San Clemente High School - Thalassa Yearbook (San Clemente, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1970 volume:

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This year a new branch of Student Covem- ment was bom,the I.C.C. or Inter-Club Coun- cil. Club Week was brought about through the ICC. Eachclub selected a day to set up a bobth and give out information on their club. Drama Club demonstrated that it was a club for everyone. A.F.S. set up a tremendous booth and Sold paper with candy on it so that SCHS may have another exchange student. Balloons were sold by the Humanities Club which added color to the decorations 'on the VWs in the annual VW race. The Class of 70 won this race-and set a new record time. Club Week was a success it even brought abotnt a couple new clubs. ngz WK $11 a . mmthmma, MW. ,, NXTY QEQU! RES ommuxscum omnzi VG kcamzarm wusmsm x? QMA :A' ex 3 m'wsusm WIIJ'W W Vicki Vedder A5. B. Secretur-x Dun Sands ASH President Barbara Taylor ICC. President come LB Pressure Many of the pictures on these two pages de- pict the lighter side of Student Government. Under the leadership of Mr. Dale Drager the Student Council enlarged its A.S.B. Discount Plan to encompass all Of Orange County. Dan Sands, A.S.B. President, led his executive coun- cil and us to victory over Laguna in the annual A.S.B. contest. Striving to make S.C.H.S. the best school in the nation the Student Council worked diligent- ly and endlessly. .7--4,... - ......,..-'1 me... m -ou--- A touch of international flavor was added to San Clemente High School this year SCHS was lucky this year to have three foreign students, two of whom were from South America and the other one from Swenden. Ricardo Pereira was from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He took part in many school activities, the most exciting one being on the Triton football team. Hostess of Girls League Ingrid Lundgren from Kaarlstadt, Sweden was. - also a member of the Senior Humanities class. Ana Lizaralde came from Mercedes, Uruguay to spend a year in San Clemente with her uncle. Ana was member of the Senior Seminar and her smile brought happiness into a sad day. w h' - W'af-ggm n3$ngFLWuIA$mAm 7' Maw? .35 d.gt,$ .- PA . j A l! . is . N 1sW5WaA- irritkw awnacm . Head Dina Campbell Lori Anderson Spirit SPIRIT was the word for the year any kind you can think of school, team, or Class, just about anything and everything. Adding a boy to this yearys Varsity Cheerleaders, the Cheerleading 6 encour- aged spirit to the utmost. Head Cheerleader Dina Campbell lead her squad of yell leaders Steve Sharp, Lori Anderson, Angie Thomas, Chris Berney, and Jane Evans to victory in adding color, fun, and SP1 RIT t0 assemblies, game, and everyday life. Steve Sharp WAQWV Sally Crab , W Peggy Anderson Layne MacBeth Song Girls Contribute To With new routines and uniforms the song- leaders added color and spirit to pep rallys and games. Each girl danced around full of pride and spirit for the SC Tritons. Head songleader Sandy Ziegler and her squad of songleaders promoted spirit th roughout the entire year. 17 Cricket Bewsey Sandy Ziegler Mascot Debbie Hunt livened up the 69-70 pep squad with her bright cheery smile and spirit filled routines Soul Making up many of their own Cheers the 69-70 JV Cheerleaders rooted the JV, Bee, Cee teams 011 to victory. Sandy Wormser, Pam Cardello, Cindy Hillery, Angi Steffensen, and Debbie White made up the 69-70 JV cheerleaders. Sandy Wormser ; Pam Cardello Cindy Hillery Angi Steffensen Debbie White ROW 1 tL. TO RJ: J. Carson, V. Rhoads, S. Grab, J. Dusek, D. White, B. Smlth, K. Romanino, L. Morgam C. Hillery, St Knoch. ROW 5: S. L. Anderson, C. Sparks, M. Janton, L. Halversont ROW 2: J, Juddt K. Sterling, V. Clapper, M. Newton. M. Hickst D. Tippett D. Domingues, Aptst K. Stamp, T. Smith, C Thornsen, S. Wormser, S, Dougall, M. She- A4 Steffensen, P. Curdeilo. ROW 6: P. Berney. S.Curreyz B. Craig. C. pard, S. Devenherg. ROW 3: L. Lindhland, K. Shepard, C Bewsey, L. Rameriz. B. Lapham, kt Riley, C. McDaniel, S. Hathaway MucBeth, C. Bortfield, Jh Thompson, j. Petite. ROW 4: e Armstrong, Pep ClUb center Of L y y k VVPeClubsponsorsHomecomingperally. Triton,s Spirit Painting posters, decorating the Beefcutter, and or- ganizing the Homecoming pep rally are only a few ac- tivities which the Pep Club participated in the 69-70 school year. Under the leadership of Mrs. Stevens the Pep Club sold new booster ribhons and sponsored the penny competition during Homecoming Week. Presi- dent Cathy McDaniel and her club added to the spirit which made 69-70 a year for spirit. Like old times MxV , ,7, W WMMW WM ,W M w Victory! A.S B, first Sock it t0 7;, ??W a M V ' II M ii Roll em Drama Club takes first in car parade, Sold to the man in the SC jacket! 0 r1 e an s AAH Hail San Clemente Homecoming Spirit shows th rough. S O 1 New Orleans Soul was for memories, the day you sold for 50d: in the slave auction, a penny drive with the Class of ,72 coming out way ahead, riding your bike to school to show you had spirit, yelling uWe are SC, at the pep rally and meaning it. New Orleans Soul was the Drama Club winning first place in the car parade, the first time you danced to a Dixieland band and found out it was fun, pies for Laguna, Victory for SC. This was Homecom- ing 1969. Princess Peggy Ande rson Princesses Princess Monica H utchens Radiate Princess Sandy Ziegler 1969 Princess Wendy Douglas 1 WIWM 4N am; N, W; Wyw W x N xw W wry AFS: Julie Reed, Lisa Cannon, Debbie van der Kaay, Betty Sander, Intire, Cathy Shepard, Vicki Vedder, Sandy Ziegler, Larry Austin, Mr. Martin Slater, Lisa Watkins, Pat Wright, Steve Hockett, Ron Austin, Kincaid tAdvisorl. Alicia Canter tPresidentl, Della McGarry, Claudia Slaters Sue MC- A.F.S. Members Aimed For Another Exchange Stud A.F.S. or American Field Serv- ice was under the leadership of Mr. Edd Kincaid. The club pro- moted the schools AFS pro- gram while helping the foreign exchange students feel at home in a new school. Time was also devoted to fund raising projects for another AFS student. Among activities sponsored by this club for future students to SCHS was a dance and booth during Club Week. The club also held a Progressive Dinner which was entertaining for all the members. Ingrid dicusses AFS party with foster sister julie Reed. Progressive Dinner proved successful for all AFS members. 25 , m WW Club members entertainment e n j 0 y after dinner Starting Off with the annual installation ban- quet for the new officers the Spanish Club eri- joyed an activity each month. Help others was their motto and what a great job of living up to it they did. Helping in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive was just one of their many activities. Striving for a trip to Mexico the members had a bake sale every other month. Spanish Club officers discuss yearly activities. Members Hat Dance. learn Mexican SCHS Forms Russian Club Understanding the cultures and customs of Russia was the primary goal of the Russian Club. Through speakers and films the members reached their goal. The Club held many activi- ties. One of their activities was a booth during Club Week which informed the students about the Club. The club also held a dinner which fea- tured Russian cuisine. Russian Club: Laura Bentley, Kathy Craehlt Kari Opland, Patricia Neff, Mary Kipps, Vicky Ashley, Anastasia Pierce, Alan Yager, jim Hess, Val Kathy Graehl tPresidenti, Lori Zelko tSecretaryi Gednm; Quentin Smith, John Farr, Mike Bierwa Frost tAdvisori. g, Lori Zelkot, Mr. FrEnCthlub: Sandy Wormser, Meri Hicks, Barbara Olsen, Larry Fleck, Lisa Watkins, Keith Limberg, Barbara Mudge, David Vansell, Margy Sc roe er. French Club Booth Aids Treasury Miss Iahan tAdvisorl, Barbara Mudge tVice-Presidentl, Keith Limberg fPresidentl The French Club was a most interesting Club. The French language being as beautiful as it is, made fluent conversation in French very fulfill- ing for its members. Club activities proved very successful as means of increasing the Clubs treasury. Most successful of all events held by the club was the booth at the Renaissance Festival. The club in- creased its treasury and entertained all involved with the profit made. Club members only wish that more students would show interest in the French language. S??? txw SCHS CSF 1970 CSF is a statewide scholarship society for students who demonstrate high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship. Under the guidance of Mr. Schwenn and Mr. Passaretti the CSF established a tutoring service. Tutoring in every subject, the members of the CSF aided many students. Ending with the annual field trip the members enjoyed a year full of academ- ic activities. Carin Carillo tTreasurerL Vicki Vedder tVice-Presidentl Ron Cushing tPresidenU, Sue Ekstien tSecretaryt Key Club tL. T0 RJ: Albert DeWitt tPresidenti, Quentin Smith, John Russell, Brandon Birtcher, Steve Carpenter, Mike Young, Steve Hock- ett, Steve Sharp, Dave Wolf, Mike Kahle. STANDING: John Black, Val Ccdnov. Key Club Offers Service To School And Community Taking pride in their school the members of the Key Club painted the trash cans situated around campus. Not only taking pride in their school but in their community too, the Key Club held a City-wide window wash for any interest- ed company or citizen. Donating goods to an orphanage in Mexico was just one of the activi- ties which Key Club performed to help the un- derprivileged 0f the world today. Trying to promote community co-operation was the goal of the Key Club. Ushers Club: Betty Sander, Gail Patterson, Debbie van der Kaay, Ellen Wilderman, Sandi Schleger, Della McGarry, Marilyn Zagwolski, Sandy President Betty Sander and Secretary Sharon Young v Huhn xuuu. Waroff, Cheri Clarke, Judi Jones, Karen Jeffers, Cale Jeffers, David Scharton, Sharon Young. Ushers Club Ushered in Luv The Ushers Club presented assistance in many school activities. The clubs extracurricu- lar activities proved very interesting and educa- tional for club members. The night the mem- bers ushered at the Cabrillo Playhouse was a night of happy experiences. The Ushers Club is truly a successful one. Home EC Club Successful Fund Raisers To have better transportation facilities and more co-Operation from parents was the wish of the Home EC Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. Letha Gariepy and President Becky Enquist the girls participated in many fun and exciting activities. High- lights of the activities were a bike ride, beach party, and train trip to San Diego to visit the Zoo. The members also took part in hOperation Make-Over, and held a very successful fashion show. Home EC Club presents Fashions ,70. Home EC: Sharon Hathaway, Bobbie Bouman, Patrice Schulte, Page Dorothy Tippet, Kathy Abts, Beverly Craig, Shauna Devenberg, Joan O,- Schulte, Nita Bowers, Jenny Zellman, Janet Gibson, Beverly Baron, Toni Donnell, Susan Brewer, Barbara Eddy, Norine Corwin, Darlene Meyers, Saccucci, Janet Haaker, Lois Balliet, Laura Simonson, Barbara Baron, Gail Norman, Libby Eaves, Mary Janton, Mrs. Letha Cariepy tadvisort. 1.... .m x xxx W ii Xx xxx W JJJJx .411: :g Var51 531 C ubv i '3 WK Chi- , A CC- 1xe1? 'XX. 9-- .W x1 K , . WK; Ukrkvvgc 9 K7 xix: xxx: k vxxk n - 1 1 1 k C '1 XWWQ va ii 1. C, X; .71. L11 y 31.; x x i. 1J K 1 i TCLVoMZJX L X3 X Jxkggk 0K3... . 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ZiyraktiSizW v . z t 3 l urrev, Katie Stam w 1C DI n 0 S n h 0 J 3 Tar tan aru K Barb Star1ight Ball a Princes: Steve D vel, R1 k Brown, Tom W'ells, Mike Wells Jay Wer L, King Ricardo Pere $7ng .. ?4 zillizil?i9illg 1 ?47?471 ????;ng 4 grin Girls, League Starts New Tradition The organization of a club as active as the Girls League challenged the resources of President Barbara Stamp. With the help of Vice-President Carla Johnson, Secretary Pat Cur- rey, and Treasurer Katie Stamp, the Girls League, advised by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Veeh, sponsored many social activities. Foremost 0f the activities was ttThe Starlight Ball . The club started a new tradition of having underclass princes and a senior king. The club also had many other social activities such as the Big Sister-Little Sister Banquet, Father-Daughter Banquet, and the final event of the year, the Mother-Daugh- ter Tea. w sxxxwzwxxm I.Wm. Bobbie Bouman, Janet Gibson, Nona Brinkman Couples dance to Society for the Preservation Of Big Bands. Mary Shephard, Patti Steffensen, Carin Carillo, Sue Ekstien , , W913 ? a er Wm: x w x f Rkkxxx xxx x WAWW Larry Boquett, Doug Gilmore, Mr. Hubert, Mark Cetic, Danny Richardson, Jeff Morgan, Ron Demarois, Felix Berkhouldt, Kerry Sosalla, Richard Bray, Norm Bell. Paraphernalia Club Continues To Serve M83 Sue McIntire Cheryl Lager Patti Steffensen Deedee Drager Colleen Mathisj WWW WWWW ? I WW 7 ,, ; Hyww , W X W MMvM y 1y? Z, ? 7 M M i, ,4. W 4x I x , ,, f WWW WWW MMWW ? 2W WW Wmmm 9m WM. , l Wwwmwkmn , mm , June Mountain Successful nus. numb: NON... t l.. ht vi ' Ski Club Traveling to June Mountain the Ski Club had many an exciting hour skiing down the snow covered slopes. Along with their advisor, Mr. Shively, the Ski Club spent many an hour plan- ning their skiing excursions. For more excite- ;4 w w ment the Ski Club planned skiing expeditions to more adventurous slopes. The Club also held fund-raising projects. was for heavier snow. The one wish of the club swsga-WJ .-;y'..2n,1zwzgwq3t IT T V, f , t ,' ,, V ' ,, Q , , 7 T1 .W, e O m, , w t e w. w ,t w ' .. n : t. g: 'x' Photography Club: Jim Hess, Steve Sharp, Mike Peduzi, Doug Mann, bara Olsont Debbie Manning, Ron Cushing, Dave Neff, Val Gednov. Dave Mitchell, Saam Besse. Charles Senge, James Bermingham, Bar- Photography Club Sponsored Film Festival Steve Sharp tSecretaryT Jim Hess, Dave Mitchell tPresident; The Fertile Cloister Photog- raphy Club, new at SCHS, was established to promote an inter- est in the art of photography. The Club sponsored a successful film festival at school. The Club also held Thoweto-dd meetings for members and new members alike. In the process of assisting other clubs and private groups, the members of the 01le be-- came familiar with dark room procedures. A Capella: Brian Ackerman, Jeff Arroyo, Mike Ackerman, Ralph Bond, Elizabeth Bossard, Mona Brown, Lynn Brumage, Barbara Carmichael, Cathy Christie, Debbie Cooper, Richard Countryman, Cindy Crow, Virginia Crow, Ron Cushing, Randy Dastrup, Richard Dasturp, Mike Dowling, Carol Ellert, Virginia Feruzzi, Larry Fleck, Laura Fleming, Jeannine Follis, Becky Garcia, Kelly Harman, Romily Harry, Lesile Heim, Meri Hicks, Kathy Hobson, Debbie Hunt, Karen Jacobsen, Clare Kenney, Andy Kliss, Cathy Llewellyn, Kathy Locke, Mario Mainero, Marion Maxey, Karen MCLeroy, Jane McManus, Wendy Michaux Brenda Page, Dale Pierson, Larry Priest, Carol Pruitt, Doug Rhodimer, Sandy Rush, Cindy Schen- zinger, Terry Schlarb. Vicki Schwartz, Thom Sheets, Barbara Smith, Becky Smith, Mark Smith, Tim Smith, Pete Spiers, Charles Stephenson, Daniel Sukert, David Vansell, Grace Tool. xilirkim ing-Out San Clemente man Concert Cirlls Glee Sing-out could have been the motto of the choral groups of SCHS. Adding song to home football games the A Capella also held a very successful Christmas program for all the schools in the district. The choir also gave a very impressive performance in Triton Capers. Virginia Crow, Karen McLeroy, Performing for various Clubs in the area the Madrigals performed many memorable programs. The Madrigals also sang for the Orange County Music Teachers Association. Madrigals: Barbara Mike Knauet, Cheatum, Ron Cushing, Karen Jacobson, Jeff Arroyo, Lorie Jensen, Vickie San Miguel, Steve Sharp, Barbara Smith, Pete Spiers, Marcia Mitchell, Steve Hockett, Kathy Cristie, Jenny Madison, Pam Viennau, Richard Bun- kall, Vicky Schwartz, Arthur Scheele, Kelly Davis, Thom Sheets, Meri Hicks, Craig Dastrup, Grace Tool, Mario Mainero, Libby Bossard. ValW X ...W ,umwwo W Future Teachers Attended lTeaCh-In, FTA Members: Gail Patterson, Robin Ripple, Mario Mainero, Lesile Saleen, Cam Foster, Cindy Pride, Mike Scott, Debbie Vanderkaay, uLearn by doing, was the motto of the Fu- ture Teachers of America. The members learned about teaching in several elementary schools in CUSD. Developing an interest in academic service, the FTA members attended Future Teacher VJ . J , l, w ' ;.......-----. e in Chris Kearneyt Debbie Sorenson, Diane Martin, Peggy Delaney, San- dra Moore. Conferences at USC and other university cam- puses. Also the members attended a lteach-in, with all Future Teachers in Orange County. Not only participating in teaching activities the FTA also took part in Club Week and helped with the Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Medical Careers: Karen Reighard, Karen Smiley, Martha Holland, Johnson, Bonnie Clapper, Cynthia Slingerland, Mrs. Barbara Mitchell Debbie Samson, Connie Niehaus, Hope Jansen, Gale Jeffers, Nancy lAdvisorl. Medical Careers Club Aids With Dental Health Week Debbie Samson tSecretaryl, Karen Reighard tVice-Presidentl, Cyn- thia Slingerland lPresidentl To inform students about the more than 150 medi- cal careers available was the goal of the Medical Careers Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. Barbara Mitchell the Club helped with Dental Health Week. This was held to inform the young and old about dental hygiene. The club also took field trips to LA County School of Nursing, Orange County Chil- dren,s Hospital, and Fairview State Hospital. To aid their treasury and the public, the club as- sembled and sold first aid kits. The Club also organ- ized a file on schools of Medicine. The one wish of the club was that more boys would get interested and join. Debate Team: Mrt jim Smith tAdvisort, Mike Estes, Sue McClure, Brent Waters, Kitty Hall, Tony Armstrong, Doug Wright Debaters Improve Oratorical Poise Taking advantage of the accredited class time the SCHS Debate Team prepared for their stif- fer competition tournaments. Rewarded with many superiority awards, the debate team co-ordinated teamwork and plan- ning under the supervision of Mr. Jim Smith. Helping students acquire speaking ability and knowledge of the various subjects they debate about was the purpose of the Debate Team. Mass Communications Established At SC t0 .. :c't'T' Mass Comm Club A new club was established at SC by the name of Mass Comm. The members of this club under the supervision of Mr. Jim Smith learned about mass communications. Learning about television, radio, newspapers, and magazines led to many interesting and exciting field trips. The club also learned about the effect these communications have on people of the world today. The club also participated in a program on censorship. 'zlleyF-w; w .. CAA: Abts, Kathy; Adams, Suzette; Albert, D; Anderson, Lori; Ball- man Terri; Beaver, Barbara; Berney, Chris; Bewsey, Cricket; Bortfield, Carol; Bouman, Bobbie; Boyer, Juliann; Brinkman, Nona; Brown, Pat; Bulman, Candee; Bunker, Julie; Campbell, Dian; Caldell, Kim; Campbell, Jane; Cardello, Pam; Carillo, Carin; Corwin, Denise; Cassi- dy. Connie; Chermark, Nikki; Churchill. Debbie; Clapper, Bo lie; Clapper, Vickie; Conrad, Moria; Cooper, Nancy; Craig, Beverly, Cri- swell Nickki; Crossman, Kathy; Crowell, Dede; Darley, Janet; Davis. Jill; Dean, Laurel; Devenberg, Jan; Devenberg, Shauna; Domingues, $3 . 1N5 $5.8 Don ; DougalliXk e; Dusek, JoDee; Enquist, Becky; Evans, Jane; Finn, Peggy; FOSPEr, Cam; Canter, Alicia; Garcia, Slyvia; Couin, Ste- phanie; GraheL K' h Crab, Sally; Crundmeyer, Sandy; Gutierrez, Ruth; Hanes, Bev r' Hawkins, Deann; Hathaway, Sharon; Heim, Lesile; Hicks, Men; Hillery, Cindy; Hunt. Debbie; Hutchison, Tana; Jacobsen, Karen; Janton, Mary; johnson, Carla; Johnson, Terri; Jones, Sheryl; Keithley, Janice; Kent, Debbie; Kipps, Mary; Klaure, judy; Knapp, April; Knock Sue; Kutcher, Ronnie; LaBianco. Debbie; Lan- gley, Margie; Liebenguth, Jeanne; Lindsey, Terri; Llewellyn, Cathy; QV O $3? '1 gx Orleans Soul To SC Long, Tory; MacBeth, Layne; Mackey, Michele; McDaniel, Cathy; Smetona, Diane; Smith, Barbara; Smith, Bambi; Smith, Tracy, Sparks, McIntire, Sue; MCManus, Jane; Menditto, Marianne; Metzger, Tina; Cindy; Spencer, Sandy; Stamp, Barbara, Stamp, Katie; Stephens, Vanes- Meyers, Ann; Michaux, Wendy; Morat, Karen; Morgan, Lor; Mosemna, sa; Steffenson, Angie; Stirling, Sue; Swanson, Cheryl; Thoreson, Kris; Connie; Neff, Patrice; Nichols, Kathy; Nichols, Christine; Noona, Tippet, D0 thy; Toal, Peggy; Toole, Carce; Tovey, Ti; Trottler, Mir- Vicky; Norman, Gail; Odion, Nancy; Orlenko, Debbie; Payne, Kat; iam; Tyson, Jody; Velasquez, Patty; Van Hagen, Chris; van der Kaay, Price, Cheryl; Pooler, Cheryl; Pierce, Sue; Rye, Sue; Reighard, Karen; Debbie; Velardes, Bobette; Vedder, Teri; Vedder, Vicki; Wahrman, Riley, Margie; Romagnino, Kim; Russell, Nancy; Sanda, Claire; Sander, Diane; White, Debbie; Wilhite, Page; Woodard, Vicky; Wright, Pat; Betty; Schuman, Mary; Shephard, Cathy; Shephard, Mary; Shomemak- Wormser, Sandy; Zieglen Laurie; Ziegler. Sandy; Lindbland, Lori. er, Tone; Slater, Claudia, Slater; Slingerland, Cynthia; Schilke, Janet; - hr X , Z ,7 1, 5 $4.??? ufwvwhtt, '; 1m, wan r u xgo wwwnwu C Wu miN 4 9 4w x MWAQ! M x , yw 3A E .. ,WM. mmxmmwn-umwyAme-my Intermix 0n proves relaxing for ddnrs. The Drama of ,70 was brighter and more unique than in any of its production years at SC. The reason was enthusiasm, an enthusiasm warm and crazy that inspired drama members with a devotion so strong that the ilovable hams, united to present SC with some of its best thea- trical efforts ever. Drama Club opened its fall season with the smashing, production of The Importance of Being Earnest. By renting costumes and furni- ture of the Victorian period, iiEamestw proved to be the most colorful presentation of the year. Drama Thespians participated in a series of iiWinter One-Actsw and Offered their perfected one-act production, The Twelve Pound Look, in play competitions. T0 Climax. its 69-70 theatrical season Dram'a introduced for the first time to SCHS a iReaders Theatre, presenting poignent interpretations from Edgar Lee Mastersz Spoon River Anthology. hunt . 000000.05.V V +. 'iQntsoauoIII'N Kutnonnnnuut 'Houuununu o n. n ;' II. ll 5; .3432! ?ixx; x; x9 .3 sgti , :5 1 w. x wxm Unbirthday Party ,Illxsi .. a.i Ell13! 5.31s: .. , iggggsTSI'f Earnest mg A9? 37 $,w 1y Presented i $2.73,? 24 ?g? , 9 e B pf po 36 Hm .ba .mn cm 3 mm mm DT Aviation Club: Brad Whitaker, Joe Urbie, Steve Pierce, Jeff Gilbert, Bob LaLonde, Sue McIntire, Paul Mordasini, Tim Duvall, Don Levine, Mrl Passaretti, Aviators Fly At Oceanside Combining class and Club the members of the Aviation Club learned all about flying. Traveling to Oceanside Airport each member received an opportunity to test their aviationary talents. The mem- bers also went to the San Juan Airport to learn all about pre-flight Checks. Under the leadership of Mr. Schween and Mr. Passaretti, the Aviation Club members benefitted greatly from the organization. 5 Astronomy Club: Steve Hinkle, Chuck Williams, Ronald Odion, Jim Tullius, Lesile Jordan, Mike Kaluger, Craig Dastrup, Rick Kramer, Sandy Ziegler, Wt HF Astronomy Comes To SC Astronomy was the craze of 1970. Going along with this current fad a new Club under the name of Astronomy was started at S.C.H.S. Interested in the stars and planets members built an observation station. Taking field trips to various observatories the Club members came in contact with people with similar interests. One of the many activities of the Astronomy Club was the counting of meteo- rites. Under the leadership of Mr. Passaretti the Club enjoyed many exciting activities. .,.,,,W..WNW Meri Hicks Secretary Kent Davis Treasurert Barh Taylor President, Rick Kramer Vice- President Learning Throu Experience Combining class time and after school time the Senior Humanities worked for a trip to Northern California. Leaving the Thursday before Easter Vacation the Club visited many of the important places in Northern California. Stopping off at Hearst Castle, San Francisco, U.C. Santa Cruz, Stanford, and Sacramento the trip proved enjoyable and educational as well. Wmlxvil 'l' Humanities Adds Culture Progressive Education was a club started by the Junior Humani- tie,s students of S.C.H.S. Having a booth in the Renaissance Festival, car washes, and bake sales were all money making projects for a planned trip to San Simeon. Not only thinking of themselves but of the school too, the Junior Humanities students designed and constructed mosaics 0n the walls in front of the Little Theatre. Wt- :- . n - aw, ; x Wway x Mminy. Susan Burlwr. Ixrix Bnrll'c-Itl. Hun Cumplwll. 51mm U- slt-ill. Dvllhir Brmul. Ifxvhll HuitlumL Hun Lmu'. Pntrit'v Kvlly. 'Iill ,IWIrliiuH'zt'grxtil'. 'liSIin SLVIA-rny Krh SmillL Huurm'n Marlin. ,j,m Gibson. 4kg 'l'miymz. Lurlu Griffith. ulimlu Snrvnmn. Hvluniv QUairlt'y. Hm-ln-I I'klxmrds. 'Il-ri Rlumn 4;: 22.x, maria N w vah Hivlluuy Robin Hivlluux. Mam UrQ'HL Sand. Svlllvgvn Slmmn MHHIQ. Slum : Ilnlhmxm. Junv Wildurmun. livu-rh Uruiu Dvllu Hc- Gurn. Julit- Pmut. Kullu Cunmm, Pam Suchst'. Julie Xluurv. .Iuliv V Www, WWNV WW MvMuniLuI. Sundx Hivluu'lx. Jilllvl Slcvhx z 222 ; 4 M ngx Migz Drill Team Keeps In Step A I L Drill Team maintained a emilhh erChedule throughout the season Taking part in the half time entertainmegitl; thefljrill Team performed at all SC football games. Using white pompoms to signify spirit the Drill Team accomplished very impressive half time programs Adding to their extra-curricular activities the Drill Team enjoyed performing in several parades, the first of which was the Huntington Park Parade which was televised coast to coast. The Drill Team also took part in the Saint Patricks Day Parade, The Swallows Day Parade, and the parade at National City. Music Enlightens Spirit At SC ROW 1 tL. TO RJ Diane Ellis. Laura Mathes, Pat McMullen. ROW 2: Susan Hart- shora, Michelle Fisher. Gail lex'ollyn. ROW, 3: Sandy Wamff, Chris Burtonl ROW 4: Mike Kahle. Adding color and music to football season, the band performed at all of SCHS, football games. Under the guidance of Mr. Harold Rosenberg the band participated in the Hun tington Park Parade, Swallows Day Parade, and the parade at National City. The band also presented a home concert for all the mu- sic loving Tritons. Not only students but also members of the community made up the SC orchestra. Com- bining with the A Capella and Madrigals the orchestra presented a very entertaining Christmas program. M r. Harold Rosenberg, Band Director. ' A'am, , WW $1M N JROTC Fills Heavy Schedule Completing a full schedule the NJROTC enjoyed partici- pating in 22 activities. Highlights of the year were an Exhibition Drill Team which performed prior to the CIF Championship football game which was televised from the Coliseum, a Military Ball held in Triton Center, the Color Guard and Drill Team leading all entrants in the Swallows Day Parade, and several field trips to military bases. a . .,.' 5t . v m? ' a w v M tw- , .L WWWMZ WW1; W Editors Pat Buher and Robin Reschan discuss Triton uith xd- visor Mr, Moe. Cordon Steinbis and Bands Roberts look over pictures for Triton This years Triton staff attempted to print a publication more widely reflecting and involving the everchanging SCHS campus. The Triton this year included such new features as Club Notes, Worker 0f the Month, extensive and un- biased coverage of the override election, and a few tex- citing, editorials. Due to extensive advertising the staff was spared the tedious task of writing up a lot of trivial copy. The resulting free time, was spent in broadening their aspiring intellects and debating such controversial issues as Greek Week, Girylxolf the Month and the Welcome Back editorial. ,yl 'A'Whi Bronwen Denton Editor 70 and Cindy Wine Editor '71 Thalassa Maintains Excellence Cindy Wine - Faculty Editor rx-m.. V44 VMV .mr Lw - -7- ,Mm.-.m...; 1mm ;; W i ; Ai Larry Whittaker - Editor Class Section Bronwen Denton - Editor Jim Heumann - Photographer Angie Thomas - Sports Editor $2 . .23. 2.; M a m w w m MWWVWWWMWMW kmxyuMMM W um nu uzum ma- $9$ f 11'1an .r .7.A.-.f--.-w a. ,, me; Y, ; ;Z ?Z,Z?ZZ77? ?x hang.-. ... uawlw 4 i 3 i 2 I i i E 1 i ? 4 3 3 '1. 3. i E ii g , mm work from sidelil IA J x7 Tritons battle against Villa Park Spartans. Season Scores Opponents Neff 26 Palm Springs 12 El Modena 20 Villa Park 8 Orange 14 Foothill :31 Laguna 0 7 Mission V iejo Nolan Boyer Uiy ready to pounce on Villa Park opponent. Tritons 111ch in NOH opponent about to get uuuvx. pmmm ,, ml W mu w VWK and p Bob McNamara QM Zips ball to waiting receiver at far right, Coaches Bohann and Eads plan strate Red forthe win. Machin 6 Triton Dick Tosdal b Htruggles against striking Opponents. Rick Kramer battles ball carrier to the ground, and picks up yards against Laguna. 7,, 0 y f Wm; WIM M, x v sz McNun Q4 leaps and tac es Tustin runner. Tritml Dcmu Rome traps opponent bull L rrior. 7,? Kx K'n- Ceddes strives to set back Laguna Triton spectators demonstrate spirit and originality. With assistance from teammates. Bob McNamara Q4 K cuts up field. ROW 1: LV Maxey, J. Faith, C. Jarrett, T. Terry, A. Rosales, J. Malagon, P, Devlin, M. Hines, Di Bourg, T. Valdivia, S. Ringer, H. Ferguson, M, R. Andres, B. Bundy, D. OiCrady. ROW 2: D. Vick, T. LeHecka, M. Paschell, T. Kieman, F. McDermitt, D. Howe tmgrii. ROW 4: B. Stein- O,Gradyt J. Boyer, M. Pearch, S. Johannes, T. Wells, R. Beamon, T. beis, J. Reyes, B. Frye, A. Harry, J. Miller, P, Lock, Ti Halleron, R. Nichols, M. Hansford, W. Mellori ROW 3: B. McDonald, Mi Dunham, Fisher, S. McKenna, Ti Hoffman, F. Ekstein, M. Young, T. Reschan. Bees Sweep League The Triton team, coached by Mr. Leon and Mr. Chambers, brought home its first Crestview League Championship. In completing a nearly undefeated season, the Bees bowed only to Neff. With the fan- tastic quarterbacking of Scott Johannes, the Tritons , g rolled mercilessly over their fearful opponents. i W The first league game resulted in an easy 28-0 vic- i tory for the Triton Bees over the El Modena Van- guards. Villa Park was the next victim to fall to the powerful Tritons with a score of 28-12. Orange, Foothill and Tustin followed the trend, and bowed helplessly before the mighty Tritons. San Clemente finished off the season with honor as they smashed . . .1. C ' h Ch b d L ' 'b ant' struction during Laguna 41-0 and M15510n V1610 28-8. hmtcime: m m an 90 gwe r m Scott Johannes scurries for gain. Triton Tom Terry puts down Neff ball carrier. Triton Iunges for a few more yards, Triton Cee recovers fumble. 865 Experience Wang , - --$5 f Coaches Sharke and Graybeal discuss game strategy. w xxx .xmixxx ,ax ,x,x4xx myy.,x,s,xaa ..x,z,K;,'xx,,,g..,xxvxx xyg,aay x x x,5ng x kt,, ,,, x x x , K ' . n.v.w.u.xnw.x ,xvmxw, , 2 xuw JakawMK.HAWink.axkw,k-akA,am,A r . . , g.,,, ' .yy, . 4 ,4, x 4 ROW 1: L-R: D. Cannavo, J. Tunnicliff, C. Dargan, U. Blough, J Engs- M Rich, D. Reese, J. Albright. ROW 4: R. Garcia, 1. Criswell, R. Sager, trom. W. Hines D4 Herberich. XI. Blanda XI. MacMillian. ROW 2: R. D. Hartman, B. Harlow, R. Cardello, M. Ward, 5. Johnson, ROW 5: J. Harlow, R. Mendez, B. Dougall, C. Blougn, J. Lapham, D. Murphy, 1. Pittman, F Camarena, E. Orwig, P. Piper, M. Baken R, Hair, R. Carril- Hernandez D. Weatherholt. R. Eisenhauer. ROW 3: R Wilson, D. Io, R. Aarons. BACK ROW: M. Rankin, B, Hurlbut, C. Fisher, L. Clif- Heumann. H. Banaszek, C. Kelly, D. Swanson. A. Rosales, J Pangrace, ford. P. Bulman, F. Carcia MN X K-R; ROW 1: Bill Ayer, Bob Lineback, Ray Ezell, Brad Winton. ROW 2: Coach Jeisy. Craig Stirling, Cary Brashear. John Milligan, Tom Davis An exhausted Craig Stirling hits finish line first Cross Country Rips The Triton Harriers sweeped honors for SCHS once more. To start the season off right, the runners carried home championships from the Long Beach, Orange County, and Corona del Mar Invitationals. Only once did the mighty Harriers succumb to defeat, thus tying with the El Modena Vanguards for the Crestview wag Kt W711 W W ' MW vegetarian x League Championship. Capping Off the season competition with honors, the Triton Harriers placed first in semi-finals and captured fourth place in the CIF Finals. Needless to say, the students of San Clemente High were extremely proud of the accomplishments of their cross- country team. SC and Orange Varsity teams begin the two mile race at the sound of a gun. Comache tBiH Ayeri pours it on and passes Orange runnerr Limey tBoh Linebacki out last fexx feet, sweats Cary Brashear takes long strides towards finish line JV TEAM; ROW 1: Cliff Ceddes, Brian Ackermam Bill Fournier, Brad Bussby. BACK ROW: Lowell Blum. Robert Garcia. Mark Bradshaw. Bill Lohrman, John Schaffer Lowell Blum speeds up near fin- ish line, Bill Foumier, near the end ofa grueling race Soph-Frosh Takes Second Peter Ferurri pours it on and passes opponent. FROSH-SOPH TEAM; ROW 1: Tim Smith, Mike Scott Rick Lincback, Peter Ferarri, BACK ROW: Brian Peter, Rene Hunn. Jeff Douding, George Lasanti. BACK ROW: tl-ri S. Ledsinger, 5. Monroe, S. Kalota, T. Caulden, At Ballog, Br McCaslin. MIDDLE ROW: Mi Engstrom, D, Mitchell, C. The SCHS Varsity Basketball team, headed by coach John Baker, ended the season with a split record in Crest- view league competition. The Tritons rolled smoothly over E1 Modena, with a score of 78-65 in the first league game of the season. However, the next two games, against Villa Park and Orange, were a dissappointment. Fired up with two losses in a row, the Tritons toppled the Foothill Knights by 14 points, making it the most exciting game of the season for the Tritons on their own home court. The next week, though, the Tritorfs luck Changed, and the Tustin Tillers edged by them by six points. The Red Cagefs were looking for blood as they confidently rolled over Laguna with a score of 81-51 the following week. But, turn about being fair play, Mission Viejo took the Tritons for an uncomfortable 30 point ride. The Tritons opened up the second half of the season with a victory over E1 Modena, but fell by a single point to the Villa Park Vanguards the following week. The Cagers went on in glory to defeat the Tillers, and to total- ly destroy the Artists with a 40 point lead. Domenichini, J. Scott, C. Anderson, FRONT ROW: D. Lombardi, R. Mason, S. Lombardi Season League Scores E1 Modena Villa Park Orange Foothill Tustin Laguna Mission Viejo El Modena Villa Park Orange Foothill Tustin Laguna Mission Viejo Opponents 65 80 69 53 56 51 81 61 62 82 82 56 44 29 l rlIODS hang m there. -.2 1595;; .MINUTES M BEBE 'nuuns I Lamunm 5 IIBEBgIII ; Tustin man struggles for control of ball SC Dumps Tustin: 59-56 1: mnuELL: . m Scoreboard reflects Tustixfs defeat, Triton moves in for the lay-up. N'm ?:st V '44. Dnmenichini U33 shoots from outside as MCCaslin 65D looks on. 2 , 2x4 ,., 4 ; ?Efiirlilllll I . . ..A..,..! 3;. ,U,,,. , J a : u:.u.fv , . , w .. I , ... Ct .. um! , $2.: ., .. . . :9 1....;....,.,.., zwwumzw ?...$?anvigwx . f 9 x. Eg a n : . 1 ,,X r ?CZW Triton gets off difficult sh tious Spartans, i Tritons confuse over-amb look tough. attempt to K EIQXS Spartans It can,t be that bad! u , . xxxxxx X xx 714. x K: , 3: ,, xxx? $524k x 53 Triton leaps high to rescue ball from Foothill opponent. ights Greg Domenichini throws ball back into play. Tritons 67 Kn t. h .m.0 n K m o r f la b la 6 t S 0 t .m S e V o m n 0 S a M .k .w R dribbles past Foothill opponent. 2m Tom Gaulden secures ball for SC ig Anderson Cra ,. 42w?! . MW LWa ,sn. 1 avg Sal Lombardi leaps ahead for two. Dan Mitchell cam blocks Tustin opponent. .x Dan Mitchell 6m zips past 0p- With fingertip control, Triton gains two points against Laguna. ponent for hm' Tritons stretch to secure ball. xxx xxx TOP ROW: t-Ri Coach Di Maggiot Steve Peter, Steve Kalota, Chris Ellinor, Nat Riddle, Scott Peter. Triton stretches for rebound. MIDDLE ROW: Peter Sellers, Steve Cope, Craig Ruscher, Carlos Luna, Bob Garcia, Bob McNamara. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Ayer, John Allevie, Howard Valore, Jim Gienestras, Dave Sharke. San Clementes Future Varsity San Clemente,s Junior Varsity, headed by coach Stan DiMaggio, is noted as being the best JV team in the history of SCHS. At the end of the first round, they were leading the Crestview League, with a $x hdn and one kBSIeCOHi The MarUng hneaqx and hxuhng scorers are: Howard Valore, Chris Ellinor, Steve Kalota, Steve tjope and,Ikie SeHers.'Fhese boys scored an average of up kiten pohus per ganne.'The Junior Vargty has bth up a reputann of honor HIE season, and looks hnwvard to another succesdid yearin 1971. Pete Sellers t24i dribbles past Tillers. W Steve Peter confidently puts one in, Tritons move in for two points Howard Valore HM leaps past opponents. B665 Trounce Tritons get the tip. vMMWM , ww Every man for himself. Triton over-guarded. TOP ROW: L-m Bob Sagely, Doug Balls, Bill Kenney, Mike Dunham, Pat Comsfourth. 130' - TOM ROW: Tom Terry, B-i-H-VVHJ-Lia-ms, Mike Dowling, Jim Boyer, Don Steffenson. K9 M KLVIW TOP ROW: L-m Mark Thress, Danny Nau, Tom Hoffman, Ross Wilson, Jim Albright, Bob Volga. Jim Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Hernandez, Scott Johnson, John Springman, Freddy Castillo, Mike McMillian NOT SHOWN: Charles Dargen, Sure wish those guys would get tired, . ,V ,w L ,,,, .- Ross Wilson 60? moves in to block opponent Jim Williams 05m gets in the scramble Tritons move in on Spartans. l i u 5 L t '5 $ 5 ; TOP ROW: tL-Ri Coach Bohan, A,Areola, M.Halverson, B.Levenson, HiLopez, E.Mendez, M.Mordasini, DBourg. R.Mohme, RrPaulson. Coach Phillips, MIDDLE ROW: B.Theriault, CrRussell, M.Blanda, Ar Yslast B.Eeese, V.Lopez, A.Rosales, T.Nichols, R.Eoberts, R.Dewees, B. Art Yslas works hard to nail opponent Jesse Hernandez prepares to down opponent. 15fo i x Madden, J.Gligo, J.Fillipoffr BOTTOM ROW: ErAlt, S,Peltier, D.Can- navo, PrPiper, CiJarkett, JiLupez, R.R0bbins, M.Wells, RAnderson, J.Hemandez, R.Eraun, DChemotti, j.R0meror Wrestlers hold their own. SC,s Varsity wrestling team had a respectable record this year. Although the team did well as a whole, there were several individual per- formances worth noting. Such wrestlers as Dick Anderson, John Romero, Bill Madden, Jose L0- pez, Ralph Brawn and Dan Chemotti turned in impressive wins over their opponents through- out the season. For example, Dan Chemotti pin- ned his opponent in the SC vs. Foothill match in 52 seconds. The average pin for the season was about two and a half minutes. One of the biggest point gainers for the team was Dick Anderson, who gained honors throughout the wrestling season. The Junior Varsity team had its highlight of the season when it met with Villa Park. In that match, they won with a score of 41 to 16. Foothill lost to SC by 23 points and Orange by 11. There were a few cliff hangers during the season, too. SC beat Loara 28-25, and edged out Long Beach Poly 29-26. - 1.1-2..- a.x:zr: 3 Triton resists opponent's hold. John Romero holds Spartan opponent under. Dan Chemotti struggles to keep his opponent under control Dick Anderson struggles for another victoryA Wm Wm Corby Lloyd, Tim Randy Smither, Rick Talcott, Mark Gammell, Jeff Krongaard, Cary Burris, Jeff Miller. NOT SHOWN: Mark Morgan, Chris Broughtom Mark Spitz. TOP ROW: L-IO Wayne Burris, Cary Smither, Springer, Bob Baer, Alen Fleming, Joel Hartman, Art Scheele, Tim Mathis MIDDLE ROW: Rob Scheele, Mark Maurman, Mark Little- page, Mark McCartin, Dana King, Mark Diamond, BOTTOM ROW: Varsity record holder Wayne Burris works towards a new reco rd. 5 NpN,XX x Xx u w Alen Fleming and Tim Springer; two tired sprinters, Mark McCartan, Mark Maurman and Mark Morgan off their marks. w. 0 b'v - $412; w - '4: k Crestview League stars Cary Burris, Mark McCartin, Dana King and Bulldog Baer. Tritons Greatest Season Ever Using a well balanced team of Class Bee and Cee swimmers, the 1970 Triton Varsity swam to a most impressive season ever. The Varsity finished 2nd in the league during the 1968-69 season, and the 1970 season proved even more outstanding record wise. The outstanding swimming league honors went to sprinters Alan Fleming and Tim Springer, and distance honors went to the trio: Joel Hartman, Randy Smithers, and Corby Lloyd. The backstroke and butterfly strokes were dominated by the ex- ceptional efforts of Chris Broughton, Art Scheele, Mark McCartin and Gary Burris. Senior Corby Lloyd, Junior Randy Smither, and Freshman Mark McCartin garnered the most points ever for the varsity swimmers at SCHS. The Tritons look forward to 1971 with the largest Freshman and Sophomore turnout in the history of the school. Var31ty Flyman Art Scheele wms again. Coach Cummings leads his swimmers into another victorious SBKSOTL Underclassmen learning their Starts. TRITON 'IRACK TFAM: R..Mldrs 8:th BAyor. BAchrman, MBakvr. Illianuxzvn U.Putxmau RPmnmn. J.Blutlx J.BllllIL LBlum. B Blacker, C BtmtlL MBrudshuxL R.Ertmn. B.Eusby Millwmotti. XVCmsIv-y Dllrmwll. T Duxis R Dmuwx M, Douglux T. Duvull, R. liisonhuuvr. RlizvlL P Pbrruri. J.l5ilipnfL H.15ixchvn BFryP, lanrhurinv BILurciu. R letlcs X'.lenmg XV UnthunL Mllulxvrwn. JHvumumL THHHInalL Kllumphrm. RHIHHL C Kt-urnm. DKinA'r. JDrnsv JvluphunL PlA'u'nwn, B Lirwlmck Rllinvhutk ULisuntL HLkmvHuL Hlmhrmuu McCorn. BMckcnlit: JHXIiHcr. JXliHii Trackstors take a moment to relax, gun. RMohmv, '1 ..Xl0rris '1 Viclmls liOmig. XI Puschull, NI Poduli. B Peter S Pvtvn TPImxdvn. A Rmulm, BRm-st: JHQH M Rich, ijm'ru J.RuswlL 'I ,SucL'11L-L'i M ScutL J. Shuwr, Q1 Smith 'l .SII1itl1. B.Spmul. M Spmul. 'li'lkrr'x Xlewy D'lhsdul. Xlioung R XVilson. BNVintun. UBIUth, R.Earrilln, B. DnugulL J.Dtmdim.L Flilxstvin. BFmIrnivr. RUarciu. CCt-ddis. RILiucmnini. Rllurltm W Ilium. Dllmw l5ML lX'rlI10lt, RSung CStcphmn. J Hvrnan- don 5 Heard. Bill A yer speeds up towards finish. Rick Ceddes zips ahead of opponents. riton Trackmen Honor SC The Triton track team, headed by coaches Reeves and Neidhardt, secured many honors for San Clemente High School once again. Through the combined efforts of Brad Winton, Rick Geddes, Bob Blacker, Ray Ezell, Bill Ayer and Brad MC- Kenzie, the Triton Tracksters became known as the toughest team in the Crestview League. In the field sports, Tony Hoffman pulled in many honors, as did Val Gednov and Kim Humphrey in the outside shotput. Wayne Sager concentrated his mighty efforts on the discus throw, while Vern McGerry pooled his 0n the long jump. Bob Blacker and Brad Winton scurry for time. My? XM We, Brad McKinsey leaps for tape. Bob Lapham and Joe Hernandez take long strides towards finish 2 Peter Ferrari steps for distance. Team returns with victory in hand Brad Winton and Rick Brown press for time. 1 'ilfmuaww Tony Hoffman skims the bar V ir xx x VWWV W MW xv 7 MN HWW xwg ,W V x W n, wwmmw ,1 lymmw,wzmnwxmxxmu , MW $010nm-wmrwmiMWllbrlu m , W w W won Ww WIVW ,l Wm , , - z , ? Bob Blacker dashes ahead of his opponents Vern McCerry leaps high into air for new record. sssmigesgt. m , ,, A II MO s - I . l . I. a bVWi-G' .13: y , u Wat A .r;m s w W??? V , wax. j' . J . I '99? . y. ,w, ., ' . W mm, J99: V.;.,1,.1I y, .s .. H51... . Stiener stretches for a long balls Baseball Season Fair This has been an exciting season for Triton baseballers. It has produced many very bright moments and also some disappointing ones. The Crestview League was excep- tionally strong, thus making almost every game a real thriller. Outstanding pitching by Glen Tsuma, Ron Allen and Ruben Paramo kept S.C. close in every game. Timely hitting was supplied by Tsuma, Robin Reschan, Craig Anderson, Dan Cludy, Jack Kalota, Mike Kiernan, Bruce Jones and Gary McKnight. Outstanding defensive play was turned in by Conrad Steiner, Sal Lombardi, Dom Lombardi, Tim Wright, Dan Berney and Dennis Reese BOTTOM ROW: yL-m Pete Sellers, Mark King, Dom Lombardi, Conrad Steiner. Dennis AReese, Dan Cludy, Larry Gonzales, Brad Whitaker. John Lineback. Dan Berney, Rick Douglas, Stove Underwood. SECOND ROW: Coach lsaacs, Scott Miklos, Bruce Jones, Sal Lombardi, Tim Wright, Ruben Parumo, Cary MC Knight, Pat Welther, Gary Allen, Terry Nielsen, Craig Rusher, Coach Phillips THIRD ROW: Glen Tsuma, Robin Reschan, Jack Kalota, Scott Arrons, Mike Kiernan. Rick Cropley, Steve Mitchell, Steve Frazier. Jeff Scott, Coach Adair. W1 n ,4 x4. x x NA; v TOP ROW: Uxm Dale Howe Joe Poncino. Tim Hoffman. Toby Reschan, Richard ROW: George Yates. John Engstr0m Corky Fisher, John Springman. Art Yslas Douglas Steve Casparro, Bill Day. Mike Pearch Mike Hines, Paul Yoder, Bill Clark larrett, Jim Bmer. Steve Griffin. Kenney. Ron Moras, John Pangrace, Tim Kiernan, Coach Chambers, BOTTOM Billy Day takes a breather. Final warm-up before the showers Triton takes off for run. 5;. $9291! it i V Golf Swings for Success San Clemente High School was greatly honored this year by the efforts of the Triton Golf Team, coached by Mr. Beaver and Mr. Stroud. For the first time in the history of the school, the golfers took first place in the Crestview League competi- tion, thus bringing home their first league championship. The coaches are confident that with the return of many of their finest players next year, they will be able to con- tinue this newly acquired tradition. MEMBERS OF ENTI RE GOLF TEAM: John Allavie, Greg Domenichini, Carlos Luna, David Eyre, Jay Olsen, Ron Oglesby, Steve Ringer, Rick Mason, Steve Mangom, Scott Johannes, Bob Volga. VARSITY GOLF: L-m Bob Volga, Scott Johannes, John Mangum. vmwwa .u-WWWWWL VII Coaches Beaver and Stroud. Rick Mason and john Allavie attempt unusual tee-off. . '29-? 1'. if I BACK ROW: tL-m Keith Limbyer Mark Smith. MISSING: Terry en. 956V , B'l Steele. FRONT ROW: Ben Ekeland, Bob Lemberg, Nick Maddocks, Greg Cope, Rick Wagner, $398 w a 3 , th or g1 Netmen Honor SC This year,s Triton Netmen continued the traditio for excellent tennis which had been establsihed b previous San Clemente teams. With the top playe: from last yearys Crestview League Champions, Terr Plowden, battling transfer, Ben Ekeland, for th. number one position, varsity singles were very strong. ' In tandem with the singles, San Clemente possessea two excellent doubles teams. Senior Jeff Kelsey, an. Juniors, Rick Wagner, Keith Limberg, and Greg Cop. comprised these teams. Mike Dowling, Nick Maddocks, and Doug Ralls wer outstanding among the many younger players who contributed substantially to the success of Triton tennis. Junior Rick Wagner serves an ace. , V w W , i x Kmmg amwa a. h e m meg? i f.a!uf A 2 a . . J: max $6 trimA ??pts Steve , , x , , 42. y7giz a 44.7, x iv , 5,, 91,4 ig . FRONT ROW y 2., iii. 1,91,! . 7? $fiwzxw2gw; ith Limberg smashes one into backcourt. Bob Sagel Doug Balls, Ke y, Mark Wrav. Mike Dowling, Greg Kelle a Nick Maddocks backs away for a forehand return. 5 r e g g ...l.. c .m ID 10 0 Dn h, C .n 6 ID r e H e n V2 3 w D o, C n m B a L C n n, n a m U C H g U 0 D n, w 0 r B E .m n n a m M T. .V. d w n u hm m , m Lm p m P b 0 km m A f a m 1V J m aw m .m .h K t n Y d a m. e y r. e e S w m C g m e 3 r. S G xi .m 0m a a y m w e 0 K R H K k. C A B gawg WE mi. :XE'N 'm ; 31. S .3 Q; Hard-working girls take a well deserved break. ymnasts Break Sports Tra Kathryn Locke brings her floor excercise routine to a graceful Close. WXWQW 7W ng m m mw-nmlu 'm m- mmxmm kwmkwi? ' WW V; Marti Trotter gracefully executes a lunge on the balance beam. 2 Clare Kenney displays her Swan on the high bar. 1 Miss Hanson smiles with pride at her successful gymnasts. . MCDCH .. :?:63 5895A q 366 $929;ka Raw WM ECCEZ kaLC; 7 CZA :36ng ULVAMQVQ. W 906;ka csoegAngS: ' W 3w M. - r . wk. ; .: ?;igr .. . , 'i'rr. . ' . 1H,, Officers of the Graduating class of 70 ifrom left to righti, Homer I I , Waisner, Vice-President; Sue Mclntire, Treasurer; Rick Kramer, Presi- i z dent; and Kathy Shepard, Secretarv. h f zumi 1 quw' ' C d ' C1 Of ,70 o L! Semors, ra uatlng ass ,,.+ .7 Jhii ii? i In reaching the final yearof their high school over issues, the Senior Class earned admiratlon 3 3i I lives the seniors 0f 70 looked into their future and self-respect. Privileges controlled firmly ' with anxious anticipation. Their own excite- but proudly by the ,70 seniors were Mondays ,e ' ment and personal misgivings formed their last and Fridays Bermuda days, special parking ': :- i year into a'poignant climax. The seniors strove places, and their own senior quad. During the if i3 to achieve the traditional honors given the grad- second semester unit senior boys were permit- 33 uating Class by inspiring change and communi- ted to compete in a mustache cultivating Xi cation between the administration and the stu- contest. , ' a dent body. Through involvement, not concern LW?H -i iMi'm ' W 7; h L V I V I V -A - H I H , , i I --. . , ..,V....,.,,..,,t...i. .' i i ..........M4---- $ . W4..: .M? -1..-. ...-..Auu A - .n. f - w rA- -- ,.7. V .V .w ..., -w.....-r -,,..., - '----. , A- , .- .y,v., -, en'- 3 ' Dana Abbott Carolinc Abcrcgg jan Amsworth Qv i. 3 Hr-.. d i? i t , . , 3 Ronald Allen JoAnn Anderson Peggy Alldt r509- : Athletics Cervantes, Humamtles, .: . Songleader. Pop Club Vt I 3 q 1 Robert Arkus Anthony Armstrong Jeff Arroyo Senatc Humanities Senate. Athletics Larry Austin Rick Averill Bryant Bainbridge A.F.S., Humanities House of Rep. , 7m, MM Paul Airovard Hubert Anderson Athletics Robert Austen Albert Ballog Athletics David Banker janicc Bardsley C.S.F., German Club G.A.A. Slcvc Burtock Paul Beasley Ski Club. Athletics David Beaver Debora Bell Stephanie Berger Dun Berncv Ski Club, German Club, Art Club Athlvtics Carol Bertling Robert Blacker Barry Blank Tori Bloom ' Drama Club, Home-Ec Club, Ski Athletics Science Club. Ski Club, Drill Club Team ; 7..4 , 7' ' - .. ...-;.. . Hwy kV--.- ...,Vr..--w. .- ---.....,-....,F.. M- .. www.y-V .A.-..., -.--M.-.. ,...4... v, 7;...0 ,.. -., .wA ..- ... -',;v x ..- .w. -7- ..... . w... -ww- -....... .. ,.,.,-. .- , w v:': a4; - . n5,- ., ur-u vr'f! Q. ' Z Lowell Blum Rose Boessler Diane Boggs Patricia Bohrer Athletics Drama Club, German Club, Triton o. D 1' ,3 f 4 r- -wzw-O n ; Ralph Bond Joanne Borowski Toni Boschetto Elizabeth Bossard Homc-Ec Club Pep Club P: -. .-n .n-g K A. , .qL. x Roberta Bouman Juliann Boyer Cary Brashear Mike Bright Drama Club, C.A.A., Pop Club C.A.A., Homecoming Queen 69' Athletics Mike Broadbent Mike Brown Rick Brown Vicky Brown C,$,F, Athletics Varsity Club, Athletics, Outstand ing Junior68, Julie Brundrett Richard Brunet Cheryl Bunkall Patricia Call Humanities Club, C.S.F., Pep C.A.A.,DriIlTeam ' Club I Tony Carey Karen Carlson Tim Carmer Barbara Carmichael Athlefim Art Club, Humanities Club, C A Drill Toum Steve Divel and Rick Brown lead homecoming parade. Pamela Carr Pam Carter d 4': WI 9 w R a David Ch ristakes Robin Cavagnaro Brad Cheatum Humanities Daniel Chemotti Athletics, N J.R.O.T.C. Varsity Bonnie Clapper Pep Club, Humanities Club, Med- ical Carvers Club Mike Coit Varsity Club, Athletics Denise Cook Ruth Cooney Shirley Clon tz Thalassa 70, Roger Conant Athletics Dan Cludy Athletics Club, Marti Conway D r a m a Committee Stanley Craig Club, Grad Night Senim . Chris Crain Kim Crider Thespian Michelle Criswell Elisabeth Crow Drama Club, Humanities Club, Cervantes, Drama Club, Calif. Home-Ec Club Interscholastic Press Association Donald Crowell Patti Currey Athletics, Drama Club Girls League, F.T.A., Humanities ' Club, Pep Club VNVM w Honald bushing Richard Dastrup German Club, C.S.F., Humanities Madrigal, A Cappella: Orchestra, Club, Madrigals V Gymnastics C m E H e , m .In l l.u H s vcw Mb. .m. v acl an M Dd DEC DO M V wpcw 1m e H3 .mmP who D e lo. 1n .d 6 ID a .I. 57C 0 MN m D ni A an .10 NM A.lu m 8. V . , Cm QC, , .H a D h , a b . u .m ehc . mm w: n nor l . 0 43. 9m w k, mm uh D mw mu mm d a lmH IMA m M6 ammo. T 3 mm CHM Dm .F m Em. m CT NW... .- . 7.....- ,r......v 1V6 g, ,v,$a , i 2 2 Come Al t4: Michelle DeMarois Marcy DeMars Grad Night Committee, Grad NightCommittee C.A.A., Home-Ec Club - Corvantios '7 anwen Denton James Derby Jan Devenberg Albert DeWitt Thespian President, Annual Editor, Historian, C.A.A., Drama Club, Science Club, Key Club. Student Best Actrms 69 Drama ChihCSF ThPSpiun 6 Council. Athletics Stun Dickens Terri Diggins Sta 0 Dix'vl James Dni Athletics Historian, C.A.A., Ski Club, Pep Varsity Club, Athletics, Student Club Council . . g; i 5 Sharon Doleshul Susan Doll Greg Domenichini Tom Doudnu G.A.A., Home-Ec Club, Pep Club Ski Club Athletics V -.... !.-. .....;..-.. ...,. , $..-4.. .... .n...m- -r- .mvv-V' -7.- ..w - .- aw-ka l A W av, ads-wwru .- p-nc- ? wjx W w dtgw Q Wendy Douglas Deidre Drager Roger Dransfield .w: VW.' Q- .mn--A;A Gregory Eddy Ben Ekeland Varsity Club. Mhlvtim -...v-- N, riffs. W'.. h V L. J .4... Salli Elder A little more to the left . .. Elaine Elliott Marcus Engstrom Michael Estes John Ettinger Suzie Ewing Athletics, Coon 0f the Year Varsity Club, Debate prxxxxw Michael Fandrick Debra Farley Band, Athletics Donald Fisher Jenine Fjelstrom Debby Farver Girls Glee. Pep Club q - ; A . Reily Flaherty Allan Fleming French Club, F.T.A. Nonie Fouch Judy Fnurnier Steve Frazier Susan Frederick - - ... . ...$.... -. .. M.-J.......mh-.-...- --......-..$.... Katherine Fuhrman Home-Ec Club, Medical Careers Club Rug v w m w $ i A I 4-,; -, gmr, .. b .w: ..:$- av- M 'Q ' 4 h .. m. v-- Is .. v31. . .. g... . . .amV i u4 ..,4..t x-.. . 4- par -.- - w.vnr 'v- v-vw- .- .W. James Gallagher Humanities Catherine Gantner G.A.A,, Pep Club, Ski Club, Cervantes . Rick Ceddes Varsity Club, Athletics -., vVV -WV v-..-.... mww. v v V -V Marice Gannon G.A.A., Athletics, Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Society Silvia Garcia G.A,A., Cervantes Anthony Gennaro Linda Goff Senate, A.F.S., C.S.F., Humanities Corine Greenwall C.A.A., Pep,c1ub, Ski Club, Cervantes Barbara Ganschow ' Alicia Canter House of Rep, Drama Club, Pep Club, Humanities, Drama F.T.A., Spanish Club Club, Inter-Club Pamela Gauch 'l'om Gaulden C.S.F., Humanities Club Athletics Lynda Glesener Rita Gligo Glen preceding to give Monica test answers? i. ., N WM, v; ' ' I $99 a Catherine Crzegorozyk i t $.Qam 4x3; . J. J. Hugcrh lll Deborah lluir bun llumilton NQm-y llunnigun l A.S.B. Pres. .FroshL German House of Rep., Cervantes, Crad- Trans. Glendora High . Club, Paraphanalia Club, Night Committee, Trans. Buena Athletics Park High Ralph Hanson Randall Harman Homily Harry LESlie Heim Aerospace Modern Dance Prod. House of Rep, C.A.A., Cervantes, . n Home-EC Club W. - q... ....-. ...-.-...w:- u. ---... -Ha +-.-V.. - .7 . . . y ' .u. dc :Vw ' ' a Hr: ...r- --w- Jossc Hernandez Athletics -Vw Tim Hicks Band Eva lvet un waw .t- . 'w..- v...-... .. . Mary Hernandez Drama Club, Russian Club Laura Hilburn C.A.A , Medical Careers bundru Hughes Home-Ec Club, Pep Club Karen jacobson Cervantes. Madrigal, C.A.A. Jim Heumunn Thalassa Photographer, Athletics Kati Hill I'Tcd llunn Hope Jansen G.A.A., C.S.F., Medical Explor- ers, Medical Careers Meri Hicks C S.F.. C.A.A., Outstanding ju- nior CirL Humanities Club Robert Hoffman Athletics V , Kxx I M J Monica llulchcns C.S,F., Thespiun, Gcrmpn Club, Cervantes Karen Joffors Ushers Club. Chess Club t I Lorrie Jensen Nunc'x Johnson Cervantes, German Club, House Home-Ec -. G.A-A-, C-5.F., Pep of Rep. Orchestra Club '9. a L1,; ,1, I. , J .1. ... V ., Bret Johnson Bruce Jones r.- House of Rep, Athletics, Most ' w House of Rep, Interact Club Valuable BasebalH W . . I Katherine'Junes Richard Just John Kalota Steve Kano . Athletics, Varsity Club, Activities Athletics Science Club, German Club W Co-Ordinator ' Sherrill Kellogg Jeff Kelsey Chuck Kemnitz ' Clare Kenney G.A.A., Pep Club Athletics, Most Valuabl'e J. V. House of Rep, C.S.F., Humani- Tennis ties Club, Mascot 68' 3 V 1 7 I X VI? .. , w-r-iv dd; nqur V ., Mun Kincaid Cervantes. Drill Team Richard KrunIt-r Sn Class Pres.. Humanitics Club, Athletics. Boy State Rep. . a i .. ? Cullocn Kenney Ed Keyser Greg Kilgorc ' Home-Ec Club, Pep Club, Hu- ; manities. Mascot 68, a E if '5' 9 f Kr MW. i H. ,. v :A ' a '2 ; H; ? ;; Awe A t, . -3 .. ; Andrew Kliss . Michael Knauer Linda Koscavage ' ' Science Club, Humanities Club, Madrigals, ACappella House of Rep, Humanities Club, :1. ' Athletics C.S.F. 3 , 1 ' 1?; g v V 9' l A M z ' n: J . J i- 1 ' .2 I Q 3., ; 1 '., A 1' I: It a .,-nbv - Kimmy Krause Cheryl Lager Robert La Londe l Pep Club Cervantes Club Wres. L G.A.A Interact ?j . I I 4:: . 3' i .' I , , A S fa: ' K Margie Langley Peter Langosh Colleen Law Cervantes,G.A,A. Senate, Ski Club. A S.F., Humanities Ron LaMotte Strvv Lodsinger Athletics 7 a H N MK .'d Angvlu lA-mus Dunukl vaim- Jt-unm- l,ivhcnguth Rulwrt llinvhuck .rXeruspacc Athletics Cervantes CAA CS. l . Science Club. Varsit-x . Club. Athletics . U1 ' N Joanne Little Ana Lizarrulde Bluik Lkm cllyn Corby Lloyd f German Club. Athletics Athletics . . J Tvn-m Lolgrcn Lmdu Luhrmun Dmn Lumlmrdl Sdhmlnn' IMIHIMHII House of Rep. Art Club Thulassa 68', GAA Athletics A. PS, CS 15.. Student Cnvn. thvtiu P. F... a part of life at Sun Clemente High. KMKF Connie Long Muurvvn Lnrdvn ' . ' ixQ-AWN ' A, .y... , ... m--- H .- ...--. .....h.m -...- , V7 . . , .7 . , A . , ,, . xx. 7xu....u;.... 0.7.... .. .. ,.7--.;. .- i--- ,.. . ?- 5 1 A I .-, m.gr, - 43 V-mw-st 4'! q ' now: W Q a: .... .v 4 FA .. ..- ,. x. 1m -,-..;, -....A J u l. ...0...V x VVVV' --- yr. . .V .W7 ..... . Cynthia Lovin bigwwwv . N Charles MacCregor V Ingrid Lundgren A.F.S., Humanities Club, French Club, Girls League n Malfavon U 3: Christine Manley C.A.A., Science Club, Humanities a Douglas Mann Humanities Club, Drama Club Barbara Manning French Club, Pep Club, C.A.A. Rick Mason A.F.S., CS. F., Athletics Mary jo Manning ,- , Paula Masny Art Club, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Drama Club Joy Markum Colleen Mathis Jr. Class Liaison, Ski Club, Home- Ec Club, C.A.A. Dennis Mathis Marianne Menditto Thomas Meyer James Michael Wendy Michaux Senate. C.A.A., Trans. Mission Humanities Club, Aerospace Drill Team, C.A.A., Concert Girls Vicjo Club, Athletics Glee, Pep Club Arlene Mlleto John Milligan C.S.F., Athletics James Mitchell Jeff Mitchell Teresa Moody Patrick Moon Aerospace Club, Athletics Thespian Ski Club, Athletics Seniors take it easy during lunch. Tracy Moore Chester Mordasini Cervantes, CAA.A., Varsity Cheer VarsityClub, Athletics 68 I Kmmew x. . - - -vvnr -v- r.-. . . . me -er'-vlv- Wv'w-V --w--.-,.-.r v Mark Morgan Nancy Morton Varsity Club, Surf Club, Athletics Class 0f 70 try to buy out the parking lot. ' 1, A 4 . Ni! V $2.4.. 19 w. ?:rw $Wr q h ? Kevin Moseman V Judith Mudge Patricia Murphy Virginia McCumb Senate, Drama Club, C.A.A., Drama Club, French Club, Sci- Trans San Diego ence Club . Ir 3 3 3 AA 4 4.x..iK-J Susan McCusker Mike McIntyre Susan Mclntire jane McMunus - Medical Careers Club, Chorus. Aerospace Club, Sr. Class Treas., Medical Careers Club, Hmngv-Ec Drill Team W Cervantes. Pep Club 'Cl'uh. C.A.A.. Pep Club Kathi McMichael Patricia McMullen Jeanette McQueen Chris Nadeau . C.A.A., Majorette, Band Trans. Damion High David Naegle Marcos Nava Kate Neely Chuck Nemet Thalassa, A.F.S., C.A.A., Pep Club Scott Nesbitt Connie Niehaus Cecilia Nielen Nina Nigro Ski Club, Athletics Medical Careers, Home-Ec Club C.A.A., Drill Team Gail Norman Ronald Odion Linda Oliphant Steve Olson C.A.A. Pres., Home-EC Club, Cervantes Debbie Orlen k0 Mario Ortega Mike Ortega Jeffrey Parker x C,A.A., Humanities Club Athletics Athletics ' ' . . ; .. - AA..- - . ' ' ' ..r Jr. -,-.., ,. ... -'Na... h.- . ......, A. ,.-,.-......n-.. -. ;.-.---.....g-......g. ........ .7... :ghu .f -r Al. - w.,.. .V - ,U,W. c Judy Parker ..... rm'... XX J1; Patricia Patrick Ron Patrick Gail Patterson French Club, F.T.A.. Club. Ushers Club Science James Payne Olavi Perala Richardo Pereira A.F.S., Athletics Jerry Piper Tony Plowden Linda Plumb Athletics Senate, Cervantes, Ski Club, Art Club L i jumes Poe Larry Pooler Becky Potter Bruce Prescott Grad Night Committee House of Rep. a I ' H VW'S' Laurie Prouty Robby Purcupile Mary Ramirez Hnme-Ec Club, A.F,S., 0AA. Spanish Club, C.A.A M, 4-7 - 5.. .,... .L. ...7. ,.. - FE ............. .-. ...........- u......v ,. - . , . . .. .kax -v-.--n..-r -v..--.w - -...-.-..,-..r '1 .,V, . . ,. . . L Denny Reese Joe Reeves Karen Heighard , Athletics, Most Improved Player Pep Club, C.A.A., Drama Club, Baseball - Flag Cirl Betsy Requarth Rubin Hcsclmn 'l crcsu Rows Spanish Club, G.A.A., Trans. Ste- C.S. F., Varsity Club, Triton. Spanish Club. C.A.A. phen Decatur High Athletim Doug Rhodimer Steve Ridenour jill Rinehart Donna Ringer House of Rep. Debate, Modern Dance Bill Roberts Susan Robinson Dora Rodriguez Robyn Romagnino Pep Club House of Rep, Cervantes, G.A.A. Pep Club, Flag Girl i; , Tom Saleen Wayne Sager Varsity Club. Athletics jennifer Rowe Armando Sanchez Jrl Athletics, Paraphanalia Paula Samuelsen House of Rep, Drama Club, F R I . HIIHMHHH'K Richard Sangster Vickie San Miguel Madrigals, Home-lic Club. Sci- ence Club Betty Sander Daniel Sands Ushers Club, G.A.A., Ski Club. A.S.B. Pres., C.S.F., Athletics. Humanitim A F S $ . Ketta Saunderson Ski Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Song Leader I Margaret Sattler German Club ' , -vV'-' --- r . .whmv 77.....-r -......- . UH... . .... .., . . - ' cf; -, vwws - .y-vw g ,A Arthur Scheele . Athletics Open Wlde! Hwy .4 Wj.pvgw-erwtul Q - u,4 'C l t L5 nlhlu bchcnziugcr Janice Schultcn Hebbecca Sellers Ann bheuhum i Home-Ec. Club, A-Cappella. Medical Careers Club, GAA, Flag Humanities Club 3? Drill Tmm Girl v N 1 $ a g , 'l'humu: bhccts Cuthcnnc hhcpurd Randall blcigh I Cynthia blmgcrlund Sr. Class Sec.. C.S.F., GAA, A.S. F. Pres. Surfing Club C5. F.. GAA. Medical Careers - Club Prost, Humanities Club 1' A Barbara Smith Carole Smith Judy Smith Mark D. Smith Spanish Club. CAA. Pep Club Athletics, Humanities Club Mark E. Smith Gary Smither Humanities. Athletics Robbie Snyder Pattie Soto Tom Spencer Vicki Vedder? Athletics W 1...: gig g3: Barbara Stump Ch ristine Stavron William Steele Patricia Steffcnsen House of Rep. A S.B. Sec, Athletics House of Rep. Ski ClulL Pep C.A.A,, Pep Club Club. Cervantes Club See. ' tx-nws. . -,.- M.-gM.h..-N- H ----M...-.MM-.. .n..W.v......m0. $---..wm--,-v----Av-N- - -,, FF . .wy-ww .. rvv-w-v ----- u A l 1 N WK N .A- , n, g 4; w mh- Gordon btciubis Conrad Steiner Craig Stirling Charleen Stockwell Student Counsel, Athletics Athletics Orchestra, Spanish Club, F.T.A., 1 C.A.A. .. Q-.-rM-Q11Q - w.-.-V.; V W ..;,-wl: A i i l : Vickie Stoller Elizabeth Sturges David Sullivan Randall Sutton i Crafts Club Athletics I y I I, q ' John 5xu-L-t hull bx lgurl Communications Club, Grad House of Rep, German Club, Night Committee. Athletics 0AA. '4 I Susan Swords Barbara Taylor Inter-Club Council Pres., Drama Club, C.S.F., Humanities Club Pres. W1! john Thompson Robert Thompson l'crt'su l'hm'nlun JuAml 'l'ippic Richard 'l'usdul Ulcn l'sumu Humanities C.S.F., Athletics, Key Club, Hon- House of Rep, Varsity Club. or Sm'ivtx' Humanitim Club. Athletics -. .i .4. Huchcl Turk jim ulcntlnn Christim' unl lugcn u-lu L'ddl'r Humanities Club, C.S.F., C.A.A. A.S.B.,. Sec C.S.F. A.S. 'F., Ski ! 3' Club .4 David Velasquez Pam Vienneau Homer Waisner Martha Walker Madrigals House of Rep. Sr. Class V.P. Varsity Club, Athletics e r. a W In Uh n H In a 10: W n K , ?bewa lm b M .m . l W b MU. 1m C B In R V . . Want arv ael Wells 5 e m n a m l H M w .M 1 .3 w .d .m L AF. Mich Ronnie White horus : A C lluul xx umH Lee Walsh Steve Wede Deborah Wheeler .. N. :1 iii... ..llvrl,i ,V9I9.... x1 llImmz, . KttullgA-hllilliyl. ,l. e i a Q. . 11...... . 5 V . Mal? ,- x! .v. W Bruce Whittaker Page Wilhite Home-EC Club, C.A.A., Pep Club, Girl of Month Oct. Carrol Wilkinson Tracy Wilkinson Chuck Williams Karla Wilson Kramer Discusses S Russ Wilson enior P William Wilson House of Rep, Ski Club Pres. rivileges - .w..- ...... ,.., -.p...,m:,. ?...Wy W... Brad Winton David Wolf Charlotte Woods Key Club. Humanities Club, Ra- din Club. German Club Sharon Young Loli Ziccaroy Sandy Ziegler Richard Zirges Song Leader, Girl of Month, Humanities, Pep Club U 4 Leslie Worth Patricia Wright Alumni return for great food! ' I rm ,.. W W JWV , ,.u 3.2g, 1wa wwwd' Mr w wasm m wwmuw A W...w......ym.,.. ... ....-........--... w. -- .. .w .50 ......-w- WAuUVWmu-MWQNW 4x214 nuuugnnif? W4 M4,... .4..uwg. .34... uanu8444$x wwwt- Officers of the Junior class: Bob McNamara, Vice-President; Tina Metzger, Treasurer; Jay Wentz, President; and Barbara Olson, Secretary, Juniors: Class of cc71,, During the past year, the juniors set an un- precedented display of spirit and unity. It start- ed with the fiesta booth in the summer where over $100 was Cleared. The football assemblies were dominated by the spirit of the class of ,71. The liBattle of the Bandsn, an early year ac- tivity, netted more profits for the Junior Class than ever before in the history of SCHS. The Bake Sale Booth at the Renaissance Festival, the attendance at school functions and dances proved to the rest of the school the Junior class knew the true meaning of spirit. The Junior Class also started two great organizations-- the Surfing Team and O.U.C.H. tOrganization for Underpreviledged Childrenl. These groups helped get students involved in interesting activities. O.U.C.H. was especially good for the students because it made them aware of what it was like to be underpreviledged and how they could help. The juniors also sponsored the From at the Balboa Pavillion. It was the highlight of the year. But it was not only the pro- jects that made the juniors Number One. It was also their attitude toward San Clemente High School. They wanted to make something of themselves and their school. They knew only one way to go--Forward. TiWe are SC. f. r-LL.., . a v r l i M.Ackerman A.Adams S.Adams j.Alnsworth K.Allen A.Alarcon C.Anders R.Anderson C.Anderson LAnderson J Appleby S.Arons R.Austin D.Baldin0 TBallman GBro V.Browne R.Erown S.Brown M.Erown L.Brumage G.Bryant C.Bulman R.Eunkall J.Bunker B.Burges D.Banks B.Eamum B.Barrick T.Barrie B.Barron B.Basham R.anman LBeeson L.Bentley E.Berger J.Bermingham CBemey SBesse C.Bewsey B.Eirtcher C.Blanton S.Bloom B.Box N.Boyer R.Brand CBrandt R. Braun B.Erey D.Bright WW Burris B. Butterfield C, Calhoun M Camacho j, Camarena D. Campbell W 7W ,WW A. Candee C. Cannon 7L Cannon m6 C4 Canterbury 5. Capitan S, Carpenter R. Carr R. Carrick JW Carroll D. Carroll JW Carson L, Carter C. Cassidy 1W Chesney BW Cheatum P. Chicas S. Chidester The brighter side of campus life. C. Ch ristie M. Clancey C4 Clark J. Clary JW Clock LXI Cludy N, Cole D. Collier M.Conrad '9 Ax'x vaxb W D. Cook S. Cooney N. Criswell M. Critchlow R. Cropley K. Crossman V. Crow T. Cruise D. Dameron S. Dameron D Daniels J. Darley R. Davis D. Deborde R. Decking L. Mathes E. Dewitt j, Diaz N. Dollar D. Domingues CA Dorries S. Dougall J. Dowling CA Dunlap A Dunning A Durham .xxxxa K, Cooper N. Cooper N. Cooper G. Cope S. Cope C. Cornforth D Corwin R. Countryman Juniors stretch spare time! Dominate Spirit D Garburinc TV Duval .a'kB Uurcia S. likstvin D Garcia Elder I w- .-. L .Www i. Hlinnr E. Elmer J. Elder V I am. , , 7: ' w . ' l, , C. lingolhard P. kinguron B. Enquist .M, M.' $ ! Rh 9. U K. Erickson C, iistubmnk D. Evans g i3 1 Y? x:am:;ma J. Evans M D. 1cm - T. Farnsworth l. C. '. 5 .C e . 3 , g 5, Parrcll N Garcia H l J; V. Feruzzi R. Garcia gQ J. Fields D. Guides l. W. f ' g ; . . 3 V, Cednm' .. K. Gibson ' AkL. Giesvlman . . . R. Fields M. Fierst P. Finn 2. G Follm ,J. bllgo A. Frascr . Grunkomeycr ? S. Goum . D. Fredlund C. Goya K. Crachl L Gran C, Friedrich R. Gammcll JV Gannon R. Gutierrez N. Hagorty L. Halverson D. Hannigan D Hanselman D. Harris S. Harrison J Hartman J4 Havaux D. Hawkins A. Hawkins A. Haynes M Heckscher L, Heisl C. Herman L. Hernandez j Hess $4K. Hobson S. Hockctt T, Hodgson T. Hoffman M, Holland C, Homan D. Howse K. Humphrey 11 Hunt V , M Hutchings x? , T. Hutchison kf' m y7 o 2 7 P, jackson GA James 32w x C. Jepson P. Jepson S, Johannes M Kiernan C Johnson 5. Kiewit w, MW , T. Johnson J, Jones J Jones T.Kim J Jones C. Kindlein S Jones 5. Jorgensen C. Joyce J. Judd J, Kirwan R K016 T Juracich M, Kaluger M. Katzmark ' Mg Q P. LaBair J- K9116! H I W$ C. Landell I V , B Kelly yrll Kent B, Ketcheson R. Kiernan L. Lambe rg LS Langlois O 8 S $ Sf '9 i7 9 ?kB. Lapham T. Langlois CS Ledgerwood B. Leif BS Levenson B. Lejeune P. Liebenguth C. Llewellyn Malfumn D, Manning S Manning C. Martz BS Mason T Mathis D McAdoo P. Mcbeth . McCaslin S McClure . McCone T. McCanne C. McDaniel KA McDermatt V. MCGarry M. McGhee K. Limberg J. Lineback R. Lisanti T. Litman TA Lohrman IVT Lock V Long J. Lopez D. Lowe LS Lowe O. Lucero C. Luna zzSa P. Luna R, Lyons L Macbvth Never a dull moment! M. McGuinness S McIntosh G. McKnight P4 McLean K. McLeroy J, McManigal B, McNamara T Metzger D. Meyers D. Miller D Milligan R. Mischel D. Mitchell M. Mitchell P. Muir H. Mitsopoulos M. Montoya K. Morain K. Morat P. Mordasini JrMorgan T. Morris T. Morris H, Morton F. Mount Bz Mudge J.Murray R, Murray R. Musch rela J. Mahe D. Nadeau , Knapp Nau 4 Neal . Neff Newton . Nichols . Nichols Nielen , Nohmy . Oberholtze M. O Crady B. Oliphant J Olsen J Olson B. Olson M. Opland . F, Renfm C. Renshaw L. Revet J. Revilla P. Reyes VF Rhoads x Kw . ,, , , M. Riley J, Ringer E, Rios TQW R, Robbins C. Robinson 1 Robertson G Rodriguez D. Ross L, Rottman C. Rude C. Ruscher J. Rush N. Russell JA Russell R, Rutgers MA Ryan D.Samson RSanchez B.Sandoval A.Sandm'al 150 g, ; . M. Ortega B. Pugv L. Pain R, Parumu L. Parker K. Payne J. Pecaut C Pechous M Peduzi D4 Perrin S Peter 5. Peter S, Petrone S Phillips C. Philips P Poe P, Porter B, Potter B. Prano R Price M. Quezada B Quinta O. Quiroz J, Reed u away ,- mm M4 . nv B. Stecklvr S, Steinvr C. Strigl I. Sty rpcjko . Summer Sutherlcn a? V $V x xx , K Scaglc D. Scharton E. Schellfolv J. Schilkc T. Schlarb M. Schuhman J. Schultz T. Senecal C. Senge S. Severs 5. Sharp D. Sheets SA Shook G Simley R Sink M. Slater H, Smith J. Smith L, Smith M, Smith S. Smith T. Smith Q. Smith K. Smiley R. Smither J. Smyre j. Snider S, Sorenson T. Solmes 5 Spencer VStephens P,Spiers W.Spr0ul CStanley J-Stapp M.Stavmn C. 5M anson B. waanm J. Sxx cot K. Tuber A. Thomas S Thomas $4M? J. Thomsen K. Thompson K Thompson J, Thome G T001 TA Trabucco C. Tuck J Tullius J. Underwood L Ungeheier C. Valentino C. Vance P. Vangalis B. Vermeulen N . Victor R, W'agner D, XVah rman P, Wallace D. XVard P. Waters 3 j Wentz 76?! ASE p196? 9 V ; MXMM D. Wray J. Wright T Wright W. Yorba M; Ziagwolski L. Zelkgxf', :J L Ziccardy L, Ziegler C. Zink B. Zirges R. Zunn M. Maxey R Wever At B Whitaker L. Whittaker C Williams L. VVilIiams A. Wilson C. WIine N. Winterbourne R Wisehart V, Woodard J. Worth sz, w xi xxx. 3W h ;g :aW ,4? n kaw WWWW. . $me Nwmm Wxx N$wmm 'wwxxxxxwm xxx . WWW . mxwm WV , , t , ' y 4.51MW 9 ' M W- w wwv Wm. 44 , wpxx x W gij$ W .0000: 0.. .0 4- A 7 WW, , y vawymmy - K 7n , W14, , , 4 1W M xgaWy3 , WWZWWW r MwWWWWW ZWWWmey WW WM v,w,7' w waW W MMM , m MWW I CWZ' 4 7 w, 777 7 , f z 2 7. 77 7777 7 77777W V 'mmmW Officers of the Sophomore class are Cindy Ramirez, Secretary; Ron Andrs, President; Lois Balliet, Treasurer; and Fred Kaelbert, Vice-President. Sophomores; Class Of ,72 The class of 72 was a forward looking class. Proud of their coming graduation year they ini- tiated a fund raising plan. Each sophomore was asked to show his pride by purchasing a class of ,72 pin. The funds received from these pins went into the treasury for activities in the years to come. The largest class to attend SCHS, the Class Of ,72 exhibited spirit equal to its size. Throughout the year they battled the Juniors for first place by gathering Class unity. The sophomores succeeded in meeting the high standards they set for themselves. Their goal was to strive to maintain these standards throughout their school careers at San Cle- mente High School. R Adelira B. Alderson C. Allen I Altamirano P. Alter A. Anderson B. Anderson 4 K. Anderson R. Andrs C. Armstrong A. Arreolla V. Ashley L. Babcock S. Bank D. Barber M. Barnett J, Barney M. Barnes B. Battyan B. Beaver D. Beazau B. Beck J. Bedolla D, Beeson N. Bell T Bennett C Bentley J. Berliner A. Bodiford L. Boquette C. Bortfeld P Borton B. Bouman M Bradsiaw DA Brimhall XN. Brinkmagb J Damiano H. Cumberledge P. Delanev P. Crossman S. Currev T. Criswell C. Crow M. Crow L Dailv ,, R. Dansop ' i R. Dastrup K. Davis C. Dav ak V. Clapper , Cardello arson C Clarke P T. C. Coveir B. Busby D. Butler N. C F Castlllo S. Castro R Chapm A. Cherm K. Corder at??? if 12$ 3,?st ,gx 9 x x, xxi curricular activities . Bjornsson S. Burklin C 'ELD. Brown C. Brown D Brunet B. Bundv B Burnette L. Burnham P. Burress V. Students enjoy extra- v 2747344 Z, C. Demars B. DeNault R. Denos M. Deskin S. Devenberg R. Dewees S. Dimond L. Dodge J. Doesburg C. Doleshal J. Doll J, Donahue B. Doraldson R. Domays R. Douglas M. Dowling M Dover Sophomores help keep campus clean. R. Driggers J Durry M. Dunham D. Dunston P. Duralo R, Edwards AFC Ellert D, Ellis S. Elmgren ??D. Erckenbrack C. Ewing J Faith A Falk L. Fassold H. Ferguson P. Ferari C. Field C. Fischer M. Fisher L, Fleming J. Foley T Forrester C. Foster P. Frederick B. Frye P Gallagher wn'u..,... r hm? , ,q, r Q : 7 1; P. Griffin 5. Griffin D Groesser S. Cuertner K. Cunderskm J. Haaker P Haasl P Haasl M. Hagerty C. Hall D. Hall W L 6K.Hamilt0n B. Hampton B. Hanes M. Hansford B. Harlow A. Harry S. Hartshorn X. Carbon; R. Uurwmd S. Gaspurm C. Gates 5. Caucln M, Cetlc J, Ciumncstras T. Gibson L. Ciesvlman J. 'lbert D. Qilmore J. Gipzaloz O. Uinzalez A, Qypd F. Qiodxxin f: S.,'Goodxx in P35 Gordon Cf. Greenough x . m wuqa B. Harwell S, Hathaway R. Hazard 5. Heath D. Herberical J- Herman J. Hess M. Hichens P. Hill . Hilbom Hilbom 07' . Q6 . Hlller'x w v D. Hillyard M. Hines S. Hinklc . Hoffman V. Holderness . Holleron J. Honsberger NV Hunter S, Hurd B. Hurlbut M. Junton C. Jarrett J. Jenkim PV Homer J. Jensen L. Jerke 1. Johnsnn C. Johnsen M.J0hnson R. Johnson R- Hunn .JohnSun l. Juhnstnne . Jones .Jurdan ,Just , Kaenwr R. Kutcher D Labianco D. Lacay A Yager N. Lamb P Landell Sophomores F to Socialize Elma I. Kincaid , , ' ' ,,, ,' ,2 ,Lewis D. King ' C. Kearney : ' v v . Lehecka ' ' ' , Lemberg J Keithley V ,, , Liebig L. Kearns 5' Knoch . . Llewellyn C. Kelley D. Knoeferl .' , , , Lindblad L. Keyser . . . Lindsey L. Kiados D.Kosmatine ' L , , P Littlepage P. Kilgore , ' W. Lobo K. Kincaid j, Kruse R. Kinzer o. 4 unw.m-aVv V tail .v-xl: v? 'Lm quv'w 11 ' Dr' Q 0- ; Haj: .33hm-vu-o. ! w K1- a 4- .n-uhnrr m. D. Martin C. Martinson W Math T. Mathes M. Maxwell K Lockey B. Luebbert J. Maxwell 5. Matchett D. Mattinson R. McBride D Loynd M MCCusker B. Lucia K. Ludvigson W. Luhnow L. Luitjens C. Lujano T. Lusk W. Lynch M. Mackey N. Maddocks j. Magno J. Magno M, Mainero P. Maitland E. Maldonado T. Nlalfax'on ,W ha 5, Mangum M. Manning Sleeping on the job! L. McDonald 5. McIntosh J. McIntyre L. McPherson N Medosch W. Mellor M. Mercereau A. Meyer yR. Michaux S. Mihlos C.Millhouse J. Miller N Miller C. Mitchell J. Monk M Monroe S. Moore P. Moore K Moorhead C. Morat S. Morgan L. Morgan C. Moseman D. Moss R. Moy D Murphy S. Murphy B. Nelson N. Nelson WWW ' , M M R. Newmaker R. Nicol ?KIT Nichols T. Nielsen G Nixon R Nohmy ' XV. Noonan J. Nopens L4 Norek 3KK. O Brien G. Odion ,VMW . - x ' Class of 72' largest in SC HS. history! J O'D onnell J. Oetgen 1 D Ogrady M. Olsen K. Opland T, Osenbaugh J Quayle Wt M. Paschall D. Parsons M. Patrick T. Parker 5. Payne J. Petitt E. Peck 44W, Pearch D. Pederson D. Penna B. Peter S. Pearson S. Peebles M ; N. Pennino : L. Perez 5 J Phillips Q R. Philan E E 7 z. A Philips . . f , P. Pierce ? , , , :, , : .x C, Pierce 115 f , , L S. Pinon mm - . E g 8 Pierce ,V'? L. Plowden , I :- 0 g L , . K C. Pooler W '47-? '5. 1 3A : . C. Pruitt - ' 7; r .1. '3 x K. Prglip 5' C. Pnde .. m... J, Prout . 3 z r 'Z. ;' V. :; Students rap during lunch ; 0 3 s' f. E2532 3 ' ' 4,2: ;: ass $p1r1t : x: '5 i L. ' ' a 5 W Lf; i '5 Sup g .1 ; 'z 1-,; 1:. M. Pullen ',' $ B. Radcliffe gff j , ?k D. Rails .45, - . C. Ramirez . Vii ' C. Ramos 5,3,? 17' M Razor J. . 4 , p .v M. Reid wuwyx r gym: . T Reschan J, '4 ; 1 . C. Rhyan 7r? :1 , ' T.Rhyne . , S, Rice 7 D, Richardson I: . K Richardson N Riddle . T. Riley T, Riley D. Rinhart o S. Ringer . R Ripple AkD Robertson J, Robertson C. Robinson A. Rodriguez I F. Rodriguez P, Roesti , v K. Romagnino :' i: C. Romero A. Rosales S. Rosoff D. Ross D. Rude T. Saccucci B. Sanchez M Sandoval L Saleen J. Schank D. Schlarb S, Schlcger j. Schnackenberg C. Scholron M. Schroeder P. Schulte P. Schulte M. Scott ; C. Shaner ' : M. Shepard b C. Shine j B Siminuk L L Simonor ,' 51KB Simpson J' 3 ;, j Sipe i. . g C. Slater L Slaughter , r, T. Shoemaker J: ' B Smith :5 .3 53 M. Smlth : .' l M. Smith ' ' 3 M. Smith V T. Smith . - D Sorenson 3 M, Sprater M m C. Sparks 61 J. Springman . ' M. Sproul 4 C. Stahl ' : K. Stamp 3.. B. Steelman D. Steffensen 3 1. $k M. Steffensen 33 r B. Steinbis , 0.W A. Stenart ' P. Stephan C. Stevenson , g 3. S. Stirling 4? $11 . K Strahle 7, C. Sturges J. Sullivan T. Sutherland R. Sutton C, Swan u 69. k u t LOO $G. Swarthout K. Sweaney ?K- V. Swegles S. Swords NMOIH acct; .cvm D. Tarr 7K KA Teget M. Teisinge R. Terry Nxxxw Sandy and Debbi increase Sophomore spirit H. wmm,w..wmmm. .l. n. mag.'r may... Dr 3 9 WMM v , ? 4 ,7 Sophomore strives to increase knowledge. J Walker T. Wallin -$S. Waroff S. Weber P. Wells X T. Wells C. Wenzel J. VVernet I VVernet C Westhafer M Whetstine X D. White S. Wiechowski D. Willet J, Williams S. Williams P. Winterbourne J. VVilderman Ai M, Wilson P. Wisner S. Witt 1 Wolf j. Woller M. Woods R. Woods aK' S, Wormser 8. Worth S. Wright D. Wysomierski QKC. Yates R Yoder M. Young J. Yorba T. Terry R. Threadgill J. Thompson S. Thornton K. Thoreson DA Thumel D. Tippet M. Thoney T. Tovey M, Trotter J. Tyson S. Underwood M. Victorino P. Velasquez B. Velardes M. Vaught D. Vanderkaay R. Van Wart D. Vallieu B. Walker xxx YE RV w! xix x m K . 2 5r 9 u M: :.y' 3323 2.1 29:1 ' 1 g4, - 2 KX Ei wawam 1M V , 9w .M .47 President Juan Luna Vice- President Greg Adkison Secretary Ronna Reed Treasurer Chuck Baht Freshmen; Class Of 73 iiWhat is high school really like? might have been on the lips of every freshman in Septem- ber. Only through experience did he come to an answer. And, as always, each Class finds it through sports events, assemblies, Class compe- titions, their first formal, pep rallies and the homecoming activities. However it is also through semester exams, team teaching, Algebra, Biology, Great Expec- tations, Julius Caesar, and foreign languages that the freshman comes to see his high school world. Having learned to cope with the pressures of high school life in their first long year, the now united freshmen can look forward to another three years Of activities. magg- ' D. Adams G Adkison D, Albert J, Albright E. Alt C4 Anselmi J, Arneson . Arong . Avers , Ayer . Averyt . Austin . Baker . Banning Barber . Barron , Bartlett , Banaszek Bebow Bell Bentley F. Berkhoudt . V : ,, R Berkhoudt i449 3 , f , ? f X0 Bewsey ' ' : , R. Bimbaum S. Birtcher L, Black M. Blanda avg- 9' d? m Vr-V MWm'gwm .. 1!;wviw-r- 4-: w-vw t 4E w, D Browne V. Bohrer C. Bole A Boman K. Bortfeld N, Bowers X J Boyer -m'r- J. Boyer D. Boyer M Boyer B. Bowers J Blum J Brittnn B, Broadbent D. Brown K. Brown L Brown S. Brown j. Brunner B4 Buhl P, Bulman P. Burnette L. Burnham L. Busby S. Cady NV Calhoun L. Calkins A. Camacho F. Camarena 9'? M. Campbell J. Campbell K. Cannan D. Cannavo R. Cardello M. Carm S. Carley K. Carpenter C. Carr :. Carrillo R, Carrillo R. Carrillo J. Carter D. Carter M. Casale L. Caves C. Chaille I. Chavez M. Chemotti DA Churchill L. Clifford S. Clontz S. Cocherell M. Colin JV Collier AA Comparan D. Conn J, Conrad cu D. Cook RA Cope N. Corwin E. Crain J. Criswell J. Critchlow D. Crommer j. Crorkin . I M, Currin ,. B. Dalton , i. ; L? D. Daniels , D, Danna g C. Dargan A ' 'A E. Davis 9 PA Dauss - I M. De Borde ' , , J. DeFrenne -! P. Del Colle I; A N. Densmore g; P. Devlin A ' v. Di Maio A - P. Di Pietra 1 M. Dolphin .A' K Donahue ,.' 31 v.1 2 C. Domenichini . A T. Doudna .. ., A R. Douglas: : A M. Douglass 35 B, Dougall . j, Dowding ,; P. Drew :' J. Driscoll JA Drown 7' P. Durham y YXPAv ' jA Dusek x, MP E. Dyer 7 AA Edney B. Eddy F. Ekstein R. Ellert Elliott J. Engstmm l. Escutia L. Estabrook P. Estes P Eyre K. Farnsworth F. Garcia M. Fanchin R. Femolt E. Feruzzi C. Fisher R. Fisknaauer R. Fischer T. Fierst D, Finn J, Filipoff M, Fisher D. Flanagan R. Flanagan C. Foster W. Foumier R, Fredlund M. Gaines D, Gardner C. Gammon R. Garcia F, Garcia M. Gaines Callarde M. Cammell C. Ceddis C. Ceron J, Gibson S Cierloff J. Glassford W Gotham R. Goodwin D Goodwin S. Goff S, Crab J, Craehl M. Green J. Green C Griffith S, Graham 5. Crunkemeyer P. Guernsey T. Gutierrez Gutierrez D. Haynes T. Husch B. Harlow D. Hartman H Hazelnood M. Harris K. Harman P. Harrison L, Hanson R. Hair g i y ? M Halverson K. Haynes j. Hannigan F. Head H Helms D. Herd waz$ Qxxx 1 J. Hernandez J. Hernandez D. Heumann W Hines G. Jeffers ' w . M, jepson J. Hllke T k L. Holland .Jer e S. Howse 1. Hong C. Jewell S. Johnson, E. Howmonn j. johnston C. Hopkin D. Hughes D Hurst K. Jorgensen M lnlon D. Jorgensen P. Irving M. Jugan C. Isaac's CA Janssen I74 S. Keck K. Kayser S Keith J. Keithley C. Kelley T. Kelley P Kelley I Kelly A. Kim K. Kim W, Kenney P. Kentro R. Kessy A. Trott S. Kingman R. Klemme L Klein J4 Knot L. Lamb D. LaBair T. Lager S. Lamberg P Langley . Langley . Langlois Liautmann , Lesneski Lester Lewis . Lidke , Lineback G Lisanti moaamrmn E nto High School Life H. Livingston K, Linzy H. Litman D. Loeffler D Loeffler BA Lohrman K. Long C. Long T. Lorden M. Lowe J.Luna J. Miller D. Miller N. Miller S. Mischel M. Mitchell K Mohme M. Moore H. Moore J Moore B Lyons M. Mac Millian F. MacRice E. Maitland C. Manning T. Mathis j. Maxwell C. Mayo K. MCChesney C. McLean S. McCurdy F. McDermott T. McDonald xxwmwm W w C. MCDuffee S. McKenna I McKevitt K. McLeroy B. McNair R. McPherson R Mendez E Mesa D. Metzger B Metzleur E Mesa S. Michaels u aw ,, Frosh Accuston Frequen M Moore S. Morain L. Morales R. Moms M. Mordasini S. Muldrew ? 3mx v JgJM ....,,-..mv 9' Hum vm- wmw Wm 79 amour K3 Nadeau D. Norman C. Oas M. Oberg N. Odion L4 Oehlert L Murphy E. Murray L. Murray P Neff L. Nelson L Nelson M, Newhart K. Nichols J. Nieblas C O'Crady L. Olivares E3 Omoprow B. Orwig P3 Osullivan M. Ottoson J, Pangrace R3 Pargee D. Parker B3 Pantlou J3 Patrick A, Payne S3 Payne 5. Pechous C Pederson S. Peltier R. Phipps K3 Phoenix D3 Pierce C4 Pipher J, Plumb J3 Poncino J. Portwooa MA Powers C, Preston M. Preston 53 Price D. Quijano C3 Raht j. Randall M3 Rankin S. Rankin L. Raudenbush R. Rayle R. Reed B. Reese K. Regier Requurth J. Reschun j. Reyes ;; 7y ? Freshmen find time to nap! M, Reyes M. Rhoads M, Rhyme R Rice M. Rich R. Richardson D. Ridenour M. Riggs D Riley D. Rinler R. Rios R. Ritchie J. Riutcec C. Roark R. Roberts M. Rodriguez N. Roney D. Roney L. Roelas J. Rosales R. Rosenberg L. Routt J. Rush C Russell R. Russell A. Rutgers D. Sanchez R Sanchez F.Sachse T Saccucci R. Soto R. Saunders C Sanda J. Schlosser J Schofield K. Schiller N. Schultz M. Plassmeyer v? :rwl 1 3:4. -1 254$ ..:s, ,M vr11mmq0hs 4';QVWM- M! 45-5 - . -1, gr: 1-,159- I V J...' .3. H: ham. L a 1 mg 4,; ,; +1 n i5 WN1 3va v-I-u. f t M. Schultz M1 Serences 5' C. Sells T. Sweetser ! J. Shaver D. Swanson K. Sharke D. Shook H1 Sheets C. Swentek M1Sheahan A Syurcsik D. Shank J.Shaver R. Simkins J. Sink M. Smeiman L Taylor 11 K Smith E. Taudd 1J1: C. Smith S. Smith A. H. Soto :4, Ssorenslon N, Taylor , prou R, Talcott R. Spear K. Spain W1 Stoller C. Stephenson M. Steckler M. Thress J. Steele B. Theriaalt C. Stamm P. Thompson advs Vim: mzmmwm. L. Steiner 1 i C. Street 1 111 H. Truman 1 1 I E; j. Tunnicliff 1 1 J1Sumrall T. Valdivia S. Vance L. Vance D. Vanscll D Vansell S Vernon C. Vernon C. Vogel B.V01ga M. Williams M. Ward 5, Walker D. Watkins D. Ware R. Ward M. Whinnery j, Waller I Watkins D. VVeatherholt D. Weston j. VVeatherholt D. Nelson T. Weimer L. Webb ,k J. Whitney J. Wilson I. Wilson L. Williams E. Wilderman U. Wiut T. Winkler T. Wilson T. Willett S. VVookward K Worth D, Wagner H. W'ollcr J, Wright M, W right M. VVray K. VVray TA Vedder N Young G. Yslus H Zambrano D. Ziegler Fresh men? W ..,...... h..- w VKW MW www 7 aymxirx ?lvrx uxakci9ii ? w m7 WC i7 Lsty 4$Vix x an X X 7 $6 w ngx if B i.l$g.t x. l1,.;r. ,1! , Itltg 476; 126: Z4; 27 IN a q x a3? x xxx waxw 32$ KVV g? .yxlzxi? lusws compete to him slax cs. 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Mzm raw zwg ' wwrrwmv ' $?9tf4 1!? 9 ,n' u. 7'51: 3635M t3 svtwgzgwggn CWQK .ft5 5 x. 1' . g. x W417 W wuwmwv . ., - .. -. ., ' , , . ' - V ; . - ' . 4' '.... -- . . .0-... ...$. .0. , r, . L A- V , I, ..u,-.u.r. ,h. g.n,:xm Awwmmx. 'Av x7X The Thalassa theme this year, HWhat are my directionsiPH, is a Challenging theme. It is also a very personal question which each person must answer for himself. Viktor Frankl wrote in his book Mans Search for Meaning, H Everything can be taken away from man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms e to choose ones atti- tude in any given set of circumstances, to choose oneis own way. This statement has great significance. We as human beings have great latitude in determining our directions. We are not fully condi- tioned and pre-determined. We can either stand up to the conditions and Challenges that face us each clay or we can give in to them. We can make commitments to life or make none and thus allow fate to determine our outcomes. In the final end, man does not simply ex- ist - he always determines what his existence will be. What will your directions he? Darrel Taylor Principal ,7 va wa M Mr. Fred Pasquale Vice Principal, Boys Mr John Cyves Assistant Principal Q ano Vale Hi2u On' uati School k Mrs. Barbara McCarthy Vice Principal, Girls Mr, Dale Drager Director of Student Activities Counselors Assist In inding ri NH ruitful ,1 uture Maw Wt Dick BusweH $k K VA , x- Mrs. Carol Walker M r. Russell Hathaway Your Services Were Indispensable Pauline Knapp, Math Teacher Aide Peggy Wendt, Library Clerk M4: mu: manua: magma M E3453 3 '37 1:34' kai'3JT us Ni; ' may, he, A - m ... .mww... .4 u- haw- .m-u-A.mmuu 049M 'jrnqu-fkfh'i A Attendance Office , Mrs. M. Bunker. Assistant Principal's Office Mrs; P. Keeler .Mllninixlrulinn Ulficv LlNHIl, M e C on. f O ,5 M14 m. C n .H DI S. m a e K R S r M D M rs W? Z k ggzi linglish Tvut'hvr Aidv rs. H Martin M Mrs. J. Austen, Student Activities Office Mrs. B. Connor. Attendance Office Ann Sanda Social Studies Teacher Aide Barbara Sidnam, English Teacher Aide w? is Dnmthy Whitaker, Guidance Office- Mrs. E. Worth, Guidance Office TOP: Louise Neibles, Irene Nadiau, Clare Manni, Lois Caughan, Caroline Want. BOT- TOM: Dorothy Wapples, Helen Moras, Maxine Dunlap, Mary Gibson, Marta Miller. Cafeteria Staff TOP: Whitty Zwickes, Russ Chidester, Larry Astor- ga, BOTTOM: Corde Martins, Ed McCallie, Dick Jepson, Carl Bishop, Joe Clark, Dick Bennett. orking Helpers Barbara Mitchell, Nurse 7x ' V Mrs. Helen Muldrew Marian Prud homme, '96 Secretary Adult School . . . .va 4Q; .15 s. I in i.gibiilg343wl1331icdtwul 23,3 .3 A Arts Prove To Be Interesting Mr. Ronald Dull, Industrial Arts 5 .n A la .n t S U d n I V,, .m e I. n 0 D .I. WOW! How interesting. ML Bob Calhoun, Industtrial Arts Mr. Doug Hammond. Industrial Art Arts 0.x. lndustriuL inA Successful Year Ca Mr Rlchard Miller, Arts And Crafts T e 3 Ch 6 rs M r, Randy Md ? a WWW? WW rafts r. MaL-Adum, Arts AmH Mr. Nels Lovmark Industrial Arts M W x XXX$ XX. xMWNN $?,x x . $iXi Business epartment 1, P repa res Students As Future usinessmen , Marshall Adair, Business Mrs. Anna Louise Henrie, Business English Provides The Key To Understanding Camie Bauer, English Wm w ' , WW y WM V W MW m M Sharon Cole, English Mr. Patrick O'Brien, English Harriett Olsen, English Jim Smith, English w... . , 5 ..5-:; K W wwmmwmagmkw. ' WW' Language Department w izXXXX W Grows Roger Frost, Foreign Language Every Year DOHIIIS Allrod Foreign Language Andrvu Juhun, 1 '0rvigI1 Language hmma Leon. Foreign Language f g A Modtwcm Robert Moore Foreign Language And English Emil Sanda Forviun Languuue joy Shnhwrk Furrign Langmiue Aklmxjk Into The zthnd resent Jack Bohan, Social Studies Tony Sisca, Social Studies FredNewhart, Social Studies Tony Leon, Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies PS, Iummings, Carv Philli Benner S .e d u t S M C 0 S Social Studies B! 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Phys Education E P is Y 0 B e, H 0 R m Boys P E Tom Eads, Boys, RE. f7? 70, John Baker, Nadine Cardello, Girls' P.E. , y, w'imz ,, Jean Hanson, Girls P.E. Marilyn Thorpe, Cirls' P. E. Ceri Zell, Girls, P.E. Don Sch wenn, Science Interesting Discoveries For SC. Albert Passurctti. bcwncc Phil Crignnn. Scivnco 11k 1! m... ilk. . b. 3.. 1 K..Il.cllli 913m aarhI $9, litw .w hrhiamsn lhlr 12.! 59 21!; 1.1x. 1.25.32. m .m h Xl aw rl 9 IO n e u Dn d M r a H Vurinn Six lrws Drama Richard Dastrup. Music nother Year Marches On For N. J. R. O. T. C. Sgt Edward PioL NJROTC IIUInaInties lDeparUnent Succeeds In . 53 s Thought ;' 5' E. s ' n.??atj. . '14! Donald Isaacs, Humanities And English N V? Richard George, HumanitiesQ K7 A CmtO MAN E H TEf-xc HC 12 y ' t Deanna Watt. Humanities and English dex urd Kincaid. Humanitivs $45$iz$ :aiExAifl33ttii1s $$ 3w i Q V V x. v' , d f' 1 w . 2N v v , . jV h 3.966731 Thanks extended to Mr. Patrick 0 Brlen V In appreciation for his help and guidance t0 the annual staff. FACULTY SIGNATURES gr 11; x ii x . lrectlons D m o a o, o , .0 o o 9 ORANGE COUNTY ARTS FLORIST A COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Shop 492-5702 from the Congratulations to the Class of 1970 143 Del Mar San Clemente, Calif. MERCHANTS OF MONA RCH BAY PLAZA WW LAGUNA NIGUEL M?MJZZ 8I4S7I4W 492 7804 45113 SAN CLEMENTE HEALTH CLUB Programmed Exercises Tone and Trim BILL and J ERRY ha 109 East Escalones Sauna 492-2006 MI QTEM minimm CI LBERT, 5 Wou- Comnuuu'ty PW 5-10125115 STORES, INC. JOSH GAMMELL. Rog. phu-mcm 34091 Doheny Park Road El Adw' Pk 5 1 C'Phum Capistrano Valley Plaza, Capistrano Beach Bus. Phone 493-1768 - Home Phone 493-1582 Phillips JEWELLERS EXPERT SERVICE DEPA RTMENT ' ' 492-3288 157 Del Mar AVe. San Clemente, C311f92672 I . VIC, s MZRKET KEEP REC F RDS FROM TAKING OVER THE WORLD Congratulations to the Class of 70 34111 La Plaza Dana Point, Calif. T331353:32335153215, THE lARGEST TAPE EQUIPMENT nous: Gifts, School, and Office Supplies 176Ave. DelMar 492-5622 IN THE SOUTH COAST AREA non. - m. n m. u 1 M. KENNY, S HA RDWA RE snuaou m... u o m. SUNDAY 12 '00! h 1 pJI. 34.291 DOheny Park Road. BANKAMEIICARD - MASYER CHARGE Capistrano Beach, California FINANCING AVAILABLE . ALSO CASH ACCEPT ; PHONE GYpsy 6-9385 Congratulations Class of ,70 l. n I u L 1 N D Y , S SHOP FOR MEN '5' n N 132 AVENIDA DEL MAR w 23 4 108 S.ELCAMINO REAL J m E '5 49 ' 43 492-3040 SAN CLEMENT'E 11x ,5 ,. N V A ., $6493 was ,WW'IWVWQ-WV W1 u- . W A' ' ' .13 ' munW , , W . 'V I - r 1 ' x 11x I ' 1 Edgington'a BOOKS - RECORDS - GIFTS 19 EL ADOBE PLAZA 493-3535 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO. CALIF. 92675 Hobby, Art 8: Craft Supplies Shop CARL TIBERI LITIZIA TIBERI CUSTOM TAILOR CUSTOM SEAMSTREBS CAPL'S MEWS WEAD AND 1-3.2'1DH 1,6232 3333mm? CUSTOM TAILODING 137 DEL. MAR AVENUE ffiMJust below the Post Office SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. m5 5'. 1,2 rt , MARILYN C. WILLIAMS ,2 Phone 493-4244 .';,'t. . i -' 3.....w: wry-r- . 1 -:.M2fx'. Q, . -0. 1:4 d $41Hm2. Mi .uao'r wl, um- '- :nw'On ?.wv. A - 837-9491 ?E- DA DE YA G'f KEN 1 ts LA 1 Party Supplies Stationery Office Supplies 4356 E1 Adobe Plaza, San Juan Capistrano, California 92675 DAVE,S TELEVI SION We Sell the Best, and Service the Rest Authorized ZENI TH Dealer Congratulations Class 0170 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 TRITON BOOSTERS CLUB Join the Triton Boosters YUM YUM TREE 174 D61 Mar San Clemente, Calif. Best Wishes for the Future 140 Los Molinos 7 WALKER FOAMBLANKS,INC. WALKER..; gFOAM '3 San Clemente, California 92672 34249 Camino Capistrano Capistrano Beach, Calif. 92624 Phone: 496-3292 Ralph Bulgier 171414950651 30001-C. Clown Valley Parkway Laguna Niguel,Cali10mia 92677 BIG SCOOP Serving Ice Cream and Food 820 South El Camino Real 492-9222 LOREN GLADSTONE SHOP FOR MEN 1. ES 3131 $lahgtmte 23 Monarch Bay Plan ngum Niguel, camorni- 499-3400 ar 496-5652 SEARS. ROEBUCK AND Co. 207-209 5. EL CAMINO REAL G. B. TUCKER SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. 92672 MANAGER 492-4113 mm for shopping a! Seals SAN CLEMENTE PHARMACY 911 South El Camino Real San Clemente, Calif 92672 Best Wishes to the Class 0f170 Ross-Weigelt SOUTH LACUNA HA RDWARE Edward C. Ross Werner C. Weigelt Fifteen Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel, Calif. 499-1572 496-5708 AQUARIUS FASHIONS for young men and women 127 Del Mar 492-2852 San Clemente - g$llif ano'JZoe ,fepax; 135 DEL MAR AVENUE SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. PHONE 492-3495 AMPLE DAEKING DIAL 492-6655 EVENING APPOINYMENYS 1' TOP OF THE HEAD TO TIP OF THE TOE dVanut': aha gmaon and 8014 tiqua 154 DEL MAR STEWARTRYAN SAN CLEMENTE. CALIE 927 N. EL. CAMINO REAL sAN CLEMENTE SECURITY TIRE CO INC. BILL SPARKS MANAGER C714, 492-5543 E TIRES. SHOCKS. BRAKE AND FRONT END SERVICE NIROYAL Good Luck, Class of 1970 ALBERT 81JAMES PHOTOGRAPHERS MCCONE MIMEOGRAPH SERVICE Betty Jo McCone, Owner 165 Avenida Serra San Clemente, 714-492-3712 PRESCRIPTIONS Q SUNDRIES W2 FAMIL: EDDIE BOR1NG 706 NORTH EL. CAMINO REAL RES. 492-1604 SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF170 TACO BELL San Clemente 1017 S. El Camino KIWANIS CLUB OF SAN CLEMENTE Serving San Clementds Community Needs Since 1953 PO. Box 32, San Clemente, Calif. 92672 SHORECLI FFS ENCO SERVICE Complete Car Care 151 Vaquero San Clemente HAZEL SMITH CUSTOM DRAPERI ES 171414933777 CARPETS PHONE 492-6148 Suite 19, 151 Adobe Plaza San Juan Capistrano Sandwiches Catering Meat Pies Sausages PI CA DI LLY 1421 N. El Camino Real 492-8480 San Clemente, CA. 92672 GET THE BIG JUMP ON YOUR FRIENDS w 2 WITH A NEW MOTO-CROSS TOY2 FROM BEACH CITIES GIVE YOURSELF THE GIFT OFA-r 1 7, LIFETIME-YOUVE EARNED 115.7: :7 - BEST BEGA RDS, TO THE GRADUATES 2 FROM BEACH CITIES: ,, HONDA YAMAHA KAWASAKI: GREEVEs-j 1 525 North EL GAMING REAL Sm Clemente. DEL THOMAS MEN,S SHOPS Capistrano Plaza San Clemente Congratulations Seniors from DE NAULT, S HA RDWA RE 717 North El Camino Real San Clemente Best of Luck MI RAMAR THEATER 1700 North El Camino San Clemente Congratulations and Best Wishes SCHU LTZ REXA LL PHARMACY 100 South 1C1 Camino Real San Clemente 11:1 . 2 U- ' A. ,. H . . ' 7,. . n . 2 A 1 . ' . - 2 J, I 313'. x v , .1 , .. v. . ,V - 1 - ' .5 Af'a 1, .2 2 A A ,0 . r .1 . .. .. N 2 - . .,- - u 2 W A . A . V MN ' 1. . W, . A'muwwwaam-m-.kg.wa-1.. ' , w - 1 2 2 - 5; 2; 2 .1 r t GLEN, S BI KE SHOP 1421 North El Camino Real San Clemente, Calif. wax V W HOUSE OF EARLE RN 1509 N. EL CAMINO REAL $988 0 SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. 92672 TAYLORS DEL MAR PHARMACY 167 Del Mar San Clemente, Calif. WORTH,S SAN CLEMENTE SPORTING GOODS AND CAMERA I 0y Worth I 92-6606 APERTURE CAMERA 8: HI-FI 12 Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 205 Avenida Del Mar iiBest of Luck, Class of ,70 .6hi Dana Point, California, 92629 KNEW Fried thick; Our Business is Bubbling BLACK BA RT,S MARINA 34145 Coatst Hiway SKIN DIVING SHOP SCUBA CLASSES WTVJSV + 4 496- 5891 SHORECLI FFS PHARMA CY 204 Avenida Vaquero San Clemente, California 492-4195 cob : s. mu I-c Kr- 700 South El Camino Real San Clemente, California 92672 mmam... par .. Telephone HIM 492-4880 CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE CLASS OF,70 FROM THE LAGUNA NI GUEL CORPORATION MWMW 6W gt? w'W xxxw 1evefs many fhanks arelin order to those who our sixth, S. 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