Riverside Polytechnic High School - Koala Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

a ee en eS SSO ee eee — = . Ls NTY PUBLIC LIBRARY WAM AAU 3 1833 07522 6529 RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA _ Au BUDD WENTZ, Editor MR. W. KELLY ADAMS, Advisor Bob Andersen — Karen. Saunders Jeff Gaffney Norman Sealander Juli Hobbs Joyce Shettel, TC ae Sheila Holcomb Cynthia Smith Suzy Lewis Thom Tucker “Norman Richert Jackie Woy i: po . oe C305 ay ¢ ATi FOREWORD Here at Poly, we are part of the vast, modern younger generation . . alive, vibrant, on the go. Much has been written and said against our age; but throughout time the youth have weathered such criticism, And as each age has matured, the new has replaced the old — and no one has yet toppled the earth from its axis! Our generation has more of good than bad to offer, more of the genuine than of the cheap imitation. We are confidently certain that the solid principles of the majority of us will snow under the sick ideas of the noisy few. We are the younger generation — better informed, we hope, than any preceding younger generation, And we intend to prove it. ‘vag i i 7: “ th he . ae ee, ¥s Sepa esr amen PRE SE pce RENEE ASE yh eee EMRE PIECE EEE ee ee Mr. Bruce Miller, our Superintendent of Schools, is well known on the Poly cam- pus as a true friend of education, doing all that he can to help and improve not only the program at Poly but also throughout the school district. His gen- uine sincerity, priceless sense of humor and his fine ability and insight add up to make Mr.-Miller the strong adminis- trator that he is. Leaders of Our te Li eee a eee Shane epnrinncenvneonenae aged he te chan tenn acne Sen enema The members of the Riverside School Board were never ‘'bored' with their role as downtown administrators. They did their best, despite a tight budget, to make the schools of this city something to be proud of. Faced with situations from beards to extra classes for teachers, 12 the Board solved the daily problems. Our thanks go to, Row 1: Mrs. Evelyn Kendrick (clerk), Mr. Arthur L. Littleworth (president), Mrs. Margaret Heers. Row 2: Dr. Vernon Stern, Mr. B. Rae Sharp (vice-president), and Mr. Bruce Miller (superintendent of schools). Commonly known as 'Ge orge,'’ our Prin- cipal, Mr. George Wrentmore, managed the office with a steady hand. He braved and parried whatever unexpected turns of events came to him. Even when he had to say ''No! ' we all knew he was on our side. He made it his business to get to know as many students as possible and to help and encourage them in as many ways as he could. Here we see him on one of his daily tours of the campus as he makes sure that all is going smoothly. And all is going well, indeed, under the guidance of this Principal. Generation Our Vice-principal, Mr. B. F. Thorson, was always ready to lend a hand— whether it was to help a new student or to carry out his role as Poly's disciplinarian. His job was not always easy—what with senior marches on the library and such—but his friend- liness and understanding were the two dominant features that carried him to popularity in these hallowed halls. His hours spent in long and hard work were not in vain, for with men like him, Poly prospered and became known as THE school in Riverside. “AA PEP VE “LE trong tree The new Dean of Girls this year was Mrs. Anne Rush. Al- though most of us remember her as a counselor from last year, as Dean she has already found an affectionate place in many of our hearts. In the shortest period of time she had things going smoothly and she found her new niche at Poly. The juniors were advised by Mr. Charles Shewman. He informed them of necessary tests and did his very best to see that every- one was doing everything necessary to prepare for col- lege. Mrs. Pauline Whitfield, coun- selor for the ‘‘Zits,'' is here helping Jennie Sanchez look into a home economics major. It was Mrs. Whitfield's job to see that all the sopho- mores started off on the right foot for their next three years at Poly. Perhaps the hardest grade to counsel is the seniors, for they must be informed of tests, scholarships, visitations, and other college information. Mrs. Ruth Wheeler not only did this, but also helped those not going on to college select the best alternative. Setting the horizons for Poly students was Uncle Milty,'' Mr. Milton Tew. As head Dean of Guidance, he was responsible for making sure that everyone received all the information and counseling they re- quired. Guidance ER SOP eo Our school nurse, Mrs. Elsie Adelson, is seen here putting drops in Nancy Capper's eyes. Mrs. Adelson devoted a lot of time keeping us all in as good health as possible, hte certainly owe her much appreciation for her work. as their Field You say you were sick yesterday? Well, you certainly got a good sunburn at home in bed. So runs a typical conversation with our Attendance Superintendent, Mr. Ben Hammerschmidt. Although we don't always appreciate his efficiency, we must admit that he is an excellent administrator. of seeing that it was a quiet place to do research and studying. Mr. Llew Smith is in charge of the Special Education classes. These classes prepare students who are not en- rolled for regular school work to learn some trade and otherwise develop information that would insure them of a job after high school. - Showing us our spacious new library is Mrs. Barbara Clyde, our librarian. Her efficiency soon got the library in working order, and she did a wonderful job 15 ood Kae NIOSH Mr. David Bigbee “Mr. Mead Camp Mrs. Sarah Varnell Advanced Math Algebra Advanced Math Intermediate Math Intermediate Math Intermediate Math Department Head In the MATH department we learned all the modern math, and came out wondering if two and two really does equal four. We struggled through hours of angles, cosines, loga- rithms, and proofs; and promptly forgot it all when it came time to take a test. Somehow, with plenty of effort and No-Doz, we made it through and promptly forgot all the suffering we had endured. gt Mr. Mead Camp and James Dietrich are arguing about the best way to measure the circumference rol : } O S of the world. ‘‘Well, ' says Jim, you can do it your way and I'll do it mine, and we'll see who gets done first! ' Mr. Dennis Hodges Math Geometry Miss Bonita Ferrin Algebra Here Mrs. Varnell is seen surrounded by her home-grown tropical rain forest. Geometry ! ; : $ Enjoying a meal of homemade soup and other delicacies are Mr. J. Leuenberger, Mr. A. Jen- nings, Mr. K. Adams, Mr. D. Rowe, Mr. G. Londos, Mr. R. Ringwald to Frogs Dissecting cats, measuring velocity, and concocting potions are all part of the SCIENCE department. Have you ever seen a sheep's brain in a jar, or a bottle of acid totally engulf a human being? If you would like to, this department was made for you. Besides learning important facts, you are sure to have a good time, and this makes the science department so popular among students. Mr. Donald Brummel Mr. George Londos Biology Physiology Science Survey Biology Department Head Laura Critchlow certainly knows how to get a trates here—that ball teacher, supervises. K. Orr (student laboratory assistant), and is putting out 250,000 volts. Mr. Roy Ringwald Chemistry Science Survey a Donald Row Physics Geometry Mr. charge out of life, as she illus- Mr. Donald Rowe, Physics 17 Mr. William Bell Ii Literature Composition Senior Honors English See: Besides teaching English, Mrs. Roberta Adams finds time to sponsor the pom-pon girls: D. Donahue, P. Stockwell, M. Mason, C. Ford, L. McCormick, and R. Arend. Dangling modifiers, fragments, parallelism, and unclear statements are Hye ee all problems that face students in the ENGLISH department. We read Neen aS Ere 500-page books in one night and wrote term papers in two, but actually Literature learned a great deal and graduated from Poly as cultured students. Composition Junior Honors English $ 4h Mr. Robert McClintock Miss Joanne Loy English Il Composition Literature ye a Mrs. Murlene Bigelow Mrs. Lorelei Roberts Mr. William Bell returned from World War II in great style, but dutifully con- Reading Lab English formed to Poly's dress code and shaved off his mustache before he resumed 18 Speech teaching. oe a Miss Ruth Elwell Sophomore English Junior English Bal eG Mr. P rescott Cogswell Miss May Henry cuddles one of the chinchillas that she raised in her basement feiss iI for fun and profit. They have won many trophies in chinchilla shows. udio-Visua Fs B . : “ae : Miss May Henry Mrs. Marie d'Argongue Literature English Workshop Composition Department Head Nt 5 : . ae. fe ee | Mrs. Roberta Adams Mrs. Marjorie Herring Mrs. Emma Haley Mrs. Murlene Bigelow speaks to Dutch Diffen- Composition Composition Creative Writing baugh before his talk to the A.F.S. Club. Dutch Literature Journalism Literature was an exchange student to Thailand last sum- mer and is wearing the clothes of a Buddhist monk. 19 Own Mr. Glenn McGowan Mr. Walter Davidson Government U.S. History U.S. History Government Did you know that Alexander the Great's horse's name was Usefolis? Do you know how to pro- nounce sukiyaki correctly? Both these things come under the category of SOCIAL STUDIES. Sophomores take world cultures, juniors take American history, and seniors take government. : Seniors may elect to take world history (which si 4 is incidentally one of the most fascinating cours- es at Poly). Sunny Southern California was deluged with pouring rain and Cindi Smith, Micki Hudson, Bob Anderson, and Karen Saunders decided to take advantage of it. We caught them sailing their boats in one of the many lakes around campus. Mr. W. Kelley Adams Mr. Vernon Stater Psychology World Cultures Publications MOm—OoOCaAM -—- Pr-O Mr. Arlo Gard Mr. Earle Green During this year there was a serious battle going on between Mr. 20 World Cultures Government Jack Smith and the Red Baron. . . . Here Mr. Smith describes how Psychology he outwitted his foe by disguising himself as a French farmer's Sociology daughter and sneaking across the border undetected. I Mr. Eugene Miller Mr. Jack Smith Mr. Alvin Martin World History World Cultures U.S. History Government Driver Education ‘ Ay Every year terror strikes Poly as the sophomores get rr Wins TNS A behind the wheel for the first time. We had a remark- Mr. John elley Mrs. Loraine Thomas ably safe year with only one casualty. Jeff Gaffney World Cultures World Cultures Driver Education is shown above in his last horror stricken moment of : This Crazy World fuk No one can say that Poly doesnt have the “giving” spirit as Patti (back) illustrate. They are surrounded by gifts donated by Mr. Ross and Marcia Gunn (front) and Pat Santy and Madeline Volker Green's advisory for needy families. 2 rod 7 We Learned the: Gary Withey and Mr. George Bronstrup are busy planing a board in a woodshop class. What the rest of the class doesn't know is that they are making a guillotine to get rid of those students that don't do their work. Mr. Stanley Mamulski Auto Mechanics - ‘ ie yh 4 (OED, . i Pe + AN Two departments that are mysterious to members of the opposite sex Sy ie are the SHOP and HOME ECONOMICS departments. Here boys build Halse pacha and repair everything from cars to hi-fi cabinets, and girls cook and Sara mimnaise sew up a storm. Both these fields are important for preparing students Woodshop for future life. Department Head _ � Mis teNAraS Mr. Richard Epp Mr. Irving Hicks Mr. Lewis Kummerow Mr. Robert Dickson y Printing Lab Machine Shop Drafting Electronics Cross Country Track Miss Vicki Schouler Homemaking Foods Mrs. Eleanor Snedden Mrs. Martha Pope Clothing Homemaking Typing, shorthand, and recordkeep- ing are all classes taught in the BUS- INESS department. Here the future secretaries learn these skills and many important aspects of the busi- ness; others learn skills, such as typ- ing, for their other school work. Miss Shirley Smith Business Department Head in Memoriam Miss Dorothy E. Schnee Polytechnic High School 1942-1967 ASA antiealeNCC HANNAN NESS OCR Mr. William Mitsch Mr. Maurice Beckley Business Education Business Education Tennis NN Re Not only can you buy school supplies at the student store, but often you can Mr. Robert Wright Mrs. Margaret Pofahl see a magic trick—here Roberta Wilson shows Keith Sorrels how to change a Business Education Business Education five-dollar bill and two ones into seven one-dollar bills. A.S.B. Store Mr. Richard Rossi Mr. Stephen Logan Drama Speech Every year Schroeder in the Charlie Brown comic series cele- brates Beethoven's birthday, and the Poly orchestra decided it should be a universal holiday and celebration. They made appropriate birthday signs and are now trying to get the school board to declare it a legal holiday. Mr. Theodore Johnston Mr. Jack Krause 24 Orchestra Band Mr. Donald Wilcox adds a finishing touch to his latest garbage can assemblage, entitled ‘'Bouquet. The Fine Arts To become even more well rounded, we have the ART, MUSIC, and DRAMA departments. Here our talents were born and cultivated, and many of us prepared for careers under the limelight. Not every- one was serious about these fields, and to them these classes were just a means of creative relaxation. Mr. Donald Haneke Mr. Donald Wilcox Mr. Theodore Meows Choir, Chamber Singers Art Art PIECES DETACHEES EE accessol 4° : is MN, 3 Ny ae : LAR .-Rue Briqu f . Sirection Commercial. feNny Birection Industrielte : Mr. Joseph Leuenberger and Mary Young are admiring some bright posters that depict life in France. Many of the language rooms were adorned with art characteristic of various countries. Can you speak SPANISH, LATIN, FRENCH, or GERMAN? If so, then you are probably well acquainted with the LANGUAGE department. Here we learned important phrases like “Meatballs again! , The house is green,’ Flourished Brilliantly and You're pulling my leg. Bill Martin is being blindfolded by Mr. Jack Fitz- gerald before he tries to hit the pinata. Mr. Jack Fitzgerald is famous for his interesting Spanish Mr. Wilbur Booth classes where students participate in authentic Spanish Spanish fiestas and in writing pen pals. French Department Head Mr. Joseph Cummings Latin English Il Mr. Jack Fitzgerald Spanish Mr. Joseph Leuenberger French Spanish Miss Gerda Schulze German French From exercising Have you ever seen sixteen ferocious girls wearing shin guards and hitting each other with hockey sticks? This is one feminine activity of- fered in the girls P.E. department. They also exercised with such sports as golf, tennis, basketball, and track (not to mention football). Boys also 55.3% increased their physical fitness and prepared to try out for team sports. Miss Suzanne Elliott A activities included track, handball, basketball, football, and base- iisthete ball. Mr. Orrin Rife P.E., Team Coaching Department Head Mrs. Vera Stricker Girls P.E. g % “ � { ¥ J ; fap ot e. i 2 4 be ; ' sons 2 ae . Mrs. Charlotte Wilson Getting ready to make a bullseye is Sue Harrison, while Paula Leake and Pat Mr. Ray Halle Girls P.E. Kruse are waiting their turn to use the bow and arrows. Archery is only one sport P.E., Team Coaching the senior may elect to take. Miss Bernice Kortendick Major John Serafin Sgt. py Shryer Sgt. Alexander Prokop Mr. Al Jennings O.7.G: Girls P.E. R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. P.E., Team Coaching 26 Football Science Survey to the Feed Bag @ PRE Mrs. Mae the These Poly secretaries struggled through mountains of IBM cards ( Myers, Mrs. Ruth new, efficient system) and kept everything functioning for students, Margaret Horton, Mrs. Margarett Pauline, Mrs. Frances McCreary, y 4 A 19s) th, Mrs. Josie Coogan. Row 2: Mis. Smi teachers, and administrators. They re, Row 1: Mrs. Veda O'Keefe, Mrs. Terry Citarella. Stroup, M. Thompson, F. Messenger, H. Romo, M. Houston, H. Dryper. Row 2: E. Hale, V. Field, K. Lewis, M. Corridan, M. Fischer, I. Corley, P. Sampson, G. | The women who served, cooked, and cleaned in the cafeteria are, Row 1: D. | Anderson. Keeping Poly in good, clean shape were the custodians, Row 1: J. Arciniega, E. Benzor (head custodian); V. Ellis, M. Broadway. Row 2: R. Lewis, R. Ridgeway, H. Pena, E. Barham, J. Rogers. Row 3: R. Armstrong, P. Fuentes, C. Craig, L. Cardoza, T. Rivera, E. Ohde. 27 - Nocevcvceecteccce cettes — ° 4 ) These are the biggest bears of all! They made sure that the Whimpies stayed on top by serving as the Senior Class Council. Row 1: J. Golden, L. Lovesee, S. Lewis, M. Ogle, M. Middleton. Row 2: C. Corr, G. Pope, A. Cochran, B. Borgert, P. Martin, A. Wrigglesworth. Row 3: D. Frankel, G. Fast, D. Perry, S. Komarek. IN MEMORIAM Thomas Justice, Class of 1967 30 Whimpies .. . The class of '67, christened the Whimpies, will always rule! As sophomores, they scrubbed the sacred 'R'' for the last time, and as juniors, they beat the falsely confident seniors at the inter- class track meet. As seniors they kept the inferior Beaohs and Zits in their places by producing the Senior Class play, Playboy of the Western World, and by planning a perfect Midwinter Ball, Once upon a time. .. . ' By the time they were 17, they had blazed their trail down to the beach, and had spent three fantastic Spring Vacations there. Yes, the class of '67 knows its way around! They Knew Their Way Around sing an advisor to the Senior Class can be fun, as Miss Vicky Schouler and Irs. Roberta Adams (front), Mr. Mead Camp, Mr. Jack Fitzgerald, and Ir. Donald Rowe show. They just pity the poor advisors to the Junior and ophomore Classes! we. Lf Say, Bri, being a little more careful where you slam that hoe. I'd like to keep both hands. ’ Rick Wheeler helps with the 'steer'’ as these boys plant trees and shrubs in the senior quad. says Roger James (center) to Brian Worley, “how about The first annual All-night Disneyland party was a huge success, even though the hotel and Tom Sawyer's is- land were closed. Seniors danced to the sound of many popular bands and wearily made their way home at 4:00 a.m., ready for a day at the beach. Oh, oh, says Greg Fast, Senior Class Vice-president, to Becky Borgert, Social Chairman; Ann Cochran, Treasurer; and Suzy Lewis, Secretary, I think that mob is after us... .1 knew we shouldn't have done it. 4 ? BARBARA ADAMS BETTY ADAMS DOUGLAS ALLEN C.S.F. Life Member Senior Class President MIKE ALPERT Varsity Swimming Varsity Water Polo KATHY AMDAL RUSS ANDAVALL ROBERT ANDERSEN ® Koala Sports Editor BRUCE ANDERSON KARLA KIM ANDERSON A.F.S. Club SKIP ANDREWS Varsity Water Polo A.F.S. Stockholder LORETTA ANGUS NEAL ARBON Bruins Club PAM ARVIN Kris Koala Candystriper JOHN ASHMORE JIM BABCOCK MOLLY BACON Concert Choir Senior Sponsor DOUGLAS BAGWELL MARY BAIRD Senior Sponsor JAY BAPPLE Varsity Tennis Humanities Club ROBERT BARLOW Varsity Swimming Radio Club Vice-Pres. 32 STEPHEN BARNARD Band Varsity Cross Country MARTIN K. BARNES Varsity Water Polo Varsity Swimming GUS BARRIER ROSALIE M. BARRON R.O.T.C. Sponsor ROB BATEMAN Varsity Wrestling J.V. Tennis STEVE BEALS ERIC BECKLUND P:C.C: Poly Radio Program SUE BENNETT Work Experience Candystriper LINDA LEE BENVENISTE Commisioner of Publicity KIP BEST PAULA BEVERLY A.F.S. Club Humanities Club RICHARD BEVIN R.O.T.C. Officer House of Advisory BILL DAVID BEYER National Forensic League Spotlight Staff TOM BIEGEL ANNE BISHOP Girls' State Delegate C.S.F. Life Member JOHN BLANKENSHIP ROBIN BLOCK CHERYL BOOTS Daisy Chain BECKY BORGERT JANET BORTER Senior Sponsor Candystriper 33 — GORDON BOURNS Math-Science Club Pep Band JIM BRANSTETTER MARIANNE BRENNAN BETSY BRINKERHOFF MICHAEL BRISTOW Humanities Club SANDRA BRITTON LORETTA E. BRIZENDINE Future Medics Club JAN BROSIUS Boardettes BECKY BROWN JAMES BROWN Varsity Track LYN BROWN Concert Choir Humanities Club SUZANNE BENTON BROWN WILLIAM BROWN KATHY BROWNING CHERYL ALICE BRYANT Bear Tracks Art Editor C.S.F. Life Member DOUGLAS BUCKHOUT Senior Class Play Poly Radio Program MELINDA BURNSTEDT Pom Pon Girl R.O.T.C. Sponsor SUZANNE BURROWES ELIZABETH ANNE BUTCHER PuGiGe Red Cross Volunteer KIRK BUTTERWICK Varsity Basketball Captain Varsity Golf MIKE BUUS CAROL BYRUM WAYNE CABRERA Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball PETER CAMERON Humanities Club KAREN CASTEEL Candystriper Future Medics Club SUSAN CASTRO WAYNE CEPELIS JAMES CLARK WALT CONSER Varsity Tennis PETER COOPER Varsity Basketball Varsity Track CATHY CORR Spotlight Feature Editor Senior Class Council ANN CHRISTINE COTTON Library Assistant Girls' Chorus Ce JANELEE ANN CAMPBELL Concert Choir Girls' Volleyball Team VINCENT CAMPOS NANCY CAPPER Candystriper Boardettes BARBARA CARPENTER Candystriper Daisy Chain LARRY CLICK Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country MARY KATHRYN CLINE Varsity Cheerleader C.S.F. Life Member ANN COCHRAN Senior Class Treasurer Humanities Club KAREN L. CONNELLY Rec. Leadership Vice. Pres. , ? JACQUELINE COURTNEY Senior Sponsor CATHY CREE Senior Sponsor Senior Class Play SUSAN CRITCHFIELD LAURA CRITCHLOW Humanities Club Treasurer Drill Team GAY CROM Varsity Track House of Advisory RON CROTHERS RICK CRUSE TODD CUFFARO Varsity Football TERRY CULLEN JUDY CULPEPPER YOSHIAKI DAIMON DENISE DALES DIANE DARIES Candystriper Senior Sponsor DON DAVIS Varsity Basketball Varsity Golf JANET DAVIS KAREN DAVIS LES DAVIS MICHAEL WILLIAM DAY Bruins Club A.F.S. Club JANE DEBEL VIVIEN D. DELEON A.F.S. Club DALE DeLLAMAS Varsity Football Captain Varsity Baseball JOHN DERHO SHARON DEVINE KAREN DeYOUNG GEORGE DIAZ Concert Choir Varsity Football DAVID DICK Graphic Arts MARILOU DIESKA Candy Aide Future Medics Club DUTCH DIFFENBAUGH A.F.S. Exchange Student Key Club President LINDA DILDAY Senior Sponsor Candystriper DAN DOCKSTADER Jester's Club Drama Productions DEBORAH DODSON C.S.F. Life Member A.F.S. President MICHAEL D. DOHERTY DIANE DOMBRADY Daisy Chain Candystriper DEBBIE DORNER Majorette GREG DOTTA Humanities Club TOM DOUGHERTY PHIL DRAKE Varsity Track Team Band BILL DRUARY Varsity Swimming Varsity Water Polo RICK DUCHARME Art Club President Humanities Club BRENDA DUMAS 37 38 JOANNE EAKS Girls' League 2nd V. Pres. A.F.S. CAROL EBEL Recreational Leadership DAVID EBERSOLE Lions Club Speech Trophy National Forensic League CATHY EDGERLY Varsity Cheerleader Pom-Pon Girl BILL EICHEL TERRY ELLIOTT Art Club JIM ELLSWORTH MIKE ENDEMAN SHERLI ERB Senior Sponsor Spotlight Staff WILLIAM ERISER JOHN ERWIN R.O.T.C. Drill Team STEPHANIE EVANS DORIS LYNNE EYLER GAYLE FACCOU JON FACEY Varsity Water Polo Key Club BRIAN FARLEY Senior Class Play Bruins Club SUE FARLEY RONALD FARRIS Varsity Football Varsity Track GREG FAST Senior Class Vice Pres, Senior Class Play ROBERT FIELDING National Merit Finalist R.O.T.C. Staff Officer MARSHA FITCH Head Varsity Cheerleader Pom-Pon Girl JAMES FITZGERALD LANDY FLEMING JOAN FOSS GWEN FOX Girls’ League President Daisy Chain DANIEL J. FRANKEL Senior Class Council Key Club DAVID FRANZ Golf Team JOHN M. FUTCH ROBERT W. GABBE Varsity Baseball Hurnanities Club JEFF GAFFNEY Humanities Club Pres. Varsity Basketball DIANA GARBER YVONNE SUE GARCIA Pep Club GAYLE GARDNER Recreational Leadership Daisy Chain SANDIE GERHARDT Girls’ League Officer National Forensic Leaque DIANA GILEVICH Humanities Club A.F.S. DAN S. GILLESPIE Lettermens' Club Pres. Varsity Football ALEXIA GILMORE ANDREW E. GIRASEK III EMMA GLOVER Music Modern Dance JEFF GODON R.O.T.C. Drill Team JO ANNE GOLDEN R.O.T.C. Sponsor Senior Class Council JOANNE GOMBERT Candystriper Business Club - Publicity DIANE GOODROW LORAN CORNELIUS GOODWIN Varsity Baseball VICKI GRAMLICH Candystriper DALE GRANDSINGER MAGDALEN GREENHOUSE Concert Choir Drill Team CHERYL GROSS Concert Choir Boardettes MARSHA GROSS Business Club LAURA GULLETTE Concert Choir LAWRENCE H. GUNKEL Varsity Baseball MARCIA GUNN Girls’ League Treasurer C.S.F. Life Member DAVID M. HADLEY Humanities Club Math-Science Club HOWARD HALL Varsity Football Co-Capt. KATHI HALLSTROM DON HAMILTON R:0:1-C- Chess Club HARLENE HARBISON Humanities Club Future Medics Club JUDEE HARDING CAROL HARR RANDY HARRIS SUSAN HARTH MICHAEL HASTEN House of Advisory SUE HAWKINS Boardettes Art Club CHUCK HAYMAN JULIE HOBBS Daisy Chain SHEILA HOLCOMB Koala Advertising Editor Senior Sponsor LARRY HOLDER MARTY HOWIE Com. of Assemblies A.S.B. Secretary RICHARD HARRIS Varsity Wrestling SHERRY HARRIS Senior Class Council Candystriper SUSAN HARRISON Senior Sponsor Business Club President CAROLYN HART Senior Class Council GAIL HAYNES Recreational Leadership Orchestra CHERIE HEDLUND Business Club MIKE HERRICK Humanities Club RICHARD HILL GEORGE HUMPHRIES R.O.T.C. Bn. Commander Challenge Bowl BOB HUNDLEY RICHARD HUNTER Varsity Swimming Capt. Varsity Water Polo JEFF HUSTON Varsity Football 4| yom ROGER GARY JAMES C.S.F. Life Member Com. of Boys' Welfare MARILYN JANTZ DON JENKINS GARY JESSER LINDA JOHN | BARBARA JOHNSON | Commissioner of Activities Senior Sponsor ERIC JOHNSON KATHY JONES Daisy Chain Senior Sponsor LEEMOND C. JONES Varsity Basketball Varsity Track LINDA JONES SUSAN C. JONES Senior Sponsor Daisy Chain JUDY JORDAN CRAIG JOSEPHSON | | MARY ELIZABETH KAHLEFENT Chamber Singers . Concert Choir JUDI KAHNS Spotlight Staff Daisy Chain BEVERLEY EILEEN KARA C.S.F. Life Member Future Teachers Club SUSAN KEAST Chamber Singers Junior Class Play PATRICIA KELLEY KEVIN KENNEDY Humanities Club DALE KENNETT Varsity Football Humanities Club TIM KESTERSON Bruins Club Spotlight Staff JIM KINDALL GLENDA LANELL KINNIEBREW Drill Team Captain LYNN KLAVITTER JOHN FARNSWORTH KLEINMAN School Photographer R.O.T.C. Officer DAVID KNOPF Varsity Tennis Spotlight Sports Editor STEVE KOMAREK Senior Class Play Challenge Bowl Team SANDY K. KOPPERT BONNIE LANDA SUE LANIER Senior Class Council Future Medics Club JENNIE LA ROCCA Candystriper P.E. Monitor CHRIS LARSON ELEANOR JEANNETTE LAWE Business Club Humanities Club LINDA LAZIER PAULA LEAKE Concert Choir Drill Team DEBORAH LEE C.S.F. Life Member Daisy Chain MARGO KRAH KRIS KREY PAT KRUSE Senior Sponsor FRANK P. LAMBORN Varsity Football Varsity Basketball 4 ? NITA LEIGHTON A.F.S. Club Candystriper DONALD: LEMLY Concert Choir Pres. Chamber Singers ANGIE LEUNG SUZY LEWIS Senior Class Secretary Koala Copy Editor TERRY LEWIS KENT LIBUSE Bruins Club CHARLES LILLIBRIDGE Bruins Club Debate Team JERRY LILLIEDOLL Sir Varsity Golf Team GALE LINDLEY Business Club Candystriper RON LINES Varsity Football DOUGLAS LOFSTROM Key Club KRIS LOHR Senior Sponsor Humanities Club RAHN LOMBARD Varsity Track Lettermen's Club SANDY LOUSTAUNAU Art Club Humanities Club LINDA LOVESEE DONNA LOWE Boardettes PAT LOZANO Business Club House of Advisory RICHARD LUERAS BONNIE McCONNICO DOUG McDERMOTT Varsity Football Key Club 44 DONNA McDONNELL A.F.S. Club Humanities Club JOSEPH McGEE JOHN McINTYRE Varsity Football DONALD KENNETH McKINNON Humanities Club JAN McMENOMY THOMAS McNAMARA Humanities Club MICHAEL MAFFEI HOWARD MALE PAT MALONEY CHRIS MALOY Bruins Club R.O.T.C. Officer MICHAEL MANCUS R.O.T.C. Platoon Leader BUD MANOVSKY CAROLYN MANSMANN R.O.T.C. Sponsor DONNA MARTIN PAT MARTIN Senior Class Council Candy Aide RICHARD MARTIN MANUEL MARTINEZ MARGARET MARTINEZ RICH MARTINEZ B Swimming B Water Polo KEVIN MATTHEWS 45 soe ROBERT MATTHEWS Varsity Baseball Lettermen's Club ROBERT MAYHEW Radio Club Pres. ROBERT L. METCALFE Chess Club Pres. MARY MIDDLETON Concert Choir Senior Class Council NORMAN MIDDLETON NANCY MILLER DAVE MIXON Varsity Swimming JIM MONAGHAN Varsity Swimming Lettermen's Club MARILYN MOORE C.S.F. Life Member Fut. Teachers’ Club Pres. HERBERT A. MORRISS Math-Science Club JERRY MORRISON Graphic Arts LES MORRISON JIM MORRISSEY MAURICE MORTON JILL MOULTON Sr. Activities Committee Girls’ League TOM MUNNECKE Varsity Water Polo JOHN MURRAY NANCY MURRAY Bear Tracks Art Club KAREN NEEDHAM Mixed Chorus Humanities Club GAIL NELSON 46 JUDY NELSON PEGGY NELSON Bear Tracks Board CS BARBARA NICHOLSON Girls’ Volleyball Team TANNIE NICODEMUS JOHN NIEDERKORN Chamber Singers All Ivy League V. Football JUDITH NITZ JAMES NORRIS Key Club DIANA NUTTALL Senior Sponsor DENNIS E. OGILVIE Art Club Humanities Club MARSHA OGLE Homecoming Queen R.O.T.C. Sponsor CHARLENE OLSON Candystripers President Senior Sponsor JIM OLSON C.S.F. Member AFS Stockholder . KATHY ORR ay Head R.O.T.C. Sponsor Humanities Club Sec. VIRGINIA ORTEGA EDWARD OWENS NANCY PALMER Humanities Club Business Club JOYCE PERRICONE DOUGLAS WAYNE PERRY Varsity Track Senior Class Council EDWIN PERRY Varsity Football Varsity Basketball JANET L. PERRY Recreational Leadership Orchestra 47 a JUDITH PERRY Humanities Club CARL O. PETERSON Lettermen's Club Officer Varsity Football DANNY PETERSON MIKE PETERSON Lettermen's Club Key Club THOMAS J. PICARELLI B Track Team Poly Radio LAURA PITNEY Drill Team GAYLE POPE Senior Class Council | Daisy Chain DON POPOV SANDRA JUNE PRECIADO Junior Class Council P.C.C. SUSAN PRIDE DAN RANGEL EMMA RHOADES Chamber Singers Senior Sponsor STEVAN C. RICH Humanities Club Jesters Club NORMAN RICHERT National Merit Finalist Challenge Bowl JON RIDPATH Varsity Football Lettermen's Club SHARON RILEY ROBERTA RINGSTROM Candystripers Vice Pres. ROBIN RINGSTROM TIM RITENOUR | JAMES S. RITTER JR. Varsity Rifle Team Capt. DAVE ROBB Chamber Singers Concert Choir Vice-Pres. EDETTE ROBERTS Business Club NANCY ROBERTS CHRIS ROBINSON SUE ROME FAYE E. RONDEAU Humanities Club Business Club STEVE ROSE Varsity Football PATRICIA GAIL ROSS Daisy Chain Senior Class Play DAVID RUBIN MARCY RAE RUDD Senior Sponsor House of Advisory LINDA CRYSTAL RUSKAUFF Orchestra MIKE RUTTEN Key Club JOE SANCHEZ STELLA A. SANCHEZ Business Club WILLIE SANDERS Basketball Football . CRISTINA SANGUINETTI A.F.S. Exchange Student A.F.S. Club PAT SANTY Bear Tracks Ed. in Chief Challenge Bowl Captain EDWARD SAUNDERS | R.O.T.C. Officer Cavaliers Club ' KAREN SAUNDERS Koala Senior Editor SANDY SAUNDERS 4 ? BOBBIE SAWYER || DEBI SCAGGS House of Advisory PATTI SCHECHTER ) Work Experience MARGARET ANN SCHLOBOHM National Merit Finalist Challenge Bowl TED SCHMIDT JEROME SCOTT Bruins Club PENNY SCOTT NORMAN SEALANDER Koala Sports Editor SUSAN SEELEY MITSUE SEKOGUCHI A.F.S. Club Exchange Student GERALD SERRATO MARSHA L. SEXTON Drill Team Candystriper ROBERT SEXTON R.O.T.C. Battalion R.O.T.C. Drill Team ROBERT SCHAFFER Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling LAURIEN DEE SHAW Spotlight Staff Senior Sponsor PAT SHEEHY MARY JOYCE SHETTEL Koala Activities Editor Bear Tracks Board SUSAN SHINE Candystripers LINDA SHOEMAKER RON SIMS JOHN M. SINGLETON Wrestling VINCENT SLOAN R.O.T.C. Color Guard WILLIAM EUGENE SMITH Sr. Class Council Varsity Swimming CYNTHIA SMITH Koala Business Manager Orchestra DAVID SMITH House of Advisory GARY SMITH MICHAEL D. SMITH Humanities Club Business Club TERRY SMITH BILL STALDER Bruin's Club V. Pres. Poly Radio Program GLENNA STARK STEVE STARKWEATHER BOB STEWART EDEN STOCKDALE Exchange Student Program A.F.S. Club JULIE STOLL BRIAN STONE Water Polo JANET STRATFORD Service Club Pres. Daisy Chain MARION STRATTON Choir GLEN SUEL MIKE SUGARMAN Key Club Humanities Club KAYE SWANSON Pom-Pon Girl Homecoming Princess i ? STEVE SWERLINE Varsity Track R.O.T.C. Color Guard REX TAYLOR Varsity Football DAVID TERRY Varsity Tennis Key Club BOB THERKELSON Math-Science Club ANNICE THOMPSON BRUCE THOMPSON BARBARA THORNTON GARY TIEGS ROBERT TORNBORG CONNIE C. TORRES Future Medics Club GLEN TRAYLOR Varsity Football Varsity Track LINDA TRIFONE Candystripers Secretary Senior Sponsor DONNA TRUELOCK THOMAS A. TUCKER C.S.F. President Varsity Tennis JON C. UUSITALO Bruins Club RAY VALENCIA FRANK VALLI JOAN VAN DE SANDE Recreational Leadership Daisy Chain WILLEMIEN VAN DER MERWE A.F.S. Exchange Student A.F.S. Club RICHARD VARGAS B Football a¥ PATRICK VAUGHT B Basketball JIM VERSYP MADELINE VOLKER Senior Class Play Senior Sponsor GARY WILLIAM WADDELL Varsity Water Polo Varsity Swimming CAROLYN WALSTON TED WARBER Bruins Club RICHARD H. WEATHERS Cavaliers Club R.O.T.C. Drill Team DIANE WEAVER Bear Tracks Board Senior Sponsor JANET WEINSTOCK Senior Sponsor P.C.G. STEVE WENGER House of Advisory JOHN BUDD WENTZ Koala Editor in Chief Bank of America Award Winner ALEX WERTHEIMER RICHARD WHEELER Varsity Track A.S.B. Vice President FRANK WHITAKER Varsity Football CORDELL WHITE R.O.T.C. Officer JANEIL WICKLINE | Drill Team Recreational Leadership JANICE WICKLINE Girls’ Chorus JAN WIEBERSCH R.O.T.C. Color Guard Cavaliers Club ED WILKINSON Spotlight Editor in Chief Key Club GEORGE WILLIAMS 23 oe GARY WILLIS SANDEE WILLIS Future Medics Club Candystriper DARCIA WILSON Girls’ League Activities Chairman DAVID WILSON Golf Team C.S.F. Member RICK WILSON Orchestra THOMAS WILSON Varsity Football Lettermen's Club SHERRY WING Varsity Cheerleader A.S.B. Treasurer TOM WIRKUS GARY WITHEY MARGARET WOOD ROBERTA WOOD BRIAN WORLEY A.S.B. President Varsity Water Polo JACQUELINE WOY Koala Advertising Editor DAVID WRENTMORE Varsity Track C.S.F. Life Member ANN WRIGGLESWORTH Homecoming Princess Senior Class Council BILL WRIGHT CAMILLA WRIGHT Girls’ Chorus TOM WYNN BOB YELINEK CHRIS YOUNGLOVE Sms sass OP eT A jubilant cry of Erin go brath!' resounds from Mr. William Bell's senior Honors English class as they celebrate St. Patrick's day in true Irish fashion. Three cheers for milk! ' shouts the Senior Quad-for-Lunch Bunch. ¢ Let go of my diploma! says Karen Saunders. Rabbits can't graduate, Derfy. é ea . Sienna Mr. David Bigbee and Mrs. Eleanore Snedden, Junior Class Advisors, are taking a moment's rest from the problems of the Junior-Senior Prom and other ''Beaoh ' activities. ee oem y | These six juniors were the master minds behind their class. Row 1: Sandy President. Row 2: Connie Weingart, Treasurer; Chris Rees, Secretary; Sersland, Social Chairman; Dan Dotta, President; Barbara Kruse, Vice- Lynn Dalton, Concessions. These Beaohs, the Junior Class Council, planned a perfect prom and made their mark at Poly. They are Georgia Lewis, Steve Hagen, Mark The Beacohs Yes, these were the Beaohs, the mighty Junior Class. On their way up in the world, the Juniors entertained us with the hilarious Charley's Aunt and then came another step closer to becoming great when they produced a perfect � prom — Fantasia. After two long years of oppression as lowly underdogs, the Beaohs finally arose from their misery when the Daisy Chain ushered the ex- alted Senior Class off campus at grad- uation. Next year the Beaohs will step into the ranks of glory as they take up their position as the all-powerful Senior Class of Poly High. Bonnett, Kim Gleeson, Peter Bohr, Candice Green, Gail Vassily, Debbie Wymer. Eddie Perkic shows to his friends that he is a real swinging Junior. a aE ee coe SON Wid hou Bra act ye FBR ps i S. Mg ; f (aw sa BA EGU ov. ¥ anna Kathy Adcock Joann Aeiss Steve Albright Steve Almquist Cindy Anderson Leslie Annis Gary Anstett Judy Ardrey Rhonda Arend Stefanie Ascmann Linda Bailey Mary Ann Baldwin Ss tad re Se Be quick! Put me out of my misery! ' begs Joe Robinson (right) to Art Kopulsky after losing the 100 yard dash against Hemet. Les Barker Diane Barnett Yolanda Barraza Chery! Bartley Debbie Bastedo Kurt Batzle Rick Baxter Howard Bayland Pat Beaty Mark Beem Karyn Behrends Burt Bellen Brent Benware Mark Berry Brian Beucus Bob Bicher Randy Bilton Sandra Bishop Gayle Bittmann Cristine Blozan Lana Boddy Peter Bohr Mark Bonnett Mary Borah Jeff Boroff Bob Borunda Linda Bortz Greg Bothwell Linda Bourns Karen Bowen Steve Boyer Bill Braden Mike Bradshaw Marijo Brasher Federick Briggs Gordon Briggs Ellen Brill Doug Brooks Tony Brooks Chris Brown Ross Browning Alan Budenz Bill Buehler he Whimpies Sally Cadena Sylvia Cadena Nancy Cairns Jeff Callender Bob Carlos Alan Carter Ronald Casteel Cathy Castro James Cavanaugh Dave Chaney Mike Chase Kelly Christensen Freddie Christopher Brenda Clark Gwen Clark Nancy Clark Sharon Clark Marcia Clarke Bob Clauser John Clifford Melanie Cobb Bonnie Cook Dan Cooley Carol Copeland Debra Cosetta Linda Costello Darrell Cotter Leasie Crockett Jack Crutsinger Deborah Cubberley Jessie Cuellar Sue Curtis Lynne Dalton Frank Dancy Ruth Darley Diane Davis Jane Davison Everett Day Chris Dennis Steve Dennis John Dependahl Paul Derho Joyce Diable Ruben Diaz Cindy Diehl Karen Dietrick Randy Dodson Denise Donahue Phil Engel, the frogstanding king, is going to win! yells Coach | Ben Hammerschmidt. The Juniors Produced Reeva Dormin Dave Dotson Dan Dotta Paul Dubois Jerry Duffy Sue Easley Keith Edwards Krystyna Eichel Tony Elmo Jeanne Endeman Ann Englund Anne Eriser Nancy Ervin Marlene Evans : Pat Farley ‘Janine Fast Steve Faure Margie Felder Kathy Felix Steve Fishler Kathy Fitzpatrick Pat Forry Richard Fortin Steve Fowler Sam French Mark Freshley John Fresz Paula Friedmann Valerie Fulks Kay Gallup Gwen Gambles Dave Garcia Betty Garland Carol Garmus Scott Gary Kathy Gawlas John Gemmel Daryl Gibson Ignoring the teacher, as usual, Miss Alice Brekke's Junior Chris Gleen Honors English class demonstrates typical classroom behavior. Kim Gleeson pen Their OWN Play! Guy Glimsley Cheryl Glover Sandy Gonzales Steve Goodrich Kennett Goodwin Claudia Grantham Paula Graves Steve Gray Rife Greehouse Candice Green Steve Green Taunja Greenwood Dave Gregory Jim Gross Sheri Gross Terria Gurley Steve Hagen Mary Hair Cathy Hall Becky Halliburton Bruce Halstead Barbara Hankus Karen Harmon Ken Harnish Sharon Harris Jim Haskins David Hayslip Gail Henson Mary Herrera Bob Hickey Dave Hill Janice Hill Bobbie Hillo Darrell Hird Dennis Hocking Sheila Holder Steve Holmes Jim Hornbarger Craig Horne Penny Horne Bob Hosking John Howe Bruce Huckell Carole Huddleston Linda Hughes Richard Hull Sue Humes Tanya Humphery Ea Debbie Hurt Karen Huss Larry Huston Cheryl Hutchinson Peggy Isom Janis lvanoff Susan Javins Elizabeth Johnson Sharol Johnson Todd Johnston Annette Jones Dennis Jones Linda Jones Liz Joram Cynda Kaye Paula Kelley Ginger Kniss Linda Knower John Knox Donna Knuttila Arthur Kopulsky Barbara Kruse Jo Lacey Lynn Ladd Cynthia Larson Mike Lassiter Adeline Lawe Ed Ledford Nancy Lee Dianna Leroy Georgia Lewis 6| Mike Libolt ye Dave Lindbloom Christine Lone Christina Long Jennie Lopez Janet Lowe John Lydon Alice Lyon Linda MacArthur John MacKinnon John Maldonado Laura Maley 5 Jerry Maloney Linda Mardel Bruce Marr Marvin Marquis Bill Martin Alan Massicotte Sue Matthews Tom Mayers Laura McCormick Melba McCoy Carol McKinley Barbara McLean Bruce Mecune Charissa Meintsma Mike Melin Antonio Michielli Ed Middleton Garry Miller LaVerne Miller Randy Miller John Mitchell Marcia Mitchell Richard Mockler Herb Moffitt Chris Moody Greg Moore Kathy Moore Henry Morales Angela Moreno Arnold Morgan Candi Morgano Judy Morris Janise Morrissey Carol Morrison Margaret Morrow Sharon Morton Barbara Mosley Lynette Mott Jo Mullen Mike Murray Lana Nash Billy Nazarro 62 Glenda Neaz Mike Nelson O darn, ' moans senior Doug Perry, The junior in question is John Lydon. I've been upstaged by a junior! Diane Newell Jack Nielsen Linda Nixon Pat Nugent Annie Oakley Collin Oakley Peggy Oborman Craig Olson Jeanne O'Rourke Bob Orr Dennis Otwell Linda Owen Ann Partridge Gregg Paxton Bill Pearson Gail Pennihan Eddie Perkic Julia Perkins Janet Perry William Peters Phil Peterson Shelby Peterson Pennie Phillips Steve Pipitone April Pittman Ellen Pollock Phil Pond Dennis Potter Chris Powell Larry Pray Ted Preciado Lolita Pree Judy Proctor Bob Ramirez Chris Rees Pat Rees Larry Reid Frank Rich Connie Ridenour Barbara Rife Martin Riley Sue Ritzan Joe Robinson John Robinson John L. Robinson Shannon Rogelstad Stan Roly Ernest Rosburough Margie Rosen Sue Rosenzweig Ginny Ross Lenore Rounds Pam Rountree Janet Royce Joy Ruppersburg 63 They Waited for the Day When Dan Russell Jim Ruth Jim Ryan Allen Sawyer Patricia Scheer Sallie Schenk Susan Schenk Glenn Schierhold Janis Schlaud Terri Schoeneberger Ray Schultze Valerie Scott Sandy Seratte Good gravy,’ groans Carol Huddleston to Nancy Ervin, “we're out of Sandy Sersland Planter's peanut oil! John Sexton Diane Seymour Doug Shadoan Robin Sherwood Mike Shulters Lynn Sigerman Freddie Singleton Linda Singletory Sue Skilnyk Matt Skivar Beth Sklar Alan Smith David Smith Edward Smith Sherry Smith Barb Spencer Charles Spencer Eddie Stater Debbie Stephenson Karen Stephenson Cathi Stewart Stacie Stockton Paula Stockwell Rory Stone John Stout David Stryker Kay Swoffer Janeice Tarkington Jeff Tavaglione Steve Tavaglione Phyllis Terry Bill Tewksbury Jim Thournir Josh Tobin Lupe Torres Chris Tracy Darvin Traylor Sue Tribbett Linda Tribble Bob Trimble Jim Tripp Marion True Priscilla Truman Tim Tubb Tim Tucker Pam Turnbull Kazue Utsuboe Hector Valencia Kathy Vanderbeck They Would Reign as Seniors Gail Vassily Randy Vavra Betty Vermilya Susan Victor Ron Von Esch Frank Wagner Mike Walker Albert Wallace Trevor Watt John Weber Ellen Weinfurtner Connie Weingart Chuck Weir Marilyn Weir Pam Wellborn Luther Welsh Erin White Mark Wieder Margene Wight Dan Williams Linda Willson Marilyn Wilson Obie Wilson Roberta Wilson Thomas Wilson Willie Wilson James Wood Gene Woody Viola Wormley Steve Worthington John Wright Debbie Wymer Matt Yeager Mary Young Norton Young Steve Younglove Helen Zane David Zielke Tim Zikratch Arthur Zuehlke Now listen you guys,'' says Denise Dales (third from the left) ''that Lydon, Kevin Moody, and Allen Green are the culprits washing the 65 woman didn't stop to have her car washed! Laura Gullette, John car to raise money for new Concert Choir robes. - ZA _ Rheresrereere” ee September, 1966, struck terror into many hearts at Poly. Ready to de- scend upon our hallowed halls was an indescribable mass of humanity— the class of ‘69. They filled the campus with their miserable bodies, and were appropriately christened the zits. Slowly, but surely, they have been improving so that next year they will be prepared to m ove to the ranks of “mighty” juniors; ready to accept the next unbeliev- able mass . . . the new sophomore class. The sophomore class council did everything possible to bring their lowly class- mates up from the bottom of society. The members of the council are: Rew 1: l. Thiel, S. Crawford, P. Ryneal. Row 2: D. McCoy, S. Joram, A. Rutten, J. Jenks. Row 3: S. Beller, T. Brooks, B. Sattler, J. Addis. - Leading the sophomores through their first big, exciting year at Poly were their class officers, Jim Dykes, President; Pat Barnes, Secretary: Lisa Martin, Social “What did | ever do to deserve this? moans Mr. Chairman: and Jackie Davison, Treasurer. Joseph Cummings. Being a sophomore can be pretty rough, but being the Sophomore Class Advisor is almost unbearable. Doug Allen (right), Senior Class President, arrived in great style with his First Lady, Hummingbird (Carl Peterson), to bestow the name that will belong to the class of '69 for eternity. The name of the sophomore class, the ''Zits,'' exemplifies the sheer degradation that fills the hearts of upperclassmen. the Earth - The Zits! Iu Memoriam 67 “Hey, Daro!'' cries Jon Gaffney to rides from class to class. 68 Judy Baumbach Greg Bayless Judy Beardsley Ronnie Bearskin Bruce. Beck Susan Beller Steve Berry Glenn Bevin Cheri Bilodeau Mark Bitner Deveney Bixler Eddie Blake Carolyn Blaker Rickey Bloy Bill Booth Ray Borrero David Bosic Bill Bothwell Gail Bothwell Chris Boulton Leanne Braden Sue Bradshaw Mike Brady Bob Braniger After the First Gordon Ackerson Brenda Adams Mark Adams Jeff Addis John Alba, Doug Allen David Almquist Ross Annis Diane Arciniega Cathy Arnold Jim Ashcraft Gary Austin Josie Ayaia Bill Bahl Donna Ball Patricia Barnes Curtiss Barr Jill Bartee Mike Batzle Chery! Bauer Margie Bauman Tortuous Week Joe Brennan Jonathan Brinkerhoff Tilden Brooks Anne Brown Janis Brown Karen Brown Lexie-Anne Brown Lynn Burrell Steve Butler Kyle Butterwick Don Butts Lynn Byler Michael Call Sharon Camp David Cavender Gary Carman Bev Carr Calette Carson Jim Caylor Rick Chaffins Marylou Chagolla Peggy Chaney John Channon Craig Chapman Mellissa Christensen Cindy Clabaugh Linda Cianci Debbie Ciuse Barbara Clinton Gary Coan Chuck Coffee Bob Coffey Carol Coleman Beth Constable Patricia Coogan Bill Cook Gary Corrao Thomas Cotter Annie Cotton Greg Covel Clifford Cranston Sarah Crawford Emmett Creason Lee Cressnell George Crisp The Zits Found Only 119 Joann Critchfield Fred Critchlow Ava Crowley Richard Cruz Don Cubberley Monica Cummings Craig Dales Donna Daries Barbara Davis Jim Davis Richard Davis Jackie Davison Jim Davison John Davison Audrey DeCroo Doud Dederick Krista DeFrancisco Mark Dela Ossa Arthur DeLeon Kathy Dellamas Avery DePace Armida Diaz Jim Dick Jim Dietrich Robin Dilday Bruce Doan Dan Doty Larry Doyle Leigh Dreazy Jed Dudek Patrice Dunham Jim Dykes Marty Early George Elder John Elder John Elliott Martin Erwin Donna Etheridge Linda Evans Ramona Evans Kent Ewing Chris Fast Janice Fidley Manette Field Deborah Fischer Bob Flattmann Karen Flory Cheri Floto Gwen Fontenof Glenn Fontenot Drueciel Ford Randall Fosmo Vicki Fraser Russell Freeman Steve Fristad Bobby Fulcher Bill Fullagar Judi Fullinwiden Jon Gaffney Stanley Gambie Weeks Until Graduation Diana Garmus Bill Garrett Renee Gazare Ann Gentry Bill Ghazi Larry Giesman Gloria Gil Shari Gilevich Mike Gilliam Debbie Gilmore Susy Golino Darlene Good hy ae oF Ee a “One, ugh, two, ugh, three, ugh. . . . ' The seniors may not be Richard Goodhand able to do more pushups than the underclassmen, but they can Patrick Goodwin always make a lot more noise. Patti Graham Alan Green Hal Green Wesley Greene Tom Griffith Katy Gullette Terry Gunkel Kurt Gunther Joanne Gutierrez Carol Hadley John Hair David Hall Sue Hall Lynne Hamer Sarah Hampson Richard Hanks Tim Hanley Janeen Harrington Susie Harris Bill Hart Jeff Hastings James Hayes Suzanne Hayes | Jim Hearne Don Heberling Linda Hefferson | Kathy Helgeson | Karl Heller | ; Carol Henderson Tom Henry Deneice Herbert Mike Hernandez Charles Hesslink Carole Heustis Mike Hickman Donn Hicks Jeffery Hill Paula Hill Deborah Hines Sandy Hoehne Jeff Holbrook These Peons Wandered Deborah Holcomb Debbie Holden Philip Holder Peggy Holmes Debbie Holt Roger Hoover Sharon Horne Janet Hughes Holly Hunt Dorothy Hymes Barbara Jantz Rita Jaurigue Barbara Javins Steve Jeffries Judy Jenks Chere Jesser Terry Johnson Debbie Johnston Robert Johnston Robert J. Johnston Bob Jones Floyd Jones Janette Jones Lloyd Jones Roger Jones Terry Jones Sandy Joram Sue Kahns Toni Kaus Roger Kaye Vick Keaton Tim Kelley Al Kelsey Evan Kemper Gene Kenley Debbie Kenney Don Kern Wayne Killian Mike King Karen Kingsley Georgia Kirby Randee Kirkemo Christine Klavitter James Klepper Carole Klure Andrew Kopulsky Don Koslik Linda Kraichely Dave K roh Margaret Kuse Ruth Lais Norman Lawler Katie Lawson Pattie Lee Larry Leeder Ray Lerma Bill Lewis Brad Light Robert Lillibridge Bill Lindsey Mike Liureri Kevin Lloyd Walter Lott David Lucas Mike Lydon Kathy Lynn David Lyntton Beth MacArthur Cathy MacKinnon Joy MacPhee Nancy Maley Jerilyn Manchester Kenneth Mann Sherry Maples Terry Maples Lisa Martin Manuel Martinez Sara Martinez Susan Mason 72 Alice Massicotte Terry Gunkel flies through the air with the greatest of ease! James Masters Claudette Matheny Sue Mattheson Geoffrey Matthews Allen Mattison Ken Mattison Nelda Maxwell Laurie Mayhew Debbie McCoy Judy McCoy James McCurdy Dale McDonald Rosemarie McDonald Debbie McElrath Dan McGee Dennis McGee Mark McGhee Rosemary McKnight Diane McMenomy Patricia McMurtrey David McNair Mickey McNecley Robert Mead Victor Meinke Terry Melin Nolen Melonson Esmeal Mendoza Mark Miller Paula Miller Jamy Mills Tonya Mongar Judy Monroe Janet Montgomery Lyman Moody Warren Moore Cynthia Moreno Bob Morris Pam Morton Pat Morton Penny Moser Danny Muldrow Steve Mullen James Murphy Bill Murray Roxie Nararrete James Nelson Karen Nelson Kathy Nelson OO i a ag ge, 73 On e 74 pa lection day, Ross Annis found they were up the wrong Dennis Powell Christine Pratt Jule Proctor Peggy Purdy Diane Ramirez Henry Ramirez John Ramirez Dollie Rathburn Carol Reed Leonard Reyes Jule Rible Brian Rich Pat Rich Allison Riney Cheryl Ristom Christopher Roberts Diane Rodriguez Jim Roemer Yvette Roland Barbara Ross Joan Ruskauff Joe Ruskauff Anne Rutten Patti Ryneal poll. Roger Nelson William Nelson Katie Newbold Nancy Nicks Beatrice Noriega Steve Nuckles Brenda Oliren Nancy Olsen Eileen OMara Kary ONeill Andres Ortega Mary Otto Mike Otwell Ava Owens David Paden Mike Parkhill Dan Parks Darrell Parks Sandi Patterson Bob Pauw Buster Perry Lynette Peters Craig Peterson Kathy Peterson Mark Pipitone Pat Pitchel Don Pooley Jim Porter Clinton Samuel Jeannie Sanchez Sylvia Sandberg Andy Sanders Paul Santy Bob Sattler Pam Saunter Rome Scherer Stephen Schmitt Kurt Schorr Danny Schott Kris Schreck Susie Schuelter Sara Sealander Katy Seifke Mark Sherrill Tom Shook Barbara Siglock David Simon Alex Simpson Earle Simpson Nanci Sinclair Pat Sink Dennis Skog Someone crashed! laughs Mr. Martin's drivers’ educa- tion class a they pour out of the driving simulator. Carl Slay Antoinette Sleeper Elaine Smith Emma Smith Kevin Smith Margaret Smith Mark Snyder Keith Sorrels David Sosa Bill Spencer Charles Stamos Anne Stark Virginia Stark Wesley Starr Steve Stedrey Nancy. Stein Mike Storey David Stratton Steven Strempke Karen Stroud Gunars Suika Hugh Sullivan Ann Swanson Carol Swanson Maxie Sweger Cindy Swing Jim Swor Mary Talley 76 They Became “Mighty” Juniors Ken Tank Jim Tatum Brian Taylor Philip Taylor Sharon Taylor Lars Tanpas Ingrid Thiel Arthur Thomas Dave Thomas Suzie Thompson Janice Thomson Robby Thorne Susie Tourtellotte Charles Traylor Vicki Trifone Victoria Trotta Doris True Brian Tubb Marie Tullar Rin Turkington Vikki Tuttle Sheila Utz Steve Valentine Gene Valle Jackie Vanduvall Gloria Vasquez Dale Vaughn Mike Vizerd Don Vogt Judith Waddoups Rory Wagner Coe Wakefield Mike Walker Terri Walsh Kim Watkins Mike Watkins Robert Watt William Watt Cynthia Watts Jim Watts Richard Weathers Bob Weaver Janet Webb Wendy Wedow Ethe Weinberger Martin Welchel Karen Wheeler Steve White Steve Wight Marilyn Wilcox Vicki Williams Debbi Wilson Molly Wilson Victoria Wingate Anna Wisdom Donald Wolfe Carolyn Wood Dave Wood Janice Wood Julie Wood Dave Woodson Karen Wooten Catherine Worthington Mollie Wrigglesworth Bruce Wright Louise Yeager Bruce Young Linda Youngerman Marcia Younglove William Youngner Eddie Zaj Eddie Zingraff And With Calm Assurance, te ie ey Poly custodian hits the bucket from 14 feet! Watch for him at the GAFFMAN .. .. Protector of the underclassmen! Never fear, Gaff 98 Olympics! is here! UP WITH PEOPLE rocks out! 77 The leader of all Poly bears is our student body president, Brian Worley. Under his able supervision the Commission planned an active year for Poly students. The Commission advisor is Mr. Walter Davidson (or) Mr. D as he is more commonly known.) He kept a watchful eye on Commission meetings and added a spark of humor to this organization. We caught Rick Wheeler, Commission Vice President, on his way to a House of Advisory meeting. He led this or- ganization and pinch-hit for the A.S.B. President at Commission meetings. Our Commission Comparing ishelei publicationswera ced The three class presidents made sure othe $ 3 that their classes got equal represen- eae ia bie and sk tation. They are Jim Dykes, Sophomore batty Vea path decisis Class president; Dan Dotta, Junior thinks that his own is superior, but Clask(president: and Oaug Allens aan we know that both are tops. cactratice president ‘ Our energetic student body Commissioners led us onward to even greater heights as they worked hard to keep up Poly's enviable reputa- tion. They organized important events from the Sophomore-Naming assembly (where the mag- nificent seniors put the zits'' in their places) to graduation. ” Leaning on the wall are B Head Cheerleader, Marsha Fitch, is preparing to climb a goal post to shout about the latest Poly victory with the help of a squished Director of Assemblies, Marty Howie. Taking a moment of relaxation are Linda. Benveniste, Commissioner of Publicity; and Rick Cruse, Commis- sioner of Domain. Linda paints signs and Rick finds rooter buses. Set the Pace at Poly arbara Johnson, Commissioner of Social Activities; Roger James, Boys’ Welfare; and Gwen Fox, President reports. of Girls’ League. Roger seems to be contemplating the CASSA EE LOU AN EE A SO EE SESS | Se eNOS OE SS a was fan! eae eee, ce + ae eet a soe ear ae ee e2e Od E8 we eeaeeer eee aeesg? ane eeeee? ase? aed eee s ¥ Two important members of Commission are Sheila Holder, Commissioner of Records, and Jessie Cuellar, Commissioner of Finance. They were kept busy recording and counting money. These two members of the Koala staff don't seem to be doing much work, but actually they are just getting in shape for taking action shots at the games. They are Sports Editors Bob Andersen and Norman Sealander. There was one very busy bear on the Koala staff this year—our energetic and enthusiastic Editor-in-chief, Budd Wentz. He spent many hours printing pictures, conjuring up ideas, and making sure that everyone did the job he was supposed to do. age ss 21cm Sheila Holcomb scowls as Jackie Woy beams at her new-found Hey, Kiddo! was a frequent exclamation from Koala advisor, boyfriend. These girls are Advertising Editors, and Jackie met Mr. Kelly Adams. He growled at us and laughed with us to her dream man while hunting for ads for the Koala. keep the show on the road. 82 super Scrapbook For the last few months the Koala staff has been busy scheduling, taking, and pasting pictures on the dummy sheets. The most frequently heard statement was, My section has to be done by WHEN?!! But somehow things were finished and the book was finally ready to present to Polyites. Norman Richert is checking the latest negatives while Thom Tucker trims pictures for their faculty section. These Faculty Editors also spent many hours working in the darkroom. Copy Editor Suzy Lewis and Business Manager Cindi Smith are going to a fire; they're taking an exciting break from counting money and writing copy. Taking a moment's rest are Juli Hobbs and Joyce Shettel, Ac- tivities Editors. They spent many hours taking pictures and making sure that every club, all award winners, and activities were included in their section. 33 Junior and Sophomore Class Editor Jeff Gaffney just told Karen Saunders, Senior Class Editor, that they have three days to finish their sections. Still, they managed a smile for the camera. The sound of frantic typewriters was commonly heard the night before the Spotlight was supposed to go to print. Somehow it always seemed that someone ended up having one too many stories to write, and one too few hours to do it in. Then there was the problem of getting ads to finance the paper... . Miles on the speedometer and hours spent after school attest to the fact that the going was not always easy. Surmounting it all, the Spotlight turned out a_ bi-weekly paper that informed and entertained us throughout the year. Giving a copy of the Spotlight the once over before its distribution are Bill Beyer, Assistant- Editor and Ed Wilkinson, Editor-in-Chief. With their able supervision they helped make the paper a welcome sight to Polyites. “You mean everything has to be finished today?!! groans Peter Bohr, News Editor. David Knopf, Sports Editor, isn't answering. He's using every spare second to finish his story for the sports section. OO ee haat Poly toe As I Sante ier, aad ah Sy The last step in putting out a Spotlight is making sure that everyone with an A.S.B. card receives one. Shirlie Erb, Circu- lation Manager, spent many a Friday morning distributing the paper to the eagerly waiting Polyites. Whether it be a school dance, a track meet, or just a normal cafeteria riot, the Spotlight reporters are sure to be on hand to take down all the details. T. Sawyer, C. Glover, D. Frankel, S. Ger- hardt, and T. Kesterson were the eager news enthusiasts. All reporters are concerned with the newspaperman’s ‘five W's'' (although the Spotlight reporters are sometimes inter- ested in things like ‘'Who is going steady with ''what'' and ‘'why.'') These reporters, J. Kelly, P. Martin, J. Kahns, and A. Gilmore (seated) took an interest in all school ‘‘affairs'' and added much to the interest of the paper. Es Paci Pannarnne tort = bh % pone Meeeitineuenen } Mari Moore (right), Business Manager, has an edge on all the John Kleinman, Spotlight Photographer, is ready with camera other members of the staff with her friendly ‘persuasion.’ With in hand as Doug McDermott, Cartoonist, finishes another mas- her supply of Spotlight funds she found that some of the staff, terpiece. But why should John take a picture of the desk? such as Cathy Coor, Features Editor, could be coaxed into doing a little extra work around the Spotlight office. Happiness is being a member of Girls’ League, which is not difficult to do since every Poly girl is automatically a member. Girls' League planned Dad-Daughter Night, a fashion show, and candy cane sales. Gwen Fox, Girls’ League President, helped Mrs. Anne Rush, our new Dean of Girls, who was sponsoring and leading Girls' League for the first time. Together they steered Poly girls through another exciting and worthwhile year. : Happiness Is Leading Girls’ League were — Row 1: Joanne Eaks, Second Vice President; Gwen Fox, President; Sherry Smith, First Vice President. Row 2: Willemien van-der-Merwe, Exchange Student; Marcia Gunn, Treasurer; Ann Bishop, Senior Sponsor President; Janet Stratford, Service Club President; Christina Sanguinetti, Exchange Student; Susie Castro, Projects Chairman. Row 3: Darcia Wilson, Activities; Mrs. Anne Rush, Dean of Girls; Sharon Clark, Pro- gram Chairman; Jo Ann Golightly, Secretary; Monica Cummings, Sophomore Representative; Sandie Gerhardt, Spotlight; Kathy Moore, Publicity; Debbie Bastedo, Hospitality. P.E. Representatives were from all classes to meet and discuss Girls' League projects. They are, Row 1: M. Ogle, N. Capper, L. Brown, E. Pollach. Row 2: L. Yeager, S. Joram, C. Swing. Row 3: L. Barker, B. Bor- gert, D, Lowe, S. Hawkins. . 3eing a Girl These girls are Senior Sponsor officers. Seniors Sponsors are big sisters to sophomore girls, and they help orient sophomores during the first few weeks of Watermelon Feed. The starts officers are Debbie Dodson, Secretary; Eleanore Lawe, Transfer President; Em- ma Rhodes, pictured is Anne Bishop, Senior Spon- sor President. Last June the junior girls with ithe most service hours donned Itheir formals and led the Class of '66 onto the field at Gradu- ation. They were, Row 1: J. Hobbs, M. Gunn, D. Dodson, L. Benveniste, S. Gerhardt, A. Leung, L. Critchlow. Rew 2: M. Schlobohm, P. Santy, S. Wing, J. Kahns, B. Johnson, D. Dales, S. Lewis, J. Shettel. Row 3: J. Stratford, J. Wickline, S. Jones, K. Orr, C. Bryant, G. Fox, C. Boots, D. Dombrady. Row 4: M. Howie, A. Wrigglesworth, M. Cline, J. Van De Sande, D. Lee, G. Gardner, D. Weaver, S. Keast, G. Pope, A. Bishop. Secretary. Not Bear Tracks is Poly's literary magazine. In- varibly it receives top ratings from nation- al judges, and it is something we are all proud of. Eee em The leaders behind the production of Bear Tracks are Mrs. Emma Haley, sponsor; Pat Santy, Editor-in-Chief; and Mr. Prescott Cogswell, sponsor. Seniors whe helped with the production of Bear Tracks are, Row 1: Kathy Orr, Alexia Gilmore, Diane Weaver, Margaret Schlobohm, Sandie Gerhardt. Row 2: Cheryl Bryant, Betty Adams, David Knoph, Joyce Shettel, Anne Bishop. There were even sophomores on the board of Bear Tracks. They were David Wood and Janet Montgom- ery. Junior Editors who made sure that mat erial was con- tributed from their class are Phil Engel, Ray Schulze, Dave Morse, and Carol Huddleston (seated). Intellectual Side “tates ™% EEE eRe oa Tae Mit ke Ney These students tested their brains at inter-school Challenge Bowl tournaments and on _ -television's Scholarquiz. Row 1: C. Bryant, P. Santy, M. Schlobohm, Mr. William Bell, sponsor. Row 2: G. Hum- phries, S. Komarek, N. Richert. This year the Humanities Club sponsored movies and planned field trips. The officers and board con- sisted of S. Gillevich, G. Hum- phries, K. Stephenson, B. Smith, J. Gaffney, Miss Alice Brekke, spon- sor; J. Ritter, K. Orr, L. Critchlow. All the speech-makers at Poly joined N.F.L. (National Forensic League). The members are, Row 1: S. Gerhardt, M. Bauman, D. Youn- german, D. Henderson, K. Ewing, B. Beyer. Row 2: R. Hunter, M. Alpert, D. Kennett, Mr. Stephen Logan, sponsor; S. Joram, B. An- derson. @ 4 eesevsaecsees 1 rT Li oa geeee sees gaaee Hitt They Burned the The “brains'' that qualifiéd for C.S.F. for four semesters are the life members. Row 1: J. Shettel, C. Bryant, D. Dodson, B. Brinkerhoff, M. Schlobohm, M. Gunn. Row 2: N. Richert, S. Lewis, D. Allen, M. Cline, D. Wrentmore, A. Leung, B. Wentz. The master-minds at Poly qualified for the California Scholarship Federation. The main | project this year was the Easter Seal Drive for the Crippled Children's Society. Of course there was time for fun and parties | and carrying on . . . but then everyone needs to let down once in a while. Proudly surveying a meeting of C.S.F.-are Mr. Eugene Miller, advisor, and Thom Tucker, C.S.F. president. Midnight Oil The sophomores who attained scholastic achievement are: Row 1. S. Crawford, C. Heustis, D. Bixler, C. Worthington, K. Nelson, S. Sealander. Row 2: C. Watts, R. Hayes, K. Moody, T. Griffith, C. Hen- derson, J. Dykes. Some ‘'Beaoh's'' got three A's and a B'' and qualified for C.S.F. too. Row 1: P. Engel, C. Huddleston, J. Fast, S. Trib- bett, D. Bastedo. Row 2: J. Boroff, D. Russell, L. McCormick, S. Hagen, L. Dal- ton, P. Bohr. And of course the mighty seniors excelled and took con- trol of C.S.F. Row 1: T. Mun- necke, D. Lemly, D. Allen, D. Wrentmore, B. Wentz. Row 2: N. Richert, M. Gunn, D. Dodson, B. Brinkerhoff, G. Fox, M. Schlo- bohm, P. Nelson, J. Stratford, J. Shettel. Row 3: G. Pope, S. Lewis, B. Johnson, S. Wing, M. Cline, A. Leung, C. Bryant, A. Gilmore. Marching to the tune of Poly's pep band was the drill team. Center: G. Kinniebrew. Row 1: L. Mott, C. Olson, M. Sexton, C. Stewart, J. Hill. Row 2: L. Bourns, D. Davis, M. Evans, P. Wellborn, M. Wilson, J. Wickline, L. Critchlow, E. Lawe, B. Halliburton, P. Leake, S. Holder, S. Mathews, M. Greenhouse, M. Gunn, L. Pitney, K. Vanderbeck. The Spirit of Roger James, Bruins Club; and Darryl Gillespie, Lettermens' ‘ Riva Rooters, the pep club, display some of our traditional The three boys clubs’ presidents Dutch Diffenbaugh, Key Club; Club, spark a little enthusiasm into their respective organiza- tions. Dutch looks on with calm assurance while Roger tries to Poly spirit as the pom-pon girls and cheerleaders rouse a little add a little humor and Darryl tells his boys to ‘'go-get-'em. enthusiasm during a morning pep rally. These are the girls whom boys should not try to outdo in sports — the Recreational Leaders. Row 1: S. Ritzau, K. Connelly, C. Olson, S. Jones. Row 2: C. Larson, J. Hill, M. Middleton, C. Ebel, E. Rhodes, Miss Sue Elliott, advisor. Row 3: J. Perry, L. McCormick, J. Lacey, S. Castro, M. Greenhouse, J. Wickline, Y. Delon, L. Bourns. Row 4: B. McLean, G. Gardner, J. Van De Sande, M. Schlobohm, P. Ross, M. Wil- son, G. Haynes, K. Boddy. oly Life Ever wonder how all those entertaining signs around campus got there? P.C.C. members are Poly informers, and the officers are, Row 1: J. Weinstock, Decorations; L. Benveniste, Presi- dent. Row 2: M. Bacon, Secretary; J. Stratford, Banner Chairman; J. Ivanoff, Vice-president. Poly's radio station is something you really should “heer,'' proclaim Doug Buckout, Bill Stalder, Dale Kennett, and Tom Picarelli, the Disc Jockeys. 7- 3 ME haa fel PORCAMIC COMROUSE Members of the Sendai Club pose with some of the nylons they col- lected in their annual drive. They send these nylons to Sendai, our sister city, and the women there weave the threads into clothing. The members of the club are Yo- shiaki Daimon, Luther Welsh, Judy Fullinwider, Mrs. Loraine Thomas, sponsor; and Eden Stockdale. - My ay r té we Those gifted with the ability to figure out long mathematical and scientific problems (and enjoy it) joined the Math-Science Club. They are, Row 1: F. Critchlow, B. Wentz, Mr. Dennis Hodges, sponsor; M. Wieder, B. Therkelson. Row 2: D. Rubin, G. Matthews, H. Morris, L. Welsh, G. Bourns, N. Richert. Specialt It looks like B. Metcalf has been checkmat- ed by B. Andersen . . . will he elude the trap? The other members of the Chess and Checkers Club are, Row 1: K. Ewing, D. Simon, M. Wieder, G. Mathews. Row 2: L. Welsh, B. Beyer, D. Skog, Mr. William Bell Ill, sponsor. Row 3: D. Hird, D. Hamilton, T. Tucker. Many of the more talented artists at Poly joined the Art Club. They are, Row 1: B. Andrew, D. Ogilvie, R. Ducharme. Row 2: Mr. D. Wilcox, sponsor; S. Shine, S. Loustaunau, B. Borgert, N. Leighton, B. Britton, S. Hawkins, S. Hawkins, J. Shettel. were their Business The Cavaliers' Club is associated with the R.O.T.C. program. The members are, Row 1: R. Sexton, E. Saunders, J. Wiebersch, R. Weathers, R. Metcalf, M. Mancus. Row 2: J. Ritter, R. Bevin, D. Popov, G. Humphries, T. Wynn, J. Irwin. Row 3: J. Klienman, B. Fielding, D. Hamilton, C. White. To be, or not to be... These four Poly- ites decided to be members of the Jesters Club, and they are the officers: J. Tobin, President; J. Lacey, Secretary; C. Ford, Treasurer; C. P atterson, Vice-president. Typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand are all specialties of the members of the Business Club. These pros are, Row 1: S. Hawkins, S. Harrison, S. Shine. Row 2: D. Daries, B. Adams, L. Dilday. Row 3: S. Sanchez, Mr. Robert Wright, advisor; P. Lozano. Planning an exciting and educational Career Day for Polyites were D. Wil- son, A. Bishop, D. Wrentmore, and S. Bradshaw. These girls came “around the world for 180 days as exchange students. They are Chris- tina Sanguinetti, Willamien van Der Marwe, and Mitsue Sekoguchi. Poly's American Field Service sponsors exchange students and deals in international relations. The members are, Row 1: M. Schlobohm, V. DeLeon, D. Dod- son, S. Gerhardt, K. Saunders, M. Gunn. Row 2: M. Green- house, J. Stratford, B. Brinker- hoff, J. Eaks, N. Leighton, A. Bishop, E. Stockdale. Row 3: M. Day, L. Joram, G. Vassily, B. Garland, E. Wilkinson, B. Mor- row, K. Lohr. 97 Candystripers at Community Hospital this year were Row 1: D. Daries, J. Stratford, S. Smith, J. Fast, L. Ladd, C. Olson, M. Sexton. Row 2: D. Stephenson, L. Dilday, L. Nixon, L. Maley, J. Golightly, E. Lawe, J. Kahns, L. Trifone, J. lvanoff. Row 3: C, Kaye, N. Leighton, K. Vander- beck, S. Tribbett, S. Shine, B. Carpenter, J. Borter, A. Gil- more, R. Ringstrom, G. La Rocca. They Serving as officers of the Future Medics Club and working as “7 Candystripers as well, these busy girls were M. Krah, presi- dent; P. Martin, vice-president; D. Dombrady, treasurer; and S. Lanier, secretary. County General Hospital was) lucky to have these talented !| Candystripers. Row 1: L. Bris- | dene, K. Moore, M. Weir, L. Bourns, A. Kopulsky. Row 2: L. Ladd, J. Gombert, R. Darley, K. Casteel, S. Curtis, C. Grantham. Row 3: G. Lewis, S. Lanier, K. Gleeson, N. Capper, E. Lawe, M. Dieska, P. Martin, C. Mor- rison. } | Kay Swoffer and Richard Hunter, who were winners in the WCTU essay con- test, and Pat Santy and Cheryl Bryant, who received awards from the Nation- al Council of English Teachers, ex- celled in their fields and well deserved these special recognitions. Donatec Time and Talent These outstanding speakers fought their way to the top and ' : oy were selected to compete at the Citrus Belt Speech Region Five talented artists won awards in rough competition. Row 1: finals at College of the Desert near Indio. Front: Richard Hunt- Karen Connelly, Anne Brown. Row 2: John Kleinman, Wayne er. Back: Bob Andersen, Sandy Joram, Dale Kennett, Sandy Cabrera, Rick Ducharme. Gerhardt. Representatives to Girls’ and Boys’ State last summer were David Wrent- more (alternate), Doug Allen, Marcia Gunn (alternate), and Anne Bishop. The sixth army recruitment award was awarded to Poly'’s R.O.T.C. over 56 other high schools. Here Mr. George Wrentmore and Mr. Bruce Miller (right) accept the award from General Easterbrook. OR: A The Bank of America Award winners are, Row 1: R. Ringstrom, Business; D. Wrentmore, Indus- trial Arts; A. Leung, Fine Arts; M. Cline, Lan- guage; B. Wentz, Math-Science; D. Dales, Drama. Row 2: J. Shettel, Art; A. Bishop, Lib- eral Arts; D. Lemly, Music; R. James, History. State Scholarship Semi-Finalists are, Row 1: D. Terry, K. Saunders, M. Gunn, Lewis, D. Wrentmore. Row 2: G. Humphries, A. Gilmore, J. Shettel, G. Haynes, S. Komarek. Row 3: L. Critchlow, P. Ross, C. Bryant, J. Ritter. Row 4: B. Fielding, T. Tucker, J. Gaffney, N. Richert. Winners : Those who scored highest on the National Merit Test were the Semi-finalists, Row 1: K. Orr, M. Schlobohm. Row 2: B. Fielding, R. James, N. Richert. Receiving National Merit Letters of Commendation were, Row 1: B. Wentz, K. Saunders, S. Lewis, J. Shettel. Row 2: J. Stratford, M. Gunn, C. Bryant, A. Bishop, B. Worley. : The Indio Fair Woodshop winners were (front) Steve Fishler, Paul Pat Kelly, Kathy Gawlas, Anne Bishop, and Stella Sanchez model Dubois. (Standing) David Wrentmore, Chris Powel, Jim Ryan, Gor- their award-winning Indio Fair entries. don Briggs, Greg Howe, and Craig Horne. ' 101 —_ With a Song in| Under the expert direction of Mr. Donald Haneke, Poly High's Chamber Singers, Concert Choir, and Advanced Girls' Chorus sang like nightingales. Proving how great they really were, these choirs received ratings of superior and excellent in festivals at UCR, Chapman College, and San Diego. Smiling, Mr. Donald Haneke remem- bers how all the thousands of hours of hard practice paid off in perfect notes. oo Lemly, P. Moser, D. Robb, 2: M. Brasher, J. Niederkorn, M. Young, D. E. Rhoads, J. Kindall. Elegantly dressed, these Chamber Singers were Row 1: A. Greene, M. Kahlefant, B. Nazarro, V. Fulks, C. Moody, D. Wilson, A. Carter. Row | ; Their Hearts This year's Concert Choir members are Row 1: G. Kinniebrew, D. Dona- hue, E. Rhoads, K. Lynn, M. Stratton, P. Pardy, M. Brasher, S. Keast, B. Johnson, P. Leake, L. Gullette, V. Fulks, K. Boddy, M. Middleton, A Leung. Row 2: M. Greenhouse, L. Brown, B. Rife, K. Edgerly, C. Gross, M. Kahlefent, M. Thomas, P. Moser, T. Greenwood, D. Youngerman, L. Knower, E. Weinfurtner, M. Bacon. Row 3: K. Vanderbeck, D. Wilson, C. Members of the Advanced Girls' Chorus were Row 1: E. Glover, C. Wright, M. Felder, S. Harris. Row 2: J. Schlaud, P. Morton, V. Scott, V. Wormley. Row 3: J. Wickline, M. Sekoguchi, P. Ross, K. Behrends, K. Adcock. Bryant, P. Rees, P. Maloney, C. Michielli, D. Johnson, H. Moffitt, G. Covel, D. Hocking, J. Hosbrook, A. Greene, J. Rober, B. Nazarro, D. Dales, L. Brown. Row 4: G. Diaz, B. Worley, B. Brown, P. Derho, A. Carter, D. Lemly, G. Tiegs, B. Bicher, D. Robb, D. Hayslip, C. Moody, J. Niederkorn, C. Olson, B. Beucus, J. Kindall, J. Lydon, G. Crisp. Backed by clouds, Mr. Jack Krause directs a medley of tunes at sunsef. Off to a good start with a new director, the band, as always, performed ably at football games, played for. numerous school assemblies, and marched in a million parades. With a Toot, Whistle, Pep Band members are — Row 1: D. Gibson, S. Barnard, J. Payette, J. Nelson. Row 2: S. Curtis, L. Bourns, C. Dennis, D. Zielke. Row 3: B. Hill, J. Calender, B. Bucas, T. Tucker, W. Wilson, G. Bourns, B. Harrison (leader), G. Haynes (leader.) [hump, Boom! Members of the Band are Row 1: C. Dennis, D. Zielke, E. Stevans, B. Braniger, J. Nelson, K. Lloyd, J. Payette. Row 2: S. Bernard, J. Ruth, S. Curtis, L. Bourns, T. Kelley, J. Masters, G. Bourns, D. Kern, D. Kroh, B. Thompson. Row 3: J. Channon, P. Holder, J. Scott, W. Wilson, D. Gibson, H. Boylan, M. Endeman, F. Critch- low, B. Hart. Jack Chezney (Eddie Ledford) and Charley Wyc- kum (Dave Dotson) grimace as ‘'Charley's Aunt, who's really Lord Fancourt Babberley (John Web- er), flirts with the unknowing Amy Spettigue (Christy Lone). CAST Lord Fancourt Babberley John R. Weber Jack! Chezney cusga sees a Eddie Ledford Charley Wyckum _.... Dave Dotson Amy Spettigue Christy Lone Kitty Verdun . Annette Jones Sir Jack Chezney John Dependahl Steven Spettigue Josh Tobin Donna Lucia Dalvadores Ella Delahay - Oh, you say the sweetest things, says ‘Charley's Aunt’ (John Weber — right) to Steven Spettigue (Josh Tobin). ne a ei t i ea | 4 ' j t 1 a ales Jack Chezney (Eddie Ledford) watches in dismay as ‘'Charley's Aunt'' (John Weber) says to Amy Spettigue (Christy Lone), ‘My dear, we really must see more of each other.’ 106 Reieeiiee es The cast of Playboy of the Western World: Honor Blake, Madeline Widow Quinn, Margaret Ann Schlobohm; Old Volker; Nelly O'Brien, Patti Ross; Jimmy Farrell, Doug Buckout; Shawn Keogh, Brian Farley; Michael James Flaherty, Greg Fast; Pegeen Mahon, Roger James; Philly Cullen, Brian Worley; Susan Brady, Cathy Cree; Sara Tansey, Denise Dales. Mike Flaherty, Mary Kay Cline; Christopher Mahon, Steve Komarek; Time With the Playboy Christopher Mahon (Steve Komarek) does an excellent job of hiding from his father, Old Mahon (Roger James), while Widow Quinn (Mar- garet Schlobohm) looks on in apprehension. = Widow Quinn (Margaret Schlobohm), Honor Blake (Madeline Volker), and Susan Brady (Cathy Cree), turn on all their feminine charms to attract the ‘‘playboy'' Christopher Mahon (Steve Komarek). 107 ce arioicomearee Be F i al yr a Nae a mm 2 Say what thou canst, I'll go along with thee, says Celia (Cathy Worthington, right) to her friend Rosalind (Sandy Joram) as they prepare for their trip into the Forest of Arden. i Sp i mea oe tn te me ob 2 ee OO -- pO Dee rep ene, eae eee ee. Jaques bJohn Weber, center ) jokingly informs a forester (Dave Robb) that he is a “soldier full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard, ' while Duke Senior (Greg Fast) watches over Jaques’ shoulder. Audrey (Denise Dales) with her ‘quick’ mind, and Touchstone the Fool (Dan Dockstader) give an engaging performance as they contemplate marriage. 108 With a deep curtsy and a polite phrase, Le Beau (Dave Dotson) salutes Duke Frederick (Doug Buckout) while Lords and Ladies of the court look on. Like It THE CAST Tint fy a __. Ed Ledford DUKERSEMIOn eet te ae ayy Greg Fast PRA wee id hs Josh Tobin Amiens ___ ea natu Wag ot ee Jim Kindall Oliver cereneenneenneetnnntaneennnennneennennescseeecensci Roger James Pordronmnesrorests an eee Brian Farley CVU TES 2t SGA ee eae seeseeccnnentnenesseens Kevin Moody Foresters 0... Chris Moody, Dave Robb ONGC Yo SMG ae ee ae Tony Brooks COTTAM TIA ote LTE Cary Nae 173 pig Tom Griffith Rosalind ee Sandy Joram SIVIUSR eee arent ae _... Brian Worley OCIS ge Cathy Worthington Osaues AAG: RUGS FONG He es Narnistoc ksta deren sO neh ie hal nue 4 Bein sme PAU Vi ca tne tall eee Denise Dales “fa Ate anaes Rieti etn ae its Sh A bah ed Sir Oliver Martext ....................... John Kleinman PREM FOCERICK oo ctiicect ee Doug Buckhout tee : Phebe se eae aay ele, rie Cheri Bilodeau Attendants to Frederick ... Terry Gunkel , Kevin Moody William .... aa ree aa nee ve Steve Komare Madiessor the Court on. Cynda Kaye, Country Girls eee Penny Moser Candi Morgano, Cindy Smith Debbie Wilson Lords of the Court ..................... John Fresz, PIVMNGN Saar iene etee contrac Tom Griffith Hal Green, Dennis Potter Jacques de Boys eee LYSE Jim Ryan The ASB play As You Like It closes with a standing ovation as the happy cast takes its final curtain call of the evening. 109 Fantasia Under Glowing proudly at their subjects, King Dale DeLlamas and Queen Kay Swanson reigned regally over the Sweet- hearts’ Ball. é be Zé me —+. ao — i p= See aeons ee t ae { . February was their lucky month as Joe Robinson and Sweet and innocent, Debbie Gilmore and Mike King served Barbara Kruse were chosen Junior Prince and Princess. their first terms as Sophomore Prince and Princess. a Sweetheart Tree a i | ooo aera The scenic Mission Inn added a touch of elegance to Poly's Prom, Fantasia, held on a magic Friday in May. These star-struck couples were L. Costello and T. Elmo, K. Swoffer and J. Jester, V. Gramlich and M. Rutten, and J. Nelson and N. Sealander. roe = Lu ® Oy Oo? en) a a Soe = WY 2 So 5 a ©: ‘ Melinda Burnstedt Princess Kaye Swanson Princess Ann Wrigglesworth Princess | : | | Becky Borgert Angelia Leung | Princess Princess } te Veet Aye, 3 4% ue” ACY Aeaiene: ¢@ ah ( Pato hy Me OPP TA GA ss a ee ia , : 3 t x = MR. DALE ROBERTS MR. BEN HAMMERSCHMIDT MR. JOHN SERAFIN Varsity Football Line Coach Varsity Football Head Coach Varsity Football Back Coach | 1 | The Mighty Bears Squashed Dale DeLlamas stretches for another yard after smashing through Colton’s line. He lunges forward with such fury that even the camera couldn't catch his action. Our Varsity football team, in spite of a large number of injuries early in the season, came in third in the lvy League. A switch from single wing to T forma- tion and a few shifts in position among the players brought victory to Poly throughout the season. Although four Poly players received all Ivy League honors, this season was, according to Head-Coach Ben Hammerschmidt, .. . a season not of individuals, but of an overall team doing an outstand- ing job. eyplbe . a oe The members of the Varsity Football team were, Row 1: R. Taylor, J..! Llamas, J. McIntyre, D. Kennett, T. Wilson, M. Beem. Row 3: J. Bran- Robinson, J. Jester, F. Whittaker, E. Rose, T. Cuffaro, J. Ridpath, D. — stetter, R. Ferris, M. Skiver, B. Hosking, E. Perry, M. Nelson, S. Rose, McDermott, R. Andavall, P. Nugent. Row 2: J. Tavaglione, R. Lines, B. Bicher, G. Traylor, L. Pray, J. Niedercorn, G. Diaz, F. Lamborn. C. Peterson, D. Allen, M. De Cesare, H. Hall, D. Gillespie, D. De- Their Foes to Smitherines! Se Se VARSITY SCORES Poly 14-7 Barstow Poly 6-0 Victor Valley Poly: 13-0 Rubidoux Poly 27-0 North Poly 6-27 San Gorgonio Poly 26-20 Corona Poly 0-31 Eisenhower Poly 12-6 Colton Poly 46-0 Norte Vista Dale DeLlamas, Darryl Gillespie, and John Niederkorn prepare to defend our Poly Bear as he recovers a fumble to race down field. The starting linemen on the Varsity team led Poly to victory through- Kennett, J. Jester, J. Niederkorn, D. DeLlamas. Row 2: E. Perry, D. | out the season. Row 1: C. Peterson, J. McIntyre, M. DeCesare, D. Gillespie, H. Hall, D. Allen. | i | ’ : . | Th ey Received Kickoftfs. Doug Allen, in his usual form, is streaking down the field for an 80 yard touchdown, leaving all the members of the opposing team in the dust. Displaying true Poly strength and fortitude, Todd Cuffaro and Pat Nugent heroically drag down their opponent, just in time to stop a first down. EX, DOUG ALLEN — Back HOWARD HALL — Line Backer 5'11'' 180 Ibs. 5'10 176 Ibs. All Ivy-League All lvy-League and lIvy-League Honors : JOHN NIEDERKORN — Tackle DALE DeLLAMAS — End 5'11'' 180 Ibs. 6'0 165 Ibs. All lvy-League Honorable Mention The members of the Junior Varsity football team are, Row 1: B. Braden, M. Berry, B. Wilson, T. Brooks, E. Perkic, G. Moore, R. Hull, R. Dodson, B. Marr. Row 2: M. Murray, C. Olson, B. Lilli- a - Rated © oh tooy ‘i ae Coles. AL aati Ca ted sek Ry ints ‘ite pee nnn ee Mike Bradshaw, after deftly outmaneuvering his opponent, raced down the field to bring Poly's J.V. team another victory. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly 120 6-0 19-12 34-6 33-0 6-26 41-0 13-7 7-14 45-19 Fontana Moreno Valley Rubidoux North San Gorgonio Corona Eisenhower Colton Norte Vista bridge, V. Meinke, S. Almquist, S. Tavaglione, B. Andrew, M. Batzle, G. Covel, S. Strempke, P. Peterson. Row 3: K. Mattison, D. Hicks, L. Welsh, M. Yeager, W. Lott, J. Lydon, C. Gleen, M. Bradshaw, J. Boroff, J. Dykes. e Tried Mr. Orrin Rife, J.V. Coach; and Mr. Vernon Stater, J.V. Assistant Coach, led their team to inevitable victory. | BEE SCORES Poly 7-18 Poly 21-0 Poly 6-0 Poly 12-0 Poly «14-18 Poly 34-0 ere i Poly 34-6 | (007, Poly 45-0 PP er Mr. Arlo Gard and Mr. Ray Halle, Bee Coaches, proudly watch their team at a practice. Harder Obie Wilson, a member of the Bee football team, has just received the ball, and is planning how he will elude the trap that faces him. Of course he is successful and gains yardage for his team. The Bee team was made up of, Row 1: K, Schorr, J. Robinson, J. Gunkel, S. Faure, K. Tank, R. Bearskin, R. Thorne, O. Wilson, C. Dodd, S. Fishler, B. Fullagar, O. Russell, B. Kern, J. Caylor, J. Fast, H. Green, J. Lindsay. Row 3: P. DuBois, K. Batzle, D. Kroh, Holbrook, D. Thomas. Row 2: B. Taylor, G. Suel, B. Spencer, T. V. Keaton, B. Pearson, M. Walker, S. Gambles, D. Doty, J. Hayes, M. Storey, S. Wight, P. Taylor. ee eo 4S ha: Ps, ¢ = Soro eS oe Mr. Theodore Meows, Assistant Varsity Wa- Swimming hard to reach that ball is Jon Facey. Following this he fired into the goal in ter Polo Coach; and Mr. Al Jennings, Var- the true Facey fashion. . | sity Water Polo Coach, kept their team in excellent shape in order to bring victory to Poly. Our Campus “Fish” Members of the Varsity Water Polo team are, Row 1: A. Smith, R. Hunter, R. James, G. Pax- R. Mockler, M. Alpert. Row 2: P. Sheehy, S. Andrews, Capt. J. Facey, G. Waddel, B. fon, Worley, T. Munneke, J. Peterson. Row 3: D. Skog, G. Coan, M. Lassiter, T. Johnson, J. Hansen, E. Day. WER RS, sR ey So Poy Py : (nae y % ‘eT. i ae Tees i A iii ie 8, soe, § ase ae it, The Bee Water Polo team was comprised of, Row 1: J. Tatum, J. Howe, A. Bundenz, J. Ryan, J. Nielson, J. Tresz. Row 2: C. Wakefield, J. Cannon, R. Bloy, R. Hickey, P. Wood, J. Davidson. Plunged Onward VARSITY WATER POLO SCORES BEE Medias POLO SCORES Poly 12-7 Victor Valley Poly -13 Victor Valley Poly 4-6 Anaheim Poly 45 Ramona Poly 6-2 Victor Valley Poly 7-3 North Poly 7-2 Upland Poly 1-0 Montclair Poly 7-5 Santa Ana Poly 2-16 Claremont : Poly 3-8 Whittier Poly 12-7 Fontana : Poly 18-I Ramona Poly 2-6 Chaffey Poly 9-6 Arcadia Poly 7-8 Redlands Poly 14-2 Ramona Poly 1-0 Upland Poly 4.2 North Poly 1-3 Victor Valley Poly 22-2 Montclair Poly 4.3 Fontana Poly 13-4 Claremont Poly 9-6 Fontana Poly 2-12 Chaffey Poly 6-16 Redlands Poly 7-11 . Upland The Cee Water Polo team was made up of, Row 1: R. Raymond, D. Almquist, B. Hoover, Capt. D. Baross, S. White, R. Mead. Row 2: E. Zaj, D. Cubberly, D. Stryker, S. Valentine, G. Crisp. i ie From the Depths of the Sea Poly merman Bill Hoover is ready to make a goal as Steve Valentine and Steve White keep the opponents away from the ball. CEE WATER POLO SCORES Poly 12-7 Victor Valley Poly 19-3 Ramona Poly 10-2 North Poly 9-11 Montclair Poly 9-5 Claremont Poly 3-12 Fontana Poly 10-2 Chaffey Poly 6-7 Redlands Poly 7-4 Upland Poly 5-2 Victor Valley Poly 2-3 Fontana ; tea Some afternoon if you drive up to the Gage Canal, you'll see these boys getting into shape for the Varsity Cross Country team. They are, Row 1: R. Wheeler, L. Click, D. Perry. Row 2: J. Gaffney, T. Tubb, B. Smith, B. Martin, S. Bernard. Mare to the Dust of the Hills The Junior Varsity Cross Country team trained along side of the Varsity team. The members are, Row 1: D. Allen, J. Ashcraft, B. Tubb, J. Gaffney, K. Lloyd, B. Weaver, W. Freeman, Row 2: B. Trimble, R. Lombard, N. Richert, B. Mathews. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES | Poly 35-25 San Bernardino ‘m@roly 29-28 North Poly 19-36 Norte Vista Poly =. 29-28 Corona _ Poly 29-28 Eisenhower Poly 35-24 Fontana Poly 19-42 Moreno Valley . Poly 43-19 Colton Poly 19-41 Rubidoux Poly = = 23-32 San Gorgonio Row 2: J. Derho, J. Gaffney, P. Cooper, T. Elmo, E. Perry, D. Davis, W. Cabrera. The Varsity Team fought to many a well earned win with the follow- ing team members: Row 1: P. Engle (manager), L. Jones, K. Butter- wick, B. Stewart, D. DeLlamas, M. Shulters, T. Tucker (manager). | Casaba Season’ Poly's Varsity team, better known as Ray Halle's six-footers, surprised everyone but themselves this year. They placed 3rd in the Kiwanis Basketball Tourney for the first time in Poly's history, placed 2nd be- hind Colton in the Ivy League, and were edged out of the CIF playoffs by an overtime loss to North. Leading Poly to inevitable victories was John Derho. Here he shows some of the style that helped Poly romp to many a win. Dale DeLLamas is ready to back him up. Coach Ray Halle led this year's varsity squad to a second John Derho represented Poly on the all-lvy League basket- place lvy-League berth. ball team. Ends on a Ripe Note VARSITY SCORES Poly 66-49 Eisenhower Poly 58-48 San Gorgonio Poly 54-86 Colton Poly 61-59 Norte Vista Poly 57-7 | Corona Poly 93-79 Rubidoux Poly 63-76 North Poly 72-46 Eisenhower | Poly 59-64 San Gorgonio | Poly 67-47 Colton | Poly 81-45 Norte Vista _ Poly 89-47 Corona Poly 68-67 Rubidoux : Poly 62-65 North Leemond Jones leaves his Redlands defender on the floor and takes off for the basket to score for Poly. Poly's J.V. team played ball in the true winner's fashion. This mid- Samuel, J. Wright, D. Gregory, J. Clifford. Row 2: K. Mattison, P. dle-sized team is made up of: Row 1: B. Huckell, D. Traylor, C. Santy, B. Borunda, C. Gleen, J. Countryman, Coach Arlo Gard. Poly Hoopers With John Wright backing him up, Clinton Darvin Traylor uses Bruce Huckell as a screen Samuel snatches another rebound for Poly's JY. for a jump shot worth two points. team. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Poly 50-39 Eisenhower Poly 64-71 San Gorgonio Poly 52-49 Colton Poly 66-59 Norte Vista Poly 40-34 Corona Poly 59-67 Rubidoux Poly 48-62 North Poly 35-30 Eisenhower Poly 47-48 San Gorgonio Poly 67-57 Colton Poly 65-50 Norte Vista Poly 75-73 Corona Poly 57-59 Rubidoux Poly 58-64 North BEE SCORES 74-34 Eisenhower 55-68 San Gorgonio 58-67 Colton 60-56 Norte Vista 68-65 Corona 72-54 Rubidoux 41-51 North 69-58 San Gorgonio 53-58 Colton 43-35 Norte Vista 66-59 Corona 67-58 Rubidoux 54-49 North Bee Basketball Coach, Theodore Moews, commonly known as ‘Teddy,’ rode rough shod over his team. In the true ‘Butterwick'’ fashion, Kyle Butterwick shoots over all opponents and scores for Poly's Bee team. 3ounced to Easy Wins Carlos, C. Barr. Row 2: H. Green, D. Potter, B. Clauser, O. Wilson. Row 3: J. Roemer, T. Jones, K. Butterwick, C. Traylor, J. Swor. Basketball's tiniest team made a name for itself this year with a fairly good over-all season. The Bee team members are: Row 1: B. The Varsity Track team ran a straight course to victory. Row 1: L. Click, M. Murray, C. Gleen, D. Wrentmore, J. Gaffney, J. Ridpath, C. Samuels B. Braden, T. Tubb, D. Perry, J. Lydon, J. Derho, K. Harnish, L. Jones, M. Row 4: B. Tubb, R. Vavra, J. Boroff, L. Welsh, J. Gaylord, J. Brown, 1) Morton. Row 2: P. Sheehy, D. Allen, G. Covel, P. Cooper, J. Robinson, Calkin, J. Stout. S. Tavaliogne, L. Pray, B. Martin. Row 3: E. Perry, G. Moore, G. Tiegs, The Tyrants | John Derho flies through the air with the greatest of ease! TRACK HISTORY ‘An individual effort from each and every one of you.'' This demand of Coach Lew Kummerow was met by a track team that truly worked as a team. Lacking a ‘‘super- star,’ a high point earner at every meet, Poly's track men banded together and pos- sibly worked even harder than last year's championship team to produce a consistent record of wins. Coach Kummerow is already looking forward to next year's team, which will contain many returning members. ovine Ragas uaa tere ne aN Hem Re NPIS Aa NT To — ep SUPA We AN ROAEIN EE MBL RE AIR he ''B'' Track team ran, hurdled, and vaulted its way to victory. Row 1: F. Dancy. Row 3: P. Dubois, L. Fleming, R. Weaver, K. Shore, R. Bearskin, . Doty, J. Swor, D. Brooks, D. Wrentmore, J. Gaylord, B. Tubb, D. Sam- M. Story. lels. Row 2: R. Vavra, T. Tubb, S. Wight, R. Freeman, J. Eliot, T. Gunkel, | of the Turf We knew they could do it! gloat Coaches Vernon Stater and Lewis Kummerow. Under their able supervision the Bears really were the ‘tyrants of the turf.” VARSITY TRACK SCORES Poly 77—36 Colton Poly 63—50 San Gorgonio | Poly 20—53 Eisenhower | Poly 78—35 Rubidoux Poly 49—64 North Poly 69—46 Norte Vista | Poly 71—42 Corona . BEE TRACK SCORES Poly 64—35 Colton Poly 58—3| San Gorgonio Poly 1I8— 9 Eisenhower Poly 58—32 Rubidoux Poly 42—48 North | Poly 58—4| Norte Vista | 65—34 Corona Pat Sheehy, Varsity pole vaulter, practices putting the shot, just in case he doesn't qualify for C.I.F. Bsus Rmceeten meres = Se They CEE TRACK SCORES Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly 26—59 26—59 I— 8 53—32 25—60 20—70 4|—49 Colton San Gorgonio Eisenhower Rubidoux North Norte Vista Corona Hit the Dust, The 'C Track team ran as our smallest tyrants of the turf. Row 1: J. Gaffney, M. Lydon, W. Watt. Row 2: D. Kern, D. Allen. Ub GARY Our mighty golf team coached by Mr. Glen Mec- Gowan eagled, birdied, and parred its way to well earned victory this year. Their out- standing efforts paid off when they brought an All-lvy League Championship home to Poly. Following the lead of Kirk But- terwick, the rest of the team contributed substantially to Poly's honor. Poly's golf team, led by Mr. Glenn McGowan, made the course with plenty of ‘eagles.’ Row 1: B. Bothwell, D. Lucas, D. Pooley, J. Chase. Row 2: Mr. G. McGowan (coach), D. Wilson, M. Beem, K. Butterwick, D. Davis, J. Lilliedoll, M. Sherrill, D. Franz, B. Huckell. Ball, and Each Other 148 Ib. Weight Class 168 lb. Weight Class 106 Ib. Weight Class Ivy League Tournament 2nd Place Ivy League Tournament Ist Place Ivy League Tournament Hemet Tournament 4th Place C.I.F. Semi-finals Ist Place Hemet Tournament Rob Bateman — Varsity Wrestling Rory Stone — Varsity Wrestling Glen Suel — Varsity Wrestling The Varsity Swimming team plunged onward to victory after victory. B. Taggart, J. Jester. Row 2: D. Baross, T. Johnston, A. Smith, G. Paxton, ) Row 1: M. Barnes, D. Mixon, R. Andavall, R. Hunter (captain), M. Alpert, S. White, B. Barlow (manager). Poly Swimmers: Poly Mermen stroked their way to victory during CRLER SAN Tchningseanaiouste wateber hin beyertn this year's very successful season. They broke seven the 100 yard free style. varsity records and came in second in C.B.L. ’ Richard Hunter, a Poly senior, won all C.I.F. in the 00-yard free style. The swimming teams certainly swam a straight course to victory! Rich Hunter, one of our top swimmers, stretches out to start in his specialty, the 100 yard free style. Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Poly Stroked On VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES 33-37 65-39 65-32 46-31 31-46 33-43 53-21 33-36 56-2 | 7 1- 3 29-48 48-25 38-39 The Bee and Cee Swimming teams also ‘kept in the swim and led their school to victory. Row 1: D. Taymond, B. Hoover, K. Moody, D. Almquist, Bees) J. Davison, J. Nielson, J. Channon. D. Cubberley (captain, Cees) E. Zaj, S. Valentine, B. Mead, D. Stryker. Santa Ana Upland Pacific Moreno Valley Chaffey Victory Valley Ramona North Rubidoux San Bernardino Pacific ee i Redlan ome : ands ee aa | Fontana Pia t Mh ok Jamie Jester, only a junior, broke an eleven-year-old Poly record by swim- ming the back stroke in only 1:01.6. Row 2: R. Bloy, B. Pearson, G. Howe, A. Budenz, G. Waddell (captain, a _ ' aoe. e aie ; ; yg? ¥ 4 ag tad bie ? Hs) i 2 as ts ae. = F | i + a : Og hs The Varsity Baseball team slammed its way through the season in true F. Rich, H. Green. Row 2: B. Gabbe, H. Hall, D. Traylor, M. Skiver, D. Poly fashion. Row 1: F. Lamburn, T. Zikratch, B. Matthews, F. Cook, DeLlamas, W. Cabrerra, M. Shulters. Our Mighty Coach Ben Hammerschmidt's bears really showed everyone else how to play baseball. Under his able leadership, Poly had yet another Tim Zikratch hits the dirt to score against Eisenhower. successful team. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Poly 7— 5 Eisenhower Poly I— 3 San Gorgonio Poly 9— 6 Norte Vista Poly 4— 3 Rubidoux Poly l0— 2 North Poly 7—2 | North Poly 3— 5 Corona Poly 3— 6 Norte Vista Poly 2— 9 Colton Poly li— 2 Colton Poly 2— 5 Corona Poly 2— 7 Rubidoux ” —— “ ts 7 eens et . ere ay ‘ on 4 be - 3 Bhs oe 9 ate: Sep? eee si eis pe feat ae a ite rt Eh) ue i i Pee ne kT. NE eh TD mange : Dale DeLlamas gets ready to slam that ball out of the park! ss bs ree Pi W oodchopper s That Rubidoux man doesn’t have a chance. . . . Tim Zikratch already has that ball well in hand. Under Coach Ben Hammerschmidt's fierce supervision, Poly's hard-working base- ball team got off to a promising start by defeating Eisenhower 7 to 5. They slumped, however, in the middle of the season, losing a 21 to 7 free-for-all to our cross town rivals, the Huskies. This year's spark-plug’ | was Loran Goodwin. With a grand slam | homer against Eisenhower and a .422 bat- ting average to his credit, Loran has shown exceptional ability. TE YO) 0 We ye Wiesel s eh js J.V. Baseball homered its way through the season. Row 1: B. Bicher, K. Mattison, R. Pepper, D. Lindbloom, D. Gregory. Row 2: B. Clauser, G. Bothwell, A. Morgan, E. Perkic, S$. Fowler, D. Potter. Batting the Ball The Sophomore Baseball team also slugged its way to victory in the true Poly fashion. Row 1: V. Meink, B. Spensor, R. Lerma, T. Jones, C. Traylor. Row 2: W. Lott, S. Gambols, V. Keaton, A. Thomas, R. Kaye. Coaches Bob Porter and Orrin Rife batted some sense into their teams, and in general fielded quite some ball players! i ° sl . s, 10) oe ee 4 Betws gta ee VARSITY TENNIS SCORES Poly 4—.3 Eisenhower Poly 5—2 San Gorgonio Poly |—6 North Poly 5—2 Norte Vista | Poly 3—4 Colton | Poly 43 Corona Poly 6—| Rubidoux Poly |—6 North | Poly 5—2 Norte Vista | Poly |—6 Colton 4 Poly 3-4 Corona - nett Poly 6—| Rubidoux Matt Yeager looks a trifle disturbed Dave Terry shows deep concentration as he prepares as his racket appears to disintegrate to win this set by returning a baseline drive. in his hands. and Making a Lot of Racquet The Tennis Team couldn't be ‘'matched'' when it came to smashing foes (coach), W. Conser, D. Terry, D. Knopf, T. Tucker, B. Andersen, M. on the courts. Row 1: R. Bateman, B. Sattler, J. Callender, H. Boylan, B. Yeager, J. Bapple, J. Ryan. Youngner, D. Gibson, J. Sexton, S. Albright. Row 2: Mr. W. Mitch Coach Ray Halle summed up this year's Pep Squad in the following word — “Great'' —. The team called them in- spiring, and the school knew them as The Best.'’ We owe a great deal to this year's Pep Squad, which helped our ‘‘un- der dogs'' to a great deal of success in the Ivy League. Edgerly Sherry Wing Mary Kay Cline This bouncy bear is Kris Koala (Pam Arvin), our mascot. She entertained us at games with her lively tricks and vivacious antics. Her alternate is Sue Jones. Angie Leung Denise Dales (alternate) Marsha Fitch (head cheerleader) Our firey drum majorette Judy Proctor added excitement to our sports and highlighted her Steve Barnard, our enthusiastic drum major, entertainment with a daring flaming baton act. led the band onward with proud Poly spirit. ae A Melinda Burnstedt amcceseen acer ae ee ‘ SAAS SRO - SS ae a . 5 ee. wars ‘ ia ek he OB ah Bilin sa - These six peppy girls added a little color and entertainment to our sports activities as pom-pon girls. They boosted the morale of the team and led us to inevitable victory. They are Bobbie Hilo, Laura McCormick, Marty Mason, Christy Ford, Rhonda Arend, and Denise Donahue. Practice: Cheering for the tiniest of our teams was this group of Sophomore cheerleaders. They did everything possible to give their team the support they deserved. They are, Row 1: Molly Wrigglesworth, Cindy Swing, Donna Daries. Row 2: Cheri Bilodeau, Karen Wheeler. ive a The alternate pom-pon girl, Paula Stockwell, worked hard to keep things running smoothly by filling in for any absent pom-pon girls. Under the careful supervision of Sgt. Richard Shryer, the R.O.T.C. rifle team learned how to “shoot the bull.'' Row 1: Jim Caylor, Al Kelsey. Row 2: James Ritter, Tom Wynn, Rory Wag- ner. The Reserve Officers Training Corps, better known to most as the R.O.T.C. of Polytechnic High School, marched, and marched, and marched, and marched, and did push-ups to the tune of Yes, sir!’ After winning the 6th Army | Recruitment award over 56 other high schools, they proceeded to take trips to the Marine Re- | cruitment Depot, Ft. Erwin, and various other | garden s pots for their annual war games. After the officers gave the O.C.S. candidates their usual hazing, they finished out this year with | their annual Honor Night and Military Ball. With stern and solemn looks, J. Wiebersch, B. Beck, V. Sloan, and S. Swerline guarded and protected, with due military respect, our national colors. 143 SE ZT See 6 eee These well trained boys are members of the Drill Team in R.O.T.C.: Row 1: A. Cruz, T. Brooks, G. Humphries, R. Sexton, S. Green, C. Nelson, R. Weathers. Row 2: R. Bevin, P. Holder, R. Fielding, J. Murphy, M. Hickman, J. Erwin, D. Hird. They marched The three men that strike terror into the hearts of cadets on in- These strict senior boys command their R.O.T.C. class period with spection days are Sgt. Alexander Prekop, Maj. John Serafin, and whip in hand. They are Staff Officers G. Humphries, J. Ritter, R. Sgt. Richard Shryer. Sexton, R. Fielding. These charming R.O.T.C. sponsors made the Friday inspections a little less grueling for | just hope this gun isn't loaded! ’ worries the cadets: Row 1: B. Borgert, C. Ford, D. Dales, K. Orr, R. Darley. Row 2: C. Manns- Major John Serafin during a weekly Friday man, B. Mahan, A. Leung, M. Ogle, J. Golden, C. Weingart. Not pictured is M. Burn- inspection. stedt, R.O.T.C. head sponsor. marched and marched “Boom, boom, boom, toot!'' are familiar sounds to the R.O.T.C. cadets as they march in step to the Drum and Bugle Corps: J. Kleinman, R. Davis, K. Ewing, R. Wagner, J. Caylor, A. Zuehlke, G. Bayless, R. Fielding. SAyity viel ie AWA ny ‘ hae rik a A On FIA BOP Mie! WPA det iy BL RLS NS DR MEAT a naan ni ut. it HBA? IS Gc Sn | ‘ 5 a hy § J peerenernennaniegres SN smarter ” Striking these handsome poses are Jim Monaghan, Mike Maffei, and Rick Cruse, modeling : clothes from MEN'S AND BOYS' FASHION GUILD stores. For clothes to make a man irresist- | ible, make a store from-this guild your permanent shopping place. Hmmm,'' muses Barbara Thornton, || FERCHAUD It looks like KIRK JEWELERS, 3801 MAIN, has caught © PHARMACY, 5160 ARLINGTON, has so many per- the eyes of Gayle Faccou and Carolyn Hart. By fumes to choose from ...1! guess I'll just have to take stopping here, no one can go wrong! | one of each. ' Say Julie,’ says Sue Jones to Julie Stoll, “don't we look as pretty as pictures?'' 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Usgt's SINCE 1929 CARPETS RUGS LINOLEUM TILE DRAPERIES FURNITURE INTERIOR- DECORATING Reupholstering — Carpet Furniture Cleaning VOGT'S 6186 MAGNOLIA AVE. well, we But we can guarantee that you will find the _ can't quarantee greatest selection of new and used cars | everything! anywhere when you shop the world's first and only shopping center of cars. N 4 IMPLAMMARLE i 4 : ’ | ADAMS AT RIVERSIDE ies ; FREEWAY, SOUTH sentainen - riverside auto center Oe tare is Sherry Wing and Jo Anne Golden illustrate that MARTY'S FURNITURE, 3777 UNIVERSITY, has everything from clocks to cats and couches in the latest styles and colors. Joyce Shettel and Vickie Gramlich love to shop at G.K.C.'s, 3834 PLAZA MALL, for the latest fashions from sportswear to formal attire. Any girl is sure to get a second glance in clothes G.K.C.'s from e MOVING LOCAL WORLD WIDE CALL 684-0310 FRANCHISED REPRESENTATIVE UNITED VAN LINES Moving with care everywhere” Locally Owned Operated Since 1932 RIVERSIDE 1825 THIRD huUDEN Re ae Papa pied ee pede lala 742970 INSTRUMENT PRECISION REPAIRS WATCH REPAIR JEWELRY REPAIRS BEAD STRINGING RING SIZING p hattmann jewelers 9446 MAGNOLIA AVE. RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA 92503 Bus. PHONE 687-2835 If hearing is your problem, BELTONE is your answer. Just see Roy Bain and Ernie Gosselin, BELTONE HEARING AID, 6716 MAGNOLIA. Paula Hill helps ''Cinderella, ' Todd Cuffaro, squeeze: | into one of latest styles in women's shoes found at| COFFIN'S SHOES, 3715 MAIN STREET. Cathy Cree and Margo Krah display some of the stunning jewelry found at JOYCE ACCESSORIES, 3651 PLAZA MALL. Everything from purses to jewelry | is found here. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Rosert E. Hickey, President and Managing Officer RIVERSIDE HEAD OFFICE: 3855 MARKET STREET © RIVERSIDE OVERLAND 3-3700 LA HABRA BRANCH OFFICE: 165 EAST CENTRAL AVENUE LA HABRA OWEN 1-6781 BALDWIN PARK BRANCH OFFICE: 14200 E. RAMONA BLVD. « BALDWIN PARK EDGEWOOD 8-7341 163 CONGRATULATI ONS To The Graduating Class of °67 From The Friendly United States National Bank ap rantaiaey Face OOF 3601 UNIVERSITY AVE. ogee Siievror: ath Oe RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA ‘Come up to the bar, boys! ... coke bar, that is... . invite Karen Saunders and Bonnie Landa at MOSER'S, 3691 MERRILL. Both girls know this is the place to get a quick snack or a hearty hamburger meal. | Why don't you pick one up and smoke it sometime?” (after you're eighteen, that is), ask Mike Rutten and_ Bill Smith. MUNDY'S PHARMACY, 6511 MAGNOLIA AVENUE, has something for the whole family. THE PLACE TO GO — suc sppmcarnenae FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW ... Furniture Hardware Draperies Appliances Silver China Gifts 3750 MAIN ON THE MALL Downtown Riverside Phone 684-2000 The brilliance of the ring that Sue Lanier is wearing Is it dead, yet? asks Becky Brown of Judy Nelson. is too much for Brian Worley's eyes. Mrs. Penny Muskie Almost,'' replies Judy, ‘But BROWN'S ENGINE is glad to help at LUMAN GREEN JEWELERS, 3913 REBUILDING, 3372 UNIVERSITY, can bring it back MAIN and 6754 BROCKTON. to life! GARDEN OF PRAYER MORTUARY 7944 MAGNOLIA AVENUE RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA 688-1221 co aa es See ee Soy Janelee Campbell and Marty Howie are making them- selves at home at HUFFMAN'S FURNITURE, 3498 UNIVERSITY. They agree that the furniture there is tops! This fascinating display of dairy products is from MEADOWBROOK DAIRY, 3631 MERRILL. Gary Mead, Cindy Smith, Dale Connley, Robert Alkire, and Jackie Woy agree that their milk is great. Bere iom QUART ME HALA MALY 130) Soeee 8 are nas | wniprin CHEE esol 33 . «agg porties 87 © cortace . PI. 27% aot sh gguR CREAM “ 47 “18 wilt ; 20 wilt 382 guTTER ‘ } UT TERRE a5 ot CHOCOLATE 49s - 9 ot PAC PURE ORANGE Juitt . oF FRUIT PUNCH : GAAWCE ORINK 33 Norman Richert, Laura Pitney, and Budd Wentz just cant get to LA PALOMA, 1795 UNIVERSITY, fast enough. The complete Mexican meals here tantalize anyone's taste buds. BOYD LOVESEE LUMBER CO. oe 3761 FIRST STREET RIVERSIDE PHONE 684-5670 The Perry twins, Janet and Judy, are playing with their ‘cat... JOHNSON TRACTOR CO., 800 E. LA Towering over the Plaza Mall is the famous MAGNA- VOX sign. O. K. HOPKINS, RIVERSIDE PLAZA, has a huge selection of televisions and stereos to choose trom. Magnavox ENTERTAINM . ENT CENTER : CADENA, is the place to go whenever you're in need of really dependable tractor and truck equipment: Diane Seymore won't get far with the kick-stand down on her motorcycle, but THE TWO WHEELER, 1655 W. LA CADENA DRIVE, can not only sell you a tan- tastic motorcycle, but also show you how to use it. FRANK ROMEO — TAILORS TUXEDO RENTALS Tailor — Latest Styles Fashions (Men's Ladies’ Alterations) PHONE 686-091 | 6726 BROCKTON AVENUE BROCKTON ARCADE _ RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA e ‘ at Diane Weaver knows that the best place around for practicing her handwriting and -for purchasing good quality writing materials is at the STATIONERS CORP., 3650 FAIRMONT and 3605 PLAZA MALL. 7 Aa, x 2 = Suzanne Burrows and Doug Perry admire some of the lovely rings at RICHARD'S DIAMOND SPECIALISTS, 3634 PLAZA MALL, with the help of Mrs. Phyllis Novak. � a . ite oo There's nothing like a good evening of television; so David Terry went to TAYLOR'S APPLIANCE, 4043 MAIN, to find the best TV available. ee . . i so IE TR oS : a Re sh, pee ee eee aan ME ig: chicken land. The best chicken feed is from BROOK- All aboard! yell Suzy Lewis, Gayle Pope (front), Kay Swoffer, and Sue Victor (back). They're off to deliver chicken feed to all the hungry chickens out there in HURST MILL, 3315 VAN BUREN. 169 Regy Dunn's AYNLAC CARL DUNN 6730 Magnolia Ave., Brockton Arcade Phone OVerland 3-6212 FREE DELIVERY WISE OWL STAMPS CENTER LUMBER CO. Building Materials and Hardware 6222 MAGNOLIA AVE. RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA ARCADE BARBER SHOP 3764 SAN SIMEON WAY RIVERSIDE, CALIF. PHone OQVertano 393-3641 REX STACKHOUSE KEN POTH 170 Looking for an extra Special gift for an extra special person? WALTER'S JEWELERS, 5212 ARLINGTON AVENUE, is just the place to go for friendly service and excellent jewelry. Just ask Barbara McLean. She knows! hy ore e ae Ready, set, go! Dave Mixon and ‘Billy the Kid Martin gobble down food from SIR GEORGE'S SMORGASBORD HOUSE, 3525 MERRILL, the place ''we kids love. oe FOR Our Matchless FRIENDS Need extra cash to rent that beach house for Bill Brown and Kevin Mathews are considering spring vacation? Janet Borter helps Lyn Brown painting the. town red. Of course the place to pick up that needed money at COMMUNITY buy the paint is PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS LOAN SERVICE, 3836 ORANGE and 3685 COMPANY, 3550 UNIVERSITY STREET. SUNNYSIDE DRIVE. This may not’ be the matador's way to meet a bull, but Linda Trifone, Charlene Olson, and Sue Shine would like to keep as much space between them and the 'ferocious ’ animal. DUTCH PREMIUM DAIRY, 4894 TESQUESQUITE, has many such cows, and the best milk around. Ss sa Stee i Alexia Gilmore, Denise Dales, and Judy Kahns decided to stop in for a coke at MCDONALD'S HAMBURGERS, 2242 UNIVERSITY, and just couldn't leave. McDONALD'S is the best place for any snack from a coke to a complete hamburger dinner. Four o'clock may be pretty early to start delivering milk, but it's worth all the samples you want from SWISS DAIRY, 4221 BUCHANAN. Greg Sue Seeley are considering making it a regular job. it when you can have Fast, Jill Moulton, and SI EAS NRE REGIE SII RS hn Re NS eR ARRAN Advertisers’ Index Alcan Aluminum -------s-eeeeenneceecen ese ececcnseeneee 152 Areaaet Baroersonop r...c cee oe Bee ee. 170 TASH EEE. (0) 00 grad 6 tcl SM REIN BES Se Ae eS 160 Betiara learn Mite a ee ese ee 162 CTS ROC A ang OS en A A ey Le A 152 Boyd Lovesee Lumber Company ...............-------------- 166 Ore TEES OT Ee sec ine Ai eli abi 2a, Bea i er oe ea 169 Brown's Engine Rebuilding _..................-..------------------- 165 MSTA IROTY SSALENEDOCTATIONY 2c eager accent 161 EET Ar Lak SIE ee nel et se ao a eens Me 162 RONMENT LOGI SEEVICE co ena nee ace cos cm cnteen meen 171 PECRRIINIGL AR EANANEO S58 Pee ts de Sek eee 154 BEV GC OTOP LRET 9 pa ee ieee Rah aD © Oc Pe amen eae 151 een Rriwerge ihe eg ee ale Ss 152 PETS OSTA ne 8 ee eee ds 154 SUITE 5 FROTIN ACY cote a a Be oe canes 170 Deter ereeian S2AIr Ve ene 171 Bacle ir eci Ore oe eis 150 Perciauncs: Pharmacy, cl) es Pear 8 148 Bre TRCIOS tree ee nee ere 149 Garden Of Prayer Mortuary ............-.-...---2.2--------------- 165 Se AO EE Oe ate tone ApS Oe ee 161 ete i Eke li Seg a ile Re Orn eS ar 157 PEAT BN SOG WRIOTS fn ek ose ee 162 Hayman House of Appliances -...............----...-------------- 159 PIGie mG WING CU ONntOr |e Slot 25) et es 151 Pe STE Tigh pig ksh We ueinaee arn an na Lege Se a Raa 166 imiperial aro Wate bis. i 2 ce ee 164 Eee Mispead Moenieri:. fk ois EP ee si 150 RFOMNGOT) PLLACTOR eR pete ofr kek Sees Mao ileek 28 167 WOVCH WACCESSONOS ei ute eee ..162 Raa RPAOLONCV Cia eS huge eae So the 149 KiNG OTe OGD SONOD Nis he ee Screg oe 159 irc WEN Old epee eerste coe) 2 ee ete 148 ICEISE VS Oe ohne ee i ee eee. al 159 Pace Oia ROStAULAN Titra sey Sad. Poe tS 166 Domanvoreaniewalers: ih soit eS porte ek 165 NIBUTY Si PORITUNS tuicncl cee ea ed os AN), 16l MeDonalds: Hamburgers 2.5.2.0 0 172 Meadowbrook Dairy) smece eae reel eae 166 RA cestcory Corey i fee ee ecco ee a 151 MGSO Ss LTIVGUENs eee etch ON tee 164 Mirco uate race pee roe caer. tk as ee 162 Mundy ssPharmacy: 025 cio an etre cure ele ue es 164 OR IOPKING MGM a etude aee eee een eciaea sata, 167 LR SS TP TMD ip Ce EN i eR ee 157 Ant ype MGS see eee en ee ee 150 Pittsourgh’ PaintsCenter!.= 4220. Coe es 171 Plaza TAUTOmoOtiVe: yee a ee 155 Reribeae asc ae ee Se Sn ee 151 Richatd s ;lewelerss sti eee ec are 168 Riverside Men's and Boys’ Fashion Guild _............... 148 Riverside National: Banke.) 22 ee 153 Riverside Savings and Loan Association -....................- 149 Riverside T.V. and Appliance ..............-.----------------- 157 Frank Romeo Tailoring and Tuxedo Rental _.............. 168 Rome's: 1iGsoervicOlc mee Oe eter ete 152 Salt Lake Moving and Storage ...............-..---------.------- 156 Saars’ Roebuck and, Co. Aes ere er cle 156 Security Fast Nahanaltbank eee ea outa es 158 Simms: Flowers inert eae ee a Ne 154 Sir George's Smorgasbord _.:228.0 170 Snyder's (Pat Shop cigs seco tales 156 Squires’ Restaurant a5 60 cee coal 154 Stationers Corporation 2.20250 ee eee 168 Sterling Savings and Loan Association ....................-.- 163 Suverkrup, Lumber Con nats foe a ec ile 155 Stewart's Sporting: GOOds eh 2o i cng 159 Swiss DAI Me ern IS ee ea hes een 172 Taylor's Appliance —..................--.--- ERR OER OR Tee 168 ‘Twor Wheeler tan se teen, eens aan en ey 167 United States National Bank _....................2.--------------- 164 Vogt se Carpet neti. tear eins ors cata teres 160 Walter's Jewelers tectouensatrne? ogi ha een 170 WE GRATEFULLY WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE BUSINESS FIRMS WHO HAVE SO KINDLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR 1967 KOALA. LET US SHOW OUR APPRECIATION BY PATRONIZING THESE FIRMS. 173 Adams, Mrs. Roberta 18, 19 Adams, W. Kelly 17, 20, 82 Adelson, Mrs. Elsie 15 Beckley, Maurice 23 Bell, William II! 18, 89, 94 Bigbee, David 16 Bigelow, Mrs. Murlene 18 Booth, Wilbur 25 Brekke, Alice 18, 60, 89 Bronstrup, George 22 Brumme!, Donald !7 Camp, Mead 16 Clyde, Mrs. Barbara 15 Cogswell, Prescott 19, 88 Cummings, Joseph 25, 66 d'Argongue, Mrs. Marie I? Davidson, Walter 20, 80 Dickson, Robert 22 Adams, Barbara 32 Adams, Betty 32, 88, 96 Allen, Douglas 32, 67, 80, 90, 91, $00, 117, 118, 119, 130 Alpert, Michael 32, 89, Amdal, Katherine 32 Andavall, Russell 32, 117, 134 Andersen, Robert 20, 32, 82, 89, 94, 99, 139, 147 Anderson, Bruce 32 Anderson, Karla 32 Andrews, Wesley 32, 122 Angus, Loretta 32 Arbon, Ruben 32 Arvin, Pamela 32, Ashmore, John 32 Babcock, James 4, 32 Bacon, Molly 32. 93, 103 Bagwell, Doug 32 Baird, Mary 32 Bapple, Jay 32, 139 Barlow, Robert 32, 134 Barnard, Stephen 33, 105, 125, 141 Barnes, Martin 33, 134 Barrier, Derry 33 Barron, Rosalie 33 Bateman, Joseph 33, 133, 139 Beals, Steve 33 Becklund, Eric 33 Bennett, Susan 33 Benveniste, Linda |, Best, Kip 33 Beverly, Paula 33 Bevin, Richard 33, 95, 144 Beyer, Bill 33, 89, 94 Biegel, Thomas 33 Bishop, Anne 33, 86, 87, 88, 96 97, 100, 101 Blankenship, John 33 Bloch, Robin 33 Boots, Cheryl 33, 87 Borgert, Becky 30, 31, 33, 87, 95 113, 145, 159 Borter, Janet 2, 33, 98, I7I Bourns, Gordon 34, 94, 105, 115 Branstetter, Jim 34, 117 Brennan, Marianne 34 Brinkerhoff, Elizabeth 34, 90, 91, 97 Bristow, Michael 34 Britton, Sandra 34, 95 Brizendine, Loretta 34, 98 Brosius, Jan 34 Brown, Becky 34, 103, 165 Brown, James 34, 130 Rrown, Lyn 2, 34, 87, 103, 171 Brown, Suzanne 34 Brown, William 34, 171 Browning, Kathy 34 Bryant, Carol 90, 91 Bryant, Cheryl 34, 87, 88, 89, 99, 100, 101, 103 Buckout, Doug 34, 93, 107, 108 Burnstedt, Melinda 34, 113, 114 Burrowes, Suzanne 34, 168 Butcher, Elizabeth 34 Butterwick, Kirk 34, 126, 127, 133 Buus, Mike 35 Byrum, Carol 35 Cabrera, Wayne 35, 99, 136 Calkin, Landon 130 Cameron, Peter 2, 35 Campbell, Janelee 35, 166 Campos, Vincent 35 Capper, Nancy 15, 35, 87, 98 Carpenter, Barbara 35, 98, 115 Casteel, Karen 35 Castro, Susie 35, 86, 93 Cepelis, Wayne 35 Chase, John 133 Clark, James 35 Click, Larry 7, 125, 130, 159 Cline, Mary 35, 87, 90, 91, 100, 107, 140, 149 Cochran, Ann 30, 31, 35, 157 Connelly, Karen 35, 93, 99 Conser, Walter 35, 139 Cooper, Pete 35, 126, 130 Corr, Cathy 30, 35, 85 Cotton, Anne 35 Courtney, Jacqueline 6, 36, 154 140, 157 33, 81, 87, 93 174 115, 122, 134 Picture Index Elliott, John 21 Elliott, Suzanne 26 Elwell, Ruth 19 Epp, Richard 22 Ferrin, Bonita 16 Fitzgerald, Jack 25 Gard, Arlo 20, 21, 128 Green, Earle 20 Haley, Mrs. Erma 19, 88 Halle, Ray 26, | Hammerschmidt, Ben 15, 59, Haneke, Donald 24, 102 Heers, Mrs. Margaret 12 Henry, May 19 Herring, Mrs. Marjorie 19 Hicks, Irving 22 Hodges, Dennis 16, 94 Jennings, Al 26, 122 Cree, Cathy 36, 107, 162 Critchfield, Sue 36 Critchlow, Laura 17, 36, 87, 89, 92, 100 Crom, Gay 36 Crothers, Ronald 36 Cruse, Rick |, 36, 81, 148 Cruz, Alex 144 Cuffaro, Todd 36, 117, 118,162 Cullen, Terry 36 Culpepper, Judy 36 Daimon, Yoshiaki 36, 94 Dales, Denise 36, 65, 87, 100, 103, 108, 141, 145, 172 Davis, Don 36, 126, 133 Davis, Janet 36 Davis, Karen 36 Davis, Les 36 Day, Michael 36, 97 Debel, Jane 36 DeCesare, Michael 116, 117, 118 Deleon, Vivien 36, 93, 97 DeLlamas, Dale 37, 110, 116, 117 118, 119, 126, 136, 137, 149 DeYoung, Karen 37, 151 Derho, John 37, 126, 127, 130 Devine, Sharon 37 Diaz, George 37, 103, 117 Dick, David 37 Dieska, Marilou 37, 98, 159 Diffenbaugh, Dutch 19, 37, 92 Dilday, Linda 37, 96, 98, I5I Dockstader, Dan 37, 108 Dodson, Deborah 37, 87, 90, 91, 97 Doherty, Mike 37 Dombrady, Diane 37, 87, 98 Dorner, Deborah 37 Dotta, Greg 37 Dougherty, Thomas 37 Drake, Philip 37 Druary, John 37 Ducharme, Rick 37, 95, 99 Dumas, Brenda 37 Eaks, Joanne 38, 86, 97 Ebel, Carol 38, 93 Ebersole, Dave 38 Edqerly, Catherine 38, 103, 140 Eichel, William 38 Elliott, Terese 38 Ellsworth, James 38 Endeman. Michael 38, 105 Erb, Shirley 38,84 Eriser, Bill 38 Erwin, John 38, 144 Evans, Stephanie 5, 38 Eyler, Doris 38 Faccou, Gayle 38, 148 Facey, Jon, 38, 122 Farley, Brian 38, 107 Farley, Susan 38 Farris, Ronald 38, 117 Fast. Greaory 30, 3!, 38, 107, 108, 17. Fielding, Robert 38, 95, 100, 101, 144, 145 Fitch, Marsha 39, 81, 141 Fitzgerald. James 39 Fleming, Landy 39 Foss, Joan 39 Fox, Gwen 39, 81, 86, 87, 91 Frankel. Danny 30, 39, 85 Franz, David 39, 133 Futch, John 39 Gabbe, Robert 39, 136 Gaffney, Jeff 21, 39, 77, 83, 89, 100, 125, 126, 130, 147 Garber, Diana 39 Garcia, Yvonne 39 Gardner, Gayle 39, 87, 93, 156 Gerhardt, Sandie 39, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 97, 99 Gilevich, ‘Diana 39, 89 Gillespie, Daryl 39, 92, 117, 118 Gilmore, Alexia 39, 85, 88, 91, 98, 100, 172 Girasek, Andrew 39 Glover, Emma 39, 103 Godon, Jeff 39 Golden, Jo Anne 30, 40, 145, [61 Gomert, Joanne 40 Goodrow, Diane 40 116, 136 2 FACULTY Johnston, Theodore 24 Kendrick, Mrs. Evelyn 12 Kortendick, Bernice 26 Krause, Jack 24, 104 Kummerow, Lewis 22, 125 Leuenberger, Joseph 17, 25 Littleworth, Arthur L. 12 Logan, Stephen 24, 89 Londos, George I7 Loy, Mrs. Joanne 18 McClintock, Robert 18 McGowan, Glenn 20, 133 Manulski, Stanley 22 Martin, Alvin 21 Miller, Bruce 12 Miller, Eugene 21 Mitsch, William 23 Moews, Theodore 24, 122, 129 SENIORS Goodwin, Loran 40 Gramlich, Victoria 40, Grandsinger, Dale 40 Greenhouse, Magdalen 40, 92, 93, 97, 103 Gross, Cheryl 40, 103 Gross, Marsha 40 Gross, Richard 23 Gullette, Laura 40, 65, 103 Gunkel, Lawrence 40, 158 Gunn, Marcia 21, 40, 86, 87, 90, 91, 92, 97, 100, 101 Hadley, David 40 Hall, Howard 40, 117, 118, 119, 136, 149 Hallstrom, Kathleen 40 Hamilton, Donald 40, 94, 95 Harding, Judith 40 Haribson, Harlene 40 Harr, Carol 40 Harris, Joel 40 Harris, Richard 41 Harris, Sherry 41, 103, 146, 154 Harrison, Susan 26, 41, 95, 96 Hart, Carolyn 41, 148 Harth, Susan 41 Hasten, Mike 41 Hawkins, Susan 41, 87, 95, 96 Hayman, Charles 41, 159 Haynes, Gail 41, 93, 100, 105 Hedlund, Chere 41 Herrick, Mike 4l Hill, Richard 41 Hilton, Patricia 28 Hobbs, Patricia 28 Hobbs, Juli 41, 83, 87, 147 Holcomb, Sheila 41, 82, 147, 158 Holder, Lawrence 41, 155 Howie, Marty 41, 81, 87, 166 Humphries, George 41, 89, 95, 100. 144 Hundley, Charles 41 Hunter, Richard 5, 41, Huston, Jeff 41 James, Roger 31. 42, 81, 92, 100, 101, 107, 108, 122 Jantz, Marilyn 42 Jenkins pene. 42 Jesser, Gary Johnson, aothets 42, 81, Johnson. Eddie 42 John, Linda 42 Jones, Kathy 42 Jones, Leemond 42, 114, 126, 127, 130 Jones, Linda 42, 154 Jones, Susan 42, 87, 93, 140, 149 Jordan, Judy 42, 152 Josephson, Craig 42 Kahlefent, Mary 42, 102, 103 Kahns, Judi 42, 85, 87, 98, 172 Kara, Beverley 42, 156 Keast, Susan 42, 87, 103 Kelley, Patricia 42, 101 Kennedy, Kevin 42 Kennett. Dale 10, 42, 89, 93, 98, 116, 117, 118 Kesterson, Tim 43, 85 Kindall, James 43, 102, 103, 108 Kinniebrew, Glenda 6, 43, 92, 103 Klavitter, Kathlynn 43 Kleinman; John 43, 85, 95, 99, 108, 145, 155 Knopf, David 29, 43, 84, 88, 139 Komarek, Steve 30, 43, 89, 100, 107, 108 Koppert, Sandra 43 Krah, Margo 43, 99, 162 Krey, Kristine 43 Kruse, Patricia 26, 43 La Rocca, Jennie 43, 98 Lamborn, Frank 43, 117, 136 Landa, Bonnie 43, 115, 164 Lanier, Sue 43, 98, 165 Larson, Chris 43 Lawe, Eleanor 43, 87, 92, 98 Lazier, Linda 43 Leake, Paula 26, 43, 92, 103 Lee, Deborah 43, 87, 150 Leighton, Nita 44, 95, 97, 98 Hit, tél 87, 91, 103 89, 99, 122, 134 Pofahl, Mrs. Margaret 23 Pope, Mrs. Martha 22 Prokop, Sgt. Alexander 26, 144 Rife, Orrin 26, 120 Ringwald, Roy II, 17 Roberts, Mrs. Lorelei 18 Rossi, Richard 24 Rowe, Donald I7 Rush, Mrs. Anne 14, 86 Schouler, Vicki 22 Schulze, Gerda 25 Serafin, Major John 26, Sharp, B. Rae 12 Shewman, Charles 14 Shryer, Sgt. Richard 26, 143, 144 Smith, Llew 15 Smith, Jack 20, 21 114, 116, 145 Lemly, Donald H. 2, 44, 91, 100, 102, Leung, Angelia 44, 90, 91, 100, 103, 113, 141, 145 Lewis, Susan 30, 31, 44, 83, 87, 90, 91, 100, 101, 147, 169 Lewis, Terry 44 Libuse, Kent 44 Lillibridge, Charles 44 Lilliedoll, Jerald 44, 133 Lindley, Gale 44 Lines, Ronnie 44, 117 Lofstrom, Douglas 44, 115 Lohr, Kristen 44, 97 Lombard, Ronald 44, 125 Loustaunau, Sandra 44, 95 Lovesee, Linda 30, 44 Lowe, Donna 44, 87 Lozano, Patricia 44, 96 Lueras, Richard 44 MacKinnon, Donald 45 Maffei, Mike 45, 148 Male, Howard 45 Maloney, Patrick 45, 103 Maloy, Chris 45 Mancus, Mike 45, 95 Manovsky, Charles 45 Mansmann, Carolyn 45, 145 Martin, Donna 45 Martin, Patricia 30, 45, 85, 98, 115, 159 Martin, Richard 45 Martinez, Manuel 45, 72 Martinez, Margarita 45 Martinez, Richard 45 Matthews, Kevin 45, I71 Matthews, Robert 46, 125, 136 Mayhew, Robert 46 McConnico, Bonnie 44 McDermott, Lloyd 44, 78, 85, I17 McDonnell, Donna 45 McGee, Joseph 45 Mcintyre, John 28, 45, 117, 118, 151 McMenomy, Jan 45 McNamara, Tom 45 Metcalfe, Robert 46, 94, 95 Middleton, Mary 30, 46, 93, 103 Middleton, Norman 46 Miller, Nancy 46 Mixon, David 46, 134, 170 Monaghan, Jim ‘46, 148 Moore, Marilyn 46, 85 Morris, Herbert 46, 94 Morrison, Gerald 46 Morrison, Les 46 Morrissey, Jim 46 Morton, Maurice 46, 130 Moulton, Jill 46, 172 Munnecke, Thomas 46, 91, 122 Murray, John 46 Murray, Nancy 46 Needham, Karen 46 Nelson, Gail 46, 157 Nelson, Judy 47, 105, IIl, 165 Nelson, Peagy 47, 91 Nicholson, Barbara 47 Nicodemus, Tannie 47 Niederkorn, John 47, 102, 103, 117, 118, 119 Nitz, Judy 47 Norris, James 47 Nuttall, Diana 47 Ogilvie, Dennis 47, 95 Ogle, Marsha 30, 47, 87, 112, 145, 159 Olson, Clare 47, 92, 93, 98, 103, I71 Orr, Kathy II, 17, 47, 87, 88, 89, 101, 145 Ortega, Virginia 47 Owens, Edward 47 Palmer, Nancy pit Perricone, Joyce Il, 47 Perry, Douglas 30, a7, 63, 125, 130, 168 Perry Edwin 47, 93, 117, 118, 130, 154 Perry, Janet 47, 167 Perry, Judy 48, 167 Peterson, Carl 48, 67, 117, 118 Peterson, Dan 48 Peterson, Michael 48, 150 Picarelli, Thomas 48, 93 Pitney, Laura 48, 92, 166 Smith, Shirley 23 Snedden, Mrs. Eleanor 22 Stater, Vernon 20, 120 Stern, Vernon, Dr. 12 Stricker, Mrs. Vera 26 Tew, Milton 14 Thomas, Mrs. Pauline 21! Thorson, B. F. 13 Varnell, Mrs. Sarah 16 Wheeler, Mrs. Ruth 14 Whitfield, Mrs. Pauline 14 Wilcox, Donald 24, 95 Wilson, Mrs. Charlotte 26 Wrentmore, George 13 Wright, Robert 23, 96 Roberts, Dale 116 Pope, Gayle 30, 48, 87, 91, 169 Popov, Don 48, 95 Pride, Susan 48 Rangel, Daniel 48 Rhoads, Emma 48, 87, 93, 102, 103 Rich, Stevan 48 Richert, Norman 48, 83, 89, 90, 91 94, 100, 101, 125, 147, 166 Ridpath, Jon 48, 117, 130 Riley, Sharon 40 Ringstrom, Roberta 48, 98 Ringstrom, Robin 48, 100 Ritenour, Timothy 48 Ritter, James 48, 89, 95, 100, 143, 144 Robb, David 49, 102, 103, 108 Roberts, Edette 49 Roberts, Nancy 49 Robinson, Chris 49 Rome, Susan 49, 152 Rondeau, Faye 49 Rose, Edwin 117 Rose, Stephen 49, 117 Ross, Patricia 21, 49, 93, 100, 103 107 Rubin, David 49, 94 Rudd, Marcy 49° Ruskauff, Linda 49 Rutten, Michael 5, 49, III, 164 Sanchez, Joe 49 Sanchez, Stella 49, 96, 101 Sanders, Willie 49 Sanguinetti, Cristina 49, 86, 97 Santy, Patricia 21, 49, 87, 88, 89 99 Saunders, Clare 49 Saunders, Edward 49, 95 Saunders, Karen 20, 49, 55, 83, 97 100, 101, 147, 164 Sawyer, Roberta 50 Scaggs Deborah 2, 50, 156 Schechter, Patti 50 Schlobohm, Margaret 50, 87, 88 89 90, 91, 93, 97, 101, | Schmidt, Theodore 50 Scott, Jerome 50, 105 Scott, Penny 50 Sealander, Norman 50, 82, It) 147, 159 Seeley, Susan 50, 172 Sekoguchi, Mitsue 50, 97, 103 Serrato, Jerre 50 Sexton, Marsha 50, 92, 98 Sexton, Robert 50, 95, 144 Shaffer, Robert 50 Shaw, Laurien 50 Sheehy, John 50, 122, 130, 132 Shettel, Mary 50, 81, 83, 88, 90, 91 95 100, 101, 1 47, 16 Shine, Susan 50, 95, 96, 98, I71 Shoemaker, Linda 50 Sims, Ronald 50 Singleton, John 51 Sloan, Stephen 5l, 143 Smith, Cynthia 20, 51, 83, 108, 147, 166 Smith, David 51 Smith, Gary 51! Smith, Michael 51 Smith, Terry 51 Smith, William 51, 89, 125, 164 Stalder, William 51, 93 Stark, Glenna 51 Starkweather, Steve 51 Stewart, Robert 51, 126 Stockdale, Eden 51, 94, 97 Stoll, Julie 51, 149 Stone, Brian, 51 Stratford, Janet 51, 97, 98 Stratton, Marion 51, 103 Suel, Glen 51, 121, 133 Sugarman, Michael 51 Swanson, Kaye 51, 110, 113 Swerline, Stephen 52, 143 Taggart, Bob 134 Taylor, Rex 52, II7 Terry, David 52, 100, 139, 168 Therkelsen, Bob 52, 94 Thompson, Annice 52 Thompson, Bruce 52, 105 Thornton, Barbara 52, 148 Tiegs, Gary 7, 52, 103, 130 Tornborg, Robert 52 86, 87, 91, 93 Torres, Connie 52 Traylor, Glendie 52, 117 Trifone, Linda 52, 98, 171 Truelock, Donna 52 Tucker, Thomas 52, 83, 90, 94, 100, 105, 139, 147, 159 Uusitalo, Jon 52 Valencia, Raymond 52 Valli, Frank 52, 155 Van deSande, Joan 52, 87, 93, 150 van der Merwe, Willamien 52, 86, 96 Adcock, Kathirene 58, 103 Albright, Steven 58, 139 Almquist, Steven 58, 120 Anderson, Cinda 58 Andrew, Robert 95, 120 Annis, Leslie 58 Anstett, Gary 58 Ardrey, Judy 58 Arend, Rhonda 18, 58, 142 Aschmann, Stefanie 58 Bailey, Linda 58 Baldwin, Mary 58 Barker, Leslie 58, 87 Barnett, Diane 58 Barraza, Yolanda 58 Bartley, Cheryl 58 Bastedo, Deborah 58, 86, 91 Batzle, Kurt 58, 121 Baxter, Richard 58 Beaty, Patricia 58 Beem, Mark 58, 117, 133 Behrends, Karyn 58, 103 Bellen, Burt 58 Benware, Brent 58 Berry, Mark 58, 120 Beucus, Brian 58, 103, 105 Bicher, Robert 58, 103, 117, 138 Bilton, Randy 58 Bishop, Sandy 58, I51 Bittmann, Gayle 58, 151 Blozan, Christine 58 Bodd, Lana 58, 93, 103 Bohr, Peter 57, 58, 84, 91 Bonnet?, Mark 57, 58 Borah, Mary 58 Boroff, Jeffrey 58, 91, 120, 130 Bortz, Linda 58 Borunda, Robert 58, 128 Bothwell, Gregory 58, 133, 138 Bourns, Linda 58, 92, 93, 98, 105 Bowen, Karen 58, I51 Boyer, Steven 58 Boylan, Howard 105, 139 Braden, William 58, 120, 130 Bradshaw, Michael 58, 120 Brasher, Marijo 58, 102, 103 Briggs, Gordon 58, 101 Brill, Ellen 58 Brooks, Alan 58 Brooks, Tony 58, 108, 120 Brown, Chris 58 Browning, Ross 58 Budenz, Alan 58, 123, 135 Buehler, William 58 Cadena, Sally 59 Cadena, Sylvia 59 Cairns, Nancy 59 Callender, Jeff 59, 105, 139 Carlos, Bob 59, 129 Carter, Allan 59, 102, 103 Casteel, Ronald 59, 98 Castro, Cathy 59 Cavanaugh, James 59 Chagolla, Maraarita 69 Chaney, Dave 59 Chase, Michael 59 Christensen, Kelly 59 Christopher, Freddie 59 Clark, Brenda 59 Clark, Gwendolyn 59 Clark, Nancy 59 Clark, Sharon 59, 86 Clarke, Marcia 59 Clauser, Robert 59, 129, 138 Clifford, John 59, 128 Cobb, Melanie 59 Cook, Bonnie 59 Cook, Frank 136 Cooley, Daniel 59 Copeland, Carol 59 Cosetta, Debra 59 Costello, Linda 59, III Cotter, Darrell 59 Countryman, James 128 Crutsinger Jack 59 Cubberly, Deborah 59 Cuellar, Jessie 59 Curtis, Susan 59, 105 Dalton, Lynne 56, 59, 91, 98 Dancy, Franklin 59 Ackerson, Gordon 68 Adams, Brenda 68 Adams, Mark 68 Addis, Jeffery 66, 68 Alba, John 68 Allen, Douglas 68, 125, 132 Almaquist, David 68, 124, 135 Affnis, Ross 68, 74 Arciniega, Dianna 68 Arnold, Kathy 68 Ashcraft, James 68, 124 Austin, Gary 68 Vargas, Richard 52 Vaught, John 53, 158 Versyp, Jim 53 ‘ Volker, Madeline 6, 21, 53, 107 Waddell, Gary 53, 122, 135 Walston, Carolyn 53 Warber, Ted 53 Weathers, Richard 53, 144 Weaver, Diane 53, 87, 88, I15, 168 Weinstock, Janet 53, 93 Wenger, Steve 53 Darley, Ruth 59, 98, 145 Davis, Gloria 59, 92 Davison, Jane 59 Day, Everett 59, 122 Denis, Stephen 59 Dennis, Christopher 59, 105 Dependahl, John 59 Derho, Paul 59, 103 Diable, Joyce 59 Diaz, Ruben 59 Diehl, Cynthia 59 Dietrick, Karen 59 Dodd, James 12I Dodson, Randy 59, 120 Donahue, Denise 18, 59, 103, 142 Doran, Rieva, 60 Dotson, David 60, 106, 108 Dotta, Daniel 56, 60, 80 Dubois, Paul 60, 101, 121 Duffy, Jerry 60 Easley, Susan 60 Edwards, Keith 60 Eichel, Krystyna 60 Elmo, Tony 60, III, 126 Endeman, Jean 60 Engel, Philip 59, 88, 91 Englund, Ann 60 Eriser, Anne 60 Ervin, Nancy 60, 64 Evans, Marlene 60, 92 Farley, Patrick, 60 Fast, Janine 60, 91, 98 Faure, Stephen 60, 121 Felder, Margie 60, 103 Felix, Katherine 60 Fishler, Stephen 60, 101, 121 Fitzpatrick, Kathleen 60 Ford, Christy 18, 96, 142, 145, 158 Forry, Patricia 60 Fortin, Richard 60 Fosmo, Randall 70 Fowler, Stephen 60, 138 French, Sherwin 60 Freshley, Mark 60 Fresz, John 60, 108, 123 Friedmann, Paula 60 Fulks, Valerie 60, 102, 103 Gallup, Linda 60 Gambles, Gwen 60 Garcia, David 60 Garland, Betty 60, 97 Garmus, Carol 60 Gary, Donovan 60 Gawlas, Kathy 60, 101 Gemmell, John 60 Gibson, Daryl! 60, 105, 139 Gleen, Christopher 60, 120, 128, 130 Gleeson, Kimberley 57, 60, 98 Glimsley, Guy 61 Glover, Cheryl 61, 85 Golightly, Jo Ann 86, 98 Gonzales, Sandra 61 Goodrich, Steve 6! Goodwin, Kenneth 6l Grantham, Claudia 61, 9% Graves, Paula 61 Gray, Steven 61 Green, Candice 57, 61 Green, Steven 61, 144. Greenhouse, Patrick 61 Greenwood, Taunia 61, 103 Gregory, David 61, 128, 138 Gross, James 61 Gross, Sheri 61 Gurley, Terrie 61 Hagen, Steve 57, 61, 91 Hair, Mary 6] Hall, Catherine 61 Halliburton, Rebecca 61, 92 Halstead. Bruce 61 Hankus, Barbara 61 Hansen, Leland 122 Harmon, Karen 61 Harnish. Kenneth 61, 130 Harris, Sharon 6] Haskins, James 61 Hayslip, David 61, 103 Henson, Mary 4! Herrera, Mary 61 Hickey, Robert 61, 123 Ayala, Josephine 68 Bahl, William 68 Ball, Donnajean 68 Barnes, Patricia 66, 68 Baross, David 124, 134 Barr, Curtiss 68, 129 Bartee Jill 68 Batzle, Michael 68, 120 Bauer, Cheryl 68 Bauman, Marjorie 68, 89 Baumbach, Joanne 68 Bayless, Gregory 68, 145 Wentz, John 53, 80, 82, 90, 91, 94, 100, 101, 147, 166 Wertheimer, Alex 53 Wheeler, Rich 31, 53, 80, 125 Whitaker, Frank 53, 117 White Cordall 53, 95 Wickline, Janeil 53, 87, 92, 93 Wickline, Janice 53, 103 Wiebersch, Jan 53, 95, 143 Wilkinson, William 53, 80, 84 Williams, George 53, 97 JUNIORS Hill, David 61, 105 Hill, Janice 61, 92, 93 Hillo, Bobbie 61, 142 Hird, Darrell 61, 94, 144 Hocking, Dennis 61, 103 Holder, Sheila 61, 81, 92 Holmes, Steve 61 Hornbarger, Jim 6l Horne, Craig 61, 101 Horne, Penelope 61 Hosking, Robert 61, 117 Howe, John 61, 101, 123, 135 Huckell, Bruce 61, 128, 133 Huddleston, Carol 61, 64, 91 Huddleston, Lana 88 Hudson, Michelle 20 Hughes, Linda 6] Hull, Richard 61, 120 Humes, Suzanne 61 Humphrey, Tanya 61 Hurt, Deborah 61 Huss, Karen 6l Huston, Larry 6! Hutchison, Cheryl 61 Isom, Peggy 61 Ivanoff, Janis 61, 93, 98 Javins, Susan 6] Jester, Jamie III, 117, 118, 134, 135 Johnson, David 103 Johnson, Elizabeth 41 Johnson, Sharol 61 Johnston, Todd 61, 122, 134 Jones, Annette 61 Jones, Dennis 61 Jones, Linda 61 Joram, Elizabeth 61, 97 Kaye, Cynthia 61, 98, 108, 157 Kelly, Jane 85, 105 Kelly, Paula 61 Kniss, Ginger 61 Knower, Linda 61, 103 Knox, John 61 Knuttila, Donna 6] Kopulsky, Morris 58, 61, 98 Kruse, Barbara 56, 61, 110 Lacey, Carol 61, 93, 96 Ladd, Lynn 61, 98 Larson, Cynthia 61, 93 Lassiter, Michael 61, 122 Lawe, Adeline 6l Ledford, Edward 61, 106, 108 Lee, Nancy 4] Leroy, Dianna 6! Lewis, Georgianna 57, 6I1, 98 Libolt, Michael 6! Lindbloom, David 62, 138 Lone, Christie 29, 62, 106 Long, Chris 62 Lopez, Juanita 62 Lowe, Janet 62 Lydon, John 62, 65, 103, 120, 130 Lyon, Alice 62 MacArthur, Linda 62 MacKinnon, John 62 Mahan, Barbara 145 Maldonado, John 62 Maley, Laura 62, 98 Maloney, Gerald 62 Mardel, Linda 62 Marquis, Marvin 62 Marr, Bruce 62, 120 Martin, William 25, 62, 125, 130, 170 Mason, Martha, 18, 142 Massicotte, Alan 62 Matthews, Susan 62, 92 Mavers, Tom 62 McCoy, Melba 62 McLean, Barbara 62, 93, 170 McCormick, Laura 18, 62, 91, 93, 142 McCune, James 62 McKinley, Carol 62 Meintsma, Charissa 62 Melin, Michael 62 Michielli, Antonio 62, 103 Middleton, Edward 62 Miller, La Verne 62 Miller, Garry 62 Miller, Randall 62 Mitchell, John 62 Mitchell, Marcia 62 SOPHOMORES Beardsley, Judy 68 Bearskin, Ronnie 68, 121 Beck, Bruce 68, 143 Beller, Susan 66, 68 Berry, Stephen 68 Bevin, Glenn 68 Bilodeau, Cheri 68, 108, 142 Bittner, Mark 68 Bixler, Deveney 68, 91 Blake, Edward 68 Blaker, Carolyn 68 Bloy, Richard 68, 123, 135 Willis, Gary 54 Willis, Sondra 54 Wilson, Darcia 54, 86, 96 Wilson, Rick 54 Wilson, John 54, 133 Wilson, Tom 54, 117 Wing, Sharon 54, 87, 91, 140, 16! Wirkus, Thomas 54 Withey, Gary 22, 54 Wood, Margaret 54 Wood, Roberta 54 Mockler, Richard 62, 122 Moffitt, Herbert 62, 103 Moody, Christopher 62, 102, 103, 108 Moore, Greg 62, 86, 98 Moore, Kathryn 62, 86, 98 Morales, Henry 62 Moreno, Angela 62 Morgan, Arnold 62, 138 Morgano, Candice 62, 108 Morris, Judy 62 Morrison, Carol 62, 98 Morrissey, Janice 62 Morrow, Margaret 62, 97 Morse, David 88 Morton, Sharon 62 Mosely, Barbara 62 Mott, Lynnette 62, 92 Mullen, Jo 62 Murray, Michael 62, 120, 130 Nash, Lana 62 Nazarro, Billy 62, 102, 103 Neal, Glenda 62 Nelson, Michael 62, 117 Newell, Charlotte 63 Nielson, Jack 63, $23, 135 Nixon, Linda 63, 98, 150 Nugent, Patrick 63, 117, 118 Oakley, Annie 63 Oakley, Collin 63 O'Gorman, Pegay 43 Olson, Craig 63, 120 O'Rourke, Jeanne 63 Orr, Robert 63 Otwell, Dennis 63 Owen, Linda 63 Partridge, Ann 63 Paxton, Gregg 63, 122, 134 Payette, Joe 105 Pearson, William 63, 121, 135 Penniman, Gail 43 Perkic, Anthony 63, 120, 138 Perkins, Julia 63 Peters, William 63 Petersen, Philip 63, 120 Peterson, Shelby 63 Phillips, Pennie 63 Pipitone, Steven 63 Pittman, April 63 Pollock, Ellen 63, 87 Pond, Philip 63 Potter, Dennis 63, 108, 129, 138 Powell, Chris 63, 10! Pray, Larry 63, 117, 130 Preciado, Joseph 63 Pree, Lolita 63 Proctor, Judith 63, [41 Ramirez, Robert 63 Rees, Christine 56, 63, 149 Rees, Patricia 63, 103, 108 Reid, Lawrence 63 Rich, Frank 63, 136 Ridenour, Connie 63 Rife, Barbara 63, 103 Riley, Martin 63 Ritzau, Susan 63, 93 Robinson, John 58, 63, 110, 117, 130 Robinson Iil. John 63, 12! Roaelstad, Shannon 63 Rolf, Stanton 63 Rosborough, Ernest 63 Rosen, Marjorie 63 Rosenzweiq, Susan 63 Ross, Ginny 63 Rounds, Lenore 43 Rountree, Pamela 63 Royce, Janet 63 Ruppersburg, Joy 63 Russell, Dan 64, 91, 121 Ruth, James 64, 105 Ryan, James 64, 101, 108, 123, 13? Sawyer, Thomas 64. 85 Scheer, Patricia 64 Schenk, Sallie 64,, 153 Schenk, Susan 64, 153 Schierhold, Glenn 64 Schlaud, Janis 64, 103 Schoeneberger, Terri 64 Schultze, Ray 64, 88 Scott, Valerie 64, 103 Seratte, Sandra 64 Booth, William 68 Borrero, Cruz 68 Bosic, David 8 Bothwell, Gail 68 Bothwell, William 68 Boulton, Christopher 68 Braden, Leanne 68 Bradshaw, Susan 68, 96 Brady, Michael 68 Braniger, Robert 68, 105 Brennan, Joseph 69 Brinkerhoff, John 69 Worley, Robert 31, 54, 80, 101, 103. 107, 108, 122, 165 Woy, Jacqueline 28, 54, 82, 147, 166 Wrentmore, David 54, 90, 91, 96, 100, 130, 151 Wrigglesworth, Ann 30, 54, 87, 113 Wright, Bill 54 Wright, Camilla 54, 103 Wynn, Tom 54, 95, 143 Yelinek, Robert 54 Younglove, Christeen 54 Sersland, Sandra 56, 64 Sexton, John 64, 139 Seymour, Diane 64, 107 Shadoan, Douglas 64 Sherwood, Robin 64 Shuiters, Mike 64, 126, 136 Sigerman, Lynn 64 Singletary, Linda 64 Singleton, Freddie 64 Skilnyk, Susan 64 Skiver, Matthew 64, 117, 136 Sklar, Beth 64 Smith, David 64 Smith, Edward 64 Smith, Sherry 64, 86, 98 Smith, Alan 64, 122, 134 Spencer, Barbara 64 Spencer, Charles 64 Stater, Edward 64 Stephenson, Debby 64, 98 Stephenson, Karen 64, 89 Stewart, Cathy 64, 92 Stockton, Staciea 64 Stockwell, Paula 18, 64, 142 Stone, Rory 64 Stout, John 64, 130 Stryker, David 64, 124, 135 Swoffer, Kay 64, Ill, 169 Tavaglione, Jeff 64, 117 Tavaglione, Steven 64, 120, 130 Terry, Phyllis 64 Tewksbury, William 64 Thournir, James 64 Tobin, Thomas 64, 96, 106, 109 Torres, Lupe 64 Tracy, Chris 64 Traylor, Darvin 64, 128, 136 Tribbett, Susan 64, 91, 150 Tribble, Linda 64 Trimble, Robert 64, 125 Tripp, James 64 True, Mariam 65 Truman, Priscilla 64 Tubb, Tim 65, 125, 130 Tucker, Timothy 65 Turkington, Janice 64 Turnbull, Pamela 65 Utsuboe, Kazue 65 Valencia, Hector 65 Vanderbeck, Kathy 65, 92, 98 103 Vassily, Gail 57, 65, 97 Vayra, Randy 65, 130 Vermilya, Betty 65 Victor, Susan 65, 149 Yon Esch, Ronald 65 Wagner, Frank 65 Walker, Mike 45 Wallace, Albert 65 Wait, Trevor 65 Weber, John 65, 106, 108 Weinfurtner, Ellen 65, 103 Weingart, Constance 56, 65, 145 Weir, Charles 65 Weir, Marilyn 65, 98 Wellborn, Pamela 65, 92 Welsh, Luther 65, 94, $20, 130 White, Erin 65 Wieder, Mark 65, 94 Wight, Margene 65 Williams, Daniel 65 Willson, Linda 65 Wilson, Obie 65, 121, 129 Wilson, Roberta 23, 65 Wilson, Marilyn 65, 92, 93 Wilson, Thomas 65 Wilson, Willie 65, 105, 120 Wood, James 45, 123 Woody, Gene 65 Wormley, Viola 65, 103 Worthington, Steven 65 Wright, John 65, 128 Wymer, Deborah 57, 65 Yeager, Matt 45, 120, 139 Young, Mary 25, 65, 102 Young, Norton 65 Youngerman, Donna 89, 103 Younglove, Steven 65 Zane, Helen 65 Zielke, David 65, 105 Zikratch, Timothy 65, 136, 137 Zuehlke, Arthur 65, [45 Brooks, Tilden 66, 69, 144 Brown, Anne 69 Brown, Janis 49 Brown, Karen 69 Brown, Lexi 49 Burrell, Evelyn 69 Butler, Steven 69 Butterwick, Kyle 69, 129 Butts, Don 69 Byler, Lynn 69 Call, R. Michael 69 Camp, Sharon 69 175 Carman, Gary 6? Carr, Beverly 69 Carson, Colette 69 Cavender, David 69 Caylor, James 69, 121, 143, 145 Chaffins, Richard 69, 74 Chaney, Peggy 69 Channon, John 69, 105, 135 Chapman, Richard 69 Christensen, Melissa 69 Cianci, Linda 69 Clabaugh, Cindy 69 Clinton, Barbara 69 Cluse, Debra 69 Coan, Gary 69, 122 Coffee, Charles 69 Coffey, Robert 69 Coleman, Carol 69 Constable, Elizabeth 69 Coogan, Patricia 69 Cook, William 69 Corrao, Gary 69 Cotter, Thomas 69 Cotton, Annie 69 Covel, Gregory 69, 103, 120, 130 Cranston, Clifford 69 Crawford, Sarah 66, 69, 90 Creason, Emmet 69 Cresswell, Walter 69 Crisp, George 69, 103, 124 Critchfield, Jo Ann 70 Critchlow, Fred 70, 94, 105 Crowley, Ava 70 Cruz, Richard 70 Cubberley, Don 70, 124, 135 Cummings, Monica 70, 86 Dales, Craig 70 Daries, Donna 70, 142 Davis, Barbara 70 Davis, James 70 Davis, Richard 70 Davison, Jacqueline 66, 70 Davison, James 70, 123, 135 Davison, John 70 Decroo, Audrey 70 Dederick, Doudless 70 Defrancisco, Krista 70 De Leon, Arturo 70 Dellamas, Kathieen 70 Depace, Avery 70 Delaossa, Mark 70 Dick, James 70 Dietrich, James 16, 70 Dilday, Robin 70 Doan, Bruce 70 Doty, Dan 70, 121 Doyle, Arthur 70 Dreazy, Leiah 70 Dudek, Jed 70 Dunham, Patrice 70 Dykes, James 66, 70, 91, 120 Early, Martin 70 Elder, George 70 Elder, John 70 Elliott, John 70 Erwin, Martin 70 Ethridge, Donna 70 Evans, Linda 70 Evans, Ramona 70 Ewing. Kenton 70, 89, 94, 145 Fast, Chris 70, 121 Field, Mary 70 Finley, Janice 70 Fischer, Deborah 70 Flattmann, Robert 70 Flory, Karen 70 Floto, Cheri 70 Fontenot, Glenn 70 Fontenot, Gwendolyn 70 Ford, Drueciel 70 Fraser, Vicki 70 Freeman, Russell 70, 125 Fristad, Stephen 70 Fulcher, Bobby 70 Fullager, William 70, 121! Fullinwider, Judy 70, 94 Gaffney, Jon 68, 70, 125, 132 Gambles, Stanley 70, 121, 138 Garmus, Diana 71 Garrett, William 71 Gaylord, Steve 130 Gazave, Renee 71 Gentry, Ann 71 Ghazi, William 71 Giesman, George 71 Gil, Gloria 71 Gilevich, Shari 71 Gilliam, Michael 71 Gilmore, Deborah 71, 110 Golino, Susan 71 Good, Darlene 71 Goodhand, Richard 71 Goodwin, Patrick’ 71 Graham, Patti 71 Green, Alan 65, 71 Green, Harold 71, 108, 121, 129, 136 Greene, Wesley 71, 102, 103 Griffith, Thomas 71, 91, 108 Gullette, Kathy 7! Gunkel, Terrance 71, 73, 108, 121 Gunther, Kurt 7I Gutierrez, Joanne 71! Hadley, Carol 71 Hair, John 71 Hall, David 71 Hall, Susan 29, 71 Hamer, Lynne 71! Hampson, Sarah 7] Hanks, Richard 71 Hanley, Tim 71 Harrington, Janeen 71 Harris, Susan 7] Hart, Bill 71, 105 Hastings, Jeffrey 71 Hayes, James 71, 121 Hayes, Roger 91 Hayes, Suzanne 71 Hearne, James 71 Heberling, Don 71 Hefferon, Linda 71 Helgeson, Kathy 7] Heller, Karl 71 Henderson, Carol 71, 89, 91 Henry, Thomas 7] Herbert, Mollie 71 Hernandez, Michael 7I Hesslink, Charles 71 Heustis, Carole 71, 91 Hickman, Michael 71, 144 Hicks, Donn 71, 120 Hill, Jeffrey 71 Hill, Paula 71, 162 Hines, Deborah 71 Hoehne, Sandy 71 Holbrook, Jeffrey 7!, 103, 12! Holcomb, Debbie 72 Holden, Deborah 72 Holder, Philip 72, 105, 144 Holmes, Peggy 72 Holt, Debbie 72 Hoover, Roger, 72, 124, 135 Horne, Sharon 72 Hughes, Janet 72 Humes, Dorothy 72 Hunt, Holly 72 Irvine, Richard 67 Jantz, Barbara 72 Jaurigue, Rita 72 Javins, Barbara 72 Jeffries. Steven 72 Jenks, Judy 66, 72 Jesser, Chere 72 Johnson, Theresa 72 Johnston, Debra 72 Johnston, Robert 72 Johnston, Robert 72 Jones, Floyd 72 Jones, Janette 72 Jones, Lloyd 72 Jones, Roger 72 Jones, Terry 72, 129, 138 Joram, Sandra 66, 72, 87, 89, 108 Kahns, Sue 72 Kaus, Antonia 72 Kaye, Roaer 72, 138 Keaton, Victor 72, 121, 138 Kelley, Timothy 72 Kelsey, Albert 72, [43 Kemper, Evan 72 Kenlay, Gene 72 Kenney, Deborah 72 Kern, Don 72, 105, 121, 132 Killian, Wayne 72 King, Michael 72, 110 Kingsley, Karen 72 Kirby, Georgia 72 Kirkemo, Randell 72 Klavitter, Christine 72 Klepper, James 72 Klure, Carole 72 Kopulsky, Andrew 72 Koslik, Donald 72 Kraichely, Linda 72 Kroh, David 72, 105, 121 Kuse, Margaret 72 Lais, Ruth 72 Lawler, James 72 Lawson, Katharine 72 Lee, Patty 72 Leeder, Larry 72 Lerma, Raymond 72, 138 Lewis, William 72 Light, Brad 72 Lillibridge, Robert 72, 102 Lindsay, John 72, 121 Livreri, Mike 72 Lloyd, Kevin 72, 105, 125 Lott, Walter 72, 120, 138 Lucas, David 72, 133 Lydon, Michael 72, 132 Lynn, Kathryn 72, 103 Lyntton, David 72 MacArthur, Helen 72 MacKinnon, Cathleen 72 MacPhee, Joy 72 Maley, Nancy 72 Manchester, Jerilyn 72 Mann, Kenneth 72 Maples, Sherry 72 Maples, Terry 72 Martin, Lisa 66, 72 Martinez, Sara 72 Mason, Susan 72 Massicotte, Alice 72 Masters, James 73, 105 Matheny, Claudette 73 Mattheson, Susan 73 Matthews, Geoffrey 73, 94 Mattison, Allen 73 Mattison, Kenneth 73, 120, 128, 138 Maxwell, Nelda 73 Mayhew, Laurie 73 McCoy, Deborah 66, 73 McCoy, Judy 73 McCurdy, Jamas 73 McDonald, Dale 73 McDonald, Rosemarie 73 McElrath, Deborah 73 McGee, Daniel 73 McGee, Dennis 73 McGhee, Mark 73 McKnight, Rosemary 73 McMenomy, Diane 73 McMurtrey, Patricia 73 McNair, David 73 McNeeley, Mike 73 Mead, Robert 73, 124, 135 Meinke, Victor 73, 120, 138 Melin, Terry 73 Melonson, Nolan 73 Mendoza, Esmeal 73 Miller, Mark 73 Miller, Paula 73 Mills, Jamy 73 Mitchell, Patricia 74 Mongar, Tonya 73 Monroe, Judith 73 Montgomery, Janet 73, 88 Moody, Lyman 65, 73, 91, 108, 135 Moore, Warren 73 Moreno, Cynthia 73 Morris, Robert 73 Morton, Pam 73, 103 Morton, Patricia 73 Moser, Penelope 73. 102, 103 Muldrow. William 73 Mullen, Stephen 73 Murphy, James 73. 144 Murray, William 73 Navarrete, Roxie 73 Nelson, James 73 Nelson, Karen 73, 91 Nelson, Kathy 73 Nelson, Roger 69, 74 Nelson, William 74 Newbold, Kathryn 74 Nicks, Nancy 74 Noriega, Beatrice 74 Nuckles, Steve 74 O'Mara, Eileen 74 O'Neill, Kary 77 Oliver, Brenda 74 Olson, Nancy 74 Ortega, Andres 74 Otto, Mary 74 Otwell, Michael 74 Owens, Ava 74 Paden, David 74 Parkhill, Mike 74 Parks, Daniel 74 Parks, Darrell 74 Patterson, Sandra 74, 96 Pauw, Robert 74 Perry, Delmar 74 Peters, Lynette 74 Peterson, Graig 74 Peterson, Kathleen 74 Pipitone, Mark 74 Pooley, Sheldon 74, 133 Porter, Jim 74 Powell, Dennis 74 Pratt, Christine 74 Proctor, Julie 74 Purdy, Peggy 74 Ramirez, Diane 74 Ramirez, Henry 74 Ramirez, John 74 Rathburn, Dollie 74 Raymond, Richard 124 Reed, Carol 74 Reyes, Leonard 74 Rible, Julie .74 Rich, Brian 74 Rich, Patricia 74 Riney, Allison 74 Ristow, Cheryl 74 Roberts, Christopher 74 Rodriguez, Diane 74 Roemer, James 74, 103, 129 Roland, Yvette 74 Ross, Barbara 74 Ruskauff, Joan 74 Ruskauff, Joseph 74 Russell, Olie 67 Rutten, Anne 66, 74 Ryneal, Patti 66, 74 Samuel, Clinton 75, 128, 130 Sanchez, Jennie 14, 75 Sandberg, Sylvia 75 Sanders, Andrew 75 Santy, Paul 75, 128 Sattler, Robert 66, 75, 139 Saunter, Pamela 75 Scherer, Rome 75 Schlueter, Suzanne 75 Schmitt, Stephen 75 Schorr, Edward 75, 121 Schott, Danny 75 Schreck, Kristin 75 Sealander, Sara 75, 91 Seifke. Catherine 75 Sherrill, Mark 75, 133 Shook. Thomas 75 Sigloch, Barbara 75 Simon, David 75, 94 Simpson, Alex 75 Simpson, Earle 75 Sinclair, Nancy 75 Sink, Patricia 75 Skog, Dennis 75, 94, 122 Slay, Carl 75 Sleeper. 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