San Benito High School - El Chapitel Yearbook (Hollister, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

1970 El Chapltel pnesents Replectlons F San Benito Jomt Union hlGh School holllsten, Calltonma eolton kathy Qulll ASSIstant eolton Jlm tavanes i AOVISOR Gonbon Byeps ,mewmw - taste 0; Conten EACLuty 16 Gnabuates 4O Actnwues 7O Unben Classmen 110 Sponts 152 II ... . SEHOOLBUS o That time we grew so big and tall When we were silly Sophomores Tenth graders all How many years ago was that, One, two, or more? When we were eager Freshmen In that time before. Every day a holiday And every month-September, December, May Every person who came along Was sure to come our way 10 Before our eyes were Wide enough Before taking that big step Beyond that great door No more a Junior, no more ll There's a cold wind coming Blowing back the memories Of times we loved so well Of laughing, singing and Senior life The times we loved so well 14 HOV Bef v much of the memories can we hold ore we turn and find we're old. . . 15 AOmmIstnatlon ..........,..n nsuoaaf . 9:; a. cont 1, Board of Trustees, L-R: Anthony Andrade, Student Representative to Council, George Anderson; James Breen; William F. Renz, Fr.; John Coughlin, Clerk; George Freiermuth, President; Gary Brown. the Electeo omelals a . - of the school, the Board of Trustees, and the administration are responsible for the guiding policies and the effectiveness of the school. Problems surrounded them this year as never before. Innovative curriculum changes frequently caused consternation, demands of various factions of the community confronted them, but an override tax issue strongly supported by the community gave the board a vote of confidence. With the money available, plans for improving the curriculum offering next year is assured. The newly appointed superintendent will be able to effectively implement a program that will benefit all the students. 18 MI. Louis Picetti Dr. Daniel Dufrane Dr. Gary Brown Assistant Superintendent Vice Principal Superintendent 19 Oun llnlenoS, ElenOS ....teachem, preaches, wise, numerous, eyeS: Our faculty. There to teach and there to learn. Holding out an umbrella in the rain, yet telling you what is rain and the history of the umbrella, and the Egyptian sunshade. Always willing to listen, to look, to hear, to grade, yet not necessarily in that order. They are there on Mondays, aware on Tuesdays, counseling on Wednedays, acheived on Thursdays, and relieved on Fridays. A great bunch of grapes and a grape bunch of pe0p1e. 1. Julie Casarino Remedial Ed. RemeOIAI eoucathn 2. David Langdoc Remedial Ea. ano 3. Jean O'Brien Home Economics home economlcs 4- Marian Trentman Remedial Education 20 Jayne Chick Home Economics Nancy Robinson Remedial Education James Homing Special Education Judith Henry Remedial Education Beverly Koshel Remedial Education Harold Allen Remedial Education 21 22 1. Clyde Homen Social Science 2. Bert Mantelli Counseling 3. Helen Matulich Dean of Girls, Counseling. 4. Steve HailstOne Counseling 5. Larry Williams Dean of Boys, Counseling. Counseling anb SOCIAL SCIGHCE DJ . Louise Evans Social Science Jean Shearer Social Science John Coombes Social Science John Buchanan Social Science Maurice Conner Social Science Timothy Shellito Social Science 23 24 GHGllSh AND ' FOREIGN language Jill Clark English Dawn Moore English Gordon Byers English, Yearbook Advisor Roland Smith F oreign Language Beverly Hetzel English Victor Alvarez Foreign Language Dean Twist English Mary Sherry Library Gary Van Gerpen English Michael Sullens English 25 26 Frank Niderkom Math, Science Allen Dunn Math Everett Grant Voc. Arts Gordon Tibbs A griculture Arthur Solle Voc. Arts math ano V ocatlonal Ants 1. Jess Skubal Vocational Arts 2. Sam Waldron Voc. Art, Dr. Training, Work Exp. 3. Robert Toney Vocational Arts 4. Stan Breslauer Science, Math 5 . Gerald Christie Math 28 Ant, mUSlC, ano Busmess George Wong 6. John Fields Remedial Ed- Music, Speech, Drama. Dolph Casarino 7. Kenneth Dilley Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Richard Cheshire 3. Charles Ary Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed., Math. Marvin Gay 9, Melvin Hudson Music Art. Eddie Poole Bus . Ed . 29 30 phySIcal GOUCAUOH 1. Wayne Lerios Boys P.E. , Dr. Training Russell Rege Driver Training Carl Blankenship S cience Robert Mattson Boys' P. E. Lucille Owensby Girls' P. E. ano Scuence Oepantment H u 2 3. Victoria Hanan Girls' P.E. Gerald Kane S cience Larry Edwards Boys' P.E. , Dr. Training Larry Manfull Boys' P. E. Dr. Training Jacqueline Vosbrink Girls' P. E. 31 32 CLASSIIIIGO Sta: Library Asst. , Textbook Clerk: D. Swanson. Custodians, standing; I. Ayerza, M. Slavich, J. Cottrell, R. Robins0n, E. Ballesteros, Kneeling; J. Parodi, G. Silva, J. Garcia, J. White. Counseling office: H. Ward, L. Kramer. Bus Drivers: Tog, F. Barrett, E. Dearing, G. Scott, I. Ghezzi, P. Maroney, F. Wilcox, B. Dike, J. Ackerman. Bottom: K. Shackett, M. Angulo, J. Schacklet , J. Franco. English Dept. Secretary: V. Collins. s - L Teacher Assistants: L. Lewis, D. Mattson, E. Wong, A. Caldera, V. Alosi, S. Francis, M. Candalaria. 33 Top to bottom: B. Perry; Commissioner of Athletics, A. Andrade; Vice-President, M. Cembellin; President, Vince Parades; Commissioner of Inter-Club Relations, D. Tranberg; Representative of Sophomore Class, A. Alvarez; Secretary, K. Gulli; Commissioner of Publicity, A. Fahy; Commissioner of Social Affairs, S. Sanchez; Commissioner of Finance, J. Lemos; Representative of Junior Class, I. Matulich; Commissiona' of Programs, C. Gabriel; Commissione of Senior Class. i mike . . .and Anthony racking their brains trying to remember Anthony's 7th way to fold the American Flag, Student Council really had their hands full this year. Fighting for a student seat on the i school board. Sponsoring drug assem- i blies which provided studems with truth- ful information. But most important, Student Council tried their very best to promote student unification. A Big Thanks from the students who you have represented. During Barn Dance Week, the Student Council is extra busy approving activities for FFA'ers. Our Hard Working President Mike Cembellin. Alex Alvarez Anthony Andrade Angela Fahy Connie Gabriel Vince Parades Ivy Matulich Don Tranberg Janice Lemos Bob Perry Sylvia Sanchez Kathy Gulli Manuel Sanchez 35 10 2. 35 4. 36 the Rooting Squao . . .the cheerleading force behind our game-winning teams. That great kleenex below the grandstands that wipes the dismay from the eyes of the fans feasting their focused faces on a fumbled ball, a missed basket, a striking out, a tired runner. Girls devoted to that smile , the Baler Smile. In semi-perfection, bouncing, clapping, screaming, Ho-Ho- Girls. H is for happy, 0 is for outstanding, double L for double loveable, S is fogsuper, and R is for rechargeable. Put them all together and What do you get? Our happy, out- standing, loveable, super, rechargeable Haybaler Cheerleaders! V The vivacious Varsity Squad! He! He! Ha! Ha! Mascots! J.V. doing their thing. Freshnen wow! the power behind them. Our Spirited Kathy! The powder puffs! Back row: Margaretta Swanson, Karen Kennedy, Cindy Byers, Liz Dooleyo 4th row: Alex Alvarez, Kathy Gulli, Patty Lucido, Les Cembellin. 3rd row: Gayla Harlan, Terry Renz, Evon Carrillo, Deliah Juarez. 2nd row: Mary Currie, Wendy Park, Lois Greer, Sharon Moore. 1st row: Jeane Stephens. Not pictured: Diane Query, Judy Linxwiler, and Kathy Tavares. 38 Jess Ruiz escorting Queen Peggy McConnell, Chris Murphy with Cathy Dyer; Junior Princess, Rudy Bermudes with Debbie Southworth; Sophomore Princess, Ken Kramer with Jeanette Bermudes; Freshmen Princess. Hey. . .Hey. . . Hey. . .love to play tackle! Individual competition wins first in the Baler Odyssey parade. Many hard-working Seniors helped make their fantastic float winner of this years homecoming paradea Peggy McConnell adds a celtain magic as she reigns as the Baler's 1969 Homecoming Queen. omecommq WEEK 39 1 o; tobay 5 youth w m SR 0 Umr 8 mm pm 0 Ge m m the hanbs 4O 41 ,,.. 41,3. ,pm , Semons Ana the Gneatest! SENIOR COUNCIL: Jerri Rovella representative-at-large, Francine Felhmen vice-president, Agnes Obeso treasurer, Dan Lawrence representative- at-large, Sue Rose secretary, Ed Parks sergeant-at-arms, Sue Paine representative-at-large, Lois Greer representative-at-large, Connie Gabriel representative-at-large, Jesse Ruiz President. GAYLE ACKERMAN VALERIE ALBERT ALEX ALVA REZ RUBY ALVAREZ G-L, Rally, Syanish, CL, Rally, FBLA Tres. 61. Council, Drama, CL, GAA, Spanish, FHA. AFS, Drill Team, Band Tres, CSF, Red Cress, GAA. Spanish, Rally, Pompom Girl, head 2 yrs, Student Body Sec, FTA. 42 I ELLIE AMAYA irls League. ABS, ABS, Student Body V-P, ABS, Block H, Varsity Band Manager, Stage Baseball, Wrestling. Band, chur Band. EVELYN ANGULO LOUIS AREA LLO DAVID ASKEW CL, FHA, Rally, Art. ABS- ABS, Ski, Campus Patrol, Student Ct, Golf, Soph Rep, V-Football, Block H. RONALD AYAIA ROGER BARBEE JESS BARBOSA BS, V-Wrestling, ABS, Wrestling, ABS, CSF. Drama, ABS, Varsity -Cross Country. Tennis, Art, Science Sgt-at-Arms, Football. Spanish, Science, Band, AFS: HOHOI' Sports Car, Block H. Band, Pep Band- ROD ANDERSON ANTHONY ANDRADE JOHN A. ANDRADE DIANE ANGULO GL, Library, Rally, GAA, Red Cross. ROBERT AVILA ABS, Band, Pep Band, Stage Band- Pres. , Wrestling, Sing Out. STEVE BASARICI-I ABS, French Sgt- at Arms, Stage Band, Pep Band, Science, Tennis, Band. 43 GA RY BAUMGA RTNER ABS. ROSANNA BAWDON GL, Spanish, GAA, FBLA, Rally, FTA, Red Cross, Yearbook. FRANCISCO BLANCO ABS. JOHN BOCANEGRA ABS, Fictball, Interact, Block H, Basketball. ROBERT BORGES ABS, Band, Stage Band, Football, Pep Band. 44 JIM BOWMAN ABS, Block H, v-Basketban: MARIA BERLANGA Girls League. ROSALIE BOCANEGRA CL, FHA, Art, Rally. JOE BOWMAN ABS, Art, Block H, V-Wrestling, French. JEANETTE BLAKEWAY CL, Choir, GAA, Rally, Spanish. MARY BOYD GL-Pres. 8 Soc. Cord, An, Rally, Drama, Yearbook. ANNIE LAURA BRADFORD SHEFFLEE BRENT CL, GAA Tres, Publicity GL. Chairman, Flag Team, Rally, HR Rep, Choir. RICHARD LEE BREWER DAVID BUCK ABS. DIETER BUSCH ABS, V-Football, V-Basketball, AFS Exchange Student from Germany. ABS, FFA . MARIA CAMBEROS CL, Art, GAA, IRC, PTA, FBLA, AFS. Blow in my ear and I'll follow you VIRGINLA CARDOZA Girls League RENE CARRILLO ABS , French anywhere! 45 DANIEL CASAREZ ABS, Block H, V- Football, V-Wrest, Carpentry - VP, Baseball. RHONDA CASE GL, GAA, Rally, Spanish, Red Cross Tres, FTA, CSF Tres, Majorette. JIMMY CASHION ABS, Band. KATHY CASILLAS CL, Spanish, GAA, Flag Team, Rally, FBIA, FTA, Red Cross, Yearbook. TONY CASILIAS ABS. And then he said. . . VINCENT CASTELLO ABS, Science Pres 8 VP, CSF Pres SVP 8 Life Membership, Yearbook Photographer. MIKE CEMBELLIN ABS, V-Football, V-Basketball, V- Baseball, CSF, Soph Pres, Jr Pres, Spanish, Block H, Band, SB President, BETTY JOE COLEMAN GL, GAA, Choir, Honor GL, Ski, FTA, Spanish, Choir. LARRY COLBERT ABS . MARY LYNN CONNOR Rally, Red Cross Hist, GAA. DROTHY CORDOVA JOSEPHINA CORONA ?irls League, Library. Girls League. ENRY DAVIDSON LINDA DE SOUZA BS, Stage Band, GL, Choir, Art, I ama. Red Cross, FHA, Spanish. Andthenshe said.............o. TERESA CORRAL 61., Library, GAA. BILL CUNEO ABS , Football. ROSEMARIE DESTEFANIS RUBEN DIAZ GL, Red Cross. ABS. RANDY DIKE MARIO DOMINQUEZ ABS, Ski, FFA. ABS, Band, Stage Band. 47 DAVID DRYDEN DIANE DRYDEN ABS, Swim Team, GL, Ski, Rally, AFS, Ski, Block H. FTA , GAA, Fresh Sec. ANGELA FAHY GL Council, IRC, Rally Pres, AFS, Student Court, Student Council, Drama VP. FRANCINE FEHLMAN MARIA FLORES RUBEN FLORES GL Council, FHA, GL, Red Cross. ABS, Block H, Frosh Rep, Rally V-Wrestling. Sgt at Arms, Soph, Jr, 8 Sr VP, SOph Princess, PomPom. Senior year does different things to different peeple! GARY FREDERICK ABS , FFA , Wrestling, Track. MARK FANCI-IER ABS , V-Football, Block H, Basketball, Jr. Sgt at Arms. ELIZABETH F RANCO Girls League, Choir. ELAINE FREITAS GL, FBLA-Reporter, Rally. REN FRENCH L, Drill Team, . osh Cheerleader, AA, FTA, Rally, ed Cross, AFS, OHN GA RCIA BS . The eyes have it. CONNIE GABRIEL GI. Council, Rally, AFS, Ski Sec, FTA, CSF, Miss Print, Comm. of Programs, Comm. of Sr. Class. NANCY GERVAIS CL, Drama, Art, Rally, Spanish, GAA. RICK GAITAN ESTHER B. GARCIA ABS, Baseball, VP- CL, Library Club. Construction Tech. GALE GHIONE CL, GAA, Red Cross Pres, FHA, Art. 49 THE MOST HANDSOME BOYS ON CAMPUS! DEBORAH GILBERT Girls League, GAA. ERIC GIBSON ABS, FFA - Pres 8 Reporter. GARY GOULARTE ABS, V-Football, Block H, Art, Band, Swimming, Science, Pep Band, Frosh Sgt at Arms. 50 But I use a mouthwash! DEBBIE GOMEZ Transfer from Live Oak, CL, Art, Drama, GAA. AGNES GOSPODNETICH GL, FHA Hist, GAA, Sk Rally, Library VP, FBLA Sgt at Arms. TIM GRAHAM ABS, Football, Ski, Block H, Swim Team. ARNOLD GRANADOS LOIS GREER JOSEPH GUERRERO KATHY GULLI ABS. GI. Council, Frosh Rep, ABS, Band, CrOSS- CL, Rally, Ski, AFS, Rally, Drama, AFS, Country, Block H, Spanish, Golf, Fresh Mascot, Head IV Cheer, Stage Band, Pep Rep, Comm of Pub, V Cheer, 501311 See, Jr. Band. Mascot, 6AA, Ed. Sec, Sr Rep, CSF. of Yearbook. AM GUTIERREZ SUE HALL CARD HAMMOND GAYLA HARLAN JACK HART GL, GAA, ABS, V-Swimming, CL, Drama, AFS, ABS, V-Football, Ski. Jr Tres, Ski, Rally, Block H, V-Track. GAA, Pompom. DAVID HERNANDEZ IERRY HERNANDEZ RICHARD HOLGUIN 11 v- A 11 ABS FFA A 1 CECILIA HEREDIA Aw Fomba Bx Fomba cross ' m B oak CHERYL HOLT , Track Manager, Country, V-Track. H, V-Basketball. , GL, Spamsh, GAA, Wrestlin CL, 510., Rally, Library, Campus 9' GAA, Soph Tres, Patrol, V-Volleyball. Jr Rep, Baler, Pompom Girl . 51 GLEN HORNBACK ABS . ANTHONY JAIME CHRISTINE JA IME VICKY JAIME ABS, Wrestling, GL, Rally; Art, FHA, GL, GAA, FHA, Block H, Con. Tech. Red Cross Repu FBLA, Art. THOMAS JOHNSON ABS ., Football. 52 MARY HUBBELL JANET HUFFMAN ROSEMA RLE HURTADO PAT JACINTO GL, Rally, CSF, GL, Rally, Ski, GL Council, Rally, AFS, GL,Rally, 6AA, GAA, Red Cross, Choir, Red Cross, Library. Red Cross, FBLA. FBLA, Flag Team. Flag Team, Sing- Out, GAA, Honor Choir, FBIA. $ g s KEN KRAMER WILLIAM KEY FRANK KIRKPATRICK STAN KOCH ABS V-Pres, Ski, ABS, Ski, Sports Car, ABS, Sports ABS, Ski, Fresh V-Football, V- Science. Car, Interact, Tennis, V-Swim, Baseball, Block H, Frosh Football. JV-Football. Interact, Frosh Football, JV-Base. THLEEN KRIDER IARRY M. LAND DAN LAWRENCE , FNA, Sing Out, A135, ABS, Interact, Ski, , Drama, Banner. Block H, Football, Golf, Basketball, Trans. horn P. Grove. GA RY LITTLEJOHN DAVID LOOFBOURROW ABS, V-Football, ABS, Band, Honor Band, Interact, Block H, Interact Tres, Drama, Basketball . Science . David socketh-it-to-em! MANUEL LEAL ABS , Block H , V-Football, JV 8 V Wrestling, Track, Spanisho NEDRA LIGHT CL, Campus Patrol, Rally FBIA, Drama, Girls' Court. Seniors dunk all others! 53 DONALD LOPEZ FABIAN LOPEZ GLORIA LOPEZ ABS, Block H, ABS. CL, GAA, FNA, V-Football, Red Cross. Wrestling, Transfer from New Mexico. PATTY LUCIDO CL Council, GAA, Rally Sgt at Arms, Miss Print Ed, FTA, AFS . ALICE LUM JOSEPH LUPFER CL, GAA, ABS, FFA. CSF Sec, Jr Rep. MIKE MACHADO MARY JANE MADERIS ABS, Science, Art, GL, GAA, FHA, FBLA. Block H, IV Baseball Manager. ALAN MAGGINI KAREN MAGURE ABS, Ski, Art. GL, Spanish, FTA, Red Cross. 54 BARBARA MANZA DEAN MARINO GL, FBLA, Rally. ABS, CSF, Science. NOW! Look what I got for my birthday! MARK MARONEY ABS, FFA, Block H, Football. ROSIE MARQUEZ Girls League SYLVIA MARQUEZ CL, AFS, French, IRC, Spanish, Comm. of Finance. LEO MARTIIx ABS, Block 1-1, Football, Wrestling. VICKY MARSHALL KAREN MARTIN GL, GAA, Library. CL, GAA, FBLA, FHA, Red Cross, Flag Team, Rally, Sing Out. TERESA MARTIN GL, FBLA, FHA. ELIZABETH MART INEZ MA RC IE MA RT INEZ GL, GAA, FHA, FTA, GL, Rally, FHA, Red Cross, Rally, Art Ski, GAA. Sec, Drama, Spanish, Yearbook. 55 IVY MATULICH GL Coun, FTA, GAA, Drama, Yearbook, Jr Rep, Rally Sgt, Baler, Comm of Pro, Mascot. MARY MARTINEZ CL, GAA, Rally, Red Cross, Drama. Security is a warm teddy! SANDY MAYFIELD Girl's League. JANIS McABEE CL, Ski, Rally, VICKI MCC LUN GL, IRC, Red CL, GAA, Rally, Drama, Art, Cross, Drama, Art VP, French Pres, GAA, Library .AFS, Art. Ski, Homecoming Sec 8 Tres. Queen. RICHARD MCKINNEY ABS , FFA . 56 ROBERT MEDINA ABS, Art, Drama, Science, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling, Block H. LOLLY MELGAREJO GL, Spanish, Rally, 6AA, FBLA, Red Cross, Student Court, Car, Art, Frencho KRIS MICHAELSON GL, Rally, GAA, Art Pres, Mascot, French Sec, Ski, Baler Ed, IV Cheer, Comm of Soph Class. PEGGY MCCONNELI. DAVID MIGUEL LINDA MILLER NATALIE MIRANDA ROBERT MIRANDA ABS, Science, CL, GAA, Art, CL, Red Cross, FBLA. ABS, FFA- Spanish, Campus Ski, Rally VP, Patrol. Soph Basketball Prin, Frosh Rep. CAROLYN MONDO RAMONA MONTENEG R0 JOSE MONTERO MURIEI. MONTGOMERY CL, FBIA, Red GL, Art Tres, Rally, GAA ABS. G1rls League. Cross, FHA VP, Degree Chairman. Vice President Andrade demonstrates flag raising ability. SHARON MOORE DALE MOREJOHN GL, FHA, GAA, ABS, Transfer Red Cross, and from New Orleans, Transfer from Louisana, Football, Hilmar High. Basketball, Baseball. 57 MARVIN MORRA . GILBERT MUNOZ CHRIS MURPHY ISABEL NAVA ABS ABS, Wrestling, ABS, Football, GL,.FHA, Rally, Band. Golf, Ski, Drama, Chou, Red CrosS, Block H, Boys Art. Couxt, Car, Frosh Council, Interact. A; MARIE NAVARRO OFELIA NAVARRO DONALD NEELY JIM NIDEY CL, Spanish, FBLA, CL, Transfer from ABS, Band, Drama, ABS,FFA Choir, Honor Choir, Mexico. Science, Interact Reporter. French. VP, Honor Band. BOB NIXON ABS . Big man on campus as seen through the eyes of an admirer! 58 Semon Class 0: '70 Seniors again prove superiority by placing first in Homecoming Parade. .......-d PETER c. NYLAND RONALD OBER AGNES OBESO TOM O'CONNOR ABS Sec 8 Tres, Ski, ABS, Football, 61 Songleader ABS, Band Pres, Band, Basketball, Choir VP 8 P, 8 Sec, FHA Stage Band, IV Varsity F ootball Honor Choir. Pres, Rally, 8 V Basketball, Statistician. CSF, Sr. Tres. Frosh Football, Yearbook, French. 59 SYLVIA OLIPHANT GL, Rally, AFS, Red Cross, French, GAA , Drill Team . JOYCE O'NEILL GL, Rally, GAA, Art. VINCENT PA REDES ABS, Block H, Comm of Interclub Relations, Student Council , Football, Basketballa . DAVE OTTMAR ABS, Block H VP, V- Football, V-Baseball, V-Basketball, Campus Patrol, Comm of Athl. WENDY PARK CL Council, FTA , AFS , GAA , Miss Print As. Ed, JV 8 V Cheer, Rally, Ski. 60 MARK PAULLUS ABS , V-Football, V-Baseball, Frosh Council, Science. SCOTT PEARCE ABS, Football, Wrestling, AFS, CSF, Ski, Drama, Block H, Swim. EDWARD PARKS ABS, V- Football, V-Basketball, Sr Sgt at Arms, V- Tennis, Block H, Science VP. SYLVIA PENA GL, GAA , Red Cross. J SUE ANNE PAINE GL Council, Ski, Rally, Art, FTA, Library, Sr. Coun, Baler, Campus Patrol, GAAu KAREN PARSONS GL, GAA, FHA, FBLA. DIANNE PERKINS CL, GAA, Car. JODY PERRY ROBERT PERRY ABS , Art, ABS, Frosh Pres, Soph Block H, Rally, Sgt. Comm of Athl, V- Baseball, V- Football, Block H Pres, Football, Track, V-Swim, V-Wrestling. Yearbook. JERRY PICA RDEL CARL PICHA ABS, Interact, ABS, Interact. Fresh 8 JV Hey, we're actually being noticed! F ootball. JOHN PIVETTI FRANK POSTIGO ROBERT POSTIGO ROBERT PRATER ABS, Football, ABS. ABS . ABS, Band, Frosh Basketball, FFA, Football. Baseball Manager, Block H, Ski. 61 S-G-h-l-O-R'S MARY ALICE QUINTERO NORMA RENTERIA GL, GAA, FHA, FBIA VP. CL, GAA, Red Cross. MIKE REY GRACE REYNA ABS, Cross Country, Girl's League. Spanish. Cagey Seniors do their thing! KURT REYNOLDS MARK RJANDA DEBBIE RICE EARL RILEY MRI. RILEY ABS, Sports Car. ABS, FFA, Ski, GL, Rally, ABS, FFA. ABS, FFA. JV Football, AFS, Ski, Tennis, Wrestling. Transfer from . l Merced. 62 !' CI-IEL RODRIQUEZ irl's League GIGI ROVETTA ABS , AFS , Ski Exchange Student From Italy. ROBERTA RULE GL, Red Cross, FBLA. AMELIA RODRIQUIZ Girls League, Art. DALE ROWE EVELINA SANCHEZ Girls League . GERALD ROSE ABS, Ski, Football. DON RUDD ABS, v- Football, v- Wrestling, Block H Sgt at Arms. SUSAN ROSE GL Council, GAA , AFS , Rally, 8: Sec. JESSE RUIZ ABS , Football, Sr Pres, Ski Pres, Football, Block H, Interact, JERRI ROVELIA GL Council, GAA, Rally Sec, FTA , J Homecoming Princess, Library, Sr Rep. MARIO RUIZ ABS Pres, V- Football, V- Basketball, Track, Baler, Band, Block Hs Interact Tres. DARN! I got an F in Home E01 KEEP AWAY BOYS , WE ARE NOT DRESSED! ! ! SYLVIA SANCHEZ CL, Red Cross, Rally, GAA. PATTY SANCHEZ CL, Red Cross, Spanish, GAA, Rally, FHA. YOLANDA SANCHEZ GL, FHA, Art. CHRIS SAYERS ABS . 64 RANDY SCHMIDT ABS Bailiff, Ski $91: at Arms, V- Baseball, Block H, Football, Basketball. SUZY SCHULZ GL,Ra11y Tres, AFS VP, CSF, Spanish Sgt at Arms, Drill Team, GAA, Red Cross, Frosh Council, Exchange Student to Costa Rica. The Tranberg come on! GEORGE SEQUERIA ABS, FFA . DARRELL SEXTON ABS , Block H, Football. PATTY SHINGAI GL V Pres, French, IRC Sec, AFS Pres, Sec 8 Tres, GAA, Rally, Ski, FTA, Mascot, Miss Print. HENRY SILVEIRA ABS, FFA Sec. SHARON SKUBAL GL, FTA VP, Red Cross Sec, Rally, CSF, Spanish Sec, AFS, Ski, GAA, Flag Team. REGINA SGATTONI CL, GAA, Rally, Red Cross, Flag Team, FBIA Pres. FRANK SHORE ABS, Ski, AFS, Art, Tefinis, Block H. 3 : JOEY SILVA ABS, Block H, Cross Country, Track, Carp: ! i : ROBERT SMITH ABS , Campus Patrol. KRISTINE SHERMAN GL, Drama, Ski, FI'A, Rally, GAA, Art Sec, Frosh Tres, Red Cross, IRC, Spanish, IV Cheerleader. ROBERT SILVA ABS, Carpentry VP 8 President. JOE SOMAVIA ABS . 65 EDWA RD S PA RLING KATHY 8 TA RRITT JEANI STEPHENS SUZAN STEPHENS ON DUDLEY STEWA RT ABS, FFA. CL, GAA, Drama, GL, Rally VP, GAA pres, GL, FBLA, Drama. ABS, Varsity Track, Art, Swim, Red Head Varsity Cheerleader, Varsity Football, Cross. AFS, Drama Sec, Fresh VP Varsity Wrestling, Frosh Homecoming Prin. Block H. Keep it clean girls, keep it clean! ! DENNIS STORY EDWARD STROHN ABS, Band, Pep ABS, FFA. Band, Stage Band, 'Drum M3; or, Band Cquncil, Honor Band , Student.Director . GA RY STURGILL HELEN SWANSON ABS, Track, Ski, CL, Drama, Red AFS, Spanish, Cross, Spanish, Cross Country, AFS, PTA, Ski, Swimming. Rally, GAA. 66 BOB TALBOT GREG TAPIA ABS , FFA , ABS . Ski, Block H, Wrestling, Golf, Tennis, Swim. THY TAVARES WILLIAM TELFER NANCI TOBIAS HERMINIA TORRES MARILYN TOWNSEND L Council, Drill Team, ABS, French, GL Council, Band Sec, CL, GAA, Red GL, GAA, Art, Red 8 V Cheerleader, AFS, Transfer from Tres 8 Gen Manager, Cross. Cross. SF, Rally, Red Cross, Illinois. Library, Pep Band, FTA, AA, Choir Sgt at Arms, GAA, Rally, Spanish, AFS, onor Choir, Spanish VP, Soph 8 Jr Rep. unior Miss. HARON TRANBERG DAVID TSZTOO LINDA VALDIVLA MITZI VALENCIA TERESA VALENCIA L, FTA Sec, Red ABS, Science GL, GAA, FHA, 61., FHA, Red Girls League, GAA. ross, Spanish, Head Tres 8 Pres, Red Cross. Cross. rosh Cheerleader, CSF Tres, JV I' ally, GAA. Tennis. 67 BRUCE VALENTINE ALBERT VALLES ABS . ABS , Car Sgt at Arms. You want to buy a cookie? LUPE VARGAS SALLY VILLASANA WANDA VINEYARD CHRISTINE VISCARRA CL, GAA, FHA, GL, GAA, FNA. GL, GAA, Spanish, GL, FHA, GAA. Red Crow. Flag Team, Choir. WE GOT AN A IN SLIDE! MIKE WATSON CONNIE WEBER ABS, FFA Tres, CL, GAA. Football, Block H. Four years behind them, everything in front of them, the class of seventy rules again. We've clenched many a victory, suffered few losses in any field, and we're making plans for the summer to come, and the years to follow. WE ARE PROUD! ! ! Cassanova displays Italian pastime! HEIDE YEE PHIL YUSTE Girls League. ABS, BIOCk H: Band, Interact, Football, Base, Basketball. RONALD WILCOX ABS, CSF, Block H, V-Track, Science Sec. ESTHER WILLIAMS CL, FHA, Rally. DAVID WILLIAMS ABS, FFA . CLAUDE WILSON ABS , Science, Block H, Swim, French, Football. CAROL ZUNIGA GL, GAA, Art. MAG DA LENA ZUNIGA Girls League . 69 ACUVIUGS heaven FORBIO . . .that poor, hard working Kathy GuJJi had to put up with such a bunch of total imcompetents as she did this year. Fortunately, after many trials and tribulations, and 1013 of screaming at the Sophomores, the whole Yearbook was put together. This accomplishment raised a sigh of relief. Editor Kathy Gulli and Asst. Editor Jim Tavares, goofing off in Yearbook Class again! Typist Rosanna Bawdon lovingly counts her Mary Boyd muses over the Division her loot. Pages. Sports Editors Bob Perry and Paul Hain relax while Jody Perry, below, attacks a Baler. Liz Martinez and Sharon Skubal soar through the sensational Senior Sec. 72 . i k Photographers Vince Castello and Debbie Bryant try to put The Junior Section is done to perfection by Karen the Yearbooks 1919 camera back together again. Kennedy and Judy Linxwiler. .. Gayan Stevenson, Berna Andrade, and Kathy Casillas fight their way through Clubs. Kathy Dossetti and Sheri Andexson do a aerrifiq Job on the Soph. SectiOn. Teresa Bingham and Claudia. MoreJohn, earnest, hardworking freshmen, earnestly work hard on the Fresh Section. Mary Currie and Carol Lewis give the Faculty Section Tender Loving Care. 73 Balen Stan Our enthusiastic Baler editor, Kris Michaelson. This year's journalism class brought us many of the issues that involved the school. They helped to bring out how much the bond passage was needed, and put out a great override issue. They should be commended for their great work! Top row: L to R; Sue Paine, Bob Borges, Rick Boyd, and Peter Gomez. Middle row: Larry Hightshoe, Virginia Crocco, Linda Vaccareua, Laura Solorion Front row: Pat Vanetti, Kathy McAbee, Debbie Southworth, Joline Crowe. out another racy sports article! 75 Larry Yant uses his hunt and peck system to type .a-a fw- Back row: Danny Ruiz, Jeani Stephens, Chris Murphy, Krissie Michaelson, Peggy McConnell, John Boctnegra, Sue Paine, John Pickering, George Martinez. Middle: Angela Fahy, Mary Hernandez, Lynn Ottoboni, Susan Scott, Steve Anthony, Rudy Bermudes, Nancy Paine, Janis Schiffner. Front: Nedra Light, Vicky McClun, Kathy Starntt, L1sa Viscaxra, Helen Swanson, David Loofburrow, Don Neeley, Connie Espinosa, Diane Barnes, Charolotte Ackerman, Ron Hill. Onama CIUB these Smiling thespians . . .constitute the Drama Club. Students who are interested in trying their hand at acting are invited to Join in on the festivities of Drama. Each of the annual plays put on by the Drama Club successfully exceeds in precision and ex- cellence, the fine performance of the preceed- ing years. All the spectators are well rewarded by the efforts of these young people in the chal- lenging field of Dramatics. Maria Hernandez and George Martinez bashfully play the part while Randy Martin looks on. 76 Trying their hardest to please the great white hunter, Paula Gonzales and George Martinez hopefully act out their parts. Randy Martin and Maria Hernandez frugally attempt to meet the needs of their expert Hi instructor. Do you think they are accomplishing their deed? Learning to express your feelings is a big part 01 Drama today. Maria Hernandez does an excellent jOb as the man says, . . . .I want YOU to be Queen for a Day ! At the Beqmnmq . . . of the Drama Club this year, they set out, as they do each year, to produce a play for the enjoyment of the community and the benefit of the mem- bexs. The play was entitled, A Breath of Spring ; which implies that it must have been refreshing as well as The club worked on this play for quite a a while to make it acceptable to the audience. enli ghtening . 77 Back row: S. Rose, R. Hurtado, N. Paine, I. Matulich, J. Rovella,N. Tobias, P. Lucido, G. Swartz. Front row: M. MOI'GJOhn, A. Alvarez, I. Schiffner, A. Fahy, M. Boyd, P. Shingai, C. Gabriel, qlpls' league . . .on campus, Girls League has again brought together half a student body in an ever present struggle for truth, justice, and the feminine way. Expressing themselves through Miss Print, their answer to gossip-oriented paper, the Girls League has focused on the Winter Ball in 'Babes In Toyland', along with the annual Senior Mother's Tea. Ekecutive Council: Patti Lucido, Mary Boyd, Agnes Obeso, and smiling Patti Shingai. Some of the members of Girls League show off their skill in riding by-cycles. Back row: Kris Michaelson, Peggy McConnell, Janis McAbee, Gay Swartz, Linda Miller, Sue Paine, Frank Shore, Alan Magginni, Mike Machado, Ron Ayala. Bottom: Maria Camberos, Ramon Montenegro, Kris Jaime, Gale Shione, Sue Townsend, Liz Martinez, Isabel Nava, Ann Hudson, Molly Jennings, Mary Ann Silveria, pamtmq a pictunesque popman: . . . . . .of punctual perceptability in the arts, the Art Club membexs fulfilled another exciting year of paints, pastels, pencils, pens, and posters. Maybe a picture is worth a thousand words, but this years Art Club was worth a thousand pictures. $12029: President Kris Michaelson and Vice-President Peggy McConnell are caught up in their plans. To the left: Vicki and Kathy discuss some of the finer points of art. 79 Op the most excluswe . . .clubs on campus is the California Scholarship Federation. It is a scholastic honor society affil- iated with a state-wide organization. The CSF'ers struggle to get good grades in order to get into a good college. The reason? To get a good job to make good money, and to live a good life! C. Melendy, 8., Bacon, J. Walker, D. Tranburg, J. Comes, Jo Kennedy, K. Kennedy, D. Morejohn, D. Marino, and Ro Hempel, avert their attention to whatever importance Vince Castello Wresq may be presenting to them. Wilcox concentrates on something. President Vince Castello patiently listens to a comment of one of the members while Tres. David Tsztoo looks on admiringly. 80 Above , Vice-President Ron Back gow a - Ry Susie Basarich, Rene Carrillo, Todd Chambers, Glen Hastie, Tom O'Connor, Peggy McConnell, Kris Michaelson, Steve Basarich, Laurie Cottrell, Penny Biermann. Fgont toy u - Ry NaJwa Jardali, Chris Homen, Ann Jardali, Belinda Ramirez, Barbara Phillips, Adele DeMaggio, Cynthia Melendy, Crystal Schmidt, Angie Polo, Carol Wintem, Susan Bierman. Here you see many of the French Club members enjoying them- selves tremendously. BOHJOUR . . 4that's hello for all you non French speaking folksy This year French Club conducted a candy sale and various other activities which were enjoy- ed immenselyo They also had many memorable meetingsconducted by President Adelle DeMaggio. Avoir! 81 Back row: Ivy Matulich, Scctt Pearce, Maria Camberos, Charlotte Ackerman, Leslie Cembellin, Diane Query, Patty Lucido, Sheri Anderson, Caela Casarino, Ranci Hurtado, Susan Russell, Laura Solorio, Bob Tiffany, Frank Shore, Nancy Paine, Susie Eachore, Janis McAbee, Gay Swartz, Sharon Blankenship, Cindy Byers, Kathy Ferguson, Cheryl Orlando, Kathy Tavares, Janis Schiffner, Judy Kennedy, Sylvia Oliphant, Tom Melendy. 2nd row: Sharon Skubal, Kathy Gulli, Connie Gabriel, Nanci Tobias, Wendy Park, Vicky McClun, Helen Swanson, Lois Greer, Diane Dryden, Debbie Rice, Sue Rose, Gayle Ackerman, Cynthia Melendy, Kay Gibson. Bottom row: Deiter Vice-Pres., Suzy Schultz; President, Patty Shingai; Secretary - Tres. , $he one and 011.130 Liz Dooley. Busy . . . is the best word to describe this years AFS Club. For the first time Hollister sponsored two students. Gigi and Dieter were both welcomed additions to the school! ; Half-awake AFS'ers contemplate money-making schemes! Looking back at the time I have spent at Hollister High, I can only say I have had a wonderful time. I really enj oyed my stay here, from the first day to the last. This is mostly due to the great students here. It was a change for me coming from a city into a community like Hollister, but the students being so friendly and nice, made it so easy for me. I made a lot of fxiends over here which I will surely miss when I return to Germany. I hate to say good- bye; so let's just say, Auf Wiedersehen , because I am sure that I will come back sometime in the future. Many thanks to all of you. .x ZZQZV 6450593 ,Togetherness! ! This year I made my home with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kane. Iwas awarded a scholarship for Liceo, but I chose to come to Hollister instead. Next year I hope to attend the college of languages at Bergamo where I plan to major in languages and social sciences. I feel that this year has been a great experience for I have gotten to know a lot about this country which has helped me to know my own Italy better through comparisons. I have especially enjoyed meeting the people of Hollister and wish to thank those clubs and individuals who have shown me so many con- siderations. F... V ;':' li k CIS Romeo Rovetta teaches Bob Maddox an Italian love song! Back row: Pat Rodriquez, Mary Valdivia, Cathy DeMello, Janet Ruiz, Jesse Garcia, Mary Hubbell, Susie Echaore, Pat Jacinto, David Borges, Gale Ghione, Kris Jaime, Veronica Villegas. m Margaret Gay'ton, Anna Olquin, Daisy Guiterrez, Karen Magure, Helen Swanson, Terri O'Brian, Susan Townsend, Liz Martinez, Diane Parson. .133 ggv-v-z. Billy Vogel, Marla Nelson, Robin Boyd, Tammy Galaz, Mary Lima, Nancy Dovin, Carolyn McDonald, Judy Linxwiler, Letty Schoeder, Vicki McClun, Sharon Blankenship. Sitting: Kris Pappdni, Charlotte Acherman, Kay Gibson, Mary Lynn Connor, Sharon Skubal, Sharon Tranberg, Rhonda Case, Cathy Ferguson. helping Othens . . . the Red Cross Club and it's members are serving the needy, servicing a com- munity, and sponsoring a. Korean foster child named Kim Kun. The epitemy of sweetness, awareness, helpfulness, kindness, and ness-ness, the Red Cross Club is there to help you! Above: President Susie Echoaxe presides while membem Joleen Crow, Ann Dunn and Nancy 84 Dovin listen. Right: President Susie Echoare hears suggestions on one of the many projects. Wmteny ano WonOenpul . . . crisp, crackely, cold, and happening, is the Ski Club. Manning their skis and tobaggans, sleds, and crutches, the membels of ski club attack the slopes by bus, for extra-curricular trips to such renownded spots as Bear Valley 8 Dodge Ridge. Some return homeward bearing nothing but some great memories, maybe a cold, and a bruise or two to keep in practice. Officers: Jess Ruiz, President; Randy Schmidt,Sgt-at-Arms; Connie Gabriel, Secretary. Back row: Nancy Nyland, Liz Starbody, Belinda Ramirez, Caela Casarino, Greg Swett, Jeff Sequiera, Debbie Rice, Janice McAbee, Sue Paine. 4th row: Dan Lawrence, Ginger Lasseter, Beverly Pellen, Sheri Anderson, Kim Graham, Joyce Lemos, Casey Maderios, Cathy Hall, Janice Lemos, April Rosenlund, Barbara Philips, Pamela Velho, Ann Hart. 3rd row: Jess Ruiz, Bob Tiffany, Terri Bettencourt, Joyce Corrotto, Jade Gabriel, Janis Schiffner, Janice Prosser, Terri O'Brian, Mary Lynn Connor, Sharon Skubal, Helen Swanson, Sondra Gilbert, Gail Gamer, Kathy Gulli, 2nd row: Joe Fahy, Jack Glass, Brian Donahue, Randy Schimdt, Bill Key, Patty Shingai, Ivy lMatulich, Wendy Park, Angela. Fahy, Connie Gabriel. lst row: Danny Shingai, Richard Hall, Gigi Rovetta, Ken Kramer, Peter Nyland, Jerry Rose, Scott Pearce, Richard McDonald, Mike Graves. 85 Rockets . . . and spacesmps, ana go-karts, oh my! Our Science Club highlights the Bolado Park fair every year with everything under the sun. Maybe it is better to say, With every known atomic matter that existentially reoccurs beneath that great solar gas mass in the atmosphere. Oh yes, they get to the fair in cars and not rockets, or spaceships, or go-karts. Exciting! Stimulating! Fascinating! The expression on the club-members faces at left reveals the intensity of interest at club meeting! Vince Castello-President, Dean Marino, Ron Wilcox, Ed Parks-Vice-President, David Tsztoo- Treasurer, Jeff Comes, Tom Melendy, Howard Tsztoo-Secretary, and Robert Medina. 86 Back row: Randy Shingai, Mickey Kludt, John Tobias, Curt Hill, Mike Ebert, Dan Shingai, Greg Swett. Middle: Sharon Blankenship, Cynthia Melendy, Marcia MoreJohn, Janis Schiffner, Angela Fahy, Kathy Ferguson, Susie Echaore, Vicky McClun, Crystal Schimdt. Bottom: Harry Tobias, Paul Hain, Patty Shingai, Larry Yant. IRC . . .enjoys two days of freedom every year in February. Ten members attend the Model U.N. in Berkeley. Other nations especially the one represented by IRC at the U.N. Mustrizg are studied. Caucuses and General Assemblies make up the academic portion of this trip. Fun is the main reason the IRC members stay in the club--those two days in Berkeley are pure fun. 87 Above: Here is Just one of the ways in which Rally Club shows the boys that they really are behind them, win or lose. Go get'm girls! These oakies from the Ozarks came down to help promote Spirit at S.B.J.U.H,S. 88 theme to Fight . . .there to support! There to cheer! There to be proud! For some reason governed by a majority of females, the Rally Club has boosted our teams to many a victory cel- ebration. Bring on the Coke! Evidently our teams would rather be cheered on by an organization of spirited girls than than a room full of boys., Good going and planned many a successful rally and Sponsoring dances going! Eagk 39w: T. Reed, 1. Shimonishi, P. Angulo, K. Dike, D. Juarez, K. McDonald, N. Dovin, G. Garner, M. Boyd, A. DeMaggio, J. Kennedy, J. Lemos, L. Vacarrezza, I. Lemos, K. Kennedy, C. Maderios. R. Sonnikson, M. Nelson. W V. McClun, K. Gulli, G. Renfrow, S. Paine, E. Williams, K. Valdez, E. Freitas, J. Huffman, j. Barrett, H. Swanson, S. Skubal, T. O'Brien, S. Tranberg, M. Connor, S. Echore, R. Case, C. Byexs, M. Swanson, T. Rovella, T. Vierra. m: V. Albert, P. Jacinto, M. Hubell, K. French, I. Linxwiler, G. Harlan, L. Greer, A. Obeso, N. Light, K. Tavares, G. Ackerman. and row: P. Lucido, P. Shingai, P. Bierman, L. Sturgill, D. Rive, J. Schiffner, C. Orlando, J. McAbee, S. Park, N. Paine, G. Swartz. 15!: 3933: D. Dryden, N. McAbee, M. Pivetti, J. Stephens, S. Rose, K. Michealson, P. McConnell, F. Felhman, L. Miller, A. Fahy, J. Rovella, R. Hurtado, and C. Holt. Back row: C. Casarino, B. Phillips, P. Velho, M. Barry, N. Sparling, S. Starritt, P. Hudson, 1. Velasco, J. Bermudes, B. Fellin, J. Marcus, 8. Marcus. 8. Basarich, Y. Carrillo, D. Hagins, A. Rosenlund, B. Buckingham. 4th row: K. Fretas, D. Hull, B. Vogel, D. Rianda, L. Solorio, J. Prosser, S. Scott, C. Quintero, D. Southworth, K. Reynolds, K. Ruiz, J. Dossetti, K. McAbee, D. Bryant, A. Hart, L. Cortrell, 3rd row: T. Hannah, N. Nyland, B. Ramires, S. Alvarez, S. Franklin, A. Polo, J. Walker, C. Lewis, M. Alvarez, T. Renz, J. Paine. W: G. Mason, C. Pierce, D. Casillas, G. Lasseter, C. Espinosa, J. Hill, T. Bettencourt, J. Gabriel, S. Follett, T. Tibbs, G. Terribilino. E row; J. Leonard, C. Ackerman, K. Graham, S. Anderson, L. Cembellin, J. Corotto, E. Bouchard, D. Query, M. Currie, L. Dooley, L. Picard, N. Bermudes. 89 Peter Nyland, Secretary; Mario Ruiz hhidingiq, President; Bill Key, Vice Pres; Randy Schmidt, Baliffa Gary Goularte does his imitation of the opposite sex. 9O Dave Ottmar wig D. OJ receives 3. Prep All-American Award from Coach Larry Manfull. ABS'ers whoop it up at a rally! mAIG VIEWS . . .male ideas, male leadership are all represented in the Associated Boys Students, to which all associated boys at Hollister High are affiliated with President Mario Ruiz. Back row tL - m: Agnes Gospednetich, Karen Valdez, Pat Jacinto, Mary Hubbell, Roberta Rule, Carolyn Mondo, Mary Jane Mederios, Karen Parsons, Vicky Jaime, Susie Stephenson. Eront row tL - m: Rosanna Bawdon, Kathy Casillas, Maria Camberos, Elaine Freitas, Karen Martin, Regina Sgattoni, Valerie Albert, Janet Huffman, Terry Martin, Terry Vargas, Nedra Light. these we the ShoulOens . . . .who will be building for better business transactions in the yeals to come? There's a good chance that there are a few hints in the Future Business Leadels of America. Members of this organization are easily recognizable by the book they carry in one hand, the pencil, paper, and idea in the other hand, and the percentile in her head. 91 mtupe pebaqoques op Amemca . . . .united this year and made Nancy Tobias their fearless leader. Mastering the arts of teaching, listening, raising money for scholarships, and lots of other good things. The F. T. A. has progressed in taking in students and turning out teachers to enlighten darkened halls of many schools in the future . Treasure; Terry O'Brien - Vice-Presidem; Sharon Skubal - Secretary; Sharon Tranberg President; Nancy Tobias. W: Diane Dryden, Sue Paine, Patti Lucido, Jerri Rovella, Ivy Matulich, Patti Shingai, Susan Place, Lyn Laveroni. 3rd row: Wendy Park, Connie Gabriel, Helen Swanson, Karen Magure, Karen French, Alexandria Alvarez, Janice Prosser, Adele DeMaggio, Maria Camberos, Judi Kennedy, Mary Lynn Connor, Rhonda Case. w: Nanci Robias, Sharon Skubal, Sharon Tranberg, Terry O'Brien. 1g pow: Richard Yockey, Ralph Nava, James Delgado. We ARE the liutune homemakens 0E Amemca We face the Future with warm courage And high hope For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values For we are the builders of homes Homes for Americefs Future Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair Homes where truth and love and security Will be realities, not dreams. Above: Outgoing president Agnes Obeso, Terry Renz, and Mary Jane Maderis look over the F .H.A . scrapbook while at left, outgoing president Agnes hands over the gavel to incoming president Cindy Byers at the candlelight installation ceremony. Dorothy Rojas, Debra Hall, Carolyn Mondo, Agnes Obeso, Francine Felhmen, Ruby Alvarez, Mitizi Valencia, Terry Renz, Mary Jane Maderis, Teresa Martin, Cindy Byers, Sandra Gilbert. 93 Mark Rianda Vice President Eric Gibson President He nry S iIve ira S ecretary Michael Watson Jim Nidey John Pivetti Bob Miranda Reporter Sentinel Chaplain 94 Treasurer A leaolnq CIUB .. . . .in this school is the Hollister Chapter of Future Farmers of America. In this club the boys learn the skills in the field of Agriculture and farming. Most of these boys will be the farmers of tommorrow so, gentlemen Our hats are off to you! . JUNIOR-SENIOR CLASS T02 row: Henry Silveira, Craig Skow,lG0rd0n Tibbs,Jr. : Ken Collins, Robert Baumgartner, David Grimes, Eric Gibson, Mike Sanchez, Mearl Riley, Ken Barnes, Ed Strohn, Bob Miranda, Earl Riley, Joseph Lupfer, Mike Watson, Rudy Bermudes, Gordon Fehlman, Renon Porteur, Ed Sparling, John Pivetti, Mark Rianda, Robert Talbot, Jim Nidey, Peter Martin, Dave Williams, Pat Wirz, Joe Hernandez, David Buck, Bill Lavagnino, George Sequeira. SOPHOMORE CIASS row: Gary Garratt, Danny Perkins, Allen Shipman, David cunt, Cary Perreira, Frank Huffman, Jeff Dooling, Paul radford, Jerry Larios, Robert Vanetti, Joseph Juarez, Jim Grotto, Bob Martin, Rusty Alvein, Ron Hill, Tony Sanchez, ay Lopez, Lonnie Bland. FRESHMEN CLASS T013 row: Ray Sanchez, David Oates, Alvin Freitas, John Rowe, Felix Palafox, Paul Bruno, Alfonso Viscarra, Steve Gardner, Ed Hannah, Dennis Trebino, Bode Moore, Gary Fontanilla, Allen Ganserger, James Carreira, David Costa, Richard Gilbert, Andy Sharp, Frank Chavez, Kurt Williams, Willie Palafox, Kreig Williams, Harold Nunez. Steve Hatfield James Porter, Roger Patereau, Ray Bravo. 95 again Sadie? Mr. Tibbs presents The DUMB Bowl 96 Karen French J Ros One Shout quht . . .ended the festivities of FFA Activity Week- -The Barn Dance. At that time Francine Fehlman was named Queen. Amid the excitement Karen French was named first runner up, with Rosanna Bawdon as second runner up and Vicki McClun as third runner up. Even though it was almost inhumanly . w . : impossible to dance on the slippery-powdered floor, every- anna Bawdon one had a great time. .. mommz-W ; .wruvx! Viki McClun 97 mm EASAEEEE Aumcmmm cams SAYERS mist! mean mmmm mam Em. JAG: um dam: mum: m 34m E . mm VALLES o Bagk row: John Marinelli, Bill Jacinto, Mike Fancher, Jose Martinez. Front row: Danny Casarez, Chris Sayers, Joey Silva, Anthony Jaime, Danny Valles, Robert Silva. Pounded, nailed, hammered, chopped and formed, the carpentry class, an experience in wood and craftsmanship. From the sliver to the finished home, the carpentry class has chiseled itself a fine reputation this year. In the picture to the left, Bill Jacinto looks on while Jose Martinez installs the heater. 98 joe Martinez operates the automatic taping gun ewhich is the so-called bazookaJ to cover up the cracks in the corners. Above Mike F ancher carefully breaks a piece of dry wall so that he can complete the closet. Joey Silva and Danny Valles toil over the plum bing . 99 x Back row, L-R: R. Avila, J. Oerman, B. Schmidt, S. Prosser, D. Neeley, T. O'Connor, L. Davidson. D. Moore T. Bradt, R. Smith, L. Medieros, J. Guerra. Middle row: 8. Place, S. Basarich, B. Crawford, J. Bacon, Hulgibias, A. Andrade, V. Casillas, 5. Butler, 1. Cotter. S. Maynes, D. Thysell, B. Tiffanv, S. Marthe z. I. Nunez. I. H Hammond. Front row: G. Dilts, L. Tyler, R. Duenes, M. Evans, K. Dossetti, B. Borges, S. Basarich, N. Tobias, M MLVnggelstgg, M. Gay. P. Blankenship, B. Coronado, R. Case, K. Butler, L. Narez, S. Navarez, R. Shingai, N Escamilla. 100 Senvmq as Ententamen . . .and otherwise good guys, the Hollister High Band has held it's head high throughout the year! Giving concerts, playing at rallies, InanCmny down good-old main street during Homecoming and echoing their sounds throughhthe halls and disturbing us while taking Algebra tests are among the many activities of our musical entertainers. This year the whole student body is proud of our band. We hope that they keep up the good work because we reallyenjoy the beautiful sounds we have been hearing! Julius Nunes triumphantly and very proudly shows off the Baler Marching Band's brand new oudits! The San Benito High School Band marches proudly down Main Street in the annual homecoming parade. mAJGStICAlly panabmq . . . Drum Major, Dennis Story, leads the High School Band on to the field. . . .down Main Street, the Hollister Marching Band proudly performs for the enj oyment of the community of Hollister. Leading the band is the one -and-on1y Dennis Story, Hollister I-Iigh's Drum Major. Coming after Dennis are the two majorettes: Rhonda Case and Kathy Dossetti. These people, combined with the band. nomav a picture of Iona hours of macucmu toward a goal of perfection. These people truly de- serve our thanks for many hours Of entenzamment. Rhonda Case and Kathy Dossetti, Majorettes for the Hollister High Band. 101 long houns o; pnactlce . . .go into being a member of the Stage Band. This was readily seen as the H01- lister High Stage Band gave a marvelom performance for the entire student body late in March. Everyone who listened to the concert throughout the concert thoroughly enj oyed their music. Under the direction of Mr. Gay. The Stage Band has been quite a success! Back row: Tony Ruiz, Bob Borges, Maxim Evans, Ken Thysell, Linda David-n son, William Crawford, Gary Goularte, Robert Avila. Second row: Steve Basarich, Bill Cotter, and Anthony Andrade. First row: Stergio Martinez, Marvelous Marvin Gay, and Mario Dominquez. e ww W 102 Bannen Stan Carol Winters, Janis Schiffner, Cindy Byers, Vincent Castello, Tom Coughlin, Matin Evans, and Mike Hanson. mISS pmnt Joyce Corotto, Janice Presser, Laura Solorio, Claudia Morejohn, Editor; Janis Schiffner, Asst. Ed. Marcia MoreJohn, Gay Swarts, Gail Goulau'te, Nanci Paine, Connie Gabriel, Ivy Matulich, Leslie Cembellin. 103 T02 row: Janis Barrett, Dolores Bradford, Tony Kostielney, Becky Armitage, Linda Davidson, Richard Yockey, Henry Silveria, Judy Dickens, Emma Reyes, Jackie Telfer, and Susan Place. Middle row: Maria Leal, Rosemary Landeris, Nicki Taylor, Randy McNown, Louie Gadoy, Sammy Garcia, Betty Jo Coleman, Honey Sue Hunsaker, Beverly Smith, and Debra Hull. Bottom row: Stella Torres, Nawja Jardelli, Chris Homen, John Amaya, Ron Ober, April Rosenlund, Lucy Montero, Trudy Walker and Teresa Gadoy. the Vocal Chonbs oi; Oun School Coming born the darkended depths of the Spiralling tWiSting caverns of the music dept. , the sweet yodelling voices oi the Hollister High Choir pierce the infinite silences of our campus of cool and collected calm. It is almost a sure thing that our fine choir will be practicing Aquarius LOUDLY during a. psychology test and chiming in with the band for many a fine renditon of The Stripper whenever there's a concert in the future. In the picture you see to the left stands our solemn song leader, the one and only, Mr. Fields. 104 Above: The Choir Club's fantastic float for Homecoming, which won 151; prize in the Club Division. WMWNMMw Here is Betty Jo Coleman doing her thing. Choir Club officers from left to right are Sammy Garcia, Sgt-at-Arms, Carol Munoz, Tres., Janis Barrett, Sec., Ron Ober, Pres., Susan Place HHead Librarian, EQPgE-Euq, Librarian, and Dolores Bradford. We Coulo have banceo All night King and Queen, Randy and Connie, delightedly reign over the Winter Ball. Babes In Toyland and many more Girls League surprises accompanied the festivities at our wonderful, wintery Winter Ball. Toy soldiers were there, and lots of couples were there, and the most fantastic Christmas tree ornament the world has ever seen dominated the scene. 106 Security is a girl in your arms! Rompin and stompin at the Barn Dance Fun! Fun! Fun! Stick 'em up! 108 Block H'exs listen attentively to the one and only Bob Perry. 00 you know . . . . . .How to spot a Block-I-I-er on campus? 1 He's wearing a big grin. 2 He has bulging muscles under a bright red sweater. 3 He is a good sport. on He has a little red H tatooed on the lower left corner of his right knee cap. Besides all this, they all walk PROUD! President Bob Perry, Vice-President Mario Ruiz, Secretary-Treasurer Mike Cembellin, Bill Key Sgt-at-Arms. 8X Bob Perry in COMMANDH ! Above: Adviser Coach Manfull talks to fellow Block H'els! 109 Junior Class Council: W, Danny Shingai, SGT at Arms, Paul Hain, Cindy Byers, Dilyla Juarez, all representatives to Council. W, Joyce Lemos, Secretary; Kurt Williams, Vice President; Janis Lemos, Representative to Student Council . 112 Maria Agredano Paul Alvarez Rusty Alvein John Amaya Alex Andrade Trisha Angulo Joe Arballo Tim Banning Dennis Barnes Janis Barrett Robert Baumgartner Bradley Baxter Phillis Beck Margaret Bettencourt Penni Bie rman Class 0; '71 Susie Echaore , Treasurer Barefoot' n Frank Bisceglia Sharon Blankenship Emily Bocanegra Robert Bolton David Bouchard Linda Breslauer Cindy Byers Kathy Caldera Marina Campos Debbie Carrillo Eugene Carrillo Arthur Chavez David Coleman Ken Collins Fred Cordova Bill Cotter Joleen Crowe Adele DeMaggio Arthur Diaz Robert Dias Isabell Diaz Nancy Dovin Michael Dunn Salvador Duran 113 114 C athy Dye r Susie Echaore Gary Edm 0ndson When some Juniors get their license, they'll take anything with wheels. Mike Ehret Billie Eligio Ana Escamilla Karen Evanchak Mike F ancher Kathy Fe rguson David Flint Fred F look Art Flores Salvador Flores Bill Fontanilla Mike Ford Tony Freiermuth Kathy Freitas Miguel Gaitan Tammy Galaz Raul Galvan Carlos Garcia Jessie Garcia Donald Garner Gail Garner Ronald Garner Pura Garza Kay Gibson Stephen Gila Sondra Gilbert Jess Gonzalez Gail Goularte Joel Graves Linda Craig David Grim es Loren Grow Arnold Gutterrez Paul Hain Jumons Jeff Hall Richard Hall Robert Hampel Mike Hansen Jean Harder Glenn Hastie Shirley Henson Maria Hernandez Joseph Herrera Joan Hutchison Bill Jacinto Ann Jardali TORN BY CONFLICTING EMOTIONS 115 116 Jumons! Larry Jaurigue Adella Johnson Jennifer Johnson Marci Johnson Martin Johnson A lbert Juare z Dilyla Juarez Judi Kennedy Karen Kennedy Ricky Key Mike Kludt Edward Larios Bill Lavagnino Dennis Laveroni Greg Lawrence Rosemary Lawrence Janice Lemos Joyce Lemos Martin Leon Jim LePiane Monica Lias Mary Lima Judy Linxwiler Robert Maddox Donald Magorian Mike Maheu Jimmie Littlej ohn Daivd Manza Todd Marentis Ted Lopez John Marinelli Bruce Maroney Chrls Lucas Ruben Marquez Peter Martin Alice Martinez Irma Martinez Robert Luna Jose Martinez Kathy Lust Nancy McAbee Carolyn McDonald 118 Eric Mayfield Casey Medeiros Luciano Medeiros Cynthia Mele ndy Ruth Mellick William Mendoca Diane Miranda Jesse Miranda Virginia Montano Larry Monteon Lucy Montero Carmen Montoya Sharon Moore Sally Morales Dwight Morej ohn Marcia Morej ohn James Morris Jesse Murguia Sammy Navarez Marla Nelson Julius Nunes Anna Olguin Cheryl Orlando Manuel Ortiz Nancy Paine Pat Winters Professional Snipe Hunter Shelley Park Diane Pamons Debbie Paura Bertha Pena Mary Pivetti Susanne Ponce Carolyn Porter Re non Porteur Bob Quinn Olivia Raineri TJ --- Doin' his thing! Carlos Ramirez Virginia Raymer Terry Reid Richard Reinoga Gloria Renfrow Carole Reno Jere Renz Craig Reynolds 119 Ismael Rico Bruce Riechers Anna Riley Joe Rivera Rebecca Rivera Jesse Rodriquez Juan Rodriquez Zoredith Rodriquez Frank Rogers Roy Roj as Toni Rovella Donald Rovella Steve Rovella Anthony Ruiz Gloria Ruiz David Rutz Hail to thee. . . Jumons! OVE R-A MO ROUS AFFECT ION ? 120 Alright, who did it? Cecilia Sanchez Michael Sanchez Richard Scagliotti Janis Schiffner Cryss Schm idt Wayne S chre iner Leticia Schroeder Gary Scott Jerry Sepulveda Jeff Sequeira Spmnt! Je nny Shim onishi Daniel Shingai Peggy Silva Craig Skow Pat Smith Robbie Sonniksen Robert Soto Lorri Sturgill Warren Sullivan Margaretta Swanson Gay Swartz Ham Tobiag Alice Twedt Bill Underwood 121 Ana Urbina Robert Ureno Linda Vaccarezza Eleanor Valencia Fred Valenzuela Terry Vargas Bruce Vasquez Joe Vasquez Tina Vasquez Trish Vierra Leandro Villalon Debbie Walker Steve Warlock Kurt Williams Pat Wintem Pat Wirz Larry Yant Richard Yockey Jeanie Young 122 the IIABulous Class . . . of '71 finally had a float. We took a second letting the poor Senioxs take first, so they wouldn't feel so bad. The Junior Class really showed their spirit this Year. We were the first to get the Spirit Stick! Remember, only YOU can prevent forest fires! Now Paul, don't you give those little kids a bunch of BULL! They use that sexy toothpaste! GOTHCHA! 123 aw Q rise ! Demons of the World a 124 Charlotte Ackerman Mary E. Alvarez Sharon Alvarez Candy Amaya Jerome Anderson Kevin Anderson Sheri Anderson Bernadette Andmde Charlotte Angulo The Sophomores in aura. . . . Class 0; 72 Lorrainne Angulo Susan Bacon Doug Barnes Gary Barnes Margie Barry Laura Berlanga Naomie Bermudes Felix Bermudez Rachel Betancouxt Patricia Bingham Lonnie Bland Norman Bolger Ellen Bouchard David Bowman Danny Boyd Dolores Bradford Paul Bradford Ted Bradt 125 Lee Britt Ken Burns Oscar Carrillo Caela Casarino Dianne Casillas Carmen Castello Ernie Castillo Gary Castro Leslie Cembellin Todd Chambers Della Chandler Pamela Colbert George Collins Dennis Copeland Joyce Corotto Laurie Cottre 11 Tom Coughlin Sue Cousins Mary Currie The beautifullest SOPHOMORE of all! James Davidson Ramon Davila Joseph DeMaggio Richard Derrington Nancy deSouza Georgiana Destefanis Abe lardo Diaz Elizabeth Dooley Jeff Dooling Kathleen Dossetti Donald Duenes George Eclarin Celia Escajeda John Escamilla Tina Escamilla 127 Elias Espinosa Joe Fahy Dale Fancher Roger Flook Flores, Anita Rosalinda Flores Philip Fortino Robert Fowler Susan Franklin Melody Frede ri ck Johnny Fuentes Tony Gabriele Le andro Galaz Ysidro Gallardo Brenda Gamble Elizabeth Garcia Gloria Garcia Rosalie Garcia S am Gare ia Jesse Garner Gary Garratt: Joan Garza Deborah Gay Alan George Jack Glass Jeffrey Comes Manuel Gonzales Paula Gonzales Rosemary Gonzales Kimberly Graham Our illustrious Class Council: Ron Renz, VP; Don Tranberg, Rep. to Council; Steve Mottau, Pres.; John Tobias, Treas; Ross Hagins, Rep. at Large; Sheri Anderson, Rep. at Large; Mary EllenAlvarez, Rep. at Large; Susan Franklin, Sec. Tim Grant Raymond Grantham Enrique Gutierrez Henry M. Gutierrez Maria Gutierrez Pete Gutierrez Ross Hagins Frankie Halayay Cathy Hall Terrea Lea Hannah John Harder Jack Henry Adelita Hernandez Curtis Hill Ronald Hill Janet Hue lster Frank Huffman Debra Hull Honey Sue Hunsaker John Hurst Mario Infante Danny Jaime Helen Jaime Stephen Jaime Bob Johnson Jose ph Juarez john Key Arthur Kirkpatrick Jerry Larios Ginger Lasseter 129 Sophomore Corn! Nancy Lausten Keith Laveroni Danny Ledford Jamie Leonard Carol Lewis Joe Lials Patricia Lopez Raymond Lopez Robert N. Lopez Raymond MacAbee Maria Maldonado Janice Marcus Shirley Marcus Vickey Marino Bobby Martin George Martinez Manuel Martinez Sergio Martinez Glenda Mason Robert McDonald Randy McNown Cynthia Mendoca Pedro Miranda . um The lead monkey, Greg Light, entertains other Sophomore monkeys! John Molina. Kerry Michaelson Noe Montoya Frank Morra Steven Mottau Aida Mottu Carol Munoz Johnny Munoz Nancy Nyland Collen Murphy Sandy Ober Intravia George Moran Shawn O'Brien Jim Oerman Janie Olguin David Ortiz Mary Othon Lynn Ottoboni 131 Richard Padilla Filmen Padron June Painter Christina Pappani Beverly Pellin Lola Perezchica Winthrop Pickard Cynthia Pierce Susan Place Leticia Polanco Angie P010 Jeanine Porteur Kenneth Poulter Janice Presser Michael Quaid Diane Query Ernie Quiroz Be linda Ram irez Juli An Rowe Margaret Ruiz Susan Russell Mike Samuelsgn Anthony Sanchez Frank Sanchez 132 Danny Perkins Gary Perreira Marion Pfeiffer Patricia Picardel Lisa Pickard Silly, Silly Juan Rameriz George Razo Ron Renz Frank Reyes David Rovella Jesse Sanchez LOuie Sanchez Norma Sanchez Sylvia Sanchez Susan Scott Henry Severinsen SOPHOMORES have scrub power! Will Sharp Juan Silva Eric Smith Jeremy Smith Cynthia Soliz Laura Solorio Debbie Southworth Elizabeth Starbody Gayan Stephenson John Stevens Gene Swartz John Talbot Marvin Tanner Gary Taylor Nikki Taylor Jacqueline Telfer Barbara Thompson Daivd Tijerena John Tobias Lidia Torres Ra ndy Totten 133 134 GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWNH Don Tranberg Benito Truj 1110 R1 chard Twedt Howard Tsztoo Dona 1d Vaccarezza Linda Vaca K are n Valdez Robert Vanetti Phyllis Valencia Rosemary Viegas Janie Villegas Jeanette Villegas Joanne Villegas Veronica Villegas Lisa Viscarra Billie Vogel Janet Walker Carol Winte rs Non-stop talking is a symptom of SOPHOMORITIS! Vicky Yanez David Yount Robert Zapata Cindy Zgragen John Alexander Smiles say the nicest things! 135 OUR FAITHFUL FRESI-MEN CLASS PRESIDENT Rodrigo Avila Edward Avina Robert Avina Barbara Ayala John Bacon Diane Barnes Susan Basarich Jeanette Bermudez Terry Bettencomt Susan Biermann Theresa Bingham Margorie Bisceglia 136 Mike Acosta Angel Alejandro Randall Alvarado Robert Amaya Elizabeth Angulo Steven Anthony Frank Arballo Becky Armitabe Fred Arthur Ortencia Avendano KREIG WILLIAMS. . . Elvis. Blanco Elvira Bocane gra David Borges Jeff Boyce I don't care what the upper-classmen say, Istill think Freshmen are the BEST! Robin Boyd Lowell Bradford Teresa Brady Raymond Bravo Janet Breslauer Paul Bruno Debbie Bryant Bette Buckingham Bill Burton Kenneth Butler 137 138 Nancy Butterfield Jonathan Byer Elsa Cabrera Anna Campa Kim Carpenter James Carreiro Yvonne Carrillo Valentino Casarez Victor Casillas Armira Chavez Armida Chavez Arthur Cordova Danny Cordova Irene Cordova Bentio Coronado Johnnie Corral Tomas Corral Eleda Correa David Costa William Crawford Wanda Davidson Jeff Davis Antonio deOliveira F rancisco deOliveira Jose deOliveira Susan Dias Margaret Diaz Mary Virginia Diaz Gretchen Dilts Ralph Dom inquez Joanne Dossetti Sally Duran Vicki Dyer Nick Escamilla Salvador Escamilla Connie Espinosa Maria Faria Teresa Felice Fred Flores Norma F lores Freddie F lores Segifredo Flores Teresa F lores Susan Follert Gary Fontanilla Barry Foster Kathy Frederick Alvin F reitas Karen Freitas David F urtado Jade Gabriel Leticia Gaitan Julie Galaz Evangelina Gallardo Allen Gansberger Angel Garcia Monica Garcia Steven Gardner Diane Gay Julian Gaytan Richard Gilbert F RES I-IMEN Jill Glass Louis Godoy Theresa Godoy Peter Gomez Anna. Gonzales Aurelio Gonzales 1 i Reigning over the Freshmen Reception were Pat Hagins and Cathy McAbee. Linda Gonzales Ruth Gonzales Greg Goularte Kelley Grantham Mike Graves Maria Guerra Mary Gutierrez Rosa Gutierrez David Gutierrez Donna Hagins Patrick Hagins Ken Hale Ronald Hannah Anne Hart Peter Hassler Steve Hatfield 140 F RESHMEN Kevin Haynes Dolores Hernandez Maria Hernandez Sylvia Hernandez Stella Herrera Larry Hightshoe Janice Hill John Horcajo Ann Hudson Lynore Ingham Raymond Jaime Najwa Jardali Thomas Jaurigue Molly Jennings Richard Jones Ian Joseph Gracie Juarez Thomas Kennedy Ernest King Evelyn King jeanne LaPointe Carl Large Thomas Larios Lynn Laveroni Evelyn Leal Maria Leal Tonya Lemos Bonnie Leon George Leon Salvador Leon Allen Lew1s Patty LittIEJOhn David Lvrnanto Larry Lomanto Alfred Lopez 14 When Freshmen go to After Game Dances they really stick together. 142 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN !!ARE GREAT!! Amelia L0pez Elizabeth Lopez Elisa Lopez Jesse Lopez Ralph Lopez Patricia Lq ez Robert Lum Rudy Luna Sandra Macias Dennis Maggini Mayda Malacara Gina Maldonado Stanley Manza Victor Marlow Celesti Marentis Charles Martin Judy Martin Mary Ellen Martin Randy Martin Elaine Martinez Karen Martinez Ruben Martinez Steven Maynes Carol Mazzuca Cathy McAbee Diane McBride Larry McDonald Richard McDonald Tom Melendy Rhonda Mendonsa Mary Miguel Harlan Wayne Miller Albert Miranda Francis Miranda Dan Montana Luim Montano Oscar Montoya Bode Moore Douglas Moore Claudia MoreJohn Robert MoreJohn Erma Munoz Ralph Nava Lewis Narez Rudy Narez FRESHMEN Lupe Navarro Hardld Nunez David Oates Manuel Ochoa Janet Paine F elix Palafox Willie Palafox Delis Pasillas Joe Patino Kenneth Peer Theresa Perreira John Perry Barbara Phillips John Picering Ruben PolancU 143 F RESHMEN Karen Ponce James Porter Rene Puteur Larry Postigo Steven Presser Linda Quintero Jose Ramirez Salvador Rangel Emma Rayas Cynthia Regentz Rudy Renteria Terri Renz Benjamin Reyes Rodrigo Reyna Kim Reyndds Diane Rianda Rcbert Rianda Steve Rico Dmald Rodgers Adela Rodriquez Fernando Rodriquez Patricia Rodriquez Patricia Rolf April Rosenlund Johnnie Rowe Tony Rowe Gilbert Rubio Catherine Ruiz Michael Ruiz Charles Rule Marlene Salcido Manuel Sanchez Manuel M. Sanchez Freshmen Homecoming Princess Jeanette Bermudes and her escort Ken Kramer. Raymcnd Sanchez Robert Sanchez Ruben Sapata Kurtis Schiffner Roger Shingai John Sellen Brian Schmidt Russell Silva Mary Ann Silvjera Jesse Slaughter Be rverly Smith Linda S mjth 145 Eneshmen These fine young specimen of student government have successfully succeeded in making monthly hbut unsuccessfuh rounds of collecting class dues. They have how- ever done a lot of taling about how to scare the $1. 50 out of 400 unyielding freshmen. We were quite fortunate when the seniors took pity on the poor Fresh and donated willingly hat one half pricew Baler stickers from when they were starting out in the new world of high school. This class of '73 is unmistakably the greatest class of '73 there will ever be. 73 has sur- vived the ridicule and persicution of the upper classes, and we are PROUD of it! Back row: Dianne Rianda Treasure, Anne Hart Sec, Janet Paine, Jade Gabriel, Najwa Jardali, Lynn LaverOni, Freshmen Rep, Larry I-Iightshoe Vice Pres, Charles Rule Sgt-at-arms, not shown Manuel Sanchez rep. to Council. Angie Solarza Juanita Soria Nada Sparling Steven Spina Sandra Starritt David Stephens Iim Stephens Lisa Taliaferro Mike Terasaki Gina Terribilini Mary K. Thomas Tommy Thompson Kenneth Thysell Terri Tibbs Irma Torres Michael Torres Dennis Trebino Lee Anne Tyler Frances Urbina Luis Ureno 146 ' FRESHMEN Maria Urrea Betti Valdez Patricia Vanetti Julius Valencia John Vargas Isabel Velasco Pamela Velho Merri Ann Vierra Anna Marie Vigna Rene Villalon George Villegas Alfonso Viscarra Trudy Walker Howard Wilcox Kreig Williams Ronald Williams Theresa Willis Laurel Wiltsey Bryan Yamaoka Anthony Ybarra Loretta Young Gumersinso Zavala Delia Alcuez Pedro Alivilira Linaa Davidson Julie Hernandez Pedro Mirando Joe Pena Carlos Rodriquez Julie Salcido Steve Sullivan Trini Sandova 147 this yean's Vansrcy lioousall team . . .ended up with a 5 win 4 loss record, but that really does not tell much about this years Balers. The Balers never lost by more than 10 points, and it seemed the Balers never really lost, they just seemed to run out of time. Perhaps the best effort by the Balers all year came in defeat, against champion Gonzales. The Balers completely out-played the undefeated Spartans, but through a series of bad breaks lost by a 6-3 score. The Balem repeatedly pushed in- side the Spartan 10 yard line only to have pen- alties step their drives. The Balers final record in league play is proof of what Coach Manfull called a great bal- ance of power in the MTAL. Almost every team in the league had the ability to beat any of the other teams. 1. Gary LittleJohn - tSrJ Defensive Tackle and Kicker. 2. Mike Cembellin - tSrJ All-MTAL Fullback, Defensive Cornerback, Player of the Week for Gonzales, Most Valuabe Back, and Most Inspirational Player. Standing: Coach Manfull, Coach Mattson, Eric Boyd, Brian Donahue, Ed Parks, Jim LePaine, Bill Key, Phil Yuste, Randy Schmidt, D: Lawrence, David Askew, David Ottrnar, Jack Hart, Dieter Busch, and Coach Casarinou Kneeling: Gary Goularte, Mario Ruiz, Gordon Tibbs, Don Rudd, Dudley Stewart, Jody Perry, Bob Perry, Craig Skow, Greg Lawrence, Manuel Leal; Greg Swett, and Mike Cembellin Sitting: Leandro Villalon, Pat Win, Dennis Barnes, Rudy Bermudez, Danny Casarez, Gary Littlejohn, Don Lepez, Rick Key, Mark Paullus, Bill Jacinto, Mike Sanchez, and Mike Watson. 4. Gordon Tibbs um Offensive Running Back, Defensive Linebacker; Player of the Week for Pacific Grove. Randy Schmidt - 6rd Offensive End, All-MTAL Defensive End, Player of the Week for Holy Cross, and Outstanding Defensive Lineman. Dave Ottmar - $rJ Quarterback, All- MTAL Defensive Back, Most Valuable Player, Most Outstanding Defensive Back, and Player of the Week for Gilroy. 151 Manuel Leal - 6rJ Offensive Running Back, Defensive Back; Most Improved Player, Player of the Week - Carmel Jim LePaine - Um Offensive Flanker, Defensive Back Dan Lawrence - er All-MTAL Offensive End, Defensive; Outstanding Offensive Line- man, Player of the Week - King City Don Rudd - QrJ Offensive Fullback, Defen 1ve Linebacker Jody Perry - $rJ Offensive Guard, Defensive Cornerback Bill Key - wm Offensive Guard, Defensive Linebacker; Outstanding Defensive Lineman, Player of the Week - Los Banos Bob Perry - $rJ Offensive Tackle, Defensive Tackle Phil Yuste - er Offensive Flanker, Defensive Back; Player of the Week - Palma the hayseeo 01210 Squao enceo up With a toun way me $012 nnst place . . . with a 7 win, 1 loss, ltie record. Gonzales, Carmel, and Pacific Grove posted identical records. Needless to say, the league was balanced. The Hayseeds only loss was to Carmel, in a close contest. Next year's Varsity can expect many talented scphomores and Juniors from this year's IV, to step into starting positions. a11LOSBANOS 0.....17 thILROY 16 . . . . .18 CARMEL 28 . . . . . 20 HOLY CROSS 0 . . . . . 37 PACIFIC GROVE 12 . . . . .16 GONZALES 7.....27 SAN LORENZO 20 . a . . . 24 KING CITY 11. . . . .14 PALMA O . . . . .14 154 i1 Denotes non-conference games Juniors Richard Hall and Mike Mahue close in for the tackle. Don Tranberg goes down fighting. Standing: Coach Larry Williams, Mike Bawdon, Randy McKnown, Paul Hudson, Jeff Comes, Bob Quinn, Richard Hall Gary Garrett, Todd Marentis, James Davidson, Weyman Thomas, John Fisher, Robert Fowler, Dave Tijerina, Allen Shlpman, Ken Burns, Coach Bert Mantelli, and Coach Rege. Kneeling: Greg Light, John Key, Jerry Thome, Tim Grant, Dale Fancher, Joe Martinez, Sergio Martinez, Danny Ruiz, Ross Haigins, Don Tranberg, Ron Renz, Eric Smith Dave Ortiz, Jack Glass, Joe Juarez. Sitting: Roger Flock, Sam Navarez, Julius Nunes, John Stevens, Dan Shingai, Sam Garcia, .MggEgmrgggbgg, Jesse Sanchez, Dan Jaime, Bob Martin, Ray Davila, Jere Renz, Mike Maheu, William Sharpu Ross Hagins is tripped up as he goes into the end zone. 155 Standing: Doug Moore, Felix Palafox, Bobby Amaya, Dennis Trebino, Tony Kussort, Alfonso Viscarra, Pat Hagins, Jeff Davis, Raymc Sanchez, Paul Bruno, Tony Jaurigue, Steve Anthony, Ken Peer. Kneeling: Randy Martin, Ray Bravo, Ralph Dominguez, Rene Villali George Leon, Manuel Sanchez, Gary Fontinella, Bob Morejohn, Tom Larios, Mike Graves, Howard Wilcox, Peter Gomez, Mike Torres Sitting: Kraig Williams, Mike Furtado, Alex Stevens, Jim Stevens, lan'y Hightshoe, Dave Lomanto, Kim Carpenter, Tomas Corral, Ruben Martinez, Steve Spina, Alfred Lopez, Angel Alejandro, Richard Selbert, Ralph Lopez. The change form flag football to tackle football is always a big jump, so the boys on the Fresh squad deserve a lot of credit for just playing. Much must be learned in a short time, and this year's team must have learned well, because they finished with a winning season. The 4 win, 3 loss record that the Fresh posted was good, and future varsity and junior varsity squads can look forward to some outstanding players coming from this year's Frosh squad. 156 CA RMEL HOLY CROSS PAC IFIC G ROVE GONZALES SAN LORENZO KING CITY PA LMA HOLLISTER 0.....26 0.....42 12..... 8 27.....13 O...o.36 O..... 6 12..... 8 Standing: Bruce Vasques, James Morris, Tony Avila. Kneeling: Steve Jaime, Joe Vasquez, John Munoz. SiEirgg: Jesse Berdo, Roddy Reyna. At Left: Tony Avila, ALL-MTAL, Most Valuable Runner. The Cross County Squad, coached by Mr. John Coombes, had a good season, placing third in the Mission Trail Atheletic League this year. The season was also encouraging because many good prospects on this yeam' squad will be back next year. Tony Avila was the number one runner on the team and the team's most valuable runner. Harry Tobias was awarded the Most Improved Runner award and will be back, as well as many other good runnerso Standing: Coach Coombes, Manuel Martinez, Harry Tobias. Kneeling: Randy Totten, Robert Medina, Oscar Montoya. 157 1970 Co-Champs Scott Pearce uSKD Greg Swett UNL. Jesse Miranda All - M.T .A.L. Most Improved W Coach Wayne Lerios, Greg SW Valenzuela, ngeling: Ken Barnes, Am: Guiterrez. Not shown is manager C 158 Dudley Stewart Q73 Fred Valenzuela A11 - M.T.A.L. 138 Hollister a: Salinas 30 20 :k S oquel 1 1 46 :9: Santa Cruz 22 23 ,k Alisal 32 15 5 an Lorenzo 1 3 50- Gonzales 23 34 Pacific Grove 15 11 Carmel 25 3 1 San Lorenzo V. 5 55 G onzales 3 3 1 0 Pacific Grove 49 7 $3 Carmel 21 49 Perry, Dudley Stewart, Don Rudd, Jim Arthur, Scott Pearce, Fred ne, Danny Casarez, Leo Martin, Jess Miranda, Ray ROJaS, Henry Liams J$ Denotes non-conferences games 159 Don Rudd, Most Pins, Fastest Pits ALL - M.T.A.L. WRESTLERS; Fred Valen21 NOVICE, WINNERS; Stading Ken Peer, Bob Perry, Paul Leal, Joe Faye, Tony Pena. Kneeling Gilbert Guiterrez, Roger Flock, John Stevens, and Tom Lerios. Ray Rojas, ALL M.T.A.L., Most takedowns artin, Jess Miranda, and Ray Rojas. Leo Martin, MVP, ALL M.T.A.L., Hollister Bob Perry , Novice Champion Individua-l-Wrestling Tournament Champion Under the direction of Coach Wayne Lerios the Balers have Once again proved that Hollister is a wrestling power- house, by capturing a tie for first place in League and also taking the Novice Champiorship. Leo Martin was elected by the team as the most valuable wrestler. He was first in his division in the League and was undefeated until going to CCs, and he was the Lone first place winner from Hollister at the Hollister Invitationals. Other standoum for the team were Ray Rojas, who took fitst in his weight division t103i and had the most takedowns, Jesse Miranda, who took fist in his weight division, and third in the Hollister Invitational, and Fred Valenzuela who took a first in league, Don Rudd earned the awards for having the most and the fastest pins. While Jesse Miranda was award- ed the Most Improved Wrestler. Coach Lerios has done an outstanding job with this year's team and it is our hope that he will continue to do so. 1. Art Flores fought hard to bring his Gonzales opponent down to gain more team points. 2. Scott Pearce, a very tenacious wrestler, working for the pin. 3. The theory behind Leo Martin's wrestling was control. Here he handles a San Lorenzo wrestler and adds another victory to his string . 4. Dudley Stewart's expression shows how hard he had to work for his rewards. He won in the last second! 5 . Jess Miranda's record tells his story. His determination was respected and admired by teammates as well as opponents. Standing: Coach Larry Edwards, Ken Peer, Ed Lerios, Bill Sullivan, Paul Leal, Bob Maddox. Kneeling: Danny Ruiz, Magorian, Tony Gabriel, Bilbert Guiterrez, Gary Fredericks, Roger Flook. Don the Jumon Vansuty . . . chalked up some very impressive wins this season with 8 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. The utter destruction of San Lorenzo by the score of 51 to O and of Pacific Grove by 48 to 8 are staggering examples of a well-disciplined team. It was heartbreaking to see the team come so close to a champiome and then see them have their dreams dashed into the mat. They lost to Gonzales by 1 point; 25 to 26, and staged a 25 t025 stalemate in their next encounter. Although disappointing they earned a very respectable second in league. 163 Opponent Mora Junipero King City Pacific Grove Alisal RLS Junipero Oak Grove Fremont Live Oak Gonzales SLV King City Palma Pacific Grove SLV Carmel Holy Cross Gonzales King City Palma Pacific Grove Holy Cross Carmel 4t denotes non-league games. 6' 7 Dieter Busch Senior Center 63 43 67 63 96 33 49 57 54 59 49 54 39 60 57 66 64 59 49 59 63 51 52 47 Hollister 2k58 3:72 4k60 4:78 453 4461 467 4168 M3 2k61 47 62 55 53 61 72 58 69 67 58 68 68 68 59 Back row: Coach Bob Matson, Ed Parks, Jerry Sepulveda, Eric Boyd, Tom O'Conner, Dave Ottmar, Randy Schmidt, Phil Yuste. Front row: Manager Dennis Barnes, Mario Ruiz, Jim Bowman, Todd Marentis, Dale Morejohn, Mike Cembellin, Richard Holguin. Phil Yuste, All MTAL, MVP fw VVV! W; Vansrcy BasketBall Mike Cembellin Senior Guard Dave Ottmar Senior Forward, A11 MTAL. Varsity Coach Roben: Matson leads the Balers to a 2nd place finish. Tom O'Connor, Senior Center Sportsmanship Award. Randy Schmidt, Senior Forward gets the tip. Richard Holguin, Senior Guard. lerI'Y Sepulveda, Junior Forward. The Baler Basketball team had a tremendous season this year, capturing 2nd place in the league with a 10- 4 league record and a 16-8 overall record... Phil Yuste led the team in scoring with 249 points and a 19 average, followed by Dave Ottmar with 182 p points and a 13 average. Tom O'Conner had 144 points with a 10.3 average. The team was rounded out by Jr. Todd Marentis and Senior Randy Schmidt. Phil Yuste was elected captain and also had the best percentage from the freethrow line. Co-captians were David Ottmar and Tom O'Conner. The season started out on shakey footing with a loss to Gonzales 1y 2 points. The Balers came back to defeat San Lorenzo and King City before meeting League champions to-be Palma and going down by 7 points. Pacific Grove and San Lorenzo were routed but Carmel briefly interupted a win streak that also brought down Holy Cross and Gonzales. King City edged the Balers by one point but this was the last time that the Balers would be defeated. Undefeated Palms. went down before an enthusiastic home town crowd. The Balers ended an unequaled season with strong wins over Pacific Grove, Holy Cross, and Carmd. 166 Jumon Vansrcy BasketBall Back row: Gene Swanz, Curt Hill, Iohn Fisher, Jim LePaine, Gordon Tibbs, Jim Tavares, Loren Grow. Front row: Coach Bert Mantelli, Ernie Quiroz, Don Tranberg, Weyman Thomas, Alex Andrade, Mike Mahue, Manager Joe hWildcaQ Hernandez. Don Tranberg , Sophomore Forward The Seeds had an overall record of 13 wins and 8 losses and a league record of 7 wins and 7 losses. John Fisher led the team in scoring for the season. He was aided by first string players Gene Swartz, Don Tranberg, Jim Tavares, and Mike Mahueo The Seeds had good bench power and could play the rough game. Coach Bert Mantelli has turned out another good team and they should prove to be good varsity players. Mike Mahue, Junior Guard Hollister tip! J V SCORES Mora 52 Watsonville 28 King City 46 Gonzales 31 Alisal 33 RLS 37 Junipero 51 Gonzales 61 SLV 39 King City 60 Palma 54 Pacific Grove 59 SLV 62 Carmel 59 Holy Cross 52 Gonzales 46 King City 60 Palma 45 Pacific Grove 71 Holy Cross 52 Carmel 50 5k denotes non-conference games Hollister 55:79 :'68 DH 7 3M4 3561 541 566 55 54 40 48 53 55 60 53 48 36 52 46 68 66 BasketBall Back row: Coach Rege, Bode Moore, Paul Bruno, Larry Positgo, Fred Rodriquez, A1 Freitas, Ray Sanchez, Kurt Schiffner, Gary Fontinilla, A1 Miranda, Manuel Sanchez, Don Rodgers. Bottom row: Statition Larry Hightshoe, Rene Villalon, Dave Lomanto, Ruben Martinez, Manuel Ochoa, Pat Hagins, and Manager John HorcaJ o. :kMora Hunipero 2kJunipero Gonzales SLV King City Palms. Pacific Grove Carmel Holy Cross Gonzales King City Palma Pacific Grove Holy Cross Carmel 43 denotes non-conference games. Frosh Scores 41 3 7 45 4O 29 S4 54 47 56 43 56 6O 35 49 48 57 Hollister 35 42 37 35 4O 28 4O ,7 J 54 4O 30 25 3 3 4O 44 44 The Fresh Team had a disappointing season, finishing with a 1 win 12 loss league record and a 2 win 14 loss overall record. Their best game came at the beginning of the season with a 42 to 29 victory over San Lorenzo. Gary F ontanilla led the way, netting 20 points in the game. V ansmy BaseBall Hollister High School has nearly always truned out a number one team. The 1970 Balers appear as if they are going to carry on the tradition. They started the season with a lopsided score over Alisal as the H01- lister bats boomed, and later they won the San Lorenzo Invitational. On the next page are pictured 3 of the reasons the team has high hopes. The return of Stalwarts, Schmidt, Yuste and Ottmar. Good luck boys! Varsity baseball Coach Robert Matson Front row: Mike Cembellin, Jim LePaine, Rick Boyd, Lorin Crow, and Dennis Barnes. Second row: Will Sharp, Dale Morejohn, John Andrade, David Tijerena, Bill Key, and Mark Paullus. 3rd row: Phil Yuste, Randy Schmidt, Dave Ottmau', Joe Herrera, Manager Jerry Rose, Manager Mario Ruiz, and Coach Robert: Matson. 170 Jumon Vansmy BASEBAll Front row: Kreig Williams, Jose Martinez, Alfred Lopez, Jim Stevens, David Rovella, and Leandro Villalon. Second row: Jim Corrotto, Raymond Jaime, Rick Key, John Key, Jeff Sequeira, Don Rovella, Tony Kussau't, Bob Morejohn, and Jerry Thome. Last row: Manager Doug Moore, Phil Fortino, Robert Fowler, Craig Skow, Gordon Tibbs, Jerry Sepulveda, Jack Glass, John Fisher, David Ortiz, Don Tranberg, and Coach Larry Manfull. the NS . . .embark upon a new season they find them- selves with a new leader, Coach Larry Maniull. The team has lost only one pre-season game, and have shown good form in all ways. Re- turning lettermen include Rick Key, Don Tranberg, Craig Skow, Jerry Sepulveda, Jack Glass, Leandro Villion, Jim Corroto, and Dave Ortiz. Craig Skow also leads the team in hitting. The team has shown great pro- mise and hope to take the league cham- pionship after losing the last game of the season and taking second place. 1969 ALL M.T.A.L. player: Randy Schmidt, Phil Yuste, and Dave Ottmar. 171 V ansmy tnack .Front row: Joe Hernandez, Jerry Hernandez, 5Hggnylob 5,, Jesse Martinez, Joe Vasquez, Gene Carrillo, Julius Nunes. Second row: Manaqer Tood Chambers, Brian Donahue, Pat Wirz, Luciano Medeiros, Jess Murquia, and Coach Coombes. Third row: Manager Rosenao Hernandez, Bruce Vasquez, Robert Medina, Louie Arballo, Tony Avila, and James Morris. Top Track men; Gene Carillo, Joe Vasquez, John Chorale, James Morris, Julius Nunes. 172 llGhtWElGht tnack . . .is expected from the track team this year. Varsity Coach John Coombes and Lightweight Coach Russell Rege have fine teams to lead. The Varsity Team has great depth and is ex- pected to show a marked improvement with many of last year's lightweight team moving up to Vanity. The lightweight team will try to repeat as league champions. In the first league meet of the season, both Varsity and Lightweight teams defeated Pacific Grove, considered by many to be the top team in the MTAL. Vanity Coach John Coombes and Lightweight Coach Russell Rege. Front row: john Palafox, Dan Ruiz, Joe Juarez, T ony Sanchez, Ralph Lopez, Raymond Sanchez, Rodney Reyna, Jake Cardova. $ccnd row: Paul Hudson, Robert Lopez, Ernie Quiroz, Sergio Martinez, Ruben Martinez, Roger Flock, Keith Laveroni, Danny Jaime. Thg' d row: Charles Rule, Filmen Padron, Jesse Sanchez, Thorpe Rickard, Steve Jaime, Robert McDonald, and Coach Russell Rege. Last row: Manager Willie Palafox, Manuel Martinez, John Munoz, Jeff Comes, Bodie Moore, Angel Alejandro. 173 Standing: Bob Perry, Tim Grant, Gary Sturgill. BOb Maddox, Coach Tim Shellito. Eneeling: David Dryden, Paul Hain, Bill Lavagnino, and Jim Oerman. Vansmy Swnmmm Go! 200 Med 1y Relay 1 74 Jumon Vansnty With a flurry of flashing, falling water the Baler Swim Team starts its third season with a new leader, Coach Tim Shellito. Seven new school records have been set early in the season and the times have been steadily. The Lightweight team will try to repeat as league champions while the Vaxsity will try to improve over a 3rd place finish. Carmel is the team to beat this year and the team will have a tough road ahead. Standing: Howard Tszoo, Ken Poulter, Jeff Boyce, Bill Crawford, kMil-geMSampelson, Randy McKnown, John Tobias, and Dough Colliver. Kneeling: John Harder, Don Vaccarreua, Norman Bolger, Bob Tiffany, and Shawn O'Brien. 175 l tennis Standing: the Tennis Varsity Team, John Talbot, David Tszoo, Larry Yant, Weyman Thomas, Tony Freiermuth, Tom O'Conner, Ed Parks, Rudv Bermudas. Frank Shore. and Kevin Anderson. Kneeling: the Junior Varsity Tennis Team, Bruce Riechers, Peter Gomez, Howard Wilcox, Pat Winters, Rob Hampel, David Borges, Kim Carpenter, Richard Hall, and Greg Swett. Imparting skill acquired in countless battles, Coach Stan Breslauer once again leads the tennis team on another campaign. With a vast number of players to choose from, Mr. B sees a good season ahead. Ed Parks leads the rooster as cap- tain and as number one man with Tom O'Conner, Rudy Bermades, Tony Freiermuth, and Larry Yant completing the fixst five. Coach Stan Breslauer Ea Parks 176 W Dennis Copeland, Richard Hall, David Askew, Richard Twedt, Allen Shipman, Greg Lawrence,Coach Larry Edwards. Kneeling: Renon Porteur, Mike Graves, Steven Maynes, John Horcajo, Randy Martin, Larry McDonald David Dryden The Swingexs of the school are starting a n new season on a winning stroke. Coach Larry Edwards has many good golfexs to work with, in- cluding Dan lawrence, Mike Ehert, David Askew, and Richard Twedt, The golfers have already de- feated several teams, including Gavilan College, in pre-season practice matches. Dubiously un- daunted, the boys will produce a radiant record! BIG DAN! The Girls' Athletic Association is a club in which all girls who have untiring energy join to thoroughly exhaust themselves. Perhaps you've seen them playir a game of field hockey or showing no mercy for their Opponents in a hot game of basketball. Of course, back-breaking games are not the only activities on their agenda, the girls also enjoy field trips and excursions for fun things like ice and roller skating. ' Yes girls, if you have an abundance of energy MN WW waxmmk L - 'Mxxx L .. w and nothing much to expend it upon, join the Girls' Athletic Association and be part of a fun group, headed by our own SBJUHS P.E. teachers who donate their time and service to make this a fun club for you! Swim Team: Front row: Left to right: Rene Porteur, Naomi Bermudas, Casey Maderis, Joyce Lemos, Susie Basarich, Carol Winters, Jeanne Porteur. M 32w: Yvonne Carrillo, Janis Lemos, Adelle DeMaggio, Judy Kennedy, Ann Hart, Vicki Marine, Celeste Marentis. T02 row: April Rosenlund, Debbie Carrillo, Gayle Garner, Alice Twedt, Jean Harder, Debbie Bryant, and Pam Velho. 178 Last one to touch the ball is a rotten egg! BASKGIZBAH Top row: Gloria Ruiz, Jesse Garcia, Christina Pappani, Cnoss Counmy Cathy Dyers CharlmAckerman. m: Julie Galaz, Maria Urrea, and Kathy Ruiz. Track Team: Front Row: Naomie Bermudez, Juli Galaz, Maria Urrea, Emily Bocanegra, Roberta Ballesteros. T02 Row: Jackie Telfer, Terry Tibbs, Chris Homan, Gina Terribellini, Yvonne Carrillo, Christina Pappani, Glenda Mason, Virginia Raymer, Terry Reid, Casey Mederios, Cathy Dyer, Joyce Lemos, Debbie Gilbert, Theresa Godoy. 179 Left to right: Susan Basarich, Maria Camberos, Charlotte Ackerman, Laura Soloario, Jenny Shimonishio tennis Olvensmeo ano Unenolnq . . . are the many activities of 6AA. Among these are: Basketball, Flag- Football, Track Swimming, Golf, Volleyball, Baseball, just to name a few. Many girls enjoy these fun sports and therefore, GAA has a good turnout. All girls are invited to join this this really fun club! $3 Left to right: Joan Garza, Kay Crippen, Norma Renteria, Sylvia Pena, Annie Laura Bradford, Pure. Garza, Laura Solario, Naomie Bermudez. iootBall 180 Left to right: Tammy Galaz, Jean Harder, Pura Garza, Alice Twedt, Joan Garza, Janice Barrett, Debbie Carrillo, Judy Kennedy, Norma Renteria, Kay Crippen, Sylvia Pena, Annie Laura Bradford. i GOGIRLSGO!!!!!!! Left to right: Judy Kennedy, Tammy Galaz, Jean Harder, Jenny Shimonishi. Bowling 181 . Left to right: Mona Lias, Terry Price, Sylvia Pena, Tammy Galaz, Norma BASketBAll Renteria,Jamice Barrett, Pura Garza, Annie Bradford, Kathy Frederick, Naomie Bermudez, Kay Crippen. lenolnq A hano . . . .to a not so feminine sport, is the Girlls Athletic Association. The sport is Basketball and each team is out to win. Amid the screeching, hair pulling, nail scratching, and other- wise tense playing, the Basketball teams official is out on a suicide mission. Just imag ine yourself in the middle of such a riotous amount of playing ! The girls have fun doing their thing in this sport. This is one place where the girls can all go to exert all their energy otherwise used up in fighting with their boy- friends. This sport as all the sports offered in GAA, teaches the girls to play as part of a team and also helps, Left to ri ht: Carol Winters Gina Terribellini, Terry Tibbs, BasketBall . 9 ' , . P T m Naomle Bermudez, Celeste Marentls, Jeanmne orteur, 211 y 182 Galaz. a h Left to right: Celeste Marentis, Tammy Galaz, Alice Twedt, Joan barn, RC epy Kay Crippen, Pura Garza, AmIie Laura Bradford. Anchepy Expents . . . . find their way into the Girls Athletic Association. All girls going to Hollister Hijn can practice their skill of shooting with bows and arroWs by joining in on GAA Archery. At least one day a week, is set aside for these girls to practice on hitting the big colorful target that is put so far away that all the arrows miss it by a mile. Of course, it is so much more fun to shoot the arrows into the air to see hOW' far they will go. It is even more fun trying to find them after. So come one and all to find your place in this bold sport. Left to right: Margie Berry, Debbie Southworth,Angie Polo, Kim Graham, I LeeAnn Britt, Diane Query. Go I: 183 Bidding a fond farewell Denying a hasty farewell Welcoming the coming years Holding back warming tears. Thank you for taking part in this year's yearbook, making this book, and taking this book. The memories of these last four years will make up just one brown earth furrow in the field called living. Maybe high school is just one group of mushrooms in that fertile field, but the reflections of these years Will blossom into the most fragrant of flowers in the colorful garden of one's existence. It is my hope that if storms must come, let them be gentle, when sunshine comes, let it be warm, and please enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed putting it together. -Kathy Gulli PlSCHEL YEAHEDOKS INC The Brandy Bunch! Remembrance of a No. 1 team. arsity Baseball Jim LePaine on the mound for the Balers. Dale Morejohn goes for the ball on second base. The Baler Baseball team captured the MTAL crown for the third consecutive year with a 12-2 win-loss record and an outstanding overall record of 22 wins and 3 losses, The Balers ran up big non-league scores against Alisal 17-0, Live Oak 21-0, North Salinas 11-1, while also de- feating Gilroy 5-0. In the San Lorenzo-Holy Cross Tour- nament they defeated Hap-bor 6-1, Holy Cress 1-0, and Pioneer 7-5 and won first place. In the Salinas Lion's Club Easter Tournament they defeatee Watsonville 6-3, Palms. 11-4, Aptos 15-0, and lost in the final to Santa Cruz 5-3 to take second place.. The team was led by All-MTAL selections: Dave Ottmar, lst base, batting .432; Phil Yuste, Captain, gutfielder, batting .541; John Andrade, 3rd base, batting .342, Sportsmanship Award; Randy Schmidt, outfielder, batting .341; Loren Grow, pitcher, 7-1, and Jim Le Piane , pitcher 5-1 Also leading the Balers were Mike Cembellin,MVP, catcher, batting .350; Bill Key, outfielder, batting .359 and Dale Morejohn, co-captain, who played outstanding defense. Both Key and Cembellin received honorable mention in the All-MTAL selections. Mike Cembellin beats it out! Bill Key, a consistantly good hitter. W The view from behind the plate. Mike Cembellin falls away from a wild pitch. Bruce Vasquez in the 180 High Hurdles. O arSIty As usual Joe Vasquez leads the pack of 1-milers. Track The Varsity Track team ran to a fifth place finish in the MTAL. The Varsity failed to capture any first places. The Frosh-Soph squad faired a little better, finishing in fourth place in the league. The Frosh-Soph team came away with four first places. 3 ha baton is being passed with pertect timing during the Mile Relay. wwxm Raymond Sanchez clears the bar in the High Jump. Brian Donahue hurls the discus to a new school record. EVENT 200 Medley Relay 200 Free 200 Individual Medley 50 Free 100 Butterfly 100 Free 100 Backstroke 400 Free 100 Bre aststroke 400 Free Relay Diving 'WW WWWWW CONTESTANT Paul Hain Gary Stugill Bob Maddox Gard Hamm'ond' Gard Hammond Norman Bolger Bob Perry Gary Sturgill Bob Perry Paul Hain Gard Hammond Gary Sturgill Bob Perry Bob Maddox Gary Sturgill Gard HammOnd Joe Maddox TIME 1:59.1 2:02.4 2:50.6 :23.5 l:03.0 :54.0 1:13.7 4:29.5 1:15.6 3:48.6 137.25 pts. YEAR SET 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1969 1970 1970 1969 a 61' Swimming The Baler swim team showed remarkable im- provement, breaking 12 of 19 records though still settling for a third place finish in the league. Hollister lost out to Pacific Grove by only two points while Carmel again cap- tured the crown. The Varsity swimmers were only able to take two first places, one by Gard Hammond in the 400 Free and the other in the 400 Free Relay consisting of Card Hammond, David Dryden, Bob Maddox, and Bob Perry. Shown at righn EVENT CONTESTANT TIME YEAR SET 1. Start of the 50 Free 2. The racing dive as demonstrated by Bob Perry 200 Medley Relay Ken Poulter 2:20.4 1970 3. Card Hammond during the 400 Freestyle John Tobias 4. Mike Samuelson strokes to a 1:16 clocking and Mike Samuelson a new record in the 100 yerd Individual Medley Jeff Boyce ' 5. John Tobias in the Frosh-Soph 100 yard Breast- 200 Free Tim Grant 2:26'0 1970 stroke. 100 Individual Medley Mike Samuelson 1:16.0 1970 50 Free Bob Maddox :26. 5 1969 50 Butterfly Norman Bolger :32.5 1970 100 Free Bob Maddox 1:02.0 1969 100 Backstroke A ' Paul Hain 1:16.0 1969 100 Breaststroke Paul Hain 1:26. 3 1969 200 Free Relay Richard Yockey 1:48.3 1969 David Dryden Carlos Parham Bob Maddox Diving Joe Maddox 115 Pts. 1968 Tony Freirmuth and Larry Yant, both Juniors, will be back to bolster next year's squad. They helped the team to a 4 place finish in the League. Unfortunately, these pictures cannot show the best part of the shot, the range. Both David Askew uighn and Mike Ehret are able to hit long drives. The were both Vanity golfexs this year. enior Moms Tip-Toe thru W the Twenties Girls Of the Month Left to Right: Agnes Obeso, Nov.; Kathy Tavares, Jam; Jeanne Stephens, Apr.; Carolyn Mondo, June; Mary Hubbell, May. . .. A Waf$ , , , , Left to Right: Patty Shingai, Dec.; Connie Gabriel, Nov.; Alice Lum, March; Fra Boys of the Month . .4353 ' ' Left to Right: Dale Morejohn, Feb.; David Tzstoo, March; Jody Perry, Jam; Scott Pearce, April. Left to Right: Dan Lawrence, Nov.; Mike Cembellin, Oct.; Dave Ottmar, Dec. Baler Rock Renaissance an awakening of progressive soundsg This year's Backwards Dance was a chance to experience total involvement with beat, a first for Hollister High. Together was a light in the forest as compared to other run-of-the -mi11 bands. The sounds of Together have been heard in such places as the Oakland Coliseum, Fillmore Auditorium, and the O'Donnei Gym. They can also be heard on Capitol Records. The dramatic fluorescent lighting inten- sified the mood of the dance. g KY A RTHUR CHAVEZ VIRGINIA CROCCO MARTIN EVANS ARTHUR FLORES cA RMEN CABRLELE ABS, Cross-Country CL, FHA, GAA, Red ABS, Banner, Pep Band ABS: BIOCk H: V' ABS, V-Wrestling, Cross, RallY, Baler Stage Band Wrestling, FIOSh Frosh Football, and JV Football Block H h, A g PURA GARZA DAISY GUTIERREZ DILYIA JUAREZ CHRIS LUCAS ALICE MARTINEZ CL, GAA, Choir CL, FHA, Red Cross, Girls League, JV ABS Girls League t CAA Cheerleader, Rally, 1 9 nish BEATRICE MIRANDA ANNA MARIA OLCUIN SUSAN PONCE ANA NIARIA URBINA ELEANOR VALENCIA GL, GAA, FHA GL, FHA, Red Cross, GL, FHA, GAA Girls League GL, FHA,GAA GAA, Band Due to their academic achievements, the above students are graduating with the Class of '70. 13 Shangri-La . . . the promise land where all your dreams come true. This was the theme for the 1970 Junior-Senior Prom. Undecipherable hieroglyphics were observed by the people who twiddled their thumbs while hungrily awaiting the food. The enchanting evening was enjoyed by all, through the effective Japanese decorations. 9 ? r3 As done in the past, the staff of the E1 Chapitel has printed a supplement to the regular annual in recognition of all the activities and sports that are unable to be published in our yearbook. Many people in the past have thought that the supplement is just part of their yearbook Which has been torn out. Well it isn't! So don t worry! WWW NWWwWWAMNNM xmwwwmwam . ..t MWNWW , xxx th +;- ; . -:1! ' I kw, Jw ::m? -H-w . 1 ,- 4.4? ,1 : WA --- m in Ay,:...:a l 1,, ? VA