Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1966 volume:

' - ' ' m f : ) ' V ' } Cs i. ' i 4 X ' -SVi i njc ' - ::?ociacH 1 -Sk 4) ci -A r u ' w t J. . .- : V. oM y , V 4 ? 5 -J 1  PS- ' 0 jdAy ' ltjJ m x%4 f V o I y y Jl-o- l xiCa ' A uiiCi cx xv-a u I - (5l: 1. (k. K r The Futuro Is Ours ' ,f or. . it arfi MAKIO, 1966 Redlands High School tedlands, California D«bbie Fitzgerald, Editor II Tomorro v. I I I • ..that Todoii can S n Sec. Faetnci T ctnc| tomorrow, ' , . .We p ri Classes . . . 80 Social. , . J 40 I e Pi reparc Spprts . . . 756 JctMt es . . . 02 faculty . , . 20 TKe Place of 01I.T 1 I Mr. Lawrence J. Britten He gains his greatest satisfaction from befriending R.H.S. students and helping them toward discovering a more meaning- ful and beneficial life. He came to R.H.S. as a Junior and the following year he was named all-C.B.L. tackle. After gradution he attended U.C.L.A. where he again won recognition in foot- ball. He played on the Bruin varsity team for three years; then his football career was climaxed when he played in the Ro se Bowl, January 1, 1954. In June of that year he was graduated and then entered two years of service in the U.S. Navy. Although he originally planned to be a rancher, his interest in young people led into the teaching profes- sion. He first taught in Riverside, but returned in 1959 to his Alma Mater, as a math instructor and coach. On the playing field he emphasizes hard, but clean play. His J.V. football teams have responded to his leadership, in turn, by winning all but two games in the past three seasons. His strict discipline and lack of self glorification have been a constant inspiration to his students. Outside his teaching life he has become involved in both church and community activities. His popularity with young people has increased through his work with Young Life and Lite House. Therefore, with pride we dedicate this 1966 AAAKIO to Mr. Lawrence J. Britten. Debbie Fitzgerald Editor Dear Makio Staff, We are young, we are alive, we ore the future! Congratulations, Makio staff . . . your yearbook has truly captured this theme . . . you have been creative and diligent throughout this entire year, one marked by the usual problems and ironical turns of fate. You have all contributed greatly to the success of this book. My special thanks can only be inadequately ex- pressed to veterans Cindy and Sandy Smith, my two right-hand men without whom I could not hove possibly functioned effectively. Other bouquets should be handed to Barbara Hegyssey, who drew our excellent lettering, Linda Hinkle, who created our gem — the theme, and Rick Krantz, who in addition to his duties as Sports Edi- tor, did a great deal of photography. Finally, the entire staff, section editors, and photographers, who all per- formed so beautifully, deserve, too, the highest praise for their endeavors. Thank you! De]ob;e. . 4-: N e ' v ■ : — 1 .- --•yV. The Staff: Ricfi Beemer, Pfiotographer; Baibie Becker, Classes Editor; Lyn Fitzgeiald; Rick Krorntz, Sports Editor; Diana Luetcke; Cindy Smittn, Business Manager; Barbara Hegyessy, Co-Activities Editor; Linda Hinkle; Co-Activities Editor; Cindy Adams, Faculty Editor; Red Martin, Photography Editor; Susie Phelps, Social Editor; Sornlee Lubinsky; Sandy Smith, Ad Manager; Julie Htllsen, Index Editor; Doug Jirsa, Photographer, ■n Faeultii - 15 Dr. H. Fred Heisner Superintendent of Schools JnspiratioH for Zomorrow Bill Gibson Ass ' t Superintendent in Charge of Business Kenneth M. Hurlb ert Ass ' t Superintendent in Charge of Instruction William E. Bondy Chairman, Child Welfare, } 6 Attendance and Health Services Pnljprt F Bell Coordinator of Instructional Materials and Service Robert K. Burley Principal of Continuation Scho Boyd Johnson Chairman, Psychological Servi( Donald C. Beckcrd, President cf the Redlands School Board. Education is an instrument of the total culture, yet recognizes the dignity of the individual. It must also contribute to intelligent and devoted participa- tion in public affairs, develop sound principles of citizenship, foster loyalty and patriotism for our country, and aid in the solution of civic, social, and economic problems. ' It is in the application of this philosophy that these men have established the high standards of education that characterize and distinguish Redlands Senior High School. Gen Richard L. Scott (Ret | hik inil ' ' 17 Dear Students, The issuance of the 1966 Makio means the close of another chapter in the history of Redlands Senior High School. It is another chapter that has been filled with numerous accomplishments, the setting of new records, and the stowing away of memories that will be renewed to you as you read your Makio in years to come. We, here at Redlands Senior High School, hope that these will be sweet memories. We feel that 1965-66 has been another great year and all of our students have played a port in making it so. To the Seniors, I offer my best wishes, and hope for you the most pleasant and meaningful things in life. To the Juniors and Sophomores, 1966-67 lies ahead of you. What goes into the record book in the future will depend on you. I hope you will have a most pleasant summer and also that you will be making your plans for the coming year. As the old saying goes, even a gold mine is of no value unless it is worked. May Red- lands Senior High School be your gold mine, and may your work truly produce rich experience. Robert G. Campbell, Jr. Principal R. Gam Haycock Assistont Principal Guidance and Testing William F. Nance Assistant Principal Student Activities Charles Renin Assistant Principal School Plant and Student Activities Director of Athletics fortifying Zomomw ' s Ccadcrs Junior Counselor Biology Mobie S Soles Junior Counselor English Angelo Sisti Sophomore Counselor Geometry J. W. Anderson Senior Counselor American Gov t. George W. Banch Work Education Mildred Stevens Sophomore Counselor English Morjorie H. Baldwin Senior Counselor English --rf Beverly Sax Librarian Mrs. Reid, Financial Secretory, lends. a hand in all school matter 19 Terry R. Alexondns English Stanley J Drumnnond English Carolyn Cornish English Four persons vital to the study of American Literature! Catherine C Dunn English English 1 Helen E. Johnsen English Doris C. Neblett English Joseph H. Hansen English Sheldon H. Hebbard World Literature and Composition Matilda K. Philips English Clyde Prince English i 20 Lucille Astracan Spanish A ' V Alvino G. Figueroo Spanish Linda Myers French Lois A. Gregory French Helene M Villard German Deboroh Macleay Sponish, French Manuel Villegas Spanish 1 H. HoJiB •relish 1 H. HeW ' i liWokiie Cwposifa Versatile M fttors . . . the faculty O.K.! Who ' s the wise guy who tuned m KMEN ' le fri«« Wilbur H. Schowolter Horvey Smith Vocal Music Band Fred Waitz Orchestra Martha Wolf Homemaking Sharing Knowledge of Past and Present . . . Edward V. Branson Arts, Crafts Bernard Lowrey Helene Griswold Homemaking Sandra Hayes Homemaking, Clothing Mcdus of Bfcpression Billie Daniel Drama, Stage Craft 22 The rewards of practice . . . Mrs. Baccus and some members of the Speech Squad. Glen R. Chamberlo.n Agriculture Robert C. Dietrick Agriculture And, for my next selection Robert N Barnes Algebra, Trigonometry Robert F. Ferris Algebra, Geometry Wilfred R Foehne Geometry John D Hobbs Algebra George K, Johnson Geometry Jay L Kime Algebra, Geometry Roger L, Hall Agriculture b yi Frank E. Powell Algebra, Senior Math i J William Cunning hen Physics, Athletics 23 Ruth Adams Chemistry. Biology Chan L. Boiley ology, Life Science Jack M. Nogasako Chemistry, Athletics Robert K. Scholton Biology He probably would be happier if I didn ' t tell him . Donald H. Gifford ' imericcn Govern men Athletics ' .V L ois Schmidt Special Education 24 Patricia W. Knight Special Educotion Wilham L. Rose Life Science, Reading Special Education LeeRoy Snoddy Robert C. Morton Reoding Economics, English, Journalism, Hoboch Earl D. Uber ology, D iver Educati orv - 4 , V James Anderson American Government Janet K, B History Richard Bates History Glenn L, Beemer US History, Psychology, Makio Anson Bowles History Wilhom W Cook History, Athletics Charles G DeMirjyn Gov ernment Robert E. Hahn Government, Athletics Raymond L Hoight History, World Cultures, International Relations Elmer H. Nelso U.S History Unraveling Zoday ' s X Hem mas— Pot Sertic History, Driver Training Ronald L. Stutt US. History, Athletics, Public Relations George J Shye US. History erman J. Thorn U.S History 25 Joseph J. DeMoggio C Al Endeman Maurice E- Fey Physical Education, Typing, Athletics U.S. History, Athletics English, Athletics Gladys Beckord Nurse ClarifyiHg—CajoUng Paul E. Womock Athletics, Typing, Driver Education Grace K. Craig Physical Education Marlene McPeck Physical Education Barbara A. Revis Physical Education v Judith A. Ritner Physical Education Nancy J, Troyer Physical Education 26 I Sfcplammg and Skaring Knowledge Edward E Iverson Business Education, Driver Education Lawrence Trupo Typing Donald L. Spmdt Wood Shop J. D Konigsmark Mathematics. Radio Shop Donald Lowry Machine Shop 27 Office Staff: Seated: Mrs. Bachelor, Mrs, Patterson, Mrs Argleben, Mrs, Hensley, Mrs. Newell Second Row: Mrs. Kackley, Mrs. Wingren, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Rascher. U.M.S. Semce Staffs . . . Cafeteria Staff: First Row: Phylis Leon, Lucy Gray, Ruth Van, Lech King, Twilla Mays, Bonnie Sanders, Mary Carrick, Pauline Morris, Virginia Tolliver, Lois Yerton. Second Row: Louise Geiger, Toni Villarreol, Ruby Larson, Mary Chartier, Dolores Arredondo, Mary Torrez, Aline Metcalf, Gwenn Rouse, Virginia Borandy, Rena Pine, Eileen Chamberlien, Marcelien Pearson. Zhey M(ike the Wheels Qo Komd Satisfied Customers , . . rooters bus riders! it.-. l Custodians: Row 1: Mr, Butler, Mr. Blaouw, Mr. Lenhart, Mr. Goetlsch, Mr. Phillips, Mr Breyer, Mr. Burgess. Row 2: Mr. Street, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Heath, Mr Geiger, Mr. Jeffers, Mr. Page, Mr. Dilthey, firginio 29 30 i . n CVast eni 31 Zhe Challenge of Ceadersklp Dean Kackley ASB President Dear Student Body, With this letter comes the end of another school year. But this brief termination means only a begin- ning. Look forward to future possibilities and new experiences. Life holds much in store for you. Be optimistic, give of yourself and the rewards will be well worth the effort. This has been a wonderful year . , . many things happened and many things to remember. One of my greatest memories will be of serving you as ASB President. I thank you for the opportunity. It has been a tremendously rewarding experience, one that i will never forget. I have realized that service to my contemporaries is a pleasure. In the future, my best wishes go with each one of you. Dean Kackley ASB President Llto OLcJkJl r Mr. Williann F. Nance ASB Adviser Jim Fallaws, ASB Vice President 32 Chris Campbell — Commissioner of Publicity Ann Macy — Commissioner of Assemblies Dick Freeman — Commissioner of Elections and Procedures Carol Wilson — Commissioner of Pep and Morale 33 Jim Nagy President k I Karen Robinson Secretary I 1 Debbie Fitzgerald Treasurer Fellow Senior Class Members, It has been a great experience for me to work with the Class of ' 66 in its final year at Redlands High School. Admitted- ly, we are a class that has not been able to obtain so many of the more visible glories that preceding classes have ob- tained, but nevertheless, we have taken a permanent position of honor here. This is convincingly demonstrated by the scores of trophies placed through our efforts within the walls of Terrier Hall. Among these are awards for excellence in athletics, speech, and agriculture. Most of us will remember the many great experiences we have encountered during these years at Redlands High, years that are now swiftly sinking deeper into the past. The future is no doubt uppermost in our minds. Many are excited over the prospect of becoming a part of the college generation ; all are increasingly aware of the Vietnam War. Whatever your chosen course of eventual fate, may each and every one of you, the members of the Class of ' 66, meet with unceasing fortune m the years that lie ahead. Sincerely, Merilee Bennett Vice-President Class of 1966 SENIOR REPRESErJIATIVES: Row 1; Doug Verdeck, Chris Martin, Jeff Mitchell, Rex McBride, Glenn Anderson, Sue Porch; Row 2: Barbara Billick, Chris Campbell, Pam Repp, Kathy Rose Greenway, Jimmy Glaze; Row 3: Pimmy Farogher, Steve Jensen, Corol Wilson, Margaret Betsy Kassner, lettuce delivery-mnn 35 Sam Accuna Don Acheson Cynthia Adams Don Adams Douglas Adama 36 Jim Alexander Glenn Anderson Richard Arroyo Leslie Alexander Dave Arendt Alice Arzaga Gary Allman Kathleen Argleben Greg Ash Dennis Allred Don Armitage Alice Auerbacher Ricardo Alonza Michael Arredondo Judy Aulgur 1 1 Rita Aulgur Erin Bachiu Kay Bornett Wayne Bortlett Charles Austin Meg Bacon Pat Barrett Marianne Battalico Sharon Avance Gerald Balaban Carol Barron David Battersby Debbie Avey Pat Bordsley Keith Barron Kathy Bean John Babcock Stacia Barker Jim Bartlett Barbara Becker 37 Steve Beddoes Elaine Bedoya Emily Beebee Karen Beetler John Bennett 38 Merilee Bennett Marvin Benz Jane Bereda Maybelle Berg Karen Bergstalh Dor John Bergstronn Cindy Bethell Paula Bethurum Bob Beverly Chris Biddick Pat Robert Bierma Barbara Billick Gordon Binder La Donna Bischoff Louise Bloomingdale I I i (dole Bruce Blumenthal Tracy Boatman Mane Bock Vicki Bolin Paulo Bomgardner Darryl Bond Bill Bowles Kathy Boyd Mike Bracy Doug Brady Pat Brady Karen Brandenberger Robert Break Jim Breihan Mary Jeanne Breyer Dwayne Brinks Linda Bristow Flodie Brown Mike Brown Guy Brownson 39 £tfetf . Daryl Bruce Robert Bruckart Jackie Bruins Connie Brundoge Mollie Bryan John Buckmaster Betty Burke Carol Cabral Ray Bulond Steve Burley Richard Cabral 40 Daniel Beltran Jo Anne Burtron Steve Cogle Janet Burgeson Don Buyak Ken Caires Chuck Burgess Ralph Byma Scott Cairns I Chris Campbell Holly Carlstrom Joe Cisneros John Clay Pat CanonicQ Gail Corswell Brenda Clark Phil Cleaver Cris Capen Paul Cassel Kathryn Clark Karen Coder Jo Ann Cardoza Cecilia Castanedo Ross Clark Sandra Cole Dale Carlisle Cindy Christenson Toni Clark Eddie Coleman Steve Collette Tom Cornejo Charles Collins Keith Correia Candy Conner Jane Costello Candy Cook Rick Courtney Terry Cook John Cox 42 Robert Cox Pat Crowe Mike Coyazo Mike Cruzan Dana Cranmer Pat Culverhouse Robyn Crear Paul Cummings Tom Creedon Casey Cunningham I Bonnie Curtis Don Davis Peter Derbes Ernest Diaz Glenda Dahl Larry Davis Cat hy De Salvo Manuel Diaz Elaine Dole Michelle Day Karen De Shozer Ted Dibble Martha Daves Kathy Deen Greg Dewey Rick Dilthey Ron Davies Vince Delgado Glenda De Young Theresa DiMillo 43 Phillip Disparte Mike Dolan Annette Doney Clifford Doney Sondra Draper Sandra Drewitz Linda Dughmon Sandra Duncan John Dwyer Karen Dyess Lynn Eadie Marylin East Vicki Edwards Martha Elkins Karyn Enarson David Emerich Donna English Mary Espinoza Ralph Faccone Ruth Fairbanks I I James Fallows Scott Farmer Steve Fauntleroy Dan Feiling David Feiling Douglas Ferris Linda Finfrock Debbie Fitzgerald Debbie Fitzgerald Melvin Folkertsma Daniel Francis Jack Fredricksen Susan Fredrickson Richard Freeman Kitty Frey Linda Fuentes Sandy Fuller Tom Fuller William Funk Candy Gabbert I IT.TL k 45 s Susan Gadbois Carlos Garcia Cynthia Garcia Dolores Garcia Joaquin Garcia Joni Gardner Janet Garnsey Betty Garrettson Naomi Garrettson Fernando Garza Juli Janice Gearhart Linda Gerken Karen Gerner Gail Gerrard Barton Ghormley Pat Gibson Jean Gilpatrick Joan Gilpatrick Jim Glaze Leslie Goedert Vifc 46 Julie Grider Virginia Guevara Betsy Griffin Steve Guggisberg Don Griffitts Richard Hoizenga Denise Grimes Bob Hall Jim Grove Roger Hamomura 47 Mary Ann Hansen Barbara Harder Betty Ann Hardy Bill Harrison Janis Hasse Pat Mauser Jeff Haye Larry Hay Sandy Hazelton Jim Heath Bonnie Hebbard Barbara Hegyessy Sue Heinecke Linda Hinkle Brenda Henry Elizabeth Henry Steve Harrison Debbie Hoyhurst Kerrill Heida Tony Hernandez ■Wei 48 I Tetesa Hernan dez Lee Hicks Harvey Higgins Linda Higgs Brooke Hill Charles Hill Robert Hill Sandy Hinsvark Tim Hogon William Holcombe Bob Holman Craig Holt Bernie Holtman Mike Holt-Smith Josette Honus Terrel Hooker Denise Horton Candy Hovsepian Wayne Houser Ray Hoving 49 Chris Hoyt Joyce Hubbard Ronnie Hucl ;aby Chorlene Hudson Doug Huff Lucille Huff Jon Huisken Garth Huffaker Ken Hurley Kathy Ide Mimi Ide cQ Larry Jensen Wayne Ikerd Steve Jensen Eve lives Art Jimenez Gail Inman Doug Jirsa Martha Inman Bill Johnson Charlotte Johnson Wanda Johnson Joan Johnson Shauni Johnston Ron Johnson Meindert Joosteens Sara Johnson Allison Jones Stephen Johnson Debbie Jones Rick Jordan Virginia Judd Joe Juarez Dean Kackley Kim Kahley Jon Kairot Kathy Kaiser Victor Kamhi Orapin Kasemsupoya Margaret Kassner 51 i Martin Kruger Robert Landeros Jerry Kruse Kathleen Lash Shirley Kuhn Kathryn Lasso Kathy Lambly Pat Lawrance Robbie Landeros Judie Lawson 52 Evelyn Leary Cindy Leek Mary Frances Lenker Linda Leonard John Lemberger Stephanie Levine Gary Lemos Priscilla Lewis Cynthia Lengnick Doris Lindeman Sharon Ray Lipskey David Lockett Dave Lockwood Tim Loge Rachel Leper Ken Lopez Susan Lopez Laurel Lucas Pat Lundy Kerry Lyke 53 Kenneth Lystra Vicki Maatman Ann AAacy Brad Madson Deborah Malin Sharon Malone Gloria Mancinas Gabriel Manzjino Steve Mann Christine Maraist Irma Marquez Pam Martens Don Marti Chris Martin Diane Martin Greg Martin John Martin Suzanne Martin Kathy Martinez Mike Massey 54 Carl Mays Allan McCall Edward Mays Jackie McCoy Dorene McArdle Dennis McCreery Kenneth McBride Elaine McCusker Lynne McElrath Mike Mcintosh James McFarland Kathy McKee Marie McGoffigan Dee Dee McKenzie Flip McGowan James McKinny Rex McBride Julie McDonald Lorry Mcintosh Mike McLellan 55 5 ( Lyn AAcAAanus Kenneth McRae Pat McShane Carl McWilliams Earl McWilliams Barbara Medina Jane Meier Vince Mendez Margie Mendoza John Mercier Christa Merritt Tom Merritt Jim Meyer Ruth Meyer Mike Miller Mary Mills Vickie Milz Greg Mitchell Jeff Mitchell Craig Mojeske 56 Carol Montenero Bill Morgan Barbara Mulder Gwendolyn Murray Steve Moore Dell Morgan Chris Munoz Paul Musselman Robert Moore Paul Morris Harry Munoz Carlo Myers Jacalyn Moore Kenneth Morse Kevin Murphy Larry Myers Frank Moore Jan Muhl Ruby Murphy Jim Nagy 57 I a - 7 Carolyn Nash Gloria Newby Gaylon Newton Nancy Newman Patrici a Newcomer 58 Linda Nevarez Linda Nelson Fred Nichols Toni Nichols Penny Nickles Jim Nieto Gory Nixon Greg Noordman Mary Jane North Pericles Nunes Dwight Ogburn Richard Ohie John O ' Leary Cynthia Oliva Sharon Olmos Jessie Ontiveros Chuckie Ortiz Fred Ortiz Lynn Orwig Benjamin Osbun Linda Otterbeck Ram Otto Dick Owens Susie Owens Joyce Poouwe Julia Padilla Doris Pah! Jerry Poxton Linda Paxton Gary Penrod Gilbert Pepper Gloria Pepper Ed Perry Robert Perry Steve Peterson 59 Stephen Petite Linda Phare Ralph Phillips Mary Jean Pidal Anne Pietz Raveill Pollard Vicki Pool Wesley Popp Sue Porch Holly Posvic Gray Pounds Kathy Power Carol Prescott Sharon Preston Albert Pugner Carl Ramirez Dan Ramirez Richard Ramos Daytonia Ray Sandra Ray 60 ( Patti Reid Karen Reiter Pam Repp Sam Reyes Bill Reynolds Bill Rhea Dorleen Richardson Linda Ridenour Bill Ritchie James Ritter Cecilia Rivas Steve Roberts Henry Robertson Karen Robinson Hecter Rodriquez I J Patty Rodriquez Bob Roland Barbara Ross Ronald Rostron Brigette Roth Carol Roth Karen Rorer Julia Ruiter Sandy Russell Albert Ryckman Linda Sampson Margie Schaefer Mary Beth Schaller Mark Schardt Debbie Schindler Betty Schmidkunz AAaxine Schneider Richard Schneider Jim Schwartz Gary Schumm 62 I I Mono Scott Pam Scott Carol Seidlitz Sandra Sepulveda Sue Serveson Ralph Serrano Harry Shabsin Linda Shaw Steve Shawver Linda Sheets Jim Sheldon Rick Shier Jane Siever Signe Siljan Jan Sims Cindy Smith Clyde Smith Doriel Smith Erving Smith Eugene Smith 63 Martha Soto Andy Souiek Mary Ann Sowers Jim Spangler Susan Spears Terry Spyksma Linda Stanford Linda Stephens Raymond Stiffler Chris Stoel 64 Linda Stone Vicki St. Onge Richard St. Peter Kathleen Straker John Strondberg Linda Stromeier Ginny Szaniawski Wanda Terry Mike Stubbs Judy Stueven Chuck Stuursmo Donna Syler Don Taylor John Tenney Leighann Tenney Robbin Tenney Sheryl Theys Ray Thomas Frank Thornquest Gene Thorpe 65 I Jim Toalson Sharon Toby Judy Torkelson Greg Tornquist Jerry Torres Pam Touzeau Lila Tovor Willie Townsend Joseph Trad Mark Trolan Don Trujillo Hottie Tullis Maria Tarango Tom Turnbull Francene Turner Thomas Turney Karen Uhler Andre Valdepina Dennis Vander Ven Gary Vander Wal 66 Sally Van Dorin Tim Van Horn Lloyd Van Wieren Yolanda Vasquez Don Vega Doug Verdieck Betty Vinson Vicki Vonder Hellen Jerry Wagner Kathy Walker Kim Walker Michael Ward Barbara Warrington Jennifer Watson Greg Weaver Mike Weaver Monika Weaver John Webb Diane Weemhoff Barry Welker 67 Bobby Wells Mike West Clare White Mary Lu Wilbur Cindy Wells Nancy West Glenn Wells Diane Wheeler Jane West Rosemorie Wheeler Kenny West Nina Whetstone Francie Whitlow Dick Wiley John Wiersma Bob Williams Perry Wiggins Nancy Williams David Wight Carol Wilson 68 Sandy Wilson Patricia Worley Greg Woodbury Susan Youle Greg Woods Doug Youngsma Wanda Woods Laurel Youngsma Cecil Worley Terry Zomborsky Bill Burke President Laura Wimberly Vice-President Nancy Geelan Secretary Brian Craig Treasurer Zhe Class of J 967 Fellow Juniors, I think that it con be agreed upon, that this has been a tremendous year. We got second in the Homecoming float competition, our sucker sale was terrific, and we won the Can Drive. But the thing that sticks in my mind is your spirit and willingness to cooperate. It has really been great working with you. I wont to tell you how honored I have been to be your President. All I can say is that the Class of ' 67 has the potential to be the greatest Senior Class ever, and I am sure it will be. Sincerely, aji ..j Ju, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1 : Pat Hahn, Bob Manning, Barry Miller, Pat Daniel. Gail Gaston Row 2: Jeannie Matthews, Molly Keyes, Kaihy Kiley, Cathy Hendon, Susie Andrews, Oebby Kovifz. Betty Hurley. 71 Gerald Aalbers Debbie Addman Elizabeth Agu.la Mary Aguirre Kathy Aldr.ch Barbaro Alexanc Dar.iel Alford Mike Alford Vernon Alfred Ten Allard Ricfiard Anderson Joyce Andrews Susie Andrews Paul Arondo Elaine Aring Carolyn Armburst Kevin Armstrong Mark Arnegord Ron Arnott Gretcben Asbton Julie Atchley Bruce Atkins Richard Austin Dan Badders Gloria Baezo Eridean Bailey Kathleen Baker Linda Baker Judi Baldwin Peter Boldwin Karlo Bornes John Barrett Adele Barrios George Borrus Sheila Bosinger Rhonda Batley Tim Beols Bruce Beouchamp Pom Beauregord Brenda Beemon Sherry Bellue David Bendem.re Dave Bennit Donne Bermuda Lynn Bethurum Jim Bishop Deeane Black Starlet Block Jo Ann Blokeley Robert Bloomingdi John Bolson Margaret Bond Tim Bone David Bonson Connie Boone Richord Bottenberg Isobelle Boyd Mary Bradley Ben Dragna Terry Breckley d%p. fSi 0i oai Kothy Breyer Garry Brier Bob Brogon Jim Brown Kothie Browr Pat Bruce Barry Bruins Mark Bulond Gail Burkhart Paul Byma I ' y a f 72 She ' la Byrne Bill Cagle Diane Calhoun Cynlh:a Callahon Allan Campbell Rick Conning Debby Canlwell Julia Caple Herb Carbough Nellie Cardozo Stephanie Carr James Carrasco Georae Carter Claudia Castle Mike Cauthron George Covitt Doreen Chacon Cor-nie Chadbou Jeonelte Cho Barry Clark Pom Clark Barbara Clarke .«- Ric Collier Vicki Collins Mike Chaffee Phil Chandler Karen Choppel Donna Chesus cs a o n r ( f r y ft Glorio Colunga Fred Combs Barbara Cook Frank Cox Lindo Cox Margie Cox Sheila Cox J:m Coyazo Peter Crobtree Brion Craig Carolyn Cranfil Linda Cranfill Jock Crawford Dave Cnswell Pot Crcnin Sue Crook Mike Crorich Steve Crov Susan Cruz Stephanie Cruzc Diane Cutter Russ Dalzell Pot Doniel Keith Donielsor Dennis Darrov Jerry Dosher Hornet Dovenp Chorlolte Davis Christy Dovis Robert Dawson Jerry De Hoog Fronk Delgodo Barry Dees Phyllis Dees Paul Oe Koning Jim Deloney Richard DeWiIi Corol Diaz Gilbert Diaz 73 Becky Dillon Noncy Dilthey Shan Dockslader Diane Dughmai Andy Dungan Becky Dunn Solly Duperron Charles Dusenberry Greg Dwight Jeff Dw.ght Donno Eanes Justine Eorsom Debbie East Kalhy Economy Jane Edmonds Marc Edwards Richard Edwor Linda Ekema Sheila Felski Ten Ferns Sue Ficker Kerry Fife John Fink Betty Fisher Steve Fisher Jim Fitch Cindy Ford Jill Fortress Sandy Fowler Vernon Fowie Jeonine Foy John Fredrick: Amy Freitas Wanda Friend Gary Fuans Bruce Fullgrobe Bonnie Gage Mick Gallaghert Danny Garcia Pam Gardner Susan Gardner Gail Gaston Suson Gates Nancy Geelan Hoi George Bond Germain Steve Getty Potty Gibbons Dionne Gison Susan Gidcumb (f e mB i ( V. 7A s f h r h Ilancy Giescher, Cindy Gilmore Jackie Gillmor Belly GiSh Gregory Glanville Wilhorn Goff Larry Goins Sobel Golden Elizabeih Golz David Gonzales Jock Gonzales Rachel Gonzales Andrew Gordon John Gorman Barbara Gorton Ahcia Gosnell Marianne Gottfnedsi Diana Gould John Gouldby Charles Graeber Gordon Gray Silvester Granillo Benito Gray Cheryl Gray Sandi Gray Robert Green Elizabeth Greenwc Scott Griffiths Lynda Gross Julie Gruver Ernie Guerr ero Tony Guevara Erlindo Gutierrez Ruth Guy Eileen Hoggerty Pot Hahn Judi Hale Steve Halfacre Dove Honlon Kothy Honna Phil Hanson Richard Hanson Susie Hanson Richard Harbetts 75 Nick Hernande Mike Herrerd RoH.e Herring Terry Herty Harold Heydenfeldl Froric.e H.ggs. Jacqueline Hill Pofncia Hill Julie Hillsen John Hitchcock Lorry Hodges Jeanne Hoeks Steven Hoffman Joonne Hollidoy David Holt-Smilh Sandra Holue Jocque Hooker Durwood Hopps ICathy Howard Gory Hubbard Barbara Huey Lesley Hurlbul Nick Hurlbut Belly Hurley Nan Hurley Chris Hulchings Robert lives Virgmio Imbler Rick Ingram Gordon Ip Kathy Isaok Janice Jacinto Lar.y Jocin.o Nancy Jacobs Mork Jalving Lome Jeffers Caroline Jenkii Steve Jirsa Janet Johnson Mike Johnson Nanette Johnsc Steve Johnson Eatle Johnston Dick Jonos Lindo Jones Steve Jones Chris Jordan Pat Korsemeyer John Kosh.tsky Dole Keim Marti Keith Manuel Kelly Mike Kelly Mikki Kelly Donna Kerr Dennis Kessler Molly Keyes Ronnie Kidd Kim Kiddle Kathy Kiley Jennifer Kimbrels Sharon K.mm Brenda K.nslow Kathryn Klausner Dovid Knight Morgot Knight Sandy Konugres r f A f , , - . «,  , srf A ( 76 n 3 a 1 !S A n Mike Kebely 5ue Kopperdale T.ecio Kosier Debby Kovilz Richard Krantz Pete. Kraus A Biil Kuekzinger fred Kuhn 9 Bill Laird Dove Lambly Nathon Londfned Kothleen Lang Richard Lorsen Mark Lash David Laube Jim Lauer Evelyn Leary J h Monica Martir Rosemary Mar Rick Mostersor Ronald Master Stanley Mathes Clifford Matney Laura Mauldin Alexis Mayers Wanda Mays Barry McArdle Steve McCloury Mary Suson McCormick Merry McCreery Margoret McDonold Mike McGrath Debbie McGrow Mike McKeever Sandra McManu Stanley McPhets Mike McShane 77 James Medina VKlafiono Medir Daniel Mendcca Mary Mercie John Micklo Linda Miley Judy Miller Kenneth Milli Philip Miller John Mitchell Richard Mitchell Chris Mitterling Joseph Montenen Sharon Moore Thomas Moore Cynthia Morales Judy Morgan Janet Morion Bill Morris John Mornssel Leslie Morth David Moy Richard Musgio Linda Nokken Karen Neil Jim Neises Dove Nelson Cathy Nugent Carol Norcross Nancy Oaks Lisa Obregon Pegi O Brien Steve 0|eda Frank Okusako Leon Oliver Cheryl ONeil Philip Ontiverc Tommy Orrell John Osborn Miki Osborne Joe Ott Donna Owen Bill Paddock Barbara Poge Brendo Polmoi Valerie Parker Stephen Porry Nonci Paul Terry Payson Linda Pearson Dave Pecoiane Stephen Pense Lupe Perez Richard Pfolme Susan Phelps William Phelps Linda Phillips Ruth Pidol Patrick Pinder Ronnie Poe Sue Porter Claire Pounds Robert Pratt Jim Pry Chris Pyron Mike Quinn Townie Quinn Sandra Quintonc Jim Robenstem Barbara Ramos Filiverta Ramos Nellie Ramos (f f ( 78 -V ■ . P Kathleen Randolph Kim Reed Palsy Regalado Wayne Reltig Steve Reyes Richard Reyn Tito Reyna Mike Reynolds Christine Reynozi Robert Rice Betty Rien ks Diane Riqby Ritz Rios Randy Robb Anita Robinson Bill Robinson Goyle Robinsi Linda Robins. Mary Robles Paulo Roger Joyce Rogers Julie Rohe.m Rochel Romer Vicki Romero Jesus Roque Gloria Saenz Nancy Sowko Rachel Sainz Neisen Salerno Cotole Sonford Ron Saucedo Kathy Sovola Dick Schull John Schedven Pom Schindler Richard Scobee Peggy Schoenbe, Karen Schoon Roger Sesshotiz Robin Serfoss Linda Serrano Mark Sewoll Carol Shade Becky Sheets Ann Sherrod 79 Belty Spindt Dennis Stafford Joe Slamper Gene Stearns Donno Steele Ten Stegemann Bill Stephens Paula Stinson Sfiarie Stockman Rusty Straughn Came Stroud Mike Stubbs Penny Sullivan Pete Suttner Alan Sutton Pete Templeton Jim Terry Ken Thackwell Cathy Thamann David Thoroldson A Marij D Thomas r m Kocy Thompson UmA q9 Teres Thurston v? JT- Loion Tifvermon David Turner Linda Turner V Terry Tustison Harry Vanaken e Vondeberg Bonn - Jk John Van Del - ■W Richo d Vonderwo 3d je Von Deer Ve im . ' -■ Roger Vender Wou de r ' 1 Chery Van Grouv ■ f Peter Von Horn ■ ' i«i Alan Von Leuven . J Sharo n Von Sickle Von Wieren w W Jerry 4 Man yn Von Woorthuysen f Tom Van IT Her Andy Vega • v ' r Peter Villa Vera Villoffan Mory Lorel Esthe Villalobos a Vitole r Voss ▲ m ■ ' - a o a a 80 Bette Wagner Gary Wagner Richard Waike David Wolhs Ko.en Walls Norman Walt. Linda Warren Lorry Webb Shelley Webste Q r O • Janet Willson Steve Wilson Laura Wimberly Rick Winchell Kolhy Wincher Mike Winegor Joyce Winn Glendo Win Don Womack Keith Wood Bill WooHolk John Worboch Elden Wr.ghf John Young Jeff Youngman Kathy Zortman Part! Zatzke Ken Zendner 81 Accomplished and Energetic juniors If . ' E c! a a Q ' .gj B p lefei a jaf a fclB s3 B E C D _ JBI 12 ' jQ QJB B.BBl O g B HlZ B B[B,B Bi □ □ u GiePT i nauEBl ■ ' r ' -.- ' Bl D E G o tej_ O O Q C! 9 BlBJ « QD S3LE r n M B 82 83 Peggy Bourland Vice-President : :: .. ' ■. ' ; ' --- f r ■ • : :: ) ' :: it: ' ' ' ■■ ' : ;.♦ iimm:: r ' ■ Rosann Ohiund Secretary Zk Class of J 96$ Fellow Sophomores, This year will be a year to remember! After all, any class can come in last in the Can Drive and Homecoming, but the thing that is important is that it is not whaf you lose but how you lose it. Never- theless, in my opinion we have the mak- ings of a basically good class, but we still need time to prove ourselves. As I look back at our activities I can see that we have all the spirit and gumption that we need, and within the next two years I feel that our class will attain the unity that all the classes strive for. I would like to thank all of you who devoted your time and effort to the sup- port of the class. I am grateful that I am one of the ones responsible ior getting the Class of ' 68 off to a successful high school career. oJoAf C JJjJuL SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Top to Bottom: Anonymous, Kotie Mueller, Margie Johnson, John Morse, Kerry Campbell, Jane Nakken. Vol Ayers, Tc Mark Kuhns, Mark Englebretson, Vol Baker, Don Hamilton, Patsy Medina. Monning, Creaturo, 85 Margie Adams Lionel Agiulor Larry Aldama Barbaro Alexonde Chris Alexander Susie Allen Carol Ander! Joey Andersi Arnold Anas Bill Armstrong Dennis Armstrong Vaughn Armstrong Martha Arredondo Carolyn Arroyo Linda Arteaga Hortencia Arzaga Thomas Atchley Valerie Ayers Kathi Bachtel Terry Backner Arnold Bacon George Bo i ley Steve Baker Valerie Baker Steven Barker Marion Barnelt Paul Barron Lynne Bortman Sigrid Basinger Joe Bateman Andy Bauer Barbara Becotte Mary Belding Robbie Bell Chuck Bennett Carol Bennit Gary Benton N els Berdahl Bill Berg Joyce Black Paula Biefbower Noncy B.erschbach Donna Billick Harold Bdlmas Nancy Binkley Cindy Bishop Clemens Bock Riihard Bohtnsledt Robert Boles Georgionn Bone Hork Bonm Barbara Bonson David Booth Nikki Botelho Peggy Bourland Claire Boxer Bruce Boyd Cossie Boyd Steve Boyd Diana Boynton Linda Boyston Sylvia Bracamoi Rod Bradley Scott Brody David Bront Greg Brosheo Nancy Bray Alice Bteedio Patsy Brown Susan Bryan Lindo Buckne Dons Bollard Rick Burgess athy Burke Kermit Burton Lindo- Byrd Roberta Cobollero Cornelia Callahan Debbie Callahan Dovid Campbell Kerry Campbell Morcello Candela Carol Carbaugh Celio Cardoza Rebecca Cardora Dorlynn Carlson Linda Carlson Cindy Carpenter Potsy Carrion Harold Carroll Shannon Carroll Sheila Carroll Foith Carter 87 Al Caruso Susie Cassel Gory Castro Joy Chambers Cynthia Cheney Davis Cheyenne Ester Ohio James Christophe Debby Clark Scott Clark Norman Clarke Jackie Cloy Kim Cleaver Yvonda Cleveland Stephen Clyde Cothy Colby Diana Collins Larry Cook Mike Cook Susie Corlis; Sandra Corr Steve Correa Dennis Cole Jim Covington Ella Cronfill Jerry Cranfill Lorry Crandll Kent Crav ford Lynda Creaturo Ann Creedon Carole Crew Risto Croswell Alan Current Linda Cutter Barbara Dahlgrf Chloe Damus David Darrow Marilyn Davidsi Corky Davis Jim Davis Pam Davis Delores Deason Susan Deckord Patricia De Hoog John Delaney Barbara De Lucca Ruthonne De Mirjyn Chris Dennison Mae De Young Jim Dioz ' p 7. % i- 1 i fli -V J -r. i ,• I Norma Diaz Patricia Dibble Lia Di Millo Eugene Dixon Debby Dornbach Joney Douglas Renee Downey Ron Drake Mike Dungan Constance Durhorr Mary Dwyer Bonnie Dykslro Laurie Dykstra Carol Eales Jeff Edmonds Barbara Edwords Mandy Eisenbise Cyndee Ellis Bob Ellsworth Jo English Roland Espioza Jerrie Eubonks Kothy Farquhar Rodney Farrar Marsha Faucher Peqgy Fnwcett Sharon Fay Karen Felski Kathy Fey Nancy Fmk Chris Fitzgerald Lyn Fitzgerald Patricia Flore Freddy Flores Patrice Foehne Tony Forbus Rachel Foreman Betsi Ford Mary Forsberg linda Froncis Anine Fredricksen Krisline Fritz Harry Frye J.m Fuller Julionn Fullgrabe Marsho Fulton -cnzales Gabriel 89 ft « A ' - i::l % 1 f1 A f - f f- f l 90 ( .rs . ; . P ' .. O f ' ' ■ Darlene Harder Rachel Harder B.ll Harmount Palricia Harris Fredrick Harriso Melissa Hartzel Shelah Hawk Terry Howk Rise Hawthorn Lee Heberl Tim Heemsira Perry Henderson Barbara Herbst Bill Hermon Anna Hernande; Irene Hernandez Bill Hess Kathy Hess Carol Heydefeldl Claire Hill Jody Hill Marilyn Hill Mel Hinsvark Brian Hodge Suzanne Hoffman Steven Hogf Rosalie Holgums Judy Holman Norma Holmon Kathryn Holt Gary Holub Keith Hook Ruth Hoops Tim Hoops Susan Houde Robert Houghton Sandy House Gina Howard Rosemary Howard Steve Howard David Howell Bill Huntsman Larry Husted Paul Idle Joan Ingram Melissa Ingram Jean Isook Dole Ivy Millionn Jackson Barney Jacobs Daisy Jaime Sandra Janes John Jennings Becky Jensen |A . ' aft p.™ - T- 91 Barbara Kebely Ima Kehr Susan Keith _ Mike Kelley T -f Kns Knudlson §4 f f ■r n:3. - - Chris Lo.zeoux Steve Looy Alfred Lopez Barbara Lopez Dennis Lopez Imogene Lovelady Sorralte Lubinsky Ricky Luchmon Frances Luedeking Dyono Luetcke Tim Lugenbeel Tom Lymperopoults Judy Lyons Robbie MacDonold Sobra Moclin Doug Moddox Gerry Mognuson Peggi Molone o a A a a a a ?S (f - QrJ t ' -v ' 92 ( ( a a r i o % ' ry O Ot t- eikM. ' ' i Robert Mann Party Manning Valerie Manning Bill Morks W.llie Marquez W.lliom Marsh Tim Marshburn Terry Martins Alan Martin Bill Martin Tom Martin Bonnie Marline David Martinez Fred Martinez Gloree Marline Rodney Martint Rewolee Mosse Sylvia Mala Daniel Malhes Susan Maxdeld Pete McBride Patrick McCarty Randy McDowell Ronny McDowell Dave McGuire Alex Mcintosh Doltie McKee Debbie McKeever Laurel McCririe Susie McDaniel Mark McLean Patsy Medina Carol Mendoza Greg MendoZQ Gary Mercado Anne Mercler Brian Merrill Roberta Merryman Mark Miles Dave Miller Poula MiMer Suzanne Miller Bill Mills Sherri Moehle Karen Moieske Bill Monroe Karen Mooney Dave Moore Jerry Moore Meredith Moore Patricio Moore Peter Morgens Roy Morris Richard Morris Jon Mori O O CS T u J k. ) Karhy Morse Kalel Mueller Robert Murphy Don Musson Ronald Mutter Shirlee Nogy Jonie Nakken Lentor Nosh Michelle Nosh 93 Wokil Neal Neuman Clorence Newby Kathy Noel Lord Noordmon Cotolyn Nottinglia David Ookes Lyrette Ookleof Robert OXonnell Betty Odom Kimberly Ogden Rosann Ohiund John Olcovich Betsy O ' Leory Joy O Neil Joey OnUsiert Rosalie Ortiz Ralph Pacini Sherman Palmon Liz Parker Sharon Parland Deby Parrish Kay Pate Carolyn Poxton Gail Penrod Roberta Percivol Dolores Perez Bonnie Perry Connie Perry Benda Peters Joseph Petite Deborah Phillips John Phinney Gory Plotz Mike Pogue Earl Polidore Marsha Popp Nancy Porter Julie Posvlc Jo Powell Neil Poyzer Doug Preston Margaret Pry David Pyron David Quick Monty Quinn Ronald Quintana Roselinda Quinterc Elaine Ramos 94 fif M j ! f Rick Reynolds Son|o Reynolds Da;cy Richords David Ricliords Glenna Richordso Ricki Richofdson Pally Richmond Loralee Riday Janice Rienbeck Tern Riggs Mary Rmchiuso Lofetta Rivos Rick Robb Bob Robinson Cloudio Robinson Albert Robles Kolhleen Robley Curtis Rogers Michael Rogers Jocqueline Rogue Rosie Rogue Linda Mane Rosoir David Russell Dolores Saenz Scott Sofford Bob Saldana Carol Solly Arna Salvesen Dan Sonche. Amy Sander Mary Sonde Susan Sauer Debbie Savage Len Sovoge Moxine Savola Brian Schmidt Doug Sehreiber Peggy Schoen Julia Seasholtz David Sepuivedo Tish Sercl Bruce Sertao Nancy Sewell James Shoemaker Barbara Shcne Rck Shutllewo Penni Sieber Suscn Simons Dove Simpson Pamela Slotin J.m Smith Joan Smith 95 Pom Snow Craig Snowball Jim Solomon Kenneth Spongle Mortlyn Speok Paul Spear Jeannie Spears Deanno Spyksma Shirley Stofford Debbie Stegoll Kothy Stevens Tom Stickney Gory Stieler Gerald Strotton Sidney Strickland Freda Stroud Debby Strowmatt Jim Suydam Roy Swortz Borbora Talbe Gloria Taylor Susan Taylor Barbara Tellyer Christine Templelon Diono Testa Carrie Tester Debbie Theos Cindy Thompson Jan Thompson Scott Thompson Michael Thorgesen Margaret Thornburg Borboro Ton Annie Torrei Jonice Torrez Down Toscano Dee Toth Robert Tovor Lesli Trolon Monte Trujillo Ron Trujillo Sam Trujillo Mary Jo Turney Mike Turpin Lmda Twiss James Tyler Romono Valencia Deborah Van Carol Von Bruggen Pot Vande Vegt Koren Von Grouver Carol Van Kolsbece Bobette Von Voorst Vicki Van Waning Beth Von Wieren Andy Venegos Randy Verdieck Dan Vereker Ethel Villofan Kim VogI Ronnie Vogis 1 ' A. - oa ' azmo h J 1 - U f V ; ei ' j f a r ' W Kl ' Don Wagner Chon Wolkef Richard Wallace Volene Warfield Mike Wearn Bill Webb Pom Weemhoff Marcia Welch Doug Wells Roberta West Greg White Jim White L.ndo White Morns Whitehead Shirley Wiersma Pete Wjghf Keith Wiley Bob Willioms Celeste Willie Janice Willia Jerry Wilhon Mike Will. art Nancy Willia Sus.e Williom Terry Willis Jim Willson Jim Wilson Leslie Wimberly Charles W.nbley Sharon Wingren Kaye Winter Mary Winfergerst Jonolyn Wise Patty Wogen l oncy Wold Pot Woodruff Rodger Woods Brenda Wright Brett Wright Debbie Wright Richard Wright Keith Youngsmo 97 1 Im 1 — and through the eyes of Mettu SchmidkuHZ — Uehind Zhe Scenes! 101 Activities VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND FOOTBALL YELL LEADERS Jane Siever, Barbara Hegyessy, Sally Van Dorm. Row 7-. Bill Slinkord, Rex McBride, Fred Nichols. Row 3: Mary Frances Lenker, Kathy Wincher, Susie Andrews. ii ii f We ' ve Qot the Spirit— yeah, yeah, yeah! B CHEERLEADERS Rachel Foreman, Pom Sloan. Row 2: Valerie Manning, Nancy Bierschbach-Head, Lynda Creature. 104 BASKETBALL YELL LEADERS Mike Mcintosh, Cris Copen, Rick Colli. POM PONS Front: Shelio Cox; Row 2: Cothy Rothenberger. Sharon Preston, Vicki Edwards,- Row 3: Susie Entrekin, Pom Scott-Head. Zke Pep Club of 1966 OFFICERS: Marie McGaffigan, President; Gail Gaston, V.P.; Joan Johnson, Sec.; Chorlene Hudson, Treasurer. I Creating unity . . . School spirit i i This year was an especially successful one for PEP CLUB. Under the excellent leadership of president Marie McGaffigan, all mennbers wore uniforms — blue blazers and white skirts — to boost Terrier spirit on Color Days and at games. Providing added inspiration at football games, the members cheered the team as they burst onto the football field. N 106i MAJORETTES: Pam Snow, Barbara Huey, Peggy O ' Brien, Chorlent:- Hudson Kafhy Deen, Kc Jane Meier. 7lags. batons, and Shields show-off Zerrler Pep © © 9aJ SHIELDS; Ben.ta Grey, Kathy Lasso, Judi La Pat Hauser, Jackie Hooker, Terry Spyksma. 107 BAND: Row I: David Lloyd, John Webb, Linda Roltsch, Betly Fisher, Gail Inman, Zatell Camp, Linda Marelock. Row 2: Jim Covington, Dennis Vander Ven, David Peccoraro, Dale Keim, Bill Monroe, Scott Thompson, John Jennings, Jay Grider. Row 3: Mr. Smith, Brian Merrill, Nick Kranz, Norm Clark, Gary Lemos, Lupe Percy, Tito Reyna. Row 4: Chuck Bennett, John Leon, Hal Heydenfeldt, Dave Benson, Bob Rice, Nels Berdahl, H H . ' P Hl l J - - ■■ ' . PEP BAND: Ro Serrano, Denni: Johnson. Heath, Doug Jirsa, Zarell Camp, Ven. Row 3: Keith Danielson, E on, David Lloyd. Row 2: Ralph Chuck Bennet, Dale Keim. Bill Row 1: Mary Wintergerst, Paula Cosh, Judy Miller, Jockie Moore, Donna Billick, Camille Fisher, Jane Meier, Vol Warfield, Carol Crew, Barbara Cook, Beth Brian. Row 2: Eugene Sterns, Kothy Isoak, Faith Carter, Ken McBride, Ron Arnott, Jim MacKenzie, Richard Vanderwood, Susan Cassel, Betty Gish, Doug Maddow. Row 3: Clarence Newby, Al Jones, Greg Woods, Donna Syler, Jud Wells, Kevin Remmick, John Schaduin. David Martinez, Keith Danielson, Rolph Pacini, Bill Johnson. Row 4; Jim Heath, Greg Little, Alan Currant, Doug Jirso, Hank Benin, Mike Wearn, Ralph Serrano, Barbara Talbert, Pom Wiemhoff, Sondi Pipp, Chris Biddick, Mike Weaver. Strike up the band! After many long weeks of practice, much of which was spent sloshing through a muddy field, this year ' s Terrier Band emerged full of the famous RHS spirit. Originality characterized all of the routines this year, in particular those of the colorful Homecoming program. The flashing fire of Charlene Hudson ' s baton solos also added to the excitement and color. The band, under the direction of Har- vey Smith and Drum Major Mike Kunz, was also invited to attend the annual High School Band Day at the University of Southern California. JSm mj ' « P stf On Wednesday evening, November 22, the Redlands High School Drama Department presented its first production of the year. And, from the minute tbe curtain rose, the series of events proved true to the play ' s title: they could have happened only in America. The play, a dramatization of the book by the same name, is characterized throughout by the satirical, highly-enjoy- able wit of Harry Golden. The plot deals with a writer, Harry Golden, who comes to Charlotte, N.C., to forget his past. The effects of his anti- Segregation paper, the Carolina Israel- ite , on the staunch segregationalist community provides for enjoyable, thought-provoking entertainment. Cris Copen led the cast as Harry Golden, with Bonnie Curtis playing his secretary, Helen Chaney. Brian Craig, Mary Ellen Abilez, and Stacia Barker each had supporting roles. The play was directed by Billie Daniel, who once again deserves the praise and admiration of everyone for an excellent job. wf m Iff jm 1 4 HP ► 1 ' - 1 «. 1 vif 1 ' ' l ■ Bi ' l l 1 iHiu an If 1 On Wednesday evening, November 22, the Drama Department presented its second production of the year, The Man Who Came to Dinner. This ingenious Hart and Kaufman comedy, deals with the effects of a famous personality, Sherridan White- side, upon the quiet, respectable household of a middle- aged Ohio couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stanley. Sherridan Whiteside, critic, lecturer, and Abominable Irritant of the Year, v as commendobly portrayed by Chris Hoyt, v ith Stocia Barker as his sharp-witted secre- tary Maggie Cuttler. Lorraine Sheldon, the overwhelm- ingly flirtatious actress who nearly upsets Maggie ' s plans , was portrayed by Elaine Dale, with Cris Capen as the handsome, somewhat naive Bert Jefferson. Director Billie Daniel deserves high praise for this polished, thoroughly enjoyable performance. Credit is also due Cindy Lengnick and Connie Brundage, who led the production staff as Production Manager and Stage Manager, respectively. Z he Man Who Came to ' Dinner . . . Ill Envoy Allan discusses experiences . Presenting . k, Surf widt me Hilda 112 ' -te .. 113 m-k j t : ' m. GIRLS ' CHOIR: Row 1: Mercie Forcia, Pat Johnson, Arzogo Hortencio, Brenda Herbst, Romono Valencia, Patricio Dibble, Sue Allenby, Robby Gregory, Sharon Wingren, Maxine Savala, Shelah Hawk, Sylvia Bracamonte, Vivian Bracomonte, Mary Rinchiuso, Linda Fuentes. Row 2: Karen Dyess, Sharon Loehr, Lola Saenz, Brenda Henry, Linco Stanford, Linda Rosamond, Donna English, Melody De Young, Nancy West, Jo Power, Cmdy Carpenter, Patncia Flores, Gloria Mocinas, Mary Ellen Abilez. Row 3: Potty Wogen, Debbie Von, Mickey Nash, Frances Luedekmg, Georgianne Bone, Erldean Bailey, Janie Nakken, Carol Anderson, Christie Little, Potty Rodriguez, Carolyn Nottingham, Sigrid Basinger, Roberta West, Joan Smith, Lucille Huff. Row 4: Carol Van Bruggen, Cossie Boyd, Brenda Kinsiow, Renee Downey, Linda Francis, Mary Foresberg, Antoinette Esparzo, Jeanne Joeks, Barbara Dohlgren, Juilonn Fullgobe, Kathy Baker, Roberto Merrymon, Gloria Martinez, Jeur.nie Foy, Pot Bruce, Nonci Paul, Lindia Lorenz. Girls Not Pictured: Dons Leary, Lenore Liberto, Faith Carter, Crystal Williamson, Belle Mochan, Sylvia Mota, Barbara DeLucca, Julia Seaholtz, Barbara Ross, Robbie McDonold, m Si traordimire . . . i uy A CAPPELLA; Row 1: Julie Grider, Vicky St. Onge, Glenda Wirz, Pnsalla Lewis, Myro Neubauer, Becky Rose, Wayne Retting, Ralph Smith, Jim Neito Row 2: Antio Robinson, Holly Carlstrom, Sondy Drewitz, Linda Dobney, Renee Anderson, Sue Allenby, Larry Myers, Jim Heath, Row 3: Diana Tate, Kothy Honna, Marti Shorey, Margaret Bond, Marilee Bennett, Pom Zatzke, Wanco Woods, Herbert Corbough, Larry Feenstra, Tom Von. Row 4: Ruthanne DeMirjyn, Judi Hole, Bonnie Gage, Elaine Aring, Linda Pearson, Lloyd Van Wieren, Tom Creedon, Marvin Benz. 114 ff ' totj. BOYS CHOIR: Row 1: Keith Barron, Richard Cabral, Gabriel Manzano. Mike Kelly, Don Jimenez, John Bergstrom, and Louie Vosquez, Row 2: Alfred Lopez, Carlos Garcia, Robert Mann, Danny Beltron, Frank Delgado, Vaughn Armstrong, Sam Acuna, and Larry Myers, Our Versatile Songsters ;-T -v f i A CAPPELLA: Row : Pot Lundy, Peter Ruiz, Cindy Soper, Martha Soto, Mary Wholen, Debby Contwell, Rhondo Bailey, Kenny West, Rachel Romero. Row 2; Greg Ash, Danny Beltron, Linda Phare, Vicki Collins, Elizabeth Aguilar, Paula Rorer, Kothy Savala, Donna Bermuda, Martha Inmon, Jessie Ontiveros. Row 3: Jim Spongier, Don Marti, Lynn Eodie, Jane Bereda, Bonnie Vande Berg, Diana Weemhoff. Pamela Scott, Rosemary Mortinez, Gloria Saenz, Rito Ramos, Stephanie Cruzan. Row 4: Dick Hulbert, John Hitchcock. David Laube, Joyce Hubbard, Elaine Swmney, Nancy F.nk, Margi Cox, Sharon Molone, Beth Van Wiesen, Cynthia Trujillo, Sandy Sepulvedo. 115 I: I 3NCEf! ORCHESTRA. Row 1 kuien tJe.ll, Shuley, Sialioid, Greg Dwiyhl, Stephen Grayner, Elizabeth Golz, Bill Murks, Connie Durham, Christopher Hill, Linda Francis. Row 2: Lindo Carlson, Chloe Damus, Jeff Dwight, Kathy Talbert, Brad Modsen, Charles Ledbetter, Jerry Van Wieren, Dawn Tascano, Peggy . Waltz. Not Pictured: Nancy Geelan, David Brant, Susan Taylor. FawcetT, Carlos Gari Under the direction of Pop Schowalter, the RHS Concert Choir was ever ex- cellent. As in years past, the popular group entertained various clubs and gatherings throughout the Redlands area, including a special sur- prise sing staged for the office staffs during the Christmas season. Concert Choir yr % SJ v A : . 4- ' ; ■ ' J ' w ' ' r . ' m f . rf w I x, -_ sr CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: Sharon Olmos, Kathy Klausner. Shan Docktader, Tawi Soto, Corol Wilson, Laurel Youngsma, Debbie Kovitz, Kathy Isaak, Candy Conne Sally Van Dorin, Don Griff its, Don Mendoza, Darryl Bond, Gene Stearns, Linda Zeiner; Row 3; Mary Bradley, Pot Neuman, Linda Ekema, Dons Paul, Pam Touzi e Quinn, Linda Cox, Larry Acosta, Allan Campbell, Mike Anter, Steve Row 2; Holly Corlstrom, Julie Grider, Vicki Maatman, Merilee Bennett, Phare, Betty Kerr, Dons lindemon, Michele Day, Janet Burgeson, Margi ]u, Dave Battersby, Chris Hoyt, Scott Farmer, Jim Spongier, Larry Davis, Jim Coyazo, Pat Karsemeyer, Cindy Norcross, Diane Weemhoff, Louise Bloommgdale, Lindo Fmfrock; Row 4: Priscilla Gregory, Julie Riter, Easther Voss, Kathy Talbert, Joyce Paouwe, Marvin Benz, Jack Lehman, Robbie Landeros, Keith Danielson, Dave Loube, Lynn Eadie, Marilyn Von Worthuysen, Becky Sorenson, Linda Nokken, Susie Rowlands, Margie Cox; Not Pictured: Don Acheson, Kothie Brown, Lucille Andriese, Betty Wagner, Bill Burke, Dick Owens, Susan Youle, Bill Richie. 1 17 Dear Reader, Potti Reid HOBACHI Editor Mr. Morton HOBACHI Advisor A master passion is the love of news, Names make news. As stated below our mast, HOBACHI records the actions and opinions of youth. YOU — the reader, supply our news — our challenge lies in presenting news to you in an original, informative and appealing style. I have sincerely enjoyed being on the HOBACHI staff these past three years, and it has been especially rewarding to serve as editor for two years. Only through the combined efforts of the entire staff, Mr. Morton, our advisor, and Beacon Printery were we able to print a quality publication. Hopefully, the HOBACHI has succeeded, not merely by in- forming and instructing, but also as entertaining reading ma- terial. Thank you, readers, for your support. Sincerely, Editor in Chief Mobachi Pat Newcomer 1 St Semester President Gordon Bmde 2nd Semester President California Scholarship federation I 120 CSF 1st SEMESTER: Row 1: Greg Dwight, Perry Henderson, Paulo Kosh, Dionne Gibson, Susie Andrews, Susie Gidcumb, Charlotte Johnson, Patriria Culverhouse, Betty Fisher, Carolyn Cronfill, Melissa Hortzell, Rice Hawthorne. Row 2: Lucy Mopes, Chns Hill, Ann Macy, Sue Hartzell, Holly Corlstrom, Carol Prescott, Anonymous, Cecilia Smith, Alice Auerbocher, Katie Mueller. Row 3: David Moy, Mike Kassner, Doris Lindeman, Stephanie Cruzon, Mary Wintergerst, Rosonn Ohiund, Laura Lee Riday, Borbora Talbert, Christie Little, Debbie Van, Carol Crew. Row A- Stanley Mathes, Mike Crouch, Scott Thompson, Pete Morgens, Bill Marsh, Bill Marks, Jim MacKenzie, Scott Ghormley, Michael Rogers, Gordon Binder, Carol Toomer. CSF SECOND SEMESTER Row 1: Debbie Fitzgerald, Dianne Gibson, Janice Jacinto, Marsha Snyder, Katie Power, Jane Siever, Carol Wilson, Kathy Greenway, Susie Andrews, Pat Bauer, Cyndy Soper, Charlotte Johnson, Holly Corlstrom, Carolyn Cranfill, Ann Macy, Chris Hill. Row 7: Monko Weaver, Jane Meier, Joyce Winn, Lisa Obregon, Joanne Kruse, Cathy Thamann, Sandie McManus, Stephanie Cruzon, Cindy Adams, Carol Prescott, Doris Lindemcn, Christie Little, Cecilia Smith, Lucy Mopes. Row 3r Nancy Fink, Gail Biberstein, Kay Barrett, Paula Kash, Linda Byrd, Mary Winter- gerst. Laurel Youngsmo, Leslie Goedert, Betsy Griffin, Alice Auerbacher, Joy O Neill, Barbara Talbert, Lorolee Riday, Rosonn Ohiund, Sharon Loehr, Michael Rogers, Gordon Binder. Row 4: Greg Dwight, John Smith, Mike Kassner, Sam Trujillo, Scott Ghormley, Bill Marsh, Nels Berdahl, David Moy, Stanley Mathes, Richard Vonderwood, Sumner White, Vernon Alfred, Jim MacKenzie, Carol Toomer, Al Jones, Bill Webb, Peter Morgens, Bill Marks, Steven Hoyt, Scott Thompson, Kim VogI, Mike Crouch. Chris Hill— Vice Presiden California Scholarship Federation OFFICERS: Pot Newcomer, President 1st Semester; Gordon Binder, President 2nd Semester; Chris Hill, Veep; Holly Corlstrom, Secretory; Lucy Mopes, Treas- urer; Morijo Thomas, Publicity. ADVISORS: Miss Elizabeth Collins, Mr. Bernard Low- rey. PURPOSE: To promote scholarship at RHS. ACTIVITIES: Sucker Sale, Honors Days, Awards Ban- quet, Spring Conference. Mari|o Thomas — Publicity Holly Corlstrom — Secretary Lucy Mopes — Treasurer DAISY CHAIN: Jan Sims, Vick. St. Onge, Carol Seidlitz, Kothy Power, Carol Wilson, Linda Payton, Moxine Schneider, Sharon Coleman, Kathy Ide, Alice Auerbacher, Lynn Eadie, Karen Ulher, Ann Macy, Kathy Robinson, Carol Prescott, Cindy Adams, Patricia Culverhouse, Cindy Smith, Pot Newcomer, Jane Meier, Dorie Whitlock, Kathy Straker, Chris Campbell, Kim Walker, Diane Weemhoff, Dons Lindeman, Judy Torkelsen, Rachel Loper, Candy Cook, Kothy Greenway, Holly Carlstrom, Julie Grider, Charlotte Johnson. Selected for SfccellcHce Each year thirty girls and sixteen boys of the Junior Class are chosen according to academic standards to participate in Graduation exercises, either as a Daisy Chain member or a Junior Usher. COMMENCEMENT USHERS: Seated: Frank Moore, Standing: Jim Foragher, Al Jones, Greg Woods, Jon Strandberg, Gordon Binder. Absent: Jim Fol- lows, Robert Snead, Bob Break, Allan McColl, Greg Weaver, Roy Buland, Al- bert Rychman, Jim Bart lett. Dean Kcckley, Guy Bronson. 122 eS Cife CSF LIFE MEMBERS: Front: Potr, CIO Culverhouse, Frank Moore, Row 2: Dotis Lindemon, Holly Carlstrom, Chorlofte Johnson, Kothy Greenwoy, Corol Pres- cott, Debbie Fitzgerald; Row 3 Jon Strandberg, Ann Mocy, Al Jones, Gordon Binder, Ray Bu land. Absent: Koty Power, Ka- thy Ide, Jim Fallows, Alice Auerbacher, Julie Gnder Allan McCoil. Merit Tinalists NATIONAL MERIT SEMI- FINALISTS: Jim Carter and Jirn Fallows. . 123 civic Day — Am SfcperlcHce In Qovemment $1 % 124 4 i V Mayor Fallows and Councilmen Qirb ' and Moys ' State CIVIC DAY OFFICERS: Mike Dolan, Jim Fallows, Dean Kackley, Doug Verdieck, and Greg Weaver as Councilman; Chris Martin, City Manager; Marie Mc- Gaffigan, Administrative Assistant to City Manager; Steve Peterson, City Attorney; Dick Freeman, Building Superintendent; Tim Loge, Cemetery Superintendent; Pam Repp, City Clerk; Sue Porch, Disposal Superin- tendent; Jim Glaze, Director of Finance; Cris Capen, Fire Chief; Robin Knudtson, Administrative Analyst- Allan McCall, Judge; Rex McBride, Postmaster; Kathy Power, Director of Veteran Affairs; Gwen Murray, City Librarian; Vicki Edwards, Park Superintendent; Morgi Zeiner, Planning Director; Bill Grainger, Police Chief; Jane Siever, Director of Public Works; Glenn Anderson, Director of Recreation; Dick Sooy, City Treasurer; Garth Huffoker, Water Superintendent; Bar- bara Harder, Street Superintendent; Doug Huff, Constable. Nogy — Boys ' State AFS: Row 1: Candy Conner, Kothy Klausner, Kathy Greenway, Kim Walker, Betsy Kossner, Pom Smith. Row 2: Shari Olmos, Cyndy Soper, Dianne Gibson, Jill Bickford, Mr. Nelson. Row 3; Randy Sue Brekke, Joyce Dittemore, Mimi Ide, Pat Bauer, Kathy Tolbert, Susie Andrews, Mike Kossner. Row 4: Kothy Baker, Louise Bloomingdale, Donna Chesus, Mono Scott, Perry Henderson, Robert Murphy. Row 5; Denise Norton, Pat Malone, Kevin Murphy, Andy Torburn, Ann Macy, Gene Hill. Hi Seniors, Juniors, and Sophies of RHS! Thanks o lot to all of you who helped me so much in making this exciting year even more enjoyable. You have been just won- derful to me, always willing to give me a hand. I want all of you to know how much I appreciate it. Certainly I have learned a great deal during my school year, not only during lessons but also otherwise. I have learned where to find my classrooms in the jungle of all the different buildings, and I have learned how to balance a bunch of books without bumping into somebody or dropping them more than twice. An- other problem was how to go over to the Junior High Building between two periods and still be on time. And last of all I even succeeded in telling apart a spaceman from a member of the football team, when he is dressed in his outfit! You see all the problems I, as an ignorant European, had to master! But after all it was fun; fun, I like my whole year here. Thank you so much for everything, Brigette Roth Brigette Roth Switzerland I I 126 Dear Friends at Redlands High, One year in the U.S. is almost gone. It seems too short for me to the time that I have to go back. This year brought me a lot of new thmgs, wonderful experiences that I never — never had before. California weather! Fruit! They sem so wonderful to me! I want to thank Redlands High School for its great school spirit. Thanks for the friendship of the students, the Teachers and the administration. Most sincerely, Oraphin Kasemsupya Oraphin Kasemsupya Thailand ace Zo 9ace — A?S Kim Walker, Preside 127 I DEBATERS; Row 1: Paula Kash, Connie O Broun, Kevin Murphy, Jim Fallows, Jjn Wise, Donna Chesus, Carol Eoles, Row 2: David Moody, Steve Barker, Dan Talley, Paul Lieberman, Dave Emerich, Bob Hauschild, Stan Mafhes, Russ Taylor, Steve Hoyf, Kim VogI, Arnold AriaS; Row 3: Gerald 128 Aalbers, Michael Rogers, David Quick, Jerry Von Wieren, Scott Griffiths, Sam Trujillo. kl NFL: Row : Arnold Arias, David Moody, Kim Vogl. Row 2: Donna Chesus, Connie O Broun, Nancy Fink, Jon Wise, Carol Eales, Paulo Kash, Susie Entrekin, Nanette Johnson. Row 3: David Quick, Scott Griffiths, David Emerich, Bob Hauschild, Peter Crabtree, Russ Taylor, Sam Trujillo. Row 4; Michael Rogers, Gerald Aalbers, David Lewis, Kevin Murphy, Ted Dibble, Jim Fallows, Steve Baker, Steve Hoyt, Paul Liebermon. Z fe High Jrt of Vocal Sj pressloH OFFICERS: David Emerich, president; Bob Haus- child, treasurer; Susie Entrekin, secretary; Donna Chesus, corresponding secretary. ADVISER: Mrs. Boccus GOALS: To promote interest and ability in Foren- sics. ACTIVITIES: Attending various speech tourna- ments throughout the state, putting on programs for downtown organizations and clubs. 129 FFA: Row 1: Goylon Newton, Walt Krous, Roily Oden, Larry Hay, Don Buyak, John Buckmaster, Jeff Hay, Mel Folker, Phil Disparti, Michael Massey, Steve Collette, Tom Patterson, Gary Penrod, Jerry Wagner. Row 2: David Gonzoly, Jerry Cronfill, Larry Cranfill, James Smith, Mark Hebe ' t, Keith Wiley, Tom Ekema, Andy Vega, Ruben Rogue, John Dwyer, Lorry Jacinto, Don Klies. Row 3: Bill Cagle, Jerry Downs, Lorry Hosted, Tom Horberts, Don Wagner, Dave Gruver, Don Otis, Harold Billings, Tony Rojos, Ronny McDowell, Larry Hafley. Row 4-. Bill Laird, Richard Pfolmer, Harold Commissoris, Pete Kraus, Bruce Fullgrabe, Mike Quinn, Steve Jirso, Anthony Condilasia, Albert Perez, Terry Hawk. Row 5: Mr. Hall, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Dietrick. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS: John Buckmaster, President; Roily Oden, Vice-President; Larry Hay, Secretary; Terry Wagner, Treasurer; John Dwyer, Reporter; Larry Cranfill, Lorry Jacinto, Sentinels. ADVISERS: Mr. Dietrick, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Hall. PURPOSE: To practice brotherhood, honor and rural responsibilities, and to develop qualities of leadership. ACTIVIT IES: Participating in various local, county, and state fairs. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 130 Rollin Oden, Regionol Winner of F A Public Speaking Contest, and his prize — $351 Avid 90 r Agriculture John Dwyer, Perry Nunes, and John Buckmaster welcome to an honorary membe The FFA exhibit at the Orange She Congratulations go to the deserving Redlands ' chapter of the Future Farmers of America for their outstanding Achieve- ment this year. The members have brought home innumerable awards and trophies from the Victorville Fair, the L.A. County Fair, the National Orange Show, the Cal Poly Field Day, and the Annual Public Speaking Contest, Last fall the group got some practical ex- perience in ranching and animal care on various field trips to Chino and Los An- geles. Serving the student body, the FFA boys set up all concessions at the football games this year. The club also collected over $70 for the Muscular Dystrophy Drive. FRANK ARAUJO CLUB; Row 1: Miss Mocleay, Ruth Pidal, Rosalinda Quintero, Patsy Medina, Kandy Housepian, Barbara Medina. Row 2: Rita Ramos, Christine Reynosa, Linda Serrano, Carmen Carillo, Roberta Oliva, Cynthia Oliva, Gloria Saenz. Row 3: Andy Vega, Richard Reyna, Jim Medina, Ralph Serrano, Denny Ramirez Frank Araujo Service Club OFFICERS: Barbara Medina, Pres.; Chris- tine Reynosa, Vice-Pres.; Jim Medina, Trees. ADVISER: Miss Macleay, Mr. Villegas. PURPOSE: Service to school and commu- nity; raise funds for the Frank Araujo Scholarship. ACTIVITIES: Homecoming first place in the club float division, dance, clothes for Save the Children . I Checkmate! Chess Club OFFICERS: Dale Keim, Pres.; Kimberly Ogden, Vice-Pres.; Chris Okusake, Sec. and Treas.; Cal Graber, Inter-club. ADVISER: Mr. Drummond PURPOSE Recreation and cognitive de- velopment via the royal game of chess. ACTIVITIES: League competition. 132 bit hi H31 Gernioi ofFia Vice-Pf McKee, longyo CHESS CLUB: Row 1: John Drummond, Ernie Diaz, Ray Morris, Richard Vanderwood, Dale Keim. Row 2: Mr. Drummond, Chris Okosako, Art Graber, Kim Ogden. Not Pictured: Col Graber, Mike Kossner, Kenny Thackwell, Bill Woolfolk, GERMAN CLUB: Row 1: Monika Weaver, Mane Bock, Pom Smith, Stan Harder Fred Harrison, Row 3: Miss V.llord, Arnold Anas, John Guerrero, Mrs, Snoddy r Ruth Harder, Barbara Cook, Carol Toomer, Randy Johnston German Club OFFICERS: Marie Bock, President; Stan Hardy, Vice-President; Denise Norton, Treasurer; Kathy AAcKee, Activities. ADVISER: Mrs. Villard PURPOSE: To appreciate more fully the German language, culture, and contributions to the world. ACTIVITIES: Christmas party, visiting speakers, films. SPANISH CLUB: Row 1 Chris Mitterhng, Mary Mercier, Adele Bonos, Kathy Rothenberger. Row 2: Cecilia Rivis, Irmo Marquez, Jockie McCoy, Barbara Anter. Row 3: Julie Atchley, Susan Hoindl, Lisa Obregon, Joyce Winn, Joonie McLaughlin. Row 4; Ahcia Arzago, Richard Gay, Sam Tru|illo, Ralph Serrano, Mr. Figueroa. Spanish Club OFFICERS: Martha Arzaga, Pres.; Nancy Dilthy, Vice-Pres.; Lisa Obregon, Sec.; Barbara Anter, Treas. ADVISER: Mr. Figueroa PURPOSE: To further advance the knowledge of the Spanish language and customs. ACTIVITIES: Christmas sing. Homecoming float entry. Candy Sole, field trip, party. 134 Cc Cerele Jramais French Club OFFICERS: Pat Newcomer, President; Chris H Veep; Carol Prescott, Secretary; Bill Woolfolk, Treasurer. ADVISER: Mrs. Gregory PURPOSE: To better understand the French peo- ple, their culture and environment, and to in- crease knowledge of the French language. ACTIVITIES: Seeing French movie, Les Paraplures de Cherbourg, trip to a French restaurant, show- ing of Paris By Day and By Night slides. V I PHYSICS CLUB: Row 1; Flip McGowan, Ralph Phillips, Chris Hoyt, Ernest Diaz, Allan McColl. Row 2: Ron Davies, Clyde Smith, Bob Breok, Marie McGaffigan, Jim Meyer, Chris Campbell, Brad Madson, Jackie Moore. Row 3: Ray Buland, Chris Biddick, Nick Krantz, Dennis McCreery, Greg Wood, John Clay, Stephen Parry, Victor Kamhi. Row 4: Jerry Kruse, Dick Freeman, Ross Clark, John Kincher, Steve Johnson, Greg Mitchell, Gordon Binder, Christa Merritt, Mr. Cunningham. Row 5: Greg Weaver, Paul Morris, Albert Ryckman, Ted Dibble, Steve Jensen, Clare White, Kim Walker, Linda Phare. f Physics Club OFFICERS: Ray Buland, Pres.; Ted I Dibble, Vice-Pres.; Albert Ryckman, Sec.; Allan McCall, Treas. ADVISER: Mr. Cunningham PURPOSE: To encourage an interest in physics and to introduce various areas in public careers. ACTIVITIES: Speakers once a month. lilli Future Nurses Club OFFICERS: Louise Bloomingdale, Pres.; Kathleen Lash, Vice-Pres.; Pen- ny Nickles, Sec.; Betty Burke, Treas.; Linda Marelock, Interclub. ADVISER: Mrs. Beckord PURPOSE: To provide an opportunity for interested girls to learn the aca- demic and personal requirements for a career in nursing. ACTIVITIES: Field trips to Loma Linda University School of Nursing and Patton State Hospital. Speakers. FUTURE NURSES: Row I : Nancy Lemus, Penny Nickles, Joanne Kruse, Barbara Ton, Lynda Marelock. Row 2; Naomi Garretson. Julie MacDonald, Debbie Callahan, Diane Wheeler, Louise Bloomingdale. Row 3: Kathie Lash, Karen Beetler, Pot Woodruff. Debbie Jones, Susan Korziuk. Row 4: Kathy Peterson, Carol Brinks, Kerry Fife, Sue Houde, Mory Ann Gilleon, Mrs. Beckord. , „ I Jo {m ADVISEI Lowry. Drive, I Pedagogs — Syes to the future Pedagogs OFFICERS: Sharon Olmos, President- Bonnie Hebbord, Veep; Jane Meiers, Secretary; Janet Wilson, Treasurer. ADVISERS: Mr. Snoody, Mrs. Over- street. PURPOSE: To investigate and learn about the teaching profession. ACTIVITIES: Speeches, attending con- ferences, classroom visitations. Jim Gil 136 l Service in the Zerrier Zradition Key Club OFFICERS: Jim Nagy, President; Rex McBride, Veep; Barry Miller, Secretary; Flip AAcGowan, Treas- urer. ADVISERS: Mr. Stutt and Mr. Lowry. PURPOSE: To better serve RHS. ACTIVITIES: Muscular Dystrophy Drive, March of Dimes collection. KEY CLUB: Row 1: Chris Marten, Alan McCall. Row 2 Bob Manning, Dean Kackley, Glenn Anderson, Greg Weaver, Jim Glaze, Garth Huffaker, Barry Miller, Rex McBride, Dove Burke, Doug Setby, Jinn Nagy. Row 3: Mr. Stutt, Pot Daniels, Dove Quick, Mark Kuhns, Bruce Freeman. Row 4: Dave Miller, John Guerrero, Rick Masterson, Rick Canning, Scott Reynolds, Bill Burke, Steve Jensen, Jim Fallows, Bob Break, Flip McGowan, Mr. Lowry. Block R OFFICERS: Jim Grove, President; Jim Glaze, Veep; Rex McBride, Secretary -Treasurer. ADVISERS: Mr. Britten, Mr. Fey. PURPOSE: Service to school and community. ACTIVITIES: Service, parties, as- sembly ushers. BLOCK R: Row -. Steve Wiike, Brian Schwarz. Mike Miller, Jim Gloze, Rex McBride, Dick Freemon, John O Leary. Row 2: Jim Laer, Greg Weaver, Chris Arth, B ' uce Freeman, Dean Bottersby, Flip Mc- Gowan, Chuck Burgess, Garth Huffaker, Steve Guggisberge. Andy Souiek, Mike Mcintosh. Harry Munoz, Row 3: Jim Spongier, Mark Rechsteiner, Pat Daniel, Bob Manning, Tom Dolon, Steve Petersen, Mike Dolan, Doug Huff, Glen Anderson, Don Griffiths, Allan McCall, Chris Martin, Brad Modsen, Doug Verdieck, Rick Gonzales. Row 4: Tim Von Horn, Eddie Coleman, John Gorman, Scott Reynolds, John Morrisset, Mark Englebretsen, Charlie Austin, Bob Bruckort, Terry Cook, John Mercier, Bill Spencer, John Smith, Mike Alferd, Bob Holman, Marvin Benz, Steve Shawver. Row 5: Ernie Diaz, Steve Harrison, Don Vega 137 MODERN DANCE CLUB, Row 1: Chris Campbell, Robin Corum, Mrs, Jill Bickford, Michele Day, Jeame Alcantor, Bonnie Hebbard. Rovj s, Marti Shorey, Kothy Deen, Linda Miley. Chris Maroist, Kathy Economy, Penny Sullr Kothy Klousner, Porter Wise, ida Nakken, Gloria Martinez, Row 4: Barbara Billick, Chorlene Hudson, Margaret McDonald, Brenda Peters, Sue Serveson. Kkythmic Zrippers Modern Dance Club OFFICERS: Robin Corum, President; Marti Shorey, Veep; Kathy Deen, Treasurer. ADVISER: Mrs. Revis. PURPOSE: To enable any RHS student to discover and learn about the dance by weekly partici- pation. ACTIVITIES: Annual Modern Dance Show. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB: Seated: Lyn Fitzgerald, Josetfe Honus, Cns Gillespje, Joanne Holliday, Barbara Tan. Row 2: Fitzgerald, Sam Tru|illo. World Affairs Club OFFICERS: Betsy Kassner, President. ADVISER: Mr. Haight PURPOSE: To present and discuss ideas concern- ing philosophy, the arts, sciences, world affairs, and similar topics. ACTIVITIES: Dinner meetings, guest speakers, lectures. Jim Alexander, Debbie Seated: Frank Moore. Row 1 : Joonne Holliday, Mr John Webb. Mike Lake, Bates, Barbara Tan. Row 2: Ahead of the news . Political Science Club OFFICERS: John Webb, President; Frank Moore, Vice-President. ADVISER: Mr. Johnson PURPOSE: To encourage debate and thought- provoking discussion among faculty and students in the area of political science. iSocicil 141 Jane Siever 1965 Homecoming Queen 142 Betty Ann Hardy Senior Princess Amid gay international flags and sparkling batons stood the expectant princesses. The long awaited announcement! Upon receiving the traditional kiss from A.S.B. president Dean Kackley, Jane Siever was crowned 1965 Redlands High School Homecoming Queen. The radiant queen and her court, Senior princesses Betty Ann Hardy and Margie Zeiner; Junior princess Betty Hurley; and Sophomore princess Nancy Biersch- bach, were ecstatically applauded by the crowd. Later, celebrating the football team ' s smashing victory over Fontana, our royalty presided over the exotic setting of the Home- coming Dance, ' Midnight in Moscow. Jntematimal Jair . Betty Hurley Junior Princess mm i. Nancy Biershboch Sophomore Princess 143 The building of a winner Scenes drom Mound the World 144 rally, the international flavor comes through. Vivacious Pep Club comes through again. The Seniors proudly present their first place entry, lemple ot Athe ff Scenes From Around The World was the theme for one of the most enchanting Home- comings ever seen at R.H.S. The colorful display of floats and cars parading through town started Homecoming off with a festive air. The French Club, riding bicycles, added an unusual touch that brought them first place in car competition. The Frank Araujo Club cap- tured first place for club floats. The Seniors were especially thrilled when their float, Temple of Athena, was proclaimed the first place winner, despite its late arrival at the Bowl. The Juniors took second with The Land of Hino , and the Sophomores were third. The parade wound its way through the streets to the Bowl where a tremendous pep rally was staged. That evening we watched our terrific Terriers smash the Fontana Steelers. 145 I 146 Robin Knudtson 1966 Winter Ball Queen Meg Bocon Vicki Edwards Pam Repp Sally ' . ' an Dorm One SnchaHted Svening Guests floating in from the windy night entered the sparkling garden of this year ' s Winter Ball in an excited mood. The exquisite decorations beautifully portrayed the theme, Starlight and Roses, by transforming Terrier Hall into a gorgeous red ballroom graced by hundreds of roses. The high point of the evening come as Jim Nagy, Senior Class president, announced and crowned lovely Robin Knudtson as Winter Ball Queen. Princesses were Meg Bacon, Vicki Edwards, Pam Repp, Sally Van Dorin, and Kim Walker. Mood music for the perfect night was provided by Demirjyns Combo. r BBWr . PI BiBy ::ij iil 1 I M 1 V r H y ' . 1 ' .|. ' -A; B 1 I H N H HUhnVHb: ' M M -nJ jnl HWilfl M ►- T ' ' • ' ' - i ' ' l i)f Kim Kahley Spring Sports Queen 148 Summer M( ic Janef Gornsey The spring season was colorfully announced this year at the annual Spring Sports Dance. Following the theme, Summer Magic , Terrier Hall was transformed into a wonderous garden of Grecian pillars, wrought iron, and hundreds of flowers of every size, shape, and color, all covered by pole green and yellow. As guests danced and enjoyed the unusual entertainment of the Mark V Combo, excitement mounted in anticipation of the queen ' s coro- nation. Then as the band sounded a fanfare, the red carpet was rolled out and this year ' s spring sports princesses appeared for the coronation. Crowned by Athletics Commissioner, Ralph Phillips, as this year ' s queen was sparkling Kim Kohley. Her winsome court consisted of Elaine Bedoya, Dana Cramner, Janet Garnsey, and Katy Power. ?m and Jrolic . . . ' Dog patch Style Friday night, March 1 1th, the A.S.B. broke out their corn- cob pipes, Sunday-best rags, and home-made manners for the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. At the door, to the glee, dis- gust, or humiliation of all, they were met by a slide, the means of entrance. Everyone was all smiles as they stomped to the Five of a Kind band after their unbelievably grace- ful entrance. The corn-squeezins were in a rather interest- ing pair of distillery-like barrels, and after refreshment, Mar- ryin ' Sam performed his hitchin duties for all who wished them. With Cris Capen reigning as Li ' l Abner, the affair was quite an event. 150 Once again Seniors, Junoirs, and Sophomores swept down on the city of Redlands in a hectic attempt to break all previous records in the annual Can Drive. This year, a twist took place when victorious Juniors brought in 9,200 pounds of canned food. The Seniors came in second with 8,980 pounds and the Sophies were third with 5,800 pounds. Through the efforts of the students, there was found in the Family Service bounds everything from apple juice to eggplant appetizer. After an exhausting evening of can-chasing, the Terriers returned to await the announcement of the winner at the successful Inter-Club Car- nival and Stomp. The event was marked by the infamous Block R Dunk- ing Booth and, naturally enough, food, food, and more food! 152 H UncaHHtj Affair . I. — 153 Although rain dampened the ground and abruptly blanketed the Sylvan Park festivities at the Hello Picnic, it did nothing to the Terriers ' spirits. Once again, the picnickers had a hilarious time at the amoeba races, the iunior-senior baseball game and the water- balloon throwing contest. This year the juniors won the baseball game and the seniors pulled through with the amoeba cham- pionships. Food was also a major attraction, and students found the picnic tables abounding with pizzas, hamburgers, soft drinks, cakes and cookies. When evening came, the Terriers trekked over to the Girls ' Gym for the first swinging Y-Nite of the year to end a great, fun-filled day. cW : j? The music can be heard for a mile, they are swinging to the driving beat of the bond; screaming to be heard above the din; everyone is dancing and laughing . . . the Terriers are celebrating another victory at a Y-Nite, The traditional Y-Nites were once again a mem- orable addition to the school year. By moving the location of the dances from the YM.C.A. to the Girls ' Gym, more people were able to attend, making them even bigger successes than ever before. |jorf« Jim Grove All CIF CBL Robbin Tenney All CBL Greg Weaver All CBL Mike Dolan All CIF CBL Bill Groinger All CBL Stalwarts of the QridiwH Beginning one of our toughest seasons with determination, courage, dedi- cation, and experience our team fought to the CBL Co-Championship with Ramona and Pacific. Thus we earned the right to represent the league in the CIF playoffs, where we were stopped by Centennial in the Semifinals, ending the season with an 8-4 record. From the first gome with Manual Arts of L.A., the Terriers led by Captains Bill Grainger, Mike Dolan, and Jim Glaze displayed the type of football which was a credit to our school, parents, and community. The traditional honors went to Jim Grove, Most valuable lineman; Mike Dolan, Best Back; Jim Glaze, most inspirational; Robbin Tenney, sportsmanship; and Doug Huff, Most Improved. Next season we will miss the senior lettermen and excellent line Coach Bob Earp; however, fans may see one of the best backfields that RHS has ever had. Phil Cleaver All CBL 159 REDLANDS 30 MANUAL ARTS 13 In the opening game of the season the desire to win and rugged condition gave the Terriers their first victory of the season. McCall boomed three conversions and a field goal during the evening, eras- ing the former RHS record of 22 straight conversions set by Kurt Zimmerman. AAcCall now holds the record with 23 straight. Bob Manning pulled in a pass from Pat Daniel, shook off a would-be tack- ier and burst over for the TD. Jim Spongier recovered a fumble, and a few plays later Greg Weaver zipped around right end for the 6 points. Late in the 3rd quarter Dave Lockett returned a Toiler punt 27 yards, and 3 plays later Daniel sprinted 1 2 yards around left end for the TD. Jim Glaze, Bill Grainger, and Chris Hoyt made a lot of tackles while Greg Weaver and Dean Means he lped tremendously in the backfield. GAME AT A GLANCE RHS MAHS First Downs . . 16 6 Rushing Ydge. 219 83 Passing Ydge. 45 170 Passes Att. . . . 13 15 Passes Com. . . . 2 8 Passes hod Int. 1 Punts 1 6 Punting Aver. . 23 35.4 Fumbles Lost . 1 1 Yards Pen. . . . 10 95 t, i Bob Manning Bruce Freeman Gary Gray 160 REDLANDS O ANAHEIM 6 The Anaheim Colonists squeezed by the tough Terriers in a bruising battle of defenses. Anaheim ' s only tally came with only three min- utes left in the first half when the Anaheim full- back, Stone, tromped over from 5 yards out. With less than five minutes showing on the clock the Terriers took over from their own 17 yard line and started to move. Greg Weaver fired a pass to speedy Bob Manning for 16 yards. Pat Daniel then tossed a bomb to end Bruce Freeman for 8 yards. Manning pulled in a pass from Daniel and shot downfield to make the catch good for 33 yards. A run by Greg Weaver, and a short pass from Weaver to Chris Munoz got the Terriers down to the 7 yard line. With a fourth down three situation Daniel stepped back and fired, only to have it hauled out of the air by Colonist Sophomore Tom Fitzpatrick, thus ending the only hope of victory for Redlands. GAME AT A GLANCE RHS ANAHEIM First Downs 9 11 Rushing Ydge 56 184 Passing Ydge 134 10 Passes Att 27 6 Passes Com 12 2 Passes had Int 2 Punts 6 6 Punting Average 39.8 31 .3 Fumbles Lost 2 Yards Pen 65 25 s REDLANDS O WESTMINSTER 3 The Westminster Lions squeaked by the Terriers on a 41 yard field goal that hit and toppled over the crossbar. The field goal was set up after a blocked punt late in the third quarter. Redlands ' longest run came on a 17 yard sprint around right end by Bob Manning. The Terriers managed to get two plays after the first half had ended because of offsides penalties. A Pat Daniel pass to speedster Mike Weaver put the Terriers on the Lions ' 13 yard line but failed to advance Redands on the scoreboard. Carl McWilliams, Bill Grainger, Dave Battersby, Phil Cleaver, Robin Tenney, and Dean Means ail turned in spectacular jobs for the tough Terrier defense. GAME AT A GLANCE WEST- RHS MNSTR. First Downs . . 8 12 Rushing Ydge. .82 81 Passing Ydge. .38 69 Passes Att. . . 8 27 Passes Com. . . 2 10 Passes had Int . 1 Punts . 7 6 Punting Aver. .25 34 Fumbles Lost . . 1 Yards Pen. . . . .34 35 (All individual pictures and the football picture on page 156 are by James Sloan) GAME AT A GLANCE RHS LBW First Downs .... 6 13 Rushing Ydge. . .127 60 Passing Ydge. . . 23 184 Passes Att 4 29 Passes Com. . . . . 2 14 Passes hod int. . . 2 Punts 7 . 36.1 6 Punting Average 36.5 Fumbles Lost . . . 1 2 Yards. Pen . 90 15 REDLANDS 28 L.B. WILSON 20 Starting with an 80 yard punt return to paydirt by speed specialist Mike Weaver with only 1:19 gone in the first quarter, the fantastic offense and de- fense of the tough Terriers gave Long Beach Wilson, the number one ranked team in CIF, its first loss of the season. Dolan scored the first of his two 6 pointers after a march led by junior QB Pat Daniel, starting on the Bruins 22 yard line. After an amazing interception by Mike Dolan and a 10 yard jaunt, Joe oolis ripped his way to a touchdown. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 : Jim Grove, Dove Bottersby, Dave Lockett, Chris Hoyt, Jim Spongier, Glenn Anderson, Tim Von Horn, Allan McColl. Row 2: Chris Munoz, Greg Weaver, Jim Glaze, Carl McWilliams, Mike Dolan, Doug Juff, Sam Acuma, Bob Manning, Mike Weaver, Bill Morris. Row 3: Bob Bierma, Phil Cleaver, Bob Holmon, Dean Means, Mike Cruzan, Gaylen Newton, Joe Solis, Mike Mcintosh. Row 4: Pat Daniel, Vic Olmeda, Gary Gray, Bruce Freeman, Dave Wright, Robin Tenney, Barry Miller, Steve Petersen, John Tenney, Bill Grainger. Photo by Jim Sloan. f 9® I ©J feet thefo tbCi Loc smosl ID.i ondi ltii((j on pullet yards GAME AT A GLANCE RHS RAMONA First Downs . Rushing Ydge. Passing Ydge. Passes Att. . . Passes Com. . Passes had Int Punts Punting Average Fumbles Lost . . Yards Pen 12 276 21 4 2 1 2 19.5 2 15 9 70 112 22 11 4 4 33.3 2 5 REDLANDS 34 RAAAONA 14 Racing back after a breath taking TD by the Rams with only minutes gone in the first quarter, the Terriers clobbered Ramona. The tide turned when Pat Daniel snagged a Ram pass on the RHS 2 yard line and zipped back to the RHS 22. The Terriers marched 78 yards for the tying TD with Gary Gray booming over the first of his 3 6 pointers. Daniel and Dolan each crossed to paydirt while McCall booted four extra points during the game. Four key interceptions were made by Daniel, Glenn Anderson, and Phil Cleaver (2). Diminutive Mike Weaver speeds past the Redbirds. GAME AT A GLANCE RHS SBHS First Downs 11 5 Rushing Ydge. . . 1 64 69 Passing Ydge ... 1 02 62 Passes Att. 11 13 Passes Com 7 5 Passes had Int. . . 2 1 Punts 1 5 Punting Average . 55 40.2 Fumbles Lost .... 2 Yards Pen 20 5 REDLANDS 14 SAN BERNARDINO Redlands captured the Smudge Pot for the fourth year in a row, by shutting out the Cardinals 14-0. Locket started the scoring with a smashing 90 yard punt return for the T.D. Allan McCall booted the extra point and the score remained 7-0 until the third quarter when the Terriers took over on their own 35 yard line. Peterson pulled in a pass from Pat Daniel for 27 yards. Gray made gains of 7, 8, and 4 yards, and then plunged 1 yard for the 6 pts. McCall added the extra point and the Terriers held Berdoo at boy until the final gun. Varsity Coaches Mr. Eorp, Mr Womack, and Mr. Chaney REDLANDS 12 PACIFIC 13 In one of the most exciting games of the season Pacific edged by the terrierific Terriers. Pacific tallied early after recovering a Redlands fumble. Late in the second quarter offer a 72 yard march, Greg Weaver scored to knot the score at 6-6. With only 42 seconds left in the game Pacific cut over fom the 1 yard line to break the 6-6 tie. The conversion was successful to give the Pirates a 13-6 lead. Just seconds later Pot Daniel fired to Bob Manning who blasted ail the way to the end zone. The conversion failed and the game ended with the Pirates in a one point lead. GAME AT A GLANCE RHS PACIFIC First Downs 8 10 Rushing Ydge 164 144 Passing Ydge 52 32 Passes Att 7 9 Passes Com 2 4 Passes had Int 1 Punts 4 6 Punting Average 27.8 33.8 Fumbles Lost 1 1 Yards Pen 5 25 k Doug Huff REDLANDS 37 FONTANA Led by the spectacular playing of Pat Daniel, the Terriers demolished Fontana. Daniel sprinted for two TD ' s and passed for two others. Redlands piled up a 398-3 yard lead in rushing. Bob Manning and Mike Mcintosh each snagged a Fontana pass. Speedy Mike Weaver knifed 41 yards in only three plays into the Steeler line. Munoz, Manning, and Dolan each carried the pigskin for a 6 point- er while McCall booted one field goal and completed 4 of 5 conversion attempts. Carl McWilliams along with Dave Bat- tersby. Bill Grainger, Phil Cleaver, and Jim Glaze led the defensive line. GAME AT A GLANCE RHS FONTANA First Downs 20 12 Rushing Ydge 398 3 Passing Ydge 131 115 Passes Att 10 20 Passes Com. 6 9 Passes had Int 1 2 Punts 4 Punting Average 31.0 Fumbles Lost 1 Yards Pen 85 28 REDLANDS 35 CHAFFEY i Powered by the rugged running of Mike Dolan the Terriers captured the CBL co-champion title by knocking out the hard hitting Chaffey Tigers. The first TD came after a 55 yard splurge in which Dolan carried the ball three times for 33 yards, including the final 5 yards for the 6 pointer. Dolan scored again on a 41 yard run after an interception by Phil Cleaver, and two beautiful runs by Gary Gray totaling 16 yards. With only 47 seconds left in the first half the Terriers took over on the Chaffey 26 yard line. Two plays later, Pat Daniel connected with end Bruce Freeman for the TD. The final two TDs came on a 34 yard spurt by bulldozing Mike Dolan. Allan McCall then booted the fifth extra point of the game. GAME AT A GLANCE First Downs 15 10 Rushing Ydge 309 65 Passing Ydge 40 133 Passes Att 7 28 Passes Com 3 9 Passes had Int 2 4 Punts 4 4 Punting Average .... 23.8 25 Fumbles Lost 1 Yards Pen. 25 60 lutching Tiger jfdletitlin I ,5 Mdrtosli DeedyMike three pioys inning, ond ■mpts. Dave Bo ' - sr, ond Ji 165 ft 10 oi tool Dc ifitefCf Managers: Rick Courtney, Ernie Dioz, Ralph Phillips, Steve Barke REDLANDS 17 SANTA ANA VALLEY 14 With a spectacular 17-14 victory over Santo Ana Valley, Redlands forged into the CIF quar- terfinal playoffs. SAV hit pay dirt with 1:18 minutes left in the first quarter. Redlands then took the kickoff and charged 84 yards in 1 1 plays for the tying TD. Gary Gray punched over the goal line again vith 1:57 left before half time. With 7:49 left in fhe final quarter, the Terriers recovered a Falcor fumble leading to McCall ' s field goal on the 17 GAME AT A GLANCE RHS SAV First Downs 17 9 Rushing Ydge 211 85 Passing Ydge 31 78 Passes Att 7 9 Passes Com 4 6 Passes had Int 1 Punts 3 3 Punting Average 35.3 29.7 Fumbles Lost 1 1 Yards Pen 65 50 Glen Anderson Steve Petersen 166 REDLANDS LONG BEACH WILSON The Terriers compiled a 10-6 edge in first downs to advance to the CIF semifinals after dueling LBW to a 0-0 draw. Dave Lockett and Greg Weaver turned in key interceptions to stymie the Wilson aerial attack, while the awesome tackling of Phil Cleaver, Bill Grainger, Dave Battersby, Robin Tenney and Jim Grove halted the Bruins on the ground. GAME AT A GLANCE RHS LBW First Downs 10 6 Rushing Yardage ........ 67 80 Passing Yardage 63 21 Passes Att 12 14 Passes Com 6 4 Passes had Int 2 Punts 6 6 Punting Average 27.3 32.3 Fumbles Lost 1 Yards Pen 25 5 Gaylen Newton REDLANDS 7 CENTENNIAL 25 In the final game of the sea- son for the Terriers they were defeated by the Centennial Apaches led by the slick running of Mickey Cureton. The Terriers ' only TD came on a 63 yard drive in which Joe Soils carried the pig skin 5 times for the 26 yards including the final 1 yard TD splurge. Pat Daniel got 10 yards on a keeper and passed to Manning for another 10 yards. Daniel dug around the left end early in the first quarter for a 10 yard TD only to have it called back on an offsides penalty. GAME AT A GLANCE RHS CENTENNIAL First Downs 13 2 Rushing Ydge 132 198 Passing Ydge 67 83 Passes Att 13 3 Passes Com 7 1 Passes had Int 1 2 Punts 5 4 Punting Average 35.3 28.3 Fumbles Lost Yards Pen 30 112 167 JV FOOTBALL: Row 1: Craig Bonta, Ernie Guerrero, Jim Brown, Bill Cloud, Dan Talley, Paul Lieberman, Earl McWil- liams, Dan Feiling, Mark Wol- lam, Clemens Bock, Larry Hay, Mark Reichsteiner. Row 2: Dell Morgan, Mike McShane, Keith Hook, Ralph Faccone, Gory Spry, Harold Carroll, Don Ham- , Tim Griffen, Freddy Mar- tinez, Andy Gordon, Ross Poter, David Sepulvado Row 3: Coach De Maggio, Dove Kot- ner, Bill Moore, Andy Dungan, Earl Polidore, Eugene Dixon, Ronnie Martinez, Gary Mer- cado, Coach Britten, Macnamore - mgr. Ro Charlie Garrett, Chris Mike Kashirsky, Joey Ander son, Rick Burgess, Tom Ekema Jim McShane. Gary SEASON SCORES RHS 28.. TWIN PINES RHS 19. . ANAHEIM RHS 40. . . WESTMINSTER RHS 7.. LONG BEACH 19 RHS 25. . RAMONA 18 RHS 27. . SAN BERDOO RHS 7.. PACIFIC RHS 66. . FONTANA RHS 26. . CHAFFEY 245 37 I Hi ,, ri ii rt '  wp  ' Wf - ' t«M « ' ' ' ' ' « (awi ( . e famps The 1965-66 J.V. football season created a great deal of excitement. The players were chal- lenged to keep an unbeaten string going which extended from previous seasons, and nearly did so as they lost only one game to Long Beach Wilson after 20 successive victories. The vic- tory trail was regained once again, and the 1966-67 J.V. team will inherit a 5 game winning streak. The great running of Fred Martinez, Charles Garrett, Gary Mercado, and Ron Martinez sparked the J.V. effort. Typical Terrier desire and courage marked the defensive team as they shut out 7 of nine opponents. The team voted Mark Wollam and Fred Martinez the co-captains and tabbed Fred Marti nez as the most valuable player. ( - 4 ffi 1 ' t J ri i F ' li ' •?S - ¥ 1 «r- ■ . 1 41.1 S, - W! ' C3 r-L jiBALL Kow 1 Jim Lauer bob Houghton, bteve Johnson, uennis es5le , f iph Urewiiz John wicovith, bou Robinson, Fred Flores, Felix Sepulveda, and Vince Delgado. Row 2: Dick Bohrnstedt, Rocky Ford, David Miller, Jim Bartlett, Jay Amundson, David Burke, Brod Rehome, Keith Barron, Jeff Hay, Richard Alonzo, John Morse, David Martinez, Tom Bates, Allan Campbell, and Gene Cortez. Row 3: Jim Fuller, Charles Ledbetter, Mike Boyle, Bruce Serroo, Rex Johnston, Jim DeLaney, John Guerrero, Mike Dungan, Lional Aguilar, Robbie Bell, Chris Dennison, Carl Ledbetter, Roger Hamamuro, Steve Ojeda, David Lloyd, Coach Cook, and Coach Avino- SEASON SCORES RHS 13 MANUAL ARTS 1 9 RHS 6 ANAHEIM 39 RHS 14 WESTMINSTER 7 RHS LONG BEACH W. 26 ' J Wi KM S0 ' RHS 6 RAMONA RHS 1 3 SAN BERDOO RHS 13 PACIFIC 20 RHS 13 FONTANA 7 RHS 12 CHAFFEY 12 90 130 170 footballers battled With Courage and Pride The magnificent Terrier B ' s finished CBL play with a record of three wins, one loss, and a tie, which gave them a second place in league standings. Steve Johnson was awarded the Jim Hooper memorial award as the most inspirational player. Jeff Hay was voted the most valuable player. Steve John- son and Dennis Kessler were elected as team captains for the season. 171 VARSITY X-COUNTRY: Row 1: Rich Gonzales, Steve Harrison, John Mercier, Steve Shawver, Coach Scholton. Row 2; Steve Guggisberg, Don Vega, Brad Madson, Ron Drewitz, Barry Welker, Andy Soulek. X-Comtrif CBL RESULTS The RHS road runners just missed the CBL varsity crown by 3 pts. A n t would have given the Terriers an unprecedented 3 successive championships. A Ramono man captured first, and he was followed by Steve Shawver 2nd, Andy Soulek 3rd, Don Vega 5th, Ron Drewitz 9th, John Mercier 14th, Brad Mad- son 18th, and Rick Gonzales 23rd. The JV ' s won their division easily as Phil Saldana placed 2nd, Steve Guggesberg 3rd, Steve Harrison 5th, Barry Welker 8th, Lary Boatman 11th, Mike 13th, and Bob Perry 14th, The Sophies captured the Sophie title for the third year in a row. Scott Ghormely was 1st, Steve Miller 2nd, and Alan Martin 3rd. The soph captain was Bob Saldana. J.V. X-COUNTRY: Row 1; Steve Roberts, Willam Henry, Dave Bonson, Sylvester Gronillo, Joe Stamper, Tracy Boatman, Phil Saldana, Robert Perry. Row 2; Keith Correio, Andy Anderson, Mark Arnegord, John Mortin, Mike Kunce, John Fredricks, Jerry Kruse, Ken Lopez. Row 3: Paul Murdock, Bill Burke, Marvin Benz, Phil Lowry. 172 VARSITY WATER POLO: Row 1: Phil Snowdon, Bob Bruckort, John Gorman, Bob WilHoms, Dean Kockley, Chris Martin, Gai Burgess, Flip McGowan. Row 2: Rick Masfersen, Ed Coleman, Hal George, Scott Capen, Bill Spencer, Don Acheson, Ken Row 3; Dick Scober, Joy Richards, Ron Mastersen, Dean Bottersby, Benjie Osbun, Pete Suttner, Coach Chambers. The Class A , B , and C t ' eoms did a com- mendable job this year considering the seasoned opposition and the fact that this is only the second year of the sport in recent years at RHS. The Varsity team ended the season in great fash- Ion with 7 wins and 2 losses leaving them in a tie for 3rd place with Ramona and Claremont, while Chaffey and Upland tied for 1st. Voting by the team members named Dean Kackley as team cap- tain, John Gorman as most valuable player, and Chris Martin as most inspirational player for the season. The Class C team closed their season in great fashion with 7 wins and 2 losses leaving them in a tie for 3rd with Upland. Scott Griffiths was voted team captain, and Dan Sanchez as most valuable player. The Class B team did not fare as well as the others, however, this did not affect their spirit or de- termination in the least for they played their hardest down to the final gun. The team voted Jud Wells as team captain and Mo ' k Jalving as most valuable player of the season. BEE WATER POLO: Row I: Dove Wright, Mark Hebert, Steve Boll, John Sfrondberg, Mark Jalving, Judd Wells. Row 7-. Gerald Strotton, Steve Hawkes, Dave Baker, Chan Walker th Huffaker, Chuck Hurley, Paul Idle. : I 1 UPLAND GLENDALE VICTOR VALLEY RAMONA UPLAND 8-12 FONTANA 7-3 MONTCLAIR 27-3 CHAFFEY 12 CLAREMONT .... 13-14 RIVERSIDE 16-3 LA PUENTE (W)7(L)2 (W)2(L)7 (W)6(L)4 CEE WATER POLO: Row 1 ; Dave Criswell, Scott Griffiths, John Young, Bob Lawrence, Joe Greno, Mike Spears. Row 2: Ronny Goff, Bill Hess, Danny Sanches, Bill Armstrong, Nels Berdahl, Row 3: Mike Lake, «r ■ ' ; • . tS ! The 1965-66 basketball season has been a very excit- ing one. Coach A! Endeman ' s Terriers opened the league play with a tremendous game against Ramona only to lose in the final seconds, 62-64. Ramona was the eventual league champion. In the Terriers ' second league outing they dropped a heartbreaking 45-46 game to San Berdoo. The closeness of these two ball games is a perfect picture of the entire basketball season. No less than seven ball games were played to within one or two points or ended in a tie which sent the team into overtime. Mike Miller was voted Most Valuable Player by his team mates, averaging 14.4 points per game. Mark Englebretson was voted Most Inspirational player, while Charles Austin was chosen Most Improved, and Senior Rex McBride was selected Team Captain by his team motes. 177 ( - j j I CBL LEAGUE SCORES RHS OPPONENT „.„,„. B Bi I 45 San Berdoo 46 || fWA  H L V ' - 1 57 H jn m B H .K ' Fontana W Jt ,Jk M r l ' Chaffey r Kfil y M Ir ' V ' ' Ramona ix -i ° Berdoo 60 Mj 54 Pacific 63 B 48 Fontana 47 53 Chaffey 62 .ji m- Q I overtime VARSITY BASKETBALL Phil Cleaver, Doug Veidieck, Mike Snow, Mike Miller, Bruce Freeman Scott Reynolds, Rex McBride. Charles Austin, Fred Nichols, Mark Englebretson, John Morrisset, Tom Turnbull, and Coach Al Endeman. 178 dNkhoK John Morrisset 180 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Wilson, and Mike Snow- Steve Miller, Tom Martin, Mike Boyle, Don Shaw, Steve Easterling, Coach Hobbs, Don Armitoge, Steve jfV Musketeers The spirited Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by John Hobbs, ended the 1965-1966 season with eleven wins and twelve losses. The hard- working Terriers were led by Co-Captains Nick Krantz and Bill Slinkard. Charles Garrett was elected the most valuable player of the season. Other out- standing players were Bill Berg, Dave Bloemhof, Jim Hayman, Robert Green, Steve Miller, and Mike Snow. N ' , ' iWW.4 Vvl Nfei B BASKETBALL Gordon Ip, Jack Mead, Richard Bohrnstedt, Steve Johnson, Mike Wiles, White, Kevin Keenan, Croig Campbell, Dan Badders, Bruce Atkinson, Coach Maury Fey. Fullmer, Randy Orwig, Jim Sheldon, Randy Verdieck, Jii seosw yi- sNid elected lef out- dj iSrow. Zrlumphant Zerrkr Pups Mentored by Coach Maury Fey, the 1965-66 Bee basketball team captured the San Berdoo Lions Club championship trophy. Later they were edged out in the finals of the Aquinas tourney. Led by Randy Orwig, team captain; Craig Cam- bell, most valuable; and adept Jim Fulmer, league leading scorer; the hoopsters dropped their league opener to Ramona, but turned on the steam to win the next 9 games and capture the CBL championship. Steve Johnson, Kevin Keenan, Jim Sheldon, Randy Verdieck, and Mike Wiles were all interchangeable starters throughout the season, and helped in achieving their over-all 21 win 2 loss record. The 1965-66 wrestling team, captained by Dave Feiling and Steve Peterson had a season filled with many thrills and disappointments. The varsity grap- plers completed their season with 6 wins, 1 tie, and 1 loss. They placed second in the Novice Tourna- ment, ninth in the Christmas Tournament, fifth in the 5-Country Tournament, and fourth in the CBL Tournament. Pete Ruiz, Dave Feiling, and Jim Reyna each won first places in their weight divisions, while Chuck Ortiz placed second and John O ' Lecry placed third in the CBL meet. Three Redlands wrestlers ad- vanced to the CIF finals. Pete Ruiz was selected most valuable wrestler. f.,. He won four championships in tournaments during the season, and gained second in the CIF sectional. John O ' Leary was voted most inspirational; Chuck Ortiz was most improved; and Doug Schreiber was named most valuable J.V. wrestler. Vi RESTLING: Row 1: Jim Grove, Mark Rechsteiner, Dave Feiling, Greg Wright, Jon Huisken, Ralph Faccone, Steve Peterson, Sam Reyes, Jim Reyna, Chuck O ' tiz, Pete Ruiz. John Smith. Row 7. Jim Brown, Andy Dungan, Mark Wollom, John Clay, Doug Schreiber, Jim Delony, Chris Pyron, Richard Bottenberg, Gary Spry, Dave Steward, Lorry Aldama. Felix Sepulveda, Bobby Saldona. Row 3: Sumner White, Andy Gordon, Mgr., Eddie Gibbons, Pete Crobtree, Sam Acuna, Jeff Edmonds, Jim Rau, Don Sanchez, Keith Hook, Gabriel Manzaro. Row A. Gray Pound;, Jim Spongier, Freddie Flores, Dennis Gatch, Byron Diaz, Carlos Garcia, Joe Griffen, Mark Wenzel, Coach Britten. I Oove f iohnO Dave Felling John O ' Leary Chuck Ortiz Jim Reyna Pete Ruiz Steve Peterson Doug Schrelber CBL champ 178 lbs. team captain CBL 3rd. 1 15 lbs. most inspirational CBL 2nd. 123 lbs. most improved CBL champ 130 lbs. CBL champ 106 lbs. CIF sect. 2nd. most valuable team captain most valuable J.V. 185 Superlative Zennis Doug Verdieck Dick Bohrnstedf Our rampaging racketeers got off to a walloping good start for the season and kept rolling to a 11-10 record. The squad was led by five top racketmen: Richard Bohrnstedt, Doug and Randy Verdieck, Chris Hill, and Jim Sheldon. The team swept the Optimists Tournament and soared to capture the CBL cup, then on to rank high in CIF. The team, shining in many facets of skill, boasted as three members, Dick Bohrnstedt, Doug and Randy Verdieck, ranked with the top 20 national high school tennis players. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: Dean Tharaldson, Don Griffitts, Barf Ghormiey, Clair White, Chris Capen, and Chris Hill. Four of the top five Tennis players in separate individual ac- tion pictures. Not Pic- tured: Mark Trolan. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS: Row 1 : Steve Roberts, Steve Baker, Scott Ghormley, Jim Covington, Jerry Van Wieren, Mitch Cap- en. Row 2: Vernon Alferd, Ted Dibble, Steve Jensen, Jim Fal- lows, Greg Starbuck, Jerry Cruz. Randy Verdieck 187 « rP The 1965-66 Terrier Tracksters had another thrilling season this year. There were many chal- lenging moments that brought the athletes to- gether as one team, fighting for that over-all victory. Some of the outstanding individuals this season were Andy Souiek and Steve Shawver in the distance races, Bob Break competing in the high jump; Bob Manning and Steve Peterson in many of the sprints; Willie Townsend in the broad jump; Frank Thornquest in the pole vault; and Marvin Benz in the high jump. Mike Weaver did a great job competing as a B in the low hurdles. Dennis Kessler broke the B pole vault record by clearing 12 ft. 10 in. The Var- sity placed second at the Coachella relays and second at the Steeler relays. The Terriers finished second in the Citrus Belt League behind powerful San Bernardino. VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Row 1: Steve Shawver, Bob Manning, Ronald Davie;, Frank Thornquest, Bob Break, Dave Battersby, Marv Benz, Bradford Modison, Johnny Mercier, Denny Kessler, Tony Hernandez, monoger. Row 2-. Ernest Diaz, Senior Manager, Don Vega, Steve Miller, Keith Correia, Steve Guggisberg, Mike Reynolds, Carl Ledbetter, Bill Burke, Bob Holman, Danny Smith, Jim Brown, Mr. Morton, Field Coach. Row 3. Head Coach, Mr. Cunningham; Rick Gonzales, Kenny Lopez, Andy Souiek. Not Pictured: John Kashirsky, Pete Bruce, Gary Gray, Paul Murdock, Mike Weaver, Willy Townsend, i ili ! H BEE TRACK TEAM: Row 1: Sherman Palmore, Richord Ikerd, Chuck Bennett. Bruce Noordman, Jim Nagy, Robert Houghton. Joe Stamper, Robert Saldana, Mike Kunce, John Jennings. Row 2: John OLeary, Phil Saldana, Royce Patterson, Mark Arnegord. Ricky Pol- idore, Joe Petite, Tom Bates, Dan Blanchard. Row 3: John Young, Mike Alford, Dave Bonson, Ralph Drewitz, Andy An- derson, Lee Hick, Alfred Lopez, Bruce Serrao, Mike Kelly, Rodney Jones, Eu- gene Dixon. Vi i f CEE TRACK TEAM: Row 1: Nels Berdahl, Tracy Boatn Moore, Bruce Scott, Sylvester Granillo, Rick Fredrick i zn, Rick Johnson, Honk Bonm. Row 2: Ton M Benz speeds aheod lui another victor ' VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM: Row 1: Rick Conning, Ron Mosterson, John Gormon, Dean Bottersby, Dean Kackley, Bob Williams, Chuck Burgess, Flip McGowan, Don Acheson, Row 2 Jim Kroft, Joe Ott, Bill Spencer, John Hitchcock, Scoff Reynolcis, Bob Bruckorf, Gorfh Huffaker, Paul Idle, Don Scholl, Clyde Smith. The 1965-66 varsity swimming dual meet record is possibly the best in the school ' s history. Besides capturing the CBL championship, the swimmers tied for second place in the Southern California Relays, placed second in the Optimist Relays out of 23 teams, placed first in the Palm Springs Relays, and first in the Upland Inv. meet composed of 17 teams. The times in the 200 Med. Relay, 50 Free, 200 Indiv. Medley, and 100 Back were good enough so that the swimmers in those events were considered for the National High School All American team. The fol- lowing swimmers were honored by individual awards by vote of the swim team: Class A Dean Kackley, team cap ' t. 1966; Garth Huffaker, most in- spirational; while John Gorman was elected team cap ' t. for 1967. Class B most valuable was Mark Jalving. Class C most valuable was Dan Sanchez. • I  BEE Bill Haw 192 AND CEE SWIMMING TEAM: Row Hess. Scoff Griffiths, Mike Spears, kes, Jud Wells, Joe Greno. rmstrong. Bob Lawrence, Dave Cnswell, Don Sanchez, Coach Chambers, Mark Jolving, Steve Ball, Kenneth Sizzling Swimmers Set J ew M fks RHS CBL 8. SWIMMING RECORDS SET BY THE 196566 SWIM TEAM k ol23 s.and tetiiiis. Indiv. withe foi the he fol- ividual ' Dean lost in- Iteom sMoik VARSITY •l. I ■ t i 1 Record Swimmer Time ,L 1 ▼ RHS 200 Med. Relay Hitchcock, Ott, Kackley, and Huffaker 1:44.1 A pf T RHS 200 Free Gorman 1:56.2 CBL RHS 50 Free Huffaker 22.3 . - CBL RHS ' 200 Indiv, Med Huffaker 2:07.4 m i CBL RHS 100 Free Huffaker 50.2 A CBL RHS 100 Bock Huffake ' 59.1 RHS 400 Free Gorman 4:11.7 CBL RHS 400 Free Relay Kackley, Hitcficock, Williams, Huffaker 3:30.6 Y ■ • — considered for Not lonal High School All American Team Class B C ■ records Lmk 1 Class Event Swimmer Time HH| ■■c 50 Fly Sanchez 27.2 1 J m J ■■c 50 Bock Griffiths 30.1 ■■■■ ll l ■•c 50 Breast Greno 31.7 V JKk ..g.. 100 Indiv. Medley Ott 59.3 HRV t M ,,g,. 100 Breast Ott 1:05.3  s.K- r ' - - ' ' ' ' B8| ■c- 100 Indiv. Medley Hess 1:05.5 BtNH ImhMH -c 200 Medley Relay Griffiths, Greno, Sanchez, and Hess 1:54.7 J Tl ■•C 200 Free Relay Hess, Sanchez, Griffiths, and Criswell 1 :44.0 ■i H El H ..g. 400 Free Gorman 4:12.6 Wf H ■B ■ 400 Free Relay Acheson, Canning, Gorman, and Ott 3:45.0 DIVING TEAM: Row I: Doug Hamilton, Mark Johnson, Bill Reynolds, Sam Acuna, Steve Buyak. Row 2: Mr. Phillips At Makio press time, the 1965 Terrier baseballers were battling in the tightest CBL race in years. RHS had just sound- ly defeated Pacific 11-2 to close the gap to within half a game of first place. Seniors sluggers were led by Mike Dolan, Mike Miller, Harry Munoz, Alan McCall, Greg Noordman, Charles Slaugh- ter, and Tim Von Horn. Leading juniors were John Morrisset, Pat Daniel, and Tom Dolan. Sophomore Tim Wilson dis- played exceptionally fine pitching ability. In the won-lost department, Redlonds stood 4-3-1 in CBL competition with on 8-3-1 record overall. Coach Joe DeMag- gio ' s batmen still had seven more games to close out the 1966 season, and prospects for a title looked good. VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1: Dick Wiley, Andy Coyazo, Joe Solis, Allan McCall, Tim Von H„;n, , ' . ' ,. ke . ' . .illci, ij.oil.c ilo yhic-i, John Morrisset, Grey Noorcjman, Don Shaw (mgr.). Coach De Maggio. Row 2: Ross Potter (nngr), Vince Delgado, Scott Farmer, Mike Dolan, Harry Munoz, Tom Dolan, Pat Daniel, Sam Reyes, John Dwyer. 9 .J. 19 tig ' f ' , UA T A,, I v iJ ' % y JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1; (Mgr.), Mark Englebretson, Randy Orw.g, Steve Wilson, Henry Corlez, Jim Coyozo, Chris Jimenez, Ella Sona. Rov 2: Paul Davenport, Steve Adams, Barry Miller, Mike Kebely Bill Cloud, Dick Romo. Peter Davenport, Coach Chaney. Scrimmage RHS 10 RHS 3 Pre-League RHS 11 RHS 5 RHS 9 RHS 4 League RHS 6 RHS 3 RHS 2 RHS 11 RHS 2 RHS 2 RHS 7 RHS 1 1 VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Ike 2 Rubidoux 3 Gary 7 North 2 Riverside Poly 2 Yucaipa 3 Ramona 6 San Berdoo 2 Pacific 3 Fontana 5 Chaffey 4 Ramona 5 San Berdoo 6 Pacific 2 Total 86 Total 52 Lis hM hMP «5 R .- ■■«fcp- ' ' v 1 ' (i ' V f SOPHIE BASEBALL TEAM: Row 1 ; Chip Haight, Doug Wells. Mike Whalen, Dave Sepuiveda, Gary Mercado, Bill Berg, Tom Martin. Row 2: Bob Riordon, Chris Hardy, Don Hamilton, Jim Fulmer, Gary Hagerman, Joey Anderson, Scott Co- pen, Dave McGuire, Dove Vinke. Row 3: Bob McNo- moro (Mgr.), Coach Gif- ford. «  m H 196 I r Zerrkrs M the Zee sparked by five returning lettermen, Jim Lauer, Greg Weaver, Dick Freeman, Brian Schv artz, and Chris Arth, the 1965-66 golf season got off to a great start. When the MAKIO went to press. Coach Bob Hahns Terriers had a 6 win loss record. This record is a good indication of how the season will end. Other valuable golfers were Mario Manes, Steve Johnson, Dave Miller, Phil Snowden, Tom Hess, and Gary Platz. GOLF TEAM: Row 1: Gary Platz, Mario Manes, Steve Johnson, Jim Lauer, Dove Mille Row 2; Phil Snowden, Chris Arth, Tom Hess, Greg Weaver, Dick Freeman, Coach Hahn. 1 Wk ' •■ 3iK« -: 197 Y - Again this year the vivacious girls of the Girls ' Athletic Association filled the school year with numer- ous achievements. The annual Father-Daughter Ban- quet began the success-filled season. Top sports achievements were the water ballet and successful water show. The regular swimming team, baseball team, and basketball and track teams also showed the members ' enthusiasm for competition. Tennis, one of the most popular sports, also helped to keep up a great reputation of skill and fair play held by the Redlands G.A.A. GAA BOARD AND CABINET: Row 1: Cecilia Smith. Pat Lawrence, Jonice Gearhart, Marianne Battolico, Row 7: Sandy Fowler, Janet Morion Karen Wells, Cynthia Collahan, Janis Hosse, Sue Serveson, Teri Allard. 198 200 Jrom Zhe Seven Seas of K. M. S. the Wet Set G.A.A. went nautical with their second fantastic Watershow. The practiced swimmers splashed through with precision as they transformed the RHS swim pools into scenes across the Seven Seas against a balmy background. Under the tutelage of Miss Judy Rittner, the mermaids hod practiced for months in preparation for their successful performance. « s -Hij a f To OuA 1 966 Pa6io iS Mr. and Mrs. William B. Adams, Jr. J. Richard Allard Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barker Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Bazuin Mr. and Mrs. Don Beckord Class of 1966 Class of 1968 Dr. and Mrs. H. Jay Cozzolino Col. and Mrs. W. A. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Enarson Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Entrekin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James A. Fallows Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. L. G. 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Kingham Armand AA.I.P. Studios Upston Studios James Sloan Everett Franken Jolene ' s Candy Redlands Camera S. K. Smith Co., Los Angeles Dick White Mr. Ed Butler Beacon Printery KMEN Radio Baird Thompson, San Leandro Betty Schmidkunz And special thanks go to the Redlands Daily Facts who helped to make our Battles of the Bands great successes. 219 Zhe year in Ketrospect Sept. 13 — That was the day! Piled with things to do — register the car, check out textbooks, class meetings (where is that room anyway?). Friday finally arrived. Remember that great first Pep Rally and how at Sylvan the Juniors beat the Seniors in baseball? . . . hey, watch out for that water balloon — that ' s no water balloon, its rain! Then there was that first Y-Nite, getting to know everyone. SEPTEMBER also brought us Oraphim Kasemsupya from Thailand and Brigette Roth from Switzerland, our fabulous AFS ' ers. Marie McGoffigan and Carol Wilson brought so much spirit to RHS with those great new pep club outfits, and the sixteen new mentors to cheer the Terriers to the 90, to the 60, to the 30 yard line! We ' ve got the spirit, yeah — yeah. Remember the tales of Norway and England from our envoys Allan McCall and Kathy Ide? OCTOBER found RHS Pep soaring higher and higher as the victory flag flew daily. Remember that crazy Ice Cream Social Hootenanny where everyone ate too much? And how about our new student, Pericles, from Brazil! Y-Nites be- came even more crowded. Dave Burke, Peggy Bourland, Rosann Ohlond and Dave Quick were elected Sophie officers as the Class of 1968 officially got under way! Then there was College Night and con you remember the juniors waiting so impatiently for those Class Rings! Frantic and harried, we all scrounged for napkins, chicken wire, lumber and paint (where can you find Athena?) as activity for Homecoming became more frenzied. NFL members continued to accu- mulate honors and acclaim. Then there was NOVEMBER, full of excitement for Pot Canonica and Diane Gibson as Terrier American Field Service Finalists. And don ' t forget Kathy Greenway receiving the DAR Good Citizen Award. ' ■ How about the Body Snatchers — (what ever did happen?) and noon activities. Homecoming finally arrived — remember the Sophie Birthday cake, Hino ' s Sister City, and how about Jeff Mitchell playing smoke signals with Athena ' s Parthenon? And, oh, yes, the Seniors finally did win something! At half time, during that close game (37-0), vivacious Jane Siever reigned as Homecoming Queen of 1966. Then dancing til Midnight in Moscow . . . what a day!!! Excellent was the term applied to Pat Canonica ' s model car by the Fisher Body Craftsman ' s Guild awarding Pat $150. Remember CIF and Mike Dolan, Jim Glaze, and Bill Grainger our football co- captains? Oh, and then there was Bob Turkey ' Break, Steve Cran- berry Jensen, and how about that Jim Sweat Potato Fallows? DECEMBER sent our Concert Choir with music magnifique to Valley College to star before Channel 24. Don ' t for- get that SAT test, Seniors — ug! Progress was the word hoped for as Student Council approved a Smoking Area and Open Campus proposition. Light House drifted off into nothingness, as the YMCA opened house for the new Teen Center. Syncopated Christmas was a beautifully staged modern dance show and heavens! don ' t forget Mr. Britten as Jolly Old Saint Nick at the Senior Christmas Party! And then there was Christmas and vacation . . . With JANUARY, anti-litter week hit RHS with war cries to Stash That Trash! Accomplished quite a bit . . . didn ' t it? Hobachi introduced the moil corps to bolster morale in Vietnam as RHSers raced to the Post Office. Then there was the Winter Ball! Remember Robin Knutson in Starlight and Roses reigning over her lovely court of Meg Bacon, Vicki Edwards, Pom Repp, Sally Van Dorin and Kim Walker? January also brought honors for Terriers as the San Bernardino-Riverside Industrial Council honored eight students: Emily Beebe, Keith Correia, Julie Grider, Allan McCall, Pat Newcomer, Cindy Smith, and . . . there was Mike Dolan again, with Jim Grove placing on the All-CIF Team! Oh, yes, Carlo Myers was still goin ' strong writing her in- famous Overheard From the Herd. Versatile Josh Wind ushered in FEBRUARY with another of his fabulous assemblies — this time of music and clowning! Batman flapped in and out of Redlonds popularity, though he didn ' t seem to leave much behind . . . Boy! Remember that fantastic Makio Battle of the Bands when we finally climbed out of the red side of Mrs. Reid ' s ledger. And how about those beards as Bob Break and others in- spired that Beard Growing Contest. Thank heaven for little girls set the scene for another fascinating GAA Father-Daughter Banquet. Don ' t forget that crazy Senior Pizza Party, or Pat Cononica as he bid adios to RHS — off to Puerto Rico! The Man Who Came to Dinner scored a tremendous success with great performances from Whitestone — Chris Hoyt, Stacia Barker, and Chris Capen ? 222 The flu emptied RHS classrooms as March announced RHS Merit Finalists Jim Fallows and Jim Carter — how do yo feel? The mighty Seniors once again fell . . . before the Juniors in the Can Drive, (well, you win some, you lose some . . .) Bobbie Brooks flew into Grace Mullen during the Spring Flight Into Fashion Show. Re- member Seniors vying for Civic Day Officer as we took over City Hall. How about Bill Grainger — Police Chief, and Jim Fallows — Mayor? Then there were those Moments To Remember as the faculty showed a new face in their assembly, wasn ' t it great! Oh, and how about Mr. Irresistible (?) Carl McWilliams, who unfroze the RHS feminine smites on Shamrock Day. Susie Andrews cheered her way to lead the new squad of cheerleaders: Kathy Wincher, Sue Porter, Vol Manning, Lynda Creature, Nancy Biersbach, and how about the tension of tryouts with Susie Entrekin leading her spirited squad of pom pons: Susie Phelps, Cathy Rothenberger, Kathy Kiley, Diane Gibson, Pat Wogen. Sadie Hawkins transformed RHS dog-patch style. Hows about that old still and Chris Capen, little Abner? And will you ever forget Mr. Beemer, Mr. Britten, and Mr. Height, ooopsi our Morryin ' Sams! APRIL dropped in on RHS with a whole week of vacation and who minded? Open Campus sprang into reality as the Class of 1966 really did accomplish something with the disappear- ance of smoking and trash problems too. Then there was Summer Magic dancing through Terrier Hall as Kim Kahley reigned as Spring Sports Queen over that sporting court of Katy Power, Janet Garnsey, Dana Cramner and Elaine Bedoya. Well, April 20 finds the Makio almost completed. Now we can only guess that before long we will be dancing Under the Magnolias, and the Daisy Chain will be there as we go to Class Night, and then we ' ll have the Farewell Picnic, Honor Day, graduation, and the fantastic time at Disneyland. 223 Jndeic Semors Accuno, Sam 36, 1 1 5. 1 62, 1 84, 1 93 Acheson, Don 36,174,192 Adams, Cynfhio 13,36,121,122 Adams, Doug 36 Alexander, Jim 36,139 Alexander, Leslie 36 Allenby, Sue 1 14 Allman, Gary 36 Allred, Dennis 36 Alonzo, Richard 36,170 Anderson, Carol 1 14 Anderson, Glenn 36, 1 25, 1 62, 1 66,35 Arendt, David 36 Argleben, Kathleen 36 Armitoge, Don 36,182 Arredondo, Michael 36 Arroyo, Richard 36 Arzaga, Alicia 36,133 Ash, Greg 36,1 15 Auerbacher, Alice 36,120,121,122 Aulgor, Judy37 Aulgur, Rita 37 Austin, Charles 37, 178, 179 Avonce, Sue 37 Avey, Debbie 37 B Bobcock, John 37 Bochiu, Erin 37 Bacon, Margaret 37,147 Bolaban, Gerald 37 Bardsley, Pat 37 Barker, Stacia37,125 Barnett, Koy 37,121 Barrett, Pat 37 Barron, Carol 37 Barron, Keith 37,1 1 5,1 70 Bartlett,Jome5 37,122,170 Borflett, Wayne 37 Bottahco, Marianne 37,198 Bottersby, David 37, 1 1 7, 1 58, 1 62, 1 88 Bean, Kothy 37 Becker, Barbara 13,37 Beckley, Mike Beddoes, Steve 38 Bedoya, Elaine 38,149 BeeBee, Emily 38,207 Beefier, Karen 38,135 Beltran, Danny 1 15 Bennett, John 38 Bennett, Merilee 35,38,1 14,1 17 Benz, Marvin 38, 1 1 4, 1 1 7, 1 72, 1 88, 1 91 Beredo, Jane 38,1 15 Berg, Maybelle38 Bergstrom, John 38,1 15 Bergstrohl, Karen 38 Bethell, Cindy 38 Bethurum, Paulo 38 Beverly, Robert 38,60 Bickford, Jill 126 Biddick, Chris 36,109,135 Biermo, Bob 38 Billick, Barbara 38,138,35 Binder, Gordon 38, 1 20, 1 2 1 , 1 22, 1 35 Bischoff, La Donna 38 Bloomingdole, Louise 38, 1 97, 1 26, 1 35 Blumenthol, Bruce 39 Boatman, Tracy 39,172,191 Bock, Mane 39, 133 Bolin, Vicky 39 Bomgordner, Paula 39 Bond, Darryl39,117 Bowles, Bill 39 Boyd, Kothy 39 Brocy, Mike 39 Brody, Douglas 39 Brady, Patricia 39 Brandenberger, Karen 39 Break, Bob 32,39,1 22, 135, 188 Breihan, James 39 Breyer, Mary Jeanne 39 Brinks, Dwoyne 39 Bristow, Linda 39 Brown, Flodie 39 Brown Michael 39 Brownson, Guy 39 Bruce, Doryl 40 Bruckort, Robert 40, 1 74,192 Bruins, Jackie 40 Brundoge, Connie 40 Buckmaster, John 40,1 30,1 31 Buland, Raymond 40,122,135 Bultron, Doniel 40 Burgeson, Janet 40,1 17 Burgess, Chuck 40, 1 74,192 Burke, Betty 40 Burley, Sieve 40 Burtron, Joanne 40 Buyok, Don 40, 130 Bumo, Ralph 40 Cobral, Carol 40 Cobrol, Richard 40,1 15 Cagle, Steven 40 Coires, Ken 40 Coirns, Scott 40 Comareno, Oscar 108 Campbell, Chris 33,41,138,122,135,35 Canonica, Pat 41 Campbell, Croig 183 Capen,Chris41, 104, 125,186 Cordozo, JoAnn 41 Carlisle, Dole 41 Carlstrom, Holly 134,41,108,1 14,120, 121,122 Corswell, Gail 41 Cossel, Paul 41 Castonedo, Cecilia 41 Christensen, Cindy 41 Cisneros, Joe 41 Clark, Brenda41 Clark, Kothryn 41 Clark, Ross 41 Clark, Tom 41 Clay, John41, 135,184 Cleaver, Phil 41 ,159,162,178,179 Coder, Karen 41 Cole, Sandy 41 Coleman, Ed 41,174 Colemon, May 41,174 Collette, Steve 42, 130 Collins, Chuck 42 Conner, Candace 42,1 1 7,1 26 Commissaris, Harold 130 Cook, Candice42,122 Cook, Terry 42 Correio, Keith 42,172,188 Corneio. Tom 42 Corum, Robin 138 Costella, Jane 42 Courtney, Fred 166,42 Cox, John 42 Cox, Robert 42 Coyozo, Mike 42 Cronmer, Dona 42,149,134 Creor, Robyn 42 Creedon, Tom 42,1 14 Crowe, Pat 42 Cruze, Jerry 52,187 Cruzon, Mike 42,162 Culverhouse, Pat 42,120,122 Cummings, Paul 42 Cunningham, Cosy 42 Curtis, Bonnie 43 Dohl, Glendo 43 Dole, Elaine 43 Daves, Martha 43 Davies, Ronald 43,135,188 Davis, Donald 43 Davis, Larry 43,1 17 Day, Michele 38,43,1 17 Deen, Kothy 43,1 38, 107 Delgodo, Vincent 43,170,194 Derbes, Pete 43 DeSalvo, Cathy 43 DeShayer, Koren 43 Dewey, Greg 43 DeYoung, Glendo 43 DeYoung, Pete Diaz, Ernest 43,135,132,1 66, 1 84, 1 Diaz, Manuel 43 Dibble, Ted 43,129,135,187 Dilthey, Rick 43 Dimillo, Theresa 43 Disporte, Phil 44,130 Doemitz, Sandy Dolon, Mike 44, 125, 159, 162, 194 Doney, Anette 44 Doney, Cliff 44 Draper, Sondro 44 Drewitz, Sandy 44,1 14 Dughman, Linda 44 Duncan, Sandra 44 Dwyer, John 44,130, 1 31 , 194 Dyess, Karen 44,1 14 Eaddie, Lynn 44,1 17,1 1 5,1 22 East, Marilyn 44 Edwards, Vicky 44, 105,125,1 47 Elkins, Martha 44 Emerick, David 44,1 Enarson, Koryn 44 English, Donna 44,1 Espinoza, Mary 44 Foccone, Ralph 44,168,184 Fairbanks, Ruth 44 Fallows, Jim 187,32,45,122 125 128 129,35 Farogher, Jim 122 Farmer, Scott 45,1 17,194 Fauntleroy, Steve 45 Felling, Dan 45, 184, 185 Feiling, David 45,168 Ferris, Doug 45 Finfrock, Linda 45,1 17 Fitzgerold, Deborah 45 Fitzgerald, Debbie 11,12,35,39,45,121 Florez, Orlando 130 FolkeVt, Melvin 45 Francis, Dan 45 Fredrickson, Jack 45 Fredrickson, Susan 45 Freeman, Richard 33,45, 1 25, 1 35, 1 97 Frey, Kotherine 45 Fuentes, Linda 45,1 14 Fuller, Sandi 45 Funk, Bill 45 Gabbert, Condice 45 Gadbois, Susan 46 Gage, Bonnie 1 14 224 Lambly, Kothy 52 Landeros, Robbie 52,117 Landeros, Robert L 52 Loppingo James Lash, Kathleen 52,135 Lasso, Kathleen 52,107 Lawrence, Pat 198,52 Lowson, Judi 52,107 Leary, Evelyn 53 Leek, Cindy S3 Lemberger, John 53 Lemos, Gory 53, 108 Legnick, Cynthia 53 Lenker, Mary Francis 104,53 Leonard, Linda 53 Lettuce, D.M, 35 Levine, Stephanie 53 Lewis, Pnscillo 114,53 Lindeman, Dons 53,122,121,120,1 17 Lipskey, Sharon 53 Lockett, David 162,161,53 Loge, Tim 53,125 Loper, Rachele53,122 Lopez, Ken 172,53,122 Lopez, Susan 53 Lucas, Laurel 53 Lundy, Patrick 115,53 Lyke, Kerry 53 Lystra, Kenneth 54 M Garcia, Carlos 46,1 1 5, 184 Gcrcia Cynthio 46 Garcia, Dolores 46 Garcia, Joquin 46 Gardner, Robert Gardner, Joni 46 Garnsey, Janet 46,149 Garrettson, Betty 46 Garretson, Naomi 46,135 Garza, Fernando 46 Gotch, Dennis 184 Gearhart, Janice 46, 198 Gerken, Lmdo 46 Gerner, Karen 46 Gerrard, Gail 46 Ghormley, Barton 46, 186 Gibson, Potrico 46 Gilpatnck, Jean 46 Gilpotrick, Joan 46 Glaze, Jim46,125,159, 162,35 Goedert, Leslie 46,121 Gonzales, Gennette 47 Gonzales, Potrica 47 Gonzales, Richard 47,172,188 Gordner, Robert 47 Grainger, William 47,125,159,162 Gray, Doug 47 Greenwoy, Kathy 47, 1 21 , 1 22, 1 26, 1 27,35 Greenwood, Elizabeth 75 Greenwood, Kathleen 47 Gregory, Judy 47 Gregory, PriscJila 47, 1 17 Grider, Julie47,l 14,1 17,122 Griffen, Tim 168 Griffin, Betsy 47 Griffiths, Donald 47 Griffiths, Scott 75,175 Griff itts, Don 186 Grimes, Denise 47 Grose, Lindo 75 Gross, James 75 Gruver, Julie 75 Guerrero, Ernest 75,168 Gueuaro, Virginia 47 Guevara, Joe 75 Guevara, Tony 75 Guggisberg, Steve 47, 172,188 Guy, Ruth 75 Haizenga, Richard 47 Holl, Robert 47 Hammura, Roger 47 Hansen, Mary 48 Horder, Barbara 48, 1 25 Hardy, Betty Ann 48,1 43 Harrison, Bill 48 Harrison, Steve 48,172 Hosse, Jams 48,198 Houser Patricia 48,107 Hoy, Jeff 48,130,170 Hay, Lorry 48,130,168 Hoyhurst, Debbie 48 Hazelton, Sandra 48 Heath, Jim 48 Hebbord, Bonnie 48,136 138 Hegyessy, Borbora 13,48,104,105 Heida Kernll 48 Heinecke, Sue 48 Henry Brenda48,114 Henry Elizobeth 48 Hernandez, Tony 48,188 Hernandez, Teresa 49 Hicks, Lee 49,190 Higgins, Hary 49 Higgs, Linda 49 Hill, Brooke 49 Hill, Charles 49 Hill, Gene 126 Hinkle, Linda 48 Hinsvork, Sandy 49 Hitchcock, John 192 Hogon, Tim 49 Holcombe, William 49 Holman, Robert 162,165,49,188 Holt, Craig 49 Holtman, Bernicete 49 Holtsmith, Mike 49 Honus, Jo5ette49,139 Hooker, Terrell 49 Hortencia, Arzaga 1 14 Horton, Denise 49,126 Houser, Wayne 49 Hoving, Ray 49 Housepoir, Candy 49, 1 32 Hoyt, Chris 162,50,135,1 17 Hubbard, Joyce 115,50 Huckoby. Ronnie 50 Hudson, Charlene 50,106,138,107 Huff, Doug 162,164,50,125 Huff Lucille 114,50 Huffoker, Garth 174,50,125,192 Huisken, Jon 184,50 Hurley, Kenneth 174,50 Ide Mimi 50,126 Ikerd, Wayne 50 lives. Eve 50 Inman, Gail 50,108 Inmon, Martha 115,50 J Jensen Larry 50 Jensen, Steve 33,50,135,35,187 Jimenez, Art 50,125 Jimenez, Don 1 1 5 Jirso, Doug 13,50,110,9,108 Joeks, Jeanne 1 14 Johnson, Charlotte 122,121.120 Johnson, Joan 106 Johnson, Ronald 51 Johnson, Saro 51 Johnson, Steve 51,135 Johnson, Wanda 51 Johnson, Willir-m 109,108 Johnston, Shauni 51 Jones Allison 51,109,121,122 Jones, Deborah 51,135 Joostens, Meindert 51 Jordan, Rick 51 Juarez, Joe 51 Judd, Virginia 51 K Kockley, Dean 174,32,51,125,122,192 Kohley, Kim 51,148 Kairot, Jon 51 Kaiser, Kathleen 51 Komhli, Victor 51,135 Kosemsupaya, Oropin 51 Kossner, Margaret 51,127,126,35 Kincher, John 52,135 King, Lawrence 52 Knudtson, Robin 146,52,125 Korziuk Susan 52,135 Kraft, James 52,192 Kroger Martin 52 Krantz, Nicholas 52.108, 135 Kraus, Walter 52,130 Krauss, Linda 52 Krock, Doreen 52 Kronmiller, Robert 52 Kruse, Jerry 172,52,135 Kuhn Shirley 52 Ide. Kathy 50.122 Maatmon. Vicki54,117 Macy, Ann 33,54,122, 120,126,134 Modson, Brodford 172,54,11,35,88 Malm, Deborah 54 Molone, Sharon 1 15,54 Mancinas, Gloria 1 14 54 Mann, Steven 54 Manzana, Gabriel 115,184,54 Maraist. Christine 54,138 Marquez Irma 54,133 Martens, Pam 54 Marti, Don 115,54 Martin, Chris 174,33,54,125 35 Martin, Diane 54 Martin, Greg 54 Mortin, John 172,54 Martin, Suzanne 13,54 Martinez, Kathy 54 Massey, Mike 54,130 Moys, Carl 55 Mays, Ed 55 Medino, Barbara 56,132 Meier, Jane 56,109,122,136,121,107 Mendozo, Vmce 56 Mendoza, Margie 56 Merritt, Christo 56,135 Merritt, Tom 56 Mercier, John 172,56,188 Moyer, James Meyer. Jim 56,135 •. r; Meyer, Ruth 56 Mezo, Margaret Miller, Mike 177,178,56,194 Mills, Mary 56 Milz, Vickie 56 Mitchell, Greg 56 135 Mitchell, Jeff 56,35 Moieske. Croig 56 Montenero, Corol 57 Moore, Frank 57 122 Moore, Jacalyn 57,109,135 Moore, Robert 57 Moore, Steve 57 Moore. Williom 168 Morgan. Mike 168 Morgon. Bill 57 Morgan. Dell 57 Morris, Poul 57,135 Muhl, Jan57 Mulder, Barbara 57 Munoz, Chris 162,165,57 Munoz Horry 57,194 Murphy, Kevin 57,126.128,129 Murphy, Ruby 57 225 Murray. Gwendolyn 57,125 Musselman, Paul 57 Myers, Caria 57 Myers, Lorry 114,115,57 Mc McArdle, Dourene 55 McBnde, Rex 104,177,178,55,125,35 McBride, Ken55,109 McCall, Allan 122,160,162,55,125,135, 194 McCoy, Jackie 55 McCreeny, Dennis 55,135 McCusker, Eline 55 McDonald, Julie 55.135 McElrath. Lynne 55 McFcrrland. James 55 McGoffigan. Mone 105.55,106.125,135 McGowen, Phillip 174.55.192.135 Mclnfosh. Larry 55 Mcintosh. Mike 162.104.55 McKee, Kotherine 55 McKenzie. DeeDee 55 McKinney. James 55 McLellon. Mike 55 McManus. Barbara 56 McMonus. Lyn 56 McRoe. Kenneth 56 McShone. James 168,56 McWillioms, Earl 168,56 McWilhams. Carl 162.56 Nagy. Jim 190.35 Nosh, Carolyn 58 Nelson. Lmdo 58 Nevorez. Lindo 58 Neubauer. Myra 1 14 Newby, Gloria 58 Newcomer. Pot 58.122,121 ,1 26,134 Newman. Nancy 58 Newton. Gaylon 162.167,58.130 Nichols, Fred 104.180,178.58 Nichols, Tom 58 Nickles. Penny 58.135 Nieto. Jimmy 114,58 Nixon, Gary 58 Noordmon, Greg 58,194 North, Mary 58 Nunes. Pericles 58.131 Ogburn. Dwight 58 Ohie. Richard 58 O Leary. John 185.58.190 Olivo, Cynthia 58,132 Olmos. Sharon 58. 136, 11 7. 126 Ontiveros. Jessie 1 15.59 Ortiz, Alfred 59 Ortiz. Carlos 185.184.59 Orwig. Lynn 59 Osbun, Ben 174,59 Otterbeck. Linda 59 Otto. Pomelo 59 Owens, Dick 59 Owens, Susie 59 Poouwe. Joyce 59 Podilla, Julio 59 Pohl. Dons 59.1 17 Potterson, Tom 130 Paxton. Jerry 59 Poxton. Lmdo 59.122 Penrod, Gory 59.130 Pepper, Gilbert 59 Pepper. Gloria 59 Perry. Robert 59.172 Peterson. Kothryn 135 Peterson. Steven 59, 1 25. 1 60. 1 62. 1 66, 184,185 Petite, Stephen 60 Phore, Linda 60.1 15,1 17.135 Phillips. Rolph 33.60.135.166.208 Pidal. Mary Jeon 60 Pietz. Anna 60 Pollard, Roveill60 Pool, Vicki60 Popp. Wes 60 Porch, Sue 60,1 25.35 Posvic, Holly 60 Pounds. Gerold 60.184 Power. Katy 60, 1 20. 1 2 1 . 1 22. 1 25. 1 49 Prescott. Carol 60.120.121.122 Preston, Sharon 60,105 Pugner. Albert 60,85 Ramirez, Carl 60 Ramirez. Daniel 60.132 Ramos. Richord 60 Roy. Dotonia 60 Roy, Sandy 60 Reams, Joel 61 Rechsteiner. Mark 61 .1 68.184 Reed. Mike 61 Reese. Horry 61 Rehome, Borbora 61 Reid. Patty 61.118 Reiter. Karen 61 Repp, Pamela 61.125.147.35 Reyes. Sommy 61.184.194 Reyno. Jim 184.185 Reynolds, Bill 61,193 Rheo. Bill 61 Richardson. Dorlene 61 Ridenous, Linda 61 Ritchie, Bill 61 Ritter, James 61 Rivis. Cecilia 61,133 Roberts. Steve 61.172.187 Robertson, Henry 61 Robinson, Koren 61.122 Rodriguez, Hector 61 Radriquez, Potty 62.114 Rogers. Gwendolyn Rolond, Robert 62 Rorer. Karen 62 Roth. Brigitte 62.126 Roth. Carol 62 Ross. Barbara 62,1 14 Rostrom, Ron 62 Ruiz. Peter 115.184.185 Ruiter. Julio 62 Russell. Sandra 62 Ryckmon. Albert 62.1 22.1 35 Saenz. Lola 114 Sompson. Linda 64 Schaefer. Morgie 64 Scholler. Mary Beth 64 Sch rdr, Mark 64 Schindler Deborah 64 Schmidkunz. Elizobeth 64 Schneider. Maxine 64. 122 Schneider. Richard 64 Schumm. Gary 64 Schwartz. James 64 Schwartz. Brian 197.191 Scott. Mono 63. 126 Scott. Pomelo 63,105.1 15 Seidhfz. Carol 63, 122 Sepulveda, Sandra 63, 1 1 5 Serrano. Ralph 63, 108, 109.1 33. 1 32 Serveson. Sue 63. 138. 198 Shobsin. Horry 63 Show. Linda 63 Shawver, Steve 63, 172.188 Sheets. Linda 63 Sheldon. James 63.183,187 Shier, Richard 63 Siever, Jane 63.104.121,125.142,209 Sil|an, Signe 63 Sims. Jonnis63,122 Slaughter, Charles 64.194 Slinkord. William 64.104 Slovek. Dole 64 Smith. Cindy 13.64.122 Smith. Clyde 64, 192. 135 Smith. Doriel64 Smith, Erving 64 Smith, Eugene 64 Smith. James 132.130 Smith. Lester 64 Smith. Linda 64 Smith, Patricia 64 Smith. Sondro 13.64 Sooy, Richard 64.125 Soto, Mortho 64,1 15 Soper. Cyndy64.115.121,126 Sorenson. Nile 64 Souiek, Andrew 64,172 188 Sowers, Mary 64 Spongier, James 64, 1 1 5.1 17. 16U. 162. 184 Spears, Susan 64 Spyksmo, Terry 64.107 Stanford, Linda 64,1 14 Stephens. Linda 64 Stiffler, Raymond 64 Stoel, Christine 64 Stone, Linda 65 St. Onge, Vicky 65, 1 14.1 22 St Peter. Richard 65 Stubbs, Mike 65 Stroker, Kothy 65.122 Strondberg, Jon 65, 122 Stromeier, Lmdo 65 Slueven. Judy 65 Stuursmo, Charles 65 Syler. Donna 65.109 SzaniQwsky. Ginny 65 Tarongo. Mario 66 Taylor, Donald 65.129 Taylor, Marshall Tenney. Leighonn 65 Tenny. John 65,162 Tenny, Robin 65.1 58,1 62 Terry. Wonda 65 Theys, Sheryl 65 Thomos. Raymond 65 Thornquest. Frank 65.188 Thorpe. Eugene 65 Toolson. James 66 Tobey. Sharon 66 Torkelson, Judy 66.122 Tornquist. Gregory 66.207 Torres. Jerry 66 Touzeo. Pomelo 66, 1 17 Tovor, Lila 66 Townsend. Willie 66 Trod. Joe 66 Trplon. Mark 66 Trujillo. Don 66 Tullis, Hattie66 Turnbull. Thomas 66, 178.181 Turner. Francene 66 Turney, Thomas 66 Uhlir, Karen 66,122 Voldepino, Andrew 66 Vander Ven. Dennis 66, 108 Vonder. Gary 66 VonDorin. Solly 67.104.1 17, 1 47 Van Horn. Tim 67.159,162.194 Von Wieien. Lloyd 67.114 Vasquez. Yolondo 67 Vega, Don 67.172.188 Verdieck. Douglos 67.125.178.181, Vinson, Betty 67 Vander Hellen, Vicki 67 w Wagner. Jerry 67.130 Walker. Kothy 67 Walker. Kim 67, 1 22.1 26.1 27.1 35,1 47 Word, Michael 67 Warrington. Borboro 67 Watson. Jennifer 67 Weaver. Greg 67, 122. 135. 197 Weaver, Monika67,133 Weaver. Robert 159,162 Webb. John 67,108,139 Weemhoff. Diane 67.1 15.1 17,122 Welker, Barry 67,172 Wells. Cynthia 68 Wells. Glenn 68 Wells, Karen 198 Wells. Robert 68 West. Jane 68 West. Kenny 68,1 15 West, Mike 68 West. Nancy 68 Wheeler, Diane 68.135 Wheeler, Rosemarie 68 Whetstone. Nino 68 White, Clare 68.135.186 Whitlow. Froncelia 68 Wiersmo. John 68 Wight. Dovid 68.162 Wiggins, Perry 68 Im Oil Akrec V; llo((i,Ie ' es.Ka Wilbur, Mary Lu 68,136 Wiley, Dick 194 Williams, Bob 68,174, 192 Williams, Noncy 68 Wilson, Carol 33,68,117,121,35 Wilson, Sandra 122,69,107 Woodbury, Greg 69 Woods, Gregory 69, 1 09, 1 22, 1 35 Woods, Wanda 69,1 14 Worley, Cecil 69 Worley, Pat 69 Wright, Greg 184 Youle, Susan 69 Youngsmo Doug 69 Youngsmo, Laurel 69,1 17,1 21 Zamborsky, Terry 69 Zeiner, Margie 69, 1 1 7, 1 25, 1 43 Zuen Christine 69 Rumors A Aolbers, Gerald 72 128,129 Abilez, Mary Ellen 114 Adams, Steve 195 Addman, Debbie 12 Aguilor, Elizabeth 72, 1 1 5 Aquirre, Mary 72 Aldrich, Kathleen 72 Alexander, Barbara 72 Alford, Daniel 72 Alford, Michoel 72,190 Alfred, Vernon 72,121,187 Allord, Ten 72,198 Anderson, Renee 114 Anderson, Andy 72, 1 72,190 Andrews, Joyce 72 Andrews, Susan 72,104,120,121.126,71 Anter, Barbara 133 Aronda, Paul 72 Aring, Elaine 72,1 14 Armbrust, Carolyn 72 Armstrong, Kevin 72 Arnegard, Mark 72,172, 190 Arnott, Ronald 72,109 Arth, Christopher 168,197 Ashton, Gretchen 72 Atchely, Julie 72 Atkins, Bruce 72 183 Austin, Richard 72 Bodders, Dan 72,183 Boezo, Glorio 72 Boiley, Eridean Frances 72,1 1 Bailey, Rhonda 1 15 Baker, Kathleen 72, 1 1 4 126 Baker, Linda 72 Baldwin, Judith 72 Baldwin, Peter 72 Ball, Stephen 174,192 Barnes, Karlo 72 Barrett, John 72 Barrios, Adele72,133 Borrus, George 72 Basinger, Sheilo 72,1 14 Batley, Rhonda 72 Battersby, Dean 72,174,192 Bauer, Patiicio 72,121,126 Beals, Timothy 72 Beauchomp, Bruce 72 Beauregar d, Pamela 72 Beemon, Brenda 72 Beemer, Richard 13 Bellue, Sherry 72 Bendemire, David 72 Benter, Carroll 72 Bermuda, Donna 72,1 15 Befhurum, Lynn 72 Bishop, James 72 Black, Deeane 72 Black, Starlet 72 Blakeley, Jo Ann 72 Blonchard, Edward 190 Bloomingdale, Robert 72 Bolson, John 72 Bond, Margaret 72,1 14 Bone, Timothy 72 Bonson, David 72,108,172,190 Boone, Constance 72 Bottenberg, Richard 72, 184 Boyd, Isabelle72 Boyle, Michael 72,170,182 Brocomonte, Vivian 72,1 14 Brodley, Mary 72, 117 Breckley, Terry 72 Brekke, Randy Sue 126 Breyer, Kathleen 72 Brier, Charles 72 Brogon, Robert 72 Brown, James 72, 1 68, 184, 188 Brown, Kathleen 72 Bruce, Patricio 72 1 14 Bruins, Barry 72 Buland, Mark 72 Burke, Bill 172,188,71 Burkhort, Gail72 Bymo, Paul 72 Bynme, Sheila 73 Cagle, Billy 73,130 Calhoun, Dione 73 Callahan, Cynthia 73,198 Campbell, Allen 73,1 17 Canning, Rick 73,192 Canfwell, Deborah 73,1 1 5 Cople, Julio 73 Carbaugh, Herbert 73,1 14 Cordoso, Nellie 73 Carr, Stephanie 73 Carrasco, James 73 Carrillo, Cormen 132 Carter, George 73 Castle, Claudia 73 Cauthron, Michael 73 CoVift, George 73 Chadon, Doreen 73 Chadbourne, Connie 73 Chaffe, Michael 73 Chandler, Philip 73 Chappel, Karen 73 Chesus, Donna 73,128,129.192 Cho, Jeanette 73 Clark, Barry 73 Clark, Pomelo 73 Clarke, Barbara 73 Cloud, Billy 168,195 Cochran, Carolina 73 Coffey, Rhondo 73 Collier, Richard 73,104 Collins, Vicki73,115 Colunga, Gloria 73 Combs, Fredrick 73 Cook, Borbaro 73,109,133 Cortez, Henry 195 Cortez, Gene 170 Corum, Terrie 73 Cox, Frank 73 Cox, Linda 73,117 Cox, Marguerita 73,115, 1 17 Cox, Sheila 73,105 Coyozo, Andy 194 Coyazo, James 73,195 117 Crabtree, Peter 73,184,129 Croig, Brian 73,71 Cranfill, Carolyn 73,120 121 130 Cranfill, Linda 73 Crawford, Jack 73 Criswell, David 73,175,192 Cronin, Potricia 73 Crook, Sue 73 Crouch, Mike 73,120,121 Crow, John Steven 73 Cruz, Susan 73 Cruzan, Stephanie 73, 1 1 5. 1 20, 1 2 1 , 1 36 Cutte, Diane 73 Dobney, Lindo 1 14 Dolzell, Russel 73 Daniel, Pot 73,160,162,71,194 Danielson, Keith 73,108, 109,1 17 Darrow, Dennis 73 Dasher, Jerry 73 Davenport, Pete 195 Dovenport, Paul 195 Davenport, Hornet 73,136 Davis, Charlotte 73 Davis, Christy 73 Dawson, Robert 73 Dees, Barry 73 Dees, Phyllis 73 DeHoog, Gerald 73 Dekoning, Paul 73 Delaney, Jim 73,170,184 DeWitt, Richard 73 Diaz, Caroline 73 Diaz, Gilbert 73 Dillon, Rebecca 74 Dilthey, Nancy 74,136 Ditfemore, Joyce 126 Dockstader, Shan 74,117 Doss, Alexander 74 Downs, Jerry 74,130 Dragno, Ben 72 Drewitz, Ronald 170,172 Drummond, John 74,132 Dughman, Diane 74 Dungan, Andy 74, 1 68, 1 84 Dunn, Rebecca 74 Duperron, Sally 74 Dusenberry, Charles 74,133 Dwight, Gregory 74,117,120,121 Dwight, Jeffrey 74 Eanes, Donno 74 Earsom, Justina 74 East. Deborah 74 Economy, Kathleen 74,138 Edmonds, Jane 74 Edwards, Marc 74 Edwards, Richard 74 Ekemo Linda 74,117 Ekema, Thomas 74,130,168 Entrekin, Susan 74, 105, 129 Esporza. Antionette 74,114 Evans, Jon 74 Everett, Bonnie 74 227 Farias, Steven 74 Farell, Elaine 74 Feenstra, Lowrence 74,1 14 Felski, Sheilo74 Ferris, Ten 74 Ficker, Suson 74 Fife, Kerry 74, 135 Fink, John 74 Fisher. Betty Jo 74,108, 1 20 Fisher, Steve 74 Fitch, James 74 Ford, Chynthia 74 Fortress, Jill 74 Fowler, Sandra 74,198 Fowler, Vernon 74 Foy, Jean 74,114 Fredricks, John 74,172 Freeman, Bruce 160,162,178,179 Freitos, Amelio 74 Friend, Wanda 74 Fuans, Gory 74 Fullgrabe, Bruce 74, 130 Gage, Bonnie 74 Gollagher, Mick 74 Garcia, Daniel 74 Gardner, Pomelo 74 Gordner, Susan 74 Gofzo, Raymond Gaston, Gail 74,100,106,71 Gates, Susan 74 Geelan, Nancy 74,71 George, Harold 74,174 Germain, Bond 74 Getty, Steve 74 Gibbons, Potty 74 Gibson, Alan 74 Gibson, Dionne 74,120,121,126 Gidcumb. Susan 74, 120 Gieschen, Nancy 75 Gillmer, Jackie 75 Gilmore, Cynthia 75 Gish, Betty 75,109 Glanville, Greg 75 Goff, Ronny 75,175 Goins, Lorry 75 Golden, Sable 75 Golz, Elizabeth 75 Gonzales, David 75,130 Gonzales, Rachel 75 Gordon, Andrew 75, 1 68, 1 84 Gorman, John 75,174,192 Gorton, Barbara 75 Gosnell, Alicia 75 Gottfridsson, Marianne 75 Gould, Dione 75 Gouldby, John 75 Grober, Charles 75,132 Gronillo, Sylvester 75, 172,191 Gray, Benito 75,107 Gray, Cheryl 75 Gray, Gordon 75 Gray, Gory 160,162 Gray, Sandi 75 Green, Robert 75 Greno, Joe 190 Griffiths, Scott 128,129,192 Guerrero, John 133 H Haggerty, Mary 75 Hahn, Pat 75,71 Hamdl, Susan 133 Hale, Judi 75,1 14 Halfocre, Steve 75 Halon, Dole 75 Honno, Kathleen 75,1 14 Hansen, Richard 75 Hanson, Susan 75 Harber, Corlene 75 Horder, Ruth 75, 133 Harder, Stonley 133 Harper, Juanito 75 Hartzell, Diana 75, 134 Houschild, Bob 75,128,129 Hawk, Gary 75,130 Hawkes, Ken 75,192 Howkes, Stephen 174 Hayes, Everett 75 Hoymon, James 182 Haynes, Sharilyn 75 Hazard, Richard 75 Heath, Jim 108,109,114 Hebard, Cindy 75 Hellmon, Glen 75 Helms, Lynn 75 Hendrickson, David 75 Hendon, Cothy 75,71 Henry, Wilbam 172 Herbst, Brenco 114 Hernandez, Nick 76 Herrero, Mike 76 Herring, Roffie 76 Hertz, Terry 76 Hess, Tom 76,197 Heydenfelt, Harold 76,108 Higgs, Froncie 76 Hill, Chris 29,76,120,121,186,187 Hill, Garland 134 Hill, Jacqueline 76 Hill, Pot 76 Hillsen, Julie 13,76 Hitchcock, John 76,1 15 Hodges, Lorry 76 Hoeks, Jeonne 76 Hoffman, Steve 76 Holhday, Jo Anne 76, 139 Holt. Smith, David 76 Holub, Sandra 76 Hooker, Jacqueline 76, 107 Hopps, Woody 76 Howard, Kothy 76 Hubbard, Gary 76 Huey, Borboro 76,107 Hurlbut, Lesley 76 Hurlbert, Dick 76,115 Hurley Betty 76, 143,71 Hurley, Nanette 76 Hutchings, Chris 76 Ikerd, Richard 190 lives, Robert 76 Imbler, Virginia 76 Ingram, Richard 76 Ip, Gordon 76,183 Isaok, Kathleen 76,109,1 17 Jacinto, Janice 76,121 Jacinto, Lorry 76,130 Jacobs, Nancy 32,76 Jolving, Mork 76,174,192 Jeffers, Corne 76 Jenkins, Caroline 76 Jirsa, Steve 76,130 Johnson, Jonet 76 Johnson, Mark 1 93 Johnson, Michael 76 Johnson, Nonette 76, 1 29 Johnson, Steve 76, 1 70, 1 97, 1 83 Johnston, Eorle 76 Jonas, Dick 76 Jones, Linda 76 Jones, Steven 76 Jordan, Chris 76 Korsemyer, Patricia 76 1 17 Koshirsky, John 76 Kebely, Michael 76,195 Keenan, Kevin 76,183 Keim, Dole 76,108,132 Keith, Morti 76 Kelly, Manuel 76 Kelly, Mike76,115,190 Kelly, Mikki 76 Kern, Donno 76 Kessler, Dennis 76,170,188 Keyes, Mollie 76,71 Kiley, Kathryn71 Klousner, Kathryn 117 126 138 Klies, Don 130 Kopperdale, Susan 77 Kosier, Trecia 77 Kovitz, Debbie 77,1 17,71 Krontz, Rick 13,77,213,214 Krous, Peter 77, 130 Kruse, Joanne 77,1 21 ,1 35 Kuerzinger, Bill 77 Kuhn, Fred 77 Kunce, Mike 172,190 Laird, W.lliom 77,130 Lombly, David 77 Landfried, Nothon 77 Lang, Kathy Eileen 77 Long, Kathleen 200,134 Larsen, Richard 77 Lash, Mark 77 Loube, Dovid 77,100,1 15,1 17 Lauer, James 77, 170, 197 Leary, Evelyn 77 Ledbetter, Carl 170,188 Lee, Laura 77 Lehman, Jock 77,1 11 Lengel, Marilyn 77 Lengench, Anthony 77 Lerma, Delia 77 Lessack, Robert 77,206 Libby, Peggy 77 Liberto, Lenore 77,1 14 Lieberman, Paul 77,1 28, 1 29, 1 Lindsay, Danny Lee 77 Lorenz, Linda 77 Lowry, Phillip77,172 Luetcke, Terry 77 Luion, Leonard 77 Luna, Evongeline 77 Luno, Alga 77 M MocKenzie, James 109,120,121 Molone, Potncia 192 Mones, Mono 197 Mann, Gory 77 Manning, Michele 77 Manning, Robert 77,160, 162, 188 Mansker, Nancy 77 Monzano, Richard 77 Mopes, Lucindo 77,120,121 Morcott, Mary 77 Marelocke, Lindo 77,108, 1 35 Morquez, Victor 77 Martinez, Freddy 77,168 Martinez, Henry 77 Martinez, Irene 77 Martinez, Monica 77 Martinez, Ronald 168 Martinez, Rosemary 177,1 1 5 Masterson, Richard 77, 1 74 Mosterson, Ronald 77, 1 74, 1 92 Mathes, Stanley 77,120,121,128 Motney, Clifford 77 Mathews, Jean 71 Mouldin, Laura Lee 77 Mayers, Alexis 77 Mays, Wanda 77 McArdle, Barry 77 McCloury, Steven 77 McCormick, Susan 77 McCreery, Mary 77 McDonald, Margaret 77,138 McGroth, Mike 77 McGraw, Deborah 77 McLaughlin, Joan 133 McManus, Sandra 121 McShane, Michael 168 Mead, Jock 183 Means, Dean 162,164 Medina, James 78,132 Medina, Victor 78 Mendoza, Daniel 78 Mercier, Mary 78,136,1 33 Micklo, John78 Miley, Lindo 78,138 Miller, Judy 78,106,62,71,195 Miller, Kenneth 78 Miller, Phillip 78 Mitchell, John 78 Mitchell, Richard 78 Mitterling, Christine 78,133 Montenero, Joseph 78 Moore, Sharon 78 Moore, Thomas 78,191 M0I3 Morion,. Ita™, 8 ow Oit.Jc 0 in,[l 228 Morales, Cynthia 78 Morgan, Judy 78 Morion, Janet 78, 198 Morris, Bill 78,162 Morrisset, John78,178,l£ Morth, Leslie 78 Moy, David 78,120,121 Murdock, Paul 172 Musgrove, Richard 78 N Nakken, Linda 78, 1 1 7, 1 38 Neil, Karen 78 Neises, Jimmy 78 Nelson, David 78 Nugent, Kothy 78 Oakes, Nancy 78 Obegon, Liso 78, 121 ,1 33 O Broun, Connie 128,129 O ' Brion, Pegi 78,107 Oden, Rollin 130,131 Ogden, Kimberly 89,132 Oieda, Steven 78, 170 Okusoko, Christopher 132 Okusako, Fronk 78 Ohva, Roberta 132 Oliver, Leon 78 Olmedo, Victor 162 O Neil, Cheryl 78 Ontiveros, Phillip 78 Orrell, Thomas 78 Osborn, John 78 Osborn, Mike 78 Ott, Joe 78 Owen, Donna 78 Poouwe, Joyce 1 17 Paddock, William 78 Page, Barboro 78 Polmore, Brenda 78 Parker, Vakerie 78 Parry, Stephen 78 Patterson, Wayne 190 Paul, Nancy 78,1 14 Payson, Terry 78 Pearson, Linda 78,114 Pecororo, Dovid 78,108 Pense, Stephen 78 Petter, Donna 78 Perez, Guadalupe 108 Perry, Steve 135 Pholmer, Richard 78, 1 30 Phelps, Susan 13,78 Phelps, William 78 Phillips, Linda 78,134 Pidol, Ruth 78,132 Pinder, Patrick 78 Poe, Ronald 78 Porter, Susan 78 Potter, Ross 168,104 Pounds, Claire 78 Pratt, Robert 78 Pry James 78 Pyron, Christopher 78, 1 84 Quinn, Mitchell 78,130 Quinn, Tawnie78,117 Quintana, Sandra 78 Robenstein, Jim 78 Ramos, Barbara 78 Romos, Fihberta 78 Romos, Rita 1 15,132 Randolph, Kathleen 79 Rou, James 79,184 Ray, Brucillia79 Reed, Kim 79 Regalado, Patricia 79 Rettig, Wayne 79,1 14 Reyes, Steve 79 Reyno, Richard 79, 1 32 Reyno, Tito 79,108 Reynolds, Mike 79,188 Reynolds, Scott 33, 1 78, 1 79, 190 Reynoza, Christine 79,132 Rice, Robert 79, 108 Richards, Jay 174 Rienks, Elizabeth 79 Rigby, Diane 79 Robb, Randy 79 Robinson, Anito 79,114 Robinson, Goyle 79 Robinson, Karen 35 Robinson, Linda 79 Rabies, Mory 79 Rodger, Paula 79 Rodgers, Joyce 79 Rohein, Julie 79 Roltoch, Linda 108 Romero, Rachel 79,1 15 Romero, Victoria 79 Romo, Richard 100,195 Roque, Jesus 79 Rogue, Ruben 130 Rorer, Paula 115 Rose, Rebecco79,114 Ross, James 79 Rothenberger, Cathy 79,105,133 Rouch, Barbara 79 Rowlands, Susan 79,117 Runner, Marilyn 79 Saenz, Gloria 79, 1 1 5, 1 32 Soinz, Rachel 79 Soldono, Phil 172,190 Solerno, Nelson 79 Sonford, Carolyn 79 Saucedo, Ronnie 79 Sovola, Kathleen 79,1 15 Sawko, Nancy 79 Scholl, Don 192 Schall, Richard 79 Schedven, John 79,109 Schindler, Pamela 79 Schoenenberger, Peggy 79 Schoon, Karen 79 Scobe, Richord 79,174 Seasholtz, Roger 79 Serfoss, Robin 79 Serrono, Lindo 79,132 Sewall, Mark 79 Shade Carol 79 Shaw, Don 182,194 Sheets, Rebecca 79 Sherrod, Ann 79 Shorey, Martha 79,114,138 Showier, James 79 Shutts, Cynthia 79 Siever, Julie 79 Sievert, Donna 79 Siller, Gloria 79 Simmous, Wayne 79 Slinkmon, Douglas 79 Smalling, Billy 79 Smith, Cecelia 79,121,198 Smith, Daniel 79,188 Smith, John 79,121,184 Smith, Linda 79 Smith, Marsha 79 Smith, Naomi 79 Smith, Pamela 33,79,126,133 Smith, Ralph 79,1 14 Smith, Rose-Lynn 79 Smith, Steven 79 Snedegar, Edith 80 Snowden,Philip 174,197 Snyder, Marsha 80 Snyder, Sandra 80,121 Soils, Joe 80, 162, 165, 194 Soria, Galicio Sorenson, Rebecca 80, 1 1 7 Soto, Steven 80,1 17 Spears, Michael 80,1 75, 192 Spelmon, Woldron 80 Spencer, William 174,192 Spillman, Stephen Spindt, Betty 80 Spry, Gary 168,184 Stafford, Dennis 80 Stamper, Joseph 80, 1 72,190 Stearns, Gene 80 Steels, Donna 80 Stegemonn, Teresa 80 Stephens, William 80 Stevens, David 80 Stevenson, Don 80 Steward, David 80,184 Stinson, Paulo 80 Stockman, Shorie 80 Straughn, Rusty 80 Stroud, Carrie 17,80 Stubbs, Mike 80 Sulhvon, Patricio 80, 138 Suttner, Peter 80, 174 Sutton, Alan 80 Swinney, Elaine 80,1 15 Tolbeit Kothy 80 117 126 Talley, Daniel 128,168 Tate, Diana 80,1 14 Taylor, Russell 80,128 Tellyer, Donald 80 Templeton, Peter 80 Terry, James 80 Thackwell, Kenneth 80, 1 32, 1 34 Thamann, Catherine 80, 1 2 1 Tharoldson, David 80 Thomas, Margie 80, 121 Thompson, Kacy 80 Thorburn, Andy 126 Thurston, Teresa 80 Tifverman, Lavon 80 Toomer, Carol 120,121,133 Truiillo, Cynthio 115 Turner, Dovid 80 Turner, Linda 80 Tustison, Terry 80 Von, Thomas 80,1 14 Von Aken, Harry 80 Vondeberg, Bonnie 80,1 15 Von Del, John 80 VonDer Veen, Hans 80 Vanderwood, Dick 80, 1 09, 1 2 1 , 1 : Vonder Woude, Rodger 80 VonGrouw, Cheryl 80 Van Horn, Peter 80 Von Lerven, Alon 80 Von Sickle, Sharon 80 Von Voorthuysen, Marilyn 1 17 VonWieren Gerald 80, 1 28,1 87 Vega, Andrew i Villa, Peter 80 Villalobos, Mar Vitale, Loretto £ Voss, Ester 80,1 130,132 w Wagner, Betty 81 Wagner Gory 81 Walker, Richard 81 Wallis, Dovid 81 Walls, Karen 81 Walter, Norman 81 Warren, Linda 81 Webb, Larry 81 Webster, Shelley 81 Weis, Paul 81 Wells, Jud 194,81,109,174 Whalen Mary 81,115 White Dovid 81 White, Sumner 81,121,184 Wick, ChasBl Widle, Stephen 81 Wiles, Mike 183 229 Williams, Cynthio81 Williamson, Warren 81 Willson, Janet 81,136 Wilson, Steven 195,81,182 Wimberly, Laura 71,81 Winchell, Richard 81 Wincher, Kathleen 81,104 Wingar, Michael 81 Winn, JoyceSl, 121, 133 Wirz,Glinda81,114 Wise, Porter 81,138 Wollom, Mark 168,184 Womack, Dan 81 Wood, Keith 81 Woolfolk, William 81,132,1 Worhoch, JohnSl Wright, Elden 81 Young, John 81,175,190 Youngman, Jeffrey 81 Zartman, Cathie 81 Zatzke, Pomelo 81,114 Zemdmer, Kenneth 81 Sophomores Abbott, Tish86 Acosta, Hugo 86 Acosta, Lorry 1 17 Adama, Cathi 86 Adorns, Margie 86 Aguilar, Lionel 86 Alcantor, Jeonne86,138 Aldama, Lorry 86,184 Alexander, Barbara 86 Alexander, Chris 86 Alferd, John 86 Allen, Donna 86 Allen, Nella86 Allen, Suson86 Amundson, Joy 170 Anderson, Carol 86 Anderson, Joey 86,168,196 Anderson, Mary 86 Anderson, Renee 86 Anderson, Walt 86 Anter, Michael 1 17 Aquilar, Lionel 170 Anas, Arnold 86,128,129,133 Armstrong, Bill 86, 1 75, 192 Armstrong, Dennis 86 Armstrong, Vaughn 86,1 1 5 Arredondo, Martha 86 Arroyo, Carolyn 86 Artega, Lmdo 86 Arzoga, Hortencia 86 Atchley, Tom 86 Atilano, Linda 86 Austin, Chip 86 Ayers, Valerie 86,85 Bachtel, Kathy 86 Backner, Terry 86 Bacon, Arnold 86 Bailey, George 86 Boker, David 174 Baker, Steve 86, 128, 129, 187 Baker, Valerie 86,85 Banta, Craig 86, 168 Bare, Corol 86 Barker, Steve 86, 166 Barnell, Morion 86 Barron, Paul 86 Bartmon, Lynn 86 Bossinger, Sigrid 86 Botes, Tom 170,190 Batemon, Joe 86 Baver, Andy 86 Becotfe, Barb 86 Belding Mary 86 Bell, Robbie 86, 170 Bennett, Chuck 86, 108,190 Bennit, Corol 86 Benton, Gory 86 Berdahl, Nels 86,108,1 21 , 175, Berg, Bill 86,196 Biberstein, Gail 87 Bicford, Jill87,126 Bierbower, Poulo 87 Bierschboch, Nancy 87, 104,1 4: Billick,Donno 87,109 Billings, Harold 87, 130 Binkley, Nancy 87 Bishop, Cindy 87 Black, Joyce 86 Bock, Clemens 87, 168 Bohrnstedt, Dick 87, 170, 183,1 f Boles, Robert 87 Bone, Georgionne 87, 1 1 4 Bonin Hank 87, 191, 109, 173 Bonson, Barbara 87 Booth, David 87 Bothelho, Nikki 87 Bourland, Peggy 85,87 Boxer, Claire 87 Boyd, Bruce 87 Boyd, Cos5ie87,114 Boyd, Steve 87 Boynton, Diana 87 Boyston, Linda 87 Brocamonte, Sylvio 87,1 14 Bradly, Rodney 87 Brodly, Scott 87 Brant, David 87 Brasheors, Greg 87 Bray, Nancy 87 Breedlove, Alice 87 Brain, Beth 87, 109 Brinks, Car9l87,135 Brown, Biion 87 Brown, George 87 Brown, G I 87 Brown, Pom 87 Brown, Patsy 87 Brown, Sue 87 Bryam, Susan 87 Buckner, Lmdo 87 Bullard, Dons 87 Burgess, Rick 87,168 Burke, David 170,85 Burke, Kothy 87 Burton, Kermit 87 Buyak, Steve 193 Byrd, Lindo 87,121 Campbell, David 87 Campbell, Kerry 87 Candelorio, Tony 87, 1 30 Condelorio, Morcello 87 Cantu, Herminia 87 Capen, Scott 174,187,196 Cople, James 87 Corbough, Corol 87 Cordoza, Celio 87 Cordoza, Rebecca 87 Carlson, Dorlynn 87 Carlson, Linda 87 Carpenter, Cindy 87, 1 1 4 Carrion, Patsy 87 Carroll, Harold 87 Carroll, Shannon 87 Carroll, Sheila 87 Carter, Foith 87, 109. 1 14 Cossel, Susie 88,109 Castro, Gary 88 Chambers, Joy 88 Cheney, Cynthia 88 Chio, Ester 88 Christopher, Jim 88 Clark, Debbie 88 Clark, Scott 88 Clarke, Norman 88,108 Clay, Jackie 88 Cleaver, Kim 88 Cleveland, Yvondo 88 Clyde, Stephen 88 Colby, Cathy 88 Collins, DionoSS Cook, Lorry 88 Cook, Mike 88 Corliss, Susie 88 Cornelius, Sandra 88 Correa, Steve 88 Cote, Dennis 88 Covington, Jim 88,108 Cox, Sharon 88 Cranfill, Ella 88 Cranfill, Jerry 88, 130 Cranfill, Larry 8£ Crawford, Kent i Creoturo, Lynda Creedon, Ann 88 Crew, Carole 88, 109, 120 Croswell, Risto 88 Current, Alan Cutter, Lindo I O ' jl DpinCO 130 109 85 Cobollera, Roberta 87 Callahan, Cornelia 87 Callahan, Debbie 87, 135 Dahlgren, Barbara 88,1 14 Doiro, Richard 88 Damon, Bob 88 Domos, Chloe88 Dorlond, Sharon 88 Dorrow, David 88 Davidson, Marilyn 88 Davis, Cheyenne 88 Davis, Corky 88 Davis, Jim 88 Davis, Pom 88 Deason, Delores 88 Deckord, Susan 88 Dehoog, Pot 88 Deloney, Joan 88 Delucca, Barbara 88,1 14 DeMiruyn, Ruth Ann 88, 1 14 Dennison, Chris 88,170 Deyoung, Mae 88 De Young, Marleen 114 Deyoung, Melody 88 Dioz, Jim 88 Diaz, Norma 89 Dibble, Pat 89,1 14 DiMillo, Lia89 Dixon, Eugene 89,168,190 Dornboch, Debby 89 Douglas, Janey 89 Douglass, Rosolyn 89 Downey, Renee 89,1 14 230 Drake, Ron 89 Dungan, Mike 89, Durham. Connie 8 ' Dwyer, Mary 88 Dystra, Lourie 89 Dykstra, Bonnie ai; Fulton, Marsha 89 Bales, Carol 89,128,129 Eosterling, Sfeve 182 Edmonds Jeff 89, 184 Edwards, Borbaro 89 Elkins, Debby89 Ellas, Hellen 89 Ellis, Cyndee 89 Ellsworth, Bob 89 Eisenbise, Amanda 89 Englebretson, Mark 178, English, Jo Ella 89 Espinozo, Roland 89 Eubonks, Jerne 89 79,195,85 Farquhar, Kathy 89 Farror, Rodney 89 Faucher, Marsha 89 Fawcett, Peggy 89 Fay, Sharon 89 Felski, Koren89 Fey, Kathy 89 Fink, Nancy 89, 115, 121, 129 Fisher, Camille 109 Fitzgerald, Chris 89 Fitzgerald, Lyn 13,89,139 Flores, Patricia 89,1 14 Florres, Fred 89, 1 70, 1 84 Foehner. Patrice 89 Forbus, Anthony 89 Ford, Betsi 89 Ford, Rocky 170 Foreman, Rachel 89,104 Forsberg, Mary 89, 1 1 4 Froncis, Linda 89,1 14 Fredrickson Anine 89 Fritz, Kris 89 Frye, Horry 89 Fuimer, James 89 Fuller, Jim89,170 Fullgrabe, Juliann 89,1 14 Fuimer, Jim 183,196 Gabriel, Gonzales 89 Gabrielson, Dale 89 Godbols, Bruce 89 Gage, Melame 89 Gorcia Henry 89 Garcia, Mono 90 Garcia, Mercedes 90 Garcia, Sandy 90 Garner, Penny 90 Gorrett, Charles 90,168 Garza, Raymond 90 Gaston, Carol 90,85 Gaustad, Scott 90 Gay, Richard 90,133 Gearhart, Kathy 90 Geaslin, Dorwm 90 George, Nancy 90 Getty, Doug 90 Ghormley, Scott 120,121,173 Gibbion, Marlee90 Gibbons, Eddie 90, 184 Gibson, Doryl 90 Gilleon, Mary Ann 90, 135 Gillespie, Chris 90, 139 Gish, Rose 90 Goble, Kathy 90 Golding, Debbie 90 Gomez, Pauline 90 Gonezil, Michael 90 Gonzales, Joseph 90 Gonzales Ned 90 Gooding, Jomae 90 Goodrich, Linda 90 Gordinier, Tom 85 Graeber, Art 90, 132 Gronillo, Genevieve 90 Granillo, Jennier 90 Grayner, Stephen 90 Green, Linda 90 Gregory, Roberta 90, 1 1 4 Grider, Joy 90, 108 Griffin, Joanne 90 Griffin, Joe 90, 184 Griffitts, Diano90 Groom, Celeste 90 Grove, Phoebe 90 Gruver, Dave 90,1 30 Gruver, Karen 90 Gruver, Sharon 90 Guerrero, John 90, 170 Guevara, Paul 90 Gundrum, Steve 90 Gutknecht, Kay 90 Guzman, Jose 90 Hobekost, Gary 90 Hofley, Lorry 130 Hogor, Charlene 90 Hoggerty Sharon 90 Hogermon, Gory 196 Haight, Chip 196 Hoislip, Paul 90 Homomura, Roy 90, 170 Hamilton, Don 168,85,196 Hamilton, Doug 193 Hanson, Wolt 90 Horberts, Tom 90, 130 Harder, Darlene91 Harder, Rachael91 Hardy, Chris 196 Hormon, John 91 Hormount, Bill 91 Harris, Patricio 91 Harrison. Fred 91, 133 Hartzell, Melissa 91,120 Hawk, Shelia91,114 Howk, Terry 130 Hawthorn, Rise 91,120 Hebert, Lee 91 Hebert, Mark 130,174 Heemsira, Tim 91 Henderson, Perry 91, 120 Herbst, Borboro 91 Herman, Bill 91 Hernandez, Anna 91 Hernandez, Irene 91 Hess Bill 91,175,192 Hess, Kathy 91 Heydenfeldt, Carol 91 Hill, Claire91 Hill, Jody91 Hill, Marilyn 91 Hinsvark, Melba91 Hodge, Brian 91 Hoffman, Suzanne 91 Hogt, Steve 91 Holguins, Rosalie 91 Holmon, Norma 91 Holt, Kathy 91 Holub, Gary91 Hook, Keith91,168,184 Hoops, Ruth 91 Hoops, Tim 91 Houde, Susan 91,135 Houghton, Robert 91 , 1 70, 190 House, Sandy 91 Howard, Gina 91 Howord. Rosemary 91 Howard, Steve 91 Howell, David 91 Hoyt, Steven 121,128,129 Huntsman, William 91 Husted, Lorry 91,130 Idle, Paul 91,174,192 Ingram, Joan 91 Ingram, Melissa 91 Isoak, Jean 91 Ivy Dole 91 Jackson, Millionn 91 Jacons, Barney 91 Joime, Daisy 91 Jones, Sandra 91 Janning, John 91 ,108, 1 90 Jensen, Becky 91 Johnson, Margie 91, 85 Johnson, Pat, 91, 11 4 Johnson, Randall 173,133 Jonston. Rex 91,170 Jones, Kathleen 91 Jones, Pomelo 91 Jones, Rodney 190 Juorez, Kathy 91 Juisien, Debra 91 Jump, Betty 91 Kabeory, Kitty 92 Kohn, Randy 92 Koirot, Ellen 92 Kaplan, Mitch 92 Kosh, Paulo 92,109,120,128,129 Koshirsky, Mike 92 Kassner, Mike 92,120,1 21 ,126,132 Katie, Karol92 Kebelyn, Barbara 92 Kelly. Mike 92 Kerr, Debbie 92,1 17 Kimbrel, Debbie 92 Kingsley, Virginia 92 Kinslow, Brendo 1 14 Knobloch, Nancy 92 Kmuctson, Kris 92 Kocsis, Barbara 92 Kotner, Dave 168 Krey, John92 Kronmiller, Gory 92 Kuhns, Mark 92,85 Kunde, Greg92 t Nakken, Janie 93,1 14,85 Nosh, Lentor 93 Nosh, Mickey 93.1 14 Neal, Wokito 89 Neumon, Patricia 89, 1 17 Newby, Clarence 89, 1 09 Noel, Kolhleen 89 Noordman, Bruce 190 Noordman, Lora 89 Nottingham, Carolyn 89,1 14 Ookleof, Lynette 89 Oaks, David 89 O Connell, Robert 89 Odom, Betty 89 Ohiund, Rosonn 89,120,121,85 Olcovich, John 89,170 O Leary, Betsy 89 O Neil, Joy 89, 121 Ontiveros, Joey 89 Orwig, Randy 183,195 Otis, Don 130 Ortiz, Rosalie 89 (ojeiil La Geure, Gory 92 Lairomore, Carol 92 Lake, Michael 139,175 Lambert, Judy 92 Landin Bios 92 Loppingo, Carol 92 Lardy, Linda 92 Lotawiec, Craig 92 Loub, Cherie92 Lawrence, Robert 92, 1 75, 1 92 Lows, Margaret 92 Leory, Dons 92,1 14 Lee, Sherry 92 ' Ledbetter, Charles 170 Lemus, Nancy 92,135 Leon, John 92, 108 Leonard, Jack 92 Leuschen, Ronald 92 Levine, Russel92 Lewis, David 92, 129 Lloyd, David 108,170 Little, Chick 92 Little, Christie 92, 114, 120, 121 Little, Gregg 92, 109 Livernois, Greg 92 Livernois, Geof 92 Lloyd, David92 Loehr, Sharon 92, 1 14, 1 21 Loizeoux, Chris 92 Looy, Steve 92 Lopez, Alfred 92,190 Lopez, Barbara 92 Lopez, Dennis 92 Lopez, Freddie 1 15 Lovelady, lmogene92 Lubinsky, Sorrolie 13,92 Luchman, Ricky 92 Luedeking, Francis 92,1 14 Luetchke, Dyano 13,92 Lugenbeel, Tim 92 Lymperopoules, Tom 92 Lyons, Judy 92 Mc MocDonold, Robbie 92 Mochen, Belle 92,1 14 Maclin, Sabra92 Maddox, Douglas 92 Mognuson, Gerry 92 Molone, Peggy 92 Mann, Robert 93,1 15 Monning, Potty 93 Manning, Valerie 93, 1 04,85 Marks, Bill 93,121 Marquez, Willie 93 Marsh, William 93,120,121 Morshburn, Tim 93 Martin, Alan 93, 173 Martin, Tom 93, 1 87.196 Martin, William 93 Martins, Terry 93 Martinez, Bonnie 93 Martinez, David 109,170 Martinez, Fred 93 Martinez, Gloree93,l 14 Martinez, Rodney 93 Masse, Revalee 93 Mato, Sylvia 93,1 14 Moxfield, Susan 93 McBride, Petei 93 McCorty, Pot 93 McCirie, Laurel 93 McDoniel, Susan 93 McDonald, Robbie 114 McDowell, Randy 93 McDowell, Ronny 93,130 McGuire, David 93, 196 Mcintosh, Alex 93 McKee, Dottie 93 McKeever, Debbie 93 McLemore, John 168 McLean, Mark 93 Medina, Patsy 93,132,85 Mendoza, Carol 43 Mendoza, Greg 93 Mercodo, Gary 93, 168, 186 Mercier, Anne 93 Merrill, Brian 93,108 Merryman, Roberta 93,1 14 Miles, Mark 93 Miller, David 93, 170 Miller, Paula 93 Miller, Steve 173,182,188 Miller, Suzanne 93 Mills, Bill 93 Moehle, Shern 93 Moieske, Karen 93 Monroe, William 93, 108 Mooney, Karen 93,107 Moore, David 93 Moore, Jerry 93 Moore, Meredith 93 Moore, Pot 93 Morgens, Peter 93,120,121 Morris, Ray 93, 132 Morris, Richard 93 Morse, John 93,170,85 Morse, Kothy 93 Mueller, Katie93,120 Mun, In 93 Murphy, Robert 93,126 Musson, Don 93 Mutter, Ronald 93 Pacini, Ralph 89,109 Polmore, Shermon 89, 1 90 Parker, Liz 89 Parland, Sharon 89 Parrish, Debby 89 Pate, Kay 89 Poxton, Carolyn 89 Poxton, Diana 89 Pearson, Anne 89 Pell, Greg 173 Pengro, Croig 89 Penrod, Gail 89 Percivol, Roberta 89 Perez, Albert 130 Peters, Brendo 138 Petite, Joe 173,190 Pipp, Sandy 109 Polidore, Earl 168 Powel, Jo 114 Nogy, Shirlee93 Quick, David 85 Redman, Joyce 95 Reel, Robert 95 232 Rehome, Brad 170 Reid, Nancy 95 Remick, Kevin 95,109 Reyes, Annie 95 Reynolds. Rick 95 Reynolds, Sonia 95 Richards, Darcy 95 Richards, Dave 173 Richardson, Glenno 95 Richardson, Riki 95 Richmond, Potty 95 Ridoy, Loralee95, 120,121 Rienbeck, Jonice95 Riggs, Tern 95 Rinchinuso, Mary 95,1 14 Riordon, Bob 196 Rivos, Loretta 95 Robb, Ricky 95 Robles, Albert 95 Robley, Kate 95 Robinson, Claudia 95 Robinson, Robert 95, 170 Rogers, Curtis 95 Rogers, Michoel 95, 1 20, 1 2 1 , 1 28, 1 29 Roias, Tony 130 Roque, Jacqueline 95 Rosamund, Linda 95,1 14 Ruiz, Frankie95 Ruiz, Jesse 95 Russell, David 95 Soenz, Dolores 95 Safford, Scott 95 Soldano, Bob95 173,184,190 Soldona, Joe 95 Solly, Carol 95 Solvesen, Arno 9 5 Sanchez, Dan 95 175,184.192 Sanders, Amy 95 Sanders, AAory 95 Souer, Susan 95 Savage, Debbie 95 Savage, Len 95 Sovola, Moxine95,l 14 Schoen, Peggy 95 Schmidt Brian 95 Schreiber, Doug 95, 184, 185 Seasholt, Julia 95.1 14 Sepulveda, Dove 95.168 196 Sepulveda, Felix 170,184 Sercl, Tish95 Serrao, Bruce 95. 1 70, 1 90 Sewall. Nancy 95 Shoemaker. Jim 95 Shone. Borb95 Shuttleworth. Richard 95 Sieber, Penni 95 Simons, Susan 95 Simpson, Dove 95, 104 Smith. James 95 Smith, Joan 95.1 14 Snow. Mike 179,182 Snow. Pomeiia 96,107 Snowball. Craig 96 Solomon. Jim 96 Spongier, Kenneth 96, 1 73 Speak, Marilyn 96 Spear, Paul 96 Spears, Jeonnie 96 Spencer Deanno 96 Spyksma, Deonno 96 Starbuck, Greg 173,187 Stafford, Shirley 96 Stegoll, Debra 96 Stems, Eugene 109.1 17 Stevens, Kothy 96 Stickney, Tom 96 Stieler. Gory 96 Stoker, John 96 Stonge, Sid 96 Strom. Marie96 Strotton, Gerald 96,176 Strickland, Sidney 96 Stroud, Freda 96 Strowmatt, Debby 96 Stuursmo, James 96 Suydom, James 96 Swortz, Roy 96 Talbert, Barbara 96, 109, 1 20 Ton, Barbara 121,135,139 Torongo, Victor 96 Taylor, Glorio 96 Taylor, Susan 96 Tellyer, Barbara 96 Templeton, Chris 96 Teste, Diana 96 Tester. Cerrie 96 Tharoldson, Dean 96, 186 Theos, Debbie 96 Thompson, Janice 96 Thompson, Scott 96, 108, 1 20. 1 Thorgesen, Michael 96 Thornburg. Morgoret 96 Torrez. Anne Marie 96 Torrez. 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