Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

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Business Manager: Darlene Doty We Dedicate This Book To You You Written especially for you by Ella jo Velthoen Sometimes you feel you've never been complete, For life is filled with fears. Your questions go unanswered, And haunt you through the years. Kindergarten, oh so lonely, Strange faces all around. You listen to her stories, Your blanket on the ground. First grade is filled with wonder, As games and Share and Tell. Second grade you learn sweet songs, And play Farmer in the Dell. Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth grade, You know who is your friend. Seventh and Eighth grade, This all comes to an end. Freshman year you're lonely, You've hit the bottom now. They tell you to go away, You don't ask why but how. Your football team is bad, They don't know how to play. They seem to look worse, Each and everyday. The girls look at you strangely, The boys they make fun. And you count the seconds, Until this day is done. You don't dress like upperclassmen, You seem to have no style. And no one knows your name, They even lose your file. You sing off key in Glee, And don't know the school cheer. You're out of step while marching, And welcome end of year. Sophomore year has to be bette You think you have the feel. And there are other Freshmen, So now you're the big wheel. Now you have courage, To even go on a date. Go to a dance at the gym, But you have a flat, you're late make your first speech, stutter, you get dry. learn to hate your English, skip your class and lie. get to meet new teachers, ask too much from you. You You You You You Who And when you do your best, They give you more to do. Your hair grows just perfect, Although you can not see. The teachers say cut it, But you protest, It's Me. Of course you're older now, And in your Junior year. You are popular, interesting, Having all friends near. You find you're lonely, There's so much for you to do. You have a real love one, And things are right for you. Your class holds the bonfire, It must be ninety feet tall. rs Your King and Queen get the votes, At the K-Q ball. The Homecoming parade is rained out, It happens every year. But your class float wins the prize, You celebrate with a beer. You hold the J -S Prom, The hall looks like a mess. You scrimp with every penny, lt's New Orleans, more or less. Who didn't get the plants, You feel some are gone. So you run off to a quiet place, And get some funeral lawn. The awning starts to droop, It's only 5 past 4. The paper that was the sky, ls suddenly the floor. The wishing Well is too big, It can't fit through the door. The angel oan't be lifted, It weighs a ton or more. You scream We've got no time, And we need someone now. Suddenly it's finished and perfect, You don't know why or how. You're Seniors now and wiser, You feel you've just begun. You look back at the times, The hard days and fun. Your days are all too short, Some guys go off to war. You wave good-bye to them, Will you see them anymore ? Your grades are pretty fair, You understand your math. You can take or leave school, You can take any path. Your face is much older, You have the taste of life. Your best friend leaves you, To take a husband or wife. Sometimes you think of college, You think of all your dreams. You watch the guys in P. E. You see your football teams. Gee, teachers aren't half bad, Some are pretty smart. You see the years of teaching, And they grow near your heart. Graduation's almost here , Seems it came too fast. They read the names off slowly, They stumble on your last. You sing the school song, You stand up with your friends. They say this is just the start, But really it's the end. Good-byes are said softly now, You smile and speak. Words were never good with you, Your voice is low and weak. You'll come back here no more, There is no real reason. Your team is split up, There's no more football season. They say you were the best, The school has ever had. And you should be happy, But you feel strangely sad. There will be more to take your place, More shall walk these halls. But it will end for them as you, Once they have passed these walls You watch your friends walk away, They are women, They're men. You smile as they pass you by, And you're alone again. . . . . . . About the Author: Ella s maiden name is Mangdos and she graduated from R.U.H.S. in 1967 1 W. 'v a r v f Q1 -A N ff! www f Q UW ykwff 'O is 'ffm Ce Q Lon my f C5 K VX? 5a fi CQ if gb Z0 QV 9 ' A fx f 6 I F 78 1 l 1. f- ,J A N kg B O? QT? Lidffbijiiv as Effsfddf jqfi Q52 N '!Jmf',pf Llfydf Q T55 LQQQC Q56 'V VCA gf-J kt- QA 2 V kj -is 'Qgn-cgcdtl fqqgxsb 6? JG- lf Y. xr K, Q , 5 1 w Qffaifke 5QQJWEQ,,Qvf We Q 9 gb ,HCL f,f?6Q 1 XX D93 F V X f',- 7 3 Jig? Oxsivby Qgkgiq KXJCWKT 127 fv 0261 'Q Q 'I Aj' LK xgifcd V430 QQ I f V G , CQ Q 6ffC'QjfT,,f CQ- V 1yq cf? QQ if fad , 1 'F r fd I 5, ,, 1 X ,ul N, Mr , X, X , Lk? irq? QPQ J. f iff ,- X , 1 L KJ X X QL! YD R- YQ 1. 2, ,f wx X fkkl x Q5 Ln , ,H K x , , . . . . , 1' 1 X ' X 'N J 1 I ls H X A, - M n- 4 , - v X , k ! Seniors AZEZ 2 . I JOE CARRILLO KAREN CARSON He's got a smile that won't Yes, an' ne, an' mebbe, an' come off! mebbe not. GALEN ALLDRIN Genius is one percent in- spiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. RAC HEL BARTON A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose. NICK CATRAMIS I am a great friend to public amusementsg for they keep people from vice. x .AGI V GARY K. ANDERSON Men's weaknesses are often necessary to the purpose of life. MARGARET BEELER I 1augh'd till I cried! I LINDA CHAPIN MARK COLLINS CURTIS COOK The eyes those silent My state is contentment. He was born with a gift of tongues of lgve, laughter, and a sense of hu.mor of all humors. If N'-W' LONNIE CORREIA FAYE COVER He's a gentlemang look at his O give me a place in the boots. garden of song. PEGGY DEDINI DONNA DODD If it takes a lot of words to She's got the face of an say what you have in mind, angel. give it more thought. JACK DOORNEWARD He bears a charmed life with a lot to gain and little to lose. ROBIN DOUMA One picture is worth more than ten thousand words. I CINDY FIKSE1 BOB FRANSCELLA BRAD HANNINK You'll come a-waltzing The Brain Trust. Politics is the art of human Matilda with me. happiness. DARLENE DOTY Ah! The clock is always slowg it is later than you think! Better late than never. MICHAEL FASSLER Man does not live on bread alone. DONALD HOLLEY The happiness of men con- sists in life. And life is his labor. JOHN HUBERS Hark! Hark! It 'tis hardly absurb, I hear the sound of a whistling bird! TERRY INDERMUEHLE Life is one big thrill after another! LYNDA JACKSON KIM JOHNSON Love me little, love me If eyes were made for long. seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being DAN LAGIER TONY LOPEZ He is 9- good fellow- Men of few words are the best men. ALMA MORRIS She is a very humble person with good deeds and kind thoughts. ED MACHADO Love is not at all without delight! -rf DOUG NE ISON The secret of all success is consistency to purpose. DEANNA MARSMAN To have--to hold--and,-- in time--let go! PATTI NORTON A man is always better than a book. JOHN MANGELOS The handwriting on the wall is often Greek to most of us. RANDY MATHEWS Silence is golden DIANE OT TE N KEITH OVERBY DAVID PARSONS There'll be a hot time in the Play out the play. I am what I am and let old town tonight ! others be what they are. WILLIAM PINE Scratch my back with a garden rake. LAWRENCE PALMAYMESA We know nothing of tomor- rowg but our business is to be good and happy today. CHARLES RIVARA MIKE ROBINSON Ticker tape ain't spaghetti. Good to be merry and wise MARYETTE SCHAAPMAN All is well that ends well, especially if it has a good beginning. DON SHIPLEY I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. s l S I A GREG SILAGI MIKE SMITH TONY SOUZA Take it from me--he's got My country is the world, when you can me that, the goods! and my countrymen are smug! mankind. TOM SCHWARTZ Absence makes the heart grow fonder. PAT SHIPLEY A woman's guess is much more accurate than a ma.n's certainty. RANDY SUTTON His only fault is that he has no fault. WAYNE SWIER ROBERT TYHURST I know on which side my Good will is the mightest bread is buttered. practical force in the universe. CONNIE VANDER SCHUUR Every tooth in a man's head is more valuable than a diamond. KAREN VELDHUIZEN The grass stoops not, she treads on it so light. DIANE VAN WYK I can resist everything ex- cept temptation. TOM VERMEULEN He diggy, digsv, diggy, but no meat dar! H,-JW' KAREN VIERIA HELEN VISSER RICK WALLENBURG The blush that flies at Little friend of all the A man travels the world seventeen is fixed at forty- world. over in search of what he nine. needs, and returns home to find it. VALERIE WEIDERT No better than she should be. CAROL WESTSTEYN KEN WILD ALLYN WOOD A horse! A horse! My I tell you Folks, all Politics She moves like a goddess, kingdom for a horse! is Apple Sauce.. and she looks like a queen. 'PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE: MARK GREER, EVERETT KELLY, BILLIE VALIERO, DEBBIE VIALL. PATTIE WEINTZ And had a face like a blessing mm g . Q 4 ml' 'mi M rv M' mr f 1 J' c iviiiie .. ,nw .Q-na nip W' gp! 3 am-. 'il e x u 16 Atwell, Rick Azevedo, Alvin Barton, Margaret Beeler, Ernie i 1 X Bitters, Debra Bodeson, Patti Bouman, Pat Bristow, Dean 'V , -Um., RIIUIDTAVNUIU 1 ? Btmnell, Tim Campbell, Ernest Carey, Brenda Chinchiglo, steve Clinton, Kitty Cook, Debby Costa, David Costa, Diane I Cover, Joyce Deathriage, Keith Dedini, Susan Denman, Mike De Weerd, Ed Eisenga, Donald Elsholz, James Enos, Dennis N Felix, Adrian Feichtmeir, Kris Fletcher, Terri Gaffney, John ff ff' AF DUO HOT AVAILABLE Gavino, Martha Greene, Shellie Grivette, Wanda Grayson, Gloria v-N, A MOTU IIOTAVAILMLI Grayson, Mike Hall, Cynthia Halladay, J ette Harris, Marcia Hartkamp, Rita Hoeksema, Ted Hopkins, Bob Ioppini, Craig Jackson, Venis James, Tim Kelch, Dale Kincaid, Barry mai King, Robert Kuipers, Verla Kuipers, Vernon Lagier, John is I Lange, Brenda Laurence, Terry Lindsey, Charles MacDonald, Robin Machado, Mike Moon, Candy Mora, Alice Morino, Kathy Morris, Charles Nepote, Steve Otten Debbie Parsons, Susan Pasma, Barb Patterson, Dick Peros, Irene Pratt, Robbin Ratliff, Becky Ray, Mike Regello, Robin Saarloos, Sandra S. Sand, Anita Schemper, Linda Schut, Sandra Schwartz, Kathy Linda. Smiley, Anna Souza, Linda Smith, R. Thompson, Tina Tyhurst, Dennis Vander Beek, Juanda Vander Wal, Bonnie Vander Wal, Sid I Van Wyk, Kim Veldhuizen, Rodney la, Roselie Villa, Rosemarie Wall, Allen Wallenburg, Ron .I . 30 I GN Weatherford, Jean Weller, Cheryl? iZk,fU Q 22:25 'Qi 2025259 Sopho Anderson, Dennis Atwell, Keri Adams , Gail Azevedo, Kathleen Barrick, Debbie Beach, Brenda Azevedo, Manuel X .fl ' mei ' Bettencourt, John Blom, Janice Busman, Dan Bergin, Lonna fl ,. f H, -I II1OI'QS 4- y: mm uomuuut mo not Avulmi Burton, Paula Cotrell, Christine Dalman, Jeff Deathriage, Gary Durman, Leonard Davis , Steve f'Ui?A -9' . mm nor Avuum i Elliott, Linda Fikse, Gary Axw 9 mu nor mmm Cover, Dwight Da1ma.n, J an Fikse, Mervyn N W Francis, Jeff Fredriks, Terry Finley, Kathy Girdner, Gaiie f' qi? mo uouvuuui Gomes, Tim Grivette, John Grube, Gary Gudino, Armando . 1 mmuomuulu: Green, Greg Gomes, Ernie Griffith, Melody -MX Halladay , Tad Hannink, Faith Hannink, Hope Ioppini, Allison Harder, Dawn Kapka, David Kline, Kathy J orgenson, C arol Laurence, Nancy Lindsey, Tammy Lopez, Bob W Martin, John , fa . f? MID lDTAVAllAlL! Madoski, Bruce McNames , Pat ff' mm nor Avuuui Munoz, Mario Odom, David Maxon, Paul 9 AQ yw' ' mrobmuunu Miller, Debbie Mohler, Don Mercer, Darrell O' Leary, Mike Mulder , Mike HDTO NOT AVAILABLE O'Neal, Steve Parshey, Jane Pasma, Sue Pendleton , Cindy Pine , Amy Ragsdale, Randy Rivara, Mary Ellen Saarloos, Kathy Reece, Tyler Sand, Glenn Sand, Jennie Schaapman, Garnette J Sharp , Bruce Shipley , Dan Schmidt, Ray Smith, Linda Souza, Brian 1, f 4 Spurgeon, J r. Sutton, Wayne Tornell, Mitchell Souza, Diane Snodgrass, Bob Souza, John Travaille, Patti Vander Schuur, Kathy Wagner, Sandy Wood, Janel Woodson, John Waldon, Clarke 'mw ah 76' H00 IDT AVAIUBLF. Wright, Donald Vieira, Rick Villa, Susie 1, 1' 'Q HUD IDT AVNMBU Anderson, Von Aufermaur, Heidi Avants, Cheryl Ayala, Victor Freshmen , Ji, r , .,,. A '? 4, .2 wf' ' W Nomuormnusu Q- if i u Balsbaugh, Joan Bartels, Robin Barton, MaryAnne Bauman, Neil 'xg , Bettencourt, Maryann Boesch, Ursula Bruns, Ardette Buchanan, Karen Bynum, Tammy C amara , Dan C a.mpbe11, C athy C arrick , Vivian AQ2 WV ., HUDIJTAWUBH Burton, Dan Carrilo, Jesse Cover, Jan C .C f, U nix QQVH ' ' 'f 9 AQ? AQ? NH ' wv' ' 2 2 nom not Avuum H070 IDT AVAILABLE DeNapo1i, Mary D'Ange1o, Mike Dalman, Jamie Dewa, Maria DeWeerd, Brenda Eisenga, David Elphick, Rick f is X Q Elsholz, Vickie Erbe, Larry Felix, James Finley, Karen Fredriks, Lisa Gomes, Donald Gudino, E rnie Hally, Earl Harder, John Harris, Melissa f' -if 9 H010 NOT AVAILAIU Griffin, John Gudino, Esperanza Ho efert, Sandra Hollis, John Hubers, Ed Hunt, Debbie Jackson, Cathy he K J K f i 3 James, Craig John, Diane John, Tom ini.. Kelch, Cammile Kincaid, Beth King, Larry mm nor Avuum King, Teddy Leon, Paula Lopez, Jose Lopez, Kathy Luis, David Macedo, David Machado, Frank Madoski, Judy Mapes, Jerry Marsman, Albert Martin, Bruce Mello, Jerry Mohler, Brian , .f 1 Moon, Penny Mora, Rachel Moulyn, Beth Moulyn, Teresa Nelson, Sharleen Noack, Greg O'Dell, Mickey Odom, Danny Otten, Steve Oyarzabal, Stella L Pahnaymesa, Carla Picanso, Wayne Ramirez, John Ratliff, Sandy Ray, Wendy Riemersma, Steve Robinson, Kevin Saarloos, Susie Sanchez, Manuel Scarlata, Kevin Schemper, Loren Silagi, Jeff Smiley, Curt Smit, Dale Smith, Rick Carl Smith, Rick Earl Spyksma, Duane Souza, Carol Sutton, Dave E Thompson, Steve Travaille, Penny Travis, Chris Q Vander Wel, Marty Vander Well, Denise Vos, Ron 'ix . ,Q HUD IDT AVAIUBLI Van Nieuwenhuyzen, Vrieling, Kristie Webb, Debbie Susie A IDTO lor Awumui Weicker, Annette Weller, Marty Wheeler, Tommie earn'ed Leaders .- -R Board of Trustees: L. to R.: Mr. G. Van Der Laan, Clerk, Mr. F. Lagier, Mr. F. Chinchiolo, President: Mr. R. Lange, Vice President, not pictured Mr. M. Macedo. Faculty: L. to R.: 1st Row, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Wharton. 2nd: Mr. Kaggerud, Miss DeRose, Mr. Lale, Mr. Hall, Mr. Veurink, Mr. Eastwood, Mrs. Merryrnan, Mr. Ferraiuolo, 3rd: Mr. Jacobsen, Mr. Mulligan, Mr. Davis, Miss Horton, Miss Staring, Mr. Stover, Mr. Waychoff, 4th: Miss Berland, Mr. DeSe1le. not pictured Mr. Abeyta nf , xr! M I A W ,, Wa f Mrs . Snodgrass ii? fi Mrs. Halloman Mrs. Alleman Mrs. Weidert Administration: Mr. Jacobsen, Mr. Duxbury, Mr. O'Leary, Mr. Laird I I Homecoming 1 972 Lynda and escort Ken, Kim and escort John, Pattie and escort Don, Allyn and escort Dave, Margaret and escort Randy. PQ ' X f. , ' X - . ,X . N. X Grand Marshall and Marshalless-- Mr. MacDonald, and Mrs. Opel - Alleman and V, P, Mr, Jacobsen OUR 1972 HOMECOMING QUEEN, Allyn Wood and hcl' escort Dave Costa. ,,.s4',,.... 1 R a aa 'j 2 .4 OUR BAND does its thing. Homecoming and the Wonderful World of Disney was the end of a very exciting and GREAT week. With the prepa- ration of the floats and other participants for the parade on Friday and, of course, the BIG GAME against Denair qwhich we wonj all was a very busy week. EXCITEMENT! EXCITEMENT! EXCITEMENT! Most especially the grand and glorious homecoming dance. One would have to admit the excitement reached a peak when on Thursday, October 12, the rally for the Queen's Coronation was held in the gym. Skits, yells, and speeches started the rally off and the crowning glory was the announcement of Allyn Wood's name as OUR 1972 HOMECOMING QUEEN. The day has gone and now in its place is 'a lasting mem- ory and to add a special spark to that memory--YOU WERE THERE! ! ! if Q J? W iunh ,L ,,2,,i,.-f I Q A Skit for the enjoyment of all. Hey J ctte! Maybe they will let you play next year. 43 Preparation for the BIG Day WOW! Guys showing up to help! I bet Cinderella's Fairy God Mother never had this much trouble. The Wonderful World of Disney SQ M y P ppm, Pops Mickey Mouse made his appearance. :ni zkwgi qw, W 'Cyl WV -Q N. ,,m M if LW Huge gowns create HUGE problems ,, t .Y ,Eli Q gg Q 'ig 1 ing, N 1 , NX. ,..afff.Q ,tj , ' Q to 1?- 'tif N I. Right on! Rally Club. Q f zmxupy-,ig 4 'M' 'A 5 . 7: Lx l L vo. .- --.... ?' ' Wig ' - 3 ., 'Mu Q gl lx No pumpkin ever had it so good. I S Allyn and hor Dad, Coach Abcyta. The band played on. . . Twirlers surrounding Drum Major, Jerry Mapes To play Varsity football WELL one has to understand Coach Davis' hand signals. Randy you sure got all the attention Football l 972 VARSITY COACH: MR. DAVIS ASSISTANT: MR. STANLEY The Indian Team of 1972 was a young team consisting of seven seniors, ten juniors, and one sophomore. Consequently, this year's varsity football team went through a rebuilding year of gaining ex- perience. The team's record of 3-5-1 and a 2-3 in league was not completely representative of the caliber of team which we had. Two hard fought games were decided by one point, a 0-0 tie with Ione and a 13-12 loss to Le Grand. The Indians were victorious over Bret Harte, Denair, and Hilmar. The team was led by Don Shipley, first team all Southern League, and the leading rusher in the Southern League and the District with 1, 265 yards. First team all Southern League honors were also honor- ed to Tom Schwartz at linebacker and Rick Atwell at safety. The play of seniors Mike Smith, Robert Tyhurst, Tom Schwartz, Curtis Cook, Keith Overby, and captains Randy Sutton and Don Shipley was com- mendable. The juniors: Rick Atwell, Tim Bunnell, Robin MacDonald, Allan Wall, Steve Chinchiolo, Dave Costa, Keith Deathridge, Ernie Campbell, Ernie Beeler, Don Eisenga and sophomore Bruce Sharp dis- played improvement during the season. Next season could be a very promising year for the Indians. Eleven returning lettermen with the upcoming Frosh. -Soph. team members provide a good foundation for building the 1973 varsity team. The key to success is attitude and effort. Football involves a great deal of preparation and off-s eason programs. This means that hard work and dedication are a MUST for improvement. Our Frosh-Soph. team know S what it is to be playing for the championship as they lost the champion- ship game in the closing seconds against Central. Their attitude and enthusiasm coupled with the returning lettermen add up to an exciting and challenging year for 1973. 21.9 nassaui 3 J. V. Coach Mr. Abeyta FRESHMAN COACH: MR. FREEMAN DM 'RMA' First Row L. to R.: John Hubers, Randy Sutton, Robin MacDonald, Tom Schwartz, Curtis Cook, Allan Wall, Steve Chinchiolo and Coach Davis. Second Row: Ernie Campbell, Tim Bunnell, Keith Deathridge, Bob Hopkins, Craig Ioppini, Mike Ray, Dave Costa and Assistant, Mr. Stanley. Third Row: Don Shipley, Mike Smith, Keith Overby, Ernie Beeler, Rick Atwell, Donald Eisenga, Doug Nelson, Assistant Manager, Eric J orgenson and Bruce Sharp. Q' L, , ,, . Vg- Z1 H V, i ,,,i, ,,,,, ff M - Q. , T r V '27 4 mu I 4 Curtis Cook Keith Overby iom Schwartz ll League Linebacker Randy Sutton Mike Smith Don Shipley All League Back. ,, if JA! , --az... 1.4-,,, -4, ,, N x i 1 Robert Tyhurst Yiim Thank God--half time VARSITY SCOREBOARD RIPON 0 ESCALON 52 RIPON 24 BRET HARTE 12 RIPON 0 IONE 0 RIPON O SUMMERVILLE 18 RI PON 14 DENAIR 6 RIPON 30 HILMAR 7 RIPON 6 MARIPOSA 19 RIPON 12 LE GRAND 13 RIPON 6 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 38 OUR DADS line up below: Bottom Row L. to R.: Mr. Smith, Mr. Dcathridge, Mr. Wall, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Costa and Mr. Atwcll. Second Row: Mr. Sutton, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. ' ' A Cook, Mr. Beeler, Mr. Chinchiolo, Mr. Vieira, Mr. Shipley, Look Out, Dave gl! Mr. Tyhurst and Mr. Overby. 2 6 WY' 'EW if I U 'ft rj? 1 ll f Bottom Row L. to R.: Darrell Mercer, Glenn Sand, John Grivette, Clark Waldon, Mike O'Leary. Second Row: Coach Abeyta, Jeff Francis, Gary Grube, Gary Doathridge, Junior Spurgeon, Bob Snodgrass, Steve Davis. Third Row: Terry Frcdricks, Mitch Tornell, Mike Mulder, Dan Shipley, Mairo Munoz, and Tad Halladay. J. V. Football O'Leary aromid the end. J. V. SCOREBOARD RIPON 0 ESCALON 22 5 RIPON 26 BRET HARTE 44 RIPON 6 IONE 12 RIPON 6 SUMMERVILLE 12 RIPON 22 DENAIR 12 RIPON 26 HILMAR 14 RIPON 8 MARIPOSA G RIPON 7 Le GRAND 26 ' RIPON 12 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 14 Grivette keeps charging. Listening intently while they rest. Hold that ball tight Eisenga! Hey Jeif! Watch for the end sweep X A - '45 - ' ... A -N, A S4 4' fi A S if f S Q ' f . .A Q A 4 L eeer A of C C . S - 'Q J l Fix? ll ,Y 1 2 r , Wm wt nn gflmplflihwli A5-, -:g, J ig- f f .., ..5.?T. L m A..,4 ...U - ,..L Bottom Row L to R.: Jan Cover, Mickey O'Dell, Larry King, Johnnie Ramierz, Greg Noack and Curtis Smiley. Second Row: Dan Burton, Albert Marsman, Victor Ayala, Dave Eisenga, Johnny Harder, Loren Schemper and Jerry Mapes. Coach Freeman. Thlrd Row: RIPON RIPON RIPON RIPON Bruce Martin, Von Anderson, James Felix, Manuel Sanchez, Steve Thompson and John Griffin. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Freshman Football . l Ll What's going on in the stands ? Loren's going back to pass. 6 N I Freshman Action!! Coming in for the kill. Victor scaring off the opposition. Man 'em I ever 'goen to get creamed. I V Q i V , Y A , h 3 few 'M,',iifg4i32,Tg1o,f:'S I- 'Q ' f 14 ef , -'F' ' : k'KfA fvbii Z . if '- 2 'V evgdffffiiff - 1- B A in Q we 2 'fi K 'ide f5Zli5Z:ffffgqfZi' s. f Wf1:5: ',., v2 :fZ i.' 'f'3jr3f5,. ' -jg, ' A 1' Twfzagewgymzkigignig,gig new ff, Sz, 9, ,f , 1 P.. - if -. 1525 , 7 M- H, rl 2QFfQ,,,5s5?a?f 1!4-7 -V - z WL- ZIV V . 4: .. 1 -A Lilith :S r r Come on guys, get that fumble! Where are you hiding the ball? y Club 'X J Loyal supporters for our team. J. V. Cheerleaders Mascots A V ffgiwt, X, E ...L ..-mul.. ua vw , 0 H A Top- Lonna Bergin, Left- Carol J orgenson, Pat Shipley and J ette Halladay J anel Wood. Varsity Cheerleaders ,K -Y -mm' 'M' Top. L. to R.: Kathy Schwarta, Diane Costa, Marcia Harris, Kim Van Wyk. Bottom Left-Tim Bunnell, Barry Kincaid, Lawrence Palmaymesa, Keith Overby. Second Row: Curtis Cook, Don Shipley, Chuck Rivara, Donald Eisenga, Ernie Campbell. Third Row: David Costa, Allen Wall, Rick Atwell, Bob Franscella. Fourth Row: Mark Collins, Ernie Beeler. F.F.A. gg-an-Qu......,, . Bottom L. to R.: Advisor, Mr. Ferraiuolo. Officers: Steve Davis, Gary Deathridge, Loxmie Correia. Allyn Wood, Donald Wright, Ernest Gomes. Second Row: Manuel Sanchez, Mike D'Angelo, Jerry Mello, Steve Otten, Ray Schmidt, Greg Green, Marty Vander Wal, Albert Marsman, Frank Machado, Donald Gomes, Larry Erbe, and Advisor Mr. Eastwood. Third Row: Greg Noack, David Costa, Junior Spurgeon, Dan Camara, Ernie Gudino, Larry King, David Macedo, Bruce Martin, and John Griffen. Fourth Row: Darrell Mercer, Jeff Silagi Terry Fredriks, John Woodson, Kevin Robinson, Mickey O'Dell, Hank Riemersma, and Steve Thompson. Fifth Row: Mike Mulder, Bruce Sharp, Rick Vieira, Gary Grube, Curtis Smiley, Paul Maxon, Duane Spyksma and Ron Vos. F. H. A.. f visor Ms. DeRose, Penny Moon, and Qseatedj Amy Pine, Gail Adams, Camille Kelch, Susie Villa, Ad- Girls Legfgue mm -, N' ff fi-f W' 5 Band Bottom L. to R.: Lonna Bergin, Sandy Ratliff, Diane Otten, Heidi Aufermaur, Kevin Scarlata, Penny Travaille, and Keri Atwell. Second Row: Deanna Marsman, Pattie Travaille, Sandy Schut, Debbie Otten, Kristi Vrieling, Victor Ayala, Sue Pasma, Jamie Dalman and Barry Kincaid. Third Row: Debbie Webb, Rod Veldhuizen, John Woodson, Bob King, Mark Collins, Jerry Mapes and Danny Burton. Fourth Row: Juanda Beth Vander Beck, Allison loppini, Brad Hannink, Junior Spurgeon, Johnnie Ramieniigan Busman, Manuel Azevedo, Mervin Fikse, Bob Franscella, Lawrence Palmaymesa. WXQ, Y X. Instructor Ms. Roberts. Bottom Row L. to R.: Susie Saarloos, Debbie Webb, Jack Doornewaard, Glenn Sand, J ette Halladay, Keri Atwell. Second Row: Rachel Barton, Terry Indermuehle, Gail Adams, Gaile Girdner, William Pine, Robert King, Jeff Dalman, Gloria Grayson. Third Row: fHiddenJ Karen Carson, Janel Wood, Carol Jorgenson, Tommie Wheeler, Cathy Campbell, Joan Balsbaugh, Camille Kelch, Vivian Carrick, Teri Fletcher and Anna Smiley. Pianist: Faith Hannink. A Glee Flag Girls L. to R.: Debbie Barrick, Mary Ellen Rivara, Allison Ioppini, and Deanna Marsman if f A f Q T, A- tif' ff fr' A V, if ' Ll, ' ' ii , in J ,Q 4 VLW,, wg, - it RH ! ,M , Vfrr V in VLQV kiy, Q M wx , im Xa -A V ., ' W A 'LL ' xx 5 .gi ft Indianettes, L. to R.: Linda Silva, Valerie Weidert, Kim Johnston and Connie Vander Schuur. Pianist: Faith I-Iannink, Gaile Girdner, Allyn Wood, Gail Adams, and Wendy Ray. Speech Bottom L. to R.: Wayne Sutton, Marty Weller, Melissa Harris, and David Sutton. 2nd. Row: Advisor, Mr. Lale, John Mangelos, J. B. Vander Beek, and Kevin Scarlata. 3rd. Row: Dawn Harder, Susie Villa, Wendy Ray, and Deanna Marsman. 59 W ,W , C.S.F. XSS. We , - ., Sitting L. to R.: Bonnie Vander Wal, Galen Alldrin, Jettc Halladay. Second Row: Alvin Azevcdo, Linda Souza, Linda Schemper, Robin Douma, Cheryl Weller. Third Row: Faith Hannink, Mike O'Leary, Martha Gavino. tudent Council C.S. F. Officers: Bob Franscella, Pat Bouwman, Kim Van Wyk. Bottom L. to R.: Jan Cover, Bob Franscella, Donna Dodd, Chuck Rivara and Dwight Cover. Second Row: Carol Weststeyn, Robert Tyhurst, Brad Hannink, Galen Alldrin and Linda Souza. -i Z Class Dfficers First Row: Rodney Veldhuizen, Jr. Treas.g Brenda Lange, Jr. Act. Chair.5 Peggy Dedini, Sr. Treas.g and Robin Bartels, Fresh. Treas. Second Row: Judy Madoski, Fr. Sec.g Bonnie Vander Wal, Jr. Sec.g Karen Veldhuizen, Sr. Sec.g Teresa Mauolyn, Fr. Act. Chair.g and Faith Hannink, Soph. Seo. Third Row: Mitch Torn Soph. Treas.g Margaret Beeler, Sr. Treas. , David Eisenga, Fr. Vice Pres.g John Woodson, Soph. V.P.g and Vernon Kuipers, Jr. V. P. Fourth Row: Jan Cover Fr. Pres.g Dwight Cover, So. Pres., Linda Souza, Jr. Pres.g and Brad Hannink, Sr. Pres. el, 7 M'-.J Girls' and Boys' State: Carol Weststeyn, Chuck Rivara. The 1972-73 Ripon High Varsity Basketball team consisted of three Seniors and five Juniors. The young and small Indian team gained valuable experience and knowledge throughout the season. The team was led in scoring by John Gaffney with 281 points. He was followed by Don Shipley with 214 points. Shipley led the team in rebounds with 190 and he was followed by Rick Atwell with 181 rebounds. The lead assist men were Atwell with 42 and Shipley with 41. With five returning lettermen and a strong Frosh. -Soph, team the future of Ripon High Basketball looks bright. COWQLAJLZ X 1 'fri' , KX 3 . ..,,,,. , ,,,.,. E 14a 1St POWI left to right: ' son Dennis Tyhurst, John Gaffney, Tim Bunnell, Bob lfranscella, 2nd row: Left to right Don Eisenga, Don Shipley, Rick Atwell, Randy Sutton, Jack Doornewaard, Coach Wharton. 62 Dave in perfect form Basketball In ,V ,E 'fijZi1'w55,54ei'X62?ZmE?47iQzsfziiggkfz'f-f' A ' 1' ?5fQi?fZ2l ?f 'f1l?U I John up for two f sa Rick's in for trouble Loren shows how it's done FRE SHMEN SCORES RIPON 27 HUGHSON RIPON 31 ESCALON RIPON 30 RIVERBANK RIPON 32 EAST UNION DENAIR CE NTRAL CATHOLIC 'k RIPON 41 'I' RI PON 31 RIPON 41 RIPON E LEME NTARY 'I RIPON 40 RIPON CHRISTIAN 3 23 RIPON RIPON RIPON RIPON RIPON RIPON RIPON RIPON 52 43 48 26 44 MARIPOSA HILMAR DE NAIR CENTRAL CATHOLIC LE GRAND RIPON CHRISTIAN MARIPOSA HILMAR LE AGUE GAME S NX emi K v.,.. 3 we F. ef ,lf-Q-N lst row: kneelingg Mick O'De11, Manual Sanchez, Steve Otten. 2nd row: standing, Coach Freeman, Dale Smit, Duane Spyksma, Jamie Dalman, David Luis, Dan Burton and Loren Schemper. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORE S RIPON 60 HUGHSON RIPON 52 ESCALON RIPON 45 RIVERBANK HUGHSON TOURNAMENT RIPON 54 PATTERSON RIPON 39 ORESTIMBA RIPON 58 EAST UNION MARIPOSA TOURNAMENT RIPON 41 MARIPOSA RIPON 33 ATWATER RIPON 57 CHOWCHILLA RIPON 48 DENAIR RIPON 48 CENTRAL CATHOLIC RIPON 43 LE G.RAND RIPON 43 RIPON CHRISTIAN RIPON 61 MARIPOSA RIPON 70 HILMAR RIPON 58 DENAIR RIPON 61 CENTRAL CATHOLIC RIPON 52 LE GRAND RIPON 41 RIPON CHRISTIAN RIPON 43 MARIPOSA RIPON 56 HILMAR LEAGUE GAME S 57 51 37 45 32 44 66 63 53 43 42 52 was s .1-X RW. Junior Varsity-lst row: left to rightg kneeling: Gary Fiske, Ray Schmidt, Tyler Reese, Greg Green, Gary Deathridge, Jeff Francis 2nd row: left to right, standingg Coach Veurink, Mervin Fiske, Mitch Tornell, Mike O'Leary, Dan Shipley, Steve Davis, Rick Vieira David Eisenga, John Grivette, Glenn Sand. XM - W xl MHLSQ -fU'6 Km G.A.A. Diane tries her luck! Don't just stand there Susie, Oh my goodness, there's the basket do something! Soloist: Kathy Morino Songleaders: Margaret Beeler, Karen Velduizen, Linda Schemper, Tina Thompson, Diane VanWyk, and Helen Visser. Twirlersz Diane Otten, J, B. VanderBeek, Dawn Harder, and Sandy Schut, , mf Y , www cw Safety Poster Winners: Diane Va.nWyk, Pattie Norton John Martin, and Jan Dalnmn. Picnic My 1 a W , Not as good as chicken but. . Tea for two. What do you mean all gone? H 72 Fa Chuck Rivara ll Fashions Barb Pasma Helen Visser Marsha Harris Sitting-L. to R.: Jeff Dalmzm, Wayne Sutton, Don Gomes, Victor Ayala. Kneeling-L. to R.: Ernie Campbell, Allan Wall, Jan Dalman Mike Denman. Standing-L. to R.: Jolm Ramiorz, Larry Erbe, Ernie Beeler, Coach Davis. Victor Ayala riding and getting ready for a pin. Wrestling Captain, Allan Wall, team point leader and most valuable wrestler. SR me S+!! f if . .- . ' .l ., -.f Q15 Q3 Q 5gl,,f,,,,g? ,Q ,1 ,,,, 4 ,. . Poway Ll.-A -f-4' 4 '- fri .,., I ,.-' 1 i ....... --- xl -k.,,.i.,.f:f3 A ,Q H V f , C1 ,., ix eir if 11 , If g ' - ,,.,- ' f - ll 4, If l ff ti gif' - ffm , ,,,Q, , x.,4 .Ai K ..x, Wayne Sutton cradles opponent. Jeff Dalman beginning first period. Allan Wall adds one more pin to his record. The Indians wrestled in the newly-formed Southern League com- peting against Denair, Hilmar, and Mariposa. The team consisted of five freshmen, three sophomores, and four juniors. Being a young team, the Indians were faced with a year of painful experi- ence. As the season progressed, much improvement was seen in Victor Ayala, Don Gomes, Wayne Sutton, David Macedo, Jan and Jeff Dalman, Mike Denman, Ernie Campbell, Larry Erbe, and John Ramierz. The team was led by Juniors Allen Wall and Ernie Beeler. Allen Wall, team captain, led the team in pins, points, and wins. raw 71 - wx -fi Y' Q Duh, duh, where's the newspaper? Day dreaming? Speech In Action So that's what you do in La1e's class. Z.. an:-ff' X . Nw . V A Tha-Us my line. I wish I knew mine! A F.F.A. :gay , w, ,', f .avid V4 32, ,A f ' . 'T' Ndk!5, ?.f': we .. P!-T , VW J it 'fm -fm ,Q ,im ,,.,.,.-- N--.Jn Q... Get to work David. N, 1' It 0 I X, AH, another customer! But this tree is better. 'L ur' fd 0' 3 ' H pg 4 if 'f as 5, 5 we This is easier than the 3R's. T K Helpmg Head Custodian-Mr. Doom Custodian-Bus Drivers-Tony Lopez, Tony Cardoza. Bus driver Jim Satterwite. ' Hands Substitute-Mrs. Laird IEEEIZB Custodian-A1 Butler Bus D1'iVe1 DaVe Parsons Substitute-Mr. Weller BUS . Faye and Helen-kitchen helpers ? Q E Faye, eating again? - -ULU-I I didn't know the Warwhoop Staff worked! ! :ww 'NN AS THE 50's GO ROLLIN' ALONG All the Ripon cats were Beep-Boppin' around as the 1950's Day started Rollin. School was buzzing with popular favorites such as: Good Night Irene, Rock Around the Clock, and You Ain't Nothin' But A Hound Dog. Some of the kids were really hep as they wore their cool threads, consisting of rolled up jeans, sweatshirts, bobby socks and oxfords. Linda Sohemper dared the dress code by wearing a skirt that almost revealed her knees! ! The day was topped off with a swinging rally which was The Cat's Pajamas. Such an explosive rally you've never seen! The fuse was lighted when Ripon's own beloved Mascots came roaring into the gym on a mini-bike frame, Jette Halladay got things rolling with a tear-jerking farewell speech to the Seniors. The fuse was kept sizzling by numerous attempts by the cheerleaders to lead the crowd in some old time cheers. These usually ended in roars of laughter rather than cheers. Many of the highlights of the day were: Cookie and His Combg Purified Poetry from a Bongo Beatin' Beatnickg You Coyotes Ain't Nothin But A Hound Dog, rendered by Teen Angel, In The Traditional Malt Shopg and a side-splitting Qto say the leastj performance by the Songleaders. The rally really exploded when, none other than, Elvis Presley appeared. By the time Elvis reached the center of the floor, the whole gym was enveloped by screams from half-crazed teen-agers. Though Elvis could not be heard above the screams of his fans, his movement and beckoning glances were enough to drive any girl wild, Though the 1950's day is in the past, it will be years before it is forgotten. It should take about that long for all concerned to recuperate. Freshmen with class KJ Songleaders do their thing At the Malt Shop Ripon's own Elvis comes to town -J One and a two and a. . . Four Beauties? grniefv Q HUHQ-HS he M-Xgslorg bQ5:if-Lxfl-f??xJQ,u! H5 QKmos+ NH? and I can haFcl'f3wcu-L No mofq xxs-Lenkvvs-l1, xlewmv. gf- his s+-flplci' 'kid-5 BY fn in h' 5-L ' :WS 539w'Zfec3pte:k-Eixssgtaws -KW-595 bbw. S063 IULQK im soknl. LN? 7 Whcre's the Ball Bob? 8 Student Council ,y .lg -' , f, s, Sf! Hard At Work Chuck, you necdn't do that! This is no time to cut pzlperdolls-Carol. 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