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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1972 volume:

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H uvh e .0- r . uijr-neyw-Jui-ht-mn'n : '12: A week of Homecoming Activities was climaxed by thecrown- ing of Debi White as Queen during the half time ceremonies. The finalists anxiously awaited the announcement of the win- ner. Debi received congratulations and was escorted through the arch of swords by her father to her waiting car-while the band played. . Av: x H omEComing -: 6 W Princess Lori Linblad . Princess Sandy Wormser Homeco m i n g Iii ' Homecoming had a Hawaiian Theme this year, 'Whibh began with a car parade and pep rally fat the plaza; It 'stretched OverAa week long period, highlighted by the alumni returning : .to the football'game. . ' Colorful posters sparked homecoming spirit. :Thevhigh point of the week camelwhen the ' 'seniors established an all time record in the .annual push-a-bug contest at the pep assem- bly. , 6139 isms: NG 7.: w ies I IV! Act The fund raising activities included a Hawaiian Gardenia sale by the y,. 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Schmitz spoke on th f role of a congressman and his dutie Tgw to his district. He talked of his work i the capitaiahd a few other items, the left the rest of the time open for ques tions, of Which many were asked. Z! V wh 1 VA t7? wet ah MW w Mr. Dahlberg from the School'Bqard spoke on student involvement in the schools. He spoke on the duties of an assembly- man. Also brought up was the proced- ture of bill passing. h Mr. Merchant from the Secret Service spoke on how they guard the President; his San Clemente staff, Washington staff and his traveling staff. Other speakers , during the year include Dr. Laver and Mr. Northrup on fluoridation and Mr. , Edd Kincaid on Africa. THE AN CLEMENTE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB WA presents 1 THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS A Comedy in Two Acts December 2,3,4, 1971 8:00 P.M. ACTIVITIES 22 San CKemenle Jligl: Scltoofprwenb WK Rodgers and Hdmmerstein's' 0KLAHOMA IHE STORY OF OKLAHOMA! u . um .. 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M. 1.... . m v- m: m... -n .- - rw- - mum - mm mm ... m 1.: mm GIMMd-w 'e m uhn-w 'o - u ..., ma. A nun: mm w-u- m.- and cw. -M'unc- L01 4-,... .. n... w... m. m '11 ! .w m a... u... Munv a -q r w u, 4 Wemxwm WWW V R x E S: 'IW Changing Places The library underwent a change this year, mainly because it was becoming too much of a social center and not enough of a study center. A faculty committee worked with the librarian, Mr. La- ver and the principal, Mr. Taylor to set up new procedures which would overcome the library's problem areas. The new library is now more student and study oriented. The library was physically reorganized II during the library moritorium into academic and study areas. In order to move the stacks all the books had to be removed from the shelves which was a feat in it- self. The reorganized Iibrarx has a separate reference area, fiction area, non fiction area, study area, and magazine area. In addition to the physical re- organization the library also had a face-Iift. Indoor plants, student and teacher art, and a Changeable .an M 1511 ll 111 1.11 display showcase are now part of the new look. A zerox machine H w ' . . ' f ,. ' , V , w, e was added for student conveni- h ence. The best thing about the newh library is that it works. Students who always wanted to use the li- brary for study and research now can. Many new books were pur- chased to add to the expanse of knowledge the library offers. The library is now a library. xwwmt C. ' I .Ivt'.$ .-. -. .--x . vuu-a H- um wamoaw-v ..,. $ 4,4h raw, , . q .. . 751-3231; . orga nlzations x . . . x. .D . Iu C : x g . . . .m $523.:353. k v I T u . E ,E V c n A .5 b 1. . V . . m . ., A. C . . S .W. ..,. , . A I Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL The Executive Student Council has been very active this year with a great number of various projects. The year started out with the A53 sponsored Back-to-School dance. The A58 has sponsered a large number of other activities this year since then including concerts by Taj Mahal and Shuffle, the P.O.W. forum, Listening Ears , and many others. The greatest amount of the Council members' time is taken up in their individual semester projects. Each semester the members are in charge of at least one major school activity. Some of these include Homecoming, Greek Week, reconstruction of the A58 Park, Math Field Day, Power-Puff football, Open Cam- pus, and many, many others. The coun-members time is not only taken up in his own project planning, but in helping the other members in their projects. Three times a week the Council meets to discuss various problems that come up on the A58 budget and student concerns, and to try to find ways to improve the school. The other two days are taken up in the House of Representatives, Senate or ICC. The Council is definitely a busy group of concerned students. Elena Koster, Mike Powell, Mike Young. L. TO R. 1ST ROW, Clark jaret, Mike Chemotti, Nickki Chermak, Mike Dunham. 2ND ROW, Nipan an Sajjaphaibul, Manijeh Fathollahi, Kelly Devlin, Charlie Dargan. 3RD ROW, Sue Curry, Sandy Wormser, Klena Koster, Vicki Clapper. 4TH ROW, Daiona Lovemark, Don King. Mary Shepard and Kelly Devlin discus Soph class activities. Xxx. .V isigaathmLWt. bfla mass , ally. lody Tison, Mark Manning, Mike Powell, Mary She- Mike Young contemplating Senate meeting on pard. Thursday. . K Discussing the Dana Hills Elections. Thalassa The Thalassa staff spent a year holed up in the vast waste land mailed Rm 906w listening to complaints from the librari- an that we were too loud and from Mr. ' ; MWW. Conklin that we weren't making it hap- W .. . '7 pen fast enough. At times bleery eyes ludv W0 and shakey hands worked on the year- book as the staff braced against the strain of production. Now we just stand back and say; It's here. Enjoy the sights and Wepresentativew sounds. Sue Rosoff Zack Loukides n. ..e.-....-n--:-7?MWW Mark C?Hman Sherrie MTIrov V V The Magnificent Hawk ..,.n- -1 u. -mmw-v-m. .w a - 'n. y' ,m, , 9 5M . Va! N V, W ,9 gongn,Keepyegfg21V, 90f, ggwwmk, Grtiglgtty, Lugslie, Sand?35:f0ile;$ryrj?an0'ngth0l2inorkminvrvvff w a M , 05' v. 4 - men ,Iw . ,9 id 490 Q :' ,' 9 , ' x , Vyv $3 The old Triton Staff includes from LEFT, STANDING: Bill Day, Maureen Martin; Sonny Masso, Dawn Price. SITTING FROM LEFT: Teresa Lorden, and Marri Rhoads. NOTPICTURED, are Naomi Pennino, Dorot hy Meyer, Cale Odion, and Rob Driggers. The Phoenix Triton Staff Story The new year brought to San Clemente a new Triton ad- visor, Mrs. Mary Lynn Hartman, At the beginning of the new semester, there were no signups for news aper pro- duction. Mrs. Hartman visited advanced Engish Classes to recruit staff members. Twenty-six students gave their names as being interested in staff assignments. Of that number only eight showed up for a meetin to actually go to work. Ultimately, only four were a le to make the schedule adjustments which allowed them to be- come regular staff members. At the beginning of the semester no money was budget- ed for publication of a school newspaper. ASB Officers conducted a straw poll and determined students need and want for a newspaper. Finally, $1,000 of student body funds was pled ed to keep the aper alive. Mrs. Hart- man committe the staff tthougE non-existenti for an- other $700 in funds to be raised from advertising. The Triton staff of four re ular members and two or three volunteer, no-credit stu ents met every deadline of the fall production schedule, writing, editing, pasting-up, and distributing 2200 copies of the Triton every other Fri- ORCANIZA TIONS 32 day. In addition, in their spare timei' they sold enough advertising land created the ads themselvesi to produce nearly $500 of income for the Triton account. Semester schedule changes brought the staff to another crisis. Although they had doubled their enrollment the first day of the semester lnow having twoi, there was a critical need for regular staff members if the Triton was to survive. Issue number eight was published and distri- buted on Friday, Feb. 18. Unless more staff members were to be found this may have been the last Triton for 1971-72. Classes were polled and questionaires were issued in all English classes on the pli ht of the paper. An estimated 1900 students returned the questionaires. On the basis of tabulated responses the paper appeared to be safe. The class enrollment is now approximately 20 and are ready to maintain thejournalistic quality of the Triton. The new Triton staff is ictured at right. Missing from pic- tures are: Patrice Keley, Mike Anderson, Karen Elliot, Lyn Ellen Hicks, Kori Miller, Kelly Smith, john Driscoll, Barney Slenning, Sandi Estep, Holly Fort and janet lensen. Going over procedures of the paper with some of the new staff are a. T0 RJ Norma Reynolds, janice Wolenty, Raquel Reyes, Gale Odion, and Mairi Rhoads. Mrse Hartman LSTANDINQ supervises plant being made by the new Sports staff a. T0 RJ David Hartman, Mike Douglas, Bill Madden and Nat Rid- dle. Distribution wyxx xmyia Photographic staff is enlarged from one to three L TO R David Hartman, Bill Day, and Bill Madden. Reviewing assignments are L. TO R. Mairi Rhoads, Gale Odion, Raquel Reyes, Norma Reynolds, janice Wolenty. b 3.25m w ,- A ,x 4M, Editorial and Feature staff FROM LEFT Mairi Rhoads, Lyssa Black, Kevin McChesney, Mary Kipps, Cindy Thompson, Steve Keith. Editorial writers, FROM LEFT. Steve Keight, Bob Ayer, Kevin McChesney, and Sports Columnist Steve Olsen. V ,. ilivpryelru idke Chris L Sandy Wormser VI. w W e B n W a D Linda McPherson Shelly Birtcher janet Gibson jiII Miller lanny Boyer Lisa Steiner Della McGarry S e C n e r e 5 .m n Fa m Polly Renfro Debbie Wagner San Clemente. . . . 1.1-. ll.llv Craig. 1. Zora Szemenyei 2. Kelly Dowling 3. Sue Rails 4. Leigh McAdam 5. jenni Steffensen e..z Qi- A yn-f-.n.. .-2 ..-,.r. 2 q wwM-f...mk:..-.Mm 1. Sue Fredrick 2. Karen Mason 3. Gail Hunter 4. Linda McPherson 5. Pam Kilgore 6. Beth Nelson 7. Chris Lidke 8.1eanne Dunham 9. Sue Rails 10. Leigh McAdam 11. Carlene Fischer 12. Shauna Devenberg 13. Nancy Nelson 14. Sue Blakely 15. Diane Martin 16. H Miller 17. janet Gibson 18. Lois Balliet 19. Beverly Hanes 20. Teresa Kelley 21. Ian Rails 22. Kathy Martin 23. jeanne Reschan 24. Estella Polack MA This year Pep Club provided the spirit at San Clemente High School. The girls along with the Pep Squad attended the games, painted signs, spon- sored various fund raising activities and cheered the Tritons on to victory. z 3 i ,l Guided by Mrs. Rusling, the Drill Team has participated in many activities this year. They performed during half time at the school Football and Basketball games. The girls have also marched in many parades both local and out of town. The main event of the year was the Swallows Day Parade in late March which brought honors to the Team. ORCANIZA TIONS 38 XIwXMWW WWMW'NMM iMzIM-M gnaw! M x DRILL TEAM F RON T R OW: Co-captain-Carla Griffith Captain-Debbie Austin Co-captain-Phyllis Ontiveros 7ST RANK janie Douglas juana Ortiz Kim Davis jolie McLane Connie Wells Terry Herahan 2ND RANK Kris Cray Elizebeth Sanford Wendy Morrison Debbie Miller Helena Alarcon Diane Steele Charmane Cook Racheal Hufford 3RD RANK Pat Maitland Marianne Bayman Vera Todorov Loretta Kelly Mary Katherine Keith Diane Ramirez Cheryl Busby janet Gordon Kelly Scanlan ORGANIZATIONS 39 ORCANIZA TIONS 40 MIR. 0. T. C. LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Doug Barber 2. john Duquette 3. Ray Eisenhauer 4. Eric Howman 5. jim Snow 6. john Cruz 7. David Shaver 8. Ralph Malfavon 9. Greg Richardson 10. Richard Criswell 11. jeff Harrison 12. Brian McMahon 13. Matt Mulvihill 14. Roy Goodwin 15. Rick Barrick 16. Rudy Ramos 17. john Myer 18. Harry Ferguson 19. Rene Hunn 1. Dan Sparks 2. David Salas 3. Declan Nieblas 4. Rick jepson N.I.R. O. T. C. Again this year, R.O.T.C. was involved with Homecoming activities, forming an honor guard for the queen and her court. Cadet of- ficers formed their arch of swords for the homecoming queen nominees during half- time ceremonies. Drill plays an important roll in obtaining precision for the cadets. Every Tuesday and Thursday during 7th period, R.O.T.C. cadets drill on volleyball courts. Captain Could inspects hi5 ca- dets. n MARCHING BAND: john Altimirano, Stephen Anderson, Don Atkinson, Bob Ayer, BiH Banning, Mike Barney, Alyce Bambrough, Steve Benefield, Steve Brown, Wade Brown, Glen Brummage, jerry Buckley, Darlene Campbell, Michele Coleman, Robert Cooper, john Crane, Paul Davidson, Scott Dickley, Gail DilIs, Steve Dochy, Scott Dyke, Albert Ehlow, Lisa Farr, Teresa Fierst, Sandy Forrester, jack Glassford, Chris Creenwald, Pam Grimes, Dale Howmann, Eric Howmann, Pat Irving, Kathy lackson, Mike johnson, Don jackson, Tim junette, Mike Kahle, Nancy Kimmel, Louise LaPIant, Martin Leif, Mark Mordasini, Beth McCurdy, Patty Neff, Teresa Nelson, jamie Nieblas, Amauri Nunes, Nancy Pierce, Bret Portwood, Kathy Powers, Caro! Reese, Clark Riley, Steve Ripple, Ernest Rivas, loan Sheahan, Ted Stoller, Mike Stratton, Linda Talcott, Rick Talcott, Pat van der Kaay, Brian Wetzel, Prymace White, Mark Wilson, janice Wolenty, jeff Wood, Ken Wray, Mark Wray, Norman Wray, Tina Robbins, Susan Bunkall, Pri- mas White, Steve Lucas, Glenn Brummage, Mike Barney, Shirley Rodhimer, Iim Russel, Bruce Salenko, Matt Kenny, Leslie Averyt, David Henry, Kathy Anderson, Dan Blank, Terry Fahy, Russel Rice, David Robbins, jeff Hall, Lyn Leeberg, Stuart Holland, Peggy Tosdal, Helene Malpede, BiHe 10 Hill, john Wilson, Debbie Sanchez. k dz L, .- -...u 17- w. . ,5. 'Wmll- 7a.. --,.,-,., k 1 r h 1 .Av-v-G. .. . . ..-V .. STAGE BAND: FRONT ROW, Nancy Pierce, Bob Ayer, Steve Brown, Teresa Fierst, Don Atkinson. SECOND ROW: john Altamirano, Robbie Drig- gers, THIRD ROW: Eric Howman, Matt Kenny, Mark Mordasini, Norman Wray, Kenneth Wray, Steve Dochy, FOURTH ROW: Steve Benefield, Steve Cady, Scott Dickey, Bill Banning, BACK ROW: jack Classford, LesleyAveryt, SITTING: Terry Fahy. ORCHESTRA: Kathleen Anderson, Lesley Averyt, Dan Black, Terry Fahy, Lisa Fassold, Tim Fox, Ieanette Griffin, jeff Hall, Billie Hall, Stuart Holland, Mike Kahle, Tim Kennedy, Matthew Kenny, Mary Kirkham, Helene Malpede, Brett Portwood, Russell Rick, Christi Robbins, Dale Robbins, Marga- rete Tosdal, john Wilson, David Wilterding, Steve Benefield, Steve Dochy, Lyn Leeberg. ROW 1 L TO R: Kathy Carpenter, Mike Powell, Ruth Garwood, Steve Waddington, Terry Rhyne, Bill Baron, Chris McLeroy. ROW 2 L TO R: Randy Dastrup, Kelly Harmon, Orrie Olsen, David Vanzel, Portia Winterborne, Martin Hitchens, Kathy Sharke, Charles Stevenson, Beth Nelson, Greg Parker, Robin Michaux, Nick Manfredo, Cindy Christie. Madrigals The top three choral groups of San Clemente High School are Madrigals, ACapelIa and Concert Girls Glee. Madrigals, per- forms in concerts at banquets and other social functions, ACa- pella, means without musical accompaniement. This group took part as the chorus in Oklahoma . In Concert Girls Glee, the girls are taught performance techniques and improve- ment in their tonal quality. Concerts and voice competition play an active role in the choral groups. Mr. Dastrup A Capella: Orrie Olsen, Carolyn Reese, Darlene Manage, Ron Street, Greg Cady, Gerald Cohen, Bill Baron, Nick Manfredo, Winnie Gerace, Deb- bie Sanchez, Robin Michaux, Michele Dastrup, Portia Winterborne, Denise Letsinger, David Crummer, Kip Conner, Niphan Sijjaphaibui, Tom Pritchard, Brian Ackerman, Laura Plowden, Terry Rhyne, liII Tepper, Debbie Davidson, Kathy Locke, Gwen Pierce, Kathy Carpenter, Carol EIIert, Mike Powell, Bob DeCarIo, Charles Stevenson, Kevin Kruse, Cindy Christie, Estella Polack, Cindy OEGrady, Kelly Dowling, Sandy Wormser, Kathie Altman, Debbie Caulden, leannette Griffin, Ruth Garwood, joyce Honsberger, Chris Bibee, Scott Swentek, Bob Melroe, Mike Ivacoli, Greg Kelly, Greg Parker, Cindylohnson, Beht Nelson, Kathy Sharke, MaryAnn Newhart, Karen Lindsey, Nona Brinkman. n v i 3 E Concert Girls Glee: Linda Volga, Manijeh Fatholahi, Lynn Sipe, Gail Leetch, Harriet Sheets, Debbie Sanchez, Vicki Clapper, Debbie Brown, Dawn Herb, Karen Sukut, MaryAnn Newhart, Mariann Manero, Barbara Zirges, Becky Thayer, Robin Michaux, Karen Lindsey, Michele Dastrup, Sue Smith, Robin Birnbaum, Robin Ripple, Laura Simonson, Robin Ripple, Gail Preston, Maureen Martin, Carolyn Reese, Reathe Klemme, janet Gor- don, Sharon Corder, Monica Fanola, Carolyn Rhyan, leannette Griffin, Debbie Gaulden, Kim Miller, Robin Tool, Ruth Garwood, Barbara Beck, Teresa Wallin, Susie Swigart, Debbie DeCarIo, Marie Schenzinger. waxwmw .x w 3.. .x .x. NM 1. Libby Caves 2. Chris Smith 3. Rich Hazard 4. Sue Blaney 5. Kip Conner 6. Patty Kegebein 7. Roberta Olsen 8. Portia Winterborne 9. Ginny Brown 10. jiN Tepper 11. Kim Linger 12. joAnn Tomlin 13. Ronny Kutcher 14. Nick Manfredo 15. Kathylackson 16. Lyssa Black 17. Orrie Olsen 18. Mrs. Sykes, Advisor 19. Carol Grant 20. Desere Flannigan 21. Monica Monk 22. Tori Brooks 23. Lisa Bucy 24. Linda Clause 25. Ellen Hicks 26. Susan Barber 27. joHie McLane 28. Winnie Gerace 29. Ian Patrick 30. Greg Chavez 31. Sandy Bank 32. Mardi Brent 33. Bruce Brent 34. Karl Swinger 35. Kevin Kincaid 36. Randy Brown 37. Lance Kincaid 38. Paul Harvey 39. Diane Hurley 40. Chuck Stahl 1. Kevin Kincaid 2. Sandy Bank 3. Mrs. Sykes, Advisor 4. Ronnie Kutcher 5. Kip Conner 6. Roberta Olsen 7. Sue Blaney 8.1iII Tepper 9. Lance Kincaid 70. Desere Flanagan 11. Patti Kegebein 12. Nick Mafredo AFS CLUB 1. 2. 3. Michele Fisher Ellen Hunt Helena Alarcon 4. Jolie McLane 5. 6. Becky Hufford Mary Keith 7. Tim Smith 8. 9. Scott Dickey 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Chris Perez Bill Douglass Steve Keith Sarah Wilson Lucia Meredith Rachel Hufford Kathyjackson Brian Steinbis Mike Douglass Debbie van der Kaay Manijeh Fatollahi Niphan Sajjaphaibul Patty van der Kaay' Debbie Koeppen Claudia Slater Miss Dallendorfer, Advisor Kevin Kincaid JhuK k 83: . '4' W; '.. nn 1 mm: H z m 1 3......u h... m .vvv ups AFS promotes better relations with foreign countries and fellow students. Through the raising of money our school brings over two foreign ex- change students each year so they may study and learn about our cus- toms and culture. way. 4-. Exchange Niphan Sajjaphaibul known around campus as jay'l is from Thailand. He is a senior here at school and is in AFS. One of his favorite class- es is ACapeIla. In December he turned 19. When he returns to Thailand in july of this year he will finish school at the Vocational Business College he was attending before coming to the U5. Upon finishing school he will go into Business Administration of some kind. jay likes San Clemente very much and hopes to return one day to visit all the friends he has made while studying here. He makes his home with the Glen Robisons in Shorecliffs. In Thai- land jay has two older brothers and 5 young- er sisters. His father is a businessman and his mother helps with the finances in his dadls business. Manijeh Fathollahi is from Iran. She is 19 years old and a senidr here. She graduated in Iran last year. When she returns home she hopes to attend a University and study English Literature. Manijehls favorite class is Student Government. She likes school here and says that kids have more freedom here than in Iran. Manijeh resides with the Wilson family of San Clemente. In Iran she has a family in which there are four children. Her father is the chief of police in her City. When Manijeh finishes studying she intends to return to the United States, provided she doesnt marry before then. , -rki:1:e. Mama, , . 19. Mrs. Leon, 16. Terry Kelley Advisor 17. Fred Ekstein 18. Diana Benavides a 13. Estella Polack 14. Kathy Carpenter 15. Frank McDermott 10. Linda Hall 11. Rhona Fleming 12. Elisa Luna 7. Kathy McGuire 8. Carol Kole 9. Karen Kosmola AM 1. Ruth Taylor 4. Valerie Schmidt 2. Kristy Herra 5. Kathy Herra 3. Barbara Byrnes 6. George Yslas The Spanish Club was formed for students interested in the language and culture of Spanish- h as burrito sales and car of the year events. O-la speaking countries. The Club has sponsored fund raising activities suc washes. This money will go towards a trip to Mexico and other end Am-e-goes. q1x7yMVMV WMM i, 1. Daniela Ramirez 2. Refugio Durazo 3. Maria Contreras 4. Refugio Garcia 5. Dora Villalpando 6. Teresa Mercado 7. Teresa Ruiz 8. Mr. Richard Thome-Advisor 9. Amador Rosales 10.1esus Gonzalez 11. Alicia Acosta 12. lose Hernandez 13. Octavio Llamas 14. Samuel Carrillo 15. Maximimo Gutierrez 16. Ignacio Garcia 17. Felipe Mendoza 18. juaquin Martinez 19. Pedro Llamas The Club Estudiante de Mexico is now in its 2nd year of existence. It is composed of Mexican born students. This year the club es- tablished a scholarship fund. The members took part in many pic- nics, dances and other school functions. f g I . 5 g 0' 1 Q V. .mgju.-mn.-hv- - - -. v-7... Russian 1. Dale Hosen 2. Eric Nosler 3. 1i Rosoff 4. Cheryl Browne 5. Lisa Farr 6. Elise Bambro 7. Debbie Self 8. Kathy Bole 9. Patti Mclver 10. Susan Teepe 11. Tim Barton 12. Bill Banner 13. jeff Holmes 14. Tim jacobs 15. Mark Razor 16. Mr. Frost, Advisor 17. john Direno 18. Mark King 19. Romanoff Russian 20. Ross Stevens 21. john Watkins 22. Roger McLane 23. Kasey Elliot 24. john Belford 25. Mary Kipps 26. Charlie Isaacs 27. Sue Pierce 28. Ierry Buckley 29. Ronny Andrs 30. Kevin Stevens The Russian Club is for all students studying and are interested in the Russian Language. Advised by Mr. Frost, the club enjoys learning about the Russian culture. They also speak Russian. The German club is for those interested in the language of Germany, and is the most active language club on campus. German club took a field trip to Big Bear, and planned another trip in the Spring to Ensenada. The activities that brought German Club recognition on campus were the selling of near beer and pretzels in the Spring anAd the operating of the night school concession stand. . Terry Lindsey . Mr. Sanda, Advisor . Maria Linnebach . Glenda Roth . Helen Ray . Mary Kipps . David Pierce .Mike Fanchin . Mike Barney .Kevin MCChesney . Steve Keith . Mary Green . Diana Cleary . Dana King 15. Shanda Crunkemeyer 16. Mark Maverman 17. Lori Brown 18. Dawn Gomory Aerospace . 1 1. loan Drake 2. Mike Scottdale 3. john Black 4. Mr. Schwenn 5. Bob Michenec 6. Brian Walker 7. Steve Gauch 8. Tom Stevens 9. Steve Ringer 10. Harry Ferguson 11. Dave Vick 12. Terry Nielson 13. George Yates 14. Dwayne Herbrich 15. Brett Severson 16. Dan Lenard Aerospace Club consists of those students enrolled in the Aerospace class. Advised by Mr. Schwenn the members further their knowledge in science. They have even been known to shoot rackets into the sky. 2+? - Waazwg-luw r. -.-u-x.; - .--.. -2 W -W-.- -w--.4.-. m, I 2 : 5 1. jean Inman 2. Randy Dewees 3. Chris Perez 4. Mark Dodge 5. Lisa Williams 6. jerry Buckley 7. LuAnn Webb The purpose of Astronomy Club was to provide advanced individual learning and research in the study of astronomy. I-jr. Humanities M4349 Ir. Humanities Club includes members enrolled in the Ir. Humanities class. Advised by Mr. George and Mr. Youngerman, the club has taken field trips to plays, museums, and various music presentations. As a class, the members study the arts, active and passive, to aid in the personal answering of the uni- versal question. not pictured Kris Bortfeld Terri Lorden Karen Lowery Paula DeIcoIIe Chang 1. jun W 5-4. 5 b 9R Ir. Humanities 1. Kris Farnsworth 2. lody Sink 3. Marie Carey 4. Sue Payne 5. Cindy Bebow 6. Mary Sheehan 7. Dan Loeffler 8. Robert Kaak 9. LoriCaIkins 10. Elena Koster 11. MairiRhodes 12. Debbie Davidson 13. Nancy Calhoun 14. MaryAnn Newhart 15. Chuck Raht 16. joni Dolph 17. Steve Keith 18. George Yslas 19. Charles Issacs 20. Melanie Serences Patty DiLuccia 21. Debbie Austin 22. Maureen Mitchell 23. Tina Doudna 24. Shelley Birtcher 25. Kate Powell Karen Elliot 26. Maureen Martin 27. ApriIFuIIadosa 28. Ronna Reed 29. Debbie Tilden 30. Kitty Nichols 31. Steve Peltier 32, BiIIBanning . V --3.. -7 Jeanne..- - a- migM - I Sr. Humanities . Sandy Schleger . Pat Brown . CaroIEIIert . Sandy Bank . Debbie Sorenson . lane Foley . jiIlKIenota . Chris Burton . Liz HiIIstrom . Mark Manning .e Steve jackson . BiIIDay . Bruce Brent . Steve Euston . Paul Yoder . Steve Hinkle . Rick Nicol . Mark Smith . Laurie Hauser . lane Knoess . Debbie Beeson . Debbie Van der Kaay . joy Sloth . Sue Rosoff . Diane Rinehart agfh'ragw' xv tram This year Sr. Humanities studied such questions as What is IifeV What is the basic nature of man? As a club, the class took many field trips together. On the whole it was a very enjoyable year for us all, stated President Mark Smith. . dur- w mm...- ee.-- ,,.0 --.. ORGANIZATIONS 57 Ushers 1. Nancy Lamb 2.1amie Woller 3. lane Wilderman 1 4. Elena Koster 5. Della McGarry 6. Elise Carver 7. Mary Kay Woods 8. Debbie van der Kaay 9. lane Foley 10. Patty van der Kaay 11. Bobbie Wilderman 12. Susan Lamberg The Ushers Club is a very active organization on campus. They not only have taken part in school functions, but also have ushered for the local Cabrillo Playhouse. 1. Sue R osoff 2. 1i Rosoff 3. Barb Szemenyei 4. Sally Sailor 5. Mrs. Lund, Advisor 6. Bob DeCarIo 7. Carl Swinger 8. Zora Szemenyei 9. April Dean Sailing Club got off to a slow start this year but that didntt dampen the spirits of the sea worthy crew. Members enjoy sailing down at the Marina on the week- ends and during their free time. Debate ceived many awards this year in speech competition. The Debate Club is composed of students enrolled in the Debate class. Advised by Mr. Smith, the club members enjoy finding and discussing answers to todays controversial problems. The S.C. Debate team has re- 1. Scott Corin 2. Nancy Nugent 3. Mr. Smith, Advisor 4. Sharon Thorton 5. Steve Hinkle i . 5 i : , , e h F 9 u f : .1: ?t' b - 3 '5 i E r i 4 . l9 1. Greg Young 2. Mike Young 3. Mike Kahle 4. Mark Powers 5. Roger Newmaker 6. Iim Khul 7. Tom Belford 8. john Rottman 9. Steve Ringer 10. Robert Rosenberg 11. Sgt. Piel, Advisor 12. Mike Douglas 13. Bill Day 14. Bob DeCarIo 15. Chris Waddell 16. Rod Roberts 17. john Filipoff 18. Powers Griffin 19. Doug Barber 20. jason Knox 21. Steve jackson 22. Alan Fulk 23. Dave Hartman t' 5 A Sponsored by the $.C. Kiwanis Club, Key Club is composed of boys at the High School who are inter- ested in service to the community. The club has many fund raising activities during the year such as 22.. g. . t I. 2. a charity basketball game. During their free time the boys painted all the trash cans around school to add a bit of color. 1. Pete Ferrari 2. Doug Rails 3. Clark jarrett 4. Nick Maddocks 5. Martin Baker 6. Steve Keith 7. Not Pictured: Ronna Reed Kiwanis Bowl The Kiwanis Bowl Team was composed this year of seven stu- dents who qualified as participantes in the question and an- swer competition between schools in orange county. The team members have to be well versed in a wide range of subjects as well as current world affairs. Team 1. Mike Prelip 2. Kitty O'Brien 3. Mark Bradshaw 4. Randy Tanner 5. Mike Pascal! 6. Shy Matchett 7. jeff Dowding 8. Baron Hurlbut 9. Tim Hoffman 10. Cathy Ewing 11. Rene Hunn 12. Becky Bouman 13. Kelly Smith 14. Debbie Loynd 15. Harry Ferguson Interact Sponsored by the Rotary Club, Interact is mainly con- cerned with service to the school and community. The Club has had many Fund raising activities in which the money was ueed to help an orphanage in Tijuana, buy gifts for the elderly at Christmas, and the March of Dimes Crusade during Easter. ernalia Paraphanalia Club is another one of the school's many service clubs on campus. Advised by Mr. Mcllwee and President Doug Gillmore the club members do Chari- table work of different kinds. Presently they are raising money to take underprivileged children to Disneyland. M 1. Gary Grace 2. Doug Gilmore 3. Mr. Mcllwee, Advisor 4. Kelsey Long 5. Rob Dornauss 6. Bob Craig 7. Danny Richardson 8. Rich johnsen 9. Terry Lusk Social 1. Nancy Calhoun 2. Paula DeICoIIe 3. Mike Dowling 4. Rick Bauer 5. janny Boyer 6. Lois Balliet 7. Linda McPherson 8. jody Tyson 9. Debbi White 10. Mary Ann Newhart 11. Rhonda McPherson 12. Nick Maddocks 13. Edris Hilborn 14. Doug Rails The Social Humanitarian Club was formed in order to raise funds to repair and clean up what was defaced at Laguna Beach High School. These $.C. students pictured above were caught one night while pulling some practicaljokes at our rival school. As a result the students had to clean up and repair what they had done and the club was started to raise and accept funds to aid them. Humanitarian Girls League 1.44M. V. ,Awyx JMPMQWWW '3 1. Sandy Waroff 2. Gay Llewellyn 3. Kathy Martin 4. Ian Rails 5. jeanne Dunham 6. Angie Steffensen 7. Debbie Egan 8. SKatie Stamp 9. Kitty O'Brien 10. lill Wright 11. Karen Sharp 12. Sue Currey 13. jody Dusek 14. Sue K nock 15. Pam Cardello 16. Mrs. Veeh, Advisor 17. Miss Schroder, Advisor 18. Lori Brown 19. Sue Stirling 20. Sue Hartshorne 21. Sheri Clark 22. SheIIyIvacoIi The main purpose of Girls League is to get the girls at Zlca'O'Stamp school involved with spirit and service. Girls League sponsors many activities such as, secret valentines, Christmas Formals and various Iuncheons. These aC- tivities keep all of the cabinet members busy through- out the year. AI Harry Tom Nicols Dave Hartman Pat Dauss . Bill Dougall Harry Ferguson Mike Dunham Rick Arons lim Hawkins .Ferman Camerina . Gary Blough . Tim Delaney . Rod Giacomini . Bill Madden . Randy Paulson . Charlie Dargan .jim Boyer . George Yates .Dennis Murphy . Lance Swigart . Martin Baker . Bill Kenny . Corky Fisher . Victor Varsit 25. john Filipoffy The Football Club is all the members of the Varsity Football Team. What brought them together is their common knowledge and love ofsports. wwNewAsz Football Medical Careers 1. julie Luna 2. Rosey Moy 3. Debbie Sorenson 4. Mrs. Delaney, Advisor 5. Claudine Gammon 6. julie Hernandez 7. Gail Odion 8. Ann Marie janson 9. jackie Kole 10. jul'ie HiIIman 11. Heidi Garborg 12. Diane Hurley 13. Ian Linquist 14. Cindy Westofer 15. leanne Murphy Medical Careers Club is a very active club on campus. The members helped with the Turberculin Skin Tests when they were administered to the students. The Club has taken several field trips this year, to the City of Hope, and the Childrens Hospital in Orange. 1. Kristy Herrera 6. Helen Reyes 11. Elisa Luna 16. Tim Beard 21.5haunda Crunkemeyer 26. Kate Powell : , 2. Barbara Byrnes 7. Terry Lindsey 12. George Yslas 17. Steve Keith 22. Mary Kipps 27. Margie Riggs Q : 1 3. Kathy Herrera 8. leff Hunt 13. Lenore Shuck 18. Martin Baker 23. Kris Farnsworth 28. Patti Neff 'r 4. Claudia Slater 9. Vickie Clapper 14. Mrs. Putnam, Advisor 19. 24. Chuck Raht 29. Laurie Rottman 5. III! Rosoff 10. Debbie van der Kaay 15. Mike Young 20. Steve Waddington 25. Mike Dunham W . WW mxwwymawwu 1 V .LLH u. - -' - ' - .u-xraqxpvu... mm... Ikwum .....-n.y.-..-.hh. m7...'-- -......,, ..- 1 ' ROW 1- Fermm Camarena-B, Mark King-B, Corky Fischer-B, Cary Blough-B, Dan Connavo-B, Clark jarrett-B, Boxer Torres-C, Jose Malagon-B, Ray EisenhoweruB, Art Yslas-B, Coach Gary Phillips; ROW Ila Rod GiacominiuG, Robin Beamon-C, Bob Frye-B, jim Boyer-B, jim Hawkins-B, Lance Swi- . garth-B, George Yates-B, Torn NichOISoC, Gilbert Lujano, Bill DougaII-G, Coach Graybeal. ROW I II- john Springman-Q, Ron Sanchez-B, Bill Gower- Q, Harry FergusonnC, Greg Iansoh-T, Dennis Murphy-T, Pat Dauss-G, Casey Stevenson-T, Dave Hartman-C, Bil! Wright-G, Doug Bourg-G, Coach L Neidhart; ROW IV- Tim MurphynC, AI Harry-E, Mike Chemotti-T, Charlie Dargan-E, Pete Sellers-E, Kevin Wright-E, john Romero-T, Tim Brogam E, Greg KeIIy-B, Bob Bishop-B, Coach Adair. ROW V- Bill Kenny-Q, John Phillipuff-T, Randy PaulsonuC, Mike Chestnut-T, Rick Arronst, Tim De Ianey-E, Dave Hassl-B, Mike Dunhamdi, Bill Madden-C, Lonnie HuttyG, Coach fads. Not Shown- Mr. Fred Sharke-Trainer; Mike Anderton-as- ' sistant Trainer, Mike Zkenner-Manager. ,. ' Randy Paulson Most Improved Player AH Crestview League Orange County Sports Writers Team Honorable Mention- Coaches selection Clark jarrett Co-Most Valuable Player Orange County Sports Writers Team AH-League SPORTS 72 Bill Madden Co-Most Valuable Player Orange County Sports Writers Team AIl-CIF, 3rd Team .44, 4: x KIVIVO 411x ' MMI. , , 7 W 45X y x 1 v ,: , . x wwwxx Coach Neidhardt Defensive Line . Coach Eads ' , . . :4 1'4, , ' Coach Adair Head Coach ; . ' N ' ' ' ' . Offensive Backs 1 ? Coach Craybeal ' . 1 Coach Phillips , Offensive Line Defensive Backs San Clemente- Brea- San Clemente- Laguna- San Clemente- Orange- San Clemente- Foothill- San Clemente- Tustin- San Clemente- Katella- San Clemente- Mission Viejo- San Clemente- EI Modena- San Clemente- Villa Park SPOR T5 73 I J 1. '1 5 t $.C. Vs. Brea San Clemente opened its 1971 football season with a loss to Brea. The game was a thriller in which either team could have broken the game open if they had just had the right breaks. Une fortunately, Brea did. The SC. defensive unit highlighted the game. Everyone worked together to stop Brea with the exception of one drive, The collapse of the defense for just that one moment was disastrous because the only score of the game came about as a result. $.C. Vs. Laguna San Clemente pulled everything together against Laguna to even their record at 4-1. Behind the leadership of quarterbacks Bill Kenny and john Springman, S.C. ramped to a 33-7 victory Clark jarrett and lose Malagon were two of the key factors in the win over theArtists. Flankers Pete Sellers, Bob Frye, and Mark King also helped considerably in S.C's superior offensive play. The defensive unity also had another fine game allowing only seven points to be scored against them for the second game in a row. Later on in the year, S.C. was informed that they would have to forfeit the game because of the schotastic eligibility of one of its players, Even though they had to forfeit, the players and coaches still considered the game a victory. 23.3.. .. S. C.-O FoothiII-15 SC Opens seasph againsto'range San Clemente coniinued itswinning streakby taking full Charge of Orange in the first league time. Orange? had been, heavily favoted to win and also to take the league championship, so the game wasa big Victory allyaround for the SC Tritons. , ,uT gharrpgm'ect play by both offensive and defensive units clinched the victory over the Panthers by a 5'corebf24-7., , , , ; , ' This marked, the thirdgame in whichtthe highiy honored defense had given up only a touch- down to the opposition. lnythree games, SC had given up 21 points while scoring 57. SC vs Foothill San Clementets Big Red Machine came to a grinding halt against a fired up Foams?! defense. Pall interceptions plagued the Triton offense throughout the night as they suffered a 15-0 den feat. Linebacker Bill Madden led the SC defense with 15 unallisted tackles along with the recovery of a fumble. Charlie Dargon and Kevin Wright intercepted pages against the Knight quarter- back in vain as Foorhill went on to score two touchdowns and hold SC scorless throughout the contest. The loss brings the team to an even 1-1 league record and an overall record of1-3 due to the lorfei! against Laguna. wnwwwwmwwm w f; Katella SC. v5 Tustin Bouncing back after their first league defeat to Foothill, Kenny and company pulled their offense together to trounce Tustin into the ground by a score of 346. Helped considerably by Bob Frye and Pete Sellers, the Tritons scored and scored again. , h The widely known, tough hitting defense turned in another sparkling game as they gave up only 6 points. The defense was led by John Romero, Bill Madden, Clark larrett, Charlie Dargan, Pete Sellers, and Randy Paul- son. $.C. vs Katella San Clemente broke through LKateIla's domination of the homecoming game by mounting a scoring drive in the final quarter of play, Quartern back Bill Kenny, who passed for 153 yds. in the game, hit halfback Clark larrett with a screen pass and iarrett tamed the play into a 59 yd. gain. Another Kenny pass, this time to Kevin Wright, tightened up the score- board with SC. '5 ione six points of the evening. The strong defensive work by Katella's defense, brought the over- whelming win to spoil the homecoming game. SC. vs. Mission Viejo ' L -L The San Clemente Varsity Football Team invaded MiS-v sion Viejd's home grounds for a closely contested game! Following 3 I055 the week be- fore to Katella, the Triton: were again plagued byxinter- ceptions and fumbles. Coach Ead's pointed out An Yslas, Mark King, Clark larrett anc Bill Madden for their line play in the loosing battle. I 'l I I 3'! E I . S. C.-7 Villa Park-24 xmamq- MV 5. C.-1.4 El Modena-21 S.Ch vs El Modena S.C. vs Villa Park Most bfthe way thrurlhe game V be offense was always driving but I seemed ,to, always be stopped The hard-Iuck, ihjury-plagued Triton Varsity dropped a league game to El Mo- Absorbing their fourth defeat in a row, the Varsity man- dena 21-14, despite two BiII Kenny touchdowns on runs. aged to score only 7 points again5124lor Villa Park. Flanker Bob Frye caught three Kenny passes, one a 49 yd. reception which set SENior halfback lose Malagon led the SC rushing attack, rom scoring the decisive touch- up the first score of the game in the first two minutes picking UP 40 NS. in Seven carries for a 57 average. Bob own. Oniy btaing able to score After that drive, everything seemed to go downhill for the big red machine Fry, 3'50 a senior, Caught four Bill Kenny passes for 75 yds, 6 points, they were' defeated by The defense had a sparkling first half but fell apart in the second half This marked and junior Charlie Dargan had five receptions for 57 yds. he Diablos with a score of 21-16. the second time that the Triton defense collapsed completely. Dargan also led the team with 4 unassisted tackles, while ' , , ' seniors Kevin Wright, Mike Dunham, Pete Sellers and Clark Jarrett combined for a total of25 assisled tackles. ....-...-.n- --..,......-V......h .nw..- .h , u Sophomore Football FIRSTROW LEF T TO RIGHT: Richard Fair, Mike Cline, As Ontiveros, AI Sanchez, Kelly Vaught, Dave Buck, jeffjHurlbutJohn'Ulloa, johhhHiilyzird; 'L ' ' L Brian Davis, Rick Svenson, Mario Rodriguez. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Stevens, Edd Wheeler; BrzidKnag, Steve Miqus, 1300;59ng ; j j 5 Bruce Tovey, Terry Brogan, Bob Spiers, Rus ty Collins, Bob Schram, Tom Wernet. THIRD ,ROW' lEFT, TO RIGHT: Riel: gkeacthark Posmakandy :Lij , 1, L , Groff, Pau! Centeno, Mark Eljenholm, foe janton, Bill Enquist, Nick Vieisides, Chris Dargan,eMike Scott Bruce; Mike, Shihkle; fOURTHgROLWh LEE? 3 ,, TO RIGHT: Pat Chickas, Bill Springman; PatSickafoose, Bob Ingram; Mitch Thompsoh, M ike hBeauchene,Bbb$hepard Markkhadnef john wehtz; $1 BiIISmith. L . L - h 3 , h f -7 h' , i 7 HusiLLiLLing 5110pomores$tay in shape. L The Sophomores completed a successful 6-1-2 season. Highlights of the year included a 45 yd. field goal by Quarterback Bill Springman a- gainst Villa Park. It went into CLF. record books as the 6th longest in history. The season I, had many heroes; loe lanton's V14 inter- 56350 ceptions, Springman's 85 yd. kickoff return L Nommgue against Foothill; the offensive blocking of Bob Brea Shepard, Pat Chicas, Mark Foster, Bob Ingram I I Laguna and Pat Sickafoose. The sterling defensive V play of Nick Velisides, Steve Miklos, Bob Ine gram, john Ulloa and Bob Schram. Others who contributed greatly to the team were Mark EI- jenholm, Mike Beauchene, Terry Brogan, Ran- dy Groff, Bill Enquist, Rick Svenson, Mario II $331,853 Rodriquez, Rusty Collins and Freshman Bob I j h Tum Katella ' h . . M- - v.. ing teams I've had, Theyhals'a Spires. Apo!0gles to Coach Chambers who .. 513331510 have been one of the easiest, wasn't present for the picture. . . Villa Park group of boys to work with. SPOR T5 78 ROW L Mike Oathout, AI Benavidez, Eric Lidke, Steve Chapman, Keith Marr, Don Mellon Steve Ripple, Mark Bethke, Rich Kiien. ROW ll- Tom Stowe, Ioe Cameron, Dave Paulson, Scott Taylor, Darryl Howe, Mike Farrier, lerry Nelson, David Henry, Rick Parsley, Mike Murphy,Mgr. ROW Ill- Frank Rizzo, Kevin Dowding, Quentin Thompson, Martin Ward, jim Sinclair, Iim Russeil, Dan Goodwin, Bob Drown, jeff Valentine. ROW IV- Russel Rice, Mike Arnold, Larry Tiber, joe Nieto, John Hayden, Eric Frost, John Ekstein, David Shevchuk, Rick Hallsted, Coach Barry Waters. ROW V- Ted Kalma, Larry Poncino, Dennis Razzarri, Greg Young, Steve Hester, Chris Dollar, Greg O'Crady, Arnufo Malegon, Coach Dennis Mespor. The Freshman Football team under new coaches, Barry Waters and Dennis Nespor started slowly, but then came on strong at the end of the season to post an overall record of 4-4-1. , The team had a successful league season winning 4, losing 2, and tying 1 game which gave them a third place finish. The tie was against Villa Park who fielded a sophomore team. Highlights of the year: Darryl Howe had a 94 yard run against rival Mission Viejo. Larry Poncino served as team captain. The coaches named Mike Oathout, Arnulfo Malagon, Darryl Howe, Mike Farrier, AI Benavidez, Larry Poncino, and Bob Drown as having promising futures. At the completion of year,Bob Drown was named M. V.P. Season Non-League Brea 2 Laguna 30 League Orange Foothill Tustin K atelia Forfiet Mission Viejo El Molina Villa Park SPORTS 79 MMWMWWmvkthVMWMeWWVW-AxMNngWW Wx 1mm t , B Cliff Ceddis Chris Kearney SPORTS 80 VARSITY CR 055 COUNTRY The Triton thinclads, under the direction of new head Coach Bob Radford, made many accomplishments throughout their season. Leading the team to a divisional 1st place at Corona Del Mar Invitational in the pre-season were Tim Smith, Brian Peter, and Rene Hunn. Sparked by the outstanding performances of this trio the team had an eventful 3 win-5 loss record. Tim Smith, team captain and most valu- able runner, ran a blazing 10th place in league finals. Lending depth to the team was loe Bob La Pham, voted most im- proved runner, Mike Pasnal, Chris Kear- ney, and junior runner Cliff Ceddes. Other honors went to Brian Peter voted most inspirational. The season could be summed up in Coach Radords words. It was an experience. Coach Radford Varsity Team TOP-LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Creenlaw, Mario Alarcon, Tom Lorden BOTTOM-LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Zanotti, Scott Cockron, Frederick lohnson, Tom Anderson. junior Varsity Cross Country, TOP-LEFT TO RIGHT: Rawlins Aper- son, lohn Watkins, Dave Vick MVW BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: johnny Cruise, Brian Steinbis, Steve Anderson, Ken Wessimen. ? 95? e -Mq n..- 7.3;? , a .133: Riggs! 429352., , SE! TRITDNSH FHBTII FFEIl UEB URN I IMU ZISTE 1081 H C x11sJIiIHMI alm- r 13,, $2 , MW , ymwgnmm w 3 . s 4 QaJWWWW Axe 9979 junior Varsity - Don Cook, jeff Criswell, Lonie Hutts, Coach Stan Dimaggio, TOP ROW: Primus White, Ted Waller, joe Hernandez, jeff Hunt. BOT- TOM ROW: Ross Wilson, Bob Yoder,jeff Foreman, Tom Hoffman, Dave Hassl. '2 'i t I .f .I 2.; i i i .2 Under Coach Stan Dimaggio, the San Clemente 1971-197291.V. basketball team compiled an overall record of 12-12. Led by juniors Tom Hoffman and Ross tTomahawki Wilson and sophomores leff tShadesi Foreman, Dave Hassal, and Bob tCunneri Yonder, the team placed fourth in league play with a record of 6-8. . oi-u'.-AA Coach Dimaggio was pleased with his team's record because as he said, most teams we played averaged about 2 inches more in height . Coach also pointed out that this was probably his youngest team overall, but was still one of the best shooting teams he has coached. He praised his teams effort as they fought each game as if it were for the league Championship. At the post banquet, Bob Yoder and jeff Foreman took honors being named co-captains and co-most valuable players. joe Hernandez was named most in- spirational and Don Cook most Improved to close out this years l.V. season. spoms 87 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Rod Roberts, Mike Stravo, john Sweeney, 5 O p h B a 5 ket b a I I Tea m Dan Dodd, Chris Dargan, Bob Shram, Kevin Peck, Mark Eljinholm. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mitch McComb, Scott Seavers, Greg Thomasson, Tom Kramer. Sophomore Basketball 71-72 The sophomore basketball team of the 71-72 season was unlike previous years in many ways. The big difference was teamwork and 5 irit, both in games and at practice. Another eciding factor durin Crestview League competition was the a dition of sophomore newcomer to Triton basketball forward Mike Stavio, who came down from Stan DiMag- io's IV squad to score the most points in eague play for the B's - 180! The sophomores started out very well. Their first season victory at Anaheim was vindic- tive of their successful season. They set a record for soph. win-Iosses, breaking the 13- 12 70-71 record to 14-11. This in itself was a high point. The sophs held their 2nd annual basketball tourney here in the Triton gym, playing such teams as Bolsa Grande, Mission, Viejo, and Valencia. In the Christmas Tournament tDec. 27-301 at Santa Ana High School, the Tritons beat Kennedy and Western in the first two days and then lost to Los Alamitos in the championship bracket in the third round. Under the able coaching of Fred Newhart, the Triton Bees ended a great basketball story with an 8-6 league mark and a new record for season win-Iosses which indicates a pretty good season. SPOR T5 88 .0..., w ,- 55. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ToddAckerman, Bill Hunt, leff Densmore, Tim Koci, Mike Murphy, Dave Taylor, Coach Chambers, Ted Kalota, Bob Drown, Steve Ripple, Rick Halsled, Scott McConnell, Bob Spiers, Greg Young Mot pictured Ken Ringer, AI Benavidesl Freshman Capture League Title 2?; 0 0 X 0 X M X 1 ;74 ; 1 7 54 1 M47??? 2? 274? 7M 7447 wwszV Wretsling 72a e1 ywxwymmmw, San Clementets wrestling completed this year with mixed emotions. Although as a whole they weren't able to perform consistently enough to place well, individual team members placed very high in league finals. Captain john Romero felt that due to the great coaching he and four other team members, A! Thomas, Clark Jarrett, Armador Gonzales, Billy Theiralt were able to make the C.I.F. league finals. The Team had many Iettermen returning which gave it a fine spirit. Clark jarrett, also known as the little bruiser, was voted most inspirational, while Captain john Romero was voted most valu- able. Over all the season saw many wrestlers get top honors in the league, and the team develope good returning wrestlers for next year. WRESTLING MATCHES San Clemente 24 vs Kennedy 27 vs Los Amigos 27 vs Brea 35 vs Orange 30 vs St. john Basco 11 vs Foothill 11 vs Tustin 22 vs University 53 vs KateHa 12 vs Mission Viejo 39 77 VS El Modena 51 Overall: 3-9 15 vs Villa Park 41 League: 2-5 ' a -gmm .. ???w??7 WWX 7 VARSITY FRONT ROW: AI Thomas, Brian Davis, Bill Theriault, Dave Buck, Tony Arreola, Ray Eisenhower, Amador Rosales. SECOND ROW: Tom Nichols, Randy DeWees, Bill Smith, Martin Baker, Randy Paulson, john Romero. j. V. FR ONT ROW: Steve Sanchez, john Ashbrook, Don Mellor, Steve Hester, john Valencia, Mike Ferier, AI Ontiveros. SECOND ROW: Rich Sagan, David Paulson, AI Sanchez, Bill Cower, Frank Harding, Randy Ro- berts, Chris Bonderanl. This year's swim team were baby Tritons since they were the youngest in Triton history with twenty-seven freshmen and sophomores and only four seniors, but they turned in a performance worthy of the sea tradition of San Clemente High School. The team scored very high in the B and C division of the league championships with the Wilson twins leading the way. Coach Cummings boasts that this team is the best team since the fantastic 1967 squad. That years team swam to a 10 win 3 loss season record. Individually eight men qualified for the C.I.F. championships which indicates a most outstanding season. ROW 4. Steve Dimond, Dave Vick, Tim Springer tTeam Cap- taini ROW 3. Coach Cummings, Scott Bruce, Pat Lineback, Rick Talcott, Phil Gammon, Rick joyce, Dana King tTeam Cap- taini ROW 2. Ken Feher, Don Scholander, Mark Mauerman, leff Mauerman, jim Schedieff. ROW 1. Mike Lashbrook, jim Besse, jeff Lashbrook, Randy Griffin. not pictured: Duncan Wilson, Malcom Wilson, Dave Atkinson, Mike Larsen, Murray Rose, Mark Spity. qu;'xor--yaw 55:me wmwne em e ? e: i I V. M. Ahyl'AI, naequ-W haw-vw-whnour e Excellent team performances were turned in by Tim Springer tsprintst leff Lashbrook tdistancet and team co-captain Dana King, who broke the school breastroke record. Varsity diver Dave Vick also scored wiII throughout the year. The Swim- mer of the Year award went to T m Springer, a 4 year letter- man. If Coach Cummings and the San Clemente Swim Team can consistently post such an outstanding record year after year without an on campus pool, imagine how utterly fantasstic they would be if they did not have to travel 8 miles a day to Camp Pendleton to train. tSophomores Dave Atkinson and Pat Lineback should be the team foundation for next year. SPORTS 93 why mt W... ....; mutiibm .rr-W 1 ?!4'61 Y m 17: a 0 ' W 4,5,1 rm why I, SPOR T5 94 Track got off to a slow start this year with the varsity losing to a strong Anaheim team, a strong Bolsa Grande and in league to Orange and Foothill. Coach Radford philosophically mentioned that there are two contributing factors, the addition of new events that S.C. has no strong contenders in, and lack of depth in general. j.V. track and frosh-soph track have had similar problems. Individually, however there have been some Stirling performances. Varsity sprinter Bob Frye is undefeated in league competition in the 100 and 220, posting 10.2 and 23.5 times respectively Sophomore john Duvall has looked good in the varsity 120 high hurdles and 180 low hurdles. Sophomore jeff Hurbutt has looked very good in the 440, 880 and the mile relay. Senior Doug Rails and sophomore jeff Forman are high jumping well tright up thereD. For pictorial comments on other individual performances, see next page. Coach Radford Tom Holleron, Bob Frye. Wade Brown, Mitch Laheca,$ .- Sinclair. Tom Dooley, Randy Fisher, Bob Ingram, Mike Chesnut, Rodger Mohme. john Cruiser, Mark Eljenholm,lClark Iar- , ret. ' Brian Stienbus, Fred Iohnson; Tom Terry; Tom Hofleron, john Duva'll 1 Rich Lineback, jeff Hurlbut, Torn Anderson, Mario Alarcon, Chris Ron Andrs, lohn Wilson Kearney. Bremis White, 'an Steinbus, Fred johnson, T Terry. ,, . , W; V yw ,. MACW Wm ' Wymmi .M WW4 . . Tim Delaney, Rodger Moh , Randy Fisher. Skip Henry, Bob Ingram, Mike Chesnuts, - - Bill Smith. The Rigid-LS Delaney - Moh ,e 4 Dhn Cruiser, Mark Eljenholm, flark jarret, jeff Forman. Scott Miklos, Pat Weltner, Terry Nielsen, Bill Springman, Mark King, Toby Reschan, Mar- ffin, Corky Fisher, Ricky Douglas, GaryAIIen, Mike Stavro. Not shown: Kevin BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Douglass, Bill Day, shaIIAdair. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: john Springman, Steve Gri Wright Scorer: Mary Shepard Batgirl: Zora Szemenyei Teams warms up. 35me A2, 5w Vho'Mw; g4, 1,7 A p , MW M. M,., gaw-W MM 'W ; w A$N $2 . 1ST ROW L TO R Steve Ripple, jerry Nelson, Corky Fisher, john VIIoa, Steve Miklos 2ND ROW Coach Nespor, Keith Marr, Mark Wray, Dan Dodd, Mich McComb, Greg Thomason 3RD ROWjim Wernet, BiH Enquist, Mark Thress, Steve Gates, Tom Zanotti junior Varsity Baseball SPOR T5 100 LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Tony Vangalis, Terre Hair,jeff Densmore, Russ Collins, Pat Nelson, Bill Vangalis, Don MeIIor, Darryl Howe, Coach Thome MIDDLE ROW: David Paulson, Tim Koci, Rick Halstead, Bob Spires, Iohn Hayden, jim Banksow, Steve Shancehz, Mike Pen, Randy Boyd. BOTTOM ROW: T m Morales, Mark Bethke, Pat Stratton, less Gonzales, Bill Mitchell,loe Yorba, Tom Wernet. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL Led by the fine hitting of john Hayden, Bill and Tony Vangalis and the fielding of Darryl Howe and leff Densmore, the frosh-soph baseball team experienced a successful season. Coach Thome was assisted in keeping statistics by Sue Smith and Denise UIIoa. Cettin the tag down at second. Practicing the pickle. Another home run. Varsity Coach Ray Beaver has six golf pros teeing up this year, Dawyne Hilborne, Martin Morganelli, Steve Ringer, Dennis Luschen, Scott johnson and Rich- ard Bernard look forward to hitting their prime about mid season. Seniors Hilborne, Ringer and Bernard are returning lettermen playing out their final year while junior johnson and sophomore Luschen will continue next year. Surprise of the p . 3.1- i ' ., 3 ;V , . season was the addition of freshman Morganelli f . :Scottjeohnso DeWynexHiIIborne,$teve Ringer, RichardBefhard t0 the team. Richard Bernard i , . h L illborne ScottIOhnSOD I in junior Varsity Coach Keith Stroud has a large stable of up and coming I.V. golfers this year. Actual! it is a mis- nomer to ca! them up and coming because they have been up tor six years, wm- ning the Crestview League each year. Coach Stroud again predicts an unde- feated year tthe seventh strai ho for the team. He cre its community support as the reason for having such a 00d team at the l.V. IeveF Iunior Varsity Golf Team: LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Stroud, j.Conter, T.Ramos, D.Buss, C.Skogerson, B.Crispin, B.Lyons, SPORTS 102 L.Poncino, S.Nietschmam, S.Harward, Pro Dave Dixon Varsity The Varsity Tennis team, led by Coach Roger Frost, abounded in experience this year. Five of the eight starters lettered Varsity last year. The doubles team of Mike Dowling and Nick Maddocks led the team in scoring. Don King, Doug Ralls, and Bob Sagely provided the singles strength. Under- Classmen Greg Kelly, Scott Lane, and jeff Rus- sel will return next year as Varsitylettermen. junior Varsity The junior Varsity Tennis team, coached by Roger Frost, had a very successful season. The two doubles teams consisting of Archie Nelson paired with Larry Olson and Tony Krogius with Charley Brown played very well and showed promise for next year. In the singles Gary Hamro, Mark Dodge, and Ron Stevens looked good in practice for the up- coming season. All jV tennis racke- teers will be here next year, prob- ably as Varsity lettermen. I C Team Doug Field, Scott Potter, Rick Criswell, Ieff Her- man, Cary Price, lim Bahr, Mark Smith, Scott Mconnel, Larry Ahlquist, Mark Foster, Mike Green, Lee Madox SPOR TS 103 P.E. Classes are Sports Too MMWMW W MW 104 SPOR T5 .a;..n..MM.o.m. w . e ..m . tut. w. .. VWVKm v.1 . .H- y-vz xw..j e .-A.nm.k ... .. Physical Education classes are in the sports section this year because they are the sports of the majority. Only a chosen few ' f. can make the varsity sports program, but everyone can have t fun in a three on three basketball game or a game of hand- ; , , ball. That's what it's all about. SPOR TS 105 IIMWDK t $A Castillo, Linda Chaille, Cindi Christie, Cindi Clow, Robin Cludy, jeannie Conroy, Laura Cooney, Laura Courtemanche, Carol Currey, Sue Davis, EIin Davis, Shelley Dean, April Delcolle, Paula De Marco, Laura Devenberg, Shauna Devlin, Kelley Dirnberger, Cathy DiveI, lane Domenichini, Cathy Dowling, Kelly Dunham, jeanne Dunn, Linda Albert, Debbie Anderson, Elise Beaver, Barbara Beaver, Mary Bewsey, Dawn Bills, Alice Birnbaum, Ellen Birnbaum, Robyn Birtcher, Shelley Blough, jane Bole, Cathy Bortfeld, Phyllis Boyer, lanice Brinkman, Cindy Brown, Lori Brown, Susan BuhI, Barbara Calhoun, Nancy Camarena, Yolanda Campbell, Donna Campbell, lane Cardello, Pam Casler, Cris G.A.A. consists of 200 girls who participate in sports such as basketball, tennis, volleyball, field hockey, badmitten and softball. The girls compete against Saddleback, Es- tancia and other schools. This year, G.A.A. was responsible for the Hawaiian Homecoming theme, complete with Polynesian dancers and entertainment. Another project was a candy sale which netted over $750.00 for the Club treasury. Dusek, jodee Enquist, Sue Evans, Cindy Fernandez, Pam Floyd, Susan Forsum, Lynda Foster, Suzanne Fournier, jean Frye, Debbie Fryhoff, Kathy Gannon, Cabrini Garcia, Ruth Geach, Susan Gilb, Louise Goodwin, Debra Grandusky, Cheryl Green, Debra Gregori, Pam Crunkemeyer, Shanda Hale, Lisa Halminski, Briann Hamilton, Cindy Hawkins, Donna Heim, Gerri Herberich, Pam Holliman, Becky Hunter, Gayle Ingledew, Donna lacobs, Laurie Iohnston, joann johnston, Marianne Iohnston, Sandy joannidi, Charlotte Kahal, Sue Advisors: Miss Meyers, Mrs. K eller, Teresa Kerwin, Cindy Knoch, Sue Leetch, Gail Lemberg, Barbara Lidke, Chris Lindblad, Lori Lindsey, Teri Linnebach, Grace Llewellyn, Cay Lourides, Chrissy Lovemark, Dayonna Lund, Caryn MacAdam, Leigh Maitland, Ann Martin, Kathy Martin, Melissa 5.1- M 1L2??-MQ?-y ., .',.-. .;V.. vi 121' ... '., i i eans, Terri eredith, Lucia esa, Rosemary iIIer, Linda 0y, Margie adeau, Lori auretz, Share ewhart, Mary Ann ieblas, jamie Ochsie, Maryjo O rgorman, Erin O rtega, janet 'eduzi, Carol 'owell, Lindsey 'oweII, Kate o'wers, Debbie 'ugliese, Tina Rails, janet Rails, Sue Ramos, Rosalie Renfro, Polly Reynolds, Debra Romero, Ginger Rowe, Leslie Rymer, Therese Samuelson, Nancy Sanderson, Carol Shank, Deanne Sharke, Kathy Sharp, Karen Shaver, Tracy Slater, Claudia Smith, Debra Smith, Kelly Smyth, Barbara Stamp, Carol Stamp, Katie Steffenson, Angi Steffenson, jenni Steiner, Lisa Sweeney, mm Swords, Mary Tantalo, Karen Thayer, Rebekah Thress, julie Thoreson, Kris Tool, Melissa Tosdal, Peggy Ulloa, Denise Vanderkaay, Debbie Vanderkaay, Patty Vock, Debbie Volga, Linda Vance, Lisa Walton, Karin Wenzel, Doromy White, Debbi Wilkes, janet Willard, Maryann Wilson, Lori Wilson, Sarah Witt, Diane Witt, jeanette Woods, Mary Kay Wormser, Sandy Wright, jiII Wyllie, Lucy Young, Debbie Board Members: FRONT ROW L to R Shauna Devenberg, Barbara Beaver, Pam Herbrich, Debbie van der Kaay, Clau- dia Slater, Lisa Vance, Debbie Young, janice Wilkes. ,2- I m: ,miw- mmwwnw'w' .. K , ..-m..-w- Hr N , V l I 7 1 mm , v , V , erarbook message from DarrelTaylor. + A dmmisjtraa- Board of Trustees: Messrs. White, Newhart, Sec. Heart, Supt. Darrel Taylor-Principal There have been bad sights. But for every bad sight there have been many good sights: students enjoying their school experience - happy students - bicycles everywhere - teachers working closely with students - athletics - dances - assemblies - friendships - clegr, beautiful days. There have been bad sounds. But for every bad sound there have been many good sounds: students laughing - teacher and students in deep conversation - Cheers - teachers directing classes - music - rain drops. 0 Throughout life there will always be both good and bad sights and sounds. If we look for the good it will always be there. But looking for the good is not enough. We all have the responsibility to live in such a way as to create the good sights and s'ounds. It is the goal of the staff at San Clemente High School to help each student in some way discover the sights and sounds that give life enjoyment and fullfillment. january 5, 1972A fACUlTY 111 e .m v, V m .n. . . e e m. . 4. M y. m V W o h: ,.. 2 D mm, Mn n CL .. b c .. A ,M ,4 b , .r. .a B ,, lohn Smart 7 Dale1 Drager t, Peterson; Dalburg, Beasley, Inlay. ?amvmumtzm Hurs a t, Pres Benedic Counselors - w me a a-Mmom W'W L R ichard Bus well Fred Navarro v E! Louise Nugent Clifden Purcell Carol Walker Russel Hathaway FACULTY 112 x : 1 .3522; $.32.qu a Mrs. M uehlenbeck Mrs. Mason $1.33!.I1. Rathman Mrs. Keeler M rs Mr. Lauer Mrs. Lemberg Mrs. Kearns d 5 r a e P i .I M Connor Mrs. Mrs. Neilson Mrs. Whittaker Mrs. Worth Mrs. Delaney 2 1, Mrs. Sidnam Mrs. Bartock Mrs. Frost M iss Limebrook '1 L L L 1?: ' L l l, K g Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Smith Mrs. Martin Mrs. Wysopal M r. Laurence Mrs. Wharman STAFF 114 Mrs. Overton Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Moras, Mrs. Man- Mr. Chidester ning, Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Barney, Kraemer CAPISTRANO UNIHED SCKOOL DISTRICT EzeII, Mrs. Weatherholt, Mr.Hemp5ted Mrs. jones, Mrs. Mr5.Foster a r.. -.. 4, 'r'viaimb V. 1.0- Av LA STAFF 115 . Weller Mr. Halley, Mrs. Muldrew Bob Moe Sharon Cole Dorothy Bray n a f f e t S k .m R john Veeh FACULTY 116 uggvv ' ' k... Sue Gillespie Tom Youngerman Iudy Ruzicska loe Craybeal FACULTY 117 Mary Lynn Hartman 2i..t.l....u...l..... i. ;.i:. .i Ii.p.331:VIII-mvvnthfz.iii3ibdxg.11.14.? . 11 A . . id Neidhardt Donald Isaacs Dav lrx e h c a m m e d u m .m If a C n a I Camie Bauer Marilyn Bumatay FACULTY 118 Charles Conklin Humanities Richard George SpeciaIEduca I 7 mem David Robbins Carey Hubert Richard Thome L yle Frost Tony Sisca s g .m m m u C r e n n e B i Putnam jer Bill Conroy Fred Newhart FACULTY 120 Bob Nealy Gary Phillips Lee Weagly Tony Leon d r a D: e In 5 ..H Fa C Richard Hagedorn Sam Conroy usiness Educat Barbara McKee FACULTY 122 john Forrester Science Philip Grignon Don Sch wenn i jim Klein Barrett Reeve Leo Quirk William Maxson FACUL TY 123 AI Pierce :1... . 7- v. .I c. ..93. 4 Paul Lane 6 k r a h S d e r c: Paul Ryan FACUL TY 124 FACULTY 125 Richardjudy Bob Alston jack Dunn joe Shiveiy e I m m e n e n a I Keith Stroud Ella Glaser Emil Sanda Emma Leon Andrea jahan 1g??? FACULTY 126 e 8 a u 8 n a L n .mo 8 r 0 El HM erL-J- a..,. wH Robert Moore 2A....- Roger Frost v; -4... A I . ..A.,.--,.-.v .. .ew-quw-N Dennis Allred FACULTY 127 Physical Education MAW; Bill Rolfe Tom Eads Stan DeMaggio gm; v '9 v o p E. DEN Dennis Nespor FACULTY 128 FACULTY 129 Marla Lund Cheryl Meyer b d d r a C e .m d a N Barbara Rusling jean Stevens Lucy Wilder Barbara Hansen , '1 awawfnr dc. sit urn. m. 4 26.3,; in a . Industrial Arts Bob Vargo lay Mac lIwee Trevor Dale fACUL TY 130 Bob Calhoun zVWMM m .! Randy McCoy Doug Hammond Ronald Dull FACULTY 131 Claudette Cole Lisa Dallendorfer Richard Miller Steve McManama m d m M n b A Richard McIntosh Capt. loseph Could Fine Arts Richard Dastrup FACULTY 132 FACULTY 133 Nancy Shroedef , 3 7:, ? K7 Z zy 7I7z fo y ia Veeh Georg Ethelwyn Kearney 17$21;?!131345925223141;,7,6,7; L wfbiigzzk 1,.415341445f3zigz344x, .me ....:. ..3 .1711, 2. Our own little munchkin Mmm Mmmm Good i By George, I've forgotten the Universal Questions Mr. Grignon in his spare time I2, 9, 7 , 3 The pot gets ready to boil. Ah! Here's Everything You Wanted to Know Ey aah! Eh eah? About Hornamental Orticulture but were M d to Ask. Tubes Mcllwee FACULTY135 1 - ' Senioriofficers Barb Szemenyei, vice president, Don King, president, Carlene Fisher, secretaryLKim Hamilton, treasurer. The Class of '72 I I This year's graduating seniors have much to look back on. As underclaSsmen they be- , came acquainted with high school activities. As juniors the class of '72 began to dominate school affairs. During the junior year, the seniors owned the spirit stick most of the year, won the first annual powder-puff game from the seniors, and concluded the year with a memorable prom. This year has climaxed eVentful high school years. This year 's seniors ' have continued such senior traditions as senior parking spaces, senior weekend, senior picnic, and senior grad week. As the class of '72 moves on, it boasts the largest and most spirited graduating class In the history of S. C. H. S. Iohn R. Arltamirano Band, Stageband, R.O.T.C., Grad- nite Commitee Barry Anderson DrewAnderson , ' Karen Anderson Acappella . . ,Undeniably we carry within us this'vast, rich subconscious life as the ocean carries it's marine life. . . 0.--. -,,. .-, .., .-- - Mm. 'A-Rra'wlins Appergon . 4...... ., SENIOR 139 l havelaIWays admiredthe' ability to bite off more than one canvchew and then chew it Wm. DeMiI-IOR Lois A. Balliet Lisa C.Babcock - Frosh. Treas., Soph. $ec., Varsity DavidBangston Cheerleader, Powder Puff Foot- Surf club,Baseball ball, Pep Club , Donald H. Barber jeff H. Barney Terry D. Bates I ' ' ' Rick Bauer . I Rbbin R. BeamonR . .Tim F. Beard ' R Varsity Basketball Varsity Football; Track, Varsity Club H . , Varsny Football, CES- 140 SENIORS . . . Beaver Barbara A Beeson Debbie E Barbara E.N. Beck Powder C., l. President, A A PuffR-mtball G 1e Beaty Laur . Berney Patti I ichard D. Bernard R Bentley Cherin E. Belford Thomas I Cathy A. BorIin way Vim; m , . m w ?L Pm m XV. o ,. ,, B A E e H e n n A Black john D iddIe i Ger Cafol M. Bortfeld BeckYI.Bouman Interact, C.A.A., Pep Club, Ski Club Douglas 1. Bourg Varsity Football, Senate Nora A. Brinkman BruceA.Brent DixieBrimhaH Acappella, Girls League Cabinet, . G.A.A., Biologist of the Year, Sci- encezCIub ' Debra S. Brown Concert Girls Glee, Interact Club, Gina M.Erown Linda C- Brown Pat. K. Brown Diane M. Brunet 142 SENIORS 5.... ,.- . mnf, m-Kr-wxwanm. .. u ,. ., ...-v 4 1 i l I 5,, Brian I. Burcombe Paraphenalia Club 5 Christine H. Burton Bradley D. Busby :5 5 Cross Country, Track a ? a: ' 5 5H 4:. 3N 5?; 95 D 'd 5- B I! Pam L. Cardello - . . aw u er G.A.A., Officer-Girls League, Cheer- 9183357531523, leader 5 ' Ththas W. Carher V'VHSteye CfCarferEf ' , Curt'H. Cagier . 7 . '7 Kathryn I. Cassidy : VanCIurbV 5 '- '5' ' , 5. ; 7- ' ' ' . SENIORS 143 Susan M. Castro G.A.A., OUCH, Ski Club, Future Teachers, Home Economic Club Merle R. Chattin Nikkil- Chermak G.A.A., Publicity Commissioner, Powder Puff Football, CSF Vickie L. Clapper G.A.A., Student Council, Powder Puff Football, CSF, jr. Humanities Beverly A. Craig - .. Mascot 71, Powder Puff Football, Paka K.-Cornforth . , G.A.A., Grad-Nite Chairman Com- 4 mittee Bill M. Crosley Patricia M. Crossman . . Suianhcla Cufre y . s- 303 23'f'iwe -ha b cdef's'mS ecu 2'I ihf? p A53 Historian, 6 0W ? Month, m c: LEA2102 -y n c: b Clence u , . . ., pants u , . . . - , erman u -, ow- Girls League Secretary-V.P., Pep '5 ee, . . ., CIe Ge u Ecology Club, 8.5.5. der Puff Football 3, Pep Club 1-3 Club, G.A.A. . .. . Eran. ... - - ' .. .v . :2 ' : . ', -74-.-. .-m. n... g,..,. ,......h...........,. -... .. .- Rick D. Danson ,7 'RandQIyn G. Dastrdp '-- ., William MJDay ' , Aikey': Club, Hamanities, Newpaper hogognaphicg: :fYarszltf Fbolbhll, Varsity Baseball;- 7 SENIOR 145 l i 1 i Timothy 1. Delaney Varsity Football Gary S. DoIeshaI 146 SENIORS Shauna K. Devenberg Vice-President G.A.A., Pep Club, jr. Humanities Social Humanitarian Club Powder Puff Football Loretta K. Dodge Acapella, Ecology Club Mark E. Dodge Tennis, CFS, Chess Club, Ecology Club, Astronomy Club S??.A- . -0 r' ? 3 ? g; a ,f $ 11 i You are a child ofrthe '. universe, no less than the Trees and Stars; you have a right to be here. - eDowing Mark C.Douer Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis, loAnn Doyle Powder Puff Cheerleader, Pres. Social Humanitarian Club joan E, Drake Robert A. Driggers Mike R- Dumham Deborah Dunston CFS, Secretary Aviation Club Varsity Captain Football, Student Council De y . g Pep Club, Powder Puff Football, Secretary of Girls League, Senior Activities BOC 10 Dee Dusek Pep Club; C.A.A., Girls League Cabinet jayE'der 3.7.1:? ,7,- SENIORS147 .- -A ., Cathe E. Ewing Pep Club, Ski Club, G.A.A., Int actClub A - - Harry L. Ferguson 1 lim T- Faith Manijeh Fathollahi Varsity Football, Interact Varsity Football, Track NIROTC, Aviation Club, Track Club, Carlene M. Fischer Michele M. Fisher ., , I'l'ane M. Foley Senior Class Secretary, Powder AFS, Home Ec. Club Powder Puff Football, GAIL 5: Puff Football, President Pep Club ior Humanities, Ushers Club O wondt'erful wonderful ' , and most Wonderful wonderful and yet again wOnderfuI. . . . .- . . : 'Wm.IShake'spear.e - i CamillaLFoster . G.A.A.,Ir.'Humanities 148$ENIORS , , . f '- .,.;..-: ;,,.....:,- . w . . en . u at E.Carwood Football, Naval Science 1,,,,234 I 7 Pat Gallagher Madrigals, Thespians, Mentally Hawian Exploration Team,Key Club, ' Gifted MInors, Oklahoma, Music House of Re a Deborah L. Gaulden G.A.A., Medical Carees Club, Home Economic Club Steve I. Gasparro i Wini E. Cerace Roddy L. Giacomini 4cappella, Music Club, Drama Club , Varsity Football Ir. $r., Football i - Club, Track, Sailing Club N IamesA. Giannestras Gonzaga Good Guy, Varsity Golf ,Crignons Gargoye g 3 : 5 Keep oh tIuckin ; - i ' SENIOIzsmi There is a magic in the memory of school boy friendships, . it softens the heart and even affects ' . the nervous system of those who have ' 16f! L' Gilbert no heart Mark D. Gilman Ofelia Gonzalez Thalassa Staff 72, Varsity Football xb Daniel C. Greenwood . ht Carry Grace Christine A. Grandusky k x David I. Crosser Band, ROTC, Science Club, Track 1505ENIOR$ , ' ,, . , ' . .. . ; Powers Griffin .U , Wu ...,u, . . t, -.....4-A.1 '9 , . M ,. . v-k' . Sandi K. Guertner Karen 1. Cunderson A Chuck I. Cunnison- VAN CLUB Ion L. Gunnison Pam A. Haas! i Paula M. HaasI- SKI CLUBL PEP Catherine E. HaH- SAILING. CLUB, ; CLUB DEBATE, HUMANITIES i Kim E. Hamilton- SENIOR CLASS TREASURER, V.P., STUDENT SENATE, POWER PUFF FOOTBALL, ARCH-BEARER Patty L. Handschuch The error of youth is to i believe that intelligence is a substitute for experience, while the error of age is to believe that experience is a substitute for intelligence. BeverIyL. Hanes- PEP CLUB, GAA, , GIRLS LEAGUE BOARD, PQWDER FROSH iSOPH, VARSITY ; .. PUFF FOOTBALL A ' . .FOOTBAL'L, SCIENCE ECOLOGY , y 77 . , s ' .' SENIOR151 ; ' : -CLUB ' .7, . .,J' - , j. v; -' - . . 7 Steve W. Heath Lois A. Hemmers Dwayne R. Herbrich Tennis, Football, Aviation Club Mark Hetrick jeffrey D. Herman Marching Band, Stage Band, ICC, Varsity Tennis, Ski Club, Aviation Club Edris A. Hilborn 152 SENIORS Pat Himmelsbach p Debate, Astronomy Club, Athletics, House of Representatives, Human- ities Neyle G. Hunter NIROTC, Track, Key Club, Hamaiian Exploditionary Team, NTC Veterans L 1 1' .4 j .1 1' Steve C. Vla'ckson Key Club, Humanities Club Tim W. Hoffman Interact Club, Athletics joyce M. Honsberger Acapella Barron W. Hurlbut . - Laufk 615C655 . V;C.A.A.,Ski Clqb, jrfArcb Beager Georgiana L. Holderness Rene L. Hunn Cross Country, Track, Interact Club, NIROTC - Mary L. lanton ., G.A.A., Pep Club, Powder Puff Foot- ball, Grad. Nite Committee Clark R. larrett Athletics, jr. Class President, Ki- wanis Bowl Team, Boys State Rep., VP. of Football Club 1 x ,, Cynthia S. lohnson Student Council, Acappella, The- pIans, Treasurer CSF, Academic Fred W. Kaelber ., . I SuzanneT'LJKahaI; , G.A.A., French ClublfTepnis. Team, 154 SEN'ORS Transfer StudenitI-jMichigan . , . . . . ,1. : . : : .4... .w Chris M. Kearney Soph. Frosh. IV Varisity, Cross Coun- try, Track, FTA, ICC, AFS Linda S. Kearns Robin C. Keefer Kevin B. Kincaid Dana L, King Vice President Drama Club, Photog- Varisity Swimming, German, Ath- raphyCIub, Thespians Society, Ski Ietic Council Pam R. Kilgope Powder Puff Football, Pep Club, Senior Activities, BOC, Arch-Bearer U. Donald I. King Senior Class President Marryic-VKiPPS , A , . f:,E'Very-rhu.fnan mind isAa great Elumbiaringpower until awakened by keen ' G.A'.A-, CSF, R9551? C'Ub; German L , tide-gireEnd by definite resolution tqdo. i I- ' -Edgar F. Roberts - john E. Kruse 7 Dan Lacayo M. NIROTC Var. Trk. Cr. Cntry. Most Inspratlonal NTC Vetrans Hawaii Team Debbie K oeppen Student Store Science Club Senate P.P. Football American Field Tres. Nancy Lamb K. Patrica A. Lancell Carol 1. Lansford ' FTA Ushers CIub-VP. Second Per GAA Ouch Ski Club SENIOR 156 Dave S. Lewis Rob P. Lindekens Van Club The pack is back Cay L. Llewellyn Flag Girl, House of Representatives, Wesley L. Lobo Phillip M. Lock Powder-Puff AVWMWeJC.--M.m.gg-rr ...,.-..Q A A Teri G. Lindsey :1 i... -M.......m... mm; panw. .. K . 5. i .. e . -ul- - K . Kathryn! L-ocke 77 : .g; . Zack Loukides 1 H ' p DebbieA. Loynd i ACappeIa, Cirls.Gyn'1'nastic's, Pow- .. , A , . ,. 'Thala'ssa Staff, Ski Club, Home of Humanitiesh 6AA; Interact, Pep der-Puff CAA - , , ,i w j, . ,7 ' . : p 3 ,- Representatives - . Club : . i, A x SENiOR 157 31.1 Karen R. Nick A. Maddogks Varsity Tennis, Senate, Vice Presi- dent, Social Humanitarian Club Bill M. Madden Michela A. Mackey Ski Club Secretary 69-70, Powder- Puff, French Club Patrica D. Lyons Steve P. Mangum Patnca M. Maitland jiIIA. Magnon Ian A. Magnon Diane R. Martin Senate, House of Rep., GAA, Pow- der-Puff, Homecoming Comm. . m VAx , ti. Mark'T. Manning A.S.B.' Vice President, The5pian, Wxx leffj. Manley ' ' Speaker House of R ep. 158 SENIOR . . mwmqhkno -.., v w-wr; rm ...- V rmwamr V ;. .V I Shylene D. Matchett Maureen T' Martin Cheryl L. Martinson Pep Club, Interact Club Humanities, Secretary Tres., BOC, Triton Staff, House of Rep. Donna H. Mattinson Mark T. Mauerman Tim Z. Mathes Thalassa Staff Pmyf 'X 4 .,; 4 Robin 5. Michaux Scott L. Milkos . . . Madrigals, Acapella, GAA, Menlal- Athletics, Baseball, Club lr-Hu- I'HM'Her . CaroIA. MIIIhouse K Songleader, Pep Club, Ski Club Pep Club, Powder-Puff Iy Gifted Minors manities Club ,y ; , . , . , ,. ....-..- '1... - -H .-.V , . Donna M. Montgomery I -' - V . nmoR 159 ,. Au. k-$ . anyra M. Moore P Music CIub, Treasurer Club, Spanish Club Loris. Morgan Powder-Puff, GAA, Pep Club, Grad- n'ite Committee. Shannon F. Morgan 5 . CIence Drama Club, Gourmet Club . ,Greg MiMOratAr J , , . . - . . . ITW'IIeneVer a7 snowIIake IEaves the sky, it turns ' f; ' ' , '. ' i ' ' , I and turns to. say Good-byei Good-bye, dear ' , ' . ' ' i clouds, so Food and gray! Then IightIy travels 160 Simok What sunshine' Is to rowers, smiles are to humanIty ' . on Its way. ' 7 . . ; Mary MapesDodge C. jAddIson'.-I f.'l Mike 1. McGuinness Maggie E. McIntosh c Success is getting what 'you want, happiness is wanting what you get. ' -Dave Gardner :79 . , . Linda L. McPherson Varsity Cheerleader, CSF, Ir Hu- . manities, Pepclub Connie M. McKray Michael T. McNamara Nancy L. Nelson 1' 7' , 7 Rodger L. Newmakewrv' ' 7 . . Kathleen Nikholls Senior Class Historian, Pep Club, NAVA Science, Key Cluthand, Ha- 7L , . I . Powder-PuffArchbearer waii Expeditionary Club ' v . - . SENIOR 161 L... A..-- gA-4; Thomas'E. Nicholsw Var Wrestling, Var Football, Track, Humanities Rick A. Nicol Katherine O'Brien Thalassa Staff, GAA, Girls League Representative, Humanities Gale D. Odion Medical Carreers Club, Triton Staff loan M. O'Donnell 162 SENIOR Kari N. Opland Drama Club, Thespian, Ski Club Norma Ortega Rick I. Paquette Van Club 15.191.ng a Micheal W. Paschal! . Varsity Cross Country, Track Inter- David R. Parsons . act Club ' Tina M. Parker xxwiww Sharon L. Pearson David O. Pederson Dawn M. Penna Naomi G. Pennino , , Gourmet Club, Pepclub Band, Stage Band, Ir Humanities, . Ecology Club, Triton Staff V 1 Brianl. Peter Varsity Track, Var Crosscountry,- NjROTC, Most rlmportant Runner 71 jeff C. Phillips Gwendolyn Pierce Acapella, Concert, Girls Glee x . o 9 Robert I. Probes! a 164 SENIOR loy Petitt CSF, Pep Club, Spanish CIUb, Sail- ing Club, Home EC Peggy Pierce Micheal C. Powell ASB President, Madrigals Roxanne Phelan Thalassa Staff, Drama Club, Medi- caICarrerrs Suzan E. Pierce CSF, President Russian Club, ICC, Humanities Scanish Club KW ' Lx Douglas 1. Rails . . . Maxim V. Reid Var Tennis, Var Basketball, Powder- CIndIe A' Ramirez Ronna 5- Reed House of Representatives, Gym- Puff Cheerleaders, Senate - nastics Toby T. Reschan Varsity Baseball Therese M. Rhyne Drill. Team, Science Club, Music Club, Pep CIub,'AcapeIla, Madrigals Susan R. Rice TTrnC. Riley Dinny'LL-Richardsoh, ' f.Yariify ,:BasketbalI,-'Varsity Trafkig - ' m:.+: ;;..-.. . ., j' .V 7 , iAviat'iohClu'b- '7 2 ' SENIOR 165 It is a great evil as well as a misfortune to be unable to utter a Dromptand Diane L, Rinehart decided NO , Robin R. Ripple . . 539V?! L- Ringer pep Club, Medical Cars 9,5, Ushers Phyllis L. Rlzzolo Debra I. Robertson Key Club Club A V . john T. Robertson KimS. Romagnino , L . A GeffiRomero PauIA. Roest'i - , -: V, A A A H L , . , , v . b , . . V , .. A , GAA Powder Puff Football, Drill L Sailing Club, Powder Puff, CAA 166 SENIOR - v '- .. 7. i 3 . . A Team, Archbearer ' . - A x - - , Linda S. Roso ff , , , . -. . Toni M. Sacucci Humanities, Thalassa Staff, Sailing 4 Denmsj.Rude . Home Economics Club, Future Club - , ' Teachers Ass., GAA, Orchestra. Niphan Sajjaphaib'ul . . . Gonzaga Goodguy, Varsity Tennis, AFS Student AFS Club Vite Presi- Leshej.$aleen Beafnce Sanchez Robert I. Sagely Thalassa Staff, Science Club Gri non's Caro Le dent ny. m . Cheryl-L Sam SENIOR 167 X; ,4, ? .x ';5. . Mary E. Shepard Mary M' Sheahan Varsity Football, Statisticain, Cali- fornia Girls State. Debi A. Shires lanet S. Sipel 168 SENIOR Laura Y. Simonson Home Economics Club, Medical Carrerrs Club Barbara A. Simihqk I I .: joy L. Sloth . - ' - ' GAA, Sec., CSE SIealbe'arer, AFS, . .P. Sr. Humahities, Ski Club. P.P. Foot- : ' . - ' Football, Titton Staff 1 . ' . ball. - 7N. . - - - Claudia A. Slater W..,. .... ... 4-v.r...n......v V. .. .; 74.; ., , .4 Bambi L. Smith - . ' Mark H. Smith Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming CandyR. Smith Cnstan L.Sm:th Humanities, Science Club, Varsity Princess, 6AA, Pep Club Tennis Tim D. Smith Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, George 5- Sneathen Humanities, AFS, Ski Club 1i . , 1 L ' j ; ? ; - 1 . 1' ! , ' 4 z a ! .,. I13; r '3. 5?, f I i ? '3' I f DanS Sni . . . pes , A Cindy L. Sparks . $ I Humanities, Thalassa Staff, Sailing Deborah K.Sorenson , GAA, House of Representatives, i i Club, House of Representatives . W 31 i 3 , j 37 g: . SH ' P , g ,- , 7 john Disbrihghgm 1 Charles E. Stahl A7 ?- Varsify: ngtball; .qusity BaSebaII, , ' ' . . . -; 'Triton NeWspaper Staff , - , . m SEN'OR 769 Kathryh P. Stamp Angi Steffensen Pres. Girls League, GAA, Outstand- Homecoming Princess, Var. Song- ing Girls State Alternate, ICC Anne L. Stewart Drama Club, Interact, Science Club, Ecology Club ' 170 SENIOR CandB Briam K. Steinbis IV Football, 1V Wrestling, leader, IV Cheer, GAA, Freshman VP Var. Track, NJROTC, Hawaii Team Laurie S. Stites Paula H. Stephan Chrictopher M.- Sutton . , . Donald Steffensen Aviation Club Connie M. Swan Sucan D SWIgart Barb! G7nmonvvi Sr. Claw VP Sallmg C Iub, P. P. Foot- ball Cirlsloagun D'Ann Tarr Marjie A. Teicingg Michaelj. Tennyson VRoyA.T9rry , ' Thomas; A..Terry;. V ' At'h'letirg. more igned to' the W3 1 have tohve tha thefthi g5 Donald R. Thumel Dorothy E. Tippit . CSF, Senate, House of Rep. Cross Dorothy Tippet-Pep Club, Home Ec Country Club, Archbearer, P.P. Football Sharon 8. Thronton Mariam Trotter , Mike K. Toney Gymnastics Team, Science Club . T Wrestling, Varsity Track Barbara M readway lody K. Tyson Deborah 1. Van der Kaay Student Council, P.P. Football, Stevel-Underwood Stevenl- Valazza ICC VP., AFS Pres., 6AA Treas., Convict Club, Humanities, CSF - CSF Sec, Treas. Humanities Patty F; Velasquei . Dave L. Vick - , GAA' . Kathlqen Von Harz A. SandyA. Waroff Girls League, Flag Girl, Pep Club, Ushers Club P.P. Football Gym class sign up. . . Ion A. Wede Van Club Kathrine A. Wenzel i , Concert, Girls Glee, Acapella Ken I. Westgarth m7 , lames B. Williams IV Basketball, Senate luIie A. Wing Wendy A. Wiedmeir Shana M. Williams lane M. Wilderman ICC, Ushers Club, CAA, Drill Team Dani. Willit r judy Wolf German Club, Ecology Club, Hu- t u . Mar Ka Woods manities -'71, Thalassa Staff '72, leanet eL. Wo er s y GXA Thalassa Editor , . 29, any . ormser V and Varsit Cheerleader, Pe . Comm. HomeZoming Court, Aca; Stephanie L. Worth Beth Wortley Susan 1- Wright ella, Powder Puff Football. I 'mxwkxmg Paul R. Yoder Sr. Humanities Alan S. Yager 1;: 7 MichdeIS. Young mate, President Athletics, Key , . ' ' , 'ub, Pres. CSF, Hawaii Team , . , Steve Malpede l'- ll Atit liS, .. z .4 .. g! n .9: . . ARK. . v . 44:. ,1ulk iiyltflaiiiil xil- , IO. x all! I! i . . Lula x: g; . ' ngggf sggg-suL r n '3 . w. m M . . w , . N m . m a m A w ,. . aw a g 22y X ,7 ,4 2a 7; QMMO; ?, , waa, Q7 erQ x i; x ,1 7??? X .z, A A.A,.. ..;w.' --.. 'v Q 3' 191$on mVx xxxvaww amt, .- WWW i z 3 !3 i .mu-AM . V 74.4.4, WW7 ,Zgg? J; f , y , 4 x ' u IORS 187: -15 Gin? :'m,f.a .A . . artfin w ..,, . JP 792?5 4 SophomoreCsIas 4 . Class Officers - President - K elly Devlin; Vice-President - jeff Russell; Secretary - Lynda Forsum; Treasurer , Debbie Frye. The Sophomore Year: Spirit Mixed With Regret ,1 After a freshman year of becoming accustomed to new surroundings and different experiences, the class of 74 settled down to find out more about themselves. The re- velations were not very surprising. The sophomores showed potential to be one of the greatest classes at SCHS, and this possibility was proven further by the ac- tivities of the class cabinet. SPIRIT was the factor that distinguished the sophomore Tritons and kept them to- gether. It was a dominant atmosphere that prevailed at class meetings, assemblies, and athletic contests. The sophomores did just about anything to prove that they were number ONE! Usually not only are sophomores the rowdiest class, but often times they are the most apa- thetic. Not true with this exceptional group. The class of 74 showed several times during the year that they really did care, and about more than themselves. It was a hard- working group of sophomores that initiated the CHICA SOPHOMORE 194 fund for a fellow Triton, seriously injured in an auto ac- cident. Partly through the efforts of many other sopho- mores, people Were ufged to vote for the tax continu- ance in March, and undoubtedly, no one at SC will forget the group of sophomores that persuaded the seniors to give up the senior quad, in favor of having an A58 park. But, it is with sadness that the year ends for members of the sophomore class. From now on, everything the class does will be in two groups. The class of 74 will see each other as rivals instead of fellow classmates, because next year they will either be the original Tritons, or else new Dolphins. They will either wear the traditional red and black or the newly elected royal blue, light blue, and sil- ver. Two seprate identities will be established. Whether or not the class will ever be together is unknown, but one thing is definite-the class of 74 WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN! t V WA. ,7 i, i 3.: ,y: .' -' Dave Abelsen Tom Ahern Helena Alarcon Cu Allen jody Anderson Tom Anderson Mike Anderson jeff Halleron M i e Arnofd David Atkinson Beatrice Abuilar L3, ? ANGUFSI Debbi Albright Rick Altman Tom Anderson 6'8' Andrade Darrell Armstrong john Ashbrook thip Austen Barry Avers M ike Beavchene Alice Bills Robert Bishop Marty Bivins Steve Bagley Debra Ballet Iim Bahr Fredie Blassie David Bliss Anna Bloom; 8m Baron Debbie Barnett john Barnum lane Blough Allison Bohm Yvonne Burch Richard Barricy DaVid Bartock Tim Baron Diane Berlin Anne Borton Kenneth Bowden Colleen Baver Mary Beaver Cindi Behow Dan Breabill Linda Brewer Loreha Brewer Debi Beack Laura Beck Vickie Behie Beverly Brewsaugh judi Brisgestock Karen Bro lohn Belford Randy Berg lim Besse Charlie Brown Randy Brown Susan Brown SOPHOMORE 195 Yvonne Burch Delores Burgess K im Burgess Lois Burnham Dave Burton Chery! Busby Debbie Bush Darrel! Butler '1 , WW 9.55 mvm Vikki Brown Dale Broyles Scott Bruce Glenn Brumage David Busk Lisa Bucy Bill Bundy Susan Bunkall NV Debby Butler Paul Butler Barbara Brynes Paul Cacia Yolanda Camarena Pam Carmichealr Greg Chavez SOPHUMORI 7'16 Bob Carrick Linda Cherry Ian Carson Mike Chestnut Donna Campbell john Campbell Nick Captian Greg Capy Passing time Paulin Casillas Cris Cassler Paul Cenpeno Kathy Chidester Cindy Christie julie Clary Pauline Cqsillas Frank Cassidy Bill Cha man Kerry Christansen Suzanne Clark Linda C eary :saxr mwm V: : v ,1, Mike Cline Nedia Clark jeannie Clody Tom Coker Rusty Collins K ip Conner Laurie Conroy Debbie Contois Maria Contreras Don Cook Brad Cooper Mary Cooper Robert Cooper lesse Cope Scott Corcoran Sharon Carder - Duana Covert Bob Craig Cary Craig john Crane Robert Crispi n Rick Criswell john Croz Cami Curzon Dave Dalton Chris Dargan julli Dauteui! Steve David Robin Davivdson Brian Davis janet Davis Linda Day Bob De Carlo Elis Dee - Margaret Deininger Gina Dekens ' Bob Delong Lauta De Marco Steve De Nault Kelly Devin Gail DI'HS Cathy Dimond Tom Disieno Steve Doch Dan Dodd Linda Dodge Doug Doleshal Cary Doleshal M ike Dollar Lonny Donahue R uss Doughty Brigette Douglas lanie Douglas William Dougiass Kelly Dowling Dana Duane leanne 'Dunham Du uette joy Rut Durazo David Durham lulie Eads Beckah Elder Debbie Elder Mark Eljenholm Ray Englar Bill Enquist Pam Erickson Georgina Escutia Rosario Escuh'a Lorie Estes M ichalee Etwington Carol Eyre Ezell, Ken Richard Fair Dave Farley Frank Fastrini Ken Fener Randy Flantaco Doug Feild SOPHOMORE 197 Karen Flanagan Rhodda Fleming Ieff Foreman Doria Forman Lynda Forsum Mark Forester Suzanne Foster jean Fournier Robert Franson Debbie Frye k Kathy Fryoff Maren Fuller Shawn Gaines Cabrini Gannon Anne Carbarine x Heidi Carborg Garcia lgansio . . - . . , x . . , , , , Gregg Cargus , ' ' 4 - 4. , ,V , Kathy Cass x - ' - , ,. WWW Bob Gates ' , , - ; . Steve Gates BiH Ceddis Mindi Gentile john George Diana Ciannestaks Eguene Gilbert Dan Cirouard Patty Ciasser Alex Codsoe Dawn Gomory. Debbie Coodwen Ian Gordon Cathy Grandusky Ian Grant Cris Creaues Craig Creenlaw Curt Creenlaw Ximena Crijalva Steve Crimes Carol Groesser ' , waw Davderoesser , ., , '; , , ,1 Randy Croff Chris Cuter Dave Haas! K evin Hagedy Cary Hall Linda Hall Brian Halniski Lauri Hamilton John Hamm i I SOPHOMORi 198 I Dayle Hanebaum Kathy Hanniss Liz Hanson Patti Harmon Chris Haroey Pam Harris Dan Hart lane Hartshorn Mary Hartshorn Kevin Hartwell . ' ' I ' ' I ' .. . . lay Hayes , I . . . Stuart Heare . . Geri Heim Kristen Helgren Lee Hench Skip Henry Dwayne Herberich Pam Herberich joe Hernandes Kathy Herrera Kristine Hertera Holly Hetrick lana HIchens Lyn Hicks , john Hillyard April Holdemess Becky Holliman Ron Holman Tom Homes Cheryl Holtman Ann Horstman Laurie Howell Kathy Howse Becky H ufford jeff Hunt Nancy Hunter Barron Hurlbut jeff Hurlbut Clark Hurley Denise Imhoff Bob Ingram Mark Iwanski Marshall Iwinns Denise Iablonski Kathy A. jackson Kathy jackson Jon lacobs Sue lames Ioe lanton Bill jensen SOPHOMORE 199 Richard jepson Allen leson Cary johns Bradley lohnson Frederick lohnson lack lohnson Karen Johnson Phil Johnson Marianne lohnson Sandy johnson Mike lones Chris jonte Gayleijordao Pamela loswick Rick once Kim ludd Tim junette Tom Kane Karen Kaspereen Dianne Keeler Mary Keith Lori Kellgvgg Timothy ennedy Matt Kenny Steve Kern Lance Kincaid thn Kiein Brad Knap Greg Kni ts Carol Ko e Tom Kraner Karen Kosmala Perri! K rogius Colieen Krueger Kevin A, Kruse Dave Kulstad Debbie Labas Dean Ladvigson Bill Lafferty , Paul Lamb Scott Lane! Cary Lapp e , Mike Lashbrook Malcolm Laurence R ichard Leach Ian Lee Denise Ledsinger Gail Leetch Daisy Lefever Dawn Lemon Tommy Leonard Terry Lewis Rick Levor Pat Lineback , Marco Linebarger Ted Lingenfelter Maria Linneback Pedro Liamas Chuck Lockhart Stud Lehman Bob Lombard Tim Lopez Kathy Lopresti James Lorden Dennis Loschen Chrissy Loukides Steve Lucas ' Dana Luitjens Beth Luiofs Elisa Luna Leigh MacAdam Kim Madvig Mary Ann Mainero John Maingy Ann Maitland Emma Mala on Helene Ma pede Dariene Manago SOPHOM OR E 200 Class of 74 Class of 74 ' Kevin Mathes Sue Mathis Ra Mattison je f Mauerman Mitch McComb Connie McConnell Pam McCurdy DavidrMcDonaId Nikolas Mealna Robert Melroe Lourdes Medoza Lucia M edoza Sandy Mercado Lucia Meredith Vicki Merk Michael Meteer Bob Mohme Monica Monk Beverly Montandez Don M oore jerry Moore Thomas Moorehead Mark Morales Cindy M oras 7454,! Bonnie Marchetti Neal Martei Kathy Martin Keith Martin Melissa Martin Mike Martino john Mason Nancy Math Mike McDonald lennifer Mclntire Steve McIntyre Corine McKenna Bob McKray jolie McLane Rona McLaughlin Vicki M cNatt Steven Miklos Debbie M iIIer Otis Miller Lisa Millhauser Raymond MiIlhouse Karen Mitchell Pete Mitchell Russ Moede SOPHOMORE 201 Geoff Morgan Karen Morrow Renee Moseman Pete Moss Martha Muehlenbeck Colleen Mueller Maria Muller Matt Mulvihill Kim Myers LoriNadeau Frank Nash Cigdyflxlelson ' ; , le Neson - v , . - . , d ,, , ' - ,, ,, Karin Newton , ' L , , ' . , Class of 74 PaulNicoI ' , ' , ; , , PaulNicoI Ci iNiebIas Bo Nosler Mar ie Nursall Cin yNybye Kevin Obrian Mary Ochsie Rosemar O'Connor MikeO di Laurie O'Grady Juan Olivaves Re ina Oliveras R0 ert Oliveras 10 Olsen R0 erta Olsen Stephen Olson Lauri Opland lanet Ortega K im Orsburn Juava Ortiz Greg Owen Berry Ozane Richard Padilla Randy Page jeff Palaferrar julie Palaferri Sheryl Patterson Randy Pecaut K evan Peck Joe Penna Tanya Pennington Christopher Perez Jay Philippbar Cherie Phipps Richard Pickey Chet Pierce Dave Pierce Nanci Pierce Nanci Plait Susie Ployd Kris Pohle Annette Powell Ginny Powers junior Prado Teresa Price Tina Price Robert Prohaska Tina Pu liasa Dan Pu liam Sharon Quayle Marc Radner Ian Rails Sue Rails Sophomore Lunch .. ...... HM.-'..m .mmwaa-Wm Cookie Ramos Raul Ramos Glenn Rankin Helen Ray 10 Ann Reed Raquel Re es Bill Reyna d5 Debbie Reynolds Norma Reynolds john Ricci jar Riddle C ark Riley Class of 74 Class of 74 Thereqa R'imer Naom: Rtueba Carole Rivet David Robbins, Rod Roberts Stephen Roberts K im Robertson john Robinson Roman Rodriquez Vicki Ro ers jill Rosa f Glenda Roth Kathy Rowe Jeff R ussel Fred Rutgers Steve Ryan Richard Sagan AI Sanchez Sue Sanderson David Salas Nancy Samuelsen Richard Sanchez Carol Sanderson Dan Scharton Richard Schel! David Schenewark . Marie Schenzinger Billie 10 Schleger Mike Schmidt Debby Schmoe Stacey Schock Bob Schram Peggy Scofield Laverne Sells Terr Senate Keit Senkbei! Brett Stevenson David Shaver Art Shaw Diane Shaw Benjamin Sherzer Bob Shepard Mike Shinkle Bob Shive Tim Shook Sheryl Show Linda Shick Sam Shupe Ginger Simonson jennifer Sipe Dale Siscoe Gayle Skellern Craig Skogerson Bill Smith Brian Smith SOPHOMORE 203' Carrie Smith Debi Smith Debbie Smith Keny Smith Scott Sommer julie Springer Bill Springman Carol Stamp Vic Stanley Mike Stavro Kevin Steckler Cary Steelnam jeni Steffensen - Susie Strugers Craig Strickland Craig Sturges Maxim$ 4 4, :1 , jim Snow Richard Sorenson Dennis Sparks Kenny Smith Laura Smith Steve Soto DanSparks Peggy Stein'er , VickiStellings' Don Stenerseh , Ron Stephens Susanna Steppat Casey Stevenson Brad Sfillwefl Bill Stoller Cindy Styrpejko Susan Sullivan Chris Svenson jacques Sutherland john Sweeney Scott Swentek Carl Swinyer SOPHOMORE 204 .3K w A Tracy Szczepa nski Greg Terry Robin Thayer Zora Szemenyei Lonnie Thayer a a , -..193' -4 :31: .3; .-..q 1m... HNMA, .pwa'vw' J :- ary nsty Dan Tilton Larry Todd Cheryl Toner Boxer Torres Peggy Tosdal Bruce Tovey jim Trujillo i, f zwvl Kelly Vaught lanine Vecchione Richard Velardes Ton Villalpando Nic Vleisides Debbie Vock Ste hen Waddington , Bo Walantas 5K ,5 4 ' JW, XX ?z r i? . . vL Michail Weaver Luanne Webb Susan Wier john Wentz Dorothy Wenzel Tom Wernet Kenyon Wessman Ed Weeler Iohn Wilson Malcolm Wilson Sarah Wilson Todd Wilson Ianice Wolemty Steve Wormser Brian Yates a Bob Ziegler Rick Douglas Vickie Theriault Alan Thomas Gary Thomas Greg Thomason Cind Thompson Ran y Thorne Marianne Thornton tm Marla Turner Kim Tyson john Ulloa lohn Valencia Mark Vamerlca Patricia Van Der Kaay Tony Vangalis loni Van Wieren Randy Walenta Patti Walker Mary Walters Karin Walton Wes Warn Edward Warrick Debi Watson Cindy Weaver f: Kathi Wilkerson Colleen Williams Danny Williams Lisa Williams Rick Willison Becky Wilson Duncan Wilson Class of 74 g, Bob Yoder Louis Youn Bob Zaepfe Tinna Zaepfel Leslie Zane Tom Zanotti Marty Zeboray Mike Zenner Freshman officers Dayona Lovemark, Lisa Castle, Diane Witt, April Dean say, Here's looking at you! This year's Freshman class led by Dayona Lovemark, president, Lisa Castle, vice president, April Dean, treas- urer, Diane Witt, secretary, and Toni Toumanian, historian, was active in many school activities. During Spirit Week the Freshmen sold victory buttons and won the penny drive. For their noisy support of Ice Cameron during the pie eating contest, the Freshman won the Spirit Stick; unfortunetlyloe finished second. The Fresh- men class was presented with a 50 dollar check by the P.T.S.A. for recruiting the most new members. High- lighting the Freshmen year was the Freshmen sponsored Harlem Clowns basketball game against the S.C. Faculty. A delighted crowd saw the Clowns beat the Facultyputting on a great show. In athletics, the Freshman football team finished a strong third and the Frosh basketball team won their last eights games after Black Tuesday to capture the league championship. The Freshmen were well represented on other teams as Bob Spiers played Sophmore football, Scott Severs played Sophmore basketball, and Keith Marr, jerry Nelson, and Steve Ripple played IV baseball. In addition to class meetings, the freshmen were represented by john Boyle, loe Cameron, jeff Easley, Nell Paine, Cindy Pearson, Leslie Rowe, and lanet Spe- shock. 206 FRESHMAN x 'wxxw KW xxmwmmmmwmmmmwmmmwm tMWNMw-Nmammwwwm Wm M- ,Ati . H: Ackerman, Todd Ahern, Keith Alarcon, Mario Albert, Brad Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Elise Anderson, Marie Anderson, Stephan Anselmi, Many Baker, Arthur Ballew,june Baltierra, ludy Bambrqugh, Alyce Bankson,1im Barnes, Mimi Barney, Mike Bare , Tracy Bartock, Greg Bayman, Marianne Beas, Bertha Beck, Debbie Bedell, jean Beers, Grant Belger, Lori Belknap, Doug Bell, Karen Bell, Sherri Bell, Terry Benefield, julie Bennare, Nancy Berney, Tom Berry, lune Bethke, Mark Beuch, Rob Birnbaum, Ellen Bishop, Wendy Bivens, Matt Blank, Dan Blomquist, Mike Bobian, $on Bogusiewicz, Renee Bolton, Candy Borlin, Gina Bortfield, Phyllis Bowen, Nancy Bowman, Beth Boyd, Randy Boyle, john Freshman Football Victory y MW xx Brent, Mardi Bright, Leonan' Brinkman, Cindy Brinton, Dennis Brocious, john Brown, Chris Brown, Chuck Brown, Mike Brown, Stephanie Brown, Sylvia Brown, Wade Browning, Patricia Bruns, john Burris, Lee Burt, Ralph Butler, Steve Cagle, Ron Caisllas, Elenor Calkins, Ron Camarena, Yvonne Cameron, loe Campbell, Darlene Cargnes, Green Cantrell, Rick Capitan, Laurie Carmer, john Carr, Brandon Chalmers, Paul Chapin, Glynn Chapman, Steve Chastney, Craig Chavez, Dolores Cherry, Eddie Chesak, Lee Clark, Nadga Cleary, Diana Clifton, Brigham Clock, Bonnie Clow, Robin Cohen, Gerald Colegrove, Patti Maui; A Carrillo, Samuel Carter, leff Cash, Debra Castillo, Linda Castle, Lisa Castle, Vicki Cavanaugh, Shaun Cecere, David Coleman, Michele Collins, Carl Conatser, lane! Condon, Lindey Conone, Antoinette Comer, lim Contois, Kathy A... - 3. A -$.M.LN .U, m x Cook, Dawn Cooney, Laura Cooper, Patti Cope, Lisa Cole, Richard Counter, Sue Courlemanche, Carol Cox, Gregory Crabb, Kurt Crean, Erhily Crieger, jenifer Critchlow, lanet Cross, Dede Criswell, Rick Cudzik, Barbara Cunningham, Tony Daily, Lilly Daily, Pam Dalie, Steve Danson, Kevin Darwin, Roy Dastrup, Miichelle Davidson, Bill Davidson, lune Davidson, Paul Davies, Kim David, SheIIev Davisson, Kathy Dean, April Deininger, Henry Deiter, Glen Demarks, Suzi Densmore,lelf Deuel, Roberta Devenburg, Pam Dewees, Edyth Dinsmoof, Lisa Dirnburger, Cathy Diver, ;ane Dollar, Chris Damemchmi, Cathy Dorais, M ike Doudna, Tim Dowding, Kevin Drown, Bob Dufquit, Margene For every two . .or or four.. a locker FRESHMAN 210 The munch-a-bunch M Dunivin, Lisa Dunn, Linda Durban, lack Durham, Dan Duvall, Nancy Dyke, Scott Easley, leff Ebargaray, Marcella Edwards, janet Ehlow, AI Ehn, Kym Ekstien, lohn Elder, Art Emry, Denise Enquist, Sue Escutia, Rosa Esparza, Lupe Ettinger, Ginny Evans, Cindy Ewing, Lynn Faith, Ardis Farias, Rosa Farr, Lisa Farrier, Mike Fassold, Lisa Feid, Mary Ferguson, Mary Ann Fernandez, Pam Feher, Denise Flanker, led Fleming, Peggy Forester, Elizabeth Forrester, Sandy Fox, Tim Freeman, Paula Friedrich, Daiva Frigone, Monica Frost, Eric Fulladosa, Craig Caffney, john Gaines john Gallagher, Tim Gallardo, Brenda Gammon, Phillip Carborg, Tori Garcia, Lilia h V mi. ... w.W.A.g;...........mmummy 3, '3 '1 3. ! ,.. ,. ;...... LK.:...1-:fw'f.u Garcia, Ruth Cass, Craig Caulden, Beckie Ceach, Susan Gervasi, Michele Cilb, Louis Conzales,less Goodwin, Dan Corbett, Kim Cower, Mariann Crandusky, Cheryl Grassl, Roland Cray, Kristina Green, Debra Green, loan Green, Mike Creenough, George Creenwald, Chris Cregori, Pam Griffin, Randy Crimes, Pam Crofl, Dan Grupe, Suzee Cunderson, Robin Haaker, Patricia M 4,. ;-- - - q. .. Habig, Kim Hair, Terre Hale, Lisa Hall, David Hall, Kelly Hall, Ronald Hall, Tim Halsled, Rick Hamilton, Cindy Hamilton, Laurie i l a M1132 f Hamm, Carolyn Hamro, Cary Harahan, Teri Harlow, Tom Harris, Donna Harris, Tommy Hartman, Heidi Havey, Kandi Haulf, Brigitta Havlicek, john Hayden, john Hayes, Karen Hazen, Calvin Hazen, Leslie Heinbokel, lohn Henry, David FRESHMAN 211 FRESHMAN 212 mwmw m m. y o Freshman English l,,,v Herman, Vince Hester, Steve Higday, left Hilbrands, Suzy Hill, Billilo Hillman, Iulie Hinkle, Mark Hobson,1im Holcomb,joe Holland, Stuart Hopkin, Bernie Hopper, lef! Horner, Ianet Horstman, Mark Houston, lim Hoversten, Deeana Howe, Darryl Howmann, Dale Hufford, Rachel Humphreys, Kathy Hunt, Bill Ingels, Kristy Ingledew, Donna Inlow, Anita lackson, Donald langalis, Bill jansen, Annmarie lay, Allision lensen, joanne Ioannloi, Charlotte lohns, Ferol johnson, Chuck lohnson, David lohnson, Mike jones, Parnelli Kafkas, Peter Kalota, Ted Karver, Sam Kaye, Irene Keck,john Keenan, Ann Kehoe, Kathy Keller, Treasa Kelley, Loretta Kenney, Pal Kent,loe Kerwin, Cindy Kimmel, Nancy Kimmel, Richard Kingman, Brian Klein, Tami Klein, Richard Knauer, Frank - a... .n. HQA-A..1;. Knights, Iayne Knox, Barbara Knuth, Sandy Koch, Kathy Koch, Kim Koci, Tim Kole, lackie Komorowski,jerry Koontz, Phyllis Kopesky, Larry Krogius, Tony Krueger, Karen Kruse, Greg Zane 5m: alarm Kubr, Mark Kumer, Kris Kwotek, Cindy LaBianco, Barbara Lacayo, Tim Lamb, Chris Lambers, Ken LaPIant, Louis Lathan, Nadine Leeburg, Lynn Lefever, Raymond Lehecka, Mitch Leif, Martin Lemberg, Barbara Lennon, luelie Levi, jay Levor, Don Lidke, Eric Lima, Leslie Linderbach, Grace Lipp, Cesine Lissoro, Michael Llamas, Steve Lehman, Nancy Lopez, Guillinina Loukides, Mark Lovmark, Dayona Lowe, Debra Lowe, Helen Loynes, Cindy Lucha, Erric Lujano, Aurilio Lund, Caryn Lundy, Cathy Macadco, Larry a . . FRESHMAN 213 FRESHMAN 214 MacGiIlirray, Lisa Macomber, Laura Maddocks, Lee Maddison, Bill Malagon, Arnulfo Maldonado, Lisa Malfavon, Ralph Manzi, Scott Mari, Cathy Marklein, Sue Marr, Keith Marsh, Cindy Marsh, judy Martin, Torn Martinez, Rose Martino,joaquin Mason, Mike Malhes, Greg Maynard, Don McComb, Pat McConnell, Scott McCoy, David McCumsey, Bob McCurdy, Beth McDaniel, Brian McDowell, Erin McGowen, Paul McGuire, Kathy McGurn, Karen McMahon, Brian McNalt, Cathy Meed, Karen Mellor, Don Mendez, Elena Mendez, Lydia Mercado, Terry Mesa, Rosemary Meeler, Linda Michael, Dennis Michaelec, Tim Michnick, Karen Miller, Denise Heading for class Miller, Misty Miller, Sarita Miloschi, Dave Mitchell, Bill Mitchell, Iim Mitchell, Kathryn Mitchell, Sandra Monies, Ricardo Morales, Thomas Morganelli, Martin Morrison Wendy Moy, Margie Munoz, Angenia Munro, Bruce M urphy, jana M urphy, lean M urph y, M ike M yers, john Nebal, Lynn Nelson, lerry Nelson, Pal Nelson, Steve Nelson, Terry Newmaker, Sindy Newton, David Newton, Lee Nichols, Sharon Niero, joe Nordstrom, Debbie Norek, Connie North, Laurie Nosler, Eric Nugenl, Nancy Nunes, Amauri Oakley, Donna Oas, Beth Oathout, Mike O'Donnell, Tom O'Crady, Greg Oldham, Steve Oliver, loe Oliver, Steve Ontiveros, Allen Overton, Mark Owen, Tobi Page, Ronald Parand, Doreen Parker, David Parker, Doug FRESHMAN 215 FRESHMAN 216 Parker, Mike Parsley, Bill Paschal, Kayla Patterson, Sue Paulson, David Payne, Nell Pearson, Cindy Peduzi, Carol Pert, Mike Peverill, William Pheigh, Mia Pheigh, Tonie Pierce, Raymond Pinnick, Cindy Place, Danny Plassmeyer, Michelle Plan, Ricky Pohle, Rick Pollak, Sally Poncino, Larry Pooler, Pat Porlwood, Brett Possum, Natasha Post, Mark Postali, Glenda Powell, Lindsey Powell, Terry Powers, Debbie Powers, Kathy Powers, Lisa Prelip, M ike Price, Gary Pullen, Crisrie Quezard, Luisa Ragsdale, Christine Ramirez, Daniela Ramirez, Diane Ramirez, Rick Ramos, Rosalee Ramos, Rudy Ramos, Terry Razzari, Dennis Regier, David Reyes, Lisa Reyes, Olga Rhodimer, Shirley Ridenour, Larry Rieger, Marlene Riggs, Harvey Ringer, Ken Ripple, Steve nut... .-, 1.... Rivas, Ernest Rizzo, Frank Robbins, Tina Roberts, Ceri Roberts, Karin Roberts, Kirk Robertson, Sheri Robertson, Teresa Robertson, Wendy Robinson, Tom Rodriguez, Araceli Rodriguez, Martha Rodriguez, Volanda Rogers, Brenda Rogers, Harry Romero, Ginger Rose, Mike Rottman, john Rounds, Debra R owe, Leslie R uble, Dawn Rude, Barbara Ruiz, Teresa Russell, Bruce Russell, Deannia Russel, lames R ye, Terri Sachs, Brad Sagely, Kathy Salas, Randy Sammons, Bill Sammons, Kari Sanchez, Mike Sanchez, Sergio Sanchez, Steve Sanderson, Mike Sanford, Elizabeth Saunderson, Iackie Savage, Miillicent Scanlan, Kellie Schenewark, lane! Scherling, Laurie Schillreff, john Schlarb, Tony Schmidt, Annelise Schmidt, Valerie Schnell, Cary First down and ten yards to go FRESHMAN 217 FRESHMAN 218 Schnitzler, Eric Schreiner, Rick Schwartz, jan Scodeller, Loei 5cofield, Carol Scruggs, Mary Self, Deborah Serences, Mary Severs, Scott Severson, Burgess Sharke, Suzy Sharp, Karen Shaver, Tracy Sheaham, loan Sheets, Valerie Shevchuk, David Shira, Irene Shires, Beckie Shumard, Mike Sidnam, Diane Sieloff, Bob Simpson, Patti Sinclair, lim Sinclair, Nancy Sink, Chris Slagle, Linda Smith, Bill Smith, Carie Smith, Debra Smith, Lori Smith, Malcom Smith, Randy Smith, Wendy Snider, Kris Snider, Paul Snow, Mike Solimon, Gerald Spain, Mike Spencer, Davey Speshyock, lane! Stanley, Buck Slapp, Barbara Stark, Chris Starr, Laurie Slavro, Mark Stauron, Bruce Sleckler, Mary Steele, Dianne Steelman, joe Stenespsen, lohanna Sleppat, Evelyn Stiener, Don Stoller, Ted Stowe, Tom Stoyle, Eddie Stratton, Pat Street, Ron Streicher, Annette Stubbs, jack Sturges, loAnne Sulfridge, Phil Sundquist, Peter Sutherland, Bob Sutherland, Caroline Sweeney, K im Swigart, judy Swords, Mary Szczepa nski, Lisa Taeger, Kevin Talcott, Linda Tanner, Randy Tanner, Teri Tantalo, Craig Tantalo, Karen Taylor, Dave Taylor, Debbie Taylor, jeannie Taylor, Ruth Taylor, Scott Taylor, Tracy Thayer, Rebekah Thomas, Graham Thomasson, Debbie Thompson, Quentin Thress, julie Thumel, Mil Tiberi, Larry Todorov, Vera Toogood, Karen Tool, Melissa Toumanian, Toni Towns, Carolyn Trent, Tim A Tucker, Rocky Tyler, james Ulloa, Denise Valentine, lelf Vance, Larry Van Nordstrand, Mark Vasquez, leff Velasquez, Ed Villalpando, Dora Visek, Charlene Volga, Linda Von Der Launtz, Nancy Waddell, David Wadsworth, Lee 220 FRESHMEN freshman euphoria Walcott, Wendy Wall, Gary Ward, Martin Warden, Bill Watson, Marvin Weatherby, Dawn Weaver, Terri Wede, Pegi Wells, Connie Welther, Cath Wert, Don Westfall, Bill Westgarth, Kay Wiechowski, Lisa Wilkerson, Micky Willard, Maryann Williams, Danny Willisma, leri Wilson, Lori Wilson, Mark Wilterding,julie Winkler, Tim Winkler, Tracy Winterbourne, Frauth Wire, Lonette Witt, Diane Witt, jeanette freshman reach new heights Wolf, Walter Wolken, Brian WoIIer, Rob Wood, jeff Woods, R ichard Woodward, Debbie Wray, Norman Wright, Dale Wright, Kathryn Wright, Patty Wright, Tom Wrightman, Dan WyIIre, Walter Wynn, Marc Yeilding, Ruth Yorba, joey Young, Alan Young, Greg Yslas, Mike ZeIIer, Mike FRESHMAN 221 .m...w........... . , .....Kaw m m h . . S h p a r g m U A n 4 - ,lelx WWW i 414M944; 4A.. F Autographs ' . 3 A? r' , Ki . ,4 am, ' a , i BEST OF LUCK KEN'S SCHWINN CYCLERY 1421A N. El Camino Real San Clemente 492-5911 Bicycle Sales 8t Service PHONE 492-6148 W2 FAMIL; 706 NORTH EL CAMINO REAL SAN CLEMENTE. CALIF. PRESCRIPTIONS a SUNDRIES EDDIE BORING RES. 492-1604 SAN CLEMENTE BRANCH AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ' 001 N. EL RRMIHO REAL, SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA After the Game or Dance Come to SHRKWS PIZZA And Soft Drinks SHHKWS PIZZA PARLDR 8: ye pUBlIC hOUSE 4l6 Avenida Pico San Clemente, Ca 92672 Phone: 492-l050 Good Fortune and Cods' Speed Ahead Reyn Sheffer Sheffer Mortuary WORTH'S SAN CLEMENTE SPORTING GOODS ta CAMERA CENTER, INC. Telephone 0143 492-6606 711 N. El Camino San Clemente, California 92672 BEACH PROPERTIES BY-THE-SEA w 044455 Bells cVumf REALTY 07143 492-5413 94115,; Bella oVunt P.O. Box 361 242 DEL MAR AVENUE BROKER SAN CLEMENTE, CA. 92672 GILBERTS 5-10-254 STORES, INC. 34091 Doheny Park Road Capistrano Valley Plaza, Capistrano Beach Where Shopping Goes a Mile 2 Minute. OPEN 24 HOURS 502 N. El Camino CYCLE CITY COMPLETE STOCK OF ITS 8. ACCESSOIIES Tm OPEN SUNDAYS IN DANA POINT r v 0 495-1001 L 2 4 ! Am COASV mom - DANA Donn 927 N. EL CAMINO REAL SAN CLEMENTE SECURITY 'I'IRE CO., INC. UNIT No. 10 TIRES. SHOCKS. BRAKE AND FRONT END SERVICE t7143 492-5543 BILL SPARKS MANAGER IADE EAST KITCHEN Hours: 11 a.m. to 9p.m. CLOSED MONDAY Exquisite Chinese Food to Take Out Phone 496-3122 EL CAMINO TRAVEL SERVICE Phone 492 -1191 104 N. El Camino Real - San Clemente, Calif. See Us for Special Student Rates Tom Stamp FORD 535 No. El Camino Real San Clemente WWW 440 Camino de Estrella 30232 Crown Valley Pkwy 4 f 9. San Clemente, Ca. 92672 , Laguna Niguel May the roads rise to meet you And the wind be always at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face May the Lord hold you in the hallow ofhis hand Phone 492-1815 LOUIS J. LOMBARDY V 1530 North 9 El Camino Real 4 4 San Clemente California 700 South El Camino Real San Clemente, California Telephone 714 492-4880 BURGER Palace. OWNERS HERSHEL SIMMONS VERNON OAKLEY NO. I 524 Plco a: FREEWAY SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. 17141 492-2350 Best Wishes to Class of 72 Miramar Theater For the Best in Entertainment 492-0056 1700 N. Camino Real S.C. Typewriters, Sales, Service, Rentals, Gifts, School, and Office Supplies 176 Ave. Del Mar 492-5622 APER TURE CAMERA 3 HI-FI Quality Camera Equipment and Stereo Components 830-2730 499-3810 496-5877 12 Monarch Bay PIaza-Laguna Niguel Congratulations and Best Wishes 100 South El Camino Real San Clemente Schultz Pharmacq Conner's Dept. Store Salutations to Class of 72 34091 La Plaza Dana Point, Calif. Capistrano Plaza Capistrano Beach, Calif. 92624 HA.:,V0 'o'r't In g$ao MARIN. gs 'Plll 34097 Doheney Park Rd. 496-3522 Congratulations to the Class of 72 Southern California First National Balnk 24671 La Plaza Dana Point, Calif. Phone Gifts 1 493-4244 4 837-9491 ?g, 4756 EIAdobe Plaza, San Iuan Capistrano, California ,6 3: SAN CLEMENTE PHARMACY 911 South El Camino Real San Clemente, Calif. 92672 Best Wishes to the Class of '72 14 77W? 46 VIM P33435316 Office Supplies CHICKEN DELIGHT Home Delivery 429-4181 429 N. El Camino Real VITAL FOOD SHOP 534 North El Camino Real San Clemente, California 92672 WALTER PETERS 9x4 1' - 5 17141492 Ohlu'tvs 14K JEWELRY - CUSTOM DESI J JEWELERS Roy a Darline Phillips 4 492-3288 157 DEL MAR AVE. SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. 92672 '11 2.2. e F.M : :mL;;A;:2-;.A EXPERT SERVICE DEPT. -6757 GNING .. g a -.2- - 10070 Discount on Apparel Purchases With A.S.B. Card Hours: 9:30 to 6:00 Monday through Saturday Friday, 9:30 to 9:00 and: Loan Association mg; San Clemente Office: 905 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California Phone: 17143 492-4020 Main Office: 230 E. Chapman Avenue, Orange, California Phone: 47141532-6301 Orange Branch Office: 872 N. Tustin Avenue, Orange, California Phone: 47141 532-6301 SINEE 1887 Orange County6s Oldest Savings and Loan Association ADVER TISEMENT 229 VAQUERO 17 El Adobe Plaza Shirley Keim San luan, Capistrano Owner California 92675 17141 493-4891 Phil's Bait and Tackle Phil's No. 1 1618 N0. El Camino Real SC Phil's No. 2 34210 Coast Hwy, D.P. Phil's No. 3 34293 Coast Hwy, D.P. Congratulations to the Class of 72 leou- Wigelt SOUTH LAGUNA HARDWARE Fihun Monarch Bay Plaza lagunu ngucl, California 92677 Phone 499-1572 0 496-5708 Best Wishes Prom CAMPBELL ENTERPRISES P.O. Box 1206 0 San Clemente, California 92672 I 17141 492-1187 Congratulations Seniors from DE NAULT, S HA RDWA RE 717 North El Camino Real San Clemente 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, CongratulationSi-to the Class of 72mm the Staff of '. Sears, Roebuck end Co. 207- 209 5. EL CAMINO REAL SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. 92672 492-4113 Thank You for Shopping at Sears Stretch Frabrics lessons free demonstrations free stretch notions Master C harge 8: Bank of Americard free personal fitting 8: counseling 27635 Forbes Rd. 831-0666 Laguna Niguel, Calif. Iohn T. Pickerill MD. 24655 La Plaza Dana Point, Calif. 92629 496-6151 499-1389 Bay Cities ACE HARDWARE 1091: A.S.B. DISCOUNT Toys-Games-Gifts-Paint 106 Ave. Del San Clemente 4192-3444 The San Clemente ROTARY CLUB consists of businessmen and professionals covering a broad spectrum of occupations. If you, as a student, are having difficulties in choosing an ac- cupation to pursue, the San Clemente ROTARY CLUB stands behind you and will help you in your career choice. oLlouu of Music, 3:24. Musical Instruments and Instruction 101 El Comino Real San Clemente, California 492-5761 SEE YOUR COUNSEL 0R1! BIG SCOOP 492-9222 Serving Ice Cream and Food 820 South El Camino Real CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 TRITON BOOSTERS CLUB join the Triton Boosters Del Thomas Men's Shops LEVIS HEADQUARTERS 907 5. El Camino ReaI-San Clemente Cal WE USE THE Phone 492-0444-Zip 29672 h 34095 Doheny Park Rd-Capistrano Beach, Cal. Phone 496-9110-Zip92624 F 0 UR - WA Y TEST .746 GRAB BAG Joseph 51 Virginia Savage A MOST UNUSUAL STORE 17141 492-1542 Your Complete Lamp, Shade and Lighting Fixture Headquarter: 127 DEL MAR SAN CLEMENTE. CALIFORNIA 92672 Of the things we think, say or do KENNY'S HARDWARE mm Is it the TRUTH? 34291 Doheny Park Road Eihdder; . Is it FAIR to all concerned? C . t B h C l'f . 111115 . Willit buildCOODWlLL and aP's ram 930 , a' 0 3 BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Phone GYpsy 6-9385 . Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '72.-FR OM. . HONDA-YAMAHA iOBERT ARMISTEAD Dwner CAPISTRANO AUTO SUPPLY 342 52 Doheny Park Rd. 710 496-5753 Capistrano Beach,Calif. W cm .16 SM CW . M eyerh of's Hm Club No. 6232 - Chartered March 26, 1946 17821 Sky Park Circle Irvine, California 92664 Please telephone your orders in early and they'll be waiting for you. Ph. 557-6232 . The 1972 Thalagsa staff offers many thanks to all who have aided us in providing the eighth Sah. - Clemente High School annual. To the parents and the faculty members who Ient us their time; effort, and concern, we offer our gratitude. To the community, without whose financial Sup? . port Thalassa '72' might not have existed, we profeSs our sincerest thanks. And to the stadehts' , of San Clemente High School we owe special mention. 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