Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

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' ' ' 0 'QA ,, V' v A 1, M ,X , , A 'I 41 ,MO Y A xv 4 7- 'fL',.f Ar11,. tw..- - ' .J MISSION 71 is brought to you by . . . Q EDITOR ............. ..... L OIS BRADLEY BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . . KAREN THOMPSON Jack and J ills of all trades. . . ELAINE THOMPSON TJ ISKA VAN WYK YVONNE DeHOOG DEBBIE HOLLEY JOE WILLIAMS , .Q ,. ,x,Q ,11u,,,,qwvpxx? x 0 f ' Q Q5 0 V5 0' E? 0 gr .Q , jllllf SL IORS 6 'Z X Underclassmen A6157 me 27 . I if A F i ? l M.. l J 'W' .Sx, QI ,ll s 7 '., V1 if Q W, Xgvws Page 5q 6' if ADMINISTRHTMJ , 1' '- A af Q 4 1 flu 'E illfll if f f T , 2 N' 3 1' I A 3 M ' 5 N., ,Lax . , Q l , X O o ' ,, 9 v, o I 4 l v I . X . 0 X Q , I mi ' , X w x K , Q' 'O E nr AX 4 N -ea rg I C? v Sl A siiifgi f. ?4fg',7f?jfifffif A 2321 4 il .'22E,-t 4'a5'.,q bf f'3 ,kr fin?-EQTZ I QQ: lllllml L X532-Ng., . tijvgzvz cQ3x.'SJ 'ZEf?:.:35. . , ' 1 :fp -A-,iff ' x JL, Q , 53 K 4 I CXZLQ . E 1 21 iff' it L 4 lr 4 I i A IL- y . .X ' x f Ekglz , gif? X M N v v ,M udenlr Q27 Govemmenfsf 'PP1GElO3 P836 W ll lflfl W F- ,Q iliklmi 3 xxr '30 TABLE j AQTfvmEs PAGE 75 CONTENTS kay J' 0:59 ELCOME TO OUR ORLD That far land we dream about, where every man is his own architect. Browning 99 llltla fifty L Never Never Land is a region of the mind. It is that part of your mind that retains all your most foolish and frivolous dreams that have formulated. The part of you that never grows up--but rc- mains gay, innocent and heartless. All Never Never Lands vary. One could be all wrapped up in your first star, or wild grass, stmshine and barefoot children or just being able to do one thing better than anyone else. Of all the delectable islands the Never Land is the snuggest and most compactg not large and sprawly, you know, with tedious distances between one adventure and another, but nicely crammed. High School is like a Never Never Land in reality, It is where dreams can be realized and though about. Your last chance to be young---and get away with it, Where you can be anything you like be- fore life forces you to take a particular path, When you leave, suddenly responsibility sweeps you up and you alone must face the world-- you'll look back and wonder how you could ever have done all those gay, innocent, heartless ad- ventures. . . but wasn't it fun, , , in Never Never Land, The staff, therefore, would like you to keep all of this in mind as you pass through these pages, who knows, we might meet on some magic shore. Q. A L- H L LLUJAHM l X f y wig: J X x N67 J 5 x 5 x 7 f fy l- SENIORS 7 Sax , CAROL BALSBAUGH LAUREN BARTELS Nothing is so contagious as The only thingl want to get out her enthusiasm. of school is myself, FRANK BEELER KAREN BLOM He ever loves a joke. Wise to resolve, and patient to perform, JIM BODESON FRANK BORGES TED BOUMA Did nothing in particular and I have built me a monument did it very well! more lasting than bronze, 5 urulss .719 Always studying figures. DEAN BOEHLER Handsome is as handsome does. -on-'li .Rf BOB BOUWMAN LOIS BRADLEY Men of few words are the best There was never a saint with men, red hair. 11,90- ANN BROBERG JERI BROWN PHYLLIS BRUNS TERRY BUNNE LL If you cun't find something to It is impossible to know her Her fair exterior is a. silent Ah, . . but um I not Romeo? laugh about, giggle. and then forget her, recommendation, HEIDI BURRI We could always count on her for a different view. NANCY BYNUM Love, and a cough, cannot be hid. GEORGE CATRAMIS SANDY CHINCHIOLO JEANNE CONIGLIO CANDY COOK I am not Ll politician, and Mingle your joys sometimes With affection beaming in one Full of sweet indifference, ' my other habits are good, with your earnest occupation. eye, and calculation shining out of the other, wi 'WN if l CATHY COOK GARY COVER WILL COWART CHERYL DAVIS She speakest wiser than she Smile with intent to do mis- Where the re's a. 'will' there's What came first, the Main is aware of, chief, a way! Street drag or Cheryl. DEBBIE DeHOOG I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy. YVONNE DeHOOG In her quietness there is charm. DAVE DENTLER BUD DENTON CAROL DUE SARAH DUE ' He is the hiuiter, woman is Underneath it all, he's really The actual truth about her is I've taken my fum where I've his game. soft -hearted, unknown. found it. l n 1 ea l I ART EASTBURG CYNTHIA EISENGA GENE ENDICOTT LORNA ENERO Remember that time is She has the look of an angel, . . I have laid aside business, and Her beautiful apparel proclaims money, but look longer, gone a-fishing, the women, DEBBIE ERWINE Content to follow when we lead the way. 'TD' JAN FEICHTMEIR I've found my friends because I am One. II JOAN FIELDS DENISE HARDER FLORENCE I-IEETEBRY CONNIE IIOBBS If eyes were made for seeing, I praise loudlyg I blame softly. Flirtation: attention with She set out to do something then Beauty is its own excuse intention, and did it very well. for being. I DEBBIE HOLLEY GARY INDERMUEHLE PAM JACOBSEN ROXANNE JEROME Little friends may prove How jolly and easy is his mind. She always let us know exactly I hate to sec things complicated great friends. where we stood. . . . that's why I keep school and study completely apart, SUE JOHNSTON Her laugh compels us to laugh. ANNE KINCAID W YY Her cheerful look enlightens our day. KURT LANGE ALBIN LEVIN JANET MACHADO MARLENE MACHADO He has wit, words and I was gratified to be able to So much to do, so little done. School is u good thing but doi1't worth. answer promptly, and I did, rlm 21 g00d thing tO d6L1I2l1. I said I didn't know. l I 7 BETTY MATTOS DEBBIE MAUPINS STEVE MCCLANAHAN SAM MOHLER v'HapDim,SS is yvuntillg what Women are Women's natural I grow old learning something Actions speak louder than you get. H ally. new every day, words, KAREN NOACK Generally speaking, shels generally spealdng, NANCY N UNES Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. DAWN PALMA Y MESA LINDA PATTERSON RODNEY REGNERUS HANK RIEMISRSMA Stadiums to please, yet not and a face like a blessing, I am not ashamed to confess Write me as one who loves ashamed to fail, that I am ignorant of what I do his fellow men, not know. MARSHA ROSE GAIL SAND ARVIN SCHAAPMAN HARVEY SCHAAPMAN Gentlemen don't always I do not mind lying, butl hate The way out of trouble is never What he lacks in height he prefer blondes. inaccuracy, as easy as the way in. makes up for in personality, NE TA SCHEERIN GA A vast expenditure of human voice. HERB SHARP The man that blushes is not quite 11 brute, KATHY SILVA BOB SMART MIKE SMITH NANCY SMITH Our greatest delight is A big book is at big nuisance. His smile is worth our while. There is good in everyone to her sincerity, her, 5 E 5 , 5 x s DARLENE SPURGIN SUE THEIMANN KAREN THOMPSON ELAINE THOMPSON Anything for a quiet life, The eyes, those silent tongues She has a way of making ThzLt's the nature of women, of love, everyone feel at home, , , ,not to love when we love foes. GALE VANDER SHUUR JERRY VANDER WAL 1t's nice to be natural when Genius is nothing but a great you're naturally nice. aptitude for patience. DEBBIE TORNE LL Friendly counsel cuts off many but you ean't tell him much. them, and to love when we love them not. JON VAN KLOMPENBURG You can always tell a Ripon man, - , .- .Q .... W., JOE VAN DUYN JOHN VAN DYK He took everything in his He was never less at leisure stride, which made him a than when at leisure. better man. GERALD VAN ELDEREN As good natured a soul as one will find. 4 all I 5, i 52? I 2 Q e sg 3 if algi id' 'E if ,iii s S 4 ' fig X W . 1 s V A 'Q ,L mg X ,E ,, gf 's ALLYN VAN SLYKE PETE VAN WEIR TJISKA VAN WYK Everything is sweetened by A man must have his faults, Ah, you flavor everythin , E risk. PAUL VERDEGAAL Genius is FZ, inspiration and 9923 perspiration. ,wi CATHY VIE LMA What Wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. you are the vanilla of society. ' LINDA VIERIA IRENE VISSER SHEILA WALLSTROM DAN WALTERS Her kindness gives birth Her imagination is the eye of I work at trying to get out of I think, therefore I am. to kindness. her soul. as much work as possible. JJ I LJ ,J-sl WIENTZ N154 JOE WILLIAMS JACIGE YAMADA l lc sense now and then He's sudden lf a th mes Her patience is the best 1 b ' trouble. NOT PIC RED: Ron Nichols Randy Silagi THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1 971 MOTTO: WE'VE ONLY J UST BEGUN. COLORS: ROYAL PURPLE AND LAVENDER FLOWER: ROSE DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS: ORIGINALITY RESOURCEFULNESS HUMOR ADVISORS: MISS STARRING MR. LAIRD MR. VEURINK BACCALAUREATE: JUNE , 1971 GRADUATION:JUNE ,1971 It took years of gr ing, hours of 1 ng, and much haring, relating, and experiencing to develop each charac- teristic that makes each SENIOR the individual that he is .... But all of us must start out somewhere, and great moments t rn with a gla t the past! , E 21 ,Q g ,Z , M ' f .fl , 'ii' 'tgyf ,Vt f sfw, , , . W x 3,3 4 g5g. ' , 1. , s, 1 K xx 9, wi , , ' f'Pff 4 V ' ' W MF ,A I ff as if M ' 4 A K 1 :ffl may V : ,-2 1 F 15s5s, t'4ee34es:f? W , 7- f ,JX, X 'EJ A ,,, 51.3, 1 .-.f.......f. M, - S4 ESM' 'Wav' ,tug Aww 7,7 , fl V V V V . ll V V 4 0. A .L ' Z? A-an fl Q fun '! ' 11. lf ,Q ' X -, gg 0 41 J ' QM ir 4 - . 1. J. Van Dyn 30. K. Thompson 2. . J. Bodeson 31. D. Tornell 3, H. Sharp 32. L. Bradley I 4. K. Lange 33. G. Sand 1 5. L. Bartels 34. G. Vander Schuur 6. J. Van Klompenburg 35. M. Machado 7. S. Due 36. G. Catramis 8. K. Cook 37. A. Van Slyke 9. J. Van Dyk 38. J. Brown 10. D. Holley 39. D. Palma-y-mesa 11. N. ,Scheeringa 40. G, Cover 12. P. Jacobsen 41. N. Bynum 13. S. Wallstrom 42. M. Weintz 14. A. Schaapman 43. S. Chinchilio V 15. H. Schaapman 44. P. Bruns . .-.. ' M-. . 16. H. Burri 45. H. Riemersma 17. M Smith 46. J. Yamada 18. K. Blom 47. C. Due 19. B. Denton 48. J. Coniglio 20. S. Theimen 49. D. De Hoog 21. E. Thompson 50. C. Vielma 22. J. Machado 51. L. Vieira 23. C. Balsbaugh 52. B. Mattos ww 24, A. Kincaid 53. B. Bowman 25. C. Heetebry 54. I. Visser 26.' F. Beeler 55. F. Heetebry 27. K. Noack 56. A. Broberg 28. C. Davis 57. D. Walters 29. S. McClanahan 58. A. Eastburg J 3 2 A M I lll, wa, 4 41 . 1 7 4' F.: . . V I ii'o , 1 ' lj . . -. fffijflf-11 3 'Q -'.' .2'z'f'Zf'f 1- A Q 2 . M 1 A 3 55.-Se' I . . ' 79 7-'f-'ff' f. ivw ,f ' fi e 1 1f.r 7' in :lxv ' Q' T, :V 5' V .h I 7 .f Y LX' A ' 4 W K is VHSV4 Eli f. ..,, -Z 4 . K K Q U 5 ix, 4:1135 . ', -Wm X! ' ,f ' N... 1--'X 1 ?' 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L Y Dashing Conve rs ationalists Sprightly 'Il I know she's a freshman, but doesn't she know what MEN Hey Jan. . . does Miss Hortin know you're spells ? working this hard? Life on Campus Yvonne, ifi ever needed advice, I need it W., Trifles make the sum of life , 'w.,wWW, Ki,i W isiii to Is this the work of Coach, 'Get that kid a hair bar1d! ' 22 Oh Dave! The Spirit of '71, 91 -.xi Let it all hang out! 0, , W2 Gossips of the round table. S520 indians V ll'iEEi3l33 my Freshmen have got the Spirit. The universal subject of WOMEN, 23 Are these guys actually working? J Ah, what have you got to complain about? 'Wi al -vw-sw. W Grin and bear it! 24 Seniors ! serious ? ! V' On their way, Hey, where is the driver going to sit?' l.Ls.Ai:. f Get them while ya can guys. . . they' re the future Homemakers. The work of Jan, Carol and Connie. tri : XX c .fi my it Q F l r X. 4' A 1 Enemy territory boys! N - is r its It's my back! I can't move! !! Oooooo. . .we could just love you to death, Miss Hortin fi' was .YE ggnv 5 SXSW si W' fthe 1- , x if M- 9 . f s Q 3 ueuue, i . . Watch It Scott. . . Kurt don t take kindly to men messin with his woman, il Momrnyu MOM algal an -Uwe. pvejiy books 'Whey ld us D Yana HOYYSC N1 ,,.y!'.! LQ 5 ' !!! X xi x-xx X rt 1 K , V , . v' 'Y 'I QOQ I W WF ,acmomn in:nVrnsn 133211 fi VME, BRA C -?'..,.,:Xe.Qlg.3 lx ea A QYA 1' Y I ' O V I : ' u- 1:51 . - 'Yu g UNDER LASSMEN . sl he-'A S N b ssbl yr - NQNXP ww MP L- i! Nwa9.. . WF' 1 is l 5-x f X ix g x f i 0 'V' s sais Jo Ann Atwell David Benn Charles Avants Alice Ayala Kathy Beeler Russell Bianchi Debbie Bodeson Diane Boehler ,,,,.1' I've never seen a JLmior that would turn her back on a Lucie Boufbeau Camera! Tom Buck JU IORS :SN - K W X. mi,-.fl i -S W N3 3 R X Q' A 5 L- R . life, Y . 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T if if, L T ig 1 l an Qlll Manuel Tavares Troy Taylor Steve Thiemann Nanci Travaille Barbara Travis Terry Travis ylv. R my s5'm,,,M l an fi f or ifu, l,a, ,fag v Avul I W S W '51 as ily, f fm, ,N . , fig, af?fg.f! L 1 Jim Timmerman Linda VanderSohuur i Y Q S, or is Lama: Agnes Vander Wal Robert Verdegaal X x ng Ii . if f 1 vb -f'.fww S' gig R W . l ff' s so S ---lm A A' x , fi 'lei F J Caught off guard. . . Debbie Vander Weide Laura Vieira - , . -f53s,lffflTi I i ill ,,..,,, . Q , Q. 1 riA, ' ai? 1555 ' R fe 1Rfrar.x?Qggggg :I-E: . L. ' sr E 5 153. fl if xi' is ' 1 ,,.. ., - Richard Wall X K 2 ' , fe- H. P 1 f r V I f:jW.Ar,, -F C:.i it-7' L Q Re::,e4l 2 ixgiif, , . ge 5731? isjgfzw' . - gggf.gAu. A V. Q QSM-3:,1:ifi s MW 3 ' -1 ww ,. : 1 wi W9'1 elif? . 43F ug .- . K-M ,: 1. . Qi Q iw . - . . ff.-lzsgisigsfiig 'A L H 5 , pw m V L , 3 S ' Y N N Elaine Van Wyk Durwin Van Veldhuizen x V 'ww Q., - Q . 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W 5 V 52 , t :Z 1 Q5 Q Q Wir 5 -- ,kr X I 4,52 , 4 V j f f gwegx '-',s gggyg ' . 1 , up i, , ' 2 1 Vi , Z X xl SY t Donna Dodd Bill Dykstra Cindy Fiske John Geurin Martin Harder 36 Jack Doornewaard Kerry Endicott Bob Franscella Debbie Grivette Martin Hildebrandt 4 ,, , i My M ' ,fi, X- ' MV -r f P ' 4 A A ,,ii 9.7, vi n V A . i A Q an-. 4' Z V 'fa S-Z ., 4 V v Q gf, 'S 3 x VL V fe--V, V- A 'qw 4 A , , Q t,,ii . , it l ,- Q V ff - iiife,'i'f?Zf?f I Q ' i, ' 5 5' Q 3+ A 1 ,523 ' 1 Y ,e Aga + 5 , Q 53,5 Y , sal: fl ,Xia gg Agri? 4 'V-V w Q, A W? f I lf? fd d his if I ',t, L, V ,, A H Darlene Doty Michael Fassler Brad Hannink Donald Holley W F W- g,,,,,,,, Robin .Douma Terry Indermuehle Hitchin' a ride. . . vw'-. X . El li Leave ya behind, Jack? Carol, the woman of many disguises. Qu.. , it Q-Q X 'lk k X E as 3. M . X si. may - f 2 .Q if i f Y. 5 1 ... R .2 ,:55?2 , -L .-mmgmacxm-m Qs N ve. X Q , WG sf . . .. T X ' if: Fifi A 1 , WV .L i 5 ' Q M Q' D 'F' ml X X :Q 5 I t ., sf i i . kr --X- we A Hey, get back in the M'i,qI'bi' game you weirdos! I fmfm A fw- N gif l ' 1- J.N':, - Riff - 'Qi ,- .x . S fi, L i I . D K M Q ' . 3 ' f K Y .5 . .--.' 1 A . if ' .gi f . 1 . W ..-kA YT -Q 3? : .,.s Si -A 'K ' f A L-,-L ,1 Lynda Jackson Diane Otten Kim Johnston Tony Lopez Sherri Montgomery Keith Overbey FEFN D 'Qw- Dan Lagier Ed Machado Deanna Marsman Patty Norton Larry Pa1myMesa Q73- X :Q -L N ,,. Mm. if X ,. - L - -.-. is . ei -. A ,-..: T ii ,gy i X 'N Q, 3 iz vis M LE X X QESXXQX if Q Xggx N X Linda Lopez John Mangelos Randy Mathews Dennis O'Nea1 David Parsons 37 'N 4 - K y . fi .- 9 -. S 5L?WfiiE N -NIKE: .. a a vm... Q . -. .HA 4535.1-A s - Q ' f 'f.W,Q.. .. . K,..ixg.i-Tai, M ' f ' .. lafbffifif.. :H . 6 3 figs f . s Nan ff . f fffgf X fr.. Q. e.-' 4? i 2 1.1: is K S ' QB. . . .Q . ha 1' XS vlllftl-Q 'uvsmuln 4 William Pine Mike Robinson Don Shipley Greg Silagi Tony Souza . 52 .313 A 2' 9913. I 5 N, ii.. ,-51? S39 ii' S 'vm .5 '.,2 Q - . . X- s 3 . ' 95538: . .et .55-v . I Www...-.N ' 3' .J ' .N 1 .A ' .E 55 i K X' s If YE S Q 4 x F J in M3338 3 S ,Q ,F 25 s X, L .. -M1 f,.ss'fsfsf1-ffiehl .. ii' K ' f 'W . Fifa .,-Q- H e. . W Barbra Pool Cliff Regello Maryette Schaapman Tom Schwartz Pat Shipley Sandy Smith Mike Smith Randy Sutton Jim Stevens . X gs m f rg. Hey Carol, you taking notes on what the sophomores are doing? , ii .--- :i ni-w-...MI Q M 5 K ' as K 1 gf: 3' X K ei ' NW, -it A .:.L, 5 r ' as , ' f it L K , +33 Chuck Ri vara Wayne Swier Karen Vieira Robert Tyhurst Connie Vander Sc huur Helen Visser fm! . ,I 9- X .gui ai GSE XG 'Va 1 ' i 3 if? rw R .,W' V 1-5 E ..,n i Vi,f an gs 5 ZV: ,A-1-PX 1- li :ia f 'X 7 V 3 W 1 6 C ,,k,. I 5. A f fllfi? , ,H ,Q , ., 4' V X 9 xl 31, 44 Q Diane Van Wyk Karen Veldhuizen Rick Wallenburg Valerie Weidert Pattie Weintz Ken Wild Carol Weststeyn Allyn Wood CAMERA SHY Tom Alexander Raymond Rodrigues . . Cris Jacobo Billie Valliero Would 3 pair of bmoculars help? Sam Picanso Gayle Van Veldhuizen Rose Williams 39 W, , E , fri 'gi 7 , f. V 'A 1 J 1' Q Af A V 'WW uf' K il 'ffl Mb , W , , . if so-5, IC --.,.,, Sgt'-Q-We-4. kzffxi. 1 A ,, 1 Q , -....,,--M.-os. sf? 5 :gm I Eifzi iv f ff f i my V Y M Vvvf X-- R:-'+-..,,,-.. A Margaret Ba Patti Bodeso Tim Bunnell Donna Anderson Alvin Avcvedo Ernie Beeler Debra Bitters P'1t Bouwman Rita Brown ii. QM, , - au. ' z ' ii, 'f2. i ri rf- rton n ds Ii, Z Steve Bynum Ernest Campbell Brenda Carey TODAY WE FINGER PAINT! ! ! ! David Carey Rex Burton Celia Carrick 40 F RESHME N- vis! M fi' N ,X fu.. I ,N ii.,,!d27qe I . . f' . ,X D r A A 1 ,xii , , 7 We Rf Q ii i Q ggi, A r Ak x Xa' W W ,gli B B B 3 . :,.lI,.a .jf-' . 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' is Q1 5 474 I I I David Costa Diane Costa Joyce Cover Keith Deathridge Susan Dedini Mike Denman Ed DeWee1'd James Elsholz Dennis Enos My I I , ,, V: .Mi lf ,f. ' JW , . f EN ' ,i f gk' J: ' if ,Q I it LW- g f ri A f l r .. W4 ' , 3 i , - . ' '15:,g, if . ,V .,,. 14 5.. V., . , , ,f 2 , ' , , f ,ff H'f 2qx,.- 45 '14 1 E Kris Feichtmeir Terry Fletcher Chris Fuentes John Gaffney Elda Garcia Martha Gavino No. . . it's too unbelievable. , . Coach smiling at someone who's sitting! I ! The school looks quiet, freshmen must still be locked up, I kim A f t a,.-,, y vw...N V, V 5 y .e Vi ' L. QA, l K ff '97 .A F? - 1 1 V ,, ,Q -4 X ,vdw Shelly Green Wanda Grivetrte Shari Guffey Cynthia Hall J ette Halladay 42 Q if s 'tr -1 I wg E X af 32 z Rita Hartkamp Barry Kincaid It can't be that bad. . . it's only your first year. Ted Hoeksema Graig Ioppini Venus Jackson Dale Kelch I f V ?. f'4 A, I' A ' 1 - 7 ,ww A . . Ck Q 'L yi M aalv V 1 . V.V'a 5 1 '11 iuhiv- Bob King Verla Kuipers Vernon Kuipers J0hI1 Lagier Brenda Lange Harold Leatherman Patricia Leatherman Judy Lewis Robin McDonald w s Z 4 4 2 44 , as MM R 45 i fs Qi 4 4 if reel' Q gli I Y W WW li f . - V- - 'Nw ,JZ , 1-LS , V 4, 31121, :Qi Q B ,V 4,, ,,,,,g., , , ,. NL , jlgij-fmwcff 2 m :, f ,ri W i.: J , Iii., S 1 M ' 1.2 .' mf KJ 1,1 4 , - '- Mike Machado Steve Nepote Susan Parsons Candy Moon Bob O'Dell Barbara Pasma w.,.,, 'G' V 1 1 Q, , z f , , V, , iw ew , , ,V M ' V . 'A i M' 2 5 - 1 , , 1 'P ' P K ' W ' , Freshmen: studious now, but wait until they get into the swing of things! f f fi I 1f,1.,t ' lv aflfiswyggfimy' flfvlf, A lk '4Qw'iw?ie4? 5 3' - ' 2mve1i+ugMw'?tf ' V, ' ' V ' ' V QV' V ' X V, ,ZW H W 'f ,,a4K2fbfi'l !f ,f:4 V 1 lg 4 1 W f 1 A t W EV! W M 2 , tt. f' Ai f ,f l ff! f f zgu, , 't 'f'2f' , fzQQ:i,afif:2 .. Kathy Morino Debbie Otten Dick Patterson Robbin Pratt Joyce Pritt Becky Ratliff Mike Ray Irene Peros Sandra Saarlos CAMERA SHY Rick Atwell Donald Eisenga Dean Bristow Charles Lindsey Larry Buck Seferino Saenz fJr,j m mist' ' Q 1 j. V V 'M , V ,-Q35-:iv EJ Anita Sand Linda Silva I ,, V , gh my V , I ,I AALV S- T Linda Schemper if v K, Wa:- X if I fff 1 Rod Schmidt Sandra Schut 33-NS aiu x N . 13' 2 il xi 4' vt 4 X x 5 i 1 Q Sw M so X -,gr , A X , K if A ,5 --L i , , wg i, K nuff ina X fi t-2 2 FQ, Musa' v i W Era Q cw i Q ' hw- H X M -. S fy M f X . 1 -- 31,159 5 1- i,- vii wglvis a an np ff, , NM, 51, 9f1fl?fiff9Wg5X' J., V-,T , -- Q 4,51-,,,t, ,VM ,Y g-. Q, - ,..:v-,- -- ,fl 'divx--v , gu y ' 5 . ,-fr a ' P3 - 3 4 fzj',,.i,'Q1'ilf-1, 9 - - iWvi'f'f1luif-'fm-fi' 1 .ff - ffww:.1-1 v' . L 1'i'l Q -. f Ah. . . . poor Bud. . being a freshman means walking all the way around, Anna Smiley Robert Smith Tina Thompson Dennis Tyhurst A Bonnie VanderWal Sid Vander Wal Kathy Schwartz 5, W , ,jfllfgj 1 , '-lfdi?--g o a S A I 1 45 - jnlfrg Y' My i z iiifid g 5 X K gnf.--11, I 'A '--', g.p3'3'3'- if V' i 'if ' is gn - , I . ,, - . . V i l .1 .'- x Linda Souza Juanda Vander Beek Henry Vander Weidie '45 If you can't guess the caption for a picture like this. . . do not pass go, do not collect 3200. 00 rv.. Dan Darlene Kim Van Wyk Van Nieuwenhuyzen Van Veldhuizen Rose Marie Villa Rodney Veldhuizen Connie Vielrna A Ron Wallenburg Roselle Villa Allen Wall 'S' Jea.n Weatherford Cheryl Weller Sandra Williams Sharon Williams Judy Yazembiak CAMERA SHY Donald Eisenga Rick Atwell Marcia Harris Dean Bristow Charles Lindsey Larry Buck Seferino Saeniz 46 In life the little things are so often the big things. A wave, a. smile, a kiss-- these things announce and symbolize the bigger realities 5 4 1 . 1 2 , , , Zn f 1 5' f W ni Ili E25 4 E 2 - S E E 5 AMS uc 5...misf,ed Vx. XX ., 2 , IIIJV D - fvw' I ' E ,JX6 1 iii Yr k x ----1.iT- Ii ' ' AX N If -----i-l Q STU DENT GUVERNMENT Senior Class Officers: fl-rj Art Eastburg, President, Anne Kincaid, Vice-President, Elaine Thompson, Secretary, Mike Smith, Treasurer. J UNIORS Like the pages of old the main job of the juniors is to see that the major events get done. They are responsible for keeping things in order and making old traditions like the Prom and Homecoming differ- ent and new because of an imaginative twist. Their year is a frantic one with much to do besides what seems like an over-abundance of homework, They manage to get it all done and even recuperate enough to look back and think of it as one of their happiest and busiest years. SENIORS Three years of cramming for exams, confu- sion, meeting deadlines, and sweating out al- most getting caught makes the Seniors the rightful rulers of the Student Body. Once Seniority is achieved they spend the rest of the time enjoying it and making the un- derclassmen believe it. The senior year is notoriously known as a goof-off year. But Seniors can tell you that it also involves two required courses and plan- ning a future. Theirs is an unforgettable year with growing up to do and many changes. Junior Class Officers: fl-rj John Dentler, Vice-President, Elaine - Van Wyk,Sec. , Treasurer, Nadeen Ruiz, Activity Chairman, Charlie Kintcher , President. SOPHOMORES As servants of yesteryear, the sophomores too must bend to the will of their masters . . . upper- classmen and teachers alike, But they are also enslaved to much homework because the sopho- more year is noted for being the hardest if not most educational year in high school, With many required classes it is a test of true stamina and will power. Those who meet the challenge show up on honor roll, Sophomore Class Officers: fl-rj Kim Johnston, Activity Chairman, Robin Douma President, Chuck Rivara, Vice-President, Allyn Wood, Secretary. Freshmen Class Officers: fl-rj Rick Atwell, Vice-President, Martha Gavine, Activity Chairman, Tina Thompson, Secretary, Barry Kincaid, President. F RESHMEN Freshmen occupy the lowest posi- tion in the high school realm, which seldom escapes their minds as they are harassed and teased about it, all year 'round, The smart freshman uses this to his advantage and can get away with anything with the ex- cuse But I'm just a freshman . . . Their year is one of adjustment and excitement since high school life is still new and different. Back row, fl-ry Chief of Poliee, Mike Weintz Public Defender, Frank Beeler Student Body Pres Paul Verdegaal Advisor, Mr. Jacobsen Freshman Pres, , Barry Kincaid Front row, fl-rj Junior Pres. , Charlie Kintcher Activity Chairman, Tj iska Van Wyk Vice President, Jan Feichtmeir Sophomore Pres. , Robin Douma Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Balsbaugh Senior Pres. , Art Eastburg STUDE COUNCIL ' n Whatever America hopes to V1Q--V: bring to Pass in the world must i first Colne to pass in the heart of . A America. , 1 if t We 'S A Refreshments really help the ol' mental powers, or so it was said. Knowledge is REALLY hammered into us. Ideas run rampant across the table and are ac eepted and rejected by responsive groans, No' Wowl, or are you kidding! My face I don't mind it As I1 beauty I'm not a great star, Others are handsomer by farg But my face I don't mind it, Because I'm behind it, It's folks out in front that Ijar! I ,ilrf 'X give? EQ- , ,- What ever it is, it's not going down easy - is it Lauren! TAKE TE . . . E - 13, f.L Z it H 3 Doesn't Linda look like she has what Patty's looking for? Conversation plays such a big part of Campus Life, im f ww gsi1Nw i XE For their next number . . . they do the peace sign And jump up Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men . . and down! K x K , N X akin .Ay '- 52 .QI-gf K Gary and Deb caught ncckin', As Bud takes five, the kid on the right does a new dance step. U5 nk Weird place - school! F 'H-f u n' C-DAQ ,, 'i9h1' Crack under +114-, COPY 30 P395 ou+ 0? +R, ' ax Lei' me see +hey :kia JE V-Fi dlchonary +0r-lufg ,, , , mi X 1559? -- ADMINISTRATION Y I X rj.. x 1,4-Q ' ,xxx . Coach Abeyta P. E. ff J ' Miss Berland Business v X J Q cw 1 f , - ..'y-gpfgsgfses . fi v w. if:--ff iff 15-D+ ,I ,-fl is 5 ' Ni 'Qi xy N Q V. I 5 K M -. we .1 KA ' - Mr, DeSe11e Mr, Duxbury Mechanical Drawing Math Mr. Eastwood Ag, Science Mr. Hall History .xx 3 TEACHERS H from EAD-To-Toe 1 . l S l I Qgff 5. ii 5114! Mr, Hamilton Miss Hortin Music P. E. Math Speech Spanish, Counselor Mr, Kaggarud Mr. Lale Mr. Laird Mr. McDonald Mrs, Merryman Science Art, English N ' mi px ' KK ' ' F Vx . xy qavlf' . W., A c xl x Q x Q gi g C, Q X X ii Mrs, Miller Mr, Mulligan Mr. O'Connel1 Miss Starring Art, Hon1eEc Eng, , Senior Lit. Shop Eng, , French Mr, Jacobsen Mr, Veurink Science Civics, U,S. Hist. Q1 , T 55 on 5: i 21, s ' I' .Q X 2 is ,ls 153 gf, ws Q: Q E 5 1 'K iv N Q 13,55 5 iss 4. .fp I 1-QQ -4 -,Q Mr, Wharton Business .ex if X R fn , .AQ L f N ,. X, X ,- I f X 5, . ' ii: 1 I ' Ill: in r s gf . K i -is 1 X. X. X. S 1.551 is fi . ws 1. X EN Q Xi 3 Q ,5 QQ 5 x at w MXN ' Jw I Q xv h 7 mmf w . 'Q Sis 4i si'?w 1 Q fi 5 f i ll' J , .ajax .kj 5'-fx W x i F15 v K 9 xx Ns s l H W C .:2,, , iii 5 3, L Q 'sf xx' SX-.,..-' Mrs, Alleman Mrs. Sammons Mrs. Weidert QQ? . ' :. ' L R ,ggi N - K , . . .1, in X . SE wa. A K ,N 11-i.,-M..,,NA,iv . K, kv Mrs . Douma Miss Howell Mr, Doom: Head Custodian Mr. Gales: Custodian Mr. Long: Custodian Mr. Joseph O'Leary, School Principal X QUO W x xx f- J Spirif Os '7l ! MIC' 1 f6'?!':'E- . J ii' 'R ' . uufjf Q g Q! 2 xl., ill ll, M be K Kr! . no H: 4 W 3,0 5 5 3 fa 5 . ., HO0Y8y 'For -Phe, SPORTS Mr. Hall - Freshmen Coach Mr, McDonald - J, V, Coach Mr. Abeyta - Varsity Coach ' . H8144 I Special Recognition To: Duke Tornell , Assistant Varsity Coach Mr, Laird - Assistant Varsity Coach ur C oaches DEFE x ', , W j - . V ' , 3, - Y R it , H, . m WX q , , A I 11? Q ,, , f 1 -f, 1 X -gs Q - .iv I i . fl -Q 1 1 4 'A X K 'f- .1 , ' .' , 1 ' . 5 a ' 'SSN' 'EQ 1- f::f?,-:... 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Q .L ,... mfr, Q, , , r iff? ,...:-ff! 3-...rw 7, ,. .,..-.1-Q.. . writ- !f1i'f'5j,i'S iidwwihf-4ff E f'f 1 -A 1 Back row: Dentler, Cowart, Kintcher, Smith, Lange, Shipley, Dentler, Front row: Benn, Beeler Sharp, Shipley, Levin, Caetano, Gall, Weintz, Bruns, Verdegaal, ll 4 Xl ,fm Back row: Hueval, Dentler, Smith, Caetano, Kintcher, Sharp, Lange, Denton, Verdegaal. Front row: Bouwrnan, Beeler, Bodeson, Gall, Sinarle, Bunnel, Inderrnule, Varsity Places Third In Southern League W Ripon 50 L Ripon 16 W Ripon 28 W Ripon 26 W Ripon 7 L Ripon 16 L Ripon 0 W Ripon 14 LeGrand Hilmar Escalon Bret Harte O. L. M. Mariposa Central Catholic Ione Beeler ----- DT, LT I, ,W Bodeson ---- G, DG Bouwman- Sports start off with SPORTSMANSHIP. Bob earns the sweat of his brow! SPIRIT enriches the game for a VIC TORY, GO Mike, GO! ,.. Bunnell ---- T, DT Dentler ---- HB Denton ----- G ur Guys The Varsity team played victorious football this year and although they placed third in the Southern League, they are Number One in our hearts. For most Seniors it is the last year of playing as a team together. As we look through these pages, however, spectacular plays come alive again. Now if I was out there . . . Breaking through to victory Snuffing another Yellowjacketl 67 ss? is Wa. .r . rg: . 1 P si ' g -S. :. H- .-iii ' , X .L s Sharp ------ RT, LB Indermuehle-DE Wientz ----- LG All League Left Back and Tackle Ask and it shall be given, Don goes for 6 more, Matt, 7:7 68 TOUC HDOWN! Cheers to Victory! V S Smith breaking another tackle, . s Smith ------ HB All League Second Team End Lange ------ QB A11 League Quarter Back n making another player eat dirt. Defense captures the ball. Verdegaal--E, D, HB Cowart ----- FL A11 League End Kurt carries the ball for Ripon. gift ,E 4 Q W sq TV' so 'S!',t,Ll'1', iglgm TIPS' Front rowg Robert Tyhurst, John Geurin, Raymond Rodriquez, John Mangaloes, David Costa. Second rowg Randy Sutton, Ken Wild, Dale Kelch, Rick Atwell, Third rowg Coach McDonald, Keith Overby, Dennis Tyhurst, Bob Francella, Kerry Endicott, Donald Eisenga, Mike Beck. Learned is the man who carries the ball. 0 ff: :gl T' is F Randy keeps on moving! Denair Hughson Hilmar Denair Escalon Patterson And he's down. We don't think of them as failures, 1 , s E je jg f is T N 5 X First rowg Ernest Campbell, Steven Nepote, John Lagier, Ernie Bceler, Steve Chinehillio, Second rowg Erin Leatherman, Tim Bunnell, Keith Deathridge, Chris Feitehinier, Junior Saenz. Third rowg Henry Vander Weide, Coach Hall, Freshman Scores 0 Ripon 0 8 Ripon 0 16 Ripon 6 G Ripon O 34 Ripon 0 6 Ripon 0 they just started out at the bottom and liked it there, ,..s-4' Coach Wharton High jumpin' Lauren. VARSITY TEAM QL to Rl Gary Fox, Ron Pater, Mike Shipley, Lauren Bartels, Randy Heuval, Dale Bruns, David Benn, Charlie Kintscher, Kurt Lange, Paul Vcrdcgaal, Will Cowart TWO easy points for Ron. Gary Indcrmuehle, Scott Phippen, X'-tw 'NS X, Dave shoots to Win game. xiii s k in ' Y 5 ii ,, 1 c 1 QA iifxfiilj X , L ,m,A 4 i xtt K W .511 gg , .Www L. f 55, f - Q 'X .-Qi ,x-X 1 R i 'iff' X if A . A Lf? i X 72 Indians on the rebound. I will, if you Will. Sink it, Ron! in W K-mmm F .e i Q-Qfi Miss 2 - so f - . 2 a - U i - if 1 W RN ff A X ' , P55-1 - fi Sy-six ff ,.,. f 3, ggjswu n -V snni f K no l Camera shy Ron tries for a NM point, Will hoops two tu XA ,- x .. S 1. 1 fi ss iiiix, ll ...w xx Y. , . , NW Q X.f.. Ql.R ' As Will goes for the ball, the team stands alert, tie up the score. Making baskets is just tooooo easy! 4-MW Up goes the ball, and around the rim. E53 I'd like to make it with you. Kurt shows perfect form. Gary goes for a lay-in, and almost gets laid out! 'sx-..,.W,,A ' Gary goes in for a rebound, BIG INDIANS VS, Ron and Gary fight for rebound. LITTLE HOLLAND Kurt sinks the free throw! Flyin' Ron Rxg 4 Y . xg x E E The Junior Varsity Team, left to right, first row, Rick Atwell, Dale Coach Hall Kelch, John Geurin, Randy Sutten, Larry Palmay-mesa, Don Shipley. Second row, Tony Lopez, Kerry Endicott, Chuck Rivara, Tom Schwartz, Jack Doorneward, Dick Patterson, Mark Collins, J. . BASKETBALL Indians jump just a little bit higher, Jack gets in for a rebound. The Ref . keeps an eye open. Atwell attemps to hoop it, A sure shot for Don, All eyes on the ball. F ROSH h IN ACTION x 5 ax Coach Veurink The freshmen show others how Lo do it. Front row, left to right: Henry Vander Weide, Don Eisenga, Dennis Tyhurst, John Gaffney, Ed DeWeerd. Back row, 'Vim Runnoll, Sid Vander Wal, Mike Machado, I3obO'Del1, Charles Lindsey. 77 Ah e I noi' only 'IBVE fo bring her -Flowers D 15, buf now I haV+a5YMl' writ' nur 1' 1351: ,-o 1. flke. one, 'foo . . .' -5- l . '.-j2':-izgimi Q11 ' . ? O I 0 ,1-Liua'w'Av 1'1'4 if' f if 9,1.IT-YW.1n'fe 'r3f?2', f fffaza Fl :f.2V'l !5g'5' 'f, 'ff 5l..' 4x'A'A'l',ff ri , 'Jj 9 1' 4 f Qs fx -1,7 2 V5 ffir' 1151 , y1,.JJ,-.5 V i at-agp . J, 3' :I . pun -'T' s rua N! ' , Q A sm.- 1 i .4 W., i - v X 3 ' ' 1 x V -M I J fr ' ' .j f -+' E' 6 -S Y L3 O I ' Q al , ek K Ciw....n Y lf A I 5 I Q-fu N W J ACTIVITIES gqww w- X., A sb,-:NN 77 -P f-R M . L' .Y .ff f fi N we Q- I Qfww I 3- lf :S . - -f 1 Q W 2? T. 4f'a. 80 , A X ' 5 X 5 'ffl if xi X, A decorated pile of wood, A quiet moment during the Bonfire Elaine starts off the show, , , A tearful smile! Candidates wait in a tense moment. 5 X x -. .. 2 T X 3 1 2. . i . 1 f Q -.N QNXK 3 r S . x RX , . . L55-5- A . 5. ..,. I f... 5 s.f,M,,....,... x K. f it ff 2 kI'I..g 'f 'i .iw ..,., S qw.- . , . . ix A Qi Q . i44ffffi33? . . :., X .Ng .. 52s Wa' Xxx' : - E5 Q 'M' E' - .N ,RV . . QQZQW l MW! -. ha... 4. . wmgx... .f .- Q -wma- fx ws af 'X s . , ' 1. af .. . sk ' X'-ax A Si - wQfi31'9 M5 Q? . QUEEN: JOAN Looking back wc'1l remember the excitement and anticipation that led up to one of our major events, Homecoming. Thursday night everyone gathered for the traditional bonfire and frozen toes. As excitement mounted and fingers crossed for each own favorites, Joan Fields was crowned Homecoming Queen by Grand Marshal, Mr, Doom, to the enjoyment of all, Friday's half day at school was followed by a parade complete with rain. fWhy does it ALWAYS rain on Homecoming parades ?j A victorious game always helps to add to the spirit and beating Our Lady of Mercy in football put a sparkle in everyonc's eyes. 'Q' V? The dance that night brought a close to the festivities . While dancing to Patterns of Plate with that someone special, everyone seemed to glitter accentuating the theme Let the Sun Shine in. All these events made a very imique and SPECIAL, , , HOMECOMING 1 970-7 1 K' y e ' f fri 'a'i ' s - et.. . .f::.:, Y iri, if ., Princess Jan Princess Gale Princess Jeanne Queen Jean Princess Marsha and and and and and Escort John Escort Paul Escort Cliff Escort Verle Escort 'Vim -A D. Holley, Y. DeHoog, L, Bradley, J, Williams, K, Thompson, T. Van Wyk, E, Thompson Well, this is the gang respons- ible for this little part of enter- tainment, Throughout the year we've had our moments of trouble and of accomplishment, But al- though the book is completed, the pictures in this book will bring back each memory as though they had just occurred. We hope each person enjoys the 1971 Yearbook as much as wc enjoyed putting it together , I3-1 .M- The casual side of the Mission staff, Q KX L.. 4 Kneeling fl-rj E. Van Wyk, G. Jacobsen, N, Ruiz, M, Ioppini, N, Travaille. 2nd row C. Hobbs, D. Tornell, C. Eisenga, L, Encro, A. Kincaid, J, Fcichtmeir, C. Fiske, L, Bradley 3rd row C. Balsbaugh, E, Thompson, K, Thompson, J, Machado, H, Burri, I. Visser, S. Duc, T. Van Wyk ii One of our toughest jobs was keeping the Mission a secret. .S.C. The newly organized Foreign Studies club is composed of many Frauleins, Esimia Signerinas, Mademoiselles and Scnoritas in- terested in studying world customs and foods. They had a few activities this year which ranged from a Chinese ltuich to the selling of French pastries . They are under the direction oi' the chief Mademoiselle Miss Starring L. Vieira, Sec.-Treas, , J, Machado, Parliarnentarian, C. Balsbaugh, Vice, President, C. Eisenga, Historian, President Deb Tornell GIRL, ' LEAG Knowing these girls , if you don't know their names, they'11 let you know! FRENCH CLUB The newly organized French Club is comprized of people interested in the French language and are en- rolled in French classes un- der the direction of our own Mademoiselle, Miss Starring. Frank Beeler, the club's president has hosted many activities with the prime pur- pose of taking a trip some- where. Front row Q1-rj G. Welch, K, Johnston, P, Bruns, M, Rose, A. Kincaid, B. Ratliff, C, Davis. 2nd row S, Chinchiolo, J, Coniglio, L, Vieira, J, Pritt, D. Harder, B, Mattos, P, Norton, D. Tornell, 3rd row C. Kinehter, G. Indermuehle, B. Travis, F, Beeler, K, Beeler, T, Thompson, G. Fox. front row fl-ry C. Weststeyn, R, Barton, F. Cover, S, Smith, 2nd row: S. Williams, K, Carson, M. Barton, N, Nunes, 3rd row: Mrs. Miller, advisor, S. Parsons, B. Mattos, N, Smith. These future homemakers have really gotten a lot of practice this year, with their many activities. These ranged from tie dying shirts to entering in the Almond Blossom Bake Off. Everyone welcomed their bake sales during the winter 10 min. breakes . So look 'em over guys. . .they're some of your best bets!! ig. front row: W. Cowart, J, Guerin, L, Palmay mesa, K, Endicott, B. Franscella, J, Van Dyn. 2nd row: D. O'Neal, K, Overby, R. Sinarle D. Bruns, 3rd row: R. Palm y mesa, H. Schaapman, C. Cook, G. CilCt3-110, C. Kinsther, R. Ilueval, 4th row: M. Collins, G. Indermuhle, J, Bodeson, K. Wild, 5th row: K, Noaek, B. Denton, L, Levin, G. Castro. Whoops ! BLOCK R Block R represents guys from all different types of Sports: football, baseball , track, basketball, tennis, All these sports are important to different individuals , and that's what makes up Block R athletes . Several ofthe activities sponsored during the year are: the wrestling match, Harlem Majesties Basketball, and the Awards Banquet. Membership is only achieved through initiation, Block R officers: fl to ry J, Dentler, V,P, , F. Beeler, Presi- dent, G. Fox, Secretary, e lsl A Typical sight of Block R initiation. Always in action-if a football isn't handy-a frisbe will do. 87 .-- l, .-f- na The hbrary has an atmos phere of Study Well not everyone can buy a new Chall V enger 2-.ax www Goodness are we l X sei Jiawg, in -X34-nik Remember . -fe- You are only yonmg once but that may be enough ,..,....nSM-v-uf--,..f..aw-wud-1 The plcture hounds smff out the camera before 1t's completely cand1d Campus your env1ron ment for 4 years Cathy says and that's the truth ' Don't Just do somethmg stand thele V . g --sf:-as 5.x5SiQ is .xii hewfa Y k L. gmfiivi L L 1 K 8 f K -' la 'Q '1 3 of 5? 1 'fs gsfswdw- . W V V: gykg ' ,N ,, .V i , ,K :.: o r E. , J , -sgg-zwfs'-ss , i . A- N-- a,12'f- is' L 1 ' ' gg . ,S 1 o o - , . . . K as S sl .RQA ma-4-5- ' M ' l . , . H VW !Pz:e it You guys will do anything to get your picture taken. Ummmm . . . img..- Break time means FOOD, A car that runs , the mark of diligence . They got their eyes on ya Faye. A guy likes to get Tell us girls, did he stop, or is he on his way away from thc crowd back ? once in awhile . xf X 5 1 K 9 ' 4' ts f s......f , 0 I . A , Fw? f f K I f t x. g 'iQ ' ,Q Front row: C. Balsbaugh, J, Feichtmeir, N, Ruiz, L, Enero, A. Kincaid. 2nd row: E. Van Wyk, M, Fikse, G. Jacobsen, J, Souza, A, Vander Wal, K, Blom, 3rd row: R, Verdegaal, J, Dentler, P, Vcrdegaal' H' Burial' B' Fransceua' Paul Verdegaal and Anne Kincaid. Girl and Boy State C S F Chosen on academic accomplishments, leader- ' 0 0 ship and activity in school affairs. SN-N, -1. X A, C,S,F, member is put together with a large portion of academic achievement, a dose of leadership and a sprinkle of mischief. They create quite an explosion! 5 S I 1 1 SPIRIT LEADERS At the end of the year, many girls try out for the positions of cheerleader, songleader, or mascot. As she walks out on what seem like rubber legs, she must perform a routine of her own before the entire student body. The lucky girls chosen have a big job ahead of them. It begins with attending camp where they learn new cheers, charge up with ideas to inspire spirit. . . and what a sore body feels like. During the summer they also select and pay for their new outfits. If this doesn't sound like any big deal, try deciding on one outfit that will please four to six girls ! When the school year begins so does practice. Every week! The girls also attend and participate in all Rallies, cheer for football and basketball games, make countless signs, badges, and favors for our boys and even get a little homework done on the side. You can be sure that each one feels a certain pride that they were selected to represent Ripon High and the Mighty, No. 1 INDIANS! ! ! W 6 nw 5 ' ik 'M ----- ' M.. Who's got spirit? QQ POM-POM CIRLS M V, CHEERLEADERS head N, Ruiz, T. Van Jorgensen, G. Vander Schuur Wyk' G' Jacobsen, M' Rose' J, Fields, D. Bcdeson, S, Chinchile, J, Coniglio-head. J,v, CHEERLEADERS K, Johnston, P, Dedinihead, A wood MASCOTS E' Van Wyk' N' Travaiue Q' I I is Jer RALLY CL ' A pow-wow for victory, WE'VE GOT SPIRIT! ! 1 Spirited rally members got up at 4:30 in the morning to decorate the Christian School. They may beat us in basketball but we're tops 'n Spirit! The lollipop kids! I 93 Front Row, S. Williams, D. Costa, M, no, D. Otten, D. Grivette, I, Paris, C. Carrick, S. Smith. Second Row, F. Cover, J. Weatherford, K, Van Wyk, L, Silva, T, Thompson, L. Schemper, P. Bouwman, A. Sand, R. Villa, V. Kipers, M. Gavino. Third Row, D. Carter, C. Vielma, B. Lange, J. VanderBeek, D. G.A.A. Girls' Athletics is one of the most active or- ganizations at Ripon High. It is composed of girls' intermural basketball, volleyball at noon, and Baseball, Speedaway after school during the year , It is an all girls' activity where girls can get together to compete and enjoy themselves in sports . Keeping active means a healthy body and a healthy mind. Anderson, D. Cook, D, Bodeson, R, Pratt, R. Villa, Y. Halladay, Fourth Row, C. Weststeyn, D. Doty, K, Veldhuizen, P, Shipley, H. Visser, K, Vieira, V. Weidert, B. Ratliff, P, Norton, Fifth Row, K. Carson, D. Otten, K, Johnston, P, Dedini, A. Wood, R. Douma, C. VanderSchuur, P, Weintz. President Jan Feichtmeir CHAMPIONSHIP SPEEDAWAY TEAM Seated M. Gavino, C. Vielma, R. Villa, A. Sand, N. -Scheeringa, T. Thompson, B. Lange, K, Van Wyk. Aren't we dainty. Kneeling A. Ayala, J, Atwell, C. Hobbs, C. Balsbaugh, R. Douma, D. Otten, H, Visser. Front row, Q1-ry M, Fikse, L, Vander Schuur, K, Noack, H, Burri, K, Silva, G. McClanahan, D, Tornell, L, Patterson, L. Enero, L, Bradley, 2nd row: S. Schneider, J, Souza, A, Vander Wal, R. Walters, J, Castro, L, Vieira, B. Mattos, C. Eisenga, A. Brobcrg, E, Van Wyk. 3rd row: K, Thompson, N, Travaille, J, Kapka, K, Beeler, E. Levin. J, Posey, G. Crisler, J, Machado,L, A, Eastman, Y, De Hoog, J, Machado. 4th row: E. Thompson, S. Theimann, C. Balsbaugh, C, H0bbS. S. Due, P. Bruns, A, Ayala, G. Welch, M, Ioppini, L, Campbell, L, Ramirez, Top row: S. Chinchilio, N, Ruiz, J, Fields, T. Van Wyk, J, Coniglio, M, Rose, D, Bodeson, G. Jacobson, M. Jorgenson, G. Vander Schuur. Pass it to ME! A, Kincaid K. Blom I. Visser Sec. V. Pres. Treas, i E l X ' . A good jump can determine who wins the game Front row: fl to ry E. Levin, L, Vander Schuur, K. Carson, J, Pritt, B. Pool, L, Jackson, V. Mapes, C. Due, T, Inderrnuehle, D, Doty, T. Souza. Second row: A, Schaapman, J, Bodeson, N, Williams, R, Jerome, S. Johnston, C. Mohler, Third row: K, Veldhuizen, C, Eisenga, C. Vander Schuur, C. Hobbs, . L. ff ' if C. Balsbaugh, V. Weidert, G. Crisler, C. Burton. Fourth row: B. Hannik, S 1 , t S Th, Harold Darnaby, W, Cowart, K, Lange, Lauren Bartels, O 015 ' ue lemam GLEE and DIANET T ES Twirlers Karen Noack, Kathy Marino, Diane Otten 96 Front row: fl to ry V, Weidert, C, Due, M, Nicolayson, K Veldhuizen. Back row: L, Vander Schuur, C. Vander Schuur, C. Eisenga, V. Mapes. Drum Major, Dan Macedo df, e . Brass: Front row Q1 to rj B. King, J, Stevcns, V. Mapes, B, Francella, Second row: R. Veldhuizen, L, PzL1ma-y- mesa, K, Overby, S. Thicman, I. Woodwind: Front row fl to ry G. Anderson, D. Mzlcedo, N. Travaille, M, Fikse, D. Bodeson, S. Thieman, Second row M, Collins, M, Beeler, B. Kincaid, J, Wallstrom, R, Mathews. lr' il' W P04, Percussion: fl to rj K, Endicott, D. Costa, W, Cowart, K. Woodwind: Front row fl to rj P, Bodeson, L, Vander Morino, K, Noack. Schuur, S. Schut, D. Otten. Second row: D. Ottcn, C. Burton, F. Becler, M, Ioppini, A. Azevcdo. SPEECH SQUAD Speech Club is made up of eager beavers with a lot of will power. These spunky 5 kids have to get up as early as five o' clock in the morn- ing on a Saturday, to par- ticipate in speech tourna- ments. They manage to stay awake though and win S many awards and medals. 5 1 if A A It X Z wg kt Front row: S. Smith, Pres. L, Enero, L, Hannink. Middle row: K, Van Wyk, J, Vander Beek. Back row: C. Weststeyn, D. Grivette, J, Mangolous, D. Marsman, F.B.L.A. President Dawn Palm-y-mesa. These girls have their eye on being successful in the business world. Each year they take a trip to a business college to be familiar with courses offered outside of high school. To be a member a business course is required within the students curriculum. Front row: M, Nicolayson, N, Nunes, B. Mattos. Back row: C. Eisenga, L, Vander Schuur, V. Mapes. 98 wAgRwH,usis, ,an J, Williams. F.F.A. Future Farmers of America is a group of young students with the intention of becoming skilled in the Ways of farm life. Among the ac- tivities to develop these skills raising livestock, agriculture, and farm machinery maintenance are offered, Would you believe ham- mers , axes, and welding rods '? Despite FFA being generally a boys activity, you can see that a girl has the ability to stick with it. no Si? as Q.-f 23 Z2 mC- wi U55 SFA :T 59 Q12 gt. 59 o 'FO 'P-4 mi' 'ar gf-4 :vi mf? S3 gm -Li .FQ ga c-rUQ F551 HKD m. SFC rf: Zo ':r U15 Eu :B gm ws F xii ' Q fx. .X WARWHOOP Although this year's newspaper staff docsn't have as many stu- dents as last year, the Warwhoop has been published scveral times this year for the reader's enjoy- ment. The Staff has put in many hours doing the best they can to bring to us the traditional War- whoop. I we , :Nat sits.. 2 ., .. .Q M idfjit Front row fl-rj E, DeWeerd, D. Patterson, J, Elsholz, C. Lindsey, G. Anderson, K Feichtmeir, M, Denman, R, Schmidt, B. O'Dell, B. King. 2nd row: N.CL1tI'9.miS A Leatherman, B. King, M, Robinson, H, Burri, M, Travis, H, Burri, W. Swier, R Gill J Lagier. 3rd row: D. Lagier, H, Sehaapman, E. Machado, A. Eastburg, S. Phippf-211 H Riemersma, D, Erbe, M, Hat, C, Ioppini, D. Cookson. 4th POW! G. Vim Eldefen R Heuval, D. Brims, R. Verdegaal. CHRISTMAS DANCE The annual student body Christmas dance was held on Dec. 18. The Fresh- men were in charge of clean-up, Sopho- mores-deeorations, Juniors -refresh- ments, and the mighty Seniors did paper work! The dance was enjoyed by all and was a rip-roaring success for the Stu- dent Colmcil Went only 3122.22 in the hole! A v fi Xalnffw E AT M095 uzwvo Q Wm ll mf Tix glfza ff' N , I Ax. L: W' gi, ' -hi 1 Wi' VF-B v I .J X ' I 3 i,066,000FLlES Czar? 0 13 -T'f'i?11l- ,5 WV., I J' ' X -1. ' T4 Fi 1 f X ' A' 'Mi' 9 AUTOMATED EQUIPMENT R IIBEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 71 FOR AGRICULTU E AUTOMATED EQUIPMENT THE TOGGERY JOSEPH H, RUDD W V W n RES, PH, MANTECA 823-2762 FOR AGRICULTURE NEII.. RUDD PRES, AND GEN, MGR, VICE PRES, AND PLANT MGR, . RES, PH, RIPON 599-3026 ,O 1 ff-if ! .. ,. X xx 'ww-5' -- RIPON, CALIFORNIA 95366 2-O5 W- YOSENHTE AVE- MANTECA P,o. 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INC. ,X .--MI 4 ' i M,,,E, ,Tw - V, X F ,, NESCAFE' DECAF NESTEA HGOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '71 COIVIPLIIVIENTS FROM D U N LAP'S W GIVE S AND H GREEN STAMPS J-W GREEN STAMPS IVICHENRY vILLAGE PHONE 524-9221 TRADEWAY CHEVROLET Ch I Ch Il - Chevy II 0 Corvai C It THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS MANTECA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 JOHN WEAVER AND VANDER VEEN REAL ESTATE .qs 100 E, MAIN W - W, 233-3225 A ' in 1 Soon LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '7I VANS 'BODY SHOP THE PINK PLATTER DRIVE-IN , CUSTOM COLORS , COLOR MATCHING , -4 1 IQ! 175, I 121 W. MAIN x RIPON BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CLASS THAT CONTINUOUSLY STRIVES FOR: JUSTICE HONOR ' sf INTEGRITY HUIVIANITY OUR FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA FROM THE MISSION STAFF FROSTIE AND RIPPLE TWIST CONES, BEST WISI-IES, GRADUATESH , ,,,,. . XHWEYA IIEXXYXBXIS R :Ks If I 4 I I ., ,,:,. M A R L R E 4- N1 .II mulrs y X ,Q fy 333 W, MAIN ST, 5. ..5 I 115 6 mt A uh nh hath xy - Nt my .1 , WWW' NX' . , X : nxt , tu -n .Mmm 1 xxx WEA I . L During the 70 - 71 school year many events take place in each student's life. Each minute that passes in class at break at a football or basketball game or just Waiting for a bus adds to the memories that are a treasured part of our high school years, The 71 Mission Staff has YVOlked exceptionally hard to capture the realities of the past year and re- cord them in the Mission, The Staff and I would like to thank: Anne Kincaid for her excellant artwork, Mr, O'Leary for his co- operation and encouragement. Mr. Van Dyken for the use of his camera. Johnson Studios for their endless assistance. Mrs . Alleman for her patience and con- sideration while helping us time and ' again. A Special Thank-you to Mrs. Merryman for her understanding and guiding ways as our advisor . We know we put you through trying times and gave you a few headaches, but we hope it is worth it! 07 nI! 's... .. A gi V W MW-Hugh W is .. 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