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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1971 volume:

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Elegance and beautytopped off the week as Cricket Bewsy was crowned Homecoming Queen. A week that included everything from Slave Trades to Mr. and Miss irresistible contest was acclaimed by Mr. Drager, student activities director as, Easily the best Home- coming week this school has ever seen. Beginning with the Pep club penny drive on Monday, November 2, the week lasted until Friday, November 6 with the last event being the Homecoming Dance. Along with the penny drive the APS began to sell king sized Triton Spirit ribbons on Monday. The Slave Trades began on Tuesday, the top sale being the 36 dollar auctioning off of Barbara Cheatum. Wandering Gypsies invaded the campus and told fortunes while the other activities continued. The annual Mum sale was sponsored by the Girl's League, on Wednesday, and then the big CAR PARADE AND DOWN- TOWN RALLY , sponsored by the Student Council, began. After the judging of the floats, at 3:30, all the floats and bicycles paraded through downtown San Clemente under a police escort to the Plaza. Happiness reigned as people participated in such activities as tricycle races, whipped cream fights, and tug of wars between the classes. On Thursday, the Slave Auctions continued as did the Pep Club's and AFS' activities. But a new activity started this year, an activity which reflects the concern of the young people for their environment- The Ecology Club TOTAL CAMPUS CLEANUP CAMPAIGN. Friday night, the scene was set. All week long there was joy,hap- piness and content, and it built to a spectacular climax. Then the time came. It was halftime of the game against Mission Viejo High. All the candidates were introduced. May I have the envelope please, requested John Russell, Senior class president. The suspense built. Theatrics applied by John Russell made the spectators hold their breath. Then as he started to announce the Princesses, eliminating one by one until he had one left. Cricket Bewsy had won. Complementing the night, the football team had a powerful victory, and the Homecoming Dance commenced. Reigned over by the beautiful Queen, the festivities concluded. m1: ' O W-mwaxuxwmww Rd .. ,.--,...-mk w w w . , .. , w-W-H: J .1. ?WMWW 5; :4 - ,' , '7. u... mww- W' . , .1... a m '. U ; '. Hf ' 5 .t' ,I'lyxr'umru' :1! A I u . I.' I ,, v II 'I .I I 4M I , :'l'v'::: 4.44m 3353M 'l 1215'! 5K Photography Club Promotes Contests To promote an interest and understanding of photography is the main purpose of our club, stated David Mitchell, the president of the club. The final achievement, a motion picture designed to tell the story of San Clemente High School 71 , was worked on by 15 enthusiastic members. Advised by Mr. lssacs, the club also presented a photo contest, and a film contest, and for the benefit of the football team, the club shot films of each week's game. The deadline for the photo contest was in early December, and the winning pictures were displayed in the cafetorium. A total of 21 dollars in prize money was handed out. Photography is a medium for personal expression, and educational and scientific tool, and it's fun. Club Members Saam Besse James Burmingham Val Cednov Jim Hess Paul Jackson Kevin Kincaid Debbie Manning David Mitchell tPresJ David Neff tV.PresJ Barbara Olson Mike Peduzi Glen Ranken Charles Senge Steve Sharp tSecJ ScottStevenson tTresJ s 50 '; t hb l -' 1 44 i :i ix 1:48 CW4?! m1 awM' , . V2 , ' w 1 1 Future Careers in Medicine The purpose of this club is to inform students of the more than 150 health fields, stated Debbi Sorenson, the president of the Medical Careers club. These future members of the medical profession assisted the school with the chest x-rays and in the tuberculin testing. Other activities were field trips to Los Angeles County Medical Center and Orange County Childrens Hospital. Meeting twice a week, the 23 interested students were advised by Dorthy Delaney, the San Clemente High School nurse. The head staff was Debbi Sorenson, president; Sherry Murphy, vice presi- dent; Julie Hernandez, secretary; and Georgette Shaw, treasurer. 1. Georgette Shaw 2. Julie Hernandez 3. Debbie Sor- enson 4. Sherry Murphy 5. Mike Anderson 6. Wanda Stanley 7. Becky Falk 8. Debbie Smith 9. Julie D'Aut- euil 10. Edith Dewdes 11. Gail Odion 12. Mrs. Del- aney tAdvisoU 13. Ellen Noble 14. Gail Dills 15. Claudine Gammon 16. Darliene Stumhofer 17. Susan Rice 18. Peggy Pierce 19. Diane Hurley Club Earns Money for Trip to M exico The main purpose of the Spanish club was to learn about the Spanish lang- uage and culture, stated Dayna Geddes, president of the Spanish club during the 1970-71 school year. The club sponsored many activities including, car washes, bake sales, trips to see Spanish plays, Christmas caroling, and bike rides. The main project of the Spanish club was their trip to Mexico during Easter vacation. We worked all year long to make the money for that trip. boasted Dayna. The 30 members, advised by Mrs. Leon, proved to be one of the most active and enthusiastic clubs on campus. Top members were, Dayna Geddes, president; Mairi Rhoades, secretary; and Rosemary Kole, treasurer. Carolyn Kole 5. Kathy Herrera 6. Barbara Byrnes 7. Kristy Herrera 8. Gilbert Lujano 9. Jan Carter 10. Sabina Astita 11. Maria Ortiz 12. Juana Ines 13. Jesus Con- zalez 14. Francisco Lujano 15. Mrs. Leon 16 Peggy De- laney 17. Joe Maliyoni 18. George Yslas 19. Elisa Luna- 20. Debbie Miller 21. April Knapp 22. Dan Finn 23. Car- los Luna 24. Antonio Arrlala 25. Bill Stoller 26. Terresa Kelley27. Kathy Carpenter 1. Dayna Ceddes 2. Rosemary Kole 3. Mairi Rhoads 4.! 1. Ivan Filipoff 2. Anastasia Pierce 3. Premier Yakov Hess 4. Pytor Gotham 5. Boris Criswell 6. Dmitry Issacs 7. Tanya Mc Lane 8. Inga Pierce 9. Konsmatine Kruse 10. Dmitry Collins 11. Gustav Pierce 12. Pytor Buckly 13. Anastasia Bole 14. Tanya Neff 15. Marya Kipps 16. Ex-premier Ekatrina Crael 17. Alexandr Bartock 18. Na- tasha Hara 19. Peter Limon 20. Rosa Rosoff 21. Nicholai Haig 22. Ivan Farr 23. Mikhail Weston 24. Evgeny Re- mer 25. Nikita Bryant 26. Alyosha Barton 27. Ex-vice premier Valya Gednov 28. Rog Frost 29. missing is Jon Snider, secretary Russian Club Plans Trip I feel that in out cold war with the Soviet Union, we fail to see anything besides their military. There is a great history and culture supporting the Soviet Union, and we plan to bring it to the surface. stated Jim Hess, the president of the Russian Club, and language enthusiast. A camping trip, attendance at a performance by the Bolshoi Ballet, a viewing of several movies, and Russian oriented dinners were some of the activities that this year's Russian club took part in. I was startled by the number of students who were interested in the culture of the Soviet Union, explained Jim Hess. When asked about the reason for this enthusiastic interest Jim rationalized, I suppose that we hear so much about the Soviet Union that it is natural to be currious about what we are taught so little about. The VIPs of the club were Jim Hess, president; John Filipoff, vice president; Susan Pierce, Secretary; and Bill Gotham, treasurer; and 3K. 19 Board Members 1. Min lallan Mdviaod 2. David Vanull 3. Barbara Madge French Club Grows 'mmdduchbkbfniWthdluudenuwnh aged: of Fund: culture outside III: clam stated Balm: Madge, Illepuddentof III! Punch club in Ill! school year 1970-71. Advised by Mia Jinn, the club was mainly extremely intercom! h the food of Stance um ate dime: a! Illel'etitl'ariskuuunnt In Camden Grove and ,patticbaud h III! International Dinnet wid- the ollm form language club. on campus. Headhg these mm. was Barbara Madge, puddent; and David Vamell, vice medical. Pres. Terry Ballman gets a wet inauguration. ROW 1: Pat Crossman, Jim Hess, Susan McClure, Lynn Brummage, Ceorgan Wunderschbn Advised by the Foreign Language Department head, Mr. Sanda, the German club had a member- ship of 30 students and was headed by Terry Ball- man, president; Marilyn Newton, vice president; and Tory Long, secretary-treasurer. When questioned about the basis around the Ger- man club, Terry replied, The German club is an ex- cellent social and academic club. It has had many beneficial activities, due to its fine membership and leadership. The club has sponsored, the root beer drinking contest, a field trip to Idyllwild over Thanksgiving weekend, a car wash, and a candy sale. It also par- ticipated in an International Dinner including all four foreign language clubs in January. Knoess, Teresa Cuiterez. ROW 2: Mike Peduzi, Karel Stamp, Judy Wolf, Sue Lamberg, Mr. Sanda, Marilyn Newton, Maria Linnebech, Linda Cleary, Debbie Norman. ROW 3: Susan Pierce, Mary Kipps, Vickie Wood- ard, Janet Roth, Chuck Stahl, Glenda Roth, Mike Fanchien, Shanda Grunkemeyer, Kathy Kaiser, Cindy O'Crady. ROW 4: Hartmut Eichen, Terry Ballman, Tory Long, Eeva Hara, John Limebrook. u -..-u m , ,. H, WMW . -- AFS Looking Their Best 4! I A auntu' WEI. t t I I t -.-a--,I. we .x' hJ t ..o. f t '-....q,-NV Proud faces beam for the camera. 9. FIRST ROW: Paula Del Colle, Claudia Slater, Debbie van der Kaay, Brandon Birtcher, Christi Nichols, Kevin Kinkaid, Steve Hockett, Sue Blaney, Patty van der Kaay, Shelley Birtcher. TOP ROW: Mauri Rhodes, Steve Keith, Eeva Ham, Hartmut Eicher, Sebina Estete, Nancy Calhoun, lan Kinkaid. er r wt Jive ? During the school year of 1970-71 the purpose of AFS was to raise 850 dollars to send a stu- dent of San Clemente High School to a foreign country. Being a member of this club is a prime opportunity for high school students to learn about the different cultures around the world along with getting to know our own three exchange students from Finland, Germany, and Peru. stated Brandon Birtcher, the president of the club. In order to raise the money the club sponsored a progressive dinner with Laguna Beach High School, a dance after a football game, and a Valentine Day Semi-formal dance. During Club Week the club organized one day to inform the students about AFS. Advised by Mrs. Watt, the ranking members were Brandon Birtcher, president; Hartmut Eic- her, first vice president; Sabina Astete, second vice president; Eeva Hara, third vice president; and Steve Hockett, secretary-treasurer. This years membership seemed extremely excited and eager to earn the money. added Bran- don. Hartmut Eicher Sabina Astete H: U- America Makes Three New Friends San Clemente High was introduced to three new friends this year. Eeva Hara, Hartmut Eicher, and Sabina Astete took little time in learning the customs of the country. Their pleasant per- sonalities enriched the experience of the students of San Clemente. Eeva Hilkka Maria Hara was born December 4, 1953. Her birth- place was Helsinki, Finland, the land of sixty thousand lakes, the land of pine forests. She was the seventh child of nine children. Apparently she was used to being around a lot of people, and she showed it this year with her outgoing personality. Her American family was the Hunt family of Capistrano Beach. When asked to comment on her stay in America, she replied, I am having the most exciting year of my life living in California, experiencing the country, the people, and the life style. I don't want to think about the sad day when I have to leave all my friends in America. Hartmut Eicher, born in Velheim, West Germany, November 15, 1952, lived all his life until this year on the edge of the Blue Dan- ube. He has one brother and two sisters. 1 came to meet new people and to live with different customs, says Hartmut. And I'm enjoying and have enjoyed every minute of the stay. Hartmut lived with the Hocketts while here in San Clemente. Sabina Astete was our guest from Lima Peru. She was born Aug- ust 29, 1953, and she is the third child of a family of five children. During her stay in San Clemente she became a part of the Rhoads family. She shared many interest with her sister Vicky Rhoads. I have found a great many similarities between my two 'families' and have had a wonderful experience in this country through the great and unique AFS program. To turn the phrase, the AFS guests gave us all a wonderful ex- perience through the unique AFS program . 1. Scott Stevenson 2. Layton Haise 3. Juan Luna UresJ 4. Craig Ruscher WresJ 5. Brandon Birtcher V. PresJ 6. Tom Cruise SecJ 7. Steve Sharp 8. Peter Chicas 9. John'Russell 10. Quentin Smith 11. jason Knox 12. Steve Hockett 13 Scott Duncun 14. Jon Snider Not Pictured: Steve Car- penter, Tom Nichol When work is done, Key Clubers discuss the days accomplishments. Alan Yager Bruce Brent Kim Slade John Monk V . , Mr. Robins Kari Opland John Farr Check . Check Mate BACK ROW-Tim Riley, Alan Yager, John Monk Kari Opland, Mr. Robins FRONT ROW-Kim Slade, Bruce Bent, John Farr To promote the game of chess, and to further it in popularity among the San Clemente High School students was the purpose of the 1970- 71 Chess club. With Mr. Robins acting as advisor, the club sponsored activities such as Days of the Ab- surd . Which included many ridiculous con- tests exemplified by the contest where a liquid soap was whipped to suds and placed in a tub and the contestants guessed how many hours it would take the suds to disappear. Chess is a very misunderstood game. Most people think that it is very slow and dull, but ac- tually once you get involved the game becomes very exciting. That is what we are trying to bring to the students. stated Bruce Brent, the only officer of the club, or should we call him King? Aero Space Club Flys Into Year With Unusual Contest It's a bird, it's a plane, it's. . A The sky is falling! FRONT ROW: Kitty Hall, Dan Snipes, Sue Rosoff, Jill Rosoff, Torn Morris BACK ROW: Tina Metzger, Jeff Criswell, Nick Criswell, Mike Kahle, Diane Rinehart, Tom Litman,Clar- issa Sanda Ahoy Mates! According to Dan Snipes, the president of the Sailing Club, We are teaching the basic fundamentals of sailing to anyone interested in learning them. That was precisely what the 1970-71 Sailing Club did. Involved in several campus activities, the club sponsored sailing races to all those in- terested in getting into the competition. Giving the orders to the rest of the crew were Dan Snipes, captain; Kitty Hall, first mate; Sue Rosoff, second mate; and Tom Morris, third mate. Sue Rosoff tsecond mateL Kitt Hall Grist mateL Dan Snipes teap- tainL Jill Rosoff tfourth mateL Tom Morris tthrid matet Members Learn Astronomy the According to Mr. Webster, Astronomy is, The scientific study of the universe beyond the earth and that is exactly what took up most of the time of the active and studious Astronomy club. E 3 5y W ay In January, members of this club took pictures of four planets and an astroid all in the same morning, and sent copies to Sky and Tele- scope Magazine. the experiment was quite successful. The fourteen exuberant students were advised by Mr. Schwenn, and hoped to teach students an easy way to learn astronomy and to understand the various facets of the study. During club week, an exhibit of the telescopes and other equip- ment was displayed, for the benefit 0f the StUdentS- They also Offered 1. Debbie Fox 2. Mike Kaluger 3. Jerry Buckley 4. Christopher Perez 5. Mr. their equipment for students to use, before and after school during Schwenn tAva 6. Luanne Webb 7. Edith Dewees 8. Lisa Williams 9.' Charles the year Williams 10. Randy Dewees 11. Mari Haig 12. Steve Hinkle Ranking members were President, Charles Williams, Vice President, I L 8 3 IO N AIL l Randy Dewees, and Secretary, M ari Haig. .Ainv'im , ,, 1?me 1. Kim Hamilton W.PresJ 2. Mark Razor Wresj 3. Kitty O'Brien 1SecJ 4. Debbie Loynd UresJ 5. Linda Raudenbush 6. Jan Carter 7. Gayle Preston 8. Debbie Sanchez 9. Karen Gunderson 10. Edris Hilborn 11. Tracy Osenbaugh 12. Iodine Tyson 13. John Smith 14. Lorna Taylor 15. Vickie Woodard 16. Jay Wentz 17. Rick Cropley 18. Laura Flemming 19. Robyn Birnbaun. la 4, 7 ? Interact Club 3 q 10 I if A A l I 3,4 't' - :; ? Old dogs can learn new tricks! Former Juniors went on to learn more about culture in Senior Humanities. ROW l-L TO RaMrs. Watt, Terri Schlarb, Becky Barrel, Chris Nichols, Sally Seavers, Virginia Ferruzi, Laurie Zelko. ROW 2: Rick Wagner, Rich Robins, Craig Rushcr, Scot! Stevenson, Carol Pruitt, Mario Manero, Dave Mitchell, Doug Wright, Lynn Smith, Tom Cruise, Alex Frazier, Laurie Land- bcrg. ROW 3alim Bermingham, David Neff, Paul Jackson, Dave Carborine, Brent Waters, Kurt Renshaw, Mark Smith, Debbie Manning, Steve Sharp, Charles Scngn Seniors Had a Great Year! Actually our name should be Senior Anthropology, because we are interested in the scientific study of the origin .and of the physical, social, and cultural development and behavior of man. explained Steve Sharp, the president of Senior Humanities. To further their knowledge in Anthropology, the club, sponsored by Mr. George, took part in sev- eral field trips. Also they sponsored a dance, a car rally, 3 spaghetti dinner, and a bake sale. Club officers were Steve Sharp, president; Curtis Renshaw, vice president; Terry Schlarb, secretary; and Lori Zelko, treasurer. With such a great bunch of kids, a great teacher, and a great participation, we had a great year. concluded Steve Sharp. I J .I. . J . Vt acugzygt-v . u :41, . - ' t erM.. 4L, I - nele -,: Ashley, V., Bank, A., Beeson, D., Bortfield, C., Brent, 3., Brimhall, D., Burton, D.,C Clapper, V., Cornfourth, P., Crossman, P., Currey, S., Devenburg, 5., Douglass, R., Dunston, D., Foster, C., Cunderson, K., Hagerty, M., Hall, C., Hamilton, K., Herberich, D. Hilbome, E. Holbert, 1., Honsberger, 1., Johnson, R., Kane, T., Kincaid, 1., King, D., Kutcher, V., La Bianco, D., Loynd, D., Magnon,1., McPhearson, L, Miklos, 5., Nichols, T., Nichol, R., O'Brien, K., Osenbaugh, T., Pennino, N., Prelip, K., Ralls, D., Ricci, Mary, Rosoff, L, Roth, T., Schard, M. , Schleger, 5., Slater, C., Smith, M., Smith, T., Snipes, D., Terry, T., Threadgill, R., Thumel, D., Tovey, T., Tyson, 1., Vanderkaay, D., Weildmeier, W., Willet, D., Wilson, M., Witt, 5., Wolf, 1. 1r. Humanities Sponsors Car Wash Advised by Mr. George and Mr. Issacs, the 1unior Humanities club raised money for their many educational excursions. Becoming involved with the community through humanities is our main ob- jective, stated Don King, the presidentof the club. The educational excursions included plays, concerts, museums, and ballets. In order to raise money the club sponsored many activities such as a bake sale and a car wash. When asked to sum up the year Don King summed it up handily- With the help from our sixty enthusiastic members we made this year very productive, and a considerable success. Heading the club was Don King, president; Kitty Hall, vice president; Laura Fleming, secretary; and Mary Kay Hagerdy, treasurer. A sign to lure customers. Your local police support you. After a long day, students are exhausted. , M--w x-... .M -mw- w - .uum ..... ROW 1-Debbie van der Kaay, John Russell, Pilar Luna ROW 2-Claudia Slater, 3-Peggy Delaney, Teri Lindsey, George Yslas, Patty Neff, Shanda Grunkemeyer, Pierce ROW 4-John Allavie, Sally Crap; Brandon Birtcher, Stephen Keith, Chuck Rah Vicki Rhoads, Moira Conrad, Carrin Carillo, Sabina Astete ROW Sue Dougall, Maureen Mitchell, Karen Elliot, Eeva Hara, Susan I, Cindy Johnson, Mary Kipps. California Scholarship Federation Progressive Education Club The sponsors of last year's Earth Day , the truly unique Progressive Education club has stated its purpose as such: To expose students to subjects and teaching methods not present at San Clemente High School, and to give students the chance to learn without the pressure of grades. Advised by Mr. Klein, the club carried out its, purpose by auditing several mini- courses, which were very successful at the semester of the year 1970-71. Continuing their completely unique policies, the clubs philosophy on club officers is, We work as one. .-..... ..,. WG'w-Iw-q-.. e-.-a.---;-rew...av--v - ...-. - Debate Club Members: L TO R Brent Waters, David Pierce, Suzanne McClure, M artin Hichens, Rich Nohmy, Doug Wright, Rick Wagner. Advised by Mr. Smith, the 1970-71 Debate Club flour- ished as an important group. As Brent Waters, the club president said, The debate club exists to enable its mem- bers to search for answers to the pressing questions of current controversial problems. The club consisted of two factions, the varsity debaters and the novice debaters. In order to become a member of the varsity team, the novice must win five debates in competition. The varsity team had two members-Brent Waters and Doug Wright. The remaining six debaters, all novices continued to work towards receiving their honors in competition. Mike Young, Cliff Ceddis, Ron Austin, Larry Austin, Mike Scott, Patty Vanderkaay, Chris Kearney, Kirk Erickson, Debbie Vanderkaay PTA Rehearsing for Future Coffee Breaks The Future Teachers of America Association's purpose was stated by president Chris Kearney as, To promote interest in teaching. The annual Teach In was held in order to give the members experience in teaching. A career as a teacher can be a meaningful experience, as we are learning. stated Chris. Girls League Sponsors Another Successful Christmas Formal Members: Dina Campbell, Vicki Rhodes, Sue Curr ey, Lori Anderson, Shana Devenberg, Cind y Hillery, Margie Riley, Carol Bortfield, Lori Brown, Kelly Dowling, Cathy McDaniels, Melodee Critchlow, Nona Brickman, JoDee Dusek, Sue Knock, Diane Smetona, Sandy Waroff, Cathy Bole, Jill Wright, Katie Stamp. What could be considered the largest and most influential club on campus, the Girl's League sponsored a total of twelve activities in the school year 1970-71. The Orientation Assembly, Big Sister-Little Sister Banquet, a dance after a football game, Homecom- ing, and Secret Valentine were just to name a few. But the biggest and most important was the Christmas Formal, one of the major successes of the year. The main purpose of the Girl's League is to promote womenhood in girls by sponsoring various ac- tivities with the girl's fathers, mothers and little sisters. stated Dina Campbell, the president. Advised by Mrs. Veeh and Mrs. Gariepy, there were 24 active members on the cabinet, but all the girls in the school are considered members. The active members were, Dina Campbell, president; Vicki Rhoads, vice president; Sue Currey, sec- retary; Katie Stamp,treasurer; Cindy Hillery, publicity chairman; Shauna Devenberg, historian; Margie Riley, senior representative; Carol Bortfield, junior representative; Lori Brown, sophomore represent- ative; and KellyDowling, freshman representative. John Watkins, Chris Creaves, John Wentz, Rux Simkins, and Dave Burton view lastest issue of of Triton. Satisfaction is meeting a deadline. Georgette Shaw, Toni Saccucci, Claudia Slater, Jack Loukides Breaking with tradition this year's Triton was interesting and well organized. Besides reflecting activities of the campus, the Triton turned to controversial subjects and took stands on many important issues. Starting off with the Peace Symbol conflict, the newspaper continued to capture the publics eye with lead stories on the Nu- clear Power Plant, and the ASB Card sale gambit with Laguna High. Illiminating stories with no real interest was a task taken up by Peter Chicas and Peter Limon, Editor and Associate Editor, re- spectivly. I think the paper was a total success, and that we in- formed a few people about what was really happening, stated Peter Chicas. Although criticized over newpaper's editorial opinion, Peter Limon stated, We no matter what happens, our staff will stand by the paper and continue to do what we feel is right. Triton Newspaper Staff - 1970-71 Editor-in-chief . . .Peter Chicas Associate Editors . . .Pete Limon Chris Burton Sports Editor. . .Toby Reschan Associate Sports Editor. . .Jim Tullius Feature Editor . . .Claudia Slater Distribution Manager . . .Georgette Shaw Photographer . . .Tom Cruise Business Manager . . .Mario Mainero Assistant Business Manager . . .Zack Loukides Reporters. . .Margie Teisinger, Robert Weinert, Dave Burton, Laurie Jacobs, Cris Greaves, Bob Hampton, Dick Peterson, Toni Saccucci, Rux Simkins, Bill Springman John Watkins, John Wentz Sports Reporters. . .Randy Sink, Bob Burges, Mike Dunham, John Springman a Feature Reporters. . .Dave Evans and Craig Ruscher Jim Tullius makes usual editorial comment. Jim Tullins, Bob Burges, Toby Reschan, Mike Dunham, Sports Staff Collaborates X Robert Moe, Advisor Angry Young Journalist ?Wv'n! unu- .4.W.xma a , A auravM V . WNW WM M W, myMw' N 3 mWM WyWW ,3 V P7,, Becky listens to ideas fromTim. Kat expresses relief and joy after her section is complete. Mark Manning cashes in. The Snooper: Larry Whittaker. rag?- Advisor-Mr. Pat O'Brien Editor-Cindy Wine Student Life-J udy Wolf Sports-Becky Smith, Tim Wright Class-Terry Kim, Kat Payne Faculty-Tina Metzger, Nick Criswell Business Mgr.-Mark Manning Head Writer-Pete Limon Photographer-Larry Whittaker Worry, worry worry. There's an ugly deadline coming. Sunshine Nick escapes the dungeon. Editor, Cindy Wine, gives orders to her staff Drew Anderson, Jim Ashbrook, Vickie Ashley, Sandy Bank, Vickie Behie, Sam Besse, Barbara, Burns, Sue Blaney, Jan Carter, Peter Chicas, Kip Conner, Randy Davis, Mike Fanchin, John Farr, Desiree Flanagan, Kathy Graehl, Kathy Herrera, Kristy Herrera, Ellen Hicks, Steve Hockett, Dian Hurley, Cindy Johnson, Patti Kegebein, Terry Kelly, Steve Keith, Ian Kincaid, Kevin, Kincaid, Lance Kincaid, Ronny Kutcher, Elena Koster, Debbie Manning, Mark Manning, Ion Limebrook, Wanda Math, Nancy Math, David Mithcell, Monica Monk, Barbara Mudge, Barb Olson, Roberta Olsen, Mayorr Olson, Kari Opland, Julie Pal- aferri, Ian Patrick, Mike Peduzi, Tom Pritchard, Chuck Raht, Linda Randenbush, Jeanne Res- chan, Rao Threadgill, Dorothy Saraille, John Russell, Steve Sharp , Sally Steiner, Kim Slade, Lorna Taylor, Robin Thayer, Charles Senge, Dave Vansell, Gina Zhering, Mrs. Wilder w NWMWAwmxme WWMVMWH - SD W,wxMVN.WmMWmWMWM wmmwmeWVoWw W mmwxwwww . k Kutcher, Sec. Church DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: U- TO IN Kevin Kincaid, V. Pres. Roni Raht, President, Jim Ashbrook, Treasurer L T R K O Drama Director Miron Sykes plugs a show. Point Sec; Sam Besse, Pres. x v mwxxxzwm . .vqfas.f,-..mwmgm.bo--yguuuw:-. 5,... S ,. t: :...... mm, 3n i. ivyLuwha-dif' e u a a. u u. 'Rtaitv x: 'J I a tin- m Drew Anderson, Jim Ashbrook, Vickie Ashley, Sam Besse, Randy Davis, Peter Chicas, John Farr, Kathy Graehl, Kevin Kincaid, Ronny Kutcher, Ion Limebrook, Mark Manning, Debbie Manning, David Mitchell, Barbara Mudge, Barb Olson, Kari Opland, Chuck Raht, Wanda Math, Mike Peduzi, Rao Threadgill, John Russell, Charles Senge, .!: A Dream Comes True This year the Drama Club strove for new and better things. The fall play, Up the Down Staircase, was a milestone in SCHS technical and dramatic achievements. The production was light, quick and entertain- ing. Cindy Johnson, playing the part of Sylvia Barrett, had her hands full as she tried to negotiate her way around and about the students and administration. The play offered its audience a fun-filled evening, one in which real students, real teachers, and real administrators saw themselves at their best and worst. Later in the year, during February and March, Sound of Music excited the campus and community. Through the efforts of Mrs. Sykes, co-ordinator and technical advisor, Mr. Moe, artistic director, and Mr. Dastrup, music director, and a cast and crew numbering in the eighties, SCHS had a musical production to be proud of. Through all four evening performances standing ovations showed the appreciation of the aud- ience as the thespians were bathed in applause. It was, as some said, a professional performance in a pro- fessional theater. The latter remark referred to the redesigning of the seating before the stage. For the Drama Club and those who enjoyed their work, it was a very good year. The officers - Chuck Raht, president; Kevin Kincaid, vice president; Ronny Kutcher and Kathy Graehl, recording and corres- ponding secretaries; and Jim Ashbrook, treasurer-would be the first to say so. , 3 $iiix? : 5.2.x If? 533$s m iES i$$ x, $333 Ushers Club Members Attend Ceremonies at Western White House There were three official students representing San Clemente High School who attended the Stamp Dedication ceremonies at the Western White House. But there were ten unofficial students, these stu- dents were members of the U sher club. These are the same people who have remained unnoticed through Sports Awards Banquet and other similar activities. They are the people who find you seats and are a very important part of the organ- ization of the activity. The Ushers club, which has been passed over in the giving of credits, is one of the most important and active clubs on campus. The members have ushered at the Triton Capers, the Cabrillo Playhouse, Back to school night, South Coast Light Opera plays, Baccalaureate, Graduation ceremonies, NJROTC Awards, and Homecoming. The 25 members, advised by Mrs. Glaser, have also found time to sponsor a Tootsie Roll Pop Sale, and Bake Sales. Heading this indisposable club were, Marilyn Zagwolski, president; Bobbie Wilderman, vice presi- dent; Jane Wilderman, treasurer; and Debbie Van Der Kaay, secretary. rsae-ya'e e ' , Tr 5:; '2 . ,ru'u 3 tot? t '1' ?:33 t K . ;,.; 5 ROW 1-1.. TO R.-Jane Foley, Chris Granduskie, Elena Koster, Nancy Lamb, Gay Llewellyn, Jane Wilderman, Janet Lund ROW Z-Robin Ripple, Judy Jones, Della McCarty, Ellen Wilderman, Marilyn Zagwolski, Mary Sproul, Virginia Bohrer, Patty Kegebein, Lupita Zanbrano, Debbie Van der kaay, Patty Van der kaay, Mary Kay Woods, Mrs. Glaser, tAdvisort Members IST ROW: Richard Bray, Dave Peon, Frank Rodriguez, Kelsey Long, Brian Burcombe, Garrison Grace, BACK ROW: Patric Homer, Rob Dornaus, Ron Jackson, Danny Richardsen, Drew Anderson, Doug Gillmore, Mr. Hubert tAdvison Paraphernalia Club Serves School To help the school and the community was the main purpose of the Para-club during the school year of 1970-71. Comprised of 23 members and advised by Mr. Hubbert, the club's main activity was the con- struction of over 400 Easter baskets. These baskets were presented to patients in many hospitals. Their activities, such as helium balloon selling, were sponsored in order to acquire the money to buy a hospital bed. Even though just one bed, every bed leaves room for another patient and the members of the club thought that a good work and a purchase worthwhile. 1 I think its a great club. More people should get into it, because the members in it now are really happy and enjoy the work, stated club president, Doug Gilmore. gale- mu-mpa-Jm-ynmcg-.ggwmm .m .. ..$:....,... , , .7 . ., . -. . . . . - A. 9- . UH ,7,-F'M , . .. V-.1:'-,-7 . Knua wvv 4'4 nhw . TOP ROW: John Russell, Steve Sharp, Jay Wentz, Peter Chicas, Tim Duvall, Jon Limebrook BOTTOM ROW: Clark Jarret, Cricket Bewsey, Steve Hockett, Vicky Woodard, Dave Evans, Mario M ainero, John Engstrom, Barbara Mudge ICC Presideanatb Mudge ASB Treasurer-M ario Mainero ASB Vice-Presidnet-Tim Duvall President- Jay Wentz Frosh. Pres.- John Engstrom Vice President- Tim Duvall Activities Coordinator- Cricket Bewsey Senate President- Peter Chicas ICC Pres.- Barbara Mudge Treasurer- Mario Mainero Pep Commissioner- Steve Sharp Secretary- Barbara Olson Administrative Liason- Ion Limebrook Senior President- John Russell Registrar of Elections- Vicky Woodard Junior President- Clark Jarret Historian- Steve Hockett Soph. President John Engstrom CSAC Reps.- Dave Evans, Juan Luna Yam? : vwr- . . wmyww 4 Pete Chicas, Barbara Olson, Jay Wentz, Tim Duvall, Dave Evans, Barbara Mudge, John Limebrook, Clark Jarrett, John Engstrom, Juan Luna Student CoUncil 70 71 Student council flourished under the guidance of its master Gepeto , Jay Wentz. As any one can see a day filled with law making and decisions can take its toll. The great responsibility of carrying forward a complex intitution of San Clemente High's stature sometimes drives the lawmakers to the wall. As can be seen in the above picture, a productive day has just finished. The council has just finished deciding whether to have a picture taken or not. They are preparing for the picture. Being a little late, the picture was already taken. The Council Scourge Dubious Senate President rt '5 . ' ' g m 9 W 'A I .K . ,wtx e .77..,.m-VAW unmh W ------v--::. v , , ,. um . .,.-..;ap1.m--u 14 kg , m,- .J.-;..mm-. tg , - ,. , , , ,. r-x- wwn: qu. u 4III10 mu-a-r-ec'm , , .. ,. . 4 ' , , . - t v r591 , . W WWWMMMQZ t ROW l-Tina Rogers, Kari Opland, Mr. Shively, Vicki Ashley, John Farr, Dave Vansell. ROW ZeBruce Bent, Kim Slade, Tim Riley, Ronnie Kutcher, Mary Ann Thornton. ROW 3-Jeffery Herman, Kevin Kincaid, Alan Yager, Sue Blaney, Shawn Riley, Lance Kincaid. ROW 4-Ienny Hartley, Tom McDonald, Sharon Thornton, Adrea Bouman, Lauri Beck, Diane Hurley, Zora Szemenyei, Robin Carrick. Ski Club Enjoys Snow This was the most fantastic and active year the Ski club has ever had. No doubt about it, we had more ski trips and more fun, stated John Farr, the president of the Ski club. Including trips to Mammoth, Utah, Yosemite, and Badger Pass, the ski club took advantage of every school holiday to fulfill their obsession for skiing. Officers were John Farr, president; David Vansell; Vickie Ashley; Debbie La Bianco; and Kari Opland, See you on the slopes. IST ROW-L TO R: Ruth Garwood, Cindy Johnson, Elena Marie Koster, Caralyn Reese, Jamie Nieblas, Nanci Pierce, Gina Zehking, Portia Winter- bourne, Lavonne Ungeheirer. ROW 2 R-L: Bob Ayer, Jerry Buckley, Jeff Hall, Bruce Salenko, John Ahamirano, Brian Wetzel, Huskey Smith, David Scharton, Mari Haig, Brigette Douglas, Carol Pruitt. 3RD ROW-L TO R: lack Glassford, Patty Neff, Rose Lisanti, SecJ, Marti Opland WresJ, Cathi Christie W.Pres.L Charles Williams UresJ, Laura Mathes, Marc Smith, Mark Mordasini, Mr. Rosenberg adv 4TH ROW-R-L: Rick Talcott, Steve Cady, John Duffy, Ken Wray, Paul Cacia, Bill Banning, Teresa Fierst, Mike Kahle Music Club Extends Talent u mmw ' -I-:t - A.....m...uq.;ah.,.-..5-n.-y-. Hung: r . v 4,. PEP BAND FRONT ROW: Mark Wray, Steve Brown, Bruce Salenko, Rose Lisanti, Laura Mathes, Pat Irving, Bob Ayer, Teresa Fierst, Maark Boucher, Nanci Pierce, Ken Wray. SECOND ROW: Jerry Buckley, Dave Robbins, Steve Cady, Steve Benefield, Rick Talcott, Paul Cacia, Bill Banning, Scott Dic- key, Mark Smith, Matt Kenney, Darrel Armstrong, Eric Howmann, Mark Mordasini, Jim Besse, Mark Kahle. BACK ROW: John Altimarano, Jack Classford, Brian Wetzel Strike Up the Band! Under the able direction of Mr. Hal Rosenberg the Pep Band made the events of the year alive with music. They were omnipresent at the athletic events, adding to the color and excitement of the athletic play. And they were always avail- able for the rallies and assemblies. Often we overlook the valuable part they play in boosting the school spirey did a fine job for San Clemente High in the 1970-71 school year. The student body thanks them. Mr. Hal Rosenberg MARCHING BAND: Laura Mathes, Pat Irving, Rose Lisanti, Sandy Spencer, Peggy Tosdal, Carol Resse, Denise Ledsinger, Lisa Croisette, Patty Neff, David Wilterding, Gary Thibodeau, Gail Dills, Susan Bunhall, Janice Wolenty, Bob Ayer, Mark Boucher, Teresa Fierst, Chris Perez, Nanci Pierce, Mark Wray, Paul Ezzell, Tom Hoffman, Steve Cady, Steve Berefield, Rick Talcott, Paul Cacia, Scott Dickey, Mark Smith, Mike Victorino, Jerry Buckely, Dave Robbins, Greg Jansen, Steve Brown, Bruce Salenko, John Duffy, Gira Zehring, Jamie Nieblas, Kathy Hackson, Eric Houmann, Darrel Armstrong, Mark Mordasini, Matt Kenney, Geral Pryce, Ken Regier, Jim Besse, Dan Hart, David Durham; John Crane, Ken Wary, Mike Kahle, Brian Wetzel, John Altamirano, Jack Glassford, Robbie Driggers, Mike Plasmeyer, Tim Junett, Steve Dochey, Skip Henry, Randy Berg, David Hamm, Dale Bicyles, Robert Cooper, Mike Cline, Bill Reynolds, Allen Maler, Clark Riley, Mike Shinkle, Prymace White, Ron Stevens, Mike Jensen, Glen Brummage, Richard Joyce, Susan Bunkall. STAGE BAND FRONT ROW: Mark Boucher, Nanci Pierce, Bob Agre, Steve Brown, Teresa Fierst, Mark Wray, Bruce Salenko, John Altimirano, Leslie Averret, Marti Opland. SECOND ROW: Darryl Armstrong, Eric Howmann, Mark Mordasini, Mat Kenney, Jim Besse, Ken Wray. TOP ROW: Steve Benefield, Steve Cady, Paul Cacia, Scott Dickey, Rick Talcott, Marc Smith, Bill Banning. ' x f :7 15'6 w v L'i , 1.. . . iv .; ORCHESTRA: Roger Dowling, Leslie Averyt, Marty Opland, Laura Mathes, Jeff Hall, Lyssa Black, Mark Boucher, Eric Howmann, Ken Wray, Matt Kenney, Steve Benefield, Steve Cady, Pat Irving, Teresa Fierst, Bob Ayer, Rose Lisanti, Bruce Salenko, Steve Brown, Dave Robbins, Jerry Buckley, John Wilson, Cindy Johnson, Patty Glaser, Tim Kennedy, Richard Sagan, Helen Malpede, Linda Forsum, Mari Haig. IA 1 z I L ALar an L i'v- -4 I c v v m '. FRONT ROW: Lavonne Ungeheir, Deborah Sheets, Loretta Dodge, Kathy Wenzal, Kelly Harman, Charles Stephenson, Brian Ackerman, aniel Sukut, Debbie Hunt, Lori Zelko, Cathy Llewellyn. ROW TWO: Teri Schlarb, Randy Dastrup, Barbara Zirges, Carol Resse, Debbie Cooper, Michael Powell, Chuck Williams, Mike Iavicoli, Steve Hockett, Gwen Pierce, Kelly Dowling, Sally Smith. ROW THREE: Virginia Crow, Kathryn Locke, Marion Maxey, Marti Opland, Kathy Hobson, Dave Vansell, Richard Countryman, Greg Kelley, Eric Van Wart, John Ream, Lorri Routt, Rundi Van Wart, Carol Pruitt, Ann Wilson. TOP ROW: Karen McLeroy, Barbara Cheatum, Portia Winterboume, Kathy Carpenter, Ruth Garwood, Dale Pierson, Dale Ross, Randy Brand, Chris Ellinor, Pete Spiers, Greg Parker, Jeannine Follis, Cathie Christie, Grace Tool, Mona Brown, Terry Rhyne. NOT PICTURED: Greg Cady, Cindy Crow, Robert De Carlo, Kirk Ericson, Virginia Feruzzi, Nick Manfredo, Beth Nelson, Cindy O'Grady, Tom Pritchard, Steve Wadding- ton, Marilyn Zagwolski, Kip Conner, Dan Wise, Kathy Sharke, Karen Linzy. I x , N ,1? W: Debbie Sheets, Dawn Herb, Marianne Mainer , Debbie Sanchez, Gail Leetch, Jill T mpsen, Paula Del Colle, Debbie Brown, Debbie Hunt. Kris McLeroy, Maureen Martin, Julie Moore, Karen Sukut, Sharon Corder SECOND ROW; Harriet Sheets, Sheila Hendrix, Ofelia Gonzales, Maryorr Olsen, Denise Lelsinger, Barbara Steelman, Winnie Cerace, Kathy Keyser, Debbie Davidson, Lynne Pommerenk, Robin Michaux, Robyn Birnbaum, Barbara Zirges, Collette Brandt, Kris Bortfeld THIRD ROW: Portia Winterborne, Mary Sproul, Cindy O'Grady, Mary Ann Newhart, Doro- thy Wenzel, Sally Smith, Iulene Critchlow, Kelly Devlin, Sarah Wilson, Terry Hodgson, Marla Condon, Kim Worth, Esstella Polak, Tory Long, Lu Ann Daily TOP ROW: Marilyn Zagwolski, Carol Johnsen, Ruth Garwood, Kathy Sharke, Nona Brinkman, Do othy Meyers, Debbie Albert, Cathe Finn, Cindic Christie, Beth Nelson, Joyce Chenowith, Sue Swigart, Marie Schenzinger, Janet Cordon, Reathe Klemme, Melanie Maxwell MADRIGALS FRONT ROW: Chuck Williams, Debbie Cooper, Rodney Wisehart, Virginia Crow, Curtis Renshaw, Lynn Brumage, Steve Hockett, Cathy Llwellyen, Mario Mainero BACK ROW: Richard Bunkall, Karen McLeroy, David Vansell, Virginia Feruzzi, Richard Countryman, Marcia Mit- chell, Steve Sharp, Cathie Christie, Greg Parker, Ann Wilson Boy's Quartet Mario Mainero, Steve Hockett, Richard Bunkall, Curtis Renshaw r . I Music Hath Its Charm Under the direction of Mr. Richard C. Dastrup, two outstanding groups, added life and spice to many of the SCHS activities. They were the Madrigal Singers and Men's Quartet. Unity and loyalty to the group have developed the Madrigal Singers ,, into on of the most honored and respected singing group in Southern California. The Madrigals have performed at the 99 Club Convention, Corona Del Mar Madrigal Festival and at over twenty other clubs and conven- tions. The group was selected in the last week of June 1970 by Mr. Dast- rup on blend and attitude. The second of the outstanding groups was the Men's Quartet. The Quartet was comprised of four senior boys who had a fervent inter- est in music. They sing all types of music, and often used guitar as an accompaniment. They have performed at the Ir. Miss Pageant, CAA Father-Daugh- ter Banquet, and the February meeting of the Latin-American Club. The four boys were re-organized in January and this year's quartet consisted of Mario Mainero, first tenor; Steve Hockett, second tenor; Steven Sharp, Baritone; Richard Bunkall, Ball. Girl's Trio Karen McLerov, Cathie Christie. missing: Vicki Swartz M: . ;u-s-x.mm.. ecu. W-rsumm-emam : ',A euMHWMHm-m- Senior GAA girls show pride in their class of '71 The purpose of the Girl's Athletic Association is to further the interest in ath- letics and recreation for girls. Also to promote a higher physical efficiency among the girls at San Clemente High School, stated Sheryl Jones, the President of the G.A.A. Sponsored by Mrs. Cardello, Miss Hanson and Mrs. Lund, the club sponsored the Homecoming Dance and served at the Sports Awards Banquet. The 50 mile club was a new innovation. It gaveea chance to girls to run 50 miles in 50 days, not to mention the opportunity to keep fit and have fun while doing so. G.A.A. is a very active club on campus, and is one in which the giris of the school have an opportunity to get involved in many activities. They also have a chance to become very involved in sports, some of which are competitive. The girls in G.A.A. work together. They learn to face responsibility. And they gain something of value to their lives, announced Sheryl. Ranking members were Sheryl Jones, president; Claudia Vance, vice president; Peggy Toal, secretary; Vicky Woodard, treasurer; Peggy Finn and Darlene Meyers, sports managers; Jodee Duesk, historian; Nancy Russell, senior representative; Sue Knock, junior representative; Lisa Vance, sophomore represenative; and Pam Herbereck, freshman representative. y IrrwmxATIESJIRT e Hm x .... e ,a FRESHMEN Austin, Debbie; Barton, Anne; Beaver, Mary; Barton, Anne; Bills, Alice; Brewsaugh, Beverly; Brown, Catherine; Brown, Lori; Brown, Sue; Bush, Debbie; Campbell, Donna; Christie, Cindi; Conroy, Laura; Devlin, Kelly; Doane, Amanda; Dowling, Kelly; Duane, Dana; Dunham, Jeanne; Forsum, Lynda; Friedrich, Dana; Frye, Debbie; Pryhoff, Kathy; Gannon, Cabrini; Garcia, Ruth; Ciannestras, Dianna,- Goodwin, Debra; Hal- minske, Briann; Harmon, Nancy; Hauser, Kateen; Herberich, Pam; Hicks, Lyn Ellen; Holliman, Becky; Hurst, Deanne; Johnson, Karen; Johnston, Marianne; Johnston, Sandy; Kole, Carol; Kelly, Teresa; Leetch, Gail; Loukides, Chrissy; Martin, Kathi; Martin, Melissa; Martin, Maureen; Math, Nancy; Mushett, Rene; Nadeau, Lori; Nichols, Kitty; Ochise, Mary Jo; Ortiz, Juana; Pollak, Estella; Prince, Tina; Pugliese, Tina; Ralls, Janet; Ralls, Sue; Reynolds, Debra; Rymer, Theresa; Samuelson, Nancy; Sanderson, Carol; SOPHOMORE Albert, Debbie; Bewsey, Dawn; Bimbaum, Robyn; Birtcher, Shelley; Black, Lisa; Bole, Cathy; Bortfeld, Kristine; Boyer, Janice; Buhl, Barbara; Calhoun, Nancy; Campbell, Jane; Carey, Marie; Carter, Ian; Chaille, Cindi; Davis, Elin; Del Colle, Paula; Grunkemeyer, Shaunda; Johnston, JoAnn; Koster, Elena; Lidke, Chris; Miller, Linda; Newhart, Mary Ann; Roult, Lori; Shank, DeAnne; Sharke, Kathy; Smeiman, Michaela; Steiner, Lisa; Vance, Lisa; Vedder, Terri; Wilkes, Janet; Williams, Mel- anie; Wright, Jill Ann; Young, Debra Susan; Griffith, Carla,- Hunter, Gayle; Renfro, Polly; Reschan, Jeanne; Winkler, Trudy; JUNIOR Abts, Kathy; Beaver, Barbara; Berney, Patty; Biddle, Geri; Bortfeld, Carol; Brinkman, Nona; Cardello, Pamela; Chermak, Nikki; Clapper, Vicki; Craig, Beverly; Crowell, Dede; Currey, Sue; Devenberg, Shauna; Dusek, Jodee; Estep, Sandra; Fisher, Carlene; Foley, Jane; Hanes, Beverly; Hillary, Cindy; Jacobs, Laurie; Ianton, Mary; Keithley, Janice; Knock, Sue; LaBianco, Debbie; Lindblad, Lori; Lindsey, Terri; Llewellyn, Cay; Loynd, Debbie; Morgan, Lori; O'Brien, Kitty; Romagnino, Kim; Shepard, Mary; Slater, Claudia; Smetona, Diane; Smith, Bambi; Stamp, Katie; Steffenson, Angi; Noonan, Vicki; Thoreson, Kris; Tyson, Jody; Vanderkaay, Debbie; Velardes, Bobette; Velasquez, Patty; White, Debbi; Wilderman, Jane; Woods, Mary; Wormser, Sandy; SENIOR Adams, Suzette; Astete, Sabina; Ballman, Terry; Woodard, Vicki; Wahrman, Diane; Domingues, Donna; Dougall, Sue; Finn, Peggy; Fox, Debbie; Grab, Sally; Hartley, Jenny; Johnson, Carla; Johnson, Terri; Jones, Sheryl; Lisanti, Rose; Long, Tory; Mathes, Laura; Meyers, Darlene; Moral, Karen; Mudge, Barbara; Mushett, Debbie; Rhoads, Vicky; Russell, Nancy; Schuhman, Mary; Smith, Sally; Stephens, Vanessa; Swanson, Cheryl; Toal, Peggy; FRESHMEN Serences, Melanie; Smith, Kelly; Smyth, Barbara; Stamp, Carol; Steffenson, Jenny; Svenson, Chris; Tosdal, Peggy; Tyson, Kim; Ursum, Pam; VanderKaay, Pat; Vock, Debbie; Walton, Karin; Weir, Susan; Wenzel, Dorothy; Wilson, Sarah. Lisa Vance, Soph. Rep. uwhuMAAMJT BOARD MEMBERS: Top Row: L. to Rt. Miss Barbara Miller, Advisor Mrs. Marla Lund, Ad- visor Sheryl Jones, President Mrs. Nadine Card- ello, Advisor Miss Jean Hanson, Advisor Second Row: Vicki Woodard, Treasurer Peggy Toal, Secretary Sue Knoch, Jr. Representative Pam Herberich, Fresh. Rep. Nancy Russell, Sr. Rep. Bottom Row: L. to Rt. Peggy Finn, Sports Man- ager Claudia Vance, Vice President Darlene Meyers, Sports Manager IoDee Dusek, Historian ,Jf . . K w , w , ; w ROW 1 0. TO IQ Teresa Kelley, Mary Keith, Janet Steel, Stella Polak, Helena Alarcon, Melanie Serences, Cheryl Busby, Elin Davifn Carla Gfiffith, Robin Michaux, Debbie Austin, Michalee Ethington, Anne Garbarine, Debbie Brown, Jane Blough, Mary Ann Mainero, Phyllis Qntweros, Iulle MC.- Lane. ROW 2 a T0 1U Mary Green, Shirley Gierloff, Ann Maitland, Joanne Reschan, Della McGarry, Marie Schenzinger, Valmda Sorenson, LuCIa Meridith, Debbie Miller, Evelyn Maitland, Cindy Morat, Judy Keithley, Lorretta Brewer, Janie Douglas, Jill Rush, Pam McCurdy, Dixie Daniels, Sue Mathis, Karen Morrow, Robin Thayer Drill T Participates in , . Parades Joan O'D onnell Lyssa Black Debbie Wysomiersk Flag girls perform in halftime shows. Advisor: Miss Miller, Co-Captain Debby Austin, Captain Robin Michaux, Co-Captain Carla Griffin. As always the drill team added color and interest to the football games during their half time shows. Their intricate field patterns and cadenced stepping kept the student body and the com- munity aware of the long hours of practice they undertook. Not only did the team show itself toebe precise and rhythmic at the games but it also showed itself to be an ambassador to Hunt- ington Park and National City. The team participated in parades at both locations under the guidance of Miss Miller, the team advisor, and Robin Michaux, the team captain. Robin was assisted by co-captains Debbie Austin and Carla Griffin. ffxamm-u ,r7 n KN 1 untywqegb, ' Captain Could inspects the company ROTC participates in Homecoming N aval Science I Cadets NAME Bagley, S.P. Belford, J. Bulman, P.D. Chicas, P.I. Collins, D. Criswell, RJ. Douglas, L. Duffy, J. Duquette, J. Filipoff, J.W. Harrison, S. Howman, E. L. Jepson, R. Kruse, K.A. LeCault, C. Lineback, P.K. Lopez, T. Masso, K.E. Moore, D. Mordasini, M.R. Nieblas, D.P. Palmer, T. Perio, F.T. Salas, D.A. Shaver, D.G. Shive, R.S. Siscoe, P.D. Skiffington, M. Sparks, D. Richardson, GD. Scharton, D. Snow, I.C. Summary: GRADE 11 10 9 Total: GRADE 9 9 10 9 9 9 10 11 NO. ENRO L LED 2 8 2 0 32 Naval Science II Cadets N ame Altamirano, LR. Anselmi, G.M. Barber, D.D. Barber, D.H. Box, B. Bryant, R.F. Carr, G.W. Chemotti, M.L. Conn, D.E. Eisenhauer, R.M. Ferguson, H.I.. Graham, S.P. Croesser, DJ. Hartman, D.C. Heath, S.W. Hunn, R.L. Ianssen, 6.5. Jerke, LF. Jewell, CT. Jugan, MJ. Knox, LL. Mendez, R.R. Murphy, DJ. Powers, M.A. Saccucci, T.M. Schank, JD. Slater, R.M. Shaver, J. Sproul, M.E. Sproul, W.E. Stephenson, CA. Whinnery, M.R. Wright, M.E. Young,'M. Summary: Grade 12: Grade 11: Grade 10: Total: 10 21 34 Grade 11 10 10 11 12 10 10 10 10 10 11 1O 10 10 11 11 10 11 10 10 10 10 11 10 10 11 12 10 10 12 10 10 10 11 .7 NJROTC Adds Cremony and Dignity to S.C. Naval Science III Cadets NAME Barrie, T. Belford, TJ. Bryant, C. Countryman, R. Fulk, A. Hartman, J. Hunter, N.G. Kruse, LE. Lineback, J. Morat, G. Mordasini, P. Newmaker, R. Peter, B.J. Peter, Scott Peter, Steven Pierce, S. Stevenson, 5. Steinbis, B.K. Tiberi, R. Vick , 1. Duncan, S. Summary: Grade 12 11 Total: GRADE 12 11 12 12 11 12 11 H y-d EEEEESESSEEEEE No. Enrolled onductors Lois Balliet Beth Nelson u-Jv: As u...- .nu-n...a..u.-u-.v...m-. ... w.-.-.- a. 4..-. - . .m- waMEJ? 4137 4 ' um um . . g 1.570 nu: I nu If Spirit Beverly Craig Debbie White julie Bunker Shelly Biitcher O ' Janet Gibson I i 1 z : FRONT ROW: Lori Anderson, Sue Knoch, Cindy Hillary, Sue Dougall, Tracy Smith, Tracy Smith, Kim Hamilton, Dorothy Tippet, Carolyn Kole, Peggy Pierce, Susan Rice. SECOND ROW: Iani Boyer, Bambi Smith, Lori Lindblad, Sue Curry, Paula Haasl, Sandy Waroff, Linda McPherson, Carol Millhouse, Pam Haasl, Page Schulte, Patrice Shulte. TOP ROW: Diane Smetona, Barbara Buhl Pep Club Proud of S.C. Teams Once again the Pep Club provided the mainstay in the spirit at San Clemente High. Their vigilant pres- ence at games and rallies helped push our Tritons on to victory. Their spirit, as always, was infectious. And more than one person said of the SCHS spirit this last year- It was a great year for spirit. The girls put in long hours, merely attending the games, not to mention the time they spent mustering up and encouraging the rest of the student body to yell and yell and YELL! Though we don't win every game, one Pep Club member announced, we let the teams know that we're behind them. Both coaches and team members acknowledged the importance of having school spirit and school support. Thanks girls. 4W ' H7 ,, W w, mm . mam Emu m .- uwmmw, m, . ..; ':51 W m v imrrv mix? 3553:... . Luv... This year's annual' is a reflection of you. Contained in diese pages is a pictorial history of. what the students of San Clemente High School accomplished during the 1970-71 sdIooI year. I am sure that you will read this annual with mixed emotions. In many cases, you probably feel you could have done more to , fquulI your dreams, your ambitions, your capabilities -this his only human nature. In reality, most of you were extremely productive. You made the most out of your opportunities. You ' participated in many positive ways in sdIooI connected activ- ities. You contributed to a very successful school year. But, one cannot lobk back over a year just completed with- out honestly thinking about the unaccomplished, the undone. If you failed yourself by lack of accomplishment this is unfor- tunate, but not a disaster. There is you, the individual you. What you are capable of tomorrow, is contained in you today. There is a significant difference between what you are today and what you can become' In the future. Part of the process of ' education is to help each person develop an identity and re- lationship with himself as an indi vidual to the world, the culture, and other people. The high school years provide a time for young adults to develop a- feeling of who you are. This is a time to try different personalities and behavior to discover the person you feel the most comfortable being. Maturity comes when a person is able to express his real seIf without fear of being different or havingto conform to the'irnage of. peer groups. The Class of 1971 is well on the way of having developed a real identity, a real you. Good luck to you seniors, in your FUTURE ENDEAVORS. To the underclassmen, may your seardI be successful for the best that is you. D arrel Taylor DALE DRAGER ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR .1 52.7., Vgawm 14, VICE McCARTHY PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL BOYS VICE JOHN SMART ,xI 4, .1, 4, AI PRINCIPAL Counslor's Guidance Past 70's Fred Navarro Russel Hathaway Carol W alker Richard Buswell Mrs. Bunker Mr. Lauer Mrs. Austen Mrs. Keeler Mrs. Worth Mrs. Connor ies ice Secretar Off 111685 Handle Bus Mrs. Sidnum Mrs. Whitaker Mrs. Mason Mrs. Kearns Mrs. Van Note Mrs. Bartock Mrs. Overton F 5.3 3.4... m... Mn; KL: 5ubiu-J- wn-f Mrs. Wysopol Mrs. Knapp Mrs. T. Martin pay... V. um.umoa...nmng AidsKeep San Clemente High School in Order 1b;- H-i- g A $5 4 9mm ma-x9gwk;;; , .1f . . $ 1 1 At A ' i ' V Custodians-Mr. Zwickes, Mr. Chidester, Mr. Astorga, Mr. Martins, Mr. McCal- lie, Mr. Iepson, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Clark, Mr. Bennett. Grounds Proctors Mrs. Rathman Mrs. Dorothy Delaney r; Cooks: Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wapples, Mrs. Caughan, Mrs. Want, Mrs. McCallie, Mrs. Iepson, Mrs. Manni, Mrs. Nadiau, Mrs. Moras. Jim Smith-Cinema Dorothy Bray-Department Head Charles Conklin-Literature of the Sea Thomas Youngerman-M ass M edia Pat O'Brien-Thalassa Staff 0 2i! 2? xv m1: :zW 1,1! 17 ,x.sb1ey 1' W 4er v I; Av$ain 4 av G - Wmm m. David Neidh art-American Literature Camie Bauer- English II 'sof f : , . Marilyn Porter-Basic Composition L M -. .k RobertMoe-Triton Advisor F v u x a Course of n... 4115. , r 4' ir' y veryone .x 911-91111- Y . rm 1 .Jnynnfnn-ful'EEE'RO-h1f1h Studying Foreign EllaGlacier-Spanish 11,111 L angu ag e S Helps Close the Communication Gap Roger Frost-Russian I-III y-N g.ngnu mun :- ..v w. - ' :I'n-K. , . '5 l . Emil Sanda-Cerman I-IV N Dennis Allred-Spanish 1,111 5;: ' annil- ua' ,. ,l'l .3 JHWi; f , w, I A XIII cm. I r- cums mmm M. waalmhrrilha law IMWMAWWW Ann Ryan-F amily Living Letha G ariepy-Gourmet Cooking Georgia Veeh-Home Eco omics ome Economics Prep ares Girls for Future Home Life . .- a.gy r. . xxL LXX QLL XXX L L L Q 35. L L ngLx Xg$waNkng L L xx ?x L, L NX.LXL Sgt. Edward Peale Capt. Joseph Gould Daily Drills W- I H r2n-mwunuuuquuur-mugu-n-gqi-egs , V Keith Stroud-Algebra I Jack Dunn-Pre-algebra Joe Shively-Algebra II A . anene Mar le-Al ebra Ray Beaver-M ath I J p g Students Learn New Dimensions in M ath Ken Foster-Plane Geometry Al Pierce-Plane Geometry Robert Radford-M ath l Marla Lund Nadine Cardello J ,mmWa-Ek-.. . MM Lucy Wilder Barbara Miller h'in', ; . 1.; n: Stan DeMaggio ically Active etic Ability ralth Fred Sharke John Baker Artists and Develop Indivi Nelson Luvmark-M arine Technology R andy McCoy-Photography Cleo Cole-Crafts II Don Jeisy-Basic Graphic Arts . r' g J 5 I 'i J 5, Alan McAdam-Advanced Art Steve McManama-Crafts I en reativity Ronald Dull-Auto Mechanics Doug Hammond-Drafting . . s 4n..:,..--7..!..3:y.... Ann Louise Henrie-Occupational Lab John Forrester-Work Experience Ruth Hayes-Short Hand Business Education Helps Students Prepare for Future Harlen ChamberSFGeneral Business M arshall Adair-Student Service WEMzm iwamms a Mag; :1; army Students Express Talents Through Experiences in Fine Arts Richard Dastrup-M adrigals, A Capella Marion SykeSrDtama y History Clai a I l 3 Past With r R0 bert Nealy World History V smmkng wmzw Lee Weagley- P at East Studies Richard Hagedorn-Sophomore Social Science Mwaxw ?QM. MMWV WW, 5 Lyle Frost-Latin American Stud es ine kes Comb ' 1 Bill Conroy-World History 5 m I3 b 0 t P H I m w. a r. 0 D. m m n 0 r.k y 0 I n 0 C m a S Fred Newhart-US. History Cary Phillips-World History Mrs. Putn am- Freshman Social Problems Banner Cummings-African Studies Tony Sisca-U.S. History htens ig Course Studies Ecology Enl Science 1n Ray ReevespGeneral Science Biology Thomas Chesley- Barrette Reeves-Biology e C a p s 0 r e A m e w .m S n 0 D ill-Biology in Sher! M arv Eco Phillip Crignon-M arine Bill Chase-Anthropology Richard George-I Iumanities Art Humanities Inspires Student Appreciation of Man's Heritage Don Isaacs-Iunior Humanities English Special Education Enlarges Course Fred Bratkowsky-Reading Emma Leon- ESL Board of Trustees Mr. Beasley Mr. Bob Hurst, Mr. Thomas Winget, J u N. R M I I III MMAWM wmwmwwxw mvsvmmv xx Truman Benedict-Superintendent THE'ARTS OFLIVING LIVING EACH DAY Each day is a lifetime in miniature. Anyone can rise above fear for a day and meet each situation with courage. COURT ESY It Is the wisdom to know that we should love before we think and think before we act. It is appreciating what others do for us and letting them know it. HOP E Hope comes first, life follows. Hope gives power to life. Hope is man's shield and buckler against defeat. HUM I LITY The art of humility begins with a recognition of our dependence on others and an appreciation of God's gift of life. Because man knows so little about so much he becomes teachable, open-minded and flexible. He never stops growing. TO L ER ANC E Tolerance towers above differences. It is bigger than race, color, creed, or politics. COMMON SENSE , Common sense I'ecognizes the utter senselessness of wat, the irrationality of using death, suffering and destruction as a way of settling disputes. JOY lt' Is a blend of laughter and tears. Often it is the deep' joy that comes to you through the mist of the years as you recall tender memoties of' joyous days gone by. Joy is the flag you fly when the Prince of Peace is in residence within your heart. EDUCATION The art of education' Is to continue to glow as long as you live. Grow a larger concept of education. Every moment brings its lesson. Evety person is a teacher. Every place' Is a schooII-ooIn. Grow' In new directions. Do not stagnate' In the backwash of outwom tradition. Respectthe and learn its lessons, then be alive to inquiry and change. Explore new areas and ideas. A Crow! Man is never' finished. Man never arrives, Education never stops. From More About the Art of Living by Wilferd A. Pet- . etson, publidled bySiIIIon andeIusteI', Inc. V MIN wa x N W5 , 3 g E .waxw Guess who had his Wheaties this What kind of fool am Can't get enough of those mountain bars! morning? : mxiu.. wx$ vxm$Aw-xwx.;x . WA . Open wide for Chunkie; Who put the water on my seat? Mao'sRight Hand .. .While visions of sugat plums danced in his head. Everyone trys to get into the act. numb... .. .. .'.a;.. u. 1h :- Emmy? v x '33 Mawrtrv ; m3 : 4,; 3 .wmo-u W-iawvn m. 7-4ww 43 I 21-Dave Carbardine, ZO-Tom Morris, 15-Bill Day, 12-Dave Sharke, 10-Keith Gibson, 31-Brian Steinbis, 30-Jim Boyer, 24-Bob McNamara, 22-Rawlins Appearson, 42-Art Yslas, 41-Mike Dunham, 35-Bill Faith, 34-Ray Cannavo, 32-Joe Uribe, 61-Gilberto Lujuano, 51-Scott Miklos, SO-Ralph Bruan, 45-Jose Malagon, 44-Clark Jarrett, 60-Mike Kiminski, SS-Bill Madden, 54-John Gligo, 52-R0bin Beaman, 67-Rodger Mohne, 66-Rick Anderson, 65- Nolen Boyer, 64-Stan Dodd, 63-Jon Limebrool, 62-Rod Gia, 75-Randy Paulsen, 75-Prancisco Lujuano, 73-Bob Burgess, 72-Martin Baker, 71-Doug Bourg, 70-Scott Arons, 68-Tobie Reschan, 74-Mike Sandavol, 86-Alan Harry, 80-Tlm Duvall, 78-Dan Russell, 77-Mike Chemotti, 76-John Romero, 82-Bill Kenny, 44-Rick Sanchez, 85-Craig Anderson, 84-Terry Juracich, 88-John Allavie, 78-Randy Roberts, 71-Mike Chestnut, 27-Vincento Lopez, 76-Ieff Hayden, SO-M ike Pearch. Not Included-Scott Johaness 3QB3 Coach Radford Coach Adair Coach Phillips mwxge.gcj::- s ' . Triton Scores .w-.Wx.n.a....A-tu s. .. .. Brea 16 Laguna 7 Villa Park 15 Orange 28 Foothill 7 Tustin 18 Katella 7 Mission Viejo 7 El Modena 8 e . ...V V r :1 't n . I . Coach Eades Coach Niedhart Football The football season of 1970 resulted in two things: One, the Tritons ended with a winning season for the first time since 1967. And two, they established themselves as a power in the Crestview league. Enthusiastically supported by the student body, the team beat Laguna Beach, Foothill, Tustin, Mission Viejo, and El Modena. When the season was over and the dust cleared, the Tritons were in third place. Following the old adage - A good offense needs a good defense -the San Clemente defense was feared throughout the league. Led by such headhunters as Tim Duvall, Ray Cannavo, and Nolen Boyer, the defense was not only efficient but powerful. And led by quarterback Keith Gibson, the offense did its job too. It provided a powerful running machine. Clark Jarrett, Tom Morris, Bob McNamara, and Ray Cannavo compared with any runners in the league. Of course, Gibson's potent passing also accounted for many of the scores. The prime receivers, Anderson and Allavie snatched many out of the air. The crowning achievement for the Tritons was beating second place El Modena in the last game of the season. The Tritons were spoilers. I think that the victory over El Modena could be considered the greatest accomplishment ever acquired by a San Clemente football team, stated interior defensive lineman John Gligo. 1970 was a very good year for football for the San Clemente Tritons. Craig Anderson Doing i0 .,. Nmnwmwa ,m. ? Anderson fakes break Keith Gibson throws for a Triton first xxvvmxvstxwxxex: Tritons getting it on! Clark Jarrett Quarterback G ibson talks it over with coach down San Clemente! 'm 'x 1wa;m.ma T m Moris leads screen play uvmwgr Bob M ac barrels on! Cannavo smothers ball carrier All-League LB Ray Cannavo does his thing Red Rolls Andy fixes to boom one Mr. lrrestible Joe Uribe sticks Katella TOP leU M.Ashcraft, L.Bennett, M.Beauchere, B.Gotham, R.Eerkhouldt, D.Haasl, B.Bishop, D.Shaver, D.Do , T.Hoffman, C.Dargon, M.Halverson, M.T mpson, P.Chicas, B.Smith, Coach Ieisey. MIDDLE: Coach Leon, R.Velardes, F.Camarena, J.Hawkins, G.Blough, J. Hernandez, T.Arreola, B.Torres, S.Masso, M.Rich, R.Isenhower, B.Ackerman, R.Carri110, C.Fisher, G.Yates, R.Wilson, LSwigart, T.Kramer, Coach Chambers. FRONT: B.Dougall, B.Carillo, J.Engstrom, B.Middlestedt, R.Piper, R. ndres, D.Cannavo, C.Walton, S.Denault, T.Mur- phy, R.Arons, D.Murphy, D.Hartman, P.Dauss, F.Sickafoose, M.Thress, Not Pictured- Greg Kelley-MVP Ackerman Shines Coach PHILLIPS, Coach Leon, Coach Ieise . ' 83E 9 '92 J39 Football M. lst ROW-L TO R.-Mario Rodriguez, Lance Swigart, Mike Cline, Brian Davis, Paul Centeno John Ulloa, John Hilltard, Scott Bruce, Tom Wernet, Declan Nieblas 2nd ROW-L. TO RrPete Mitchell, Al Sanchez, Rusty Col- lins, Dave Buck, Joe Janton, Rick Svenson, Ron Stephens, Steve Wormser, Jeff Russell, Mike Shinkle, Doug Doleshal, Dan Carter, Assistant Managed. 3rd ROW-L. TO R:Don Mann, Managed, Mike Dollar, Mark Eljenholm, Steve Miklos, Don Bourg, Chris Guter, Bob Schram, Brian Smith, Bruce Tovey, Jeff Hurlbut, Mike Jones, Al Ontiveros, Della McCarty, Statisticiam. 4th ROW-L TO R.-Greg Thomason, Dave Schenewark, Chris Dargan, Kevin Hartwell, Bob Ingram, Bill Springman, Donny Williams, Jim Baht, Wes Warn, Bob Shep- ard, Bill Enquist, Steve Hartshom, Scott Vance, Nick Vleisides. Not Present-Lance Freeman, Jeff Holleron, Allan Mellor, John Robinson, Marc Radner, Brian Mueller, John Wentz, Juan Luna, Fred Johnson, Ellen Wilderman, 6tatisticiam .q. . kn. .u-AaWMuJu . I COACH YOUNGERMAN COACH CONKLIN COACH GRAYBEAL .-.,.m--Qqq'qenm-ul-g-r!:4eh won '01th ; ,, .. , h .7. v. ., .. -,-A :m ,V--Wl ' ., Hr . 7 7.t?::VI-5 I , fYKML Tim Smith Robert G arcia Thinclads' Under the direction of new head coach, Ray Reeves, the cross-country team completed another successful season. Sparked by the leadership of junior Tim Smith, the harriers compiled a '6-3 overall record in dual meet com- petition. The thinclads started their season with non-league meets against Brea and Bolsa Grande, both which endedin victories for the Tritons. Going into league with a 2-0 record, the varsity had high hopes of capturing a championship flag, but those thoughts were quickly dispelled by Villa Park, when they handed a 24-32 loss. More losses followed Foothill and El Modena. Bill Ayer wins easily TOP ROW L-R ChrisKeamey, Jim Ashbrook, Mike Paschall, Mark Bradshaw. FRONT ROW L-R Joe Lapham, John Kruse, Dwaywe Herberick, Mike Young. Cross 673$ng Brian Peter . up So what could have been a great season, turned into a good one. During the season, the harriers were led by the performance of Tim Smith, who in his first year on varsity became number one runner. A disappointment to the team was number one man, Bill Ayer. It was expected that Ayer would come close to school records, but un- fortunately he did not meet up to his expectations. Another important runner was the third man, Bob Garcia. Garcia came through with many decent runs to complement the first two men. Other performers on the varsity were, Steve Hughes, Brian Peter, and Rich Linebach. Tim Smith kicks it in for first ! f S xi i .a 7i. hx Steve Hughes Zawotti, John Valencia, Jim Lorden, Craig Creeniaw. Country Rich Lineback TOP ROW L-R Cliff Ceddes, Cregg Booth, John Shaver, Jeff Dowding. FRONT ROW L-R Tom 4W W WWW Carlos Luna OD, . W W I f , 71;! ??w '2 WWMW xxxxxxMM M Brad MC Caslin 63, John Allavie GD 1 xi 1 M f- o n a h E .m r h C Steve Kalota 65L Pete Sellers 03 25L Dave Sharke C5D, Steve Peter 03, Howard Velore MSL Rick Bauer 0U, Steve Cope 05L Craig Anderson 4:.x v HTIAd WML. .x. .n- 4----- last Varsity Basketball This year's basketball team under Coach John Baker had five guards, six for- wards, and one center. The guards were Craig Anderson, Pete Sellers, Rick Bauer, Steve Cope, and Carlos Luna. The forwards were Chris Ellinor, Steve Peter, How- ard Valore, Dave Sharke, Brad McCaslin, and John Allavie. The center was Steve Kalota. In non-league play San Clemente's record for the year was outstanding, in- cluding wins over several high ranked teams. But the league play was not up to expectations. Considered to have a good chance at the league championship, the team ran into stiff competition and a lot of bad luck. With several overtime losses and one or two point defeats, the Tritons chances looked slim. With the loss to Katella in a In the middle of the season, at Orange High School, during a very close game, the excitement mixed with an extremely small gym, pro- duced a fight after the game. Al- though the blame was never officially established the fight marred the basketball season. Another unfortunate reason for a couple of the losses was an epi- demic of bronchitis and the flu which swept over our school. Even though the record season was less than glowing the team inspired spirit. Bauer, a Sixty-Footlumper? Hold Your Hand? I Don't Even Know You! w n: 2-..- DH triple overtime the Tritons lost all hope. FeetDon'tFail Me Now! s a s A Seller's Lay-Up mm. .w,w,vaw.WW. xx x WM. WM, , , y m. , myx Wm v In WWW , 3-7 WWW vaerWIA Bauer gets to shoot Kalota Drives M cCaslin scores on free throw Jump Ball Triton Defense Anderson in the comer Valore with a rebound Valore scores two Kalota up high Tritons get the tip Anderson gets it on P u S .m m r m4 W r o .m U TRITON Iaoosrzn cwa x Tom Terry GU, Don King 05L Joe Williams U3L Pat Comforth 03L Doug Rawls 0D, Dan Nau 019, Bill Kenny GD, Jim Cunnison 63, Mike Dow- Iing 05L Mike Dunam MU, Ken Westgarth 93, Don Steffenson 0U, Coach De Maggio B Team .., ,nun-nwynvw TRITON BOOSTER CLUB , m TOP ROW,- Dave Haasl, Charles Dargan, Bob Bishop, Mark Thress, Tom Hoffman, Dan Dodd, Rayle Cuss, Jeff Foreman, Mike Plassmeyer BOTTOM ROW,- Jeff Chriswell, John Sweeny, Ross Wilson, Brimus White, Joe Hernandez, Bob Yoder, Rod Roberts, Tom Kramer , y- , .-, .. w , . . , a :2 , . Mark Radner QSL Mark Eljenholm 01L Bob Schram 0D, Tom McCullock 01D, Chris Cargen GU, Bill Springman 03L Dan Breckbill 05L Steve Armstrong 03L Greg Thomason MEL Tom Zanotti 6L Jeff Hunt CD, John Ritchie 02L Ray Millhouse GU, Tom Campbell 019 Guardian Angel?? Dowling Getting It In! o; k g ?1 '3 ' 1: $1 BACK ROW - Clark Jarret, Torn Nichols, Dick Anderson, Martin Baker, Ralph Braun, Bill Madden, Randy Paulson. FRONT ROW - Brian Davis, Bill Theiralt, Dave Buck, Tony Aerola, Armador Rozales, Bob Provost ? Shall we dance all night? Wrestling San Clemente's varsity wrestling team had its finest season this year. Coach Phillip's crew put in fine performances in all weight divisions. Some of the leaders in these cate- gories were Joe Loge O36 lst, Clark Jarret 041 lst, Dick Anderson 057 lst, Ralph Braun U78 lst Bill Madden 089 lst and Big John Romero f210 lst. This year's team had some colorful nick- names. Clark Jarret was referred to as little Bruiser and Joe Lopez was the Human Muscle . San Clemente's Dick Anderson, who fin- ished his fourth year of wrestling, went along with Ralph Braun to the CIF finals. Both faired well. The individual records were good. Ralph Braun, however, won the greatest number of matches. Clark Jarret was known as the scrappiest on the team. And John Romero won every match this year by using his favor- ite hold, the cradle hold . Bill Madden, who played first string center during the football season, set a record by pinning his opponent in the first 20 seconds of the first round. The team distinguished itself and had a very good year. The Winner! Greetings. . .and Salutations! RONT ROW - Danny Lohrman, Kelly Vaught, Don Kahn, Clark Hurly, Al Sanchez, Nacho Garcia, Ray Eisenhower. BACK ROW - Albert Ontiver05, andy Dewees, Mike Toney, Chris Bonderant, Bill Smith, Bill Gotham, Randy Roberts Swim Team Has Great Season Varsity Coach Cummings was very proud of the youngest Triton team ever. The team tied for second place in the Crestview league champion- ships. It also chalked up an outstanding 3-1055, 18-win record. And all this was accomplished with the help of only two seniors. The outstanding underclassmen were Duncan Wilson, Mark McCartan, Pat Linebach, Scott Bruce, and Rich Talcott. Veteran performers Dana King and Tim Springer gathered the most points for the fighting Varsity team. Joel Hartman and senior Wayne Burris were the co-captains of this year's colorful team. To top off the year, six Tritons qualified for the difficult CIF championships at Long Beach State. How much more can a team do? Apparently some- thing more-in the area of water sports-for next year the Tritons hope to star in water polo for the first time. If the swimming team records of the last few years indicate success for the future, the Tritons are bound to have a championship water polo team. . MMMW W Coach Cummings with Steve Diamond and Wayne Burris. He knows how to turn out the talent. Varsity Individual Medley Sprinter, Tim Mathes! Tuck and Roll ana King is school record holder for varsity breast- roke. w.v.w.vu.'..v3 Dave Atkinson and Malcolm Wilson relax. A A A c. . hHh ,. I I I x bA A A A;: I : :g L A A A A A A A AAAAAA L'C'JO' ';: : 3?: xwga'a M Lax w, a; .4;1 numn . , w - mnugif f ! 3:0?!an Mark McCartin is happy with his success. Dave Vick, junior diver, splashes on entry. x $, ' ; gisity-MI eicki: Ron Austen, Bo Ayer, ?on Andrs, Gerald Ba ,Iohn Black gm Belford, BIRM. BI ., Bradshaw, Michael iwoltixMiehwc Sm, Tim Wey, Jeff Dow i???.l Mike Douglas, Tim Du F; John Filipoff, R dy Fis j guson, Peter SSE ' ob FIYe, Robert Garci ave Carbaag, Val Gedno I'aig Greenlaw, Tony Hof an, Rene Hunn, Brian chard Lineback Vern MqCa r , Brad IcKenzireI, R dget Mohme, Ian McDeImo Tom Mor i I Bin ere omqo, 1w Ru Jon aai n61ith, l' tethei .r! i 'W I :IIEII Z IICII l ,. h ,Martin Baker, Gary Biough, Randy Brown, Robet Carrillo, . 338i Foumi , John George, William Gotham, I'm Geddisriturtis Ggeen jilaynes, Fre Johnson, HowaI' 'nes, Brad Km Wohme; Alberlogltiveros, Deblan N ,Tom Nichol 3,. ?ob Sdlram; Bill Smith John shaver, Art Shaw, Mike Stratton, David Shaver, Michael Sproul, Brian Steinbis, Bruce Tovey, Gary isngqlmZenner , . Busby, Mark 1', Harry Fer- Jarrett, eduzzi, in! Chris Way, Iohh K 1 Re Toney, Kevan Peck, mPI-itchard, Marc Rad? mew. x , N uwquAquwx :vM-lxwm-sm! w W- .MLCZWWMMV WWWJW amu-w Aw MWWNMNWWW.WWJMWWWMW . VIWMM MAmmmmwwmw My MW. 1W Wmawm Mm. wpmm MW 7 1. .va 4 T m Sm'th and Bob Garcia place lst and 2nd, respec- tively Brian Levenson passes baton to Fry, 2: perfect pass The long run Tony Hoffman breaks league record- 14'6 . .! v ,b- John Russell clears bar Andrs gets his stride. McCarry strains for distance. Bayman warms up for relay Track Breaks New Records! The attitude and desire of the 1971 track team is to be congratulated, stated Coach Bob Radford. Undoubtedly the coach was pleased with his team. The '71 team displayed a lot of hard work and its work paid off in competition against other teams in the league. It was a well- rounded team, doing well in almost all cate- gories. However, it did have its particularly strong areas. We did well in the long distance and sprint events. Some of the outstanding performers were Bob Frye, 100 yard dash; Brad McKenzie, 220; Steve Peter, 120 high hurdles; Tom Morris, 180 low hurdles; Tim Smith, 2 mile run, Val Ged- nov, shot put; and Vern McCarty, high jump. One of the major interests of the year was Tony Hoffman's breaking of the pole vault record. However, the glee was short lived. Tony was out for the rest of the season with a broken ankle. A few other injuries hurt the team, but by the end of the season the team had performed well and pleased coaches and student body Lazy Days? Peter captures inside position McCarty clears bar with the flop. , , Wm: W' The classic style in discus. Hoffman's record official 1-... Baseball team was one of the Varsity Baseball Has Fine Season Coach Adair's 1971 Varsity inest teams to take to the halassa field. The team ended he season with a more than dmirable record, contending or the league championship. One of the main reasons for he team's outstanding record as Coach Isaac's pitching taff. It allowed the least hits the league. The excellent utfield of Sellers, Kiernan, nd Gibson backed up ace itchers Paramo, Douglas, and ielsen. Tim Wright, catcher, . e . r . 1': t' , A ,. 4? w ' , t . t V V $ t v.4. 1' alled the pitches for the bat- e -. ' . 2W .7 . rwfsfw ery. Reschan, Johannes, and ing kept the opposing run- ers honest, while the gap etween second and third base as filled by shortstop Craig nderson. n I Coach Marshall Adair Aagxaa TOP ROW L-R Keith Gibson, Bill Day, Pete Sellers, Richard Douglass, Mike Kiernan, Scott Arons, Toby Reschan, Coach Adair. FRONT ROW L-R Cary NcKnighl, John Lineback, Mark King, Ruben Paramo, Brad Whitaker, Tim Wright, Scott Johannes, Craig Anderson, not pictured Terry Nielsen. w. W..a..nqu.,..,. Mvwxmvamgk i 49?! a y, M??- Ace pitcher Ruben Paramo ' L Triton catcher Tim Wright gets one off the bat. -.- ,,. va-R.wu.n.-..Muvu. .. ,- ., qt :1 I 5 w :11 Another Triton score! HVw-w...-4.AM Douglas Stretches for Out! TOP ROW- Scott Miklos, John Springsman, Bill Kenney, Bill Day, Bill Springman, Paul Yoder, BOTTOM ROW- Steve Griffin, Steve Mik- los, Art Yslas, Chris Walton, Gary Allen Coach Phillips and not pictured- Dale Howe TOP ROW- Jean Dunhum, Bob Yoder, Jeff Foreman, Jeff Buhl, Dan Dodd, Mark Taress, Fisher, Sandy Iohston BOTTOM ROW- Boxer Torres, Rick Arons, Sunny M21550, Nick Vlesides, Bill Enquist, Steve Roberts, Corky Steve Gates, Joelanton, John Ulloa, Greg Thomason . -a. de-A A TOP ROW-J ohn Allavie, Jay Olsen, Jim Giannestras, Steve Ringer, Richard Bernard, Bob Cri5pin, BOTTOM ROW- Dawyne Hillbome, Chuck Stahl Dave Parsons, Bob Volga, ScottJohnson. '7' e 5 0 o L 5 k a e r B e n r 0 .ln H e n y w a D n'way Jay Olsen Tees Off ives one up the fa lspin Dr Bob Cr Doug Ralls, Mike Dowling, Keith Limberg, Robert Sagely, Don King, Greg Cope, Nick Maddox, Rick Wagner Tennis Season Exceptional Under the direction of Roger Frost, the 1971 Tennis team was exceptional in league and non-league play. Led by outstanding performer Keith Limberg the team volleyed its way into and out of many tight but suc- cessful matches. Number two man was Rick Wagner. The number one doubles team consisted of Nick Maddsocks and Mike Dowling. The rest of the team was Greg Cope, Bob Lemberg, Doug Ralls, Bob Sagely, ahd Don King. The team was a shining example of the perseverance and style. Tennis anyone! reg Kelley, Ian Kincaid, Eicher Hartmut, Sam Besse, Pat Pipe, Charley Brown, Lance Kincaid, Juan Luna '. I yr; 3 , , a ? ., , ?;??va ,V l V J $17,19 x,yzr ZVV, 1! , v e,. P .i !; 5 . 6.,ar.,o,. ,5 . iLIStJ-spp ,. Senior Class Officers: President, John Russell; Vice President, Brandon Birtcher; Secretary, Chris Bemey; Treasurer, Marcia Mitchell Graduating We' re the best and we know it. This statement by John Russell typifies the spirit and exuberance demonstrat- ed by the class of 1971 during its four years at San Clemente High. Russell, the senior class president, went on to say, We' ve p1oven ourselves these last four years and all of us intend to continue on: enthusiasm, pride, and aggressiveness ' in the years away from S. C. H. S. ' The senior class cabinet of 1971 moved forward carrying on the tradition of. senior classes before it. Senior privileges were sought, fought for, and secured. i New traditions were established. Our main goal this year i70-71L Russell stated,' 'was two fold. One, we ' wanted to begin new and different traditions. And we did. The senior weekend 1n the mountains was but one example, senior ditch day was another. At the same time we continued with senior class card discounts, class float competitions-in which we took a first place-', and the outstanding senior athletic awards. Our ' , , second goal for the year was to establish a fantastic graduation week through creative thinking. We hope we are successfiil. Nxxxw-I- I mwxw mvw Rwy w a :3 -. ..' Karen 1.. Abbott Michael W. Ackerman Suzette M. Adams ..OUCH, Track, Russian Club, A II- Humanities, G.A.A. Cappella Life! we've been long together Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; T'is hard to part when friends are dear Perhaps t'will cost a sigh, a tear; Then steal away, give little warning, Choose thine own time; Say not Good-Night-but in some brighter dime y; Bid me Good-Moming. Jerry w. Anders .35 Varsity Letter, Surf Club, Chess Club, House of Rep. Kathie M. Allen Jt.-Seni0t Humanities Class of 71 9: Lori Anderson G.A.A., Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club, Girls League Richard H. Anderson Football, Wrestling, Track, Interact Club Scott L. Arons James G. Ashbrook Baseball Club, Science Club, Varsity Varsity Wrestling, Tres. Drama 7 Football , German Club Diane J. Austin Ronald W. Austin Track, C.S.F., A.F.S. xgn; Beth A. Barnum - Beverly A. Baron ; German Club, Homemaking Club Sabina G. Astete GA.A., Spanish Club, Girls Lea ue Terry L. Ballman G.A.A., German Club, Club, Senate Becky Barridh Pep Club, Jr. 8: Sr. Humanities c.s.r., Spanish I.C.C., Club Jean Appleby French Club Douglas P. Augustine Dennis C. Banks House of Rep., Ecology Thomas E. Barrie Rick Bayman Varsity Track Gail K. Bell Brandon R. Birlcher Pres. of A.F.S., C.F.S., Vice Pres. of I.C.C., Vice Pres. of Sr. Class Debra Bazemore James E. Bermingham Humanities, Aero Space, Key Club German Club Cricket D. Bewsy Homecoming Queen, l.V. Cheer- leader, Varsity Songleader, Student Council Susan L. Blase German Club, Gourmet Russian Club, Football managed, Baseball managed, Wrestling man- aged Leslie A. Beeson Humanities Michael G. Bier Bard 1. Box way Samuel M. Besse Drama Club, Thespians, Senate, Photography Club Mark E. Billet Nolen D. Boyer Varsity Football, Vice Pres. of Inter- act Club; It. Humanities .1- ,.I , 3.. 1 ,! ; 7 , Randy A. Brand Collette R. Brandt Ralph K. Braun Jennifer L, Brewer Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Club : ' rhe Spirit of 71!! V I Gail L. Bljo Sec. of Pep Club, Science Club Jr. Hu - i ies C hriswphe! Broughton ' A ' Bonhie Jo Brown , Mona G. :Brown Richard N. Brown , Humanities, Swimming, ECO'OSY V Drummer in'BandLSki Club Club - , ' , . ,V ; pi -. .,l 4 -Aa..: l,isu! .7...- Lynn M. Brumage Gregory Bryant Candee E. Bulman ' Richard Bunkall i Madrigals, A Cappella, German G.A.A., Pep Club, German Club Madrigals Club l Julie Bunker Bob H. Bulges , Wayne W. Burris Songleader, G.A.A., Humanities, VafSily FOOib-Ill Varsity Swimming, Humanities, Soph. Class Treasumr Science Club - j N: We'll show them boys! Maria L. Camacho Edwatd J. Camarena Ax...-.Agh .50. . Dina S. Cambell J.V. Cheerleader, Pep Club, Girls League Pres., Varsity Cheerleader Ray M. Cannavo Varsity Football Lissa J. Cannon A.F.S., Senate, Drill Team, Spanish Club E Sheri L. Capitan Chris A. Cirmichael Ski Club, Songleader Surfing, Skiing, Football Ronald 5. Cart Robin Carrick Carin A. Carrillo SkiClub C.5.F., G.A.A., Drama Club, Sci- ence Club Students speak out on their thing at the Only Student Assembly. xWM M va$ $ WWWA Julie A. Carsdn Barbara J. Chealum Songleader. Madrigals, Home- coming Court, Acapella Mark B. Clancey u Moira L. Conrad G.A.A., Humanities, C.S.F., PepClub A .ik :tw ' Mark S. Chesney Senate President, C.A.S.C. Delegate, Freshman Vice- Pres. Jan I. Clary Pep Club David Cook Peter Chicas Jim D. Clock Sharon E. Cooney Kiwanis y. Cathleen V. Christie Madrigals, Pep Club, Girls Trio, Music Club Maggie R. Cludy Spanish Club, Student - Govern't .fx The annual powder puff game. as X, J , J 4pm; ; mead. . Aha Greg C. Cope Varsity Tennis Denise L. Corwin Gymnastic Team, G.A.A., Science Club, Tennis Team Richard R. Countryman Base Madrigal Singer, N.J.R.O.T.C., Gymnastics, Sound of Music y rossman G.A.A., Eccology Club, Science Club John A. Cuchessi Deede Dameron Surfing Club John E. Bailey Steve C.Cope C.S.F., Spanish Club, Key Basketball 'W V 1 l K Nicolette K. Criswell Annual Staff 71 , G.A.A., Jr. Hu- manities Re . . Suzanne Dameron Spanish Club, G.A.A. 4 ' Doug A. Daniels Janet Darley Randy S. Davis Margaret A. Delaney Drama Club, Thespian, Asst. Trea- C.S.F., A.F.S., Spanish Club, F.T.A. suter, S.C.H.S. Band 0. BOYS Elizabeth G. De Witt Stan S. Dodd Varsity Football, Interact Club, a ' a i ' v I' -n'ti- Donna M. Dominqucz GAA, Pep Club, Humanities, Pow- der Puff Notm F. Dollat Humanities, Track, Football, C.S.F. Suslm R. Dougall Roger G. Doughty . Pep CIub,GAA, I.C.C.,Cervames , ' 9 ' , Music Club, Spanish Club, Orch- estra David H. Dumas Tim A.Duvall Varsity Football, Varsity Track, A.S.B. Vice-President .15 Xi? Hartmut K. Eicher A.F.S.-Exchange Student from Ger- many, Key Club, Science Club Marcy L. Dyer Susan L Ekstein Powder Puff Football, Student Covn't Chris Ellinor . Rebecca J. Enquist IL, Humanities, Girls League, Inter- ; Club Council, Home EC. Club Trea- ; I sure: 8: President ..'.Lng-LJ f. I'. Carmen M. Kii'k K. Erickson Science Club, Athletics, Band, ,A Cappella Choir lane Evans IN. 8: Varsity Cheerleader, Human- mes, G.A.A. David M. Evans Football, Sofah. Class Pres., Kiwanis Bowl, Student Council x X 4X . Mary Fietsl 'essy ' - G.A.A., Humanities, Puff Football C.S.F., Powder Alexandra Fraser V C.S.F., Home Ec. Club, Spanish G.A.A., Drama Club Club, It. Sr. Humanities Club Virginia ETeruzzi eannme . 0 IS .A Cappella Gary P. Friedrich Football, Track, German Club, Ski Club -,- - '- g$hf David F. Gallagher Football, Track Randi L. Gammell Julie E. Gannon C.S;F.,' Humanities, House of Rep- resemative i Dave R. Gar - arine Delia R. Garcia Rebecca A. Garcia Robert Garcia Jf- 3'5 5L Humanities, Varsity Track, Drill Team, Home Ec. A Cappella Varsity Cross County, Varsity Track Football, Key Club. ' . ' Dayn L. Geddu: ' A Thomas B. Garrett Spanish Club Pres Humanities, Valentine G. Gednov Keith N. Gibson G.A.A.; Soph Clasg V.?res. . . x; Patricia A. Glesener Lawrence Gonzales Varsity Basketball Stephanie E. Gouin Sally J. Grab G.A.A., Humanities, Spanish Club Varsity Songleader, Homecoming Princess, C.A.A., Pep Club i I: ii fl ' Kathy A, Graehl Rocky Grunkgmeyef Ruth H. Gutierrez Layton R. Haese C.S.F., Russian Club, Drama Club Tuck, Humanities, Senate giAQA SPiNiSh Club, Home 56- Key C'Ub, Communications C lub u Notah l. VHagetly Mari C. HaigV . , V A , 7 if 7 Trudy C. Hall 1 Songleaden Pep Club. Drill Team Music Club, C.S.F., Astrondfny Club - 7 Drill Team Linae A. Halverson Sec. of Senate, Powder Puff Football What'd you learn at school today, Tina? Dave P. Hanselman . Eeva Hara Football,Humanities Club German Club, French Club, A.F.S. ., Club, Y.F.U. Exchange Student i Stefanie D. Harrisor I , Joel S. Hartman Jeff B. Havaux Key Club, Varsity Club, Varsity Swimming, House of Rep 0M, WIK hwy, $01 I ma - I. .. . . A I Iacksonl. Henery ,SkiCJub, CAAIPGP Club - V ., . ; g g ; I I . Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, ' , . , ' ' . a - Track I Deann I. Hawkins ,. Alexii I. Haynes ' I Larry Hernandez Varsity Football David P. Hill Ski Club Jacqueline Hess CAA, Pep Club, Powder Puff Kathv M. Hobson Stephen D. Hockcu . A-Cappella Madrigals, A.F.5.-Scc. 8: Trans, A.S.B. Historian, Men's Quartet There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much had in the best of us, that it behooves all of us not to talk about the rest of us. Tony Hoffmai'u l. h Varisly Club, Interact Uuh, Vatsily , L i - h Track,VarsilyFoolh.all . , j, 5 Terry J. Hodgson Kim R. Humphrey .V Vanity Trick, Humanities Robin K. Hunt Pep Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Pow der Puff Football, Jr. Class Office Debbie L. Hunt Mascot, A Cappella, Girls League, Girl of the Month Ye Oldie but Goodie Scott D. Johannes Varsity Golf, Fodtball, Baseball, Bas- ketball ' Martha A. Hutchings Pam L. Jepson Terri S. Johnson Carla Johnson . ' Pep Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A. G.A.A., C.S.F., Math Team, Girls League V. Pres. l'j'udiAJones I ' . I ' 5 ,7 . g' , 7 .- ' . 7 5herle.Jones E F.T.A., Ushers Club, Concert Girls. '1 ' ' g ' . . , ' ; . f . . , - ' G.A.A., Humanities, Spanish Clu. Glee Powder Puff Football Jacqueline J. judd Stuart C. lorgensen Sec. of O.U. C.H., House of Rep., Baseball, Com 1 Deborah F. Kent Humanities, C.S.F., Gymnastics Team, G.A.A. Jim W. Kelley Teny Kim Pep C Iub, Songleader, Eccology C Iub, Annual Staff 71 Samh B. Kiewil GA.A. ApIiID. Knapp 7 ' I, Rosemary Kola ' Humanities, Spanish Club, Medical Camels Club, C. A. A. Terry L. luracich House of Rep., Varsity Powder Puff Football, Senior Week Football, Triton of the Year Chris K. Kinlein Brad N. Ketcheson Debotah D. Kosoi Michael KalugeI- Astronomy Club, Humanities Denise E. King Nicholas K. Koster ,A. Laura L. Lamberg German Club, Ir. Humanities Club, Sr. Humanities Club, French Club Brian T. Levenson Wrestling, Track i; Pat A. Lieberguth C.A.A., Art Club ltmathan W, l,imebmnk V Vnuih fnmhall, Interact ln'mh A'luh, National Cathy Landell WM myMWMw Mary A. Leppla German Club, Adv. Orchestra, Var- sity Concert Band Keith B. Lumberg Tennis Team, Pres. French C.S.F., V. Pres. Humanities Polar W U man I , Ariiiunlvmat'f Q'fyl?lm Club Club,' Rebecca J. Lapham Pep Club, Science Club, Ecology Speak gently- it is better far to rule by love than fear. Speak gently- let no harsh words mar the good we might do here. Tom I itman john Linobdck av: A AAA J A A AA; Catharine A. Llewellyn Marcia Lock Terri A. Lohrman Victoria M. Long ' French Club, G.A.A., Psychology - x C lub Hector Lopez lose R. Lopez Lynette Lowe Chad 0. Lucero ll. Varsity Wrestling Science Club l C arlos Luna Nancy J. Lund Bob D. Lynam Robert N. Lyons - 7 layne B. Macbelrl'L john M, Mahe Marlo W, Mainero Sqngleader. GA A Hometown . Wrestling, Football . Rep . Humanihe: ' ' ; , ' Ann A. Maloni James E. McCone Ecology, Communication Tech; Trilons enjoy the sunshine on campus grounds. Debbie C. Manning Sandy R. Manning Debbie L, McAdoo Football, Tennis Brad I. McCaslin . Varsity C lub, Athletics, Science Club, Captain of Basketball ', Regina,C3.Mcba.'niel 7 . j Pep Club, -Girls. League, G.A.A., . DrillIeam: 3: ,, ' .. . , Brad McKenzie GaryS. McKnight Athletics, Varsity Club, Aetospace Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Club Senate Karen McLemy julie A. Mc Minigal : Drill Team, 0. U. C H., German ' Club, Gitl' 5 League Bob McNamara Chuck W. Martz Benny Mason Lama Mathes ig R.O.T.C., Matine Ecology Wmtling . The am: of youth is to believe that intellegence is a substitute to: expcI'ieIIce, while the error of age is to believe that experience is a substitute for intellegence. Mation E. Many Lisa 5. Meeker, MH-M D leneMeyets. IV '- s-r: mam M G.A.A., Jr. Tuasum, House of 'G.A.A. a 1 ilch' Rep.EcologyClub DrillTeam,HoIneEc.Clul!--xr.r-,QIV Baseball BasketbaII i 744 David H. Mitchell Marcia C. Mitchell Helen C. Mitsopoulos Marilyn L. Montoya Sr. Class Teasurer, Madrigals, Dance Production 2 . I ; Kristi M. Moorhead Karen J. Morat Paul M- Mordasini Tom E. Morris ; House of Rep., Spanish Club, G.A.A G.A.A. Ski CIUb, Aerospace CIUb, R-O-T-C-I Football, Track I.C.C. The peack within becomes the harmony without. Heather A. Morton Frances A. Mount 0 i E i $ g i z $ E E $ : E : Barbara A. Mudge I.C.C., A.S.B. Tres., Thespian, French Club Pres. ' . , ' Roseann L, Murray Ron L Muscarella Joe A. Murray Band, J.V. Baseball a Debbie Mushetl Ralph Neal David A. Neff Pole Vaulting, Surf Club, C. Fool- Vice Pres. of Photography Club, ball A.S.B. w,- , Carole E. Nichols Christine A. Nichols Humanities, Pep Club, A.F.S., Ecol- ogy Club Matilyn 8. Newton Vice Pros. of German Club, Home Ec. Club, Prom Committee, Pep Club Tony R. Nohmy ' Yvonne K. Nordrehaug Barbara L. Olson Drama Club, It. Class Sec, French Club Sec.,A.S.B. Sec. Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Mike D..O'Grady Football, R.O.T.C. Janet L. Olsen S'r. Humanities Tres., Drama Club, C.S.F., Jr. Humanities Club Leanne 1.; Parker Drill Team Catherine A. Pechous Jr. Humanities, Cervanties, O.U. 'ExH., Progressive Ed. Club Jay T. Olsen Beverly J. Oliphant Ruben Paramo Enteract Club, Varsity Baseball Kat K.' L: Payne G.A.A., Annual Staff, Ecology Club Wyatt P. Payne Scott P. Peter Varsity Track, Varsity , ball, B. Track, B. Football Dpugl. Perrin . ta. Stephen B. Peter Stephen E. Pierce Athletics, Interact Club, R.O.T.C., Varsity Club . Steven L. Phillips Kathleen A. Pohle Lynne Pommerenk Ski Club, Songleader Ski Club, Songleader Lotella J. Porletfield Ski C lub Matia T. Qumda G. A. A. Barbara'l. Potter Randell C. Price CMO' 1- PIN Music Club, Drama Club, A Cap- pella, Sr. Humanities Sue Quilligan Btenda L Qu inla Sal M, Ramirez Transfer fmm Holland . Spanish Club Julie A. Reed . Progress Ed., Club, Drill Team Julie Ann Revilla Peter A. Renfro Jr. Humanities, Ski Spanish Club, Powder Puff, Club', Humanities Patricia HJ'Reyes Ski Jay E. Robertson Athletics, Ecology Club, Spanish Club Margie A. Riley G.A.A., Spanish Club, Cervantes, Pep Club ' Carol L. Robinson Spanish Club, Drama Club, Home Ec. Club, Aerospace Club Ski Club, Spanish Club Curtis B. Renshaw Lynn A. Revet Humanities, Girls Gymnastics G.A.A., Pep Club, Homecoming Princess, Ski Club Vicky L. Rhoads Christine T. Rhyan Girls League, Pep. Club, C.A A., Spanish Club Ernesto O, Rios Richard L. Robbins Interact Club, C.S.F., Humanities Wrestling Team Tom C. Rogers Club, Humanities, Craig S. Roscher German 113?. Loral. Rollman Gary A. Rude John Rush Daniel L. Russell German Club, Student Gov., Var- I.V. Tennis, J.V. Wrestling, German Varisw Football, Varsity Chlb ! sity Football, Ski Club Club V l , John M. Russell JoAnn Russell Debbie Samson Cookie Sanda A.S.B. V. Pres, Vatsily Athletics, Ski Club, Ecology Club, Girl of the Sr. Class Pres, C.S.l-'. Month, Varsity Cheerleader er x .1 4': . ' t w 7 .. , ' II? ' V Phatoa M. Sanders David Scnanon Nancy M. Russell : Ushers Club, Astronomy Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club Pres., House - Humanities, Music Club of Rep., Concert Girls Glee Football Cary Scott Ginny Simle y ' 1 Art Club, Ski Club, Powder Puff IHumanities, House of Rep., Sen- Theresa Schlarb Jr. Humanities, Sec. of Sr. Human- ities, A Cappella, I.C.C. John Schultz Char es Senge Drama Club Pres., Thespian, lr. 8t Sr. Humanities, Progressive Ed. Georgette Shaw Debbie Sheets Triton Staff, Medical Cgreers Club A Cappella, Concert Girls Glee, Tres., Student Nurses Aid Choral Record Prod. Randy Sink r Karen Smiley ate: 0 avu Varsity Football, didate are Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Club, Boys State Can- Thalassa Staff, Club, Spanish Qub '9 Becky Smith Medical Careers . ,;,!r.-.M-...-.- Hemy R. Smith Jonathon R. Smith Lynn D. Smith Marc S. Smith Science Club, House of Rep., Alh- Senior Humanities, Stage Band, lelics, Band Concert Band, R.O.T.C. .2 I 3 Vty - 1.. W , , -13 , , v . . All people desire peace; : Few desire the things which make for peace. K I , Sally A. Smith Tracy A. Smith Quentin Smith Jon L. Snider C.A.A., Concett Girls Glee, A. Cap- Songleader, Homecoming court, Key Club Ptes., Varsity Track, 8. Ski Club, Cetman Club, Russian pella Pep Club, C.A.A. ' Football Club, Senate - ' Creedehe A. Speck , Sandra L. Spencer v V V 7 p ' f . ,' - ' . Ir. rHumanities, Senate, G.A.A., Kr. , , . ' ,rc.s.r.r V V.--.,. w , ..v -' r. - 7..-, , . f Madrigals, A Cappella, Drama, Golf Track, Football, R.O.T.C., German Varsity Letterman, Surf Club, Chess Post Master General of the U.S. cott W. Stevenson Key Club, Spanish Club, Human- ities, Photography Vanessa H. Stephens Corrine L. Styrpejko Daniel E. Sukut :Cheryl A. Swansoh C.S.F., G'.A.A.; Humanities, Pow- der Puff Football Thqresa L. Sutherlen Kent M.'Thompson Ski Club, Aerospace Club Bill E. Sproul Craig B. Stanley Club, Ski Club Steve I. Steiner Athletics Track Jill Thomsen Grace Tool Lavonne Ungeheier A Cappella Choir, Music Brian Vermeulen Ron Tiberi Patricia Trabucco Joe Uribe Varsity Club, Baseball, Football, Mr. lrresistable M ark Victor- Margaret Toal James Tullius Interact, Newspaper, Cross Country, House of Rep. Jerry Underwood Claudia Vance G.A.A. Vice Pres, C.S.F., Ski Club Pete Vangalis AH C Iub , a , Walter Voight Hans Yisser Brent P. Waters Debate, House of Rep., German Club, St. Humanities Larry.Whittaker Thalassa Photographer, Science Club, Aerospace Club, Ski Club Rocky Williams PatA.Wells Jr. Humanities, A Cappella, Cross Country Charles Williams Astronomy Club, Madrigal Singers, Music Club, A Cappella Diane C. Wahrman Dave B. Ward Jay C. Wentz Brad Whitakex A.S.B.-President, Ir. Class Pregident, Freshman Class President, C.F.S. Miss Frisbee Thrower of 1971. x I .I Nick Wintetbourne Lucinda K. Wine Thalassa Editor 71 Rodney S. Wisehart Football, Choir Dan E. Wise Bob Woods Student Government, Academic De- Wrestling, Football calhalon, Powder Puff Captain, C.A.A. 7 , - x; Lannie A. Ziegler Lori L. Zelko Russian Club, Jr. 5 Sr. Human- Humaniiies, G.A.A., Human Club, A Cappella, Corker! Girls Glee, HomeEc.Club ' ilies, A. Cappella, Concert Girls Student Council Glee Marilyn Zagwolski i, Tim M. Wright . , AnnualSlaff' Concert Girls Glee, G.A.A., A Cap- ' pella, I.C.C. f 5; 1, t Barban l. Zirges n Joy A. Caton Pep Club, Class Rep. 2 emors ies of The MemOr 1n Your 165 fe, L . Childhood Days i L t I fix? ; g.- President Vice President Secretary Clark Jarret Don Steffenson Mary Sheppard Juniors Class of Treasurer Jody Tyson Led by Clark Jarrett, the class of 72 was one of the most active and successful junior classes ever to at- tend San Clemente High School. According to Clark, The one key person to the success of the class of 72 was Mary Shepard, the secretary. The big event, of course, was the junior-senior dance. This was the one activity that took the most time and effort of the juniors, but they still had time for candy selling, and various other activities. Junior classofficerstakeabreak from their busyschedules. A junior sponsored dance after a football game, which netted about $240, was so exciting that they were forced to refuse admission due to the capacity crowd. The Powder Puff Game, the first game of its sort, was such a huge success that it will probably stand as a tradition in years to come. That football contest between the senior girls and junior girls netted ap- proximately $320. Incidently, the junior girls won. The junior class cabinet consisted of Clark Jarret, president; Don Steffenson, vice president; Jody Tyson, treasurer; and Mary Shepard, secretary. Probably the whole junior class in the year of 71 could be summed up with this statement by Clark JarrettWThe class of 72 has the spirit. Abts,Kathy Adams,$ally Spiro,Agnew L ,AllehICary ' Axtgmigagdtylohn Anderson, Andrew Anderson, Barry Anderson, Karen Andrs,Ron Angel, Derrick Apperson, Rawlins Areola, Antonio AtmgtrongLCathy , Afmstr nggSh-ardh Happiness Is 00d. , The place to be happy 15 he r e g ' f wa1.iig;f:;:s The time to be happy 18 now. 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Wengel, Cathy Wernet, James Weslgarth, Ken Westhafer, Cindy Whetstine, Mike White, Debi 9qd335'13!M Wilderman, Jane W iedmeier, Wendy Kpnf 'JIOM Willett, Dan uualg 'JIOM auaueaf 'xaqu Williams, Jim v To love is to place our happiness, in khe happiness of another. Snoa 's pooM E 2 e .3 3 Wing, Julie Rwy 12 w 'spooM Wysomierski, Debre Worth, Stephanie Wormser, Sandy Winlerboume, Pom Yates, George Yoder, Paula Young, Brian Young, Michael Yslpa, Arthur Zellman, Jenny xii ,MW Q's. 3; h? President John Engstrom Secretary Chris Lidke Officers Treasuref . ' Chuck Raht As Sophomores this year we have only just begun to find ourselves, both as individuals and as a class. We are hop- ing that we will accomplish many goals including our main goal and that is graduating in 1973. 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Litman, Hildi Littlepage, M ark Long, Chris Lorden, Teresa Love means L not everhaving to say you're sorry. , Livingston, J an Lopez, Vicente Lorin, Susan Mack, Steve Maithland,Evelyn Manfredo, Nick Mann, Don 3 33m? 5528 ?:an Qulnm Z 323; .25? 2-355? 071m 733:? zmcnama ZummP monzw Cheerleaders promote school spirit. ?- nhunzP 3 war 3 nh-cnm. Cocm ZnUmanz. 13.? .Snxozawc mrmEa: ZnUcauE. .Hoi znnrmmnwvc Kai: games? 733: gamma? DEE REFS .EuZuE :wm c3132 52:22 .:w;u:2 E33: .282 Jon n:nZuE ESQ cwwEoE EEC. $05.12 um i3: 5.5.! $03.32 tonom $$52 25am .216!qu mvcosm 58.5532 3E: cuzmz :cm $302 $550 9.2:: cbohau 8x020: 35mm EuuF-umz :Sw $3.32 NEESD :93: tam Jvmmizmz in4 Ev G'g. Al; Eu 2 9:52 0:3. 6.532 5.98.. .3185. $65. 5:32 4.52 KmEmquE 5.25 6:95: Freedom from war or slrifc of any kind. Murray, Linh Ne atherho lt, Jennie Neff, Patty Nelan, Mary Nelsen, Archie Nelson, Linda Nelson, Dan Naysium, Jim Mushka, Tom Oehlert, Lois Ogelthorpe, Tim Okeit, Terry Onteveros, Phyllis Oniz,1uanaines Ortiz, M aria Oas, Chris O'Grady, Cindy Oberg, Marifu Odion, Nadine Goon, Pete Mnldrew, Susan Murany, Claire Murphy, Dennis Murray, Elaine 11101 'qua N axwe xom 'noapo N agqqaa 'ueuuo N uqume fueqMa N Wax Walpm I '52!aner Ogelthorpe, C lyde Orwig, Bob Osviliuan, Paula r ' Ottoson, Marie F ' ' . ' 3 Overstreet,Neil '0 f 3: - : - . 1 Padilla,Robert Parand, Jeff Parker, Diane Parker, Greg Parker, Jeff Patrick, Jan Patterson, Harold Payne, Susan Pechous, Sue Pederson, Chris Peed, Steve Phoenix, Kim Pierce, Davis Pipher, Connie Plumb, John Polak, Esstella Polliam, Carla Poncina, Joe Portwood, Jill Douding, Jeff ' 'K bx o: , W f-ywl w 1w 5;. w Powers, Mark Preston, Gayle Preston, Mary Price, Sheri Prince, James Prilchard, Tom Pryce, Gerald Rahl, Chuck arr fl Randall, John Raudenbosh, Linda Reed, Ronna Reese, Carolyn Regier, Ken chfron, Pollv Reschan, Jeanne Reyes, Ernest - ..'.. -w.:;.. Reyes, John Reyes, Margarita Rhoads, Mairi Rhyne, Mike Rice, Robert Rich, Mike Richardson, Ronald Riley, Diane ' ca.......-...,. g-..- , 0.x: , , Euaxcxssm okxmcgwl, 633:5 , 2Q..E.Em EOE gem, , . , gmmzamiwim ; , suavdamam ., ,, , , , L, M, Enzaasawcm L. imvxwgim miamwigmg ,, , , ' EQTEEWNEiEamezam ,,,:,u0ma35moMi ,, , Eaxdxuaxm zbamxwamczzm, wy Sophmores rump around. 26am K.mviaam 3m: .uvzuvcm 33m Qucmoum 233D dumbm .332 dmwnmm AEU 5555 am: Quimum 33m guomcugam avcmu; dcmcoucm 8:2 asoam 3.8 m 632m $225 domcmzmgm Skeeter, Mary! ane Stoller, Bill Sukut, Karn Sweelser, Terrie Talcolt, Rick Taylor, Lorna Theriaull, Bill Thress, M ark Thompson, Patti Tilder, Debby x , . Trott, Arleue - . ,q . x ' v , - A .. . A Udall, Scitt --; . , . . . J - . . Uvassachia, John ' g 7 4 A . Vance, Lisa I ' L g . 7 ' . Vance,$cotl . I ,k . ; . , , V . Vansell,David Vedder, Terri Vernelen, Brian Vernon, C aron Vernon, Sharon Vogel, C ris Volga, Bob Wagner, Debbie Walker, Mark ' A little work, a little play To keep us going -and so, good-day! A little warmth, a little light Of love's bestowing -and so good-night! A little fun, to match the sorrow Of each daYs growing -and so, good morrow! A little trust that when we die We reap our sowing! And so - good-bye! Walker, Sandy Waller, Jamie Walton, Chris Ware, David Ward, Mike Watkins, John RD 3 0 DD .:--' ---o'! O shat hul- UQU 55-5 a...v- 00 ?32 Whinnery, Marvin Wilt, Leslie Wilterding, David Whitney, jay Wilderman, Ellen Willes, Janet Williams, Liss ' liams, Melanie Wetzel, Brian son, Mary ' son, Jeff ' son, John WI WI Wi WI . son, Ross Winfrey, Bill Winkler, Trudy Waller, Elllen Wran, Ken Wright, Iill Wyllie, Lucy Yazzie, M atie Young, Debbie $4.3mv A A Woodward,levm W1 Worth, Kimberly .4 v; g; $' A a: V Young, LJUI'J Young, Nat Yslas, George Zappa, Frank Ziegler, Debbie Lugano, Soledda Zambrano, Lupita Dransfield, Paul ,F: m: . Elm xm e: xxx Jeff Moughan : ' l Kelly Devlin tPresidentl L- . L tVice PresJ Kathy Martin .. - . Jeff Russell tSecretaryl lTreasurerl Climbing the Heights Freshmen; Class of 74 The freshman year is always the hardest. Jeff Maughan , the Freshman Class president was aware of this as well as anyone in the class. He realized as others did that their are growing pains to being a freshman. We are here to organ- ize and to prepare for the next three years and we want to make this class the best class this school has ever seen. Those were the goals of the class. If they will hold true to their ideals remains to be seen. If their first year is any indication of the years to follow, they will succeed. The freshmen involved themselves in many activities, originating and sponsoring and generating excitement. They held dances, fund raising sales and showed their spirit at the rallies and games. We're ready to learn, one freshman stated. This statement was made in reference to the Jay Wentz Get Involved activities. Through them the freshmen had an opportunity to see how upper classmen get things done. As with all beginnings, the freshmen had to feel their way to success. Going into their sophomore year, they are pre- pared to take part in molding the campus to suit their fellow students. They are also ready to assume their responsibili- ties as members of their high school community. 74 is looking forward. 2.... Meham .a A Wig ? r- nexff Abelsen, Dave Ackenman, M ark Aguilar, Sandy Aguilar, Beakric Ahcquist, Larry Ahcquist, Larry Albrighl, Debbi Allen, Guy Alls, Bob Alorcon, Helena Anderson,Thomas Anderson,Tom Anderson,lody Anderton,Mike Andrade,Gigi Armstrong,Danell Armstrong,$teve Ashbrook,lohn Asheraft,Paul Bahr, James Balliet, Debi Bahm, Allison Barber, Debby Barnett, Deborah Barnum, John Baron, William Banock, David Barton, Tim Basse, Don Bate, Helen Bauer, Colleen Baylor, Elgin Beauchene, Michael Beck, Debi Beck, Laura Behie, Vickie Belford, John Atkinson, David Austin, Philip Avers, Barry Bagley, Steve Bellinger, M ark Berg, Randy Besse, Jim Bills, Alice Bishop, Robert Bliss, David Bloom, Anna Blough, lane Blum, John Borden, M ark Barton, Anne Boucher, David Borliw, Diane Bourg, Don Buck, Dave I Beaver, M aty Bucy, Lisa .Bunkall, Susan ' Brewer, Linda Brewer, Loretta L Brewsanh, Beverly - ,Bridgeslock, Judi Burgessgxim , ' , Button, Davis . N WW , .1 vaman A Brown, Charles Class of 74 gathers for first meeting Brown, K atie Brown, Su san Bush, Debbie Bustamante, M arie Brown, Vicky Browning, Wayne Butler. Darrell Butler, Debby Broyles, Dale Butler, Paul Bruce, Scott Burton, John Brumage, Glenn Byrnes, Barbara I Cacia, Paul Camakawa, Campbell, john Cane, Scott Capitan, Wick Yolanda Casillas, Pauline Chaney, Lon Cadyr Greg Carnck, 80b campbelll Donna Campbell, Thomas Canez, Patty Centeno, Paul Chavez, Greg Carmichael, Pam Carson, Jan Enthusiastic freshmen strive hard on overdue homework. Chen, Adam Cherry, Linda Chesnut, Mike Chidester, Kathy Christiansen, Keri Christie, Cindy Christy, Daryl Clarke, Sue Ciary, Julie Cleary, Linda CIine,Mike Clock, Neida Cludy, Jeannie Collins, Dennis Conner, Kip Conroy, Laura Conlois, Debbie Contreras, Maria Cook, Russell Cooney, Mike Cooper, Brad Cooper, Maryjo Durham, D an Cope, Jesse Corcoran, Scott Carder, Sharon Cornforth, William Craig, Cary Curtis, Charlene Curtis, Sharee Curzon, Cami Dalton, Doug Rymer, Teresa Davidson, Robin Davis, Janet Day, Cynthia D ean, M ike Decarco, Bob Deininger, M argaret Dekens, Denise Demars, Ann De Nault, Steve Denos, Rick Devlin, Kelley Triton won't you blow. . . Triton won't you blow. . . Triton won't you blow your horn. Deweese, Edyth Dhipps, Cherie Dickey, Richard Bills, Gail Dimond, C athy Disieno, Tom Doane, Amanda Dochy, Steve Dodd, Dan Dodge, Linda Dollar, Michaei Donahue, Connly Douglas, Brigette Douglas, Sue David, Steve , C riswell,,R:ickg ,M Craig. 1303? a , f ,Craanerlohny, Craven; I ma Cteedon;Tim , gp Cgigpdm; Robeyrty , Dooghty;Russ r; , , v, v Croajohhy , o y Id. Douglas, William Douglass, Janie Bowling, Kelly Dutarte, Dana Dunham, Jeanne Duquette, Joy Durham, David Duvall, John Eads, Julie Edwards, Mike Elder, Becki Englat, Ray Enquist, Bill Erickson, Pam Escutia, Georgina Escutia, Rosario Estes, Lorie Eyre, C arol EzeH, Kenneth Fair, Rich Farkle, Fredrick Farley, Dave Farley, Sherie Fiantaco, Randy Field, Doug Franson, Robert Fink, George Fleming, Rhonda Flanagan, Karin F loyd, Susie Foreman, Jeff Forman, Doria Forsum, Lunda Foster, Suzanne Fournier, lean Freeman, Lance Freeman, Wanda Friedrich, Daiva Fry, Debbie Fryhoff, Kathy Fuller, Maren Fulk. Rcbecca Gaines, Shawn Cannon, Cabrini Catharine, Anne Carborg, Heidi Garcia, lngnasio Garcia, Ruth Garcia, Yvonne Gargus, Greg Gates, Bob Cakes, Steve Gentile, MinJi Geetge, John X N m w Ceddis, Bill Gordon, Jan Guter, Christopher Hagerty, Kevin Gilbert, Eugene Glaser, Patty , , Gomory, Dawnn , y, , , , I GranduSky' cathy Creen,Roxana Greenlaw, Curt r G'iroff, 111,211,11de , Hamilton, Lauri Hannis,Kathy . HameEPafti Giannestras, Diana Girovard, Dan Godsoe, Alex andta ' , Gonzalez, Renee Gouin, Missy Greaves, Cris Greenlaw, Craig Groesser;Car'01 Haasl, Dave Hall, Linda Hanebaum, Dayle HOh Happy Day Harris, Pam Han, D an Hayes, Roger Hartley, Lance Hearell, Stuart Hartshom, Jane Heim, Gerri Hartshom, Steve Harvey, Chris Hench, Le? Hauser, Kateen Henry, SOP Hayes, Jay Herbench, Pam 7,7,.. .7 . ,, W W , ,.. , ,n-n-vra w c k x Q3 e: ,4; ' Herrera, Kathy Hichens, Jana Hillyard, John Holleron, Jeff Holman, R0 I Holtman, Cher Howell, Laurie Hufford, Becky Hubar, Brenda Hurley, .Clark i '3 Hurtwell, Kevin Jackson, Kathleen Jacobs, John Iacan, Richard Janton, Joe Herrera, Kristine Horslman, Ann Hutchison, Sandi Holderness, April Howse, Kathy Inlow, Anita Jackson, Kathy Holliman, Becky Hurlbut, Jeff Jacques, Bill K 3p, Oscar Jaynesl 5f ? Keeler, Dianne ' Jensen, Bill Keim, Cynthia Jensen, Keith Keith, M ary Jepson, Richard Kellogg, Lori Johns, Gary Kennedy, Tim Johnson, Jack Kenney, M ah 1:22:13; K aren Kincaid, Kitty Mariar;ne Kincaid, Lance Johnson, Phil Johnston, Sandy Jones, Jim Kine, Brad Klien, John Knapp, Brad . . Jontc, Chris Knights, Gregory - ' lorgcnsen, Dal Knoeferl, Donna Iowcs, Robert Kole, Carol Joyce, Richard Judd, Kim Junellc, Tim Kopenhefer, M ikv Kramet, Tom Krueger, Collen : Kfuse, Kevin Lee; Jan Linton, Aiexandria Lamb, Paul Leetch, G ail Lineback, Patrick , Lafferty, William Lee, Judy Lindekens, Rob Lapp 1e, G ary Lemon, Dawn Lingenfelter, Ted Lawrence, M alcolm Letsinger, Denise Linnebach, M aria Livingston, Meloney Lopresti, K athy Lockhart, Chuck Ludvigson, Dean Lloyd, Kevin Hohrman, Dan Loukiaes, Chrissy Luebbert, Ricky Lorden, James Luschen, Dennis Luton, Jeff MacAdam, Leigh M advig, Kimberly Mainero, M ary Ann mumkx x V Maitland, Ann Malagon, Ema Malminski, Briann Lombard, Bob Luitjems, Dana Lun a, Elisa Luldfs, Beth Malpede, Helene M arming, Colin M archetti, Bonnie Martel, Neal Martin, Kathy Martin, Mellissa Martinez, Stella Martinson, John Mason, John Luna, Julli -Q M 7 4' sworw'fl: ; v.1:Ju. M A M :r a air Freshmen in tune with the times. McDonald, Mac McDonald, Tom McCraw,Kelly McCuinness, Mike Mclntire, Jennifer McIntyre, Steve MdMenna, Corine McKray, Bob Mclain, Kevin McLane, Jolie Mc Lintock, Ginny McNalt, Vicki McNeill, Lisa Medina, Nicolas Mcirs, Mike Mellor, Allen Mendez, Margot M enefee, M ike Mercado, Sandy Meredith, Lucia McTignc, Mike Mcrk Vicki Miklos, Steven M ason, Tom M ath, Nancy M athes, Kevin Mathis, Sue Mattinson, Ray Mauerman, Jeff Maughan, Jeff McClellan, Gteig McComb, Mitch McConnell, Connie McCurdy, Pam McDonald, David Miller, Deborah Mondoe, Ilean Moseman, Renee Miller, Ed Miller, Kim Monk, Monica Mullet, Maria M illhouse, Raymond M core, Jerry Murphy, Tim Mitchell, Pete Marat, Cindy Nadean, Lori Mohmg Bob M arrdwaKaren Millhauser, Lisa Moore, Don Munson, Mike M itchell, Karen Moorhead, Tom Myers, Kim Neison, Bimy : Monell, Chuck Mueller, Colleen Moede, Russ , Morgan, Geoff, Namath, Jo ' : I a 'rf - mm m Class of 74 unites .77.:z L4N.,4 Nelson, C indy Newton, K arin N icol, Paul Nursall, M argie Nybye, Cindy O'Brien, Kevin Nieblas, Declan Nieblas, Gigi Nilliams, Colleen Och sie, M ary Jo Oddi, Michael Oliveras, Regina Olsen, Jory Opland, Lauri Padner, M arc Oliveras, Robert Olson, Stephen Owen, Greg Olivares, Huan Ontiveros, Albert Padilla, Richard Mm Ur Palafeni, Jeff Pierce, David Pugliese, Tina Pohle, K ris Quayle, Sh aron Palaferri, Julie Pierce, Nanci Pulliam, Dan Olsen, Roberta Omega, Janet Page, Randy Happiness is having lunch money f. , . I 'h: r '3, .- I 1 Palmer, Theodore Pennington, Tanya Powers, Virginia Ralls, Sue Perez, Christopher Prado, Junior R ankin, Glenn Pelam, Randy Powell, Annette Ralls, Jan . K ; Reeve, Susan Reyes, An Reyes, Raquel J Revnnld 5, Debbie Rm'nulds, Norma Phantom, Ginny Price, Teresa Ray, Helen WW Pierce, Chet Prohaska, Robert Reed, Jo Ann Phillippbar, lay Prince, Tina Raymond, Brad Reynolds, William Richardson, Riley, Shawn Rivera, Mario I Reggiis, Ro d , , ' 7 Roberts,5tephen Gregory Rogers, Tom Romos, Cookie , Roth, Glenda ' Robertson, Kim , RiCCf; 101m Riley, Clark Ritchie, Darlene Robbins, David Robmson, John Rodriguez, M ario Rogers, Vicki Rosoff, Iill Rowden, Kenneth Rude, Gary Russell, Jeff Rutgers, Fred mam n 0 Hum Ryan, Steven Rymer, Theresa Salas, D avid Samuelsen, Nancy Sanchez, Al Sanchez, Richara Sanderson, Carol Sanderson, Susan Scharton, Dan Schell, R ichard Freshmen focus on fashions Sentate, Terry Shuck, Linda Schmoe, Debby Shiffleu, Robyn Schram, Robert Schleger, Billie Jo Shive, Bob Shaw, Diane .. :.I Schenewavk,Dave ? Jg : g 5 Senkbell, Keith Sells, Laverne Schmidt, Mike Shook, Tim Shepard, Bob Schock, Stacey Schenzinger, M arie Shinkle, Mike Shaw, Art Shude, Sam Side, Jennifer Siscoe, Philip Smith, Brian Smith, Debbi Smith, Kelly Sickafoose, Patrick Simonson, Ginger Sekllern, Gayle Smikh, Carrie Smith, Debi Smith, Kenny Skiffington, M ike Smith, Laura Smylh, Barb Snow, James Sorenson, Richard Soto, Steve Sparks, Dan Springer, Julie Springman, Bill Stamp, Carol Stanley, Vic Slade, Kim Smith, Nelson Smith, Bill Smith, R andy Beat of a different drum Stavro, Mike Steckler, Kevin Steelman, Gary Steffensen, Jeri Steiner, Peggy Stellings, Victoria Stenersen, Don Stephens, Ron Steppat, Susanna Thayer, Robin Thines, Sylvia Stevenson, Kent Thomas, Gary Thompson,Mitch Stillwell, Brad Thornton, Todd, Holly ; , , , Stratton, Mike Marianne Theliault, Vickie ThomasDe'nEe ' Thompson, Cindy Theme, Jack Tilton, Dan ' Strickland, Craig Tones, Boyer Sfruble, Susie Tosdal, Peggy Sturges, Craig Tovey, Bruce Sturges, JoAnne Trott, Arlette Styrpenko, Cindy Truvillo, Jim Svenson, Chris Tyson, Kim Svenson, Rick Sulliv an, Susan Sutton, Rick :K'jw kiAkfniin-vya , . : Swan, Cindy Swaney, Jack Sweeney, John .fc4..mL-.::X. R: ' r Swigart, Lance Swinyer, Carl Szczed an ski, Tracy .- V-..Az.,:..v-;k. L . Szemenyei, Zora Terry, Greg Thayer, Lonnie o Ucker, Fred Urgen, Pan Van der kaay, Patty Vanwart, Eric Vecchione, Janine Velarde, Richard Vallalpando, John Vock, Debbie Waiantas, Bob Walters, Mary Warn, Wes Watts, Doug Weaver, Michael Wentz, John Wernet, Tom Ulloa, John Valencia, John Vangalis, Tony Vaught, Kelly Vieisides, Nick Villegas, Valerie Waddinglon, Walker, Patricia Wanick, Eddie Weaver, Cindy Stephen Wenzel, Dorothy Weir, Sue Wessman, Kenyon West, John West, Troy Wheeler, Ed Wienerl, Bob Willetl, Tom Williams, Donny Wilson, Becky Z X n .3 C9 5 x: Wilson, Duncan Wilson, Malcolm Wilson, Sarah Winton, Missie Wise, Gary Wolenty, Janice Wormser, Slevc Yoder, Bob Zanotti, Tom Zeboray, Martha Zenner, Mike Zenring, Gina Ziegler, Bob Zink, Shalee Z5? y,Lylmykr;ix?x?va?.f. , V 1V x? Z 175 Ii? 1?? 16; x fr x2?! 1 r1 1 ,5.51453; ed; A, i 144742 GILBERTS 5-10-259 STORES, INC. 34091 Doheny Park Road Capistrano Valley Plaza, Capistrano Beach Best Wishes to the Class of 71 DOLLIE'S FABRICS For All Your Sewing Needs. 492-3083 211 Del Mar ROBERT ARMISTEAD Owner CAPISTRANO AUTO SUPPLY 34252 Doheny Park Rd. 17141 496-5753 Capistrano Beach, Calif. Best Wishes From CAMPBELL ENTERPRISES P.O. Box 1206 0 San Clemente, California 92672 0 17141 492-1187 MOTHER NATURE'S MARKET Natural Pond Juice Bar 7'11? M 34155 D Pacific Coast Highway Dana Point, Calif. 92629 EL CAMINO TRAVEL SERVICE Phone 492 -1191 104 N. El Camino Real - San Clemente, Calif. See Us for Special Student Rates JADE EAST KITCHEN Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. CLOSED MONDAY Exquisite Chinese Food to Take Out Phone 496-3122 Piccadilly Sandwiches Catering Meat Pies Sausages . Specializing in Ferdy Malsterra Cornish Pastries Owner Phone 492-8480 1421 N. El Camino Real San Clemente California 92 672 Best Wishes SAN CLEMENTE HOTEL 114 Del Mar 492-9248 KEN'S SCHWINN CYCLERY 1421 N. El Camino Real San Clemente, Calif. 92672 492-5911 BEACH CITIES CYCLES 525 N. EL CAMINO REAL 0 SAN CLEMENTE. CALIFORNIA 92672 17141 492-6741 San Clemente High Will Show Us a Lot of Class in 1971. Best Wishes to You All From BEACH CITIES CYCLES HONDA YAMAHA HUSQVARNA KAWASAKI HODAKA BULTACO GREEVES Phone 493-4244 837-9491 Md Gifts Party Supplies Stationery Office Supplies ffG EL ADOBE PLAZA, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA Complete Wardrobe 1AppareD for Ladies, Juniors 8: Children THE WARDROBE Jack 8: Jackie Robertson 134-136 Del Mar Ave. Phone 714 492 -3445 San Clemente, Calif. 492-5761 dfouie of Music, gnc. Musical Instruments and Instruction 101 El Comino Real San Clemente, California TOP OF THE HEAD TO TIP OF THE TOE STEWART RYAN Wina'ztg Cyai'lr gaggion anal Boutique AMPLE PARKING 154 DEL MAR DIAL 492-6655 EVENING APPOINTMENTS SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. PHONE 492-6148 MQW 706 NORTH Eu. CAMINO REAL SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. PRESCRIPTIONS 6: SUNDRIES EDDIE BORING RES. 492-1604 . - THE LIFE CENTER D-HEALTH FOODS 743.9 11 34117 Doheny Park Road Eric 5: Joann Wilbur Capistrano Beach, Cal. 496-6331 Cosmetic Specialties 103 Avenida Del Mar 492-8180 San Clemente, California We GRAB HiAdB A MOST UNUSUAL STORE Joseph 8! Virginia Savage 1714149241542 Your Complete Lamp, Shade um! Lighting Fixture Headquarters 127 DEL MAR SAN CLEMENTE. CALIFORNIA 92672 Congratulations and Best Wishes SCHULTZ REXALL PHARMACY 100 South El Camino Real San Clemente S-T-R-E-T-C-H Fabrics 8t Notions 831 -0666 2 7635 Forbes Rd. Laguna Niguel Industrial Park Lessons in Basic Knits Lingerie 8t Bathing Suits CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 I Young Adult 5 Fashions CAFISTRANO BEACH 34093 DOHENY PARK ROAD 496-2478 TRITON BOOSTERS CLUB Crafts - Art Supplies - Yams Hobbies THE BROWSE-ABOUT 536 No. El Camino Real Joyce Andrews x San Clemente, Calif. 92672 Frank Burr 9' A Phone 714 492-7963 CQQ 9A 9 x m IL 9 V Join the Triton Boosters HAND MADE WEDDING RINGSK -A;III 96;fo111 By ryangknw N 491 m'ArJ Bol W 0V3 atches 1 1 7 Del Mar KENNY'S HARDWARE 34291 Doheny Park Road Capistrano Beach, California Phone GYpsy 6-9385 Bay Cities 1092 A.S.B. ACE HARDWARE DISCOUNT Toys-Games-Gifts-Paint 106 Ave. Del San Clemente 492'3444 Where Shopping Goes a Mile a Minute. SAN CLEMENTE 502 N.ElCamino SCHOOL P.T.A. RUSSELL STATIONERS Typewriters. Sales. Service. Rentals. Gifts. School. and Office Supplies 176 Ave. Del Mar 492-. 622 Congratulations Seniors from DE NAULTS HARDWARE 717 North El Camino Real San Clemente APERTURE CAMERA 8: HI-FI Quality Camera Equipment and Stem Components 830-2 730 499-381 0 496-5877 12 Monarch Bay Plaza - Laguna Niguel SAN CLEMENTE PHARMACY 911 South El Camino Real San Clemente, Calif. 92672 Best Wishes to the Class of '71 Ml 19m: 9311me Your Community Pharmacy JO SH GAMMELL, Reg. Pharmacist El Adobe Plaza San Juan Capistrano Bus. Phone 493-1766 - Home Phone 493-4559 HAZEL SMITH CUSTOM DRAPERIES CARPETS Suite F, El Adobe Plaza San Juan Capistrano 1714149343777 oHONDA NIGUEL MOTORCYCLES o M AICO Specialties in Racing Owned and Operated By 0 SACHS 831-2117 0 499-2366 The Stoner Family 9 HODAKA Laguna Niguel, Calif. 92677 MIKE 8: KATHERINE Crown Valley Off-Ramp at San Diego Frwy. STONER BIC SCOOP Serving Ice Cream and Food 820 South El Camino Real 492-9222 COCKTAILS igneftutter 1112111111211 2171111112111 1111221123 Chet 8: Elaine Clemens OWNERS PHONE 492-1127 2391 SOUTH EL CAMINO REAL SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. 92672 17141 492-5543 927 N. EL CAMINo REAL $ SAN CLEM ENTE B l LL 8 PARKS MANAGER SECURITY TIRE CO., INC. UNI'I' No. 10 TIRES. SHOCKS. BRAKE AND FRONT END SERVICE pour Mleigelt SOUTH LAGUNA HARDWARE Fihun Monarch Bay Plaza lugunu nguel, California 92677 Phono 499-1572 0 496-5708 BOBBI'S WIGS Groovy Clothes Plus Wigs. 112 Del Mar Good Luck Doing Your Thing! VITAL FOOD SHOP 534 North El Camino Real San Clemente, California 92672 WALTER PETERS 17141492-6757 DAVID GLAWE After the Game or Dance Come to SHBKWS PIZZA And Soft Drinks 159 . .1, pd q; Ebaf ggomaa Mm; Ayofn LEVIS HEADQUARTERS 907 8. EL CAMINO REAL '- SANCLEMENTE, CAL. 92672 PHONE 492-0444 7 ZIP 29672 34095 DOHENY PARK RD1 7 CAPISTRANO BEACH. CAL. PHONE 496-9110 - ZIP 92624 SHHKWS 1122111111011 81 Va DuBlIc house 4l6 Avenlda Pico San Clemente. Ca 92672 Phone: 4924050 ABELSEN'S UNION SERVICE The Capable Able Sons 34131 Doheny PR Rd. C.B.-496-2076 Tires-Batteries-Accessories-Tune-Up-Brakes Harry 6: Jerry HOUSE OF EARLE EXOTIC BIRDS 17141 4924401 TROPICAL FISH 1509 North El Camino Real DOG GREENING San Clemente, California 92672 krpvwnv - .2 rxl9 ,- Hl-EUI oz; una gmfen gr: 5 C::-- -., I ;:;.-: Euv 12 .szcosz lgoot 542.14 E, lithe :31 5-! 1.2: 2:: 3-: I - Imnn. - Scz'llu VAQUERO El Adobe Plaza San Juan, Capistrano I vucm: nut 493403! Copisfrerigage Gihs 3A 7' :L Anon: PlAZA . No C FOUR MUSES Marin Del Art Inc. 302 Ave. Estrella San Clemente, Calif. Best Wishes to the Class of 71 LINDYS SHOP FOR MEN 1 re-r-r,...1w.h-.-- --v.-q v1 :11- -hengw, -;,;..,.-.w..V--rv.h -hh-- .1 .... KIWANIS CLUB OF SAN CLEMENTE Serving San Clemente's Community Needs Since 1953 P.O. Box 32. San Clemente, Calif. 92672 Congradulations Class of 71 MONTGOMERY WARDS Our Prayers for the Class of '71 l l 1 1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH e I i i 107 W. Marquita San Clemente Peace Through Jesus Christ TAD MEN'S WEAR 137 Del Mar San Clemente, Calif. VIC'S MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 71 34 1 1 1 La Plaza Dana Point, Calif. 101; DISCOUNT ON APPAREL PURCHASES WITH 45.13, Hours: 9:30 to 6:00 Monday through Saturday Friday, 9:30 to 9:00 Yearbook Patrons: Dr. Ivan F. Cady Dr. Bernard L. Bundy Dr. Donald B. Crow Dr. Carlos R. Canizales Dr. John T. Pickerill h The,1970 Thalassa staff'believes many thanks are; in order to those Whoohave aided us in producing this, our seventh S.C.H.S.'a'nnual. We thank the parents and faculty members who have lent us their time and effort. We thank those'who ,allowed'us to have our little fun in making fun of human activity. We thank the students who made thitsevgnth offeting'worthwhile.. We further thank those members of the community who :saw fit to support usvwithrvaleir-hdverti'sing iand sponsorshipsWAnd finally, we thank those whose activities made San Clemente HighSchool an intending place to be. 7 'h ' ' - ' ' ,5; - . . . 4 . ' LrThala'ssa Staff 1971 q x . 1.1..11 $14.11.: 133 x , .A , D x J JHT be A a d. d a E A xQQcm xw Dc L 1 G; N D: . a wwwmn-n-r- ., W mmmmzur 1 V . 7 .77 k7 ; 7,7,, 77 , E