kincey, J, Jury, C. Beatty, B. Andrews. Third. D. Dickerson, V. Long, T, Afdahl, M. Howard, V. Ashford, R. Foster. Fourth: G. Riondi, W. Ashford, S. Smith. Advisors are: R. Kinney, W. Ambrose, and R. Hopkins. PHA 'QP ' Sr - 9 P Q. is-f1 fi?' naiii ff A 73....ff-Jil 1 fl'-J: ILT: ' - 7' ' QR' 'f3 Cf'. . '-. So lwmore Science Clulv Front. G. Warnock, J. Land, J. Lickteig L. Huggins, M. Howard, S. Nethery, J. Bierman, K. Reddin, P. Shaw. Second: P. Sorling, J. Morrow, M. Bus, J. Stacey, H. Seymore, P. Tepper, S. Langstraat, S. Rudaitis, J. Dissmore, C. Young, C. Spangler, C. DeLotto, M. Willmarth, M. Oldenkamp, Mr. Duane Eastburn, ad- visor. Third. M. Balkwell, C. Lund, L. Ready, V. Baset, C. Harris, J. Berg, J, Gaines, C. Chute, Z. Walls, D. Rubendall, G, Speaks, J. Bobenrieth, C. Perry, M. Raddatz. Fourth: E. Hamor, R. Vincent, R. Beckwith, B, Finley, C. Losten, S. Bur- beck, V. Ashford, K. Shroeder, J, Halvor- son, A. Erickson, M. Devereaux. Fifth: C. Uren, M, Crose, L. Hermanson, C. Ander- son, T. Vaughn, T. John, R. Nichols, R. Pinkertin, J. Gewin, A. Algoso, F. Hend- rickson. Sixth: F, Lang, B. Mitchell, P. Stewart, S. Proctor, J. Klum. T5 LX! R Music Clulv Front: C. Young, S. Hernandez, H. Sey mour, M. Jackson, J. Hoffman, B. Mc Carthy, J. Bierman, J. Warnick. Second J. Halvorson, L. Harding, C. Anderson T. John, N. Elston, D. Denaut. l 4 -Q. -1-1--. Q. 1 ,as ,Q ...- I W. .4-s. 3. -- .F . -av - -ve. . , ,. Y, ' Q. .. RCCOI' C15 Front: S. Rudatis, J. Dismore, P Tepeer, D. Delsh, A. Gallino, E. Ed ward, J. Newman, N. Kdkudo, M. Packard, J. Hubert, S. Langstraat, C. Young, D, Watkins. Second: R. Lewis, G, Johnston, D. McCollum, V. Young P. McLaughlin, J. Elliott, B. Allen, J. Hoff, L. Presley, C. DeLoto, J Stacy, R. Mystiom, F. Yoshiolca, B. Cates. Third: L. Woriner, R. Harris B. Modesto, R. Gust, D. Hettinga, W Hoscxck, T. White, D, Arthur, R. Rob- ert. Fourth: Mr. Felix Lehman, Ad- visor, R. Graichem, D. DeNaut, D Elkins, C. Presley, D. Symons. Aeronautics Club Front: J. Simon, E. Riley, A. Jamison, J. Thompson, M. Pittser, M. Bcxttreal, FZ .Robert, W. Ashford, J. Moreland, T. Beams, C. Presley, J. Velasquez. Second: D. Peltier, J. Babbitt, A. Dameron, C. Smith, P. Rivera, J. Romiti, P. Davis, R. Hughes, D. Vener. Third: Mr. Riley McKinney, Sponsor, A. Lepel, D. Ohmer, B. Hicks, P. Creek, D. Pc-rryman, E. lstein, V. Menzirner, D. Flanagan. .suv . ,, ,,:,,..-av-P i-'r --V Qi . ' diffs. il . 5 . 1 . 44,1 ,-.,, I -- if . 12 . -: : .f 4: F, - , .. s H - r' .:. A'-F' - ' ..P BP1- A 'ff 1- : .r r ' M. O-le H. -- - - t- Suwlenr Service Front: D. Doolly, R. Haggard, E. Kious, C. Presley, R. Giliardi, W. Ashford. Second: P. Lindsay, W. Hosack, M Froman, R. Robert, D. Brown, J. Velasquez, B. Hicks, D. Hettingo. Third: Mr. Riley McKinney, Advisor, C. lces, C. Smith, A. Lepel, D. Ohmer, T Corlson, T. Beams, M. Pittser. are is X I I ,5 Y .-. l Q 6 on lf '08 . V1 E 4-. Fronh L. Rotz, A. Capps, A. Boysel, Second: J, Elliott, P, Bevan, M, Greenlee, L. Turners Third: D. Peacock, L. Living sion, L. Goftschallc, J. Sherman, M. Lynde, M. Goodman, S. O'Neill, S, Proctor, S. Reynolds, D. Moomow, advisor, ama Clulv 1 r -an u in lbw... A Front: P. Crenshaw, S. Anderson, L. Gordon, N. Newman, Second: Miss B. Coxson, advisor, L. James, K. Teague, J. Wiczai, J. Mings. Azlvertisin Clulv 11 fb? x 7 i 1 l ,f X SONG LEADERS are wearing brand new outfits for the first time Mystrom, Sherry Slagle, and Sandy Stokke. 50 and Yell Leaders 'NSA Q, i Alu. 1 NY ' 3 Y A 1 in this picture. They are Donna McCollum, Sharon Erickson, Rosanne YELL LEADERS in white sweaters and green pleated skirts are Pat Ball, Pat McLaughlin, Judy Newman, Lynn Myers, and Susan Reynolds UID , ff ft .. Qi ,.. - v ii' 'X R '..'v,..q,1'x1s hun.. ar i, 7 3H.a..,f,,, fi., KN ill- - -sf-0 Fi Lvw- Y , . . .Q . , , . ax Q , :L....e. T' I ' - :' . .J .N. 1 f L.. t S f:Gf4-1.-... : -'S 483' 1 -4 , W +..-. Front: R. Beckwith, P, Morris, L. Ready, P. Holland, C. Speaks, M. Howard, M. Lane, D Biehn, P. Patton, M Lewis, P. Crenshaw, P. Maxfield, J. Velasquez. Second: L. VanOtterloo, S. King, J. Capilla, K. Linke, J. Dolan, F. Versage, J. Cook, S. Sinclair, J. Newman, D. McCollum, P. Tepper, J. Dissmoie, P. Schimpf, C. Henderson, H. Seymour, J. Warnack, J. Biermann. Third: J. Bobienrieth, J Bingham, S. Storm, G. Mayton C. Berg, J. Versage, L. Phelps, J. Hodson, J. Barnett, Y. Seymour, J. Noblett, S, Ostrom, P. Ball, L. Presley, D. Welsh, M Cameron, B. Vandivort Fourth: L. Cordon L. Killion, A. Gallina, J. Coldewe, S. Hastings, S. Vaio, S. Hernandez, R. Gutierrez, J. Rivas C. Wilson, S. Osborne, M Oldenkamp, M. Willrnarth, J. Land, P. McLaughlin. Fifth: G. Johnston, M. Macpherson, N. Newman, D. Bartleson, L Nelson, D Bartleson, B Chandler, D. Muto, J. Wakeham, L. Rotz, M. Hobbs, C. Smith, J. Hasty, C Wert, M. Jackman. Sixth: L. Wart, K. Reddin, P Horan, A. Master: george, D. Rubendahl, J. Rubendahl, V. Moyer, L. Hutsell, M. Wright, C. Hodgson, M. Parker, M. Packard, J. Hubert, Mr. Bill Slingsby, Advisor. Promoting school spirit is one of the big functions ot the Pep Club which has grown from sixteen members to over three hundred. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Ginger Johnston, treasurer, John Rhodes, vice president: Danny Brown, president: and Pat Maxfield, secretary N SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Eleanor Eduard, treasurer, Pat McLaughlin, vice president: Brenda Givens, secretary, and AI Ayala, president. J-L --1 f' -M u e 4. , ,.., . . - I. Y ' f-, A 5' fe' 3 M4 A K 'QQ :X s 5 i X E 1 M . x , -1- -1 2 ',,,.,i.,,.Q,-.. I , S I -4'2y 4fx Q V kv M A F 4,ff ' hi? It ' X X f 8 , s 4 ,K X X x , 'M 1 .w' b A 71, f- H ' ' S ' ?f W - r f v r 1 , ix v ' ,,. ' 1 A3 X - - . , . 35' , W Q r ' jf K ,h,JpFQ,X, - , Q. , 5 , , 4 , , 1 Q ' ff gig , N j 5 1 if A 5' '-3,1 t H -. . 4 , ' miiunnnqauu X 4 .5f.4g543fa 435415 435 4343541543 4352 A Q Sw . -. v H '- if ' V4 V if Y if Qgkgf 5' fi-3. 5 ' V- ' x 5 gi 4 .5CP. QP 35 ibfgf xii! if A G13 A 435 I I ' 5 A : 4424 '53 N - - 4 Q 4445 4 N? 3? fm 'M Mp' V' H ' N.. A X M7 'w'?,-f 1 H N. Q ffw r 4 n H C 5 IQ nj U1 ,' if M.,-xv., ' - . P th. -, gf!-,-'.,:,:',,,3. -, ,. . . -W 1 .0 b , .Ml-L-,f., ,Y f ., ., 1 , , 1 ,,,. .Vhh 'ruff' ,Q 'g.,. JA. - 4 LV . r -.-,. .H -X -4 -. .. A . L , fr' 44 ' K ,. , .1 -. .5 , V ,. .,,,,,x.. . ' , - -, .. . ,.1,,.4- , . ,. T '55 'Is .MAN Sandy Finley, Editor Reggie Woods, Cortoonist La Voz COMBINED STAFFS - Front, Judy Harker, Sue Sherman, Jan Land, Linda Huggins. Second: Pat Cren- shaw, Valerie Boll, Lindo Hanover, Sandy Finley, Sheryl Anderson, Judy Reed, Pct Maxfield. Third: Miss Betty Coxson, advisor, Sharon Langstraat, Dick Rohweder, Tony Afdahl, Ron White, Mike Reedy, Reggie Woods, Mike Robinson, Lynn Myers, ond Melvina Howard. BEGINNING JOURNALISM class try their hands at publishing Lo Vocita ILittIe Voicel. Around table from left are. R, Miller, C. Mossaro, T. Kokuda, R. Robinson, M. Middlesworth, K. Langstraat, C, Jones, V. Taggart, M. Weaver, L. Winton, J. Luthin, D. Drew, and R. Beckwith. IEE as 1 An important part of 'campus life is played by our two publications - La Voz and EI Conquist- odor, newspaper and annual. Equally important are the students working behind the scenes to produce them -writing stories, typing, copy- reading, proofreading, headlining, making-up, taking photos, writing captions, selling ads, and planning. These activities are under the direction of two editors-Sandy Finley of La Voz and Pat Maxfield of El Conquistador, with capable assistance from staff members. mi. fe, yi 1 fell? 1- K COMPANY jf .Xi ? x f Pat Moxfield, Editor El Con uistador --flea' 5 fm -'X Lynn Myers, Pat Moxfield, and Pat Crenshaw lseatedl look over yearbook dummy with Joyce Garon, Linda Huggins, Jan Land, Reggie Woods, Mike Robinson, Dick Rohweder, and Mike Reedy looking on in second row. Lynn Meyers, Copy Editor, Pat Maxfield, Business Mgr., Dick Rohweder, Photographer, Sheryl Anderson, Business Mgr., Ron White, Page 2 Ed., Sharon Langstraat, Page 3 Ed., Tony Afdahl, Sports Ed. flfll. '5 4-,fig i N , 1 vw -,gig X A751 ry Q Ls? . ic ' X gs 9 V -4 Q I f F I3 . I- - O Kd We 1 1, M1 i i J-e-. 'sol 2'7 s.--f Front: John Rhodes, Margaret Macpherson, Leslie Rahm, Karen Reddin, Ron Graichen, Marilyn Haugland, Sandra Macpherson, Alan Mearns, Tom John, Dennis DeNout. Second: Kelly Waelder, Rosie Gutierrez, Sooky Hernandez, Diana Rubendall, Richard Malicoot, Larry Harding, John Kates, Chris Anderson, Bill Rhodes, Larry Russell, Ralph Cobb, Gale Hancock, Al Erickson. Third: Eddie Watts, Steve Butler, Bob Woolford, Diane Morgan, Jim Stull, Jim Dennis, Curt Pederson. Standing: Roger Pool, Nick Alston, John Halvorson, Ronnie Bell, Rosemary Franz, Loren Carroll, and Mr. David Larson, director. March' Band OI'CJ165tI'CI Front: Donna Bonino, Pat Ball, Janet Claypool, Bill Shorrock, Robert Firnhaber, Alan Lazarus. Second: Mr. David Larson, director, Sandra Wheeler, Marilyn Hobbs, Paul Metzker, Sharon-Hammond, Jim Dennis. Standing: Bob Hoyt. l i l 1 xi Front. Sharon Hammond, Diane Morgan, Richard Malicoat, Ronald Graichen, Second: Mr Russell, Ralph Cobb, Tommy John, Jim Dennis, John Halvorson. Dance Band A David Larson, director, Chris Anderson Larry Ccgfella Choir Front: Miss Carol Ulvilden, director, J. Haulc, C. Thomas, B. Garcia, M. Busto, K. Wilson, G. Martin, C, Young. Second: C Sprouse N Lincoln, A. Chepote, S. Clark, S. Smith, M. Hollen, H, Ostrorn, H. Seymour, S. Sellers, G. Warnock, Third: L. Crockett S Slagle Noblett, R. Young, L. Conant, R. Copas, C. Olivares, G. Gaines, K. Hansen, B. McCarthy, J. Hoffman, D. Wilkinson. i l ui -ax-J .1 ' Q, M A l. 'x'vCv 5 Front: Miss Carol Ulvilden, director, Linda Dart, Christy Arebalo, B. Chandler, J. Dissmore, J. Cox, F. Sprouse, J, Slusher, I. Freedman, J. Farrell, J. Rivas, L. Steele, V. Ostrom. Second: D. Stevenson, B. Willingham, L. Heath, D. Arebalo, J. Hasty, M. Lynde, S. Hogan, G. Dawkins, L. Gottschalk, S. Storm, M. Tapie, Cv. Mayton, C. Fruci. Third: V. Rausch, J. Mobley, J. Nagle, S. Edwards, N. Crawford, C. Henderson, D. Becker, D. Hansen, D. Von Holly, M. Kane, J. Garon, C. Glenn, N. Cowles, J. Hodson. irlsg Chorus Featured below is select group of the A Cappella Choir. The singers are lleft to rightl: Dee Gee Wilkinson, Sue Sellers, Cam Thomas, Betty Pyatt, Tony Passalaque, Steve Smith, Steve Clark, Lee Conant, Harold Ostrom, Sherry Slagle, Roberta Young, Melinda Geisler, Jackie Hank, and Connie Young. They sing for some programs and special occasions. G. A. A. The love of sports and the willingness to learn are the only membership requirements for the Girls' Athletic Association. The athletic field is a place where friends are made and good sportsmanship is developed. Membership went over lOO this year and after-school activities included tennis, basketball, speed-a-way, volleyball, softball, and swim- ming. Mother-daughter potluck supper and vol- leyball, playdays, a convention at Huntington Beach and an Award banquet were highlights of the year. Officers are Bev Andrews, president, Pat Perry, treasurer, Cathy Chute, secretary, Rosanne Mystrom, historian, Bea VanderPoel, tennis man- ager, Rosie Gutierrez, volleyball, Sooky Hernan- dez, softball, Judy Dissmore, speed-a-way and hockey, Christie DeLotte, baskeball, Marilyn Wil- marth, assistant historian, and Becky Gates, pub- licity chairman. Miss Muriel Danielson is advisor. 'lla J 15115 'Il! I y ,.4 H 40' 'U i Fifth' Bev Andrews GAA President Front: S. Sinclair, M. Macpherson, P. Perry, C. Delotte. Second: Z. Walls, C. Chute, S. Hernandez, B. Gates, B, VanderPoel Third: Miss Muriel Danielson, advisor, B. Andrews, R. Gutierrez, J. Dissmore, R, Mystrom. 4,5 4 U in 4410 -4214: Q 9 , . ft D - A ' 'S Q-an - ' l. 5 . ,Y K . Q, 'S f .tl C V , X F I .' it , i'aW'l L. S .f . ' .Q ak. ' , A , i w J 1' A ax' i S ' ,. 7 ' , t ' A ' 'Q i A J ' '-it ' . ,i li l J B' 1,-X lf lil' ' I J X i if f f j X is ' f ,R - A I' .'!'e:sf'95g-4. . I f - swf it 'A T POPULAR GAA ACTIVITY is volleyball. The girls practice after School qnd then compete with other cshools on play days. Front. R. Claypool, P. Perry, C. McCollum, M. Macpherson, R. Mystrom, C. Young, J. Dissmore, C. Chute, J. Hasty, C. Vander- pool, L. Rotz, J. Sherman, D. Boysel. Second. B. Chandler, B. Westleyl D, Wheeler, S. Wynn, J. Lickteig, B, Stagner, J. Claypool, J. Claypool, J. Wakeham, B. Andrews, S. Schwarzer, J. Cook. Third. S. Sinclair, A. Roberts, S. King, S. Hernandez, J. Bierman, A, Coffin, B. Brians, K. McKillop, C. Longwell, J, Falkenburg, B. Vanderpool, A, Froman, L. Gottschalk. Fourth: W. Drake, S. Macpherson, C. Perry, J. Bobenreith, C. Delotto, S. Langstraat, D, Wheeler, M. Wilmarth, B. Vandivort, J. Stacey, B. Drake, G. Offley, l. Griego, M. Weaver, L. Gordon. GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM was formed this year with Mrs. Virginia Schultz as coach, On the team are ileft to rightl: Judy Bierman, Andrea Gray, Debbie Chase, Sigricl Schwarzer, Ruth Claypool, Marilyn Willrnarth, Pat Perry, Margaret Macpherson, Rosanne Mystrom, Silvia Moss, Bernice Vanderpool, Janet Claypool, Janice Claypol, Laurie Bennet and Marilyn Greenlee. A .qv . r r l s Q ea . 5'-. W A fmt . i 5544 4-has R lv: . ...ir -iv.. , k- ..a 9614999 - J 0 at f 'QfN1ElJ - Q I P Front: B. Stagner, C. Chute, C. DeLotto, M. Wilmarth, Z. Walls, B. Vanderpoel, S. Langstraat, C, Young, J Bolfzenriatli, B Andrews, A. Coffin, C. Vanderpoel, L. Rotz, M. Lynn, Second: J. Stare-y, B. Vanaliyort, R. Gutierez, J. Riyas, S Hs-rnandez, C. Arolualo, J. Claypool, J Claypool, Margaret Macpherson, P. Perry, D. McCollum, R. Claypool, J. Bierman, M. Weaver, A, Froman, J Wf1l'ftl1flHW, D. Boysel, J. Dissmorer Third: G. Oftley, J. Coolc, A. Roberts, S. Sinclair, B. Drake, C. Longvvall, J. Vvrsage, I. Gricqo, L, Cottscliallc, B. Bryans, S. Macpherson, D. Wheeler, L. Cordon, L. Livingston, and J, Hasty, Girls' Sgffluall Letter Girls GAA. Letter Girls are: Pat Perry, Barbara Allen, Margaret Macpherson, Rosanne Mystrom and Ginger Johnston. 4 v., V' i' ,:., i fi.. SOPHOMORES Front: Sharon Langstraat, Judy Dismore, Jose Rivas, Rosie Guiterrez, Mary Rad- datz, Zelda Walls, Christie DeLotto, Cone nie Young, Carol Jones, Lindo Maxey, Shirley Wynn, Jodie Hernandez, Pat Cagle, Linda Ready, Kathleen Terry. Standing: Gayle Lane, Marilyn Kane, Joyce Stacy, Nancy Stetzer, Barbara Van- divort, Karolyn Spangler, Brenda Stagner, Janet Claypool, Janice Claypool. JUNIORS Front: Ginger Johnston, Roxy Potter, Pat Perry, Nancy Kakuda, Donna McCollum. Standing: Gayle Lane, Bea Van Der Pool, Judy Newman, Eleanor Edwards, Josie Revera. i Q 1 2- I Q, FRESHMEN Front: Irene Grigo, Jo Ann Cook, Cindy Smith, Rita Bernstein, Peggy Morris, Karen Hansen, Katherine Dewey, Laura VanOtter- loo, Delice Wheeler, Linda Phelps. Kneel- ing: Eddy McCollum, Donna Wheeler, Janet Wakeham, Colleen VanDerPol, Bar- bara Brians, Anabel Coffin, Joey Hasty, Sandy Storm, Joy Welch, Barbara Roh- weder, Deni Muehlbauer, Susan Singer, Johnnie Barnett. Standing: Patsy York, Barbara Drake, Connie Longwell, Jeanne Versage, Sandra Macpherson, Mary Coel- ho, Sue Hastings, Judy Coldewe, Carol Wert, Linda Livingston, Karen Langstraat, Pauline Rumbaugh, Lana Gordon, Gayle Offley. GAA TENNIS Fronv: P. Boll, M. Macpherson, P. Bevan, S. Schworzer, cmd J, Kidd. Standing: J. Clnypool, J. Cloypool, R. Clfiypool, B. Vnnderpool, M. Greenlee, J. Fnolliciber, W. Drake, D. Chose. X, ' s 8. 9- QL ' wg-sn--wr'1'rrw-rf7ff'f L 7 Q ' T .5 .-574 X , ,, wk NW' -Xa-A i f' . J L . 'Cx i li ' 4 ll vi gl' ,il . Q ' ,J Tl ' i 9-, .ma ' 4 4' , .,. ' 1 J Q V 4. wg. -.4 1.2 ' li. , 8 . I . 'yu X- fg ' 1 '1 v F ' ., Q - v r. 'IA in , ' ' V f if ' 5 I ' 5 ' 'A J , 'rxxi I Q i Q I '. ,X V ' . - X ' 'Lit ., rg. 1.2 .2 , 1 . ,JMS fl fx yr .0 1 ', . i ' f' ii ' 16 .J , Q ' R .XL N- ' w . - x , 4, like M D I 8 K A 7 VOLLEYBALL About 75 girls were our for volleyball this yenr. They practiced one night ci week offer school. Jolie Ann Kidd shows serving form. 0 -Q . ' - . ' .. ' 1 ' 1 J' 6 s , . .il ' ' li L' I l L , l V L . V - .Ji W , . f - N W . . b f ,,:, X-. K.. 4- v. 'T My px il . , 1.0 F .i K. . ,L 'W me ' sl ,, . -1- V . V . '-'Q an . ,Atty . C-4 -..,,..-. I Y7,,,,.-f- I L 'Sl A' 1..- Pi sf' f'g','11if ' ,935-IH ', - ' ' ' ,qu . .-'L .--5- , ' :f'f??n5 ' i. , ' L... AT ' .K . - ,,, . L. .. s ,, .. .V . U - 1 '?4.eff . . , ' ' - ' - g , ,- ,,it 3 f'., - 1 -q.4f,,'..,-7,.,, ' sz ,.. QQ? 1' r'-1, ., it 35,1 -- , Qjhggf jvyi' ?',1-5--g-Lv , ,. wsu. f- .deff ff - ' of . V' -'1 ,y A J 17 ff. ,,.... ,J - f' P' ,A s ,v-5, f . ., ,, . . ...M Mr ,xr gn. , .L - Q-I xx ,:-u if .3 K Q. ,, . V . , .,,, U - - x,,,L,x,f' .- ,A - .., .. ,Q , 4 ' - . A , ..'-'. ---,J-'-ww ',' iff.. . Q 1' ' M ,, .. UnA.,,. , .. . . ' ..- . .M 1 . Front: T. Shrout, G. Shaffer, D. Hettinga, J. Soura, N. Lamph, C. Young, D. Arthur, C. Hunt, R. Peterson, S. Slagle, W. Hosack, E. Hein, D. Hart. Second: M. O'Mohundro, J. Goode, G. Vicory, R. Dover, H. Hill, S. Sumi, R. McWil- liams, G. Adamson, C. Amling, B. Seewer, P. Brennan, L. Lynes. Third: J. Bennett, R, Leischner, B. Ford, R. Brown, B. Bailey, S. McKinley, N. Simmons, M. Martin, J. Katsuda, L. Parker, O, Thomas. Fourth. Mr. Charles Wood, advisor, D. Hemme, G. Reynolds, J. Brooks, M. Farrens, M. Armstrong, T. Vaughn, B. Snitzer, J. Law, T. Lowe, B. Theriault, D. Menz, Mr. Mansel Shiner, Advisor. Fllflll? FClI'Il16I'5 Club Front: P. Ball, D. McCollum, N. Kakuda, P. Perry, S. Ostrum, N. Stromlund, B. Gates, S. Sellers, G. Smith. Second A. Mastergeorge, J. Grundeman, F. Yoshioka, J. Cobb, J. Bell, M. Macpherson, C. Crawford, R. Mystrom, G. Johnston, S. Read, J. Newman, B. Eduard, P. Schimpf, S. Sherman. Third. Miss Isabel Gowen, Advisor, D. Peltier, T. Beams, B. Brown, T. Carlson, G. Moore, G. Hill, J. Kates, J. Harnor, M. Turner, J. Romiti. Fourth: D. O'Hern, J. Van Dyke, D. Flanagan, M. Pittser, J. Velazquez, D. Flanagan, P. Greek, J Moreland, J. Proffitt, H, Menzimer, J. Thompson. D -15 nn. .,., lb .YJY ', -. nh,-is s .se - 4 'ill 14 il NJIQQ rd., v ? - Cv to 'F L! , Front: B, Fulton, D. Reid, J. Aquire, T. Peacock, L. Cather, G. Hill, M, Lane. Second: Coach R. Johnson, J. Elliot, P, Blaylock, B. Chaney, D. Dixon, D. Williams, M. Dobbins, D. Palmer - manager. Freshmen Baselaall ew Stu dents Front: N. Crawford, S. Edwards, A. DeBoer, D. Gonzales, C. Maupin, S. Sparks, J. Cartwright, C. Cataldo, B. Terry, J. Noblett, S. Ostrom, C. Crawford, J. Grunder, L. Heath, S. Bowen. Second. M. Parker, C, Fouci, J. Brown, J. Brown, D. Morgan, R, Cowe, J. Garon, R. Brown, D. Watkins, K. Huddleston, E. Rand. Third. S. Smith, S. Clarke, T. O'Neil, D, Hall, M. Jones, J, Justice, D. Simpson, H, Northrup, D, Cornish. Fourth: C. Uren, R. Chaney, M. Olsen, S. Rois, N. Kirsch, G. Edwards, D, Canonta. -s-Q.. -- -. QL... -W-..,.. i. I5 x W' AXP L? Qi, N-...M PX vw. if A ,I X' xr 'f . . 9. f'R'X JT ff, 1' h A 4x -4' Nd.. Q i fl vi 0 f --ff K A fawiipw-kf,.xw I Wm- 'mfg ' . , . in ' W CX U i Q E I S s l Q 3 1 if g . 3 i 5 . F x i 3 A , g 'M ,f Q . Q, ...1nuu- '.- - A- Q 1 Y. '...lv' .. mf ww . In R VT V A x - u Y 1 'if gf'--rvf 5.,,v Q ilx , dw W - +5 f 9- 9 5 ef www? f ' f A 'Q Q 'g I 3 I ,V K laura? ' . ' Q , ,A Vw' ,,-was , vw . 1 all K 2 Q ,,fJf,'l,,,Q,,,iw, Ya P 1? F' 4 M, .4 ', 4 Q0 ' Q if z 'igiwn' iff1 3-: f ' M . ' :I 76 , X . 'V kMff Q Us 1 Q,,wqnJ , f awyl ., Jflbw 4 f M ' fin: K Wy ,if Wh' W fl 4 W , ' W nik ' 3' f -h . -ffwwr' . ,H ig Q V k . 9 K , ,5 x8:., xs V4 f . 9' ' 1 .Ay ' si' yf L ' N ' gk .Q . R A J up Q Q ,T . YZ X QQ ' 'ngqpfiv ag' 3 Garcia .,... 62 Arthur .,.., 40 Flanagan . . .50 Von Dyke , .62 Risllinq S TC NY 559 426 395 363 161 Presley .... 35 .3- .,'x-Q eg, I . Q. . Z. Coach Herb Hill. Avg. 9.0 8.7 7.9 5.8 4.6 Varsit 'fu 'T g, V . 'J .. JL. - . 73 VARSITY - Front: 19 Peterson, 42 Dover, 41 Possalaqua, 23 Vergilio, 15 Battreall, 35 Bingham, 21 Wakeham, 20 Van Dyke, 33 Arthur, 22 Riley. Second: 11 Presley, 27 Hamor, 32 Hosack, 44 Vener, Flanagan, 29 Vincent, 28 Hill, 43 Greek, 39 Gilbert, 37 Amling, 38 Sheets, 30 Robert. Third: 34 VARSITY COACHES-Tom Vessella, Herb Hill, Dick Moomaw, and Gilbert Dear. Footlaall Tackles Ashford . . .44 30 Vener ..... 41 25 Sheets .... 29 29 Hosack .... 34 21 Gilbert .... 1 3 30 ...Q 6 'rf Summagy RA Opp. 31 West Covina . 13 Claremont .. 28 Tustin ...... 42 Buena Park .. Orange . . . 32 12 Brea ..... Valencia .. 39 13 Capistrano . . 13 Laguna . . . 20 Claremont .. Conant, lo Dooley, 31 Preheim, 40 Bennett, Ashford, 25 Becker, 17 Elkins, 10 Garcia, Fowler, Ohmer. Fourth: Froman, Babbitt, Thompson, Maxwell, Bonnet, Prior, Romiti, Brawley, Aaamson. Fiftn: Potter, O'Neil, Wilke, Marsee, Lynes. Go, Go, Go Rancho's go, go, go, football squad reversed its one league victory of last year, to League League petition finalist, to 141. Scoring one league loss this year, and skyrocketed to second place in the Orange and a CIF berth. The first year with seniors was the last in the Orange since a new league has been formed. The Vaqueros fell in league com- to repeating champions, Brea-Olinda, and lost twice to CIF small schools Claremont. With its seven wins Rancho outscored its toes 243 points Rancho was an offensive powerhouse, averaging 24 points per game. at least twice on every opponent, the Vaqs extended the school record of never being shut out in a varsity football game to two seasons. Rancho's clean, hustling brand of football was admired by the entire student body and victory proved sweet, as spirit reached a new peak. Lone Asst. TT 74 66 58 55 43 Score . O ...21 ...21 ....13 ...12 ...35 0 O ...12 ...27 93 .Q-PQ of 'Q li fu . iv N7 1 2 I C 1 1 ' Q-4-,- 1 Ernie Wakeham QB 147 Roger Robert E 175 GIVE IT TO ME -V Bill Garcia, Dick Arthur, John Van Dyke, and Roger Robert ready for pitchout by Mike Battreal, Rancho made its debut impressive with a 31-O romp over West Covina. Wakeham goes 70 yards to score and tosses a 40-yard aerial. Claremont hands the Vaqueros their first loss 21-13. Bingham looks sharp on defense. LINE UP - Three Claremont players line up for a shot at Dick Arthur, Van Dyke runs interference. Q ,ms-lgjw-1 ii .4 . .A A A f 1.-X, Wayne Hosack C 170 'X lxy- Bill Garcia HB Q ' A v. Q It Af .fm l'!'ll'lF! 'lF! COMPLETE -- A fine shot of alert Rancho line action shows complete pass to Rhio Cook. Dennis Flanagan tackled hirn immediately. Dick Arthur FB 165 Dennis Venvr T Q10 N Chuck Presley HB 1171 Sheets blocks and intercepts a pass and gallops 70 yards to score forthe victorious edge in the close 28 21, contest with Tustin in the league opener Buena Park was crushed 42-13 despite flu bitten Vaqs. Flanagan goes 85 and 80 tor tallies. John VMDWC HB 161 BURGER BALL - - Al Ayala and Mike Battreal are first in line for chow handout at zany ' Burger Ball sponsored by Booster Club. gn. ..- l in Q l 'W Jim Gilbert G T95 LET GO - Dick Elkins runs for Rancho while Orange Panther holds on till teammate comes to help. Walt Ashford T T80 The way is paved for the Brea showdown when Vaqs trip Orange 3242. Arthur scores trio. After an r Mike Battreal QB JL even first halt with Brea the Vaqs were swamped with three touchdowns, losing their only league game and the Orange League crown, but the stu- dent body carves a new mark in spirit. John Hamor E 160 l ma, ' N ' GOTCHA 7 lcierce Mel Sarthou of Brea grabs struggling Bill Garcia as Dick Arthur attempts to throw a block. T47 x ig. c... , val X4 is , Fd Riloy F l5O o..q 1 'A :X I , 1 Dennis Flanagan HEY 150 Q3 R R .lahn Van Dylxm' giincls OL1l yarda iwa Vaqs have hut ihu clusr ' 'Y' 5 J f 1 9--4 A ,Y A. ,f Q.. Qc. iq 15,2 Q 5 'xx v, Q Q Q- ' ' V. Q, ,il 6, K I . , we 5 HQQ, V , L V V fb' ., 1 .- ,,, , , gl V. : 1 ,V - M , sign A K -4 Elf' - ' v . 'Q to 'f , Q tw' ar, is E7 fa H A. , g 124 .ff can V A , 1 I WN g 8 frog: A. .,, 4,15 r ,J if flag, J! . Q . , , af-. S ' I . ..., 9' ,-if 3' WHDCIXT -- Tony Passalaqaa and Dick Arthur charge to Tho is about to be pounced on. Valencia was Tranwpled 39-O despite heavy substituting. Flanagan hifs pay dirt Twice and Preheim is Tops in pass catching. Battreal, Arn- ling, and Presley Tally. Capistrano vvifh four-man bench holds Vaas To 13-O win. Rancho rolls To The third shur-our of the season. Wakeham and Garcia score. gc for The Vaqs in victory over Capislrano. Nole 5,111 V if - cw 'I ers ii f 9- g,,..f' .. 'A '-.LW QAM ,s I ,. :'.,- .l riffs, . ' ' ' ' rvsruo ol Ernie Wakvham who Vlmclf Anilinq C l'mO Tony Vassrilaqim T H35 we rw .-, X xxll Rancho showed a Tremendous surge of defense in The 1asT few minutes against Laguna, To eke out a 13-12 victory. Four Tirnes The Arfisfs had the ball wifhin the five-yard line of the Vaqs with a first down. Roger Roberi comes down with o nass in Laguna thrills-r Dick Bingham G 171 Fred Sheena T 185 Arnold Preheim E 170 11' he 'i , A J A I? Four Voqs mode All-Orange League: Dennis Flanagan, Dick Arthur, Dennis Vener, and A'nie Prehoim. s X X f ' . l mi lll Rancho Alamitos made a valiant showing against last year's CIF champs, when They were eliminated from The playoffs by losing for The second time of the season to The powerhouse eleven by one Touchdown, This Time 27-20. The game was full of action but losing The ball to Claremont seven Times on fumbles was The clincher. The big gun for Claremont was its full-back, Bill Colby, who countered twice. A 55-yard run by Van Dyke and a 19-yard pass by Flanagan To Garcia, set up BaTtreal's Tally from The four. Flana- gan ran a brilliant 71-yard score and Van Dyke bulged through The line and went 78 yards for other Vaq Tallies. 'iv' ., MN Head Coach Herb Hill scratches his head in dismay as he finds the Vaqs have drawn Claremont for the first CIF playoff game. Some of the top strength for the Vaqs line up in aggressive pose. Front: Bob Fowler, Dennis Vener, Dick Bingham, Wayne Hosack, Jim Gilbert, Tony Passalaque, John Hamor, Backs: John Van Dyke, Dick Arthur, and Billy Garcia, QB, Mike Battreal. X I. ,-. QJJJ 'C tml:-F ,. v-3s3l3l -' fm ldv . . X 3 , . .p . w ,4 NN, :wq:,.,- , K ,h T M 5 , - ,Q mg,-1 - - lf ---.gv,-,Y ' - K ., N ml. . A , 'K x -, ' iw- A , . A . K V 1, . 5 ' -X . ff RPN: .. .x J At. it .' N 'X ,. ' ,F . s . ' ' ' fc b l . -. ' ' .- Z: 1 - ., , 'x T ', . K , . , Q, .Q , -. ., 1. . R .- D I . - ,' ix .v ' 1 is W.. U- - 5 -- -N K.-. -.w-T --3. 'N 'xl 1 'n.4 x 5... tgvq-I-A v xl' BCC S SIJHUIICILTY Rancho Opponent 12 ...... W. Covina 7... .. John Muir O... .... Tustin 7 ...... Buena Park O... Orange.. 6. . . . . Brea . . 33... ...Valencia .. Capo .. 27... . Laguna .. 26... .. Pictured above are: Coach John Callard, co-captains Gary Hart and Mark Farrens and Coach Ray Johnson. Not pictured is co-captain Ray Dymond. Front left to right: J. Velasquez, M. Lane, J. Armstrong,R. Johnson, N. Alston, L. Lauriano, Ken Nelson, R. Dymond. Second: S. Stokke, L. Fogiasso, B. Hoyt, G. Hill, D. Flanagan, E. Hamor, M. Pittser, T. Carlson, M. Minor. Third: B. Krasho, D. Labough, G. Andrews, F. Lang, B. Mitchell, D. Rauch, D. O'Hern, G. Hart, T. Bykerk, H. Salazar. Fourth: D. Antich, K. Teague, R. Kiker, R. Biehn, D. Dufore, G. Leatherman, A. Stevener, L. Cather, R. Smith, Mgr. Larry Rapp. J me my L' 14jeblg'.31fl8?33f'eP2. -23 14 . X Q' l 'z ' . :' ,ef 46794 10-1 .411-30 Tv-S 1613 ing L The Bee football team finish- ed its second year with a five win, three loss, and one tie rec- ord. They were coached by John Collard and Ray Johnson. Sco re 0 ...l4 7 O 7 6 O ..l8 ...l8 Q - . L 9 Cee s The Rancho Alamitos power- ful Cee squad under the coach- ing of Wayne Ambrose and Marvin Bates finished the sea- son in high style with a seven win, one loss record for a tie for league championship. The Cee team held its opponents scoreless in all games but the last, picking up 141 points to seven for the opposition. Pictured above are from left to right: Coach Wayne Ambrose, co-captains Don Hemme and Butch Holder, Coach Marvin Bates. From left to right: E. Apodoca, E. Holder, D. Hemme, R. Palmore, R. Bolen, R. Perry, V. Valencia, H, Sisco, J. Stull, D. Williams, B. Gavin. Second. J. Jones, F. Rowe, L. Ornwake, W. Foster, T. Shrout, M. Sheppard, C. Sianez, G. Dorman, J. Elliott, J. Zazueta, B. Finley, P. Stewart, R. Cobb. Third: G. Cennamo, Mgr., M. Woolley, G. Bloecher, D. Dixon, P. Blaylock, A. Ayala, C. Rizuto, B. Halley, T. Ayala, B. Woolford, C. Bevan, F. Bury, W. Esterline, D. Kap- lan, R. Scott. Fourth: D. Denaut, J. Rauch, K. Waelder, R. Hunt, R. Phillips, K. Shaffer, R. Molzahn, R. Perry, P. Olson, D. Clay, L. Harding, N. Castro, R. Webb. 9' tel, T-8l99Fi.2ltl-l '-ffm' 323, 2f ,bi-get Rancho ball carrier grinds out yardage for Cees in crucial Laguna game. Paul Blaylock is aided by a fine block of a Laguna player. Cees tied 7-7. Vl Don Hemme and Troy Holder Co-caprcins of Cees. Gary Hart and Mark Farr- ens, Co-captains of Bees. avg ,..wP' awtwvBp,. ,uk . 'S if ?.,:'--n , my I . Y .23 , v--1- K' ' , T . ' ' jg Q 3:1 Ed: Edie wnmme cm f?fo0dI :WW M mmm swim ,sf X 31? If A Bob Yoshioko - Guard --xii . -'Im Roger Robert Center Dave Brown - Forward Varsit X VARSITY DOZEN -Coach Hal Roberts, Bob Yoshioka, Don Moriarty, BH! Moriarty, Jim Coach Hal Roberrs is happy as a lark after Laguna game. 0 - - 'sf-R4 tr, 1- -r-nw Basketball l?'fl 'q- SP W Ah fa.Q..v if . t ,i ,i I ,..-An: G14 IJ? 3' e ix. ii Afdohl, Roger Robert, Mike Howard, Arnie Preheirn, Ed Riley, Alex Jamison, Tom Howard, Dove Brown, Dove Reid. Tioiiliy winnvrs Bold Yosliiolcn, Besi Offensive, Don Morimily, Best Defensive, Dave Brown, Most Inspiioiioncil, Bill Moiiuiily, Most Improved. 'i J 228 M, . rg: li gr' I 'f' Bill Moricirily--ffllirirtl if l 'QI l Q . qv' 1 '-s -,- ,, .X j L ' 'X7f - Don Moiiriritv flurirrl fcl Riley foivvrirfl Cl' N a X ian 4 i Those two strong hands ot Roger Robert bring down a rebound for the Viiqs in the Bur-na Park grime. Bill Mor T131 and Dave Brown l32l of Rancho look on, C ers Wm Final ee Rancho closed with an amazing tlash ot power to grab victories in the three final games, averaging 56 points in the span. The Vaqs copped six league wins this season simply because they scored more points this year. Bob Yoshioka was tops in his department, ranking fifth in league scoring, Yosh netted 29 points against Laguna for a new mark, Roger Robert was a powerful rebounder, The junior twins, Don and Bill Moriorty, along with a young, hustling bench formed the remaining strength of the team. bwnrncfry . . ... Huntington Beach .. . 47 .. ... Paramount ,.... ... 44 .. ,.. Earl Warren ... .,. 39 .. ... Inglewood .. ... 62 .. ... Bell Gardens .. ... 52 .. ... Tustin ...,,. ... 40 .. ...BuenaParl4... ...54 ., .., Orange ..,.. ... 40 .. ... Brea-Olinda .,. ,.. 46 ...Valencia.... ...32 .. .., Capistrano ., ... 30 .. ... Laguna ..... ... 38 ...BuenaPai'k... ...52 .. ... Orange ..... ... 53 .. .,. Brea-Olinda ... ... 50 ...Valencia... ...49 .. ... Tustin ..... ... 48 ... ... Capistrano .. ... 52 .. ...Laguna... ...35 Co Captains Ray Dymond and Sion Stokke. B e Baslcerlaall Standing Ralph Beckwith Art Stevener Chuck Amling, Mel Pittser, John Hillestad, Stan Stokke, and Coach Bob Hopkins. Kneeling Jerry Simon Dave Mittrick John Tillis, Ray Dymond, George Cook, Don Homme, and Tony Afdohl. The Bee cagers of 1957-58 found it difficult to stay on the winning track once it was found. However, they did manage to garner five league Triumphs in lil chances. Coach Bob Hopkins virtually developed a new sauad because of few returnees. Ray Dymond was a standout on offense, scoring 22 points against Capistrano for a Bee record, Stan Stokke was a relentless man on the boards. John Tillis and Don Hernrne at the outside positions and George Cook and Tom l-lillestad at the post positions saw the heaviest action in the Bee contests, b 5? I - .tx nOv'0 I . X? is an l A Vg, pu- 8 v , . 1 ' A A f -A ' ' P --'Q . Q 0-0 1 K -...,.4'fN In 9 '-49-Q-o..,.'f o-r f-,-,- '44-9-so-9 0 llll I 9 100'-r ll... 'g' fn 1 .QB nv rorwvofwo- ... ... f-05. 3, 'gli- ls.-vvv-oo-'-qv-+-'-+-nt 0-0.' Qt YfQ Ov-ri X . vvoQo:-...Q m A I O-',.v+?-,.,,, . Y., , U A ' I , .1 .,..,u ..'.. - d..'.-,I-zir- Y -v-env' . Q,' - 1 y ' 3 'o ' p , P , . I 1 Q . F 0 4 , ,N . n'K..- ' 9-Q ...?.,.frv TW 0 , V . fo ,'-xrvr'-+- Q-'+f , A' I . V rp 5, KK V p . , ' ' xx t Y 4, I ,-. A , f 1 Aix., . -, , .,' . ,mf ,I wi, 'U' - f '- Y ' ' ' - Q' Q t. . 1 I ' ' x ', . 000-u . .. ,,...- -. insulin: -- 5-' Q A H '- '- Cees lf '., Q .9 T 1. . tj, Q r L ' QJPGA yi 1 i :Z - .O Most Valuable Cee, Phil Olsen 41 X Y i' X T P i . .I X W 'A The Vaq Cee boopsters climaxed v , the season with a victory over pre- viously undefeated Laguna Beach, to ride to a 5-2 record and third place in The Orange League. E ' Coached by Walt Beyenburg, the I team was led from the field by Most Valuable Player Phil Olsen and Cap- tain Terry Sbrout, x i ' .F , Dee Conch Tom Sexton and Cee Coach Wall Beyenburg beam. Front: R. Pclmore, G. Correa, F. Rowe, T. Shrout. Second: Couch Walter Beyenberg, B. Hole, R. Johnson, T. Peacock, D. Molzohn, J. Tyler. Absent: T. Holden. Most Valuable Player: P. Olson. . 0- T 45. ,CX Qx 5 - 2 cup .. . -n N Wal llvtt iss: -so lu, O 35 .xy -- 1. L, 1 ei - Dee ,S X 2-i, I f v rf V-4' Dick Mystrom, Dee Captain, and Terry Shrout, Cee Captain. Front: D. Symons, R, M t J ys rom, . Dayton, D. Turner, R. Hoffman. Second: R, J. Ellen, J. Young. Turner is Most Valuable Player. l ,f L. Q, 5' I 5 , ' ae, ig . , . I xx l A -.-? ,sw ,vs-' il 5 l - 1 2 1. if ,H , -nam, Dick Turner, Most Valuable Dee. The Dee basketball squad finished the season with a show of strength, downing The last three opponents. The Dees placed fifth in the Orange League with a 3-4 league record. John Turner, Most Valuable Player, and Dick Mystrom, Captain, sparked The Dees' output. Coach Tom Sexton, in his first year, handled the reins in fine style Geyor, Coach Tom Sexton, K. Waelder, J. Nelson, lx lil S Varsi Baselvall JJ :VLH A ., JK Q Qgfn..4:4ilEl V. 4' 551-:mx 'fv- . Dv ., . ' 'L-Ne.- me - is-5 I P' A00 ... 'l Nuff ' . ' 2' -we -. ? i. V ., ...w..1'l , 'xlkN. X i 4 ' -V . xl: V A 'Nia 'T.s!'7 Tony Bykirlc puts our Mater Dei catcher, Bob Weber, in close race al first. Front: Manager Cobb, George Moore, Tony Bykerk, Ray Dymond, Jim Afdahl, Don Hemme, Tony Afdahl. Standing: Coach Hal Starr Arnie Preheim, Art Sfevener, Stan Stokke, Jim Gilbert, Keith Schroeder, and Ed Riley. j .V. Baselnall Ny if Front: N. Alston, R. Nichols, H. Salazar, B. Moriarty, D. Moriarty, D. Williams, J. Tillis. Second: Coach Roger Wilson, J. Aguiar, W. Hoaack, T. Passalaqua, L. Cather, S. McKinley, C. Wohoski, C. Amling, D. Molzahn. Third: D. Simmons, J. Baker, G. Luber, B, Hawk, J. Clark, K. Wilson, T. John, D. Schuhart, D. Kaplan. A host ol upperclassmen helped form the nucleus of the Junior Varsity baseball team. Coach Roger Wilson pointed the squad toward improvement which might lead to hopes of retaining the J.V, championship at Rancho. The mound duties were handled by Larry Cather, Dick Molzahn, Henry Salazar, and Ralph Nichols, with Wayne l-losack behind the plate. All Stvvvrwvi looks on as teamrnrxto attempts steal in Junior Vaisity-Varsity scrimmage. Coach Roger Wilson Cross Count f 4? gl Fionf D. Dickerson, C. lynds, T. Vaughn, C. Shaffer, D. Syrnons. Second: Coach Hal Bufler, M. Dever- eaux, D Schuhaiclt, J, Souza, S. Sorlinq. Coach Ha Vaq track ,. ,,x ,x QWERQ' l l L' kg i X .5333 - ,.,. ri Q-- l Butler poses with top Rancho miler, 0-' 4 . 4 Terry Vaughn, on i The Rancho Alamitos Crosscounfry season will not go down as only its firsf season of competition, but the year the feam, led by Terry Vaughn, sophomore, Took The Pacific Invitational Cross- counfry Freshman and Sophomore divis sion. The Team was coached by Hal Butler who is The Track teams running coach. Terry Vaughn never finished lower than Third in The regular season and finished 15th in The CIF finals running against 60 juniors and seniors. TY' '58, YJ Charles Lyncls, Terry Vaughn and Sfan Sorling admire iiophies w on during crosscounrry season. me Hack QQ NW 11. X MQ, P l tw SWE. Nmufim, f Front: T. Cook, F. Sheets, J. Babbitt, B. Armstrong, D. Bingham, D. Elkins, B. Garcia, B. Brown, S. Rios. Second: B. Blaylock, R Gast, B. Crandall, T. Ptak, T. Low, G. Reynolds, D. Flanagan, D. DeNaut, J. Halvorson, J. Proffitt. Third: B. Bolen, D. Carlson R. Lynds, D. George, T. Shrout, S. Butler, D. Hart, T. Vaughn. Fourth: Coach Hal Butler, M. Devereaux, H. Marcee, R. Robert J. Van Dyke, D. Brown, O. Kahle, T. Hillstead, R, Bonnet, Coach Willie Dancer. Front: A. Ayala, G. Hart, D. Dickerson, J. Souza, C. Hunt, S. Sorling, B. Hoyt. Second: L. Brawley, R. Peterson, J. Romiti, J Proffitt, M. Hollen, D. Flanagan. Third: J. Phelps, A. Ayala, J. Halley, D. Mystrom, D. Stowe, T. Ayala, B. Mitchell. Fourth Coach Wayne Ambrose, D. Rivera, J. Ingram, J. Miller, B. Coyne, H. Sisco, T. Howard, M. Howard. i wlllflfv 1 B ii -JY TW! - ' . 'S f ' ,Mg A ,mm dj, gl :Q S O X x 1x4 if-1 2,11 n wp-dt '91 il M...-4,. V--an I ,..,..M-.-.-N,..N,, . at ' QV ,Qu ws 4 'fuk ' Jw M.. K '- ' ' . lf. f . .3,if - 1, . - x 1' ', bl25 'L1, f aw xx M . M X 5? ix N , s. W. , -,Q xx X , A gf C 1-A. B3 Il 3 Ox .,.4-f O- f'-F - v b- lL .. A ' J if r M E? N si Q K H xi 6 if F F X1 m Q 5 ' A ' 6. f Y gg, 'ff vi'-flu-. ' ? 2fFff'? ?'f,.i .4 ' ' I -.x. .. I Xml? 130 bo- 5 ,: 'o ' f: f X 1 an 9-- Q., X mln C' xl fm? ,jf-H .131 '. -' Rr- wr + 'Jai 1 5 Y , A pf ' K - 1-' S. 10117 ' sl x Q---nm 'N gg N,A'J:' i U' if Q .AJ ,v sf Tennis i X Front A Jamison M Turner J Gewin M Froman A. Erickson, J. KaTes, B. Decker, J. Nelson, A. Kingsbury. Second: Coach Tom Vessella G Biondi J Simon D Rauch G Bloecher, T. Francois, H. Hood, M. Middlesworth, R. Scott, A. Vocoluca, R. Foster Mission I Dayton J Stull R Geyer C Anderson, L. Carroll, R. Yoshioka, J. Young, A. Damron, D. Vener, L. Harding, R Bell D Peltier B Krasho J Tyler E Klaus N Perry, K. Waelder. K1 M ' ....i N uk, Bob Yoshioka and Jerry Simon charge net in varsity doubles compeTiTion. The Rancho Tennis Teams under The leadership of Coach Torn Vessella goi off To a good sTarT To improve The Third place finish of IasT year. Al Erickson, Mike Froman, John Gewin and John KaTes in The singles and Jerry Simon and Bob Yoshioka, and Duane PelTier and Gary Bionoli in The doubles, led The varsiTy. was , .-X-.-v L2 Coploin Pele Davis and Coocli Bill Mcilick, ln The second yeor of oi tough schedule ot Willovvick The Rancho golfers hoped for o better showing Thon lost yeor despite The loss of the leoding golfer, Doug Cody. Pele Dovis, Fred Hendrickson, Leon Omwoke, Pete Davis, J. Herms, C GQ? Don Boss proclices chip shot on Poncho turf. in his second yeor os Copfoin, Don Boss, Fred Hendrickson, ond Jim Herms led The linksters. ouch Bill Mclick, Glenn Johnson, Don Boss, Mike Murphy, John Stafford. , W QW ,V .L WWWLNK my V fy fs , ,fd A E Y X 2 ll' '1-gl' H154 ffm ff 4..v . . 'z 3 5 I W. ,ik ig ' .- ,fii M fix,-IA 1' 1 35 we X MQ wi? lisa. ta . L - ,sn . L is . . PEP ASSEMBLY Getting steamed up for game, Rancho students follow Susan Reynolds and Judy Newman in school yell at one of many pep assemblies. BIG-LITTLE SISTER DAY To acquaint new freshman girls with Rancho the Girls' League sponsors Big- Little Sister Day before school starts in the fall. Each girl adopts a freshman girl and serves as her big sister. Ruby Lewis adopts Lis Hankins as her little sister and shows her around the school. if 17' i x J' . Hi. ff NGN: Heuum I 'qv' ,E mx, -Fmifi . 'H' g we-if-7 xi 1' H if .4 v '5-1' 1 'F - .IN FRESHMAN KING AND QUEEN of the Howdy Hop, SOCK HOP, sponsored by Pep Club, was unique dance Muinny linne and Bob Dissmore, are crowned by vvlili everyone dancing in loud socks. Prizes were Durrolenc Peacock ut firsf dance of scliool yeor, awarded for mosr notorious socks, THE CURIOUS SAVAGE - 3-oct comedy, was given by The Junior Class under direction of Mr. Virgil Sessions. Included in cost were: lbackl Wanda Carver, Rosanne Mysrrorn, Donna Gill, ond Nancy Stromland, lfronrl Bob Peters and Ron Graichen. Also in cast were: Lois Rizuro, Earl Kious, Shirley Stevenson, Larry Hall, and John Kates. ,1 S ,.. 13. 3' 1 ' L an x 6' X ' ' ef 2 ' 9 11 15 ' 1 'E-Q N l ,, M. 'tis . .wi A A A , .X.. s fs. 18 TALENT SHOW sponsored by Girls' League produced zany acts such as the one by Loretta Gottschalk lleftl and Jackie Sherman lrightl. glial- . . 'N , Q 5 in 9' 5 ,Q VALERIE YOUNG lrightl was named Girl of the Month shortly after her performance in talent show, She was probably first hillbilly Girl of the Month in history, Polly Bevan co-stars in act. HIGHLIGHT OF FOOTBALL BANQUET was presentation of awards. Left to right: Jim Gilbert received his overdue Baseball Captain's award from last year. Dick Arthur was named Most Inspirational Player, Dennis Vener was announced as Vaquero of the Year, Wayne Ho- sack received Captains Award, Walter Ashford was named as Most Improved Player and he also made Most Tackles. Ernie Wakeham received a Sportsmanship trophy and also Scholarship awardp Billy Garcia was named Best Back, and Chuck Presley received Coaches' Award. 'x THE COED DANCE, known as the Crystal Ball, was a big topic of conversation for weeks before the big event as girls got up nerve to ask the boys of their choice. Candidates for king and queen were Reggie Woods, Carolyn Bailey, Danny Brown, Sharon Burke, Bruce Baker, Andrea Gray, Dick Arthur, Sandra Stokke, Pat Thompson, and Larry Anderson. 4 lx I H-1 ii- DECORATING Campus helped to usher n Christmas season at Rancho. Three prominent figures on campus play with some of Santa s COED KING AND QUEEN were Sharon Burke and Dick Arthur, Jill Elliott Girls Lea ue president crowns the royalty - Homernaking department made the most ot Christmas season with cooking and decoartions. Sue Stone admires edible centerpiece. I .I 5- 'iv In-'11 3 .W . . 1,0 Co-ed Dance was unforgettable. :. u I 1 f 'VV vvvx sr ',J, Oo iw A AA Girls admire window decorations in Homemaking x Cottage. 127 Modern dance act was one of many entertain- ing features of student body talent show. 1... ,I ik 5 S' Something interesting is always going on at the agriculture farm on campus. These ag students are proud of their new-born lambs. ACB W1 Art classes keep busy painting posters to pro- mote school activities. Mrs. Carolyn Wright di- rects service proiects. You Have cieioumzo? WVPENTFR i i 'i8fAR8i'E is A ,gc WNV AKIAN YOU ll.l. THVSM !'- C es -- 1 I CAREER DAY brought over fifty different occupational representatives to campus to tell students about their vocations. Students could hear two different speakers. Mrs. Josephine Aten coordinated program on campus with efforts of local Kiwanis Club. Mike Reedy checks over collection of bottles which were Ron Geyor brought honors to Rancho by winning Lions sold to aid American Field Service program. Over 200 Club speech contest, students took part in bottle drive. -rf' BASKETBALL TROPHY WINNERS hold awards they received at second annual basketball banquet. Fran' left, Dick Turner was Most Valuable Player of the Dees, Phil Olsen was Most Valuable Player of the Cees. Bill Moriarity holas varsity Most Improved Player award, Dave Brown was Most inspirational, Bob Yoshioka was tabbed Best Offensive Player, and Don Moriarity was named Best Defensive Player to round out varsity awards. Ray Dymond received the Most Valuable Player award for the Bees and George Cook was named Most Improved Player of the Bees. ON THE BRIDGE AT MlDNlGHT, an old-fashioned melodrama, was the first Senior Class play to be given at Rancho. Cast and crew included: front-Blair McCarthy, Darrelene Peacock, Sandy Stokke, Marilyn Greenlee, Barbara Allen, Jill Elliott, Lynn Myers, Valerie Young, Susan Reynolds, and Sharon Erickson. Standing--Mr. Dick Moomaw, director, David Hettinga, Ken Watt, Jim Gil- bert, and Wayne Hosack. Fi 5 - T .IQ LX V P ws -.Ali x ',yv,l1f,, s'f'i ,. ul 141' +1 fl.- N -'4' x, FACULTY-VARSITY BASKETBALL game climaxed the winter sport season on a goy note. Both sides clowned around but got down to serious business during the game. Experience balanced the scales in favor of the faculty, thus faculty and varsity are tied for two seasons Here Mr. Hnl Butler, 6'5 track coach, has easy time out-reaching varsity for possession of the ball. amy - Varsi Game Mr. John Bossharn springs lightly as he promotes ci Miss Suzie Potts puts one in from the shoulders of Mr. ll9OlllW Yell fmm lllf' l0CUllY Sd? Ol flip HOOP HP '5 Virgil Sessions during intermission. GSSiSY6Cl by Mrs. VIVQWIO SChUltZ. 17 iny it V ,vu . l X 'V L V Q ti , 3 N, C, x - XJ A fl flfll i X X X UAW, Sliucksf' says Dennis Ve-ner, typi- cal former To his barefoot country dorlin', Lindo Rofz. Beard conlesfmnrs from left mm- Dirk Arthur, Chest:-r Hunr, Deriol Ohmer, and Neil Lnmpli. Neil won by G hair, of course. ,f ,Q . Y'r, i. ...nel ,XI w SNL 'I if Sittin' down a spec and enioyin' a fresh sip of moonshine are a few of the couples who enioyed Themselves cutting up of the Farmers' Boll, Farmer sl Or forever hold your peacefl says preacher, Roger Roberts during shotgun wedding af Farmers' Ball. Ernie Wakeham and Shoron Erickson are quaking couple. Gun-Toiing pa is Dick Arthur and Susan Reynolds is iroie ma. ,f 1 R1 ,,k KVNG ARTHUR QUEEN SHARON Dick Arihur cmd Sharon Burke wer. tl ' ' 0 we reugmng roynlvy of Co-ed Dance, hu ghlighfofChris1mc1s se-cxzovw at Flfmclwo 1 8, L- x-ff N 3 I 4 v Q 1 HOWDY HOP QUEEN Mornny Lynde, freshman 'f 'X I 1 9' 6 -. N XE 1 . ,V N. t .x LETTERMEN'S QUEEN 3 Merrily Polie, iunior ' Q 1 V 5 UX1 'N FARMERS' BALL QUEEN Sheryl Anderson, sophomore 5 Mernly Polue Cathy Chute SEPTEMBER 4? ll if SL Judy Newman Lunda Rotz OCTOBER 12 V7 gn Valene Young Bonme Chandler NOVEMBER N., J Karen Madsen Jen Hokenson DECEMBER Susan Reynolds Kns Madsen Jeanne Marvvne a JANUARY 3 fv- l 15 Jackue Sherman Nancy Brooks Sandy Stokke Nancy Crawford MARCH APRIL FEBRUARY Maxfueld ax i X , ' 'Q- C v I Y Q 4 g V Y 1 Y L x X 5 ' ' ' ' H I . I . E 9 . , Gals 6:5 A , 5 ' L52 0 6 t -D 6' X' f if g 0 , -5 , c L cv 'Af J' ' , , G' 3-5 .Y 7' ' 5 gg X ' N ,- V A iw' , F., A ' fy' P f ai' . 1 -,3 J NY ffgx M Ami, cery- Agular, Duke-Sci., Elect., Drama Clubs, Il, I2 Allen, Barbara-Stud. Cab., Ath. Comm., II, I2 -GAA, II, I2 - TriHiY, II, I2 - Sci. Club, II, I2 - Bib. Club, II, I2 IPub. Chrmn., II, Sec., I2l - Rec. 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II Erickson, Sharon - Song Ldr., I2 - Comm., II, I2 - Youth Day, License Il - Coed Queen Cond., II - Gls. Lg. Dress Rep., II - Drama Club, II, I2 IPres., II, Sec., I2l - Pep Club, I2-Sci. Club, II, I2-F.T.A., II, I2 - Rec. Club, II Flnley, Sandy-Gls. Lg. Dress Rep., I2 - Paper Editor, II, I2 - Journ. Awd., II - Youth Day, Mgr. Ed. of Daily News, Il - Pep Club, II, I2 -Hmking. Club, II, I2 lSec., I2l - Ann. Staff, II, I2 - Rec. Club, II Fowler, Robert-Vars. Ftbl., II, I2 - Letmns. Club, II, I2 - Key Club, I2 - F.T.A., I2 lP1'eS., I2l - J.V. Bsbl., II - Chrmn. of Brd. of Cont., II - Comm., II, I2 Frame, Zandra-Brd. of Cont., I2 - Comm., II, I2 - Youth Day, Licence Inspec., II - AFS Comm. Rep., II, I2 - Sci. Club, Il, I2 IPres., I2l - Rec. Club, II - Big Sis., II - F.T.A., II, I2 - French Club, I2 Frederlckson, Terry-Drama Club, I2 Galllardi, Rod - Stud. Coun. Rep., II, I2 -- Civil Def. Tm., I I Garcia, Bllly--Vars. Ftbl., I2 - Letmns. Club, I2 - Trk. Tm., I2 Gilbert, Jlm-Stud. Cab., I2 - Assoc. Stud. Body Pres., I2 - Jr. Class Pres., II - Comm., II, I2 - Rec. Club, II - Key Club, I2 - Letmns. Club, II, I2 - Coed King Cand., II -Vars. Ftbl., II, I2 - Vars. Bsebl., Il, I2 lCap., Ill - Sci. Club, I2 - Youth Day, County Mgr., II, Mayor, I2 - Gold Spur, II, I2 IParl., Ill- 20-30 Sptmnship. Award, I2 Gray, Andrea-Gls. Lg. Dress Rep., I2- Yell Ldr., II - Sec. Brd. of Cont., I2 -Comm., Il, I2 - Sci. Club, II, I2 - F.T.A., II, I2 lSec., Ill - Red Cross, lPres., Ill - TriHiY, II, I2 - Rec. Club, ll - Schlshp. Soc., II, I2 - GAA, I2 -- Pep Club, II, I2 - Youth Day, Dist. Super., ll Gray, Tony-GAA, II - Sci. Club, II, I2 - Gls. Lg. Dress Rep., I2 Greenlee, Marilyn - Stud. Cab., I2 - Asst. Pep. Comm., I2 - Comm., II, I2 - Rec. Club, Il lPres., Ill - Schlshp. Club, Il, I2 lV.P., I2l - Pep Club, I2 - F.T.A., II, I2 - Drama Club, II, I2 lV.P., Ill - GAA, I2 - Sci. Club, I2 - Sr. Class Trea., I2 Gregory, Jackie- Grifflth, Nita-Bus. Club, Il, I2 Guelker, Judy - Pep Club, ll, I2 - Bus. Club, I2 IProg. Chrmn., l2l - Drill Tm., I2 Haggard, Russ- Harker, Judy-Transfer, I2 - Journalism Staff, I2 - GAA, I2. Harlow, Jackle-Sci. Club, II, I2 - Lat. Club, II - Drama Club, I2 - Betty Crocker Hmking. Award, I2 Hein, Elwood-FFA, II, I2 lSec., I2l Helns, Nancy-Stud. Cab., Rec. Sec., II Gls. Lg. Hist., II, I2 - Comm., II, I2 - Drama Club, II, I2 - F.T.A., II - Sci. Club, II - Rec. Club, II - Gold Spur, ll, I2 - Youth Day, Princ. of Rancho, II - Jr. Play Cast, II - GAA, I2 - Top Tan Serv. Awds. Bq., II Henson, Phyllis-Pep Club, I2-Hmking. Club, I2 Hettlnga, David-Comm., I2 - FFA, II, I2 ISec., II, Pres., l2l - Key Club, I2 - Schlshp. Club, II, I2 - Civil Def. Tm., II, I2 - Rec. Club, II - Sr. Play Cast, I2 Hicks, Bud-Comm., II - Stud. Coun. Rep., II - Peralde's, II lSec., III- Sci. Club, I2 - Civil Def. Tm., I2 B Ftbl., II - B Bskbl., II - Vars. Ftbl., I2 - Letmn. Club., II, I2 Hoffman, Joyce--Music Club, II, I2 - Gls. Lg. Tal. Shw., II Halrltz, Carole-Pep Club, II, I2 lTrea., I2l - Bus. Club, I2 lPres., I2l - Gls. Lg. Fash. Shw., II Hosack, Wayne-Jr. Cl. V.P., II - Sr. Cl. Pres., I2 - Gold Spur, II, I2 lPres., III - Civil Def. Tm., II, I2 -FFA, II, I2 Hubert, Jackie-Jr. Cl. Treo., II - Gls. Lg. Dress Rep., II-Queen of Letmns. Dance, II - Drill Tm., I2 - Rec. Club, ll, I2 - Bus. Club, II, I2 - Pep Club, II, I2 Hunt, Chester-FFA, II, I2 lPres., I2I Jackman, Marlene-Pep Club, II, I2 - Bus. Club, I2 - GAA, I2 - Big Sis., II - Rec. Club, II - Snack Bar Stf., II, I2 Jamison, Alex-Comm., II, I2 - Key Club, II, I2 - Sci. Club, II - Letmns. Club, II, I2 - Vars. Bsktbl., II, I2 Jury, Judith-Pep Club, I2 -- GAA, II, 12, - sci. club, I2 - Big sas., II Klllion, Robert-Comm., II, I2 - Key Club, I2 - Sci. Club, I2 Kingsbury, Allen-Sci. Club, Il I2 - Photo Club, II, I2 lSec., I2I - Schlshp. Soc., II, I2 lProI. Chrmn., III - Debate Club, I2 -Tennis Tm., II UV Letmn.I-Bank of Amer. Awd. -Soc. Sci., I2 Klsslck, Lellanl-Transfer, I2 Kumlck, John-Stud. Coun. Rep., I2 - Sr. Cl. Trea., I2 - Schlshp. Soc., ll, I2 lPres., III-Gold Spur, II, I2 lParl., I2I - Sc. Club, I2 - Debate Club, I2 - Elk's Schlshp. Awd., II - Essay Contest, Ist Place, II-Bnk. of Amer. Awd., Math.-Sci., I2 Kyle, Carlynn-GAA, II, I2 - Big Sis., II LaFazia, Sharon- Lamph, Nell- Lanergan, Barbara- Larkin, Laura-Transfer Lauriano, Janet-Music Club, II -Gls. Lg. Tal. Shw., II, I2 - Big Sis., II -GAA, I2 Lazarus, Roberta-Awd. Cab., I2, Rec. Sec., I2 - Comm., II, I2 - Latin Club, II, I2 lV.P., III - F.T.A., II, I2 lPres., III - Schlshp. Soc., Il, I2 -Sci. Club, II, I2-Rec. Club, II- GAA, I2 - Jr. Play Cast, II - Big Sis., II - Typing Awd., II Loachman, Ken- Lechner, Lany- Ledford, Barbara-Bus. Club, II - Sci. Club, II lewis, Mary-Stud. Cab., Il, I2 - Pep Comm., II - School Service Comm., I2-Youth Day, Mgr. Bank of Amer., Il - Flag Twirler, II, I2 - Pep Club, II, I2 lPres., I2I - Comm., II, I2 - Sci. and Gold Spur, II, I2 Llnholm, Stan-Transfer, I2-Art Club, I2 Luthln, JoAnn-GAA, II, I2 - Letter- girl, II, I2 Madsen, Karen--GI. of the Mon., Dec., I2 - Bus. Club, 11, I2 lSec., 11, I2I - Rec. Club, II - Pep Club, II, I2 - Big Sis., II - Career Day, Il Maxfleld, Pat-Annual Ed., II, I2 - Pep Club, II, I2 lSec., I2I - Bus. Club, II, I2 - Newspaper Staff, II, I2 - Youth Day, G.G. Daily News Staff, II - Big Sis., II - Comm., I2 - Vars. Tenn, GAA, I2 - Girl of the Month, Feb., I2 May, Hoyt-Sci. Club., II, I2 McDowell, Joyce-F.T.A., II, I2 lHist. and Pub. Direc., I2I - Bible Club, II, I2 -Fash. Show, II McLaughlin, Pat - Yell Ldr., I2 - Comm., II, I2 - Stud. Coun., I2- V.P. of Sr. Class, I2 - FNAP, II lCorr. Sec., III - Bus. Club, II - Pep Club, II, I2 - Sci. Club, I2 - GAA, II - Farmers' Ball Queen, II -Rec. Club, II Meyer, Jim-Transfer, I2 Meyer, Pati - Transfer, I2 - Drama Club, I2 Miller, John-Rec. Club, II Morehead, Dick- Moss, Sylvia - Stud. Cab., II, I2 - Stud. Body Sec., II - Parl., I2 - FNAP, II ISec., III - Jr. Red Cross, II lSec., III- Comm., II, I2 - Top Ten Serv. Awards Bq., II - Youth Day, Gen. Mgr. Telephone Co., II - GAA, II, I2 - F.T.A., II - Sci. Club, II, I2 - Gold Spur, II, I2 - Pep Club, I2 - Art Club, II -Rec. Club, II - Big Sis., II Mowry, James- Myers, Lynn-Stud. Cab., II, Assc. Stud. Body Pres., II - Elk's Leadership Award, II - Gls. Lg. Dress Rep., II - Outstanding Girl Serv. Awards Bq., II - Comm., II, I2 - Jr. Play, Make-up, II - Sr. Play Cast, I2 - Yell Ldr., I2 - Annual Staff, Copy Ed., I2 - Newspaper Staff, I2 - Buffum's Young Careerist, II - Gold Spur, II, I2 lSgt. at Arms, III -Sci. Club, I2 - Lat. Club, II - F.T.A., II, I2 - Pep Club, I2 - Rec. Club, II - Jr. Red Cross, II - Drama Club, II - Big Sis., Il-Gls. Lg. Fash. Show, II - Youth Day, Chrmn. of Brd. of Supervisors, Orange County, II Newman, Edith-C.A.S.C. Rep., II-Rec. Club, II-Stud. Cab., II-Rec. Sec., II - Comm., II, I2 - Art Club, II, I2 lV.P., III - F.T.A., I2-Sci. Club, I2 - Pep Club, II, I2 - Youth Day, Direc. of Public Works, II North, Richard-Comm., II-Stud. Coun. Rep., II - Track, II - Vars. Ftbl., I I-Letmns. Club, II Norton, Charles-Sci. Club, II O'Bryan, Deanna-Stud. Coun. Rep., I2 Bus. Club, I2 lTrea., I2I -- Pep Club, II, I2 - Rec. Club, II - Sci. Club, 11, I2 -- Drill Tm., I2 - sag sas., II - Gls. Lg. Fash. Show, II Ohmor, Derial-Sci. Club, II, I2-Vars. Ftbl., I2 - Comm., II - Civil Def., Tm., I2 Ostrom, Vesta-Bible Club, II - Bus. Club, II - Hmking. Club, I2 - Big Sis., II Packard, Marla-Transfer, I2-Hmking. Club, I2 - GAA, I2 - Rec. Club, I2 - Pep Club, I2 Palmquist, Robert- Passalaqua, Tony-Letmns. Club, Il, I2 -Vars. Ftbl., II, I2 Peacock, Darrelene-Yell Ldr., II-Stud. Cab., I2-Pep. Comm., I2 - Stud. Coun., II-Comm., II, I2 - Coed Queen Cond., II - Brd. of Con., II Youth Day, Pres. of Farm. 8- Merchants Bank, Il - TriHiY, I2 - Pep Club, II, I2-Hmking. Club, II, I2 - Bib. Club., II, I2 lPres., I2I-F.T.A., I2 - Gold Spur, II, I2 - Drama Club, I2 - Sr. Play Cast, I2 -GAA, II - Rec. Club, II - Photo Club, II Peart, Larry-Track, II Perkins, Ronald- Peterson, Raymond-FFA, II, I2 lTrea., I2I - Vars. Ftbl., II, I2 - Track B Tm., II Potter, Roxy-Song Ldr., II - GAA, Bsktbl. Mgr., II, I2 - Stud. Coun. Rep., II - Comm., II, I2 - Pep Club, II - Art Club, II, I2 - Lot. Club, Il - F.T.A., II, I2 Pettlt, Charles-FFA, II - Vars. Ftb., II Presley, Chuck-Stud. Coun. Rep., II, I2 - Comm., II, I2 - Jr. Class Yl. Ldr., II - Sr. Class Yl. Ldr., I2 - Sci. Club, II, I2 - Music Club, II Rec. Club, II - Letmns. Club, II, I2 Vars. Ftbl., II, I2 - Civil Def. Tm., II, I2 Rasmus, Sandy - Hmking. Club, I2 lTrea., I2I - GAA, I2 Ratliff, Emit- Read, Mimi-Bible Club, II, I2 - Sci. Club, II, I2 - GAA, I2 Reed, Judy-Stud. Coun. Rep., II - Comm., II - Paper Editor, II - Annual Staff, II, I2 - TriHiY, II, I2 lTrea., III - Sci. Club, I2 - Bible Club, I2 lTrea., I2I - Pep Club, I2 Reedy, Mike-Photo Club, II, I2 lV.P., III -- Sci. Club II, I2 - Key Club, II, I2 - Paper Staff Photog., II, I2 - Annual Photog., II, I2 Remy, Marilyn - Transfer, I2 - Art Club, I2 Reynolds, Susan-Gls. Lg. V.P., II-Sr. Class Sec., II-Comm., II, I2-Yell Ldr., I2 - Gold Spur, II, I2 lV.P., II, I2I - Jr. and Sr. Play Makeup, II, I2 - Rec. Club, II - GAA, I2 - F.T.A., II, I2 -Sci. Club, I2 Pep Club, II, I2 -- Drama Club, II - Top Ten Serv. Awds. Bq., II - Girl of Month, Jan., I2 Rhodes, John-Stud. Cab., Bus. Mgr., II -Comm., II, I2 - Photo Club, II, I2-Sci. Club, Il, I2 - Key Club, II, I2-Pep. Club, I2 lV.P., I2I- Annual and Paper Staff, II-Schlshp. Soc., I2 lPres., I2I - Band, II, I2 lStud. Direc., I2I Robert, Roger-Comm., II, I2 - Stud. Coun. Rep., II - Key Club, II lV.P., III-Civil Def. Tm., II, I2-Letmns. Club, II, I2 - Vars. Ftbl., II, I2 -Vars. Bsktbl., II, I2-Gold Spur, II, I2 Rohweder, Dick-Comm., II, I2-Photo Club, II, I2 lV.P.I - Paper and An- nual Staff Photog., I2 Romitl, Jay - Brd. of Control, II - Comm., II, I2 - Key Club, II, I2 -Gold Spur., II, I2 - Vars. Ftbl., II, I2 - Letmns. Club, II, I2 - Track, II Ronnenberg, Gary- Schuchardt, Dennis-Cross Country Tm., 12-Civil Def. Tm., 12 Schwarzer, Sigrid-Sr. Class Sec., 12 - Stud. Coun. Rep., 12 - Foreign Ex- change Stud. from Germany, 12-Sci. Club, 12 - Schlshp. Soc., 12-GAA, Tennis, 12 Seltzinger, Lois-Stud. Cab., Asst. Pub. Direct., 12 -- Comm., 11, 12 - Sci. Club, 11, 12 - Art Club, 11 Shelton, Josephine-Sci. Club. 11, 12 - Bib., F.T.A., Bus. Clubs, 11, 12 - Big Sis., 11 Shenk, Robert- Shorroclr, Sam-Music Club, 11 - Sci, Club, 12 - AFS Stud. Comm., 12 Simon, Jerry-Letmns. Club, 11, 12 -- Key Club, 11, 12 - B Bsktbl., 12 -Tennis Tm., 12 Slagle, Sherry-Song Ldr., 12 - Stud. Coun. Rep., 11, 12 - Comm., 11, 12 -Tal. Shw., 11 - GAA, 12 - Pep Club, 12 - Jr. Red Cross, 12 - Hmking. Club., 11, 12 lPres., 11, V.P., 121 - Photo Club, 11 1Sec., 111 - Rec. Club, 11 - Gls. Lg. Fash. Shw., 11 -- Coed Queen, 11 - Bible Club, 11, 12 - A Cappella Choir, 12 Sluder, Ronald-Sci. and Key Clubs, 12 Smith, Dennis- Smith, Gordon-Comm., 11 - Annual and Paper Staff, 11 - Civil Def. Tm., 12 - Photo Club, 11, 12 1Pres., 111 - Key Club, 11, 12 lSec., 111- Peralde's, 11, 12 - Bible Club, 11, 12 - Sci. Club, 12 Smith, Marcia-Transfer, 12 Souza, John - FFA, 11, 12 - Cross Country Tm., 11, 12 - Track, 11, 12 Spangler, Linda-Stud. Cab., Pub. Mgr., 11 - Schlshp. Soc., 11, 12 - F.T.A., 11, 12 - Rec., Sci. and Art Clubs, 11-Bible Club, 11, 12 lPres., 111 Stokke, Sandy - Gls. Lg. Pres., 11 - Song. Ldr., 12 - Jr. Class V.P., 11- Sr. Class Sec., 12 - Comm., ll, 12 -Stud. Coun. Rep., 12 - Youth Day, City Administrator, 11 - Gold Spur, 11, 12 1Tra., 11, 121 - Jr. and Sr. Play, 11, 12 1Cast, 12, Makeup, 111 - Rec. Club, 11 - Pep Club, 11, 12 - Sci. Club, 12 - F.T.A., 11 Stone, Sue--Hmking Club, 11 - Pep Club, 11 - TriHiY, 11 -- Stud. Coun. Rep. 12 Tamul, Lois-GAA, ll - Drill Tm., 12 Lat. Club, 11, 12 - Pep Club, 11, 12 F.T.A., 11 -- Sci. Club, 11, 12 -- Rec. Club, 11 - Gls. Lg. Fash. Shw., 11-ArtClub,11 Tapie, Mari+Music Club, 12 Thompson, Fred- Thempson, Patti - Bus. Club, 11, 12 1V.P., 111 -- Big Sis., 11 -- Schlshp. Soc., 11 Uribe, Marie-Gls. Lg. Sec., 11, 12 - GAA, 12 - Schlshp. Soc., 12 - Sci. Club, 11, 12 - Pep Club, 11 - FNAP, 11 Vener, Dennis-Sr. Cl. V.P., 12-Letmns. Club, 11, 12 1Trea., 121-Gold Spur, 1-1, 12-Art Club, 11 - Rec. Club, 11 Vergilio, Don - Vars. Ftb., 11, 12 - Letmns. Club, 11 12 Wakeham, Ernie - Stud. Cob., Assoc. Stud. Body V.P., 12 - Stud. Coun. Rep., 11 - Comm., 11, 12 -- Top Ten Serv. Awds. Bq., 11 - Letmns. Club, 11, 12 1Pres., 111 - Sci. Club, 11,12 - Key Club, 11, 12 - Per- alde's, 11 - Youth Day, Post Master, 11 -- Gold Spur, 11, 12 - Vars. Ftbl., 11, 12 - Vars. Bsebl., 11 Walter, Dorothy-Sci. Club, 11, 12 Watson, Beverly - Bus. Club, 11, 12 lTrea., 111 - Pep Club, 11, 12-Big Z fl ,!' 4. J, 444 9 :gif 4 . 4 . f 44 '91 ff: A , vs Jil Sis., 11 Watt, Ken-Comm., 12 - Sr. Play Cast, 12-Sr. Yell Ldr., 12 Watts, Lucille-Sci., F.T.A., Bus. Clubs, 12 - Big Sis. and Drill Tm., 11, 12 Webber, Jacque-Pep Club, 12 - GAA, 12 White, Ron--Stud. Cab., 12 - Brd. of Cont., 12 - Paper Staff, Asst. Ed., 11 -Paper and Annual Staff, 12-Youth Day, City Ed., Daily News, Pres. of Opt., 11 - Sci. Club, 12 - Schlshp. Soc., 11, 12 1Sec., 111 - Key Club, 12 - Journ. Awd., 11 Whitkus, Stevie-Bus. Club, 12 Wilkinson, Peggy- Wills, Sally-TriHiY, 11 - Bib. Club, 12 Pep Club, 12 - Sci. Club, 12-GAA, 12-Comm., 12 Wilson, Wesley - FFA, 11, 12 1Sent., Trea., 121 Wishard, Lois-GAA, 12 Woods, Reggie-Paper and Annual Ar- tist, 11, 12 - Journ. Awd., 11 - Schlshp., Art Award, 11 Wyles, Charles- Yergler, Pat-Transfer, 12 - Hmking. Club, 12 - TriHiY, 12 - Pep Club and Rec. Club, 12 Yoshloka, Robert-Key Club, 11, 12 - Vars. Bsktbl., 11, 12 - Letmns. Club, 1 1, 12 Young, Valerie-Comm., 11, 12-Stud. Cab., Asst. School Serv. Comm., 12- Jr. Cl. Dress Rep., 11 - Rec. Club, 11, 12 - Jr. Red Cross, 11 - Coed Princess, 11 - Art Club, 12 - Youth Day, Wmns. Club Pres., 11 - Big Sis., 11 - Gls. Lg. Tal. Shw., 12 - Sci. Club, 12 - F.T.A., 12 - Jr. and Sr. Play, 11, 12 lCast, 121 - Gl. of Month, Nov., 12 , x S . 1 ' STANTON PLAZA BUSINESSMENS ASSOCIATION Highway 39 at Orangevvood ROBINSONS JEVVELERS 9874 Garden Grove BIvd. JE 7-0989 GARDEN SQUARE HARDWARE 9896 Garden Grove Blvd. JE 778442 JUDKINS MUSIC 9876 Garden Grove Blvd. JE 7-7242 x...L T21 'F1 nf Rancho athletes, Dennis Vener and Jim Bab- bitt, outfit themselves for big game at EVANS SPORTING GOODS 9816 Garden Grove Blvd. lln Garden Squarel LE 9-7021 X , X .Q .Fig Sue Singer selects greeting card from wide assortment at ANlTA'S GIFT SHOP 9806 Garden Grove Blvd. lln Garden Squarel JE 7-5134 it Darrelene Peacock Hurry! Senior Prices Still Prevail on Duplicate Orders ROBERTS STUDIO 407 N. Main, Santa Ana K1 3-8506 Elllog 1-ui' ' 1. f war. 1 1 A-we . . if:-In -.- J. eff., A, ' 1 s 5' . L.,- Kathy Clark gets helpful advice on make-up selection at TREON DRUG CO. 9786 Garden Grove Blvd. lln Garden Squarel JE 7-5692 1 ix Reggae Woods and Sandy Finley verify The comfort and beauty of furniture from DANIGER BROS. 9866 Garden Grove Blvd. JE 7-0288 i 1: X A I . K I - x , , 4 Ng 7 any .W X Tom gives Jan Land a beautiful orchid from GARDEN GROVE FLORISTS 10751 Garden Grove Blvd. JE 7-7760 Sta n Stokke, Don Vergilio, and John Van Dyke find their clothing needs at BILL'S-The Men's Store STanTon Plaza Highway 39 lBe-hind Ranchol sifffm I W . I 4 4 VAY4V'y p Ml 'M fl Hobbies galore make choice difficult for Al Darneron when he visits OWL DRUGS Stanton Plaza Highway 39 lBehind Ranchol ft I., 1 CENTURY FLOWERS 10741 Garden Grove Blvd. JE. 7-4741 CORSAGES WEDDING SPECIALISTS Consult us for all your floral needs Reasonable Prices Bruce Baker surprises Andrea Gray with white orchid from Century. 3 L. Next time call an expert. CGI! Donna McCollum and Pat Crenshaw know where to go for hairstyling BEAUTIE BY BETTIE Chapman T-V 8. Electronics 8959 Chapman LE 9-2016 9678 Chapman LE 9-5511 Debbie Deming and Mel Pittser try to operate IOO-year old antique printing press. WILL DEMING, INC. 9151 Garden Grove Blvd. JE 7-6425 Wayne Hosack finds sharp jacket at Q - ' n fs Q fb 9838 Garden Grove Blvd. Sharon Erickson, Buffums' Young Careerist, made Buffums' the first stop on her vacation agenda. Make Buffums' your summer cloth- ing headquarters too, whether your vacation plans call for fun in the sun or busy work days. Long Beach ' Santa Ana Susan Reynolds finds wide assortment . 1 D - . i l 1... t iiliv. ' K f. ,, 1 N , gg' Vg -sr. li if . Jill Elliott models lovely formal at of good-looking, well-fitting dresses at WENDY'S TALL FASHIONS 323 N. Broadway, Santa Ana Everything for the tall girl- 5'7 to 6'9 , Sizes IO to 20 MINETTE'S l5Ol N. Main, Santa Ana One-ot-a-kind dresses under S75 Specializing in formals, cocktail, and wedding dresses. S.. up 6 mv, Q .4 .wry This-' ' Myrna Weaver and Bob Mitchell have a good time on date at Knott's Berry Farm. Plenty to do and see-plus lots of good eating. KNOTT'S BERRY FARM AND GHOST TOWN Buena Park l2 miles south of Buena Park on Highway 39l Jim Gilbert gets courteous attention in selecting school and dress clothes at MARTlN'S MEN'S WEAR 12975 Euclid 1. I SV' l , ly 1 if fl, N Marilyn Ruley finds bolts and bolts of lovely material at FABRIC MART 9892 Garden Grove Blvd. JE 7-7869 ,Q , Y F J C . ' 1 , - 3 , 1 - E 55545 E t .- 46 il Sharon Langstraat and Ron White enioy healthful, delicious Excelsior Milk. Ron has already grown out of the picture. EXCELSIOR CREAMERY 926 E. First Street Santa Ana Kimberly 2-353i .. r' 1 A A Au tcyrga 115 c F 6 5h ll 'Q' 5 ' ' , i. Autojrflylls Autggzgjplms Na. -- - 1 -- . - 3-.4 Q- ,.-. H- l 1 0 an Tony Bykerk - Infield Jim Afdahl - Infield Ed Riley - E, Pitcher 'V' ur ' 'v .h ' -. 4, , -LL Md., -... -5.-... 3- - A ' ' N939 N - 'if ..-.3-K Q .- .-e.,... . 4... .-Y? dur- H4 Tony Bykirk puts Mater Dei fielder out at first in one of two early season home games that wasn't called because of rain. Mater Dei game was up in the air until cz lost minute break in the weather permitted game to be played. Mater Dei came out an top. Don Homme - Infield Keith Schroeder - Utility .J -, 4 r ia. Art Stevener - Infield ... 1.1 ' su. .53 , , . .1 ... . .14 A- .-, '-ng.. . ... 1, ,,, - Pi x x .1 if . ' -1' -w,.,g, ' . - V1 , Q YUQWQA - Q - N.: S 1-ia 4 inf lalir x 'Q' b Roy Dymond - Infield y .Q g, L Q' George Moore k Infield Sion Sfoklco- Calcluer , 13 L4-C' U 'W-sg, 7 I 3 J , .rid .. ...N 5 - ' A Q.- , . 1 .-4.. . ' -4 .. ..- , ' s .7 .515-- ,l . G' ' ui 7.'. . y. - --.Y Q - - f- s .. ' .- , 1- . .--... ...Q , -, s Q ov '. on N' 'vw 'f - , ,yi 0 ' l V, - , s - - sf--. .-- .. M . li cs, .-- ' .. ' - . ' . . 1 Stun Stokke loses his hm trying fo beqf ball ro first bgge- Warren Harms of Moier Dei puts him oui, Siokke is Rcmcho catcher. Arnie Prelweirn - Utility Tony Afdolwl - Outfield Jirn Gilbert - Pilclmr li' , ,Q . - ,- esp- . X W Y -'B fa r-Ln-.. Editors Postsczyvt Much has happened since the last land firstl edition of EI Conquistador. We hope this annual will remind you of all the fun you had this year. We tried to take pic- tures to cover as many phases of school life as possible. Since memories alone are incapable of holding all the aspects of the 1957-58 school year, this book will live. The book will live until it is consumed by some hungry, old trunk in a corner of the attic. Even then the book will not be dead. While trapped in this dark and musty prison it maintains a terrific amount of potential energy which bursts out in a maze of colorful and prec- ious memories whenever the book is re-opened. Now my iob as editor is finished, except to express my sincere appreciation to all who helped make this a memorable book. Special thanks go to Reggie Woods, our cartoonist, Dick Rohweder and Mike Reedy, photographers, Pat Crenshaw, business manager, Tony Afdahl, sports editor, and Lynn Myers, copy editor, for all the hours of work they did. - Thanks also to Jan Land, Sue Allen, Linda Huggins, Melvina Howard, Judy Reed, Linda Hanover, Sheryl An- derson, Mike Robinson, Sandy Finley, Ron White, .lo Ann Luthin, Valerie Ball, and Judy Harker, who each helped in some way. Mr. Dick Beam of Robert's Studio, the staff of Year- book House, Mr. Harry Caywood of S. K. Smith Covers, and the Garden Grove Daily News all furnished technical advice and assistance which were invaluable. Without the help of our iournalism advisor, Miss Betty Coxson, our problems would never have been solved. To you, Miss Coxson, I would like to extend the staff's and my most sincere thanks and gratitude. It has been hard work, but a.lso fun putting out this book. I'm glad it's over . . . but l'd do it again. So long for now, Pat Maxfield 152 3 -A +2 H - ,-,f. ff'A ' gif - I ., 12. --gfee' V --fr' 1.--fl: f 1 -' '- K' 4 5 .yea-4 .f ,f.f'f-- f, 'xv if . 1 1-. .Q .. I H . f .,, ,, , 4 ws-yt' SW. iff f, I--' - F H Aa- fm i'.!.f ' Q 'hw I ' I 7 ' V 'EQ V' Y ' W 0 4 'fffd'-'Vg' ' . .. -1 ' ff? ...Q X 4, .YU-a x - . Wx, , '4,,-4,- . 5 w - A fi, . , ,,f,. ff- , -4 -f. ,, '1 'f .6 D -3' .1 - 2 I, f :M 'ug if '-,. .5 . ' SQ V. 9 1 x Y jf 4'3- 'i is nf. 1: Q' 4 , .fy 5. 'J rn '1 5 E lf Lf if , 4 .xi ,J Q' , 33 .-vy .- .L 1 1' 4- A 1 :r xv' K5 .45 M 4' ,A I f I , , .ff ,f 91