Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1961 volume:

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The world lies before us, to swallow us or to be our oyster. Fortu- nately, most of ys shall hold the world in abey- ance for some years longer, since we are going to college. This prospect, however, has its own problems, filling us with all sorts of mixed feel- ings. We are proud, scared, eager, hesitant and glad. And why not, we ask, for once again we shall be little frogs in big ponds. And what ponds! The great and small campuses lie all about us. Green and stately California, and tawny, picturesque Stanford stand out in point of eminence, and many of us find these to be the most attractive. Others of us are drawn by the tranquil byways of Saint Marys or Santa Clara, others by the bustle of San Francisco State, still others by the freshness of the University of the Pacific. And so it goes. What we do with ourselves in these new and stirring settings will, in large measure, determine the bent of our lives. This is a truism. What delights us more immediately is the fact that we shall be reaching the prime of our youth and the awakening of new intel- lectual powers. We shall learn, and receive a high polish; we shall play and develop new loyalties. The best of everything seems to await us. To celebrate this momentous step of our lives, this going to college, the Shield staff has chosen as its theme ‘The Intellectual Scrimmage,’ and has adorned the division pages of the Shield with pictures of our pros- pective colleges, along with the insignia and songs of each. Upon these we can gaze and gloat, think and anticipate. But one thing we can all be sure of: in this new adventure our brains shall have no rest, and our nerves shall be stretched to their utmost. Our heretofore coddled, wheedled, prodded and bossed- around selves shall receive a sound drubbing at the hands of the mild, lofty-browed profes- sors. In short, this newest, last and best intel- lectual scrimmage shall be the making of us, or else! Dedication We have at Richmond Union High a quiet, scholarly man, who is a dynamo of action. We mean, of course, Mr. Murray Hannah. On the studious side, Mr. Hannah can teach practi- cally any subject which fickle fate decrees. At present he is limited to Algebra, Applied Science, and General Math, but in the past he has taught Physics (his best subject) ahd Biology (his most arduous). On the practical side, Mr. Hannah is head Adviser of our Sen- ior Class. It is this onerous task, so smoothly carried out by Mr. Hannah, which convinces us that Mr. Hannah could lead anything from a choir to an interplanetary expedition, if he had to. There are, however, other compelling ex- amples of Mr. Hannah's know-how. During World War Il he was a lieutenant in the Signal Corps in the Philippines and the South Pacific. At another time he was an engineer for an electrical corporation (where he met his wife, Elinor). Again, he built his house in Berkeley with his own two hands. This last feat he undertook while he was working for his A.B. at the University of California, with the result that the number of years he spent at Cal stretched out to an improbable twelve. But true to form, Mr. Hannah became a Phi Beta Kappa, and his house is both comely and solid (and brightened by his two young daugh- ters, Joan and Dale). In Mr. Hannah's recreations the same dual- ity of thought and action persist. On the one hand, he loves to plunge himself into the sea of electronics, and on the other, to scud be- fore a spanking breeze in his sailboat, which he keeps at Sausalito. His zest for electronics seems inborn, but his mania for sailing stems from his Sea Scout days in San Francisco, when he grew to know the bay as familiarly as any fish. From all these things we are convinced that Mr. Hannah, multiplied a thousand times, would advance American education inestima- bly, just as by himself, he has strengthened the teaching prowess of Richmond Union High. Because we think Mr. Hannah to be the ideal teacher — thorough in his teaching, emi- nently versed in his subjects, considerate of his students, and also because he has been our excellent Senior Adviser and very good friend, we, the Class of 1961, take delight in dedicating our Shield to him. Comet Fight Song Fight, Comets, Fight to win the game — On, Comets, on with fire and flame — Comets lead the fight — Fight for blue and white Roar on, soar on — To greater Comet fame! C.C.C. On to victory — Fight — Fight — Fight! a an ® @ FF ae’, YY, SF .ace hs a a cee. pare ie a “a : � - . +-¢ y oO F eke” . Pf : “AGE 4 ' | } COME a i. we cae : ew : rev ISTRATION LY Administrative David C. Gray Principal TO THE JUNE CLASS OF 1961: May the foundation of education that you have laid here at Richmond High serve you well as you build and enjoy a full life. Keep on learning through formal study, wide reading, travel, and openness to new experiences. Warm personal wishes to each of you, DAVID C. GRAY MR. GEOFFREY YATES Dean of Boys MR. RICHARD CHRISTENSEN Administrative Vice-Principal Staff MISS JANE WILSON Dean of Girls MRS. MARGARET THOMPSON Instructional Vice-Principal Counselors Miss Grace Condon Miss Hazel Olson Miss Helen Parker Mr. Fred Bennett Mr. Robert Sikes Miss Vera Crosby tson Mrs. Lila Reiner Mr. Lloyd Darley Department Chairmen 4 re oe p eRe saath etnies ont cnn ' : Mr. Merle Randall Mathematics Mr. Oscar Franson Music Mr. V. D. Heath Business Education Mr. Wilbur Henchey Industrial Arts Mrs. Delphine Roberts Mr. Robert Powles Modern Language Driver Training 12 Miss Helen McDonald Girls’ Physical Education Mrs. Ruth Berger Homemaking Miss Roberta Simmons Art Mr. Carl Mayers Boys' Physical Education Mr. Hiram Fry Social Studies Mr. Alexander Koughan Science Mrs. Sylvan Myers English Teachers im i ‘ eae 1 One of the favorite hobbies these teachers have is eating the Cafeteria food. The Teachers’ rooting section isn't as lively and loud as it could be, but their band ree eee ee is great. Students listen to Miss Dorothy Madison's expressive ways of describing their lesson. Miss Elaine Dale displays a surprised look, while having a class discussion. Mrs. Alice Cooke goes over lesson plans while her class Mr. J. J. McMillian, shop teacher, is is engaged in studying. hard at work preparing the next issue of the Hi-Nus. naa Be sure you have your hand anchored to your chin, ' says Mrs. Alice Clark, as she demonstrates proper form in archery. Miss Betty Wyland is ready for the catch in Softball. cinoma Mr. Carl Mayers shows boys in P.E. the way to wrestle. 16 School Personnel Who phones to your house when you are absent? Marty Theisen and Winona An- drews in the Deans’ Office. The Clerical Team for Office 5 includes Mrs. Jerry Fairbanks, Miss Lois Smid, Mrs. Sue Johnson, Mrs. Diane Nicholson, and (seated) Miss Mary Gately, Head Secretary. — Betty Crocker couldn't cook better than the Cafeteria Staff. Back Row: Mary Clements, Mrs. Evelyn Hopkins, Mrs. Arlene Dahl, Mrs. Lawana Patterson, Mrs. Georgia Hunt, and Mrs. Helen Arnold. Front Row: Mrs. Alice : Martin, Mrs. Linda Nevett, Mrs. Maude Erickson, Chairman; Mrs. Ann Wyland, Mrs. Opal Barton, and Mrs, Helen Pike. Bookroom Attendant, Mrs. Bess Redick, shows Charles Price the number of repairs needed. � , Hello! This is Mr. Zipkin, Child Guid- ance and Welfare Counselor.’ Richmond students will stay healthy as long as Mrs. E. J. Johnston, School Nurse, is on duty. Compiling the never-ending absence list are Mrs. Leona Strauss and Mrs. Ramona Broberg in Room I. eee 2 4 Charged with the duty of picking up after students and teachers are the Custodians. Back Row: Mr. Eddie Barton, Mr. Oval Toliver, Mrs. Gerry Goff, and Mr. Joe Rezendes. Front Row: Mr. Ray Scalise, Mr. Andy Colombo, Mr. Abram Ramirez, and Mr. Silvyn Hrbek, Head Custodian. State Hymn Hail to San Francisco State Sing we now our song to thee, College by the Golden Gate, Alpha and Omega be. In Purple and the Gold, Let thy history be told, San Francisco, San Francisco, ' On to Victory. Se AD Petey cient seepage 7 Fall Calendar SEPTEMBER School Opens 2! Sophomore Party 28 S.A. Program, The Pepe Landeros' Trio 20 Parents Back to School Night 30 Junior Back to School Dance OCTOBER 7 Girls' League Dance, Harvest Moon 14 Student Day 2! Senior Gaieties 27. Band and Orchestra Pot Luck 28 S.A. Dance, First Down NOVEMBER 17 Talent Show — Music Department 16 Report Cards DECEMBER 2 Senior Dance, Sweethearts Ball ’ 9 Drama Play, ‘Home for Christmas 14 Christmas Choral Program JANUARY 17, 18 Candidate Speeches 19 Primary Election 24 Final Election Board of Commissioners Fall Dean Owens Sandy Bitle Vice-President Secretar y Barry Elison Sponsor President David Meiser Eileen Lucas Treasurer Prosecuting Attorney fi g beech Rosie Alcala Al Huerta Commissioner of Law Student Judge and Order Fran Sullivan Tage Kristensen Defense Attorney Exchange Student , : ay oe. we 3% SRN Ag os ry 0 Diane Quintard Gay Cleveland og Commissioner of Publicity Commissioner of Social Affairs Harold Littlejohn Commissioner of Boys' Athletics Barbara Burmester Head Yell Leader Johnnie Foster Pat Dunn Commissioner of Girls’ Girls' League President Athletics James Meissner Ray Huerta Senior Class President Junior Class President Lillian Jacobson Hi-Nus Editor Bill Moitoza Sophomore Class President Spring Calendar FEBRUARY MAY 3 Installation of Officers 5 Sophomore Hop 7 End of Semester 12 Drama Show 8 Report Cards 17 Senior Girls' Reception 8 Beginning of Spring Semester 23, 24 Candidate Speeches 24 Senior Party 25 Election of Officers MARCH JUNE 3. Junior Talent Show 8 Installation of Officers 9,10, 11 Tournament of Champions 9 Scholarship Awards 17 Slave Day 10 Senior Ball 24 Senior Day 13. Graduation Senior Play 15 End of Spring Semester APRIL 4 Girls’ League Program 7 Sadie Hawkins Dance 15 Junior Prom, Blue Rhapsody 19 Report Cards 2! Senior Banquet 27 Open House Board of Commissioners Spring B, CA Ray Huerta Dolores Barroca Vice-President Secretary Mr. Robert Sikes Robert Dodge Sponsor President David Jones Eileen Lucas Defense Attorney Prosecuting Attorney Marjorie Todd Albert Huerta ) Commissioner of Law Student Judge es and Order : [ Sue Mayfield Tage Kristensen Exchange Student Treasurer Margaret Head Arvalea Nelson Commissioner of Social Commissioner of Publicity Affairs Leroy Walker ommissioner of Boys' Athletics Barbara Miller Head Yell Leader Kathleen Pruett Pearl Robinson Commissioner of Girls’ Girls' League President Athletics Don Davis Bob Emerson Senior President Junior President a | lay Karen Stryker Jack Ahart Hi-Nus Editor Sophomore President Albert Huerta Jean Corrigan Bob Rexford Judge Assistant Judge Assistant Judge Rosie Alcala Fran Sullivan Commissioner of Law and Order Defense Attorney Eileen Lucas Nancy Alexander Dick Hendrickson Prosecuting Attorney Clerk Baliff 24 Roger Martinez Fran Sullivan Judge Assistant Judge Assistant Judge bs + j i i David Jones Margie Todd Defense Attorney Commissioner of Law and Order ile a @3 Eileen Lucas Bonnie Fraser Dick Hendrickson Prosecuting Attorney Clerk Baliff HAROLD LITTLEJOHN i ROBERT DODGE TAGE KRISTENSEN DAVID JONES DON DAVIS r WILLIAM BOONE r GERRY SCHNEIDER RAY HUERTA GARY KENT RON HARRIS ROGER MARTINEZ NEAL SNOOK LAWRENCE MOORE ARVIN FLORES DON LEE 4 JOHN CAUDLE D JOHN STEVENS BILL AUER DONLEY THOMPSON ' Committee MR. FRED BENNETT JAMES MOORE STEVE MARTIN BOB EMERSON NORMAN HATTICH JAMES CLAY RICHARD LYONS DAVE CHRISTENSEN JOE FISHER RANDY PROCTER DAVID MEISER DEAN WAGERMAN ROSS WOOLLEY JOHN POWER DENNIS WOODMANSEE JEFF MULLENHOUR LEE TIMMONS AL HUERTA CLIFF GREENWOOD Senior Representatives — Yvonne Daniels, Joanne Einhorn, and Chery! Layton. Pearl Robinson Betty Mitoma Treasurer Secretary eof Aah Fall Pat Dunn President aD ae ogy Marilyn Terrell Vice-President Junior Representatives — Linda Meissner, Diane Tandberg, and Karen Beale. 28 Sophomore Representatives — Susie Kevorkian, Joanne Boul- ware, and Phyllis Russell. Pearl Robinson Mrs. Elsie Sanchez Senior Representatives — Jeanne Ledbetter, Jan Haase, and Joyce President Sponsor Kilgore. Spring = = Ce SH ae res Bee Cheryl Layton Pat Dunn Yvonne Daniels Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sophomore Representatives — Phyllis Volk, Maria Salcido, and Junior Representatives — Laura Washington, Pauline Caoile, Beverly Daniels. and Karen Beale. 29 Seniors — First Row: Sharon Thomas, Erma Server, Judy Jackson, Pat Blom, Sandy Painter, MaDonna Coble, Nancy Barrie, and Carole Kirk. Second Row: Johnnie Foster, Dianne Dias, Bill Auer, Hal Littlejohn, Roger Martinez, Randy Proctor, and Harvey Clark. Third Row: Bob MacMinimy, Dean Owens, Joe Kosich, Bob Baroni, David Ard, Bob Dean, and Wayne Cox. m —-+4p 4a Z2mMuamnA my Juniors — First Row: Betty Mays, Kathy Layland, JoAnn Vargas, Bev Mesker, Dolores Barroca, Madolyn Parkinson, Sharon Dargan, and Cheryl Tackley. Second Row: MaryAnn Womack, Nancy Glidden, Kathy Regello, Kathryn McCormish, Margaret Head, Sue Mayfield, Connie Silva, Loree Swenson, and Karen Beale. Third Row: Tage Kristensen, Bob Emerson, Dale White, JoAnn Wiley, Sue Sullens, Priscilla Luttrell, Lee Burton, and Pat Core. Sophomores — First Row: Letha Moore, Joellen Davis, Linda Coombes, Barbara Moore, Amparo Bustillo, Annette Madden, Gwen Burrus, Charlene Howard, Diana Gilbert, Caro] Mortow, and Gail D'Oliviera. Second Row: Glenda Mitchell, Cathy Morris, Yvonne Camp, Susie Kevorkian, Judy Sheppard, Beverly Daniels, Dortha Nelson, Josephine Gerrardo, Carolyn Banks, and Alma Jackson. Third Row: William Gardner, Kostandeno Petsas, Ricky Alcaraz, Jack Ahart, Dale Tonti, Gary Shorter, and Bill Moitoza. : in |e r-=—-AZCON é + Seniors — First Row: Jessie Crosby, Barbara Ciucci, Jeanne Ledbetter, Faith McDaniel, and Carole Kirk. Second Row: Diane Klemetson, John Powers, Diane Quintard, Madge McGhee, and Buenafe Jo. Third Row: Dean Owens, Harold Littlejohn, Bill Gagnon, Jeff Butler, and Warner Rae. a a Juniors — First Row: Gary Peck, Paul Hernandez, Claudia Ellis, Jerris Snider, Susan Foo, Karen Hampton, Jane Banducci, Bonnie Fraser, Pat Parkins, Madalyn Parkinson, and Judi Silva. Second Row: Ray Huerta, Bob Ellis, Patti Benton, Nancy Glidden, Cecelia Gallegos, Claudia Bowman, Joyce Hodge, Nedra Colvin, Pauline Caoile, and Connie Silva. Third Row: Don Lee, Dennis Woodmansee, Jerry Brown, Jessie Haynes, Carole Jerner, Ann Honable, Sherry Blatnik, Dan Burkley, and Tom Blomberg. d Sophomores — First Row: Deanna Souza, Doretha Chase, Emma Lethridge, Dolores Cole, Nancy Lewis, Sandra Solmonson, Mary Smith, and Charlene Harbough. Second Row: Dianna Carrington, Cathy Morris, Bob Poor, Pat Carver, Judy Monday, Irene Bowen, Darlene Hand, and Kathy Graelish. Third Row: Norma Bishop, Glenda Mitchell, William Gardner, Mary Yost, Alan White, Tony Vasconcellos, and Bettie Vaughn. Uff . Hh i iu AN 6 Fight for California Our sturdy Golden Bear Is watching from the skies, Looks down upon our colors fair, And guards us from his lair, Our banner Gold and Blue, The symbol on it, too, Means fight for California, For California through and through. ; ; Eee ee Eee Re ee Oe Oe BLO eee ae ee Stites etree HR mae OR OR Sa ee a ee Ee ee a eee ‘ponds eee choke ne’ retire bs eae be et ep Seniors Clap Happily After Winning 2B Rally ny i x eo 4 g 5 = Commencement Exercises 8:00 P.M. Tuesday, June 13, 1961 Richmond Memorial Auditorium TANNHAUSER MARCH... Richard Wagner Processional: POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE... Edward Elgar The Orchestra Sam Herbert John Stafford Smith The Orchestra, the Choir, and the Audience O MAKE OUR HEARTS TO BLOSSOM.____. Joseph Clokey SILENT DEVOTION AND RESPONSE Ernest Bloch THIS DAY DO WE HONOR. _Mozart A Cappella Choir SONG OF THE BEL = 3. Leroy Anderson The Orchestra INDIVIDUALISM RECONSIDERED... David Jones A SURVEY OF A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION Gerry Schneider THE POWER OF FAITH Deanna Solmonson EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRACY Frances Sullivan Student Speakers Presentation of the Class G D. C. Gray Acceptance of the Graduation Class George D. Miner Presentation of Diplomas. _ D. C. Gray Assisted by DONALD DAVIS, President of the Class Alma Mater Class of June, 196! Recessional: EL CAPITAN a John Philip Sousa The Orchestra Commencement speakers are David Jones, Gerry Schneider, Frances Sullivan, and Deanna Solmonson. —— i . eee , : ay 5 , 1961 Class Officers — First Row: Roger Martinez, I-12 Vice-President; Dianne Dias, I-I| ts toi se Three Years of Secretary; Karen Costa, 2-11 Secretary, Pat Blom, I-12 Secretary; Rosie Alcala, 2-12 Vice-President: Diane Quintard, 1-10 and 2-12 Secretary, and John Power, 2-10 President. Second Row: Horace Fabig, I-I1 Vice- President; David Meiser, I-10 Vice-President; Bob Baroni, 2-10 Vice-President and 2-11 President; Terry Knapp, 1-10 President; Berry Elison, I-11 President, and Don Davis, 2-12 President. Not Pictured: James Meissner, 1-12 President; Peggy Lee, 2-10 Secretary, and Richard Cavoretto, 2-11 Vice-President. Memories The June Class of 1961 is leaving Richmond Union High School forever. No longer will our voices ring through its buildings, but let us take one more walk together down the halls before the echoes of the footsteps of the June ‘61 Class die away forever. The first step for the 1,061 Sophomores of September, 1958, was to elect class officers. Terry Knapp was elected I-10 President; David Meiser, Vice-President, and Diane Quintard, Secretary-Treasurer. Barbara Ciucci and Lorinda Jensen were elected Girls' League representatives. On September 17, the Girls' League held the annual Sophomore Party to welcome the newcomers. Yell leaders for the class were Barbara Burmester and Ernestine Williams. Sue Pierce was the Sophomore majorette. Showing outstanding ability in Sophomore Football were Roger Martinez, Cliff Greenwood, James Battle, Ura Campbell, and Barry Elison. For the 2-10 semester, the members of the class elected John Power, President; Bob Baroni, Vice-President, and Peggy Lee, Secre- tary-Treasurer, as class officers. Sophomore representatives elected to Girls’ League were Jeannette Halliday, Lynda Spanner, and Dianne Dias. Forget Me Not,'' the first Sophomore dance, was held January 16, 1959, in the girls’ gym. Making the dance a success were Terry Knapp, Shirley Hack, Lorinda Jensen, Diane Swerdferger, Kathy Lehning, and Letha Christian. The Sophomore Class had forty-six students in C.S.F., the honor society. The ''B basketball squad won first place in the NACAL with three-fourths of the squad Sophomores. Norman Warren, Tony Bowles, and James Moore, all Sophomores, made the Varsity basketball team. Sophomores in the Richmond Union High School's Varsity track team were Ura Campbell, Richard Cavoretto, and James Moore. Roger Martinez and Tony Bowles were outstanding Sophomores in Varsity baseball. Ending the activities of the Sophomore year was ''Swing Softly, ' the Soph Hop. Upon entering the Junior year, the Class of '61 elected as |-I1 class officers Barry Elison, President; Horace Fabig, Vice-President, and Dianne Dias, Secretary-Treasurer. Junior representatives for Girls' League were Madonna Coble, Pat Splain, and Barbara Williams. Eileen Lucas was the first in the class to serve on the Board of Commissioners. She was elected Defense Attorney. Barbara Burmester and Dianne Dias were class yell leaders. Sue Pierce was the class majorette. Eight Junior boys were elected to the Rally Committee. Nineteen Juniors were eligible for C.S.F.. David Jones represented R.U.H.S. at Boys' State in Sacramento. For the 2-11 semester, the Class of 1961 elected Bob Baroni, President; Richard Cavoretto, Vice-President, and Karen Costa, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Serving on the Board of Commissioners were Eileen Lucas, Student Judge; Lorinda Jensen, Commissioner of Social Affairs, and Barry Elison, Commissioner of Boys' Athletics. Juniors assisting Eileen in Student Court were Peter Fostiak and Cathy Murphy, Assistant Judges. Fund raising activities of our Junior Year were the Junior Talent Show, held February 25, 1960, and ‘'Shangri-La,'' the Junior Prom, held March 19, 1960. Marjo Donaghey was the Prom Queen and Donna Bridges was the queen's attendant. Six Juniors made the Varsity football team. Outstanding players on the Junior Varsity were Jim Reynolds, Joe Kosich, Rich Lyons, Harold Littlejohn, and Roger Martinez. James Moore and Donley Thompson outdid themselves in Cross Country. The Junior Cross Country squad came in second place in the City Meet. Leading runners were Neal Snook, Tony Velasquez, and John Avalos. With five Juniors on the squad, the Varsity basketball team took first place in the NACAL. The Junior Varsity basketball squad shared second place in the NACAL. Jerry Schneider was the only Junior on the squad. Roger Martinez, Jirn Reynolds, and Tony Bowles all made the Varsity baseball team. Not many Juniors contributed to the Junior Varsity baseball. Making a good showing in Varsity track were Juniors Ura Campbell, Willie Thomas, Sam Works, Robert Dodge, Bob Battle, Richard Grogan, Neal Snook, Ron Harris, Mike Todd, and Fred Cansler. Dean Owens, Joe Baca, David Jones, Clayton Holgate, Mark Fowler, and Larry Brusse, all Juniors, made the Tennis squad. Gary Kent was the only Junior to turn out and make the Golf team. Juniors in the Varsity swimming squad were Bill Auer, Randy Procter, Norman Porter, Charles Moffet, Bob McMinimy, Bob Dean, Mike Ferber, and James Meissener. Dale Bright and John Blankenship represented the Juniors in ''B'' Swimming. This ends the memories of our Sophomore and Junior years, but in the pages ahead are the most valuable memories of all, our Senior year. The class of 1961 wishes to thank everyone who has contributed in any way with the happiness of our class in the last three years. Again the Class of '61 bids adieu to the good old days at Richmond Union High School. Senior FALL James Meissner President Pat Blom Officers Secretary-Treasurer : Roger Martinez Vice-President Representatives First Row: Donna Augustine, Diane Quintard, Vivian Planchon, Kathy Lehning, Pat Blom, Janice Jordan, Connie Royce, and Sharon Breaux. Second Row: Janie Allen, Deann Fyock, Anita Lowen, Violet Wilson, Jan Haase, and Cathy Murphy. Third Row: James Meissner, Joe Baca, Steve Cole, Terry Knapp, and John Caudle. | Executives SPRING Diane Quintard Secretary-Treasurer Rosie Alcala Vice-President Representatives First Row: Donna Augustine, Ruby Melton, Connie Royce, Renee Stevenson, Cordelia Medina, Tatman. Second Row: Barbara Stober, James Moore, David Ard, and Joe Rodrigues. Don Davis President and Willie Lee 39 ABERCROMBIA, BETTY College, Nurse ALLEN, JANELLE Rep. Council, 4 T's, Safety Comm., College, Dental Assistant ANDERSON, MARLENE G.A.A., College ARD, DAVID Rally, Rep. Council, College, Service ADAMS, GENE Intra Sports, College ALLEN, SARA JANE Dance Line, College ANDREWS, BEVERLY Work, Marriage ARMSTRONG, LORNA Office Work, Marriage ADEN, BILLIE G.A.A., No Plans ALCALA, ROSIE Comm. of Law and Order, Orchestra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, College ALVES, JOSEPH ANDERSON, JOY Service Rep. Council, Business College Senior Class ANTILLA, DENNIS ARAKI, PHILLIP College Rep. Council, College AUER, WILLIAM Swimming, Rally, College AUGUSTINE, DONNA Hi-Nus, College AVALOS, JOHN Basketball, Track, X-Country, College BAIRD, RAE Marriage AVENT, MARY ANNE Orchestra, College BAKER, JUDY G.A.A., College of June, 1961 BALDWIN, JOYCE Sr. Sponsor, College BARONI, ROBERT Soph. Veep, Jr. Pres., Football, Shield, Service BANDUCCI, ROBERT College BARRIE, NANCY MARIE Sr. Sponsor, Sr. Rep., Rep. Council, Forensic, College BACA, JOE BAGWELL, WANDA Tennis, Spanish Club, Sr. Sponsor, Secretary College BAKER, LINDA BAKER, RANDY Work, Marriage College BANUELOS, BERTHA G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Class Rep., College, Marriage BARTLING, JEAN College, Attorney BARNES, VONDA LEE G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Hi-Nus, College BASTOS, FRANCES GAA. (G:S- Fs French Honor Society, College BATTLE, ROBERT Football, Track, Band, Service BERE JUDY Girls' Choir, Work, Marriage BERRY, VIVIAN Work BITLE, SANDY C.S.F., S.A. Sec., N.F.L., Leader, College BECKHAM, DON BEESLEY, DIANA BELCHER, MARY Boys' Choir, College G.A.A., College Nurses’ Club, Talent Show, G.A.A., Service BELL, LAWRENCE BELLAH, ROBERT BENKO, JUDY Machinist College Sr. Sponsor, Leader, G.A.A., College Pirst: Enjerea’ Fo ES. BERTHOLF, KAY BIER, MARLENE BISH, JUANITA Spanish Club, G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A., Work Band, Orchestra, College Sr. Sponsor, College BLANKENSHIP, JOHNNY BLAYLOCK, JAMES BLEDSOE, ROY Block R, Swimming, Sports Mgr., Band, Ministry Work Shield, College BLOM, PATRICIA Class Sec., Jr. Talent Show, Sr. Sponsor, College BOONE, JUDY Work on September 7, 1958 BOWLES, ANTHONY Basketball, Baseball BREAUX, SHARON G.A.A., Winged R, A Cappella, College BOLDEN, ALBERT Football, Track, Service BOONE, ROSE Sr. Sponsor, Cosmotology BRADLEY, GERALD Rep. Council, College BREESE, DARLENE No plans BONDS, EDWARD X-Country, Swimming, Block R, College BOSTIC, ALICE Talent Show, Winged R, Girls' Glee, College BRAKSTAD, BEVERLY Work BRENNER, THOMAS College BONEY, CHARLES Band, Orchestra, College BOWEN, CLIFFORD College BRANUM, JUDY Rep. Council, Leader, G.A.A., College BRIDGES, DONNA Pom-Pon, Work BRIGHT, DALE Swimming, College BROWN, BEVERLY G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, College BRUNDEGE, MARIE Nurse BURNETT, BOB College BRISENO, ARTHUR Track, X-Country, College BROWN, GARY R. College BRYSON, DEANNA Nurse BURNETT, PANSY G.A.A., College BROOKS, BRENDA Work BROWN, MICHAEL Work BUGGS, OLLIE MAE Winged R, G.A.A., Writers’ Club, Spanish Club, College BUTLER, JEFF Rep. Council, College BROOKS, ROBERT Work BRUNDEGE, HERDIS Hi-Nus, Work Wore Red BURMESTER, BARBARA Head Yell Leader, C.S.F., Jr. Talent Show, Music Festival, College CABRAL, PHILLIP Work CALHOUN, ROSEANN CALKINS, RONALD CAMP, LONNIE CAMPBELL, ETHEL G.A.A., 1.B.M. School Swimming Team, Work G.A.A., College G.A.A., 4 T's, Nurses’ Club, Nurse CANNADY, LYNN CARIGLIO, GEORGE CARLILE, BOB CARPENTER, ARMEL Radio Club, College Work Work College to Rallies CARROLL, JEROME CARSON, SARAH CARTER, BARBARA CARTER, MARY LOU Band, Orchestra, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., College, Nursing Rep. Council, Spanish Club, Talent Show, College College, Marriage Winged R, G.A.A. CASTRO, ROBERTA CAUDLE, BOB CAUDLE, JOHN CAWTHORN, JAY G.A.A., Work C.S.F., Rally Comm., Soph Football, Band, Debate Team, College Service CELAYA, ALBERTA Spanish Club, G.A.A., College CHRISTIAN, LETHA Rep. Council, Work, Marriage CLARK, BARBARA G.A.A., Leader, College CLEVELAND, GAY Comm. of Publicity, Dance Comm., Sr. Sponsor, Writers’ Club, Marriage CER ENAK, PENNY College CHAMBERS, MEREDITH G.A.A., Work CHRISTIAN, LORETTA CISCO, CAROL A Cappella, Girls’ Choir, Work Crystals, Service First Dance CLARK, HUREY Rep. Council, Swimming, Track, College COATE, ARLENE College CLARK, LINDA College COATE, LEROY Swimming, College CHRISTENSON, DAVID C.S.F., Rally, Band, Writers' Club, College CIUCCI, BARBARA Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., College “For-Get- CLAY, JAMES C.S.F., Football, Track, College COBLE, MADONNA Sr. Sponsor, Rep. Council, College Me-Not,” January 16, COPLEY, MICHAEL College COSLETT, JOYCE College COLE, RAY College COMSTOCK, DEANA Work CORDOVA, MICHAEL X-Country, Block R, Service COSTA, KAREN Jr. Class Sec., Hi-Nus, Rep. Council, College COLEMAN, CAROL ANN Work CONLEY, LOIS ANN Marriage, Work 1959 CORN, JAMES College COVELL, CECELIA College COLLINS, GAYE College, Marriage COONS, SHARON Work CRAVEN, VERLE Swimming, College CREWS, KATHEY Shield Staff, Sr. Sponsor, College CRAWFORD, ROSANNE Bowling, Swimming, College CRITES, ELOISE Sr. Sponsor, Dance Line, Talent Show, College DANIELS, YYONNE G.A.A., Girls' League, C.S.F., Winged R, College DAVIS, TERRY Football, Track, College CREED, DAVID Swimming, Fireman CROSSMAN, PAT G.A.A., College, Work Soph Hop “Swing DARR, BARBARA Nurses’ Club, Marriage DAVIS, DONALD X-Country, Track, College DEAN, BOB Swimming, Band, Rep. Council, Rally, College DELGADO, ESTHER G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Traffic Comm., Spanish Club, Work DE MARSE, SO. Work, Marriage DIAZ, ROSA Sr. Sponsor, Spanish Club, Nurse DICKENS, KARL Varsity Baseball, College Softly,” May 1, 1959 DIXON, THERESA G.A.A., College DILLIEHUNT, SUE College, Marriage DOOLITTLE, HARRY C.S.F., College DOTSON, DIANA Work DERRICK, ROBERT College DICKERSON, BOB Trade School DODGE, ROBERT Football, Track, Rally, Block R, College DRAKE, SUE Secretary DIAS, DIANNE Rep. Council, Yell Leader, Jr. Class Sec., Pom-Pon Girl, College DICKINSON, ROSS College DONAGHEY, MARJO Pom-Pon Girl, Talent Show, College DUNCAN, BOB Football, Baseball, College DUNLAP, ARDITH 4 T's, Nurses’ Club, Spanish Club, College EDWARDS, JIMMY College ENGLE, DAVID Radio Club, College ESSEX, JOANNE College DUNLAP, LAURA Girls' Choir, Sr. Sponsor, College EINHORN, JOANNE Girls' League, Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A., Spanish Club, College ERICKSON, MARLENE Housewife, Work EUFUSIA, DAVID College ARL, BARBARA G.A.A., Choir, College ennis, Service ELISON, BARRY EMERSON, RALPH S.A. Pres., Class Pres., X-Country, Track, Rally, Football, College Service, College Became Juniors ERICKSON, SANDRA ESKELIN, GAYLE 1.B.M. School, Modeling, Work College EVANS, PHOEBE FABIG, HORACE G.A.A., Work A Cappella, Rally Comm., | Class Veep, C.S.F., f College FARANDINOS, JOHN College FERBER, MICHAEL Band, Swimming, College FARIA, DONNA Sadie Hawkins Dance, Cosmotology, Work FISHER, JO ANN Band, Pom-Pon Girl, Talent Show, College September of 1959 FLORES, RICHARD College FORTSON, BETTY Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A., College FONDREN, MARIE G.A.A., Marriage FOSTER, JOHNNIE Comm. of Girls’ Athletics, Shield, C.S.F., Pom-Pon Girl, College FISHER, JUc Track, C.S.F., Football, College FORD, FLORANNA Marriage FOSTIAK, PETER Swimming, Student Court, College FOREHAND, CHARLES Football, Service, College FOWLER, MARK Tennis FULTON, SHERRY FUNDERBURK, CHARLES Spanish Club, 4 T's, Trade School College FURSETH, PAT FYOCK, DEANN GAGON, BILL A Cappella sPagecrart, College G.A.A., Shield, College Publicity, College Sr. Rep., College Wore Blue GAKEY, NORMA GANDOLPH, TRUMAN GANN, KARON GANN, PHYLLIS Rep. Council, Chess Club, N.F.L., Sr. Sponsor, P.E. Leader, G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Marriage College Dance Comm., College College GARCIA, MOLLY GARDNER, TOMMY GARLOCK, RAY GREER, DONNA Rep. Council, |.B.M. Track, Work Service College 1 ae GERMEN, MERRY Future Nurses’ Club, College GILLETTE, AUSTIN College to Rallies GRAHAM, BONNIE A Cappella, Girls’ Choir, Sr. Sponsor, College GREEN, RUBY ( College 4. GERRARDO, HENRIETTA Work GOMEZ, TONY College GRAHAM, JAMES Radio Club, Electronics GREEN, VICTORIA G.A.A., College y widiwin, GIBSON, WILLIAM GIFFORD, KENNETH Swimming, Block R, Service Writers’ Club, College GONZALES, TRINI GRADY, MICHAELE ANN G.A.A., Traffic Comm., College Nurse GRANT, TERRY GRAYBEAL, BILLIE Service Hi-Nus, Dance Comm., College GREENWOOD, CLIFF GROGAN, RICHARD Football, Rally, Block R, X-Country, Track, Baseball, College Service, College GROLL, BOB Service HALLIDAY, JEANNETTE Girls' League Rep., Girls’ League Treas., Sr. Sponsor, Pom-Pon Girl, College HARRIS, RON X-Country, Track, Rally, College HAWKINS, JOHN Service HAAS, JERRY Service HANLON, DORIS G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Airline Hostess HARTFIEL, SHARYOL College, Work HECK, SHIRLEY G.A.A., Dance Comm., Girls’ Choir, |.B.M. School HAASE, JAN Sr. Sponsor, Rep. Council, G.A.A., Dance Comm., College HARDEN, KATHRYN G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Work HALCUMB, PATSY Business College HARPER, LEEVIE Electronics, Engineer Junior Talent Show HATHAWAY, JOHN Football, Work HEINETZ, ROGER College HATHAWAY, LESLIE Swimming, College HENDRIX, LARRY Business College HENSLEE, JOYCE HERBERT, SAM Secretary Bible College HILLIARD, JAMES HIRANO, DAVID Track, College Football, Tennis, Student Court, C.S.F., College February 25, 1960 HOLDERBY, HARLEY HOLGATE, CLAYTON College Debate, C.S.F., Tennis, College HORNBEAK, JANICE HOWCROFT, JUDY G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Rep. Council, Cosmotology Spanish Club, Attorney HERTING, HENRY College HOBBS, GLORIA A Cappella, College HOLIMAN, CAROL G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, College HUFF, JOAN G.A.A., Winged R, P.E. Leader, Dance Comm., College HILL, JACK Football, Track, Forensic League, Hi-Nus College HOEFFER, JAMES Football, Swimming, College HOMLOTIS, MARCIA Rep. Council, Welfare Comm., Work, Marriage HUTTON, GEORGE College IMAN, DONALD C.S.F., College ISLEY, SUE Work JACKSON, LOIS G.A.A., Nurse JAMES, CAROL G.A.A., College INGERSOLL, MARY Marriage JACKSON, BARBARA College JACKSON, WALLACE Work JARRETT, MARTY Sr. Sponsor, Sr. Rep., Business College INGRAM, LONNIE INGRAM, MONT Track, College Service JACKSON, JERRY JACKSON, JUDY X-Country, Service G.A.A., Dance Comm., Marriage ‘ Junior Prom JACOBS, GRACIE JACOBSON, LILLIAN Rep. Council Sr. Sponsor, Hi-Nus, College JAVELLANA, REMIGIO JENKINS, JANICE Service G.A.A., Business College JO, BUENAFE JENSEN, LORINDA JEWELL, LINDELL C.S.F., College Comm. of Social Affairs, Service 4 T's, Rep. Council, Pom-Pon Girl, College JOHNSON, CAROLYN FAYE JOHNSON, CAROLYN JEAN JOHNSON, ROBERT G.A.A., College Winged R, College No Plans “Shangri-La,” March 17, 1960 JONES, DAVID JONES, HASKELL Basketball, Tennis, College Boys' State, Block R, College KAVORKIAN, MARY Dance Line, Rep. Council, S.A. Dance Comm., Dental Ass'’t. JONES, BETTY G.A.A., Rep. Council, 4 T's, College, Marriage KEETON, LEON JORGENSEN, CAROL Work, College Fashions, Work JOBE, SHARON Marriage JOJOLA, PEGGY Sr. Sponsor, Girls’ Choir, College JORDAN, JANICE Sr. Rep., Sr. Sponsor, 1.B.M. KELLEGHAN, DIANE Talent Show, Dance Line, Dental Ass't. KELLY, LYNN No Plans KING, SUSAN College KLEMETSON, DIANE C.S.F., College KRISTENSEN, TAGE Exchange Student, Board of Comm., Rally, Service, College KELLY, TOM Service KIRBY, CLYDE Service KNAPP, TERRY Soph Pres., Board of Comm., Rep. Council, College KUDSK, LARRY Swimming, Rep. Council, Work KENT, GARY KILGORE, JOYCE College Girls' League, Nurse, Marriage KIRK, CAROLE KISER, RITA CiS3E: AGrACA., G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Work, College 1.B.M. Became Seniors KNOX, BETTY JO KOSICH, JOE A Cappella, Girls' Choir, Football, Swimming, Rep. Council, Marriage, College Secretary LADD, VERNON LAKIN, SHIRLEY Work, College Work LA MAR, CECIL No Plans LARCH, MARY Spanish Club, G.A.A., Work September LAYTON, CHERYL Band, C.S.F., Orchestra, Rep. Council, College LEHNING, KATHLEEN Talent Show, Sr. Rep., Dental Ass't. LA MAR, PHYLLIS Girls' Choir, Work LARCH, SUE 4 T's, Shield Staff, Sr. Sponsor, Dance Comm., Marriage of 1960 LEDBETTER, JEANNE Spanish Club, C.S.F., Writers’ Club, Sr. Sponsor, College LEONARD, ELAINE G.A.A., College HENDRY, LANCE Work LAWRENCE, EDWARD Rally, Boys' Glee, A Cappella, Marryin’ Sam, College LEE, JOE Swimming, College LEVANTONIO, MARY G.A.A., C.S.F., Work LANGSTON, CAROL Work, Marriage LAWSON, DOROTHY 4 T's, G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, College LEE, WALTER Service, College LEWIS, MELBA Marriage, College Pv LISBY, SANDRA LITTLEJOHN, HAROLD LIVINGSTON, TRACY LOGGINS, MARY Marriage Football, Rally Chairman, College College Comm. of Boys’ Athletics, Shield, College LOUIS, BARBARA LUCAS, EILEEN LUGO, TONY LUSCHEN, PAT G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Student Court, Leader, Rep. Council, College Nursing Work, College Talent Show, Rep. Council, College Wore Middies LUSTER, MARZETTA LYNCH, FRANK LYONS, RICHARD MACHADO, DAVID College College, Service, Football, Baseball, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Electronics College C.S.F., Service MACKEY, ARLENE MAGGIORE, BEVERLY MAGNUSON, MYRNA MAHY, BARBARA Work Work, Marriage College No Plans MALROY, DIXIE Marriage MARTIN, LINDA Secretary to Rallies MARTINEZ, IRENE Marriage MAY, TOMMY College MANUEL, BETTY College MARTIN, PRISCILLA Work MARTINEZ, KATHY Marriage, Work MAYEDA, FLORENCE G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, College MARTIN, CELESTE 4 T's, G.A.A., Chess Club, Spanish Club, College MARTINEZ, DANIEL Service MARTINEZ, ROGER Sr. Class Veep, Football, Basketball, Rally, College McCAIN, BILL Track, Drama, Service MARTIN, JOHN College MARTINEZ, HENRY College MASON, NORMA 4 T's, G.A.A., College McCLINTOCK, CAROL College McCONNER, BARBARA Pom-Pon Girl, G.A.A., College McGEE, DOUGLAS College MEDINA, CECILIA Spanish Club, Work MELDRUM, DOROTHY Sr. Sponsor, Work McDANIEL, FAITH Sr. Rep., Work McGEE, JOHN No Plans MEDINA, CORDELIA Spanish Club, Orchestra, Shield MELTON, RUBY Work, Marriage McDONNELL, WILLIAM McDOWELL, ROBERT C.S.F., N.F.L., No Plans Chess Club, College McKINNEY, LINDA McSWEEN, DIX G.A.A., |.B.M. Basketball, College Gave Senior Gateties MEISER, DAVID MEISSNER, JAMES Soph Veep, S.A. Treasurer, Sr. Class Pres., Football, C.S.F., Rally, College C.S.F., Rally, College MENDOZA, CLARA MERRIMAN, DONNA Work Shield, G.A.A., Dance Comm., College a, MILAN, WANDA MILDE, RONNIE G.A.A., Nursing School College MILLER, JOAN MINER, KENT G.A.A., College College October 21, 1960 MOE, LARRY Orchestra, College Swimming, College MOORE, JAMES MORALES, JESSE C.S.F., Rally, Basketball, Work Band, College MOFFETT, CHARLES MILLER, BARBARA Sr. Yell Leader, G.A.A., Drama, College MITCHELL, RICHARD College MONOHAN, BEVERLY Work MORALES, REYNOLDO No Plans MILLER, EUGENIA Band, G.A.A., College MITCHELL, SHIRLEY College,, Work MONTOYA, ROBERT Football, Publicity, Dance Comm., Hi-Nus, College MORGAN, PATRICIA College MORLEY, ANNETTE Orchestra, Rep. Council, Spanish Club, College MYERS, CAROLYN No Plans NELSON, CARROL C.S.F., Nurse NICHOLAS, GARY College MORRIS, ALBERT MORSE, JO ANNE MURPHY, CATHERINE Chess Club, C.S.F., Housewife A Cappella, Talent Show, College College MYERS, JUDITH NASH, GLORIA NAVE, BILL Work G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Work College, Nurse 1-12 Dance, December 2, 1960 NELSON, JESSE NESBITT, RITA NEWSOM, JAMES Intra Sports, College Study and Work in Europe X-Country, Track, |.B.M. NICHOLS, VIRGINIA NILSSON, JEANNE NISKERN, DONNA 4 T's, College 1.B.M. Work S1 ( yy. NORDGREN, BETTYANN NOVACHICK, LOUIS NUNER, DAVID OATES, DIANA Wy , Sr. Sponsor, Shield, G.A.A., College College, Service 1.B.M. Dance Comm., College O'FARRELL, PATSY OGLETREE, SHIRLEY OLDAKER, CAROL OLDEN, JAMES Work A Cappella, Rep. Council, G.A.A., Marriage College Pep Club, G.A.A., College “Sweetheart’s Ball” OLIVER, ANN OSOLIN, MARA OWEN, JUDY G.A.A., College C.S.F., G.A.A., Sr. ‘Sponsor, G.S-F., 4.0 S| Spanish Club, College G.A.A., College OWENS, DEAN PAINTER, SANDRA PAPPAS, REBECCA Tennis, Forensic Club, Rep. Council, Sr. Sponsor, C.S.F., Spanish Club, S.A. Veep, C.S.F., College Leader, College G.A.A., Girls’ Choir, College an PARKER, DENNIS PARKER, MARY PATRICK, PATRICIA PATTISON, FRANCIS Track, C.S.F., College Work Stenographer Business College PEARSON, TOM PEELER, YYONNE PENNINGTON, THRESSER PEZZOLO, GEORGE Track, Service Drama, G.A.A., College G.A.A., Stenographer Work Senior Party PHILLIPS, BARBARA PHILLIPS, CLORISTENE PIERCE, SUE Spanish Club, Future Nurses’ Bell Tones, G.A.A., College Head Majorette, Club, C.S.F., College Talent Show, Secretary PLANCHON, VIVIAN POLLARD, VIVIAN POLSON, JOE Hi-Nus, Sr. Sponsor, Future Nurses’ Club, No Plans Dance Comm., Business College College PONCE, HELIODORO PORTER, NORMAN POWER, JOHN PRICE, CHARLES Grocer Swimming Team, College Soph Pres., Football, Spanish Club, X-Country, Rally, College Show Business PROCTOR, RANDOLPH PRUETT, KATHLEEN PYEATT, VERNON QUINTARD, DIANE C.S.F., Swimming, G.A.A., Winged R, Work G.S:.F.. Glassesec:, Football, Rally, College Leader, College Comm. of Social Affairs February 24, 1961 RADKE, MICHAEL RAE, WERNER RAINBOLT, JOHN RAMIREZ, ELOISE Service A Cappella, Service Swimming, Work G.A.A., |.B.M. RAMIREZ, ELVIRA RAMIREZ, RITA RAMOS, MERCEDES RANDALL, BRUCE Drama, |.B.M., College G.A.A., College Marriage, Work No Plans RANDOLPH, GEORGE Service REINHARDT, RALPH P.A. System, Service RHYNES, BARBARA Dance Line, Talent Show, Sr. Sponsor, College ROBINSON, DON College REHBERG, TERRY Bowling, Work REINHARDT, ROGER College RICHARDS, DONALD X-Country, Track, Block R, College ROBINSON, JOSEPH Football, College REID, MICHAEL College RENOUDE, SANDRA Work Senior Day RICONDO, OLGA College ROBINSON, VIRGINIA C.S.F., G.A.A., French Honor Society, College REINHARDT, JACKIE Rep. Council, G.A.A., Cosmotology, Marriage RESSLER, RACHEL Work and Play RIVAS, GLORIA G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Shield, College, Work RODRIGUES, JOE Football, College RODRIGUEZ, FLORENCE Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A. RUSHER, PETE Football, Work ROHRER, CAROL ROYCE, CONNIE French Honor Society, C.S.F., 4 T's, Drama, G.A.A., G.A.A., College, Nurse Sr. Rep., College RUSSELL, BETTY ST. JOHN, HENRIETTA G.A.A., Business College Cosmotology School March 24, 1961 SANDOVAL, CARMEN Spanish Club, Business College SCHERICH, JANE G.A.A., C.S.F., Publicity, Band, College SAPP, BRENDA SATCHWELL, KAREN G.A.A., GAGA. G.dcbe Business College Publicity Comm., Spanish Club, College SCHNEIDER, GERALD SCHRADER, CURTIS Basketball, Rally, C.S.F., Swimming, College Swimming, College RUIZ, BARBARA LEE Nurses’ Club, G.A.A., Nurse SANCHEZ, RITA G.A.A., Work SAUNDERS, ALVA G.A.A., Future Nurses’ Club, Band, Orchestra, College SCOTT, ETHEL Orchestra, Nurse SCOTT, MARY Receptionist SIMMONS, CYNTHIA G.A.A., Girls’ Choir, College SMITH, EVA JO Future Nurses’ Club, C.S.F., G.A.A., College SOMERS, ROBERT Football Manager, College SCOTT, RONALD Shield, College, Work SIMS, VIVIAN Sr. Sponsor, Talent Show, G.A.A., College SMITH, NANCY C.S.F., A Cappella, Sr. Sponsor, College SPAN, GLORIA Drama, College SERVER, ERMA C.S.F., G.A.A., Winged R, Leader, College SLOUP, JAMES College Senior SMITH, REBECCA 4 T's, Orchestra, Dance Comm., College SPENCER, HARRY Basketball, Block R, Track, Decathlon, Service SIEBERT, KEITH Track, Spanish Club, College SMITH, CLAUDIA College Banquet SOLMONSON, DEANNA CSF NIE Gi AVA:; Spanish Club, College SPENCER, ORLENE G.A.A., Work STAGGS, LEA ANN Winged R, College STARKEY, JACK Service STANLEY, DONNA Majorette, College STEFAN, LARRY Work April 21, 1961 STOBER, BARBARA Hi-Nus, G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Drama, College STRYKER, KAREN Hi-Nus, C.S.F., G.A.A., College STOLBERG, FRANCINE Science Club, G.A.A., Nurse, Model STUART, DOUGLAS Rep. Council, College STEPHENS, JOHN College, Work STEPHENS, ELMER Band, Rep. Council, Work STOWELL, MARILYN 1.B.M. STRONG, DAVID Track, College, Service STURGEON, PHILLIP Work STAPP, CYNTHIA Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A., Hi-Nus, Publicity, College STEVENSON, RENEE Shield, Rep. Council, Sr. Rep., Dance Comm., 1.B.M. STRONG, DAVID Track, College, Service SULLIVAN, FRAN C.S.F., 4 T's, Hi-Nus, French Honor Society, College SWEENEY, DONNA SWERDFEGER, DIANE SYLVESTER, BETTY SZYMANSKI, JUDY Chess Club, College Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A., G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, College | College N.F.L., College TANGUAY, GILLE TAVIS, SHARON TAYLOR, TOM TERRELL, ANNIE LOU Ice Hockey Player Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A., College G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, College Secretary, College Senior Ball TERRELL, MARILYN THIBODEAUX, WILLIE THOMAS, BRENDA THOMAS, ERNEST Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Football, Track, Service, G.A.A., Girls’ Choir, Rep. Council, College French Club, Rep. Council, College College College THOMAS, JEAN THOMAS, SAMUEL THOMAS, SHARON THOMAS, WILLIE G.A.A., College College G.A.A., Girls' League, Football, Rep. Council, 4 T's, French Club, College, Pro Football College THOMPSON, DONLEY Basketball, Track, College TODD, MICHAEL X-Country, Track, Block R, College June 10, TRAVERSO, EDWARD College TROTT, MARIE Future Nurses’ Club, College TIGER, DEANNA Work, Marriage TOMPKINS, JO ANN G.A.A., College, Secretary 1961 TREADWELL, JAMES College, Service TROUTMAN, LYNN C.S.F., Winged R, Shield, Bowling, Business College TIMMONS, LEE Rally Comm., C.S.F., Rep. Council, Trade School TORRES, JOHN College TRENT, JUDY Work TURNER, LEONARD College TINSLEY, PATRICIA Waves TRAVELS, KENNY College TROTT, BEATRICE Drama, C.S.F., Thespian, Shield, College TWEEDIE, DAVID College UNDERWOOD, WILMA GiA-A;, C.S.F., Sr. Sponsor, Secretary VARGAS, JUANITA G.A.A., Dental Ass't. WALHOOD, DOUGLAS College WALLACE, DEAN No Plans VALLO, BETTY VAN HOOK, SAMUEL VARGAS, JOHN Work Basketball, Track, College College VELASGUEZ, TONY VICTORY, CLAUDE X-Country, Track, Service UROOM, PATRICIA Basketball, College, Service Work, College Graduation at WALKER, LEROY Track, Basketball, Rally, Block R, College WALLACE, GLENDA WALLENTEN, JOYCE WALLS, CHARLES Majorette, College Work Work WALKER, MARTHA WALKER, RICHARD Work, College College WALLS, JEAN WALTON, JOYCE WARDELL, GUS Business College College Swimming, College WARNOCK, ROBERT WASHINGTON, CLARENCE WASHINGTON, HENRY Service Track, Basketball, Football, Golf, College Golf, College Richmond Auditorium WEATHERS, ARDEN WEBSTER, LAMONT WEBSTER, SHIRLEY College Service G.A.A., Sr. Sponsor, Talent Show, Dance Comm., Business College WENDELL, KENNETH WEST, FLOSSIE WHITTLE, JAMES College Marriage College Mt WARNER, EVERETT No Plans WAYLETT, JERRY Work WELLS, SANDRA Work WIGGINS, PATSY Beautician WILEY, EMANUEL WILKINS, FLOYD WILLIAMS, BARBARA WILLIAMS, BARBARA Basketball, Track, Work Sr. Sponsor, Marriage G.A.A., Girls' League, Rep. Council, Traffic Comm., Chess Club, Winged R, College College WILLIAMS, ERNESTINE WILLIAMS, IRENE WILLIAMS, JOYCE WILLIAMS, KATHERINE G.A.A., Yell Leader, Tennis, College Work Girls' Glee, College Sr. Rep., Hi-Nus, College Farewell Senior WILLIAMS, LAVERN WILLIAMS, MARJORIE WILLIAMS, MATTIE WILLIAMS, MYRNA Marriage G.A.A., Service Jr. Rep., G.A.A., G.A.A., Nurse Winged R, College WILLIAMSON, PATRICIA WILLIS, RALPH WILSON, BARBARA WILSON, MARYLEE G.A.A., College Golf, Swimming, College College Future Nurses’ Club, Girls' Glee, College WILSON, VIOLET Nurses' Club, College WISE, MARY-JO Class Rep., G.A.A., College WOOLLEY, ROSS Rally, Writers’ Club, Sr. Rep., Track, College WOODARD, ALFRED College Class of 1961 WOLFE, DEBORAH Pom-Pon Girl, Talent Show, Sr. Sponsor, College WORKS, SAMUEL Football, Track, College WOLVERTON, DELBERT College WRIGHT, JERALD Musician The chorus of Senior Gaieties sings happily at the finale of the performance. WRIGHT, SHARON Work YOUNG, EMMA Girls’ Choir, Talent Show, Trade School ZAEHRINGER, SHARLET College ZAMPA, JULIE Work, Marriage WYNNE, ELMORE Football, Basketball, Boys' Choir, Service YOUNG, PAULETTE Marriage YATES, BEVERLY Girls' Choir, College YOUNGBLOOD JERRY Rally, Service YOUNG, BILL Rep. Council, Swimming, College YRIARTE, ROMAN College Camera Shy Seniors AHMIE, ELIZABETH ANDERSON, FANNIE BAKER, FLOSSIE BEDDO, WARREN BOLDEN, ELBERT BRANTING, KANDY BROWN, LORETTA BROWN, WALTER CANSLER, FREDERICK CANSLER, WINIFRED CARPENTER, DAVID CAUSEY, JIMMY CROWDER, PAUL DANIELS, JOSEPH DAVIS, KAY DINGUS, JOE EMERSON, O. C. FLUD, DARLINE FULLER, BOB GOODWIN, WALTER HALL, MARILYN HAWBAKER, BILL HOLLY, EDWARD JAMES, EDBERT JIMINEZ, VINCENT KERSEY, ROBERT LACY, JAMES LAMBERT, FAYE LANCE, WILLIAM LEWIS, JERRY LINDGREN, CLIFFORD LOWEN, ANITA EYNGEH EEE MANN, ROBERT MARTINEZ, BARBARA McCOY, AUGUST MILES, HARVEY MILLAN, ERNIE MILLS, MARIE MUCCULAR, WILLIAM MUCCULAR, DONALD RAINS, MARQUERITE RAMEY, EVELYN REANO, JULIUS ROGERS, PETER ROLLINS, ALLEE ROSBURG, MARWIN SELLECK, DON SEXTON, EVERETT SIMS, LEWIS R SNOOK, NEAL STANWOOD, DAVID THOMPSON, BILL TILLMAN, JOHN TILLMON, SHIRLEY TORRES, JOAN VASQUEZ, ERNEST VIRAMONTES, XAVIER WALL, JERRY WATSON, JOHN WESTFALL, ROBERT WHITE, DEAN WILLIAMS, JAMES WILLIAMS, ROSE IDELL YANDELL, ARGUE YNZUNZA, RAYMOND ARMSTRONG, DAVID Work, College a x“ BARROWS, GEORGE Electronics Engineer COLE, STEVE Sr. Rep., Work EHLER, CARL Rep. Council, Work JACKSON, OTIS JERGE, JIM College McGHEE, MADGE College, Work Business College, Marriage PETERMAN, JANET MARIE Housewife Senior Late Comers ROSBURG, MARWIN STANDRIDGE, BOB SHIOSEE, GABRIEL TAYLOR, DEWANNA Service No Plans Work Work THOMAS, STANLEY Work, Service WESTFALL, ROBERT WILSON, BILLY College WORTHAM, JEAN College College, Marriage ''Mackerels'’ — Sandy Bitle, Choreographer. Variety of acts include a variety of costumes. Senior Gateties October 21, 1960 4 ¥ at m pose after successful performance. Gloria Rivas, Choreographer. 80 Aqua Goons’ Pom-Pon girls dance to ''Quadalupe. ' Marjo Donaghey, Choreographer. Student directors, Beatrice Trott and Truman Gandolph, along with stage managers, Edd Bonds and Doug Stuart, seem happy Miss E. Alberta Best, director, happily receives a with results of Gaieties. corsage from Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Don Davis and Fran Sullivan. . Eugenia Miller, Choreographer of ''Les etites Femmes, NRE bays group. Sailorettes'' smile happily after dance. Brenda Brooks, Choreographer. Carol Sue McClintock and date enjoy dancing to music from Larry Shires’ Dance Band. Sweethearts Ball Jeannette Halliday and James Meissner smile happily after being announced winners of the Sweethearts Ball. Arvalea and date seem to be At the punch bowl Johnnie Foster and date drink punch. having a nice time. we WwW Robert Dean pours punch for his date, Sharon Moffett. | Senior Dance DECEMBER 2, 1960 tt Ronnie Milde and Beverly Brakstad seem to enjoy each other's company. Vivian Planchon and date dance dreamily Couples chat while waiting for some more music by the band. by the crowd. 83 “Tahitian Couples enjoy a bit of relaxation between numbers played by the band. Don Davis introduces Benny Meltzer's Band. Onlookers enjoy looking at the Tahitian Pond. An all-boy refreshment committee serves a beautiful brown and white 10' by 4' cake. oat ieni: eas i - le e | Senior Party Renee Stevenson and date anxiously await the first dance. Marion Stephens dances with Giovanni Mazzeti, exchange student from Yuba City. FEBRUARY 24, 1961 Benny Meltzer's Band plays softly at Senior Party. The Internationals sing ‘Moments to Remember. After finding the buried treasure, the casts look it over. Cast mem- bers — Bottom Row: Barbara Stober, Bill Auer, Connie Royce, Fran Sullivan, and David Creed. Top Row: Richard Walker, Don Davis, Robert Dean, Donna Sweeney, Mary Lou Carter, and Sarah Carson. Student directors, Donna Augustine and Beatrice Trott, look over program with Miss Alberta Best, Director. “Treasure Hunt” The ‘Seven Teens'' danced to the ''New Guitar Boogie Shuffle,’ Sandy Bittle, choreographer. Marjo Donaghey choreographed the ‘'Marjettes,'' who danced to ''Little Susie Part III. Showing their acting ability are — Seated: Marilyn Ter- rell and Freida Demer. Standing: Armel Carpenter, Larry Moe, Tage Kristensen, and Joe Robinson. Truman Gandolph, Vonda Barnes, Jeanne Ledbetter, and Bill McCain all played Juniors, while Cathy Murphy sang, Marie Mills played the piano, and Rebecca Smith sang. MARCH 24, 1961 oy, Les Petites Femmes'' danced to ‘Bongo, Bongo, Bongo.'' Erma Server, choreographer. The Sweethearts of the pl ay were Mark Fowler and Cathy Murphy, Elvira Ramirez and John Power. Tage Kristensen played the role of the captain. Senior Surrounding the captain, Tage Kris- tensen, are the roaring twenties, Lillian Jacobson and Renee Steven- son, The cute little dolls are Susie Kavor- Dressed in the play clothes of the twenties kian and Donna Faria. are Horace Fabig and Donna Merriman. Having fun are re Meldrum, dressed as a little girl; Lance Hendry, a Roman; Carole Kirk, a fashionable lady of the Old West, and Carol Sue McClintock, dressed in a swimming suit of These swimmers, Jeanne Nilsson and De- Barbara Clark and Barbara the twenties. wanna Taylor, have their own lifeguard, Miller have lots of room to A Letha Christian. spare in these costumes. : U ity of California hopefuls. Will th ke it? pe? : | : we ect Having fun is the main idea of this group. MARCH 24, 1961 f i Muscles are the main feature of Mary Larch, football player. Windblown are Betty Fortson, Janice Hornbeak, and Sue Larch. Carol Coleman and Vonda Barnes talk horse sense over with farmer, Joanne Einhorn. Looking over Celeste Martin's dresser is Carol Mc- Junior Ponce shows his inward feelings Clintock, a bathing beauty, and Dorothy Meldrum, a as an ape. little girl. arbara m to ah Alcatraz is the home town of these four Zeta-Nicks are Ernestine Williams The telephone is Joan Miller and Mary girls. and Johnnie Foster. Ann Avent, Third place winner for the boys is Willie Thomas, a scarecrow. Pat Vroom and Paulette Young, dressed as Mary had a little lamb, ' won first for the girls. The baby, Sam Herbert, won first place for the boys. The Spanish dancer, Molly et a Barbara Earl, the grocery Garcia, won the right to Sharing third place honors Es basket, placed second for share third place honors. is Florence Mayeda, a Jap- the girls. anese girl. Also in third place is an dian girl, Elizabeth Ahmie. Is this really Mr: Randall's Trigonometry class? Seniors In Class Girls are bored but boys are interested in learning the laws of the land in Mr. McGinnis's Civies Class. In Mrs. Roberts’ Spanish 4 class, some study and some don't. SSE Ir 91 “Luau 61”--Senior Banquet APRIL 21, 1961 Entertaining the Seniors with clarinet solo is Tom Despot. Listening to Seniors also Speaking about the Sophomore year is John Power. James Meissner speaks about the Senior year. These Seniors enter the Banquet and show their dues receipt to Mrs. Lois Siegel, Faculty Chairman. | These Seniors are getting ready to eat their dessert. Enjoying their dessert are Don Davis, James Meissner, John Power, Clayton Holgate, Sieg- fried Helbing, Miss Vera Crosby, and Mr. Richard Gaskins. Marjo Donahgey dances to Sixteen Going on Seven- Here Wea Girls at this table relax after the meal. : 93 F Janice Jordan, Place Cards and Invitations; Larry Hendrix, Cleanup; Don Davis, Decorations; Tina Nordgren, Menu, and Lorinda Jensen, Entertainment. Senior The Senior Class of 1961 held its Senior Ball at the Claremont Hotel on June 10, 1961. First Row: Jan Jordan and Eloise Ramirez, Bids and Senior Committees Senior Banquet The Senior Banquet was held at the Richmond Auditorium on April 21, 1961. Invitations. Second Row: Marilyn Davis, Bids; Larry Hendrix, Refreshments; Don Davis, Music; Tina Nordgren, Bids, and Lorinda Jensen, Music. Senior Prophecy The Senior Prophecy was written by Mr. Richard Gas- kins’ second period English Class and was distributed at the Senior Banquet. First Row: Mary Lou Carter, Deanna Solmonson, Judy Benko, David Meiser, and Mara Osolin. Second Row: David Jones, Jack Hill, Albert Morris, and William McDonnell. as 1S- sh at ‘ Mrs. Dolores Durant, Mrs. Beverley Fulks, Mr. Cesare Angella, Mr. Albert Nicora, Mr. Wayne Perry, and Mr. Edward Y Peralsky. Second Row: Mr. Murray Hannah, Mr. Fred Ivy, Mr. Fred Oberg, Mr. Elwood Fordham, Mr. Vernon Young- j quist, Mr. Al Illick, and Mr. Kenneth Peurifoy. | Senior Advisors Mr. Murray Hannah Head Faculty Social Chairman Miss Betty Wyland Faculty Social Chairman First Row: Mr. Al Roeder, Miss Marie Myers, Mrs. Lois Siegel, Mrs. Bernice Ball, Mrs. Carroll Parrill, Mrs. Ruth Studarus, 95 Outstanding Seniors re eg es pe ED ea SY AS RA ADELE DEC DEPT AES ea COBY ira FE ‘4 . 4 David Meiser, outstanding senior in Science, mixes a chemical. History is the best subject for Fran Sullivan and David Jones. Carole Kirk adds numbers while Pat Vroom watches. Both are excellent seniors in Business. 4 Rating as tops in P.E. are Sam Herbert, Gary Nich- olas, Tom Pearson, and Gille Tanguay. James Moore and Jane Scherich, outstanding seniors in Music, listen to another outstanding senior in Music, Cheryl Layton. Superior seniors in shop are James Whittle and Robert Displaying their sewing ability are outstanding sen- Groll. iors in Home Economics. They are Beverly Mono- han, Rachel Ressler, and Marzetta Luster. 96 Outstanding seniors in Math, Harry Doolittle and William McDonnell, look over algebra problem. ne ee English is the subject in which Gerald Schneider, John Caudle, Deanna Solmonson, and Fran Sullivan are tops. eo Kathy Pruett, Donna Stanley, and Marilyn Terrell are all outstanding seniors in Girls’ Physical Education. Excelling in Spanish are David Jones, James Moore, James Clay, Barbara Phillips, and Jeanne Ledbetter. a Wi Diane Quintard and Fran Sullivan look over a page of French, the subject in which they are superior. Art is the subject in which Bertha Banuelos and Celeste Martin excel and like the best. os ay i oe age _ SAR RSE AUS PRB RS RA Ne neo aero Sons of the Stanford Red Sons of the Stanford Red, Fight for your Alma Mater Fight for the fame of the Stanford name, Undaunted forge ahead! Hearts that are brave and true, Down with the Gold and Blue! Shoulder to shoulder, fight and win! Sons of the Stanford Red. Sue Larch Senior Editor Ron Scott Photographer Donna Merriman Editor-in-Chief, Layout Editor Bob Baroni Boys’ Athletic Editor Renee Stevenson Johnny Blankenship Class Editor Advertising Editor Cordelia Medina Business Manager Tina Nordgren Assistant Editor, Johnnie Foster Girls' Athletic Editor Gloria Rivas Dark Room Technician Harold Littlejohn Government Editor Ptetes. Lynn Troutman Copy Editor Kathey Crews Activities Editor Beatrice Trott Art Editor Bob Montoya Boys’ Sports Editor, Fall Reporter, Spring Billie Graybeal Managing Editor, Fall Circulation Editor, Spring Elvira Ramirez Reporter, Fall Barbara Stober Art Editor, Fall Co-Feature Editor, Spring Lorinda Jensen Reporter, Fall Co-Feature Editor, Spring ‘lla sage a! Karen Costa Reporter, Fall 102 Reporter, Spring Penny Cerenak Reporter, Fall Reporter, Spring Circulation Manager, Spring Lillian Jacobson Editor, Fall Assistant Editor, Spring Fran Sullivan Independent Reporter ti, Sy, Ee RRA ORE: P| Donna Augus tine Jack Hill ae Reporter, Fall Reporter, Fall Reporter, Spring Boys’ Sports Editor, Spring Karen Stryker Vonda Barnes Assistant Editor, Fall Reporter, Fall Editor, Spring Managing Editor, Spring 4 = Bob Dean Cindy Stapp Reporter, Fall Circulation Manager, Fall Reporter, Spring Reporter, Spring Ernestine Williams Girls' Sports Editor, Fall and Spring Herdis Brundege Reporter, Fall Vivian Planchon Reporter, Fall 103 This year's exchange student to Richmond Union High School is Tage Kristensen from Gentofie, Denmark. Tage arrived in Rich- mond August 6, 1960 , and he expects to depart June 22, 1961. Arriving at his new home, Tage is greeted by his American family, the Warren Stephens’. Mr. Hiram Fry points out to Tage his assign- ment in Civics. American Field Service Student Exchange Project Barbara Yost, R.U.H.S. Exchange Student, sm happily after her return from a six-month stay in Sweden, as Cherie Ellis and Albert Huerta wonder where they will spend their next summer. Tage is held for the count of three by Warren Jr. and Hayden as Marion referees, miles ay in Tage has ac- quired a typi- cal American teenage habit —talking over the telephone. Not many people can flip a pancake as skillfully as Tage. The Stephens Family Portrait — On the floor: Warren Jr. and Hayden. On the couch: John, Mrs. Stephens, Tage, Mr. Stephens, and Marion, Lorinda Jensen Marjo Donaghey Head Pom-Pon Gir! Donna Bridges Joann Fisher Debbie Wolfe Barbara McConnor Libby Page Assistant Head Pom-Pon Girl ee Re gem ie ya rnnisoa etc a2 Jeannette Halliday Diane Dias Marijane Wolfe Sophomore Assistant Barbara Miller : fo Barbara Spring Head Yell Leader Fall Head Mary Ann Womack Junior Assistant Vickie Ellington Sophomore Assistant Burmester Yell Leader Cherie Ellis Junior Assistan Nelda Duc = Donna Stanley Junior —_— F a‘ Senior Sammie Ramey Junior Sue Pierce Head Majorette —— _— am sore a xR ‘ His A, amas ; a y et ; : : ¢ dee Loneony V5) ei. Ds. Ree, ee Vocational Print Shop Crew — First Row: Larry Heckenlaible, Phillip Van den Baard, Carliss Stroup, Andy Ward, Bob Dickerson, Gary Dodge, Mr. J. J. McMillan, and Arthur Cruz. Back Row: Lee Timmons, David Stan- wood, and Jack Harsha. Print Shop Crew | Press Boys, Lee Timmons, Phillip Van den Baard, Bob Dickerson, Carliss Stroup, and Gary Dodge, stop work to pose for picture. David Stanwood shows Jack Harsha and Lee Timmons how to use the Linotype machine. , | EA. aie Cruz finishes making up page of Hi-Nus, while Andy Ward, arry Heckenlaible, Phillip Van den Baard, and Lee Timmons look on. Sophomore Party SEPTEMBER 21, 1960 Sophomores enjoy their interruption of school work. 4 Sele na Girls’ League Officers and Representatives serve refreshments to the Sophomores. Sule Thi J egceaRnen 4 @ Junior Talent ee Show MARCH 3, 1961 bi @ _” - Three acts of the Junior Talent show are Cheri Ellis, Hawaiian dance; Don Teixeria, drums, and Mike Meadows, accordion; Jackie Muldrow and Eleanor Hall, pantomime dance. The Junior Dance Line danced to the ''Can Can'' in colorful cos- tumes. They are Claudia Ellis, Pat Perkins, Bar- bara Carinker, Barbara Mariuzza, Madolyn Park- inson, Margaret Head, Dolores Barroca, Arvalea Nelson, Sue Mayfield, and Bonnie Pendleton. MC's, Ray Huerta and Jim Robbins, entertain the audi- ence between acts. These two talented acts include The Quiet Three, consisting of Bill Wright, McMinimy, Jerry Wright, and Vocalist John Parache. A Cappella Choir — First Row: Gloria Hobbs, Nancy Smith, Bonnie Graham, John Parache, Rene Tanguay, Del Wolverton, Dan Hyland, Russ Carson, Heliodoro Ponce, Arlene Schnobel, Joan Huffman, Sharon Dargan, and Mary Corea. Second Row: Diana D'Oliveria, Betty Knox, Jane Funston, Werner Rae, Gille Tanguay, Tom Pearson, Dennis Wagerman, Eugene Texas, Janet Deitrick, Loretta Peres, Collen Ward, and Arlene DeFrias. Third Row: Winifred Cansler, Beverly Yates, Cathy Murphy, Horace Fabig, Ron Morgan, Ed Traverso, Sam Morrison, Del Millwood, Anita Clem, Marianne Spencer, Martha Teixeira, Maureen Mecartea, and Mr. Al Illick. Fourth Row: Sherri Breaux, Shirly Ogletree, Sharon Blatnik, Ron Yates, Leroy Durgan, Ed Lawrence, Varle Craven, Jim Robbins, Loretta Christian, Mary Ann Jackson, Diane Rossi, and Ingrid Routt. Choral Ensembles Boys’ Choir — First Row: Bob Cowger, Leonard Hunting, Joe Irvin, Hugh Pontius, Bill Horns, Francis Clark, Ed Christian, Bob Daly, and Gary Janeiro. Second Row: Cecil Belcher, Don Jackson, Arnold Raymond, Doug McGee, Ed James, John Jagard, Benjamin Vine, Milton Clark, and Doug Hanson. Third Row: Mr. Al Illick, Elmore Wynne, Arthur Branch, Michael Pedersen, Ron Schmidt, Floyd Brown, and Tom Beebe. Girls' Choir — First Row: Sue Wall, Norma Koch, Janis Nestroyl, Lorraine Ortega, Pamela Burns, Brenda Allen, Joyce Holiman, Darlene Thayer, Betty Ballard, Virginia Martinez, Kathy Williams, Donna Horn, Anne Coats, and Bobbye McCoy. Second Row: Jill Robinson, Priscilla Cordova, Victoria Green, Charlene Durgan, Carole Taylor, Karen Boyd, Carole Morgan, Carole Breaux, Mary Brown, Sandie Beason, Verda Williams, Gladys Maswell, Joni Baler, Pat Koski, and Shirley Wagner. Third Row: Sonja De Marse, Jackie Orr, Lora Carter, Judy Sheppard, Alice Bostic, Everleen Wilson, Gloria Gerszewski, Gwen Holland, Madalena Delsignore, Mary McCrackens, Vionne Crew, Pat Meunier, and Cinthia Simmons. Fourth Row: Vivian Monahan, Darlene Hand, Jerry Scales, Barbara Earl, Pat Long, Tonie White, Joan Grow, Coy McDougal, Cheryl McCain, Tonie Baker, and Sharon Wara. Mr. Al Illick, Director A Cappella Officers — First Row: Sharon Blatnik, Historian, and Cathy Murphy, So- cial Chairman. Second Row: Ed Lawrence, A Cappella Graduating Seniors — First Row: Heliodoro Ponce, Sherri Publicity Chairman; Horace Fabig, Secre- Breaux, Gloria Hobbs, and Nancy Smith. Second Row: Del Wolverton, tary-Treasurer, and Del Wolverton, Vice- Betty Knox, Bonnie Graham, and Winifred Cansler. Third Row: Shirley Ape ae Not Pictured: Tom Pearson, Ogletree, Loretta Christian, Cathy Murphy, and Gille Tanguay. Fourth esident. Row: Ed Lawrence, Verle Craven, Horace Fabig, and Werner Rae. Orchestra . i, a r neo a Second Violin Section — Front Row: Annette Madden, Curtis Faye Magee, JoAnne Conwright, Mary Smith, and Johnnie Foster. Second Row: Beverly Daniels, Jacqueline Orr, Loretta Ellis, Geraldine Williams, and Dorothy Wallace. String Bass Section — Dianne Carrington, Larry Moe, and Paul Crowder. Mr. Oscar Franson, Director First Violin Section — Front Row: Marian Willard, Annette Morley, Rebecca Smith, Mary Ann Avent, Kay Rickey, Sandi Young. Second Row: Martha Bell, Patricia Bails, Phyllis Maynard, Glenda Mitchell, Gairda Smith, Lucretia 116 Jackson, and Amajean Thomas. om, Cello Section — Glenda Wardell, Richard Lethridge, Jean Corrigan. Officers — Richard Lethridge, President; Beverly Daniels, Secretary; Dianne Carrington, Librarian, and Corky Medina, Publicity. Violin Quartet — Front Row: Marian Willard and Kay Richey. Second Row: Annette Morley and Sandi Young. Second Violin Section — Front Row: Lena Eggett, Candy Grand, Lona Ketchum, Vernette Roehm, and Corky Medina. Second Row: Dianne Vabri, Martha Morales, Dave Cooper, Sheila Taylor, and Diane Ellett. TROMBONES AND BARITONE SECTION — F David Machado, Larry Green, and Bob McMinimy. Second Row: Bob Hrbek, Glynn Parmley, and Mike Russell. Mr. Fred Ben- nett, Director, talks over marching tech- niques with James Moore, Drum Major. PERCUSSION SECTION — Phyllis Volk, Thayne Rich, Vaness French, Lawrence Moore, Yvette Lincoln, June Bitner, Gail | Saunders, and Jim Coustier. | fo TRUMPET SECTION — First Row: Jack Schlegel, Norman Zeppa, | Secon Dennis McCracken, Joel Butler, Steve Anderson, Stephen Richey, David and Charles Robertson. Kens FLUTE, OBOE, AND LOWER CLARINET SECTION — | First Row: Alva Saunders, Cheryl Layton, iy Bleicher, Nita Smith, Elaine Trinny, and Frea Cansler. Second Row: Linda Sanders, James Moore, pane Calkins, and Rita Nesbitt. i SAXOPHONE, ALTO AND BASS CLARINET — First Row: Mike Ferber, Ron Harris, Richard Fox, William Lyles, Kosta Petsas, and Bob Foster. Second Row: Ralph Lumpkin, Lee Burton, Bob Hart- field, JoAnn Fisher, Jerome Carroll, and Charles Boney. Second Row: Bob Avila, James C. Moore, David Erken, Dan Rudd, Ken White, and Ken Wheat. TUBA SECTION — Jay Cawthorn, Barry McCoy, and Tony Vasconcellos. OM . . : a CLARINET SECTION — First Row: Tom Despot, Ted Pickett, Ken Cruce, Dale Bright, and Jane Scherich. Second Row: Bonnie Wallace, Marilyn Laughlin, Fred Wolken- hauer, Van Walters, Eugenia Miller, Cheryl Clemmons, and Gary Green. Third Row: Robert Gray, Evelyn Wooden, Carol Armas, Paula Yearwood, Larry Yates, and Eileen Williams. aE: ee Behe eat 7 : it 119 Harvest Moon Dance OCTOBER 7, 1960 Eileen Lucas entertains at ‘Harvest Moon' Dance, sponsored by the Girls’ League. Judy Mapp, winner of Mystery Singer's Contest, displays a surprised look. Mystery Singer, Ura Campbell, proves to be a Loyal Oiler. ce 13 R C Dix McSween and JoAnne Boulware dance to Ron Cornelius’ Band. Student Day Phil Sullins, teacher, quizzes students in Commercial Retailing, while Molly Garcia, assistant, takes roll. OCTOBER 14, 1960 Jeff Mullenhour, student teacher, explains a Chemistry problem to Don Davis and Jean Corrigan. “4 Ron Collins, teacher, and Ted Magee, assistant, ask questions on article U.S. History students read in the American Observer. Rene Tanguay lectures to his U.S. History Class on Student-Teacher Day. Student teacher, Don Freitas, catches student unaware with question in Spanish. 121 Slave Day MARCH 24, 1961 i Just in on the boat from Denmark is this fine slave, Exchange Student Tage Kristensen. Jack Ahart, Sophomore Class President, gives the Coach Joe Stenson checks to see that the price paid auctioneer the evil eye as for last slave was right. bidding commences. Slave Day is an annual activity of the Student Body to raise money for the Foreign Exchange program. Members of the Board of Com- missioners are auctioned off to the highest bidder. The 'slaves'’ must then follow the orders of their ''masters'’ for the remainder of the day. A bid for Marjorie Todd is recognized by auctioneer, Bill Belenis. [he Gambrels, upper portion of picture, bought a real prize, Marjo Donaghey, head bom-pon girl. j DeAvedons, left, and Marquels, right, spent a good deal of the time trying to outbid each other. The surprise package is the high- light of the Slave Day auction. As a good example of Slave Day activity, Marjorie Todd sits on Al Huerta while Sue Mayfield is thrown away by The 'surprise,'' Roger Martinez, displays his lovely knee to his owners, Vivian Planchon and Diane Quintard. Ray Huerta. to ( School é Night | Guides — First Row: Carol Coleman, Barbara Williams, Doug Stuart, Jeanette Halliday, and Eva Jo Smith. Second Row: Mike Todd, Alberta Celaya, John Vargas, Janice Jordan, Marty Jarrett, George Cariglio, Bill Gagnon, Annette Morley, and Diane Klemetson. Third Row: Joe Baca, Rosie Alcala, Jerry Schnei- der, and Randolph Proctor. Fourth Row: Barbara Stober, James Moore, and Kenneth Wendell. Mr. McGinnis describes what is done in Family Living. Barbara Stober and Dean Owens assist a lost parent in finding her way to class. Parents confer together before Mr. Norman's class begins. After an evening of classes, the parents gather around the PTA 124 refreshment table in the main hall. ’ October 29, 1960 YUDAIBDA ae a Guides — First Row: Mary Lou Carter, Tina Nordgren, Marilyn Davis, John’ Caudle, and Clayton Holgate. Second Row: Jerome Carroll, Pat Blom, Dean Owens, and Sandy Bitle. Third Row: Ed Traverso and David Jones. Fourth Row: Bob Montoya, Eloise Crites, Beverly Brakstad, and Ron Milde. Cast — Back Row: Nancy Harlan, Elvira Ramirez, John Roper, Judy Jackson, Jonita Harrington, Don Davis, Deanna Comstock, Michael Pedersen, Kathy Lehning, Bob Dean, and Joan Huff. Middle Row: Barbara Lewis, Gerald Moore, Carol Llewellyn, and Beatrice Trott. Front Row: Judy Benko and Bill j McCain. { a “Home For } ¢ —————— Family gathers for Christmas: Beatrice Trott, - 7 a. ry and Gerald Moore. i Childhood sweethearts, Gerald Moore and Bar- bara Lewis, discover the Family Album. 126 AS : I hee You stay out of this!'’ Fay Yancey warns Barbara Lewis. Bill McCain tells Kathryne McComish, You can't walk in the snow with those slippery soles. One-Act Play Chr 1S tmas”’ DECEMBER 16, 1960 ¥ Family Reunion With Friends — Standing: John Roper, Rebecca Smith, Donna Augustine, Connie Royce, eee Baadelph iiss Spee Kathryne McComish, Bill McCain, Kathy Lehning, Bob Dean, Deanna Comstock, and Michael Pedersen. Seated: Elvira Ramirez, Nancy Harlan, Don Davis, Carol Llewellyn, and Beatrice Trott. i | 4 % La eA . é Couples dance to music of band at the Junior Prom. Junior Prom MARCH 15, 1961 hi “Blue Rhapsody” ; Couples enter dance through the ''Blue Rhap- Joanne Strzepek, the Junior Queen, and her attendants, Claudia Ellis and Dolores sody'’ Tunnel, Barroca, were elected by a popularity vote at the Prom. She was crowned by | Bob Emerson, Junior Class President. Shown having a good time are these couples who relax during intermission. There were many people who attended the Prom held in April. The Queen, Joanne Strze- pek, reigned over the Junior Prom and was pre- sented with a trophy. ——_ . ae All the devoted Sadie Hawkins Day followers bring their men to the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sadie Hawkins Dance Gay Cleveland let herself in for something Pes: she latched on to Ron Scott, Shield Photographer. | APRIL 7, 1961 This girl looks about as happy as a hound dog with a soup bone. A man caught under the rules and regulations of Sadie Hawkins gets sentenced to life by a Marryin' Sam. ae wt 00 i 3 : yy 6 .55503.8 , te Be Ba Well, Mr. and Mrs. Scarecrow have company again this year. when | These couples relax during apher. | the intermission. Look at the camera and say cheese. David Jones gives his qualifications for Defense Attorney. JANUARY 19, 1961 JANUARY 24, 1961 Students campaign for their favorite candidates before election. All eyes are on Gay Cleveland as of Commissioner of Social Affairs. every inch of space they can get. Diane Chiozza, running for Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, and Claudia Rickords campaign in halls prior to the election. eel a, Doug Stuart, Randy Proctor, and Dean Owens watch Juniors to make sure they don't vote more than once. Installation FEBRUARY 3, 1961 Robert Dodge listens as Barry Elison explains the duties of RUHS' highest office. President, ‘You're dismissed to your class. Your job will not be all social, says retiring Social Chairman, Diane Quin- tard, to Margaret Head. 7 “I do hereby solemnly swear...'' Barry Elison administers the oath of office. 134 Robert Dodge issues his first order as S.A. next — sccmngaecentne teammates Ae After the oath of office, the lighted candles are used to symbolize the beginning of a new term. Fran Sullivan explains to David Jones that he must defend the accused in the Student Court. 7% As Commissioner of Law and Order, states Rosie Alcala to Marjorie Todd, you will see to it that all RUHS laws are enforced. The many duties of the Treasurer are explained by David Meiser to his suc- cessor, Sue Mayfield. Pa a Ray Huerta learns from Dean Owens that the job of Vice-President en- tails more than being a substitute for the President. 135 Music Talent | Show NOVEMBER 17, 1960 er Performing for the Music Talent Show are The Uniques, featuring Joe Fisher, Mary Alice Brown, Flossie Baker, Beverly Yates, Robert Blalock, Albert Bolden, and Paul Crowder. ae ae Siena eae iG Directors of the show, Mr. Fred Bennett and Mr. Oscar Franson, pose with Eileen Lucas, vocalist. Dancing to ''The Charleston'' are the Chantonants. Bottom Row: | Claudine Stone, Sammie Ramey, Mary Ann Womack, and Judy =f Menzhuber. Top Row: Carole Weyant, Kathy Regello, Rosemary __ Ascari, and Phyllis Nicolaysen. arr Talent galore is included in these acts. Bottom: Margaret Head, acrobat. Top: Vonda Barnes, pantomine; Joan Huffman, hula; Glynn Parmley, tap dance, and 136 Joanne Einhorn, pantomine. Stagecraft Seated: Rose Boone. Standing:Donna Geer, Warren Beddo, Ron Woodward, Mr. Maynard Briggs, Instructor; Tim Hicks, Bonnie Freaser, and Pat Morgan. Exchange Student Committee ay First Row: Marilyn Terrell, Mary Ninomiya, Fran Sullivan, Marion Willard, Jean Corrigan, Sherry Fulton, and Al Huerta. Second Row: Carole Rohrer, Jim Meissner, Glen Himberg, Sandy Bitle, Eileen Lucas, Cherie Ellis, and Zana McCarty. a § Drama II Play | MAY 12, 1961 It's Meg calling from New York. Beatrice Trott, Con- This is Art? Judy Benko, Doug Stuart, Barbara Stober, and Bill nie Royce, Gerald Moore, and Carol Llewellyn. McCain. Watch out! The Boss! Bill McCain, Thayer Hamilton, and Bob Dean. What's this nonsense? Joan Huff and Bob Dean. 138 Full Cast Ask Any Girl — First Row: Connie Silva, Fay Yancey, John Roper, Joan Huff, Bob Dean, and Jonita Harrington. Second Row: Rebecca Smith, Doug Stuart, Judy Benko, Beatrice Trott, Gerald Moore, Carol Llewellyn, Connie Royce, Barbara Stober, Bill McCain, Kathy McComish, and Thayer Hamilton. Telephone Operator and RR Conductor. Barbara Lewis and Don Davis. That's Evan Doughton! First Row: Connie Silva, John Roper, and Kathy McComish. Second Row: Jonita Harrington, Rebec- ca Smith, and Fay Yancey. Victory Song ‘ On to Victory! The Red and Blue shall win today; From Moraga’s Hills, Our team is ready for the fray, When we've won the game, Throughout the land will spread our fame; Y And with all our might, For Red and Blue We'll Fight! Fight! Fight! for Needy ‘ 3 Drive Nit . : Conduct LOrs Jun Junior Class Mrs. Hazel Bird Head Faculty Social Sponsor FALL OFFICERS Mr. Paul McGinnis Assistant SPRING OFFICERS Ray Huerta, President; Dolores Barroca, Secretary- Treasurer; and Bob Emerson, Vic e-President. iy Bob Emerson, President; Claudia Ellis, Secretary-Treasurer; and Bob Ellis, Vice-President. Miss Baggley's Advisory — First Row: Shirley Aven, Jean Banducci, Judy Ahlquist, Rosemary Ascari, Nancy Baldwin, Marvis Anderson, Betty Ballard, Mary Alvarez, and Jane Banducci. Second Row: Miss Baggley, Nancy Alexander, Patricia Bails, John Balas, Darryl Anderson, Bill Allard, Leroy Aguiar, Oscar Abram, Telethia Anderson, Sherrill Baker, and Dorothy Ayres. Third Row: Kenneth Ballard, Rich Albert, Ronnie Balas, Dennis Adair, Alfred Abrao, Norman Akridge, Bob Ashley, Lorren Adams, Jerry Anselmi, Don Andrade, and Bob Avila. Bier, Bonnie Berg, Diana Bichler, Diane Begley, Patti Benton, and Jerri Bell. Second Row: Mrs. Bird, Vera Bass, Dan Barkley, Ron Barnes, Ray Benzer, Richard Bethel, James Beauford, Bobbi Bissell, Dolores Bar- roca, Mary Jane Bartel, Melinda Bernardi, Diane Bjerke, Karen Beale, Sandy Beason, and Bonnie Beaver. Third Row: Fred Berotte, Richard Beale, Ben Becerra, Jim Baringer, Jim Beavers, George Bell, Bob Bend- er, John Beam, and Danny Bell. eS anes ltt Mr. Campbell's Advisory — First Row: Marlyn Bonds, Carol Breaux, Mary Blalock, Harold Burdick, and John Booth. ve Ed Brown, Gary Bohrer, and John Blankenship. +. a Ce. ‘ Gloria Buans, Sherry Blatnik, Carol Bristol, Lind Burrough, Darlene Bridges, Sharon Bonds, and Virginia Briseno. Second Row: Jerry Brown, Jim Bullock, Jack Buckley, Don Bledsoe, Jim Boulware, Claudia Bowman, Bonnie Blalock, Judy Bovey, Mary Bonds, Third Row: George Brister, Gary, Bookout, George Brown, Arther Branch, Tom Blackson, Terry Brown, William Boone, Jim Boucher, Tom Blomberg, Mrs. Clay Cari dett Jim ler, scari, | Mrs. Cornish's Advisory — First Row: Merry Campbell, Sherri Canon, Sue Cartee, Lois Burton, Jackie Miss Claybrook, Etella Calahan, Connie Caples, Lawanna Carter, Diane Chiozza, Pauline Caoile, and Barbara scar Cariker. Second Row: Mrs. Cornish, Betty Casey, Bertha Carraway, Emma Cavness, Joan Caulfield, Cla- bert, dette Chester, Shara Chilton, Milton Carter, Lee Burton, and Ura Campbell. Third Row: Dwight Christian, Jim Christensen, Don Campbell, Duane Carmignani, Tom Clark, Melton Clark, James Carlisle, Joel But- ler, and Russel Carson. Miss De L'Etanche's Advisory — First Row: Marsha Crabb, Mary Corea, Carol Cornell, Caroline Cropek, Sheila Crocker, Jean Corrigan, Vieonne Crew, Pam Conley, Nona Colver, and Sheryl Clemmons. Second Row: Miss De L'Etanche, Sandi Collins, Johnnie Clemons, Dianna Collins, Nedra Colein, Willie Cole, Raymond Cox, and Bob Cooney. Third Row: Richard Comer, Ron Cornelius, Ron Collins, Pat Core, Richard Cordero, Larry Crow, Tony Collins, Jim Coustier, Reed Cole, and Ron Crabbe. Mr. Enos' Advisory — First Row: Shirley Davilla, Carol Dick, Susan Diller, Pat Dennis, Margaret Daniel, Dorthey Davis, Harriet Dent, Vonda Diesen, and Shirley Cruse. Second Row: Sewanda Crowder, Pat Dunn, Eileen Dani, Sheila Dalebout, Gloria Duarte, Kathy Dato, Joanne DelaGrange, Sharon Dargan, Nelda Duc, Arlene DeFrias, Dianna D'Oliveira, Janet Deitrick, and Anita Davis. Third Row: Dalton Darby, Edward Dahl, i John DeCaccia, Jim Davis, Steve Duncan, Dallen Donnelly, Allan Dailey, John Davis, Ralph DeLeon, Mike Drew, Larry Dennis, and Gary Dodge. 145 Attends Rallies Mr. Franchi's Advisory — First Row: Linda Engleman, Cheryl Fortner, Sharon Faria, Bobbie Ellen, Clau- dia Ellis, Cherie Ellis, Bonnie Fraser, Jeanette Farr, and Theresa Fletes. Second Row: Mr. Franchi, Kendra Ford, Joseph Evans, George Ford, Loretta Ellis, Susan Foo, Carol Foster, Joyce Fortson, Beth Finn, Herb Evans, Russ Dyer, Roger Ferguson, Charles Evans, and Gene Flores. Third Row: Charles Ellett, Jim Farris, Roger Faber, Robert B. Ellis, Bob Emerson, Arvin Flores, Arthur Ford, Leonard Fontes, Dave Ekren, Dick Fox, and Cliff Ewart. Mr. Hattich's Advisory — First Row: Charlotte Gerken, Janelle Gann, Rose Marie Gil, Frankie Gomez, Monica Freeman, Patricia Gerke, Andrea Garcia, Rose Marie Fulco, Gloria Gerszewski, and Ruby Frye. Second Row: Mr. Hattich, Ron Gallegos, Mike Garcia, Ray Fujii, Mike Gomez, Don Freitas, Cecelia Gallegas, Sarah Gibler, Sharon Geer, Nancy Glidden, Shirley Gibson, Gloria Gilbert, Virginia Golston, and Lee Gastile. Third Row: Fred Gannon, Mike Gonzales, Leathon Gage, Leon Fuller, Teddy Gonzales, Duane Garman, Jim Garland, Don Gonzales, and Charles Golston. OSes eel a er - = 4 ) ‘an 3. Mrs. Hunt's Advisory — First Row: Eleanor Hall, Lynn Grimes, Diana Hall, Gayle Hamilton, Karen Hamp- ton, Donna Hampton, Ola Green, Sandra Greenlee, Lennie Green and Cheryl Greene. Second Row: Mrs. Hunt, Willie Gooden, James Grant, Larry Hagen, Judy Hammett, Carolyn Hadfield, Carol Haas, Dorothy Hancock, and Mareatha Hamilton. Third Row: Jerry Greenwood, Gary Hadenfeldt, Ray Griffin, Larry Green, Arthur Greer, Gary Gustafson, Bob Gray, Bob Hague, Bob Hallet, Gary Green, Jim Hall and Larry Gooden. Zi e, a d Mrs. Larson's Advisory — First Row: Roseanne Hawkins, Janice Hatfield, Queen Esther Harris, Martha Hill, Mary Hill, Gladys Hein, and Alice Hawthorne. Second Row: Mrs Larson, Colleen Herman, Sandy Hill, Jessie Haynes, Earline Harris, Margaret Head, Dick Hendrickson, James R. Harris, Herthal Harris, and Larry Hawkins. Third Row : Larry Heckenlaible, Steve Hanover, James Harris, Alan Higgins, Norman Hattich, Gary Hanlon, Lloyd Heldris, Carl Heller, Ray Heggie, Paul Hernandez, and Art Haworth. Mrs. Leam's Advisory — First Row: Diane Hulse, Sandy Huddleston, Joyce Hodge, Kathy Huff, Nadene Hunt, Ina Jane Hoff, Margie Hutchings, Judy Hoyes, and Pat Horn. Second Row: Mrs. Leam, Lynnda Hutchison, Joan Huffman, Diane Hodson, Clarence Hughes, Gwen Holland, Ann Honable, Glen Him- berg, Ed Hunter, and Ron Huth. Third Row: Darrell Ingram, Ray Huerta, Steve Hudson, Al Huerta, Danny Hyland, Bob Hrbek, Joe Eivin, Mike Holstein, Ronnie Hobbs, Gary Horne, Bill Ingalls, and Kenneth Hoover, ‘ p 4] 4 . ee , roca co ns sik Miss McCarthy's Advisory — First Row: Carole Jerner, Penny Kaufmann, Mary Ann Jackson, Judy Kil- gore, Judy Kersey, Betty Katatice, Sherrill Jones, Alice Joyce, and Ruthann Johnson. Second Row: Miss McCarthy, Sandra Johnson, Faye Kidd, Lucretia Jackson, Etta Jordan, Frank Kelly, James Johnson, Harold Jensen, Craig Kinyon, Charles Johnson, and Melvin Kirby. Third Row: Forrest R. Johns, Don Jones, John Kassel, Ronnie Johnson, Don Kirby, Robert Jones, Ed Keyes, Dennis Keels, Dent Jobes, Svend Jorgensen, and Medardo Jo. Mr. McGinnis' Advisory — First Row: Barbara Lewis, Verdell Little, Lorraine Leal, Marilyn Laughlin, Jackie Lawrence, Diane Lewis, Margaret Logan, Linda Leadstrom, and Carol Llewellyn. Second Row: Mr. Mc- Ginnis, Dick Leon, Dirk Lethridge, Clemestine Long, Merlene Lavender, Kathy Locke, Darlene Lewis, Lo- Donna Looney, Lloyd Linton and James LaRue. Third Row: Harry Kudsk, Jerry Lacer, Jack Knox, Richard Klock, Bob Leonard, Bob Kiser, Danny Lecce, Victor Loiler, Don Lee, and Thad Lormer. Active in 1 - ° é a “iy, é S : ; : o w a sell B34 bid Miss Myren's Advisory — First Row: Antonia Martinez, Penny Martin, Jackie Malbrough, Ruby Mayes, Judith Y. Mapp, Carolyne Martin, Martha Mandrigues, Linda Marchy, and Gladys Maxwell. Second Row: Mary Mares, Kitty MacLean, Barbara Mariuzza, Sue Mayfield, Rita Martinex, Pat Marziano, Nancye Mar- cus, Jerry Mathis, and Fred Manha. Third Row: James Maier, Dewey Mayer, Duncan Matheson, Merle Machen, Lee Martin, Scott Marston, Bobby Martinex, Jim Maisch, and Danny Mason. 148 Mrs. Neville's Advisory — First Row: Karyn McNally, Beverly Mesker, Jeanetta McWaters, Judie Manz- huber, Sharon McNally, Carol Maynard, Linda Meissner, Maureen Mecartda, Pat Meunier, and Betty Mays. Second Row: Mrs. Neville, Coy McDougal, Margie Medina, Doris McGriff, Gary McCullar, Zana McCarty, Ketheryne McConish. Third Row: Mike Meadows, Don McKay, Ted McGhee, Jim McKinney, Wes Meahan, Jerry McFerran, Dennis McCrachen, and Rusky McGee. Pe iy ae te | Miss O'Connell's Advisory — First Row: Millie Morrison, Jackie Muldrow, Cheryl Morgenstern, Janis ke Nestroyl, Betty Mitoma, Lois Misner, Phyllis Nicolaysen, Carol Nelson, Lucy Millender, and Vivian Mono- aS han. Second Row: Miss O'Connell, Linda Moser, Earline Nave, Johnette Mitchell, Kathy Mirich, Sharon rd Montgomery, Jerry Moore, Robert Newsom, Sarah Sue Nelson, Judy Myers, and Sharon Moffett. Third Row: Steve Myers, Jerry Miller, Ronald Moore, Frank Nelson, James Mitchell, Jim Morrison, Sam Morri- son, Mike Moss, Wayne Neckel, Jeff Mullenhour, Larry Moore, James M. Moore, Robert Minifie, Ted Newton, and James C. Moore School Electi Pouring over Business Math problems in Miss Small's class are back left: Dale Taylor, Lenora Rickarg, and Dora Jackson; back right: Vaness French and Charles Norris. Ne { mf i k % ‘ q : bs : waa x Mr. Raun-Linde's Advisory — First Row: Deoris Percoats, Leanna Parks, Charlotte Ott, Susan Ohlheiser, iy Arlene Oliver, Sherry Nutt, Ann Nunez, and La Rue Osborne. Second Row: Mr. Raun-Linda, Mary Nino- 4 miya, Barbara Oliver, Jacqueline Orr, Ruthie O'Neil, Pat Parkins, Bonnie Pendleton, Madolyn Parkinson, sane Patterson, Albert Oliva, and Gene Pearson. Third Row: Doyle Oliver, Gary Peck, Roger Palchen, e Perez, Louis Ostererde, Ronnie Nunn, Larry Parks, Roger Pawlisa, Ronnie Nobachick, and Brian O'Malley. 149 f Mrs. Sandford's Advisory — First Row: Bennie Poole, Moette Price, Jean Petty, Helen Pradels, Lynda Rankin, RoseMarie Piazzi, Leona Peterson, Kaye Priest, and Sharon Pike. Second Row: Mrs. Sandford, Hermon Pollard, Hugh Pontious, Marilyn Popke, Sue Ramirez, Sherrie Rayner, Mike Price, Lloyd Raines, Theodis Pickett, and James Range. Third Row: Ray Peterson, David Peterson, Art Peterson, Chuck Pratt, Alan Ray, Jim Ratcliff, Dale Peterson, Joe Pritchard, Unknown, and Jesse Ramirez. Bonnie Beaver and Claudine Stone enthusiastically play tennis in Mrs. Shaw's P.E. Class. — a eft 7 Jonnie Robinson, Lillian Richardson, Brenda Ritz, : ; ette Resch, and Ruth Reichert. Second Row: Mr. Scolari, Jerry Rice, Joella Robertson, Mary Paysinger, Xaythine Rogers, Jill Robinson, Nikki Richmond, Claudia Rickords, Janet Robbins, Billie Robbins, Donna Reed, and Ernest Rojas. Third Row: Steve Richey, Ed Reiter, Fred Rodgers, Bob Reckner, William Rhode, Walter Richerson, Albert Reed, Bob Rexford, Charles Robertson, Jim Robbins, and Rene Rivera. Mr. Scolari's Advisory — First Row: Pearl Robinson, Dianna Riley, Carol Reinhardt, Kathy Regello, Jean Dil Mrs. Shaw's Advisory — First Row: Irma Jean Russell, Anita Rowland, Gail Saunders, Dorothy Sagen, Sharon Rowe, Ingrid Routt, Jerry Ann Scales, Louise Russell, and Joyce Russell. Second Row: Mrs. Shaw, Carol Scott, Jim Schober, Doug Saint, Don Selleck, John Salle, Jim Russ, Ken Salvi, Don Sanner, Jack I Schlegel, and Arlene Schnable. Third Row: Bobby Sendle, Mike Russell, Claudell Segure, Johnny Roper, Bill Selzer, Dwain Sargent, Bill Romero, Ernie Romero, Ralph Severson, and Sam Rudolph. Talent Show Diligently working in Mr. Wilbur's Wood Shop class are Ronnie Hobbs, Alan Webber, and Larry Farrell. i on horoed ; rapa derereets StPinge begs |. . % - ‘ 4 bibebids i . = Pa ky f ad i = : ce BS yee 4 Miss Tremaine's Advisory — First Row: Jerris Snider, Sandie Skelly, Sue Stanford, Judy Silva, Connie Silva, Judy Souza, Gairda Smith, Marion Stephens, and Mildred Stamps. Second Row: Miss Tremaine, Garry Staggs, Costella Sloan, Audrey Sowels, Anna Spangler, Nita Snelson, Claudene Stone, Donna Stoddard, Pauline Steadman, Marianne Spencer, and Norman Stevenson. Third Row: Rod Smith, Un- known, Unknown, Unknown, Ray Starkey, Tony Sprinkle, Jack Spicer, and George Spear. . , 151 152 Juniors, Jane Banducci and Norman Hattich, plan experiment to blow up Mr. Fisher's second period Chemistry class. , = Mr. Tweedie's Advisory — First Row: Cheryl Tackley, Loree Swenson, Patricia Thompson, Amajean Thomas, Linda Tedder, Vi Taylor, Carole Taylor, Carol Sutherland, Shirley Stratton, Sandra Thomas, and Sue Sul- lins. Second Row: Mr. Tweedie, Julius Thompson, Pat Straton, Harriet Stutte, Diane Tandberg, Karl Tay- lor, Eugene A. Texas, Carliss Stroup, Gayle Streiff, Mike Swengel. Third Row: Dave Terrill, Mike Strand, Edward Talley, Rene Tanguay, Jack Sullivan, Mike Sullivan, Ronald Thompson, Audy Strobridge, Harold Thompson. ia) a. 4 Mrs. Van Zomeren's Advisory — First Row: Patti Timm, JoAnn Vargas, Billie Thorton, Jean Trammell, Linda Tippins, Barbara Vallo, Virginia Uribe, Anita Vargas, Victoria Vallo, and Shirley Wagner. Second Row: Mrs. Van Zomeren, Godfrey Von Gunten, Dennis Wagerman, Johnny Toplak, and Ruben Vira- montes. Third Row: Dean Wagerman, Joe Velasquez, Mike Volkmann, Peter Tully, Phillip Tunks, Bill Van Brunt, Frankie Von Gunten, Beflon Wagley, and Joe Victory. Mrs. Eile Sec Coll Ken 8 eg aa Pe ee Mr, Sue Rog Thir Wil 4.9 Mrs. Place's Advisory — First Row: Leslie Weber, Carole Weyant, Adell Walker, Laura Washington, Eileen Williams, Carolyn Wilkes, Bev Williams, Nancy Williams, Amy-Jo Wilde, and Marian Wilaird. Second Row: Mrs. Place, JoAnn Wiley, Michele Wiley, Brenda Williams, Diana Wallace, Alberta Webb, Colleen Ward, and Geralden Williams. Third Row: Dale White, Dan Wilburn, Joe Wall, Richard Wara, Ken Wheat, Jim Williams, Richard Weitkemper, Johny Walker, Andy Wort, and John Westry. Mighty Sentors ni Students listen attentively before taking transcription in Miss O'Connell's Steno class. Mr. Woolbright's Advisory — First Row: Viola Williams, Helen Wilson, Luise Zoldah, Fay Yancey, Connie Sue Woolslayer, Virginia Willis, Brenda Jo Wood, and Wanda Wright. Second Row: Mr. Woolbright, Rod Wilson, Norman Zeppa, Bob Wyche, Mike Zanzi, Charles Wooten, D'Arcy Woods, and Mike Yost. Third Row: Curtis Wright, Don Wright, Terry Woods, Anthony Yamzon, Bill Zachary, John Wilson, Doug Wilson, Dennis Woodmansee, Charles Wrench, and Ron Yates. ce f Ad Class finds time to study as Mr. Lawson types story for the Writer's Club magazine. Classes To learn the subject better is the aim of this class. Mr. Fred Oberg and students wait for bell to ring. Eloise Crites and friends don't like to work in their cooking class. Mrs. Alysse Lowe and a biology student look into a microscope. In Action || In Study Hall, students study for their various mid-term exams. La EIT q ee Seen ee ee a A iv ee ee For Soph Hop — Sophomore Class Mr. Monroe Smither Head Faculty Social Chairman FALL OFFICERS Mrs. Ivy Snider Faculty Social Chairman SPRING OFFICERS Mr. Baker's Advisory — First Row: Carol Armas, Clover Anderson, Wanda Ainsworth, Mary Amos, Bren- da Allen, Shirley Allen, Mary Aday, Karen Adams, Lea Ackerman, Sharly Anderson, and Diana Amez- quita. Second Row: Ray Anderson, Ted Arndt, Tommy Allan, Larry Adair, Roger Allinger, Roy Adams, Dick Ahlquist, Ken Adkins, Mike Allen, Jack Ahart, and Mr. Baker. Third Row: Larry Adams, Unknown, Leonard Andrews, John Ashley, Richard Adorno, Richard Applegate, Gene Andre, Danny Adams, Robert Abbot, John Armstrong, and Malcolm Abacrombi. Sophomore Class Mr. Barnes’ Advisory — First Row: Carolyn Banks, Carol Batchelder, Gayle Barnett, Lucille Barlow, Jane! Barker, Dolores Baca, Sandy Azevedo, Olivia Banuelos, Linda Bailey, and Toni Baker. Second Row: Mr. Barnes, Jon Re re.) Mind Banducci, Harold Baldwin, James Babbel. Phil 2 t helder, Jim Bales, Joe ’ Steve Ral ‘ ' aw: Joe Banuelo, Ronnie Auqusti ‘avid Autrey, and Doses . Mr. Dia Rov Ger Car co Car , ' Mr. Bledsoe's Advisory — First Row: Lorraine Brown, Irene Bowen, Barbara Brizendine, JoAnne Boul- ware, Karon Boyd, Dianne Braden, Gloria Buggs, Joyce Brown, Mary Brown, and Jeanette Brown. Second Row: Mr. Bledsoe, John Boothe, Carleen Boykin, Marcia Blethen, and Raymond Brown. Third Row: Oliver Brown, Floyd Brown, Edward Box, Roger Britt, Sam Brock, George Brannick, Wendell Bonwell, Dan ’ Board, and Bill Bollinger. ‘ss eo re = id at Mr. Briggs Advisory — First Row: Betty Carter, Christean Campbell, Claudette Carroll, Ruth Burdick, Mr ; Dianne Carrington, Amparo Bustillo, Pat Carver, Pamela Burns, Pat Buttler, and Lora Carter. Second rie ) Row: Mr. Briggs, Ann Carney, Janet Carney, Elsie Busig, Frances Carroll, Gwen Burrus, Sandy Calloway, A Geraldine Carlisle, Jackie Cason, Sandra Callis, Nancy Cariglio, and Karen Calkins. Third Row: Ken Carroll, Ray Carlisle, Joe Carter, Unknown, Jim Carter, Sherie Burnette, Ronnie Carmignani, Anthony Capstick, and Calvin Carter. Mrs. Brokaw's Advisory — First Row: Jane Caudell, Margaret Checketts, Jan Chambers, Sue Chambers, Shirley Claiborne, Virginia Cooper, Mary Connelly, Linda Coombs, Anne Coats, Laura Chatlain, and JoAnn Conwright. Second Row: Mrs. Brokaw, Linda Clark, Jeannette Clark, Al Chetkaushas, Doretha Chase, Patricia Clark, Anita Clem, Martha Cooks, Helen Conley, Dolores Cole, Dorothy Combs, Samuel Chiles, and Henry Clark. Third Row: Eddie Christian, Frank Cisneros, David Caygill, Glen Cooper, Larry Clark, Laurence Castro, Francis Clark, Bob Cole, Hugh Coley, Mike Childs, and Gerald Clubb. 160 Mrs. Clark's Advisory — First Row: Alice Cox, Susan Cornell, Vicki Cyr, Priscilla Cordova, Beverly Daniels, Louise Daniel, Rose Ann Crummie, Barbara Crawford, Darlene Daron, and Norma Cranford. Second Row: Mrs. Clark, Art Cruz, Helen Cox, Elma Davis, Joellen Davis, Jesse Cosby, and Louis Daniel. Third Row: Kenneth Cruce, Doug Crossley, Clifford Cranford, Bobby Crain, Larry Crosby, Jim Davis, Bob Daly, Charles Davey, Jaren Dahlstrom, Robert Couger, and Craig Crumwell. b HR ty hho a ey ister f we ve. one y in S ye wd fOr, Mrs. Colberg's Advisory — First Row: Bertha Doman, Roberta Davis, Toni Dean, Laura Dickinson, Queenesta Dixon, Gail D'Oliveira, Pat Dorsey, Donna Denney, and Madalena Del Signore. Second Row: Mrs. Colberg, Joe Desousa, Louise Derting, Bonnie DeVore, Whitney Dotson, Leroy Dickens, and Herbert Davison. Third Row: Larry Davis, Steven DeCaccia, Raymond Decious, Jose L. Delgado, Daniel Dela Cruz, Richard Davis, Patrick Dollar, and Wiley DeJulio. Mrs. Cooke's Advisory — First Row: Vicki Ellington, Marilyn Echavia, Carol Ernst, Carol Earl, Charlene Mr. | | i Durgan, Roberta Edwards, Marilyn Ferguson, Doris Fessenden, and Wilma Epperley. Second Row: Mrs. ! Ham Cooke, Raymond Dull, Tom Fain, James Eden, Willie Easter, Douglas Eggerth, and Thomas Evans. Third gene Row: Leroy Durgan, Durt Downing, Ricky Egger, Art Escajedo, Roger English, Larry Farrell, Danny Ewing, Han Bobby Dunn, Dick Fellman, and Wayne Streeter. Grig rerly ‘ord, niel, Bob wd rd ner, Phil Frank, Mike Gallagher, Joe Freer, Joe Garland, and Pat Gardner. Mr. Finn's Advisory — First Row: Carolyn Goodman, Sarena Gordon, Minnie Mae Green, Betty Green, Emily ro Mrs. Eldridge's Advisory — First Row: Josephine Gerrardo, Martha Foster, Yvonne Ford, Ginger Flatt, Billie Garrison, Loretta Garcia, Angelina Frausto, Carolyn Fowler, Isla Gandolph, and Susan Fox. Second Row: Mrs. Eldridge, Verna Fuller, Vera Gianni, Kathy Fisher, Phyllis Floyd, Beverly Galloway, Georgia Fuhrman, Eddy Gallegos, Marvin Gabrielson, Roger Foo, Roy Fowler, Tom Garcia, and Vaness French. Third Row: Bob Foster, Paul Foster, LeRoy Fuller, Loil Foster, Paul Fuller, Jim Franklin, William Gard- Green, Candy Grant, Diana Gilbert, Marcia Gloff, and Kathy Graelish. Second Row: Mr. Finn, Bill Gib- son, Dick Graybeal, Phillip Gonzales, Larry Goddard, Dennis Godden, and Sharon Glieden. Third Row: Tim Goldsworthy, Anthony Green, Robert Gray, Charles Green, James Gibson, Larry Godfrey, David Graham, and John Giovannetti. eat Mr. Fisher's Advisory — First Row: Esther Harris, Janice Gross, Pauline Hall, Joan Hadenfeldt, Phyllis Hammock, Phyllis Haithcock, Linda Hale, Ruth Gunn, and Barbara Harrell. Second Row: Mr. Fisher, Eu- gene Griffin, Dean Hancock, Don Griffith, Ken Halcumb, Cleve Harris, Darlene Hand, Joan Grow, Jim Hankins, and John Harris. Third Row: Dan Harris, William Harris, Horace Hampton, Don Griffin, Mike Grigsby, Doug Hanson, Cecil Hargrave, Bill Hansen, and Mike Harris. 161 Mr. Fogel's Advisory — First Row: Barbara Hayes, Judith Hawk, Janan Hatfield, Beverly Heihn, Linda Hayford, Sharon Hill, Jesse Hernandez, JoAnn Hathoway, Marlene Hayes, Sharon Haworth, and Pat Hick- ox. Second Row: Mr. Fogel, Linda Hearn, Dorothy Hetzel, Cindy Hernandez, Mary Ellen Herrera, Connie Henderson, Hattie Heathman, Frank Hickox, and Mike Hesterly. Third Row: Alfred Hawkins, Kenneth Harrison, Richard Haver, LeRoy Hennes, Leon Hill, Jesse Hernandez, James Hill, Robert Lee Hartfield, and Bill Hayes. z + op A 4 Sells Mistletoe { : % ‘ Mrs. Halvorsen's Advisory — First Row: Edne Hulse, Donna Horn, Lynne Horbin, Alma Jackson, Joyce Holiman, Geneva Hilliard, Barbara Ingram, Dorothy Jackson, Dora Jackson, and Sandra Hunt. Second Row: Mrs. Halvorsen, Teresa Hodson, Stella Hoover, Charlene Howard, Sharon Hirano, Bobbie Honable, Lennie Hobbs, and Wellington Hopper. Third Row: Don Jackson, Phillip Howard, Jack Humphrey, Ronnie Tchigg David Hudson, Avery Howard, Jerry Ingram, Anthony Hubbard, Mike Hudson, and Rubin Horn- eck, Mrs. Hawkins’ Advisory — First Row: Mrs. Hawkins, Beverly Jones, Twillah Jarvis, Paula Jensen, Demeta Johnson, Jan Jarrett, and Geraldine Jackson. Second Row: Larry Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Ronald John- son, Kenneth Johnson, Ray Jimenez, Merrion Jackson, and Werner Jansch. Third Row: James C. Jackson, Linus Jewell, Jim Jewett, Louis Jackson, John James, Isaac Jackson, Joseph Jointer, Walter Johnston, John Jagard, and James Jackson. f Lar Lec Rol — | F ; 7 ws ‘ ss ’ ii Miss Jesseph's Advisory — First Row: Norma Koch, Mary Kinzel, Donna Jones, Lona Ketchum, Rosalie | Knapp, Sharon Kelleghan, Jerry Kirby, Janet Kirby, and Melinda Jones. Second Row: Miss Jesseph, Rosiland Kluever, Ramona Kidd, Susie Kevorkian, Maryann Kirk, Barbara Kirk, Sheryl Kite, Sharon Jones, and Debbie Kangas. Third Row: Benny Kline, Steve Knab, James Jordon, John Kerey, Dale Jonte, Mearl Kerns, Dennis Jordon, Dale King, Joe Kahmann, and Hermann Jorgensen. at Christmas Time Mr. Kalamaras' Advisory — First Row: Marsha Kohl, Mamie Lee, Linda Levy, Arlene Lazzarini, Pat Lelle, and Emma Lethridge, Catheryne Ann Lee, Ruby Lee, and Lena Leggett. Second Row: Mr. Kalamaras, Jerry ble, Lance, Sharon Lavender, Brenda Laster, Mary Carol Kudsk, Pat Lawrence, Edward Ledbetter, and Gary ef Ledford. Third Row: Lance Louie, Jerry Kramlick, George Law, Eddie Kruse, Curtis Lawson, Terry Lancer, cas Robert La Russa, Raymond Kramer, and Patrick Kosich. Miss Madison's Advisory — First Row: Sandra Lindstrom, Carol Linn, Dava Loyd, Carole Lewis, Joan Loveless, Vera Luster, Leona Lewis, Ruth Maggiore, Curtis Faye Magee, and Annette Madden. Second Row: Miss Madison, Jacquie Lucas, Nancy Lewis, Linda Luschen, Sharon Lisby, Linda Mahy, Sharron Madi- son, Evelyn Macdonald, William Lyles, Howard Lindsey, and Frank Lunghi. Third Row: Bill Lucas, Mike Maloney, Gary Littlejohn, Jerry Luzar, Don Lyles, Ed Magness, Dennis Lordan, Don Lormer, Edward Lewis, Ralph Lumpkin, Victor Lundquist, and Bruce Miner. Mrs. Mattonen's Advisory — First Row: Judy Mason, unknown, Mary Lou Martin, Jane Marieiro, Diane Mansfield, Betty Marshall, Dorothy Martin, Virginia Martinez, Anita Martinez, Lucy Mays. Second Row: Sandie Masters, Jack Maslov, Wayne Martin, Robert Mares, Rosendo Martinez, David Mason, and Mrs. Mattonen. Third Row: Rick Mandriquez, Art Mann, Gary Matthews, Jim Marieiro, Billy Martin, Gilbert Mar- tinez, Felix Martinex, Terry Martin, and Harold Marcus. } z o0°ozs eee Presents | Soph. | ee. Mrs. Nishimura's Advisory — First Row: Lynn McWhood, Mary McCowan, Ollie McCullough, Doris Mc- Fadden, Ramona Mendoza, Trudy McCammon, Connie Meleski, Mary McCracken, Daisy Meadows, Dar- lene McCaleb. Second Row: Mrs. Nishimura, Jackie McDonald, Jeannette Mendoza, Barbara McCoy, Doris McCulley, Cheryl McCain, Dorene McCaleb, Sandy McKelvy, David Melgoza, Frank Mendoza, Paul McCarthy, Larry McLain, and Leonard McNeil. Third Row: Joe Kelvy, Barry McCoy, Bill McCombe, Mike Hol aa Don McLean, Richard McCain, Willie McCollough, Jim McCain, Teddy McCoy, and Arthur cCoy. bene rus Mr. Norman's Advisory — First Row: Martha Morales, Sarah Minor, Joyce Morris, Paula Mogganam, Glenda Mitchell, Cathy Morris, Sharon Moore, Barbara Moore, and Judy Monday. Second Row: Mr. Norman, Janice Moore, Wayne Miller, Stephen Mitchell, James Mize, Ricky Miranda, and Ray Miller. Third Row: Eugene Mitchell, Larry Miller, Sherman Moore, Randolph Moore, Robert Morgan, Michael! 4 ea Ronald Morgan, Michael Mitchell, Clifford Montoro, Paul Moore, Tom Moore, and Michael 4 iller. f a ; i PI 3 Mr. Nules' Advisory — First Row: Penny Nelson, Carol Morton, Dortha Nelson, Lenora Nelson, Beulah Mosbey, Georgia Newcomb, Donna Neal, Barbara Nilssen, Claudia Nettles, and Roxanne Munafo. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Nules, Dwayne Nitsche, Regina Nash, Barbara Nash, Judy Newlin, James Nesmith, and Dennis Nedhan. Third Row: Bob Mowery, Jim Neufeld, Bill Nielson, Bill Morse, Charles Norris, Bradley Moyer, Marshal Nelson, and Larry Newman. Hop May 5, 1961 Mr. Phillips’ Advisory — First Row: Sherry Parrott, Nellie Orozco, Priscilla Oxley, Mary Parks, Mary Owens, Esther Norton, Erlinda Pastor, Barbara Patton, Camille Poulk. Second Row: Wayne Oliver, Ag- ustine Oceguera, Leland Outman, Tom Pacheco, Tom Pacheco, Alice Nunez, Merry Ostby, Carol O'Brien, Lorraine Ortega, Diane Parish. Third Row: Danny O'Shea, Glynn Parmley, Gary Pannell, Lorenzo Patlan, Leonard Page, Bill Patterson, George Page, Charles O'Shea, Bob Paugh, Neil O'Brien, Darrell Ohlen, Roy Parcell. ic Mr. Powles' Advisory — First Row: Karen Peterson, Loretta Peres, Sandy Porter, Jessie Peet, Ernice Payne, Irma Perkins, Esther Poole, Sandi Phillips, and Becky Pitts. Second Row: Mr. Powles, Kosta Pet- sas, Gene Peterson, Dale Power, Ray Pederson, Charles Pilley, Albert Pollard, Larry Peterson, Charles- tine Pierce, Anne Pederson, Connie Peregoy, Rosemary Poole, and Jane Pippin. Third Row: Mike Peter- son, Elias Perez, James Poole, Tommy Pimm, Robert Pimm, Harold Plummer, Robert Poor, John Pickett, Adlee Payne, Steve Porter, Douglas Pearson and Richard Pearson. ee. ee 165 Miss Price's Advisory — First Row: Donna Reuter, Kathy Rhode, Darline Rebischke, Jeni Putney, Margaret Ramirez, Mary Reid, Rosalie Reynolds, Evajean Rew, Judy Price, and Thayne Rich. Second Row: Miss Price, Sammye Raymond, Sammie Ramey, Timothy Pruett, Brice Pritchett, Ted Radke, Ray Raines, Roger Rhine, John Read, John Price, and Louis Preston. Third Row: Tommy Quinn, Allen Redick, Dery! Radder, Jerry Price, George Pradels, Dennis Prentice, Freddy Reynolds, Sammy Presswood, Ronnie Price, and Mike Rehberg. seo 4? a. . oe P ie : ; sa] 4 he © : a SS titan: Miss Rogers’ Advisory — First Row: Lorna Riley, Linda Ritchel, Kay Richey, Evelyn Rooks, Belita Richard- son, Juanita Robertson, Diane Robertson, Bonnie Roberts, Diane Rossi, and Pat Rodrigues. Second Row: Miss Rogers, Richard Rincon, Costello Romero, Robert Romero, Jim Riley, Glen Robertson, Lenora Rick- ard, Alice Riley, and Susan Ridella. Third Row: Ray Rodrigues, Joe Richter, Jim Richards, Steve Robbins, Darwin Rosburg, Larry Roach, Sheldon Richard, Dennis Riley, Jim Roberts, Hughey Ross, and Tim Richard. pe. 166 Mrs. Rookaird's Advisory — First Row: Joyce Sanderson, JoAnn Sanders, Shirley Roybal, Maria Salcido, Mary Ann Sanford, Patricia Sanahey, Wendy Sakano, and Edna Rowell. Second Row: Mrs. Rookaird, Wayne Samples, Joanne Sarracino, Lydia Sanchez, Sandra Saunders, Marjorie Saari, Marsha Sbrazza. Phyllis Russell, Violet Santos, Betty SanSo, Linda Sanders, Helen Russell, and Ernest Sanders. Third Row: Mike Sahlberg, Mike Rush, Dan Rudd, Dan Santa, Roger Roy, Don Sagers, Henry Sanders, Tom St. John, and Tom Saylor. ‘et iss jer er, ke rd, Za. ws ft Miss Small's Advisory — First Row: Bluette Schumann, Lodie Sheffield, Donna Shelton, Betty Simkins, Paulette Sidney, Judy Sheppard, Karla Schmershal, Carol Shelton, Ella Silva, and Janice Schrader. Second Row: Miss Small. Third Row: Bill Shaver, Frank Schultz, Dewey Shadwick, Iggie Sehn, John Scherich, Ralph Scott, Joe Scales, Richard Sewell, Jack Simmonds, Allan Scott, and Audra Scrudder. Mr. Kalamaras gives Jim Franklin tips in Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Smither's Advisory — First Row: Nita Smith, Deanna Souza, Sandra Solmonson, Barbara Snyder, Gwen Simpson, Diana Small, Beatrice Smith, Adeline Smith, Very Smith, Shirley Skelton. Second Row: Mr. Smither, Betty Skinner, Beverly Skinner, Mary Smith, Ruby Spotswood, Kaye Sinclair, Margaret So- magyi, Margaret Sissin, Sharon Smith, Unknown. Third Row: Perry Sims, Ricky Sutton, Carl Slate, Robert Sparkman, Lars Solander, Ron Skaggs, Mike Smircich, and Tom Smith. 167 9 Mrs. Snider's Advisory — First Row: Janice Strom, Leigh Stokes, Elane Stamps, Marcia Suth, Carol Stroup, Nancy Taipale, Peggy Stinnett, Martha Teixeira, and Carmen Suda. Second Row: Mrs. Snider, Sheila Taylor, Melody Taylor, Karyn Stimpson, Carol Taylor, Gayle Tegtmeyer, Michael J. Stewart, and Phil Staggs. Third Row: Tom Taylor, Ray Stone, Dale Taylor, Darrell Stephens, Michael Stephens, Char- ( les Stevenson, John Taylor, Chris Streiff, and James Stewart. aN : _ eee | Mrs. Lowe watches students, Gail D'Oliveria, Bonnie De Vore, Roger Rhine, and Jerry Price, in her second period class, study their Biology. Miss Swenson's Advisory — First Row: Darlene Thayer, Evangelina Torr, Sharon Toms, Kathy Thompson, Elke Ude, Linda Thornton, Maureen Thomson, Carolyn Thomas, Della Toms, JoAn Tonti, and, June Tigert. Second Row: Miss Swenson, George Turner, Elaine Trinny, Dianne Valbri, Isabel Torrez, Judy Tressler, Carolyn Thomas, Frances Vanzuiden, and Helen Todd. Third Row: David Turner, Kenneth Turner, George Taara, Jim Van Meter, John Thompson, Andy Tully, Joey Vallerga, Jim Travers, Eddie Tyrrell, Tony Vas- cancellos, and Raymond Thomas, | Mr. Webster's Advisory — First Row: Bonnie Wallace, Beatrice Villalobos, Karen Walker, Mary Vira- | montes, Joy Watts, Joyce Warren, Barbara Walsh, Gail Weakeley, and Bernadine Vine. Second Row: Mr. { Webster, Joe Verlinde, Erma Watus, Dorothy Wallace, Bettie Vaughn, Delos Warner, Phpllis Volk, Carol f Waranietz, Glenda Wardell, Sharon Wara, and Donna Vaughn. Third Row: Sonny Watson, Elmer Walt- Ny man, Ricky Waters, Earl Warren, Richard Walton, Lonnie Venio, Johnny Walls, Tom Weatherton, Van Walters, Paul Webb, and Benjamin Vine. a Mrs. Wessenberg's Advisory — First Row: Arvilla Whitted, Linda Wheatley, Glenna Westbrook, Linda Whisenhunt, Verda Williamson, Toni White, Carol West, Judy Whitley, Barbara Wiederholt, and Wanda Williams. Second Row: Mrs. Wessenberg, Dawn Whitling, April Webster, Rochelle Willis, Alice White, Kathy Williams, Geraldine Williams, Mack Williams, Roosevelt Williamson, Jim White, and Ron Whitted. Third Row: Butch Weber, Don Whiting, Earl West, William Westfall, Alan White, John Willett, David Williamson, Charles Werner, Bob Williams, and Mike Williams. | | ’ f f Mr. Wilbur's Advisory — First Row: Margaret Winters, Mary Yost, Marijane Wolfe, Fannie Wilson, { Leola Witherspoon, Sandra Yung, Ceola Witherspoon, Shirley Wilson, and Gerry Ynzunza. Second Row: : Mr. Wilbur, Mike Ziem, Larry Wright, Lauretta Wilson, Shirley Wilson, Carol Wynn, Sharon Fay Wilson, f Marilyn Wright, Paula Yearwood, Carylon Wilson, Sandi Young, Carol Wilson, and Joyce Wolgamott. f Third Row: Jim Wilson, Earl Woolley, Mark Wolfe, Larry Yates, Fred Wolkenhauer, Chet Wisner, David right, Don Wimberley, Robert Young, and Bert Zimmerman. Fight For Santa Clara Varsity fight for Santa Clara, Banners of Red and White on high, No matter how great your foe men, Let your motto be “To do or die,” Rah! Rah! Varsity men, We are cheering for you, Our gallant heroes, sturdy staunch and true; Remember the right and might of Red and White When Santa Clara warriors fight For vict’ry and our dear old S. C. U. BRONCOS © ORCA ! oe a Fic MO iss 5) + e Zs wd hae od Ke IN see z Seniors — First Row: Tina Nordgren, Lynn Troutman, Yvonne Daniels, Marzetta Luster, Maxine Crabb, Gloria Hobbs, Fran Sullivan, Barbara Williams, Diane Quintard, Deanna Solmonson, and Lorinda Jensen. Secod Row: James Moore, Joe Fisher, Jeanne Ledbetter, Pheobe Evans, Pat Vroom, Kay Bertholf, Barbara Ruiz, Sherry Fulton, Don Davis, and Jerry Schneider. Third Row: Bob Fuller, Bob Groll, August McCoy, John Caudle, Alva Saunders, Carrol Nelson, Wilma Underwood, Sue King, Connie Royce, Jane Scherich, Mara Osolin, Eileen Lucas, Harry Doolittle, and James Clay. Fourth Row: Cecil LaMar, David Meiser, Emanuel Wiley, David Jones, Lynn | Fall ¢ Cannady, Albert Morris, William McDonnell, Diane Klemetson, Tage Kristensen, Randy Proctor, and Dave Machado. � ner, F California Scholarship i The ' : rk oe ' ’ ras Spring Officers — First Row: a n BO eee O49 poe | ee Fran Sullivan, Secretary, 2 Life Members — First Row: Deanna Solmonson, Jeanne Ledbetter, Yvonne Daniels. Second Row: Diane Eileen Lucas, Social Chair | Klemetson, John Paul Caudle, Diane Quintard, Fran Sullivan, Carrol Nelson, James Moore. Third Row: man. Second Row: James Moore, President; Miss Elaine Dale, Sponsor, and Harry Doolittle, Vice-President. Harry Doolittle, James Clay, David Meiser, David Jones, Jane Scherich, and Jerry Schneider. 172 Chair- ames Elaine Harry t. Fall Officers — James Meiss- ner, President; Jean Corrigan, Secretary; Miss Elaine Dale, Sponsor; Deanna Solmonson, Social Chairman, and David Jones, Vice-President. Juniors — First Row: Fay Yancey, Mary Ninomiya, Marian Willard, Zana McCarty, Marilyn Laughlin, Julia Crossley, and Susan Ohlheiser. Second Row: Sherry Blatnik, Monica Freeman, Linda Tippins, Helen Pradels, Roseanne Hawkins, and Beverly Williams. Third Row: Svend Jorgen- sen, Dennis McCracken, Bob Ashley, John de Caccia, Larry Hagen, Jerry Miller, and Karl Taylor. Federation Chapter 341-C Sophomores — First Row: Dianne Vabri, Barbara Wiederholt, Carolyn Wilson, Mary Smith, Martha Bell, Linda Thornton, Jim White, and Ken Halcumb. Second Row: Jack Simmonds, Bonnie Wallace, Mary Yost, Maureen Thomson, Jane Honey, Paula Yearwood, Carol Batchelder, Judith Hawk, and Sandi Young. Third Row: Glenda Mitchell, Sheila Taylor, Phyllis Volk, Dale Power, Wendy Sakano, Chester Wisner, Mike Gallagher, Van Walters, Leroy Hennes, Jim Van Meter and Jose Delgado. 174 ZLOmMmMmMm WTS +a zZ2mnepZzaco-=a wVHoBZbu—-O—-4«A Dp NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE — Front Row: Barbara Stober, JoAnn Essex, Mary Carter, Joan Huff, Bill Auer, Marilyn Davis, Betty Sylvester, John Caudle, Judy Benko, and Lorinda Jensen, Back Row: Truman Gandolf, Mark Fowler, Albert Morris, David Jones, Gerald Schneider, Tage Kristensen, Jack Hill, James Miessner, and William McDonnell. DEBATE TEAM — Front Row: Bill Auer, Marilyn Davis, Betty Sylvester, John Cau- dle, James Miessner, and William McDon- nell. Back Row: Mark Fowler, Albert Mor- ris, David Jones, Ger- Schneider, and Jack Hill. Mr. Richard Gaskins Speech Coach INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS — Front Row: Truman Gandolf, Betty Syl- vester, Marilyn Davis, Bill Auer, Joan Huff, John Caudle, and James Miessner. Back Row: Albert Morris, Mark Fowler, David Jones, Gerald Schneider, Jack Hill, and William McConnell. ¢ Publicity Committee ] : | | Z oe é ea ee s : : meee 2 4 Fall — First Row: Cheryl Silva, Fred Wokenhauer, Gay Cleveland, Commissioner of Publicity, and Bob Mon- toya. Second Row: Diane Bichler, Diane Kellegan, Cindy Stapp, Doug Stewart, and Dean Owens. Third Row: Diane Quintard, Bob Huerera, and Lennie Ehler. f % Spring — First Row: Dale Power, Sue Mayfield, Arvalea Nelson, Commissioner of Publicity; Bonnie Penndleton, Pat Hickock, and Harriet Stutte. 175 Fourth Period Commissioners — First Row: Mary Smith, Nita Snelson, Esther Delgado, Vonda Barnes, and Carol Coleman, Second Row: Gille Tanguay; Tom Barrett, Alberta Celaya, Xaythine Rodgers, and John Taylor. Traffic Commissioners Sixth Period Commissioners — First Row: Cecilia Medina, Sandy Erickson, Gloria Rivas, Margie Hutchings, Alberta Webb, and Robert Perciral. Second Row: Remigio Javellana, Arthur McCoy, Ernest Thomas, Jim Newfeld, Tom Weatherton, and Joe Rolson. 176 Howard Lindsay, commissioner, holds back students before seventh period bell rings. Commissioner Gloria Rivas checks blue slips during fifth period. Fifth Period Commissioners — Danny Bell, Joe Poulson, Tom Barnett, Howard Lindsay, Gloria Duarte, Esther Delgado, and Ron Moore. 177 Radio Club Richmond Union High School has its own Amateur Radio Club. An interest in Amateur Radio is necessary to be a member of this club. Each member has his own call number. Mr. Wayne Perry and Mr. Leo Baker are the sponsors. Seated: Lynn Cannady, WA6KJZ, President. Standing: Mr. Leo Baker, Sponsor, KEUFK; James Graham, WA6BJYI; Kenneth Adkins, WY6MJP; Tom May, WVY6OYK; Dennis Antilla, WA6LHL, and Mr. Wayne Perry, Sponsor, K6DMI. To learn more about Spanish and Latin Ameri- can relations and interests are the pur- poses of the Spanish Club. At least one semester of Spanish is nec- essary to be- come a mem- ber of this club. Anyone having this re- quirement and an interest in the language may join this business and social organi- zation spon- sored by Mrs. Bernice Ball. 178 Spanish Club pi ag (oi Gad ed First Row: Doloris Cole, Sandra Solmonson, Nancy Lewis, Jeanne Ledbetter, Pamela Burns, Margie Todd, Mary Connelly, and Diane Chiozza. Second Row: Mrs. Bernice Ball, Sponsor; Pat Lelli, Ardith Dunlap, Ann Pedersen, Mary Smith, Doris McFadden, and Anthony Yamzon. Third Row: Phyllis Floyd, Diane Tandberg, Anne Coats, Laura Dickinson, Sharon Thomas, Pat Bails, and Rosie Diaz. Fourth Row: Paul Hernandez, Jimmy Beauford, Bob Baxter, Rosie Alcala, Gary Bookout, Penny Kaufmann, Alberta Celaya, Barbara Phillips, Mara Osolin, and Joe Baca. Future Nurses Club, which meets weekly, is an organ- ization to acquaint the members with the nursing profes- sion. Speakers, re- ports, and discus- sions, as well as field trips, are all a part of this club. The club also partici- pates in volunteer work at hospitals. Any girl interest- ed in the nursing profession is eligible to join this club sponsored by Mrs. Margot Halvorsen. Future Nurses Club First Row: Lorranine Leal, Eva Jo Smith, Marie Trott, Maurene Mecartea, and Trini Gonzales. Second Row: Barbara Ruiz, Paula Yearwood, Laura Dickinson, Mary Lee Wilson, Lucille Millender, Donna Horn, and Madalena Del Signore. Third Row: Carol Batchelder, Edene Hulse, Rosie Diaz, Nona Colver, and Mrs. Margot Halvorsen. Chess Club Seated: Glenn Himberg and Leslie Owens. First Row: Mr. Al Roeder, Donna Sweeney, Ron Brasier, and Arvin Flores. Second Row: James La Rue, Peter Tully, Tom Quinn, Eugene Mitchell, Joe Karrman, William McDonald, and Albert Morris. To improve Chess games and play dif- ferent schools are just two of the things that are done at the week- ly Chess Club meet- ing. Anyone interest- ed in playing Chess or learning how to play Chess may join this club. Mr. Al Roe- der is the sponsor of this organization. 179 Lea paeys Joie WM sacs: p xs! it Safety Committee The purpose of the Safety Committee is to improve the school's safe- ty. Mr. Loren Wilbur is spon- sor of the com- mittee. First Row: Sandy Collins, Diane Choizza, Mary Ann Jackson, and Jan Allen. Second Row: Gayle Burnett, Maggie Checketts, Penny Kaufmann, Ray Huerta, Martha Texeira, and Howard Lindsey. Writers Club Anyone interested in writ- ing may join the Writers Club. This semester the club has written a magazine for the students of Richmond Union High's interest. Chet Wisner is the Editor. 180 First Row: Mr. Clarence Lawson, Sponsor; Sarah Nelson, Carol Llewellyn, Annette Madden, and Diane Vabri. Second Row: Henry Herting, Chet Wisner, Ronnie Price, and Tommy Quinn. ‘ose ‘ety e is the fe. ren ioOn- m- Human Relations Group The Human Relation's Group meets for the pur- pose of discussing local, national, and international problems that are of inter- est to the students. Mr. William Bell, Assistant Di- rector of the Neighbor- hood House, is the head of this group which meets every Monday after school. Anyone interested may come to the meetings. First Row: Warner Rae, Albert Huerta, Ray Huerta, and Fred Wolkenhuer. Second Row: Mr. William Bell, Horace Fabig, Kathy McCommish, Jeanne Corrigan, and Diane Choizza. Tomorrow: S Teacher’ S Felco Today Pe al ast, wae ii The purpose of To- morrow's Teacher's Train- ing today is to give stu- dents, who have an in- terest in the teaching pro- fession, an idea of what the profession is like. Anyone interested in joining may contact Mrs. Ruth Studa- rus, sponsor of the organi- zation. First Row: Ethel Campbell, Barbara Oliver, Mary Corea, and Danny Bell. Second Zow: Celeste Martin, Fran Sullivan, Judi Owen, Jackie Malbrough, Sherry Fulton, and Mrs. Ruth Studarus. Library Assistants Carroll Strickland looks ove ger's blue slip before he adr = i | Toe eee titegs ae —_ oe 4 oe ee Mrs. Beatrice Kertis, Librarian, watches Norma Gakey as she checks out a book for Dewanna Taylor. Vera Bass checks in been returned. Library Assistants — First Row: Diane Lewis, and Sandra Renoude. Second Row: Trott, and Carroll Strickland. Donnia Sweeney, Carole Taylor, Joyce Williams, Bonnie Edbom, i q Larry Moe, Henry Martinez, Johnette Mitchell, Carol Waranietz, Marie a Ce s Mary Kinzel and Na 182 books in the card ca over Sharlet Zaehrin- admits her. Library Assistants — First Row: Linda Tedder, Sharon Wright, Nancy Williams, Virginia Briseno, and Mary Kinzel. Second Row: Joan Miller, Sharlet Zaehringer, Norma Gakey, Dewanna Taylor, Vera Bass, and Jean Banducci. WETee ses SERA AST Ey ws FFF 89; BO S208 HR 1y, BELHSR Ss er parte ag, parry: 3 4 sities } Oe id ipoere 2@s8 « Library Assistants — First Row: Sandie Skelly, Shirley Lakin, Jerri Bell, Marion Stephens, Rosie Knapp, and Kathy Williams. Second Row: Karen Beale, Beverly Yates, Diane Begley, Alma Jackson, Flossie ney Williams look up Baker, and Emma Young. talogue. 183 Quill and Scroll To become a mem- ber of Quill and Scroll at R.U.H.S., it is nec- essary to have at least 160 inches of work in print or to have done superior work in Jour- nalism. This is an inter- national honor society for high school stu- dents of Journalism. : Firs ( Bet Vonda Barnes, Karen Stryker, Lillian Jacobson, Jack Hill, Lorinda Jensen, Barbara Stober, and Karen Qui Costa. Not Pictured: Fram Sullivan. “st Girls in Girls' Glee prepare to sing the next song. | 184 French Honor Society An A in French and at least a ‘'B average in all other subjects are some of the requirements for membership in the National French Honor Society. Oth- er requirements in- clude no lower than a ' 'C'' in any other subject and at least one full year of high school French. First Row: Virginia Robinson, Barbara Williams, Carrol Nelson, John de Caccia, Pearl Robinson, Susan Ohlheiser, Betty Mitoma, and Fran Sullivan. Second Row: Bob Ashley, Carol Rohrer, Larry Hagen, Zana McCarthy, and Diane Quintard. Spanish Honor Society To be a member of the Spanish Hon- or Society it is nec- essary to have maintained an hon- or average in Span- ish for at least two semesters. They must maintain this high average while in the Society. « First Row: Bill Gibson, Ray Huerta, Esther Delgado, Carmen Sandoval, Pauline Steadman, Janice Hatfield, Donna Hampton, Jeanne Ledbetter, Diane Chiozza, and Al Huerta. Second Row: Johnnie Martin, Ernie Melan, Karen Satch- well, Susan King, Rosa Diaz, Mara Osolin, Jane Schernich, Rebecca Pappas, Buenafe Jo, and Jean Thomas. Third Row: Joe Baca, James Clay, John Caudle, Randy Proctor, Jerry Schneider, Barbara Phillips, Eva Jo Smith, David Jones, Diane Klemetson, Kay Bertholf, and Jesse Ramirez. 185 Pete Hutton and harem kick-off candy sales. Ge Launching of Student | Donna Bridges and Diane Kelleghan convince Mr. Wood that the World's Finest Chocolate is the ''World's Finest. Hep meee ag tas Se Hag Fh A REE M oe Pith artes Mag $s, S448 Hey Fhe TER Ee Pay he deities thy 5 pe SRO HS. eee arose rete ca ot aR eT ae ee dehies He pee eeaba ee te peak bee a EE wis Mabe ae ees fae ee bes OO He 46 $e beet ae + HOS eae AE seh te ee ak aE et ab eae et ood ah ee tee + sede eee be eies FeO ERE ee ddA ileal tee Heat ane ee HERE 4 ae ey aE hob ae be SHEE SE et is Oe bee REY is ogg oe PRERE ll betes sehee! Jo Ann Fisher, Joan Huff, Betty Fortson, and Beverly : oe ee 4 HEE 84 84 bee bebe eh HOR ie ee oP EES bt he bE ES oe See R EE to Gd oe shhdaweae! se ee abes ae eth Ot the meh dad tote the $e AES AEG GEE Daniels aid the exchange student fund by selling choco- late. } whe Peet y =a ute + k Worlds Qenost Lennie Ehler leads Julie Zampa, Renee Stevenson, Bonnie Penalton and Dianne Dias from candy sale meeting. George Cariglio thinks eating candy is better than selling it, while Sharon Woods (left) looks on. Exchange Candy Sale FEBRUARY 23, 1961 PERISHARLE fens wens Candy salesmen are on their way to find first prospect. 187 ol Victory Song On to Victory — We're going to win today — here’s why For the Green and Gold — the Dons are Going into do or die. Win the game today, We're going to try and try the same old way; And with all our might, We're going to fight, fight, — (Rah) Fight, fight, fight — (Rah) On to Victory. Soc Sos] C= SS a 5 MEY ot tae The Big Game = OCTOBER 28, 1960 Oiler 1 go wil, a touct Ura Campbell makes another first down for the Oilers. ae, Cliff Greenwood, Ura Ca a Richmond gain. mpbell, and Jerome Holmes run interference for Bob Battle for 190 ) Barbara Burmester, head yell leader of Richmond, and Sue Price, head yell leader of El Cerrito, meet before the game begins. Oiler rooters go wild over a touchdown. Ura Campbell gains yardage for Oilers. Oiler captains, Harold Little- john and Bob Battle, flip coin with Gau- cho captains for kickoff. Oiler end, battles El Barry Elison, defenders for crucial pass. 191 fo FM ' « “ e Varsity Squad — First Row: Jim Hall, Mike Yost, Joe Velasquez, Chuck Pratt, Jim Harris, Joe Victory, John Power, Jerry Mathia, Vic Loiler, Larry Parks, Dwight Christian, Charles Forehand, and Donley Hineman. Second Row: Jim Bullock, Bob Battle, Steve Martin, Ura Campbell, Bob Duncan, Walter Richardson, Jerome Holmes, Hal Littlejohn, O. C. Emerson, Sam Works, Barry Elison, and Roger Martinez. Third Row: Coach John Kalamaras, Lee Lynch, Herthal Harris, John Hathaway, John Blankenship, Terry Davis, Cliff Greenwood, Joe Kosich, Jim Hoeffer, Eb Huter, Wayne Nechel, Frank Kelly, Willie Thibodeaux, Jim Reynolds, Denny Creer, and Coach Neil Gunn. Varsity Football Offensive Team | | | Coaches Neil Gunn and John Kalamaras discuss future plays. Jim Reynolds, Quarterback Hal Littlejohn, Center Jerome Holmes, Guard J ay “er su Jim Bullock, Halfback ee 9h eens kle Bob Battle, Fullback Sam Works, Tackle Barry Elison, End Bob Duncan, End Offensive Team — Line: Barry Elison, Sam Works, O. C. Emerson, Hal Littlejohn, Jerome Holmes, Walter Richardson, Bob Duncan. Backfield: Jim Bullock, Roger Martinez, Steve Martin, Bob Battle, Ura Campbell. v. for another Oiler gain in the Vallejo game. = Defensive we'le= : SEASON'S SCORES n Ri20- Vallela 2:2 0 R....34 Redwood ...... 6 R....13 Alameda ......33 Ree Ou Elise. 6 0 Ro. 6 Encinal) 27 R....40 El Cerrito .... 6 R....46 Berkeley ...... 8 R....19 San Leandro.. 0 R....40 De Anza ...... 0 from 7H 1 io ws O. C. Emerson John Hathaway Defensive End Middle Guard Barry Elison fights Ells defenders for ball. Jim Hoeffer Eb Hunter Tackle Tackle TEAM STATISTICS Total Yards Gained............ 2476 Total Points Scored............ 2317 Total Points by Opponents.. 79 Total Yards Passing............ 557 Total Yards Rushing............ 1919 Passes Attempted................ 107 Passes Completed .............. 48 Passes Intercepted .............. 7 Leading Rusher.... Ura Campbell Leading Passer......Jim Reynolds Bob Battle smashes Vallejo's line for another gain. Bob Duncan steals pass from Ells defender. Hal Littlejohn and Bob Battle, Co-Captains Roger Martinez slashes through vulnerable spot in the Vallejo line. Junior Defensive Team — Line: John Blankenship, Mike Rehberg, Joe Velasquez, Bob Sendle, Marshall Nelson, and Art Branch. Backfield: Gary Littlejohn, Jack Ahart, Herthal Harris, Sonnie Hill, and Eddie Galegos. 4 TEAM STATISTICS é Leading Passer ............ Larry Parks Leading Rusher......Herthal Harris John Blankenship, End Py Ed WI s S 34 ar Coach John Nules relates importance of pass plays with Chuck Pratt and Phillip Staggs. Larry Parks, Quarterback Jerry Mathia, Guard; Jack Ahart, Fullback: Jerry Luzar, Center. Whitney Dotson, Fullback. SEASON'S SCORES Richmond............ 0 Richmond............ 8 Richmond............ 0 Richmond............ 20 Richmond............ 40 Richmond............ 20 Richmond............ Zi Alameda 20: 2tee waures 19 EUs paste eee eve a 26 Encimallyees cae teeta cure 33 Ely Gorrito eee ee: 13 Berkeleyincc ce ee se 20 Sanleandro 2 27 Dew Anza cunt eo inte 0 or a ins te Be FO George Page, Halfback; Joe Freer, End; Eddie Gallegos, Guard. Mike Rehberg, Tackle; Joe Velesquez, Tackle; Marshall Nelson, Tackle. Ahart, Charlie Pratt, Eddie Gallegos, George Page, Jerry Mathia, and Ed Noble. Not Pictured: John Blanken- ship, Herthal Harris, and Larry Parks. 198 SOPHOMORE TEAM — First Row: Manager Eric Turner, Jose Delgato, Eddie Christian, Pete Balony, Earl Wooley, Jim McCain, Paul McCarthy, Harry Regan, John Reed, Manager James Gibson, and Ricky Waters. Second Row: Coach Fred Ivey, Glen Cooper, Barry McCoy, Zachery Jackson, Larry Farrell, Tony Vasconcellos, Jim Barnett, Cur- tis Lawson, Willie Easter, Leroy Fuller, Leroy Dicken, Clent Hartsfield, Leonard McNiel, and Coach Raymond Vallejo. Third Row: Steve Anderson, Charles Blackman, Gene Andre, Joe Banuclos, Don Lyles, Bill Moitoza, Calvin Carter, Russell Raymond, Alan White, Hewey Ross, Mike Smirich, and Arthur Mann. Sophomore Football TEAM STATISTICS Leading Passer........ John Summer Leading Rusher........ Alan White Clenton Hartsfield, Fullback; Willie Easter, Halfback; Curtis Lawson, Halfback. 3 i Be Offensive Team — Line: Glen Cooper, end; Jim Barnett, tackle; Gene Andre, guard; Tony Vasconcellos, center; Berry McCoy, guard; Hewey Ross, tackle; Mike Smirich, end. Backfield: Willie Easter, halfback; Russell Ramon, quarterback; Clen Hartsfield, fullback: Curtis Lawson, halfback. AAARDADA DA oOo eo Cc oo cK © APAADD D oocnc oon o Calvin Carter Halfback SEASON'S SCORES Ellsieas arenes 26 Encinal ........ 6 Berkeley ....39 El Cerrito .... 7 San Leandro 34 De Anza ...... 12 Willie Easter Halfback Clent Hartsfield Leroy Fuller Manuel Banuelos Fullback Halfback Punter Defensive Formation — Line: Leonard McNiel, Zachery Jackson, John Blackman, Leroy Dickens, Alan White. Backfield: Steve Anderson, Jose Delgado, Bill Moitoza, Arthur Mann, John Reed, Larry Farrell. Eddie Christian Halfback Don Lyles Russell Ramon Fullback Quarterback Os Wie. Sophomores, David Melgoza and Augustin Oce- guera, wait for starter signal. Varsity Team — First Row: Neil Snook, Ronnie Harris, and Ed Bonds. Second Row: John Avalos, Jose Fletes, Ralph Emerson, and Mike Cordova. Cross Country Coach Frank Porto relates importance of meet to Ron Harris and John Avalos. James Poole, Sophomore; Mike Cordova, Varsity. 200 Varsity Members, Neil Snook and Jose Fletes, warm up for meet. a i i i Peck, and Paul i ity Team — First Row: Richard Lethridge, Gary eetiden sucou Row: Harold Thompson, Ron Novechick, Joel aes Mike Garcia, and Dan Harris. Third Row: John Salle and James Beuford. Varsity Members, Harold Thompson and Richard J.v. Members, Paul Hernandez and Mike Garcia, Lethridge, get set for practice run. get into shape for the next meet. Sophomore Team — First Row: Steve j Decaccia, Augustine Oceguera, Harold Plummer, James Poole, David Cagill, and Elias Perez, See- ond Row: David Mel- goza, Kostas Pestas, Joe Verlinde, David Mason, Steve Mitch- ell, Ernest Niemela, John Jagard, Chet Wismer, Tom Fain, Steve Bales, and Bob Williams. per iia = Tournament of Champions MARCH 9, 10, 11, 1961 a Bob Mann goes up to block a shot by an Irishman in the Sacred Donley Thompson reaches for the ball in the Livermore- j Heart-Richmond game Friday, March 10, 1961. The Oilers went Richmond game Saturday, March I1, 1961. Livermore on to win, 40-30. outscored Richmond, 58-54. The Oiler Band sel plays as rooters yell the team on to victory at Friday's Tournament of Champions game against Sacred eart, 202 Pom-Pon Girls dance during half-time. : f . os, aA} ut % Ss os s : ¥ ¥ m ' : Us . a9 , ha i rug ? as i ” 4 ol of ; i ' fi a) 4 al om aA ; Ys :y ry i fe Just before starting time, the Oilers discuss strategy for the Sacred Jim Moore takes tip-off at the Eureka-Oiler game Heart game Friday, March 10, 1961. Thursday night, March 9, 1961. Eureka dumped the favored Oilers, 48-42. ¢ a Varsity Team — First Row: Walter Richardson, Bob Mann, John Salle, Donley Thompson, Jim Moore, Ted Pickett, and Bill Boone. Second Row: Coach Joe Stenson, Richard Lyons, John Hart, Harey Miles, Jerry Schnieder, Ron Gallegos, Leroy Walker, and Tony Bowles. SEASON'S SCORES Won 24 — Lost 0 PRACTICE GAMES RICHMOND 2..-.-:..2. 50 McCLYMONDBG........ 48 RICHMOND: ..........:. 57 Mil. DIABLO = 38 RICHMOND.............. 52 STaMARY'S......--= 5 | RICHMOND.............. 50 SACRED HEART...... 39 RICHMOND.............. 5| WASHINGTON........ 42 Ted Picket Donley Thompson Center Forward Varsity Basketball RICHMOND CITY TOURNAMENT RICHMOND.............. 38 EET CERRIMOD--- 21 RICFIMOND®.....2-2=. 57 USS ae = See 36 RICHMOND........... 42 BALBOA. oecss-.c-ssc5-:: 28 RICHMOND.............. 47 LINCOLN. pecans 36 RICHMOND.............. 73 POWY os oes eas, 33 Guard Jim M oore Forward LEAGUE A.C.A.L. Champions RICHMOND.............. RICHMOND: 2. RICHMOND.............. RICHMOND.............. RICEIMOND.....2--- RICHMOND.............- RICHMOND.............. SAN LEANDRO SAN LEANDRO Coach Joe Stenson talks over successful season with Co-Captains Leroy Walker and Jim Moore. Leroy Walker Wayne Oliver Guard Henry Clark Center ce PENA EOE CT Joe McKelvey Forward Jack Knox Guard 206 Coach Carl Mayers explains fine points of ball handling to forward Bill Boone. SEASON'S SCORES Overall Record MecCLYMONDS....46 MT. DIABLO.....__.. 17 Sis MARYaS2- 2 49 SACRED HEART...38 WASHINGTON....51 BALBOA? 2.---2--2-::- 17 LINCOEN TA] = = 45 POLY aes aie oe 30 A.C.A.L. RICHMOND........39 RICHMOND........ 45 RICHMOND........ 42 RICHMOND........ 35 RICHMOND........ 31 RICHMOND........ 36 RICHMOND........ 32 RICHMOND........ 54 SCORES LEAGUE RECORD 11 WON —3 LOST BLES ae eee ee 36 ALAMEDA............ 24 ENCINAL......_...... 32 ELXICERRITOL...-... 15 BERKELEY. ..4.... 46 SAN LEANDRO....35 DE ANZA... 36 ALAMEDA............. 34 CEES sea eee 38 ENCINAL 45 EECERRINON 2s: 33 BERKELEY === 38 SAN LEANDRO....38 DE ANZA: 2.52%: 25 RICHMOND........ 34 RICHMOND........ 42 RICHMOND........ 38 RICHMOND....... 28 RICHMOND........ 43 RICHMOND........ 49 RICHMOND...... 39 RICHMOND........ 52 RICHMOND....... 33 RICHMOND........ 5| RICHMOND........ 44 RICHMOND.......- 50 RICHMOND........ 56 RICHMOND........ 33 Junior Varsity Squad — First Row: Leonard McNeil, Jack Knox, Larry Moore, Jim Hill, Wayne Oliver, and Bill Gibson. Second Row: Coach Carl Mayers, Bill Boone, Paul Foster, John Harris, Phil Staggs, John Barrows, Sandy McKelvey, Henry Clark, and Joe McKelvey. Junior Varsity Basketball Larry Moore Guard NO — OTD OF1 oO 4 4 “ia ae ae oe 38 ..34 AL 38 ..28 : 43 «fl AY aay, 52 30 51 44 ...50 ee ee ‘ = , Phil Staggs fa Forward John Harris Center Basketball | Jim Garland Guard Larry Hagan Forward Bill Lyles Center Rubin Hornbeak Center Sonny Watson Forward McKinley Williams Guard 208 ae. B BASKETBALL TEAM — First Row: Ted McCoy, McKinley Williams, Jose Delgado, Dennis Jordan, and Jim Garland. Second Row: Rubin Hornbeak, Curtis Lawson, Sonny Watson, Bill Lyles, Larry Hagan, and Raymond Thomas. Not Pictured: Joe Garland and Gary Mathews. Coach Emery Phillips shows proper ball handling to Dennis Jordan, Jose Delgado, and Ted McCoy. LEAGUE RECORD Won 1 — Lost 11 Curtis Lawson Forward RICHMOND!...2 28s EY A ord = Et Ape, a ae Bs ee 32 RIGHMOND22 ee 36 IDESANZAL = eae 30 PRACTICE RECORD RICHMOND... Oy WERREREY eG cit) te 38 Won 5 — Lost 3 RICHMOND DL RELIGER RO este es 39 RICHMOND.................. 2B ee WITLEAR Deets to ee 24 RICEIMOND:: 222 -222-20- 3 SELES es eee ee 44 RICHMOND................ DoE SALISLANG Se 28 RIGHMOND 2 ZS MEIACERRUNONe wee snes 29 RIGHMOND... 0b. 37) El GERRITO. ee 25 RICHMOND 2.2: 2 Om EDEVANZ Agen eu ee 34 RICHMOND................ ASP OBERKELEY 2.2 ee 55 RICGHMONDE 22 23 eH Leyes| Sy | MS 5 ee aie are as 47 RICHMOND: 22. ee DEMVALLE =] tie 30 RIGHMOND?E. 2.2 34 BER KELEYer ss stew. oe 47 RIGHMOND. 0 = be Shue STAMARY Sot 17 RICHMOND SOSREMICERR ITO nee: 42 RICHMOND............... AN sENGCINAL. ee 42 RICHMOND 22 2a 24° DEVANZA. 2c ee 33 RICHMOND.: ........ 33 “BURBANK: scc-s-cscsceeees 31 RICHMOND... .0...2005.40562 je ie 11.4.4 8 Car Na een inee les 47 209 Teil | Pa PLS be yee eS AD PN SS BS Coach John Kalamaras shows a few fine points of baseball. Jack Knox Second Baseman Larry Parks Second Baseman Varsity Baseball mae: wi ” ri Soe Varsity Squad — First Row: Ricky Egger, Manager; D'Arcy Woods, Bob Duncan, Jerome Holmes, Jack Knox, Denny Creer, Lee Lynch, Ron Huth, and Manager Terry Lacher. Second Row: Larry Parks, Bill Aston, Ernie Milan, Eb Hunter, Tony Bowles, Jim Reynolds, and Coach John Kalamaras. 210 ; Lee Lynch and Denny Creer Third Basemen Varsity Pitchers — Orel Warren, D'Arcy Woods, Jim Reynolds, Lee Lynch, Tony Bowles, and Ron Huth. Jerome Holmes and Bob Duncan Catchers Outfielders, Ernie Milan, Roger Martinez, Jim Reynolds, and Eb Hunter, get ready to go through practice exercises. First Basemen, Bill Aston and Eb Hunter, practice fielding the ball. dele tg John Sumner, Jerry Luzar, Lee Baker, and Orel Warren Pitchers John Enos Coach Phil Staggs and Gary Mathews Lee Baker, Jack Ahart, and Joe Victory Infielders Outfielders aan Jack Ahart and Jim Davis Frank Lungie and Leroy Dickens 212 Outfielders First Base JV. Squad — First Row: Gary Littlejohn, John Sumner, Lee Baker, Jack Ahart, Willie Easter, Steve Burnett, Claudell Segure, Joe Victory, and Manager Ron Bell. Second Row: Coach John Enos, Frank Lunghi, Gary Mathews, Ed Noble, George Page, Jerry Luzar, Phil Staggs, Jim Davis, Whitney Dotson, and Orel Warren. Junior Varsity Baseball ack Ed Noble and Steve Barnett Willie Easter and Claudell Segure Infielders Outfielders thes Jerry Luzar and George Page Gary Littlejohn ana Whitney Dotson Infielders Catchers 213 Varsity Track Team — First Row: Joe McKelvy, Harvey Miles, Harry Spencer, Bob Battle, and Bobby Mann. Kneeling: Robert Hartfield, Robert Cansler, Terry Davis, O. C. Emerson, Dan Harris, Sandy McKelvy, Walt Rich- ardson, Calvin Carter, James Moore, and Tim Richards. Third Row: Coach Frank Porto, Ernest Thomas, David Strong, Doug McGee, Keith Seibert, Sam Works, Ron Harris, Neil Snook, John Hart, Art Greer, Lee Gastile, Bob Dodge, Herthal Harris, Vic Loiler, and Coach John Nules. Fourth Row: Milton Carter, Lawrence Moore, John Harris, Willie Thibodeaux, Jim McLowan, Mike Chisholm, Gary Gray, Mike Montbriant, Leonard McNeil, Joe Seales, James Beuford, Floyd Brown, Fred Cansler, and Art Branch. Varsity Track Reece: The High Stepping Moores, Larry and Jim Neil Snook and John Hart High Jumpers 880 Men - ie J Richard Lethridge and Ron Harris The fleet-footed hurdlers, Robert Hartfield The snappy 100 and 220 yard runners, Ura The Speedy Milers and Fred Cansler, are set for one of their Campbell and Herthal Harris, get ready 214 high-stepping runs. for another record scoring sprint. Willie Thibodeaux, Mike Chisholm, and Gary Gray A ae 2 Pole Vaulters _ r - Planning strategy tor upcoming meets are Robert Cansler, Coach ( Frank Porto, Tim Richards, Sandy McKelvy, Coach John Nules, Dan Harris, and Cartis Wright. ' : : Da ARE Harry Spencer and Joe McKelvy David Strong and Terry Davis Robert Newsom and Earl Warren Broad Jumpers 440 Men 330 Men The magnificent Relay Team consists of Ura Campbell, Robert Hartfield, Joe McKelvy, and Herthal Harris. The musclemen of the Richmond squad are Wal Richardson, Sam Works, and Bob Battle. 215 216 ois Pyaar “B Squad — First Row: Robert Newsom, Mike Holstein, Gary Green, Barry McCoy, James Richards, Augustine Oceguera, James Poole, Robert Sparkman, and Cleve Harris. Second Row: Fred Berotte, Kosta Petsas, Steve Mitchel, Joel Butler, Joe Verlinoe, Glenn Robertson, Bob Williams, Ernest Niemela, Harry Spencer, Mike Garcia, Sam Van Hook, James Hilliard, Rosendo Martinez, Arthur Ford, and David Melgoza. Mike Todd, Manager, and Don Richards, Manager. Gary Green Hurdler James Hilliard and Cleve Harris Sprinters ee a Barry McCoy and Jerry Anselmi Arthur Ford and James Poole Discus 660 —__ a ——————— a Se eee Augustine Oceguera and Mike Garcia 1320 Sam Van Hook, Jim Richards, James Hilliard, and Cleve Harris Jim Richards and Sam Van Hook Sprinters Relay Team Fred Berotte Broad Jump ee Mike Holstein Pole Vault 217 Coach Neill Gunn peor apuecsneuavid Hirane John Caudle and David Jones Clayton Holgate and Dean Owens Tennis Team — First Row: Jerry Schnieder, Dean Owens, John Caudle, David Hirano, Joe Baca, and Bob DuSell. Second Row: Bob Bayless, Clayton Holgate, Lee Burton, David Jones, Ken Wendell, and Mike Volkman. tte a ee ee ee me ag a Smee, sUoqQ A RR tm AAA OBR SEM: Op IR re gt er eet Golf Team — Kneeling: Gary Peck, Clarence Washington, and Coach Joe Stenson Dwayne Gorman. Standing: Andy Ward, Gary Kent, and Ralph Willis. Dwayne Gorman Ralph Willis Gary Peck mee r scat: oe Bite eT ee Winners of the Sophomore division are Will Harris, Bob Daly, Joe Garland, Jose Delgado, Eric Turner, Dan Rudd, and Rick Sitton. Willie Thomas, Bob Blalock, and Clyde McCullar of the Psychos are caught in action. Intramural Football Psychos, winners of the Junior-Senior division — First Row: Rich Dotson, Willie Thomas, mii McCullar, and Bob Blalock. Back Row: Henry Washington, Bob Mann, and Harvey iles, Henry Washington, Bob Micke: Harvey Miles, Rich Dotson, and Willie Thomas run through one of their winning plays. own 220 Intramural Basketball Paul Foster and Henry Clark jump for ball in a prac- Members of the Knicks, champions of the Sophomore Division, are tice session. Henry Clark, Wayne Oliver, Paul Foster, and Sandy McKelvey. Sam Thomas tries in vain to block a shot by Charles Basketeers — First Row: Pete Hutton, Sam Thomas, and Tony Bowles. Boney of the Basketeers. Tony Bowles and Karl Second Row: Charles Boney, Jerome Carroll, and Karl Dickens. Not Dickens look for rebound. Pictured: Ted Pickett. 221 Managers Baseball Managers — Terry Lacher, Ron Bell, and Rickey Egger. Basketball Managers — First Row: Ron Bell, Richard Mitchell, and Rick Waters. Second Row: Jim Blaylock, Milton Carter, Ralph Emer- son, and Doug Eggath. Football Managers — First Row: Bill Gibson, Don Richards, and Mike Todd. Second Row: Jim Blaylock, Bill Thompson, and Bob Somers. Track Managers — First Row: Don Richards, and Lonnie ae Second Row: Bob Kersey, Homer Turner, and Mike odd. 222 Block R Society Officers for this year were Walt Richardson, Secretary; Don Lee, Treasurer; Don Richards, Vice President, and Coach Emery Phillips, Sponsor. Missing is Sam Works, President. First Row: Walt Richardson, Ed Bonds, Don Lee, Mike Todd, Eb Hunter, Herthal Harris, and Coach Emery Phillips, Sponsor. Second Row: David Melgoza, Augustine Ocequera, Bob Kersey, Richard Lethridge, Don Richards, and Bob Newsom. Third Row: Paul Hernandez, Ron Gallegos, Leonard McNeil, Homer Turner, and Neal Snook. nee feet Silver Trunk Winners — First Row: James Richard, Robert Hartfield, Jim Farris, Oscar Abram, Jim Carlisle, Richard Walker, and Claude Victory. Second Row: Dennis Parrker and Jack Hill. Third Row: Sam Ruloph, Ken Wheat, Bill Gagnon, Mike Sexon, Ralph Deleon, John Power, Mike Cordova, and Lee Timons. Decathlon Harvey Miles Basketball Relay — 17.6 224 Decathlon is a sports contest consisting of ten track and field events. All boys in P.E. must compete in all events, which are as follows: Shotput, Shuttle, 75 Yard Dash, Rope Climb, Pull- Ups, Baseball Accuracy, Basket- ball Relay, Football Throw, Standing Broadjump, and Run- ning Broadjump. The boys must qualify in nine out of ten de- cathlon events and have a 'C average or better to acquire silver and gold trunks. The ten individual pictures of the boys on these two pages are the boys who scored the highest in these ten events. Louis Sims Standing Broadjump Ken Hoover Baseball Throw — 19 + s soo ” +s Doug McGee Rope Clim — 2.3 seconds Earl Warren Dash — 8.2 Robert Hartfield Broadjump — 19' 8 ' James Morrison Chin-ups — 36 James Richard Walter Lee Sam Works Football throw — 58 Yds. Shuttle — 46.0 Shot put — 57° 2 Gold Trunk Winners — Jim Reynolds, Roger (Taco) Martinez, Louis Sims, Ronnie Johnson, Rene Rivera, and Bob Fuller. Varsity Swimming Le a Bill Selzer, Leroy Coates, Les Hathaway, James Meissner, and Bill Auer enjoy a rest after practice. Hurey Clark, Ed Bonds, and Bill Auer complete div- ing competition and wait for results. Les Hathaway, Bill Young, and Curtis Schrader practice starting be- fore competition begins. The moment the team's been waiting for — the “dunking of the Coach. The camera catches the team in a playfv moment. Herb Dean displays starting form to John Kassel, James Meissner, and Leroy Coates. David Creed, Don Lee, John Kassel, Randolph Proctor, and Herb Dean relax after brisk swim. Jim Meissner, Mike Ferber, Norman Porter, and Curtis Schrader cheer teammate on in meet. V- nking’ slayful SWIMMING TEAM — First Row: Bill Gibson, Ed Bonds, Bill Auer, Leroy Coates, James Meissner, David Creed, and Hurey Clark. Second Row: Mike Ferber, Bill Young, Bill Selzer, Curtis Schrader, John Kassel, and Les Hathaway. Third Row: Glenn Himberg, Johnny Blankenship, Herb Dean, Don Lee, Bob Hague, Norman Porter, Bob McMinimy, Randolph Proctor, and Coach Emery Phillips. Dan Rudd and Wayne Miller begin practice with a 'Splash.' | B Squad — First Row: Felix Martinez, Mike Childs, Ray Dicions, Allan Scott, and Wayne Miller. Second Row: Dan Rudd, Dan Adams, Jim Van Meter, Cliff Crawford, and Brad Moyer. Third Row: James Maier, Jim Beavers, Gary Kirschman, Reubin Hornbeak, Bob Ellis, Mike Sexon, Keith Scott, and Al Redick. “B” Swimming a Jim Riley displays technique ! ne to understudys, Ps | First Row: James Maier, and Jim Van Meter. Sec. ond Row: Dan Rudd, and Jim Gibson. Relaxing after strenuous diving practice are Bob Ellis, Reubin Hornbeak, Mike Childs, and Jim Riley. Tom Moore, Bob Ellis, Phil Frank, Jim Van Meter, Cliff Crawford, Felix Martinez, Allan Scott, Dan Adams, and Dan Rudd become playful after practice Bob Hague, James Moore, and Jim Beavers become camera shy. hag ‘ at Mike Childs, James Maier, Mike Sexon, Al Redick, and Reubin Hornbeak wait anxiously for setoff. See ee ee si ibe Be ES Junior Team — First Row: Shirley Gibson, Penny Martin, Leslie Weber, and Hazel Beck. Second Row: Jerri Bell, Eileen Williams, Earlene Harris, Marian Stephens, Cos- tella Sloan, and Verdell Little. The Juniors defeated the Sophomores in the first game and then played the Seniors, who became the Tournament Champions. EN RE SE A a z5F8 Miss Marie Myers, Faculty yell leader, leads her teachers in a fight cheer. Student Senior Team — First Row: Ernie Williams, Alice Bostic, Shirley Tillmon, and Erma Server. Second Row: Joan Huff, Kathy Pruett, Joann Fisher, Sheri Breaux, and Cheryl Layton. The Seniors defeated the Juniors and then went on to completely defeat the Faculty team. e Lora Carter sets one UP Shirley Harris slams one over, while Penny Martin watches. Sophomore Team — First Row: Ella Silva, Barbara Ingram, Sandy Calloway, and Belita Richardson. Second Row: Carol Ellis, Lora Carter, Rosiland Klvever, and Barbara Hayes. Faculty Volleyball Tournament for the front row. Faculty Team — First Row: Mrs. Betty Wessenberg, Miss Betty Wyland, Mrs. Claire Shaw, Mrs. Irene Nishimura, and Miss Margaret Jesseph. Second Row: Mrs. Alice Clark, Mrs. Beverly Fulks, ches. Mrs. Roberta Smith, Mrs. Danielle Hanson, Miss Kathleen McCarthy, Miss Helen McDonald, Mrs. Patricia Deacon, and Miss Marie Myers, Yell Leader. JOHNNIE FOSTER G.A.A. Fall President ALICE BOSTIC G.A.A., Fall Social Chairman i Yom OLLIE BUGGS Winged R Fall Secretary 232 Girls’ Athletic JOAN HUFF G.A.A. Fall Secretary and Spring Vice-President KATHIE PRUETT G.A.A. Fall Vice-President MISS MARGARET JESSEPH G.A.A. Sponsor Winged R — First Row: Marilyn Terrell, Jesse Cosby, Lynn Troutman, Brenda Sapp, Hedy Bliecher, and Mary Carter. Second Row: Sharon Breaux, Yvonne Daniels, Lennie Green, Joan ERNIE WILLIAMS Winged R Fall President and G.A.A. Fall General Sports Manager MATTIE WILLIAMS Winged R Fall Vice-President Huf: Row inso Serv Association ERNIE WILLIAMS KATHIE PRUETT Spring G.A.A. Social Chairman Spring G.A.A, and Winged R President MRS. PAT DEACON G.A.A. Sponsor . Ih MRS. CLAIRE SHAW i Winged R Sponsor LENNIE GREEN Spring G.A.A. Secretary Huff, Norma Mason, and Oillie Buggs. Third Row: Kathie Pruett, Barbara Williams, Pearl Rob- inson, Sue Diller, Dorothy Sagen, and Erma Server. LINDA HAYFORD y Spring G.A.A. General ALVA SAUNDERS Sports Manager Spring Winged R Vice-President MARILYN TERRELL Winged R Spring Secretary 233 Instructors — Debbie Wolfe, Diane Swerdfeger, Vivian Sims, Martha Bell, Anna Spangler, Joan Huff, Candy Grant, Janice Long, Thayne Rich, Cheryl Silva, Paula Benko, and Madalena Del Signore. Miss Betty Wyland, sponsor, talks with her instructors on their teaching. In- structors are Vivian Sims, Diane Swerdfeger, Debbie Wolfe, Thayne Rich, Mada- lena Del Signore, and Cheryl Silva. Seated: Joan Huff. TOs 2T Spain Diana Riley, Manager; Miss Betty Wyland, Sponsor; Gayle Barnett and Cheryl Silva instruct Marilyn Echavia in = diving 4 and Paula Benko, Assistant Manager, talk over swim- proper diving form. ming problems. wo a One of the members of the class learns Thayne Rich, instructor for synchronized Pa br se swimming, does a ballet leg. _ _ � g Diane Swerdfeger helps Barbara Kirth with her diving from the board. PML. JUIVWLM Intermediate and Advanced Swimming — First Row: Susan Ridella, Linda Coombs, Marilyn Echavia, Barbara Kirth, Daisy Meadows, Kathy Dato, and Doris Hanlon. Second Row: Judy Mapp, Lorna Riley, Jane Honey, Gayle Barnett, Carol Cornell, Maureen Thompson, Carol Batchelder, Gloria Gershewski, and Verna Fuller. Third Row: Donna Jones, Karen Boyd, Betty Jackson, Lennie Green, Jessie Cosby, Arlean Coate, Deanna Souza, Jeris Snider, Diana Riley, Linda Tipton, and Juanita Bish. Beginners — First Row: Barb Moore, Kathryn Lee, Mary Bel- cher, Belita Richardson, Kathy Williams, Lena Richardson, Judy Hoyes, Libby Gale, and Helen Praedels. Second Row: Diane Braden. Third Row: Betty Sanso, Coy McCougal, Jessie Peet, Hedy Bleicher, Carolyn Sue Jones, Judy Baker, Jeni Putni, Mary Jones, Lynn McWhood, Pat Bettencourt, and Twila Jarvis. ue First Row: Darleen Bell, Della Toms, Mary Alice Hill, Mary Ann Sanford, Loretta Peres, and Ann Pedersen. Second Row: Karyn Stimpson, Joellen Davis, Dianna Riley, Dorothy Sagen, Ingrid Routt, and Meredith Chambers. Third Row: Jack Hill, Paula Yearwood, Julie Zampa, Dana Bichler, Nikki Richmond, Claudia Rick- ards, Zana McCarty, Marilyn Laughlin, Carole Jerner, Bob Johnson, Joe Rodrigues, and Mrs. Claire Shaw, sponsor. Boe tS Joe Rodrigues and Karyn Stimpson complete th E score Shock x se eee sey Julie Zampa picks up a spare. First Row: Lona Ketchum, Susan Cornell, Kathy Harden, Darlene McKenney, Carol Jorgensen, and Rachel Ressler. Second Row: Roberta Castro, JoAnn Tonti, Darlene Hand, Paula Mogannam, Lillian Richardson, Martha Teixeira, Anna Spangler, and Carolyn Lavin. Third Row: Mike Mitchell, John Jagard, Linda Wheatley, Violet Santos, Jan Long, Joan Miller, Gerry Lewis, Mike Stuart, Margaret Somogyi Seen ese e een a ES Mrs fou Bowling Jan Long and Joann Tonti, manager, keep score. Mrs. Claire Shaw, sponsor, helps Mary Alvarez with the four step delivery. | EG ES CEES CE BREE OAS CRRA RE 8S RE J ta cee eiaindaenonannennnnieanannmnimaaaal ‘Se am | First Row: Karen Beale, Barbara, Ruiz, Brenda Sapp, Lynn Trout- man, and Tina Nordgren. Sec- ond Row: Jenifer Putney, Ingrid Routt, Janet Dietrick, Trini Gon- zales, and Linda Tedder. Third Row: Janice Schrader, Dorthy Martin, Bluette Schumann, Con- nie Woolslayer, Barbara Bier, and Marlene Bier. 237 Fencing - nee wae 0 First Row: Emma Letheridge, Ernie Williams, Martha Cook, Sandy Young, Barbara Moore, and Belita Richardson. Second Row: Susan Ridella, Twillah Jarvis, Martha Ball, Yvonne Daniels, Barbara Ingram, Lillian Blackmon, and i‘ Joan Huff. Third Row: Kathie Pruett, Sue Diller, Harriet Dent, Linda Hayford, Laura Washington, Gwen Holland, and Barbara Louis. Emma Letheridge, Assistant Manager; Miss Mar- garet Jesseph, Sponsor, and Laura Washington, Manager, demonstrate fencing form. Fencers build their skill by practicing. 238 First Row: Pauline Yearwood, Mary Ann Bery, JoAnn Tonti, Jean Thomas, Johnnie Clemons, and Carol Holiman. Second Row: Mrs. Alice Clark, sponsor; Pauline Caoile, Gerry Lewis, Anita Lowen, Deann Fyock, Karen Satchwell, Barbara Louis, and Ollie Buggs. ' e Tennis ; 2 Karen Satchwell (third t from left) spins a rac- quet to determine side . or service, as Deanna Amezquita, Mary Ann Berry, and Pauline Ca- ¢- i oile look on. pe Anita Lowen, Manager, and Mrs. Alice Clark, Sponsor, are seen talking tennis. Joellen Davis and ‘ Diana Beesley demonstrate the right and the wrong way to be ready on the court. | hina te eee % a 4 Jerris Snider and Carole Kirk forms are in good shape. Hedy Bleicher instructs Patsy Bettencourt in the correct way in which to remove an arrow. Archery = ORS: “7 Joyce Fortson and Faye Kidd are having a dispute over the ''bulls-eye. ’ ne nem AA 4 om — sca eae te OL ALLE a eee | ep = o iz ? et om orem PX ws Miss Helen McDonald hh 4 ‘ . ee : Sponsor FX yy Sen First Row: Johnnie Clemons, Hedy Bleicher, Carole Kirk, Jerris Snider, and Esther Delgado. Second Row: Faye Kidd, Judy Hoyes, Patsy Bettencourt, Virginia Uribe, Joyce Fortson, and Virginia Golston. 240 First Row: Twillah Jarvis, Rosiland Kluever, Linda Hayford, Barbara Moore, Wanda Ainsworth, Lora Carter, and Gwen Holland. Second Row: Miss Margaret Jesseph, Lennie Green, Martha Bell, Barbara Louis, Diane Braden, Karyn Stimp- son, Lynn McWhood, Ernie Williams, Kathie Pruett, and Joan Huff. Third Row: Joyce Holiman, Jessie Cosby, Emma Lethridge, Laura Washington, Gail Barnett, Sue Diller, Joanne Tonti, Gloria Gerszewski, and Gerry Lewis. Sue Diller prepares to return ball down field. Lennie Green, Manager, and Laura Washington bully for the ball as Miss Margaret Jesseph looks on. These girls are ready for action. 241 XC First Row: Twillah Javis, Susana Ramirez, Johnnie Clemons, Carol Hollmon, Rita Ramirez, Barbara Moore, Emma Letheridge, Joyce Hollman, Vicky Green, Joyce Fortson, Betty Russell, Sandy Calloway and Betty Green. Second Row: Jane Tiger, Gerry Lewis, JoAnn Tonti, Otherine Nelson, Susan Ridella, Thayne Rich, Ernie Williams, Pearl Robinson, Gayle Barrnett, Jackie Mudrow, Karen Stemson, Carol Bacholler, Martha Bell, Belita Richardson, Gloria Gershewski, Ann Terrell, Virginia Goldston, Jean Thomas, Helen Russell, Betty Ingram, Faye Kidd, Jessie Cosby, and Mrs. Pat Deacon. Third Row: Kathleen Pruett, Ann Splanger, Candy Grant, Cheryl Silva, Maggie Checketts, Joan Huff, Lora Carter, Lennie Green, Linda Hayford, Doratha Chase, Gwen Holland, Gloria Nash, Cloristene Phillips, Harriet Dent and Barbara Louis. Volleyball ls it over the net, Gloria? ager, inspect the ball. Don't miss that ball, Candy. Will it go over, Joan Huff? You missed the ball, Gloria. Come on, girls, play that ball. : : 2 = ee Basketball Sue Ridella and Betty Russell try to block the ball from going out of bounds. Last minute instructions are given to Sandy Colla- way, Manager, and Belita Richardson, Assistant Manager, by Miss Helen McDonald, Advisor. ogee a Good on defense, Sandy Collaway stops the for- ward drive of the ball. First Row: Joyce Holiman, Barbara Moore, Lura Washington, Geri Williams, and Pat Bettencourt. Second Row: Carol Holeman, Emma Lethridge, Yvonne Daniels, Twilah Javis, Sue Diller, and Sue Ridella. Third Row: Sandra Young, ete Blackman, Lennie Green, Harriet Dent, Linda Hayford, and Martha : Bell. 'ae Front Row: Kathleen Pruett, Belita Richardson, Jessie Cosby, Barbara Ingram, Leslie Weber, and Ernie Williams. Second Row: Johnnie Clemons, Barbara Crawford, Martha Cooks, Gwen Holland, Maggie Checketts, Gayle Barnett, and Sheryl Byrd. Third Row: Helen Russell, JoAnn Conwright, Beverly Daniels, Doretha Chase, Thayne Rich, Cheryl Silva, and Sandy Collaway. Ernie Williams makes a spectacular catch in front of Doretha Chase. The jump ball between Betty Russell and Sue Ridella is watched carefully by Miss Helen MacDonald, Advisor. 245 P.E. Classes 5 Sean tu Croquet is one of the games played in modified P.E. Joyce Baldwin looks on while Beverley Monohan tries to hit the birdie. Showing their ability to dance with balls are Ernestine Williams, Cheryl Layton Sandy Bitle, Joan Huff, and Judy Benko sa ra 5 ar: Rebecca Pappas starts to serve the birdie in badminton, while Kay Bertholf, Beverly Monohan, and Joyce Bald- win anxiously wait. Mrs. Alice Clark's fifth and sixth period class seems to be having fun while they dance. These girls are having fun dancing to Grommelvalsen. oo ea ee : eS ae These girls who are in modified P.E. enjoy a game of Croquet. In Action Jumping rope are Miss Betty Wyland's first period gym class. Surveying the field, the girls get ready to hit the ball in Croquet. Placing their discs are Dorothy Meldrum, Carmen Sandoval, Carol Oldaker , and Pat Tinsley. Libby Page is ready for the volley. Leader Sandy Bitle is seen helping a Sophomore in a charity shot. ' Leaders are a big help to instructors when it comes to refereeing. Kathleen Pruett is ready to spike the ball home. LEADERS — First Row: Sandy Painter, Miss | 1 Second Row: Chery! Layton, Shirley Tillmon, Alic Marilyn Terrell, and Barbara Williams. Third Rov JoAnn Fisher, Virginia Robinson, Kathleen Pru = - Betty Wyland, Instructors, and Ernie Williams. Alice Bostic, Erma Server, Sharon Breaux, Row: Barbara Clark, Judy Benko, Libby Page, Pruett, and Virginia Nichols. Joan Huff keeps her eye on the ball. Softball is another sport where the leaders help the Sophomores. TICERS Hungry Tigers Come on, you Hungry Tiger, Fight! Fight! Fight! Let's have that goal, you Tigers, Fight! Fight! Fight! See those Tigers breaking through After goals, they'll get them, too; Fighting for U.O.P., they're after victory. Then Hail, O Hail, the Orange and the Black, See those banners gleam. We'll shout their fame, for they'll win the g ame, They're a fighting Tiger team. pane ee an ouamadinetaecd . 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Oil can Sierra 61 Graduates Bob Dean Chuck Moffett | President Vice-President David Jones Jim Meissner Rich Walker Charles Forehand Gambrels Jim Meissner President Rich Walker Treasurer Bill Auer Ed Traverso Charter President Social Chairman Joe Baca Dave Tweedie Truman Gandolf John Power 61 Graduates Ed Lawrence Vice-President Don Davis Secretary Mike Todd Bill Young Spring President Sergeant-at-Arms NJ) a 6V Elmer Stephens Jim Hoeffer Dean Owens ; pe fi é is é Keith Siebert Robert Dodge Les Hathaway Kona Kati ‘61 Graduates Marlene Bier Sharon Tavis Glenda Wallace President Corr. Secretary Treasurer Betty Sylvester Karen Stryker Joy Anderson Joanne Einhorn ‘Where Your Bucks Go Farther ”’ Horizon ‘61 Graduates SAN PABLO AUTO MOVIE CONGRATULATES AND EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO '61 GRADUATES Karen Satchwell Jane Scherich Glenda Wallace ALWAYS THE FAVORITE SHOW PLACE Bay Area’s Greatest Show Value 5140 RIVERSIDE DR. BE-3-4300 Del Zeta 61 Graduates Carolyn Johnson Betty Fortson Johnnie Foster President Janice Hornbeak Yvonne Daniels JoAnn Fisher Ernestine Williams Ethel Campbell Theresa Dixon Barbara McConnor Phil Hannah Tom Brenner Secretary-Treasurer Past President Leroy Coate ae Pie Tracy Livingston Dix McSween Rich Flores Tom Pearson Xaviers Graduates Joe Kosich President Ron Scott Mike Brown Past President Mike Radke Rodger Hines Bill Gagnon Larry Stephen Joe Alves Jim Causey George Cariglio 263 Chi Beta 61 Graduates Lillian Jacobson Marilyn Davis Barbara Ciucci ‘ Spring President, Fall President, Spring and Fall Treasurer Fall Vice-President Spring Vice-President Judy Benko Sandy Bitle Connie Royce Sue King JoAnn Essex Jane Funston Rita Kiser 264 Amicitia oO — wamabecounagad Beverly Monahan Marlene Anderson Spring President Fall President Jean Bartling Alice Joyce Marilyn Popke Juniors: Pauline Caoile { Sophomores: vee Martin Helen Cox i Taylor ; Donna Shelton fps ee ean e Vivian Monahan Betty Ballard Marvis Anderson Janetta McWalkers . Buenafe Jo 265 Kathy Lenning Vice-President Pat Blom Sergeant-at-Arms Eloise Crites Renee Stevenson President Tegra Lo ‘61 Graduates Beverly Brakstad Gloria Rivas Chaplain Publicity Elvira Ramirez Vivian Planchon Julie Zampa Treasurer Donna Augustine Social Chairman Barbara Rhynes : John Power - President Pete Rusher Cliff Greenwood Vice-President Bob Montoya Jim Hoeffer Roger Martinez Harold Littlejohn Bob Baroni. Tage Kristensen Foreign Exchange Student Norman Porter = Mark Fowler Marquels Dean Owens Fall President, Spring Treasurer Pete Rusher Fall Sergeant-at-Arms 86 Randy Proctor Fall Treasurer Beil ae) Bob Bellah David Meisser Ken Wendell Fall Secretary Larry Hendrix Dave Christenson eo 4 61 Graduates David Jones Spring President, Fall Vice-President Fuzz Carpenter Spring Sergeant-at-Arms Chuck Moffet John Caudle ¥ Curtis Schrader Spring Vice-President Spring Secretary Pete Hutton Larry Moe Johnnie Martin Verle Craven Gerry Schneider Pst Gamma ‘61 Graduates Cheryl Layton Fall Chaplain Vivian Sims Fall Vice-President Dianne Dias Fall and Spring President Cindy Stapp Joan Huff Fall Treasurer Cathie Murphy Spring Vice-President Barbara Yost Sandy Painter Jeanne Ledbetter 270 Donna Augustine Vivian Planchon Treasurer Secretary Vernon Pyeatt Vice-President De Avedons Dianne Kelleghan Sergeant-at-Arms Madge McGhee Publicity Ron Milde President Officers Beverly Brakstad Eloise Crites Corresponding Secretary Chaplain _ , Karen Costa Johnny Avelos Historian Chaplain Doug Stewart Sergeant-at-Arms 271 Ross Dickenson Cindy Stapp Senior Diane Swerdfeger A Barbara Rhynes Lennie Ehler Jeff Butler Kent Miner Diane Quintard Tim Hicks Jane Allen Judy Symanski a | F Elveria Ramirez Avedons Roman Yriarte ee Kenny Travels Roger Martinez Coed Club Karon Gann Pat Blom Sue Kavorkian Hal Littlejohn Terry Knapp Donna Bridges ; a Barbara Burmester De La Prese ‘61 Graduates Carolyn Johnson Cynthia Simmons Annie Terrell President Vice-President Secretary Gloria Nash Loretta Christen Sue Dilliehunt Mary Belcher Assistant Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer Social Affairs Shirley Webster L Social Affairs ee Margie Williams Lonnie Camp Thresser Pennington 274 Les Amies ‘61 Graduates Dorothy Lawson President Eugenia Miller Helen Felder Theresa Dixon Mary Lou Carter Erma Server Social Chairman Virginia Robinson Secretary Ollie M. Buggs Yvonne Daniels Not pictured: Norma Mason Mattie Williams Vice-President Janice Hornbeak Lorinda Jensen Fall President Marjo Donaghey Donna Bridges Spring Vice-President Sue Pierce Eileen Lucas Penny Cerenak n — 276 Barbara Burmester Lynn Troutman Cindy Stapp 2 Worthy Associate Advisor Past Worthy Advisor Tina Nordgren San Pablo Rainbow Barbara Ciucci 61 Graduates Doris Hanlon Mike Todd Phyllis Gann Rainbow Beau Joan Miller Francine Stolberg Donna Niskern Sherri Breaux Gloria Rivas Barbara Stober Vice-President President Publicity and Chaplain Lycee Amies ‘61 Graduates Janell Allen Wilma Underwood Brenda Brooks nai Bertha Banuelos Publicity Marguerite Rains Treasurer NK-oba Karon Gann Fall President Jan Haase Spring President Donna Coble Spring Vice-President e @. Joyce Kilgore Spring Social Chairman JoAnn Essex Debbie Wolfe 61 Graduates Barbara Ciucci Fall Vice-President Deanna Solmonson Libby Page ARBBALL ITY Hilti BEELER } i233 Acknowledgments TUCKER PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHY, San Jose UNIVERSAL BOOKBINDERS, Los Angeles THE RICHMOND INDEPENDENT — Sports Negatives Mr. J. J. MeMillian — Heads Miss Dorothy Madison — Literary Advice Miss Roberta Simmons — Art Supervision Marion Stephens — Junior Photographer Bob Walker — Photography Fran Sullivan — Caption Writing 288 BI P } 5 | | | ; | a 5 ee ; ¢ For Reference Not to be taken from this room RIC WMC on Hil hit i | i{| WAN ii) hi il Ail HH 00685 Wh