San Dieguito High School - Hoofprint Yearbook (Encinitas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1957 volume:

+ | ; ee | as rm aed Ri I b2 ; aa ' G3 Wy ME MS DEDICATED TOMY GOOD FRIEN D, Joh n NoMMrsew. {) DF + , a fie se Pah ee wo oN Ah, wlaw,. t iW) 1S j i 2 tou a Lery f a ll oe Co oe Oli GaN. es : | f UW oy w @ }| ie Wo W an +7 Keay 7 o ea ). Om ee ear wrt s. 9 ' Ben | nN Chie. Bee Se ae ment + — 4 : . £4 eal (CMPisdc Ces Se ae. 4 ‘ + G8be y Abe. rks ao : Ce , Ma aS — ard : °. ¥ vv. wt a a to | ‘4 yp 2 post of Le, 29 0. | eo fe tae feller Letting hl? ir f oF ; fg i ”. off L7 Lim Rin Aites, Va Ade baum, oa. “ ee te fre et ¥ t wy ah A arf .s AP 0 7 d-:arrt. X { wr ; N ti ; fens ; na te “i , aoe | f � i cl eo a | 1s e ul SN a eee ON ‘ | | ea 5 ye pa c e ey : | ‘ LZ 2 =e ea F c , Apa her a, ee , eat Lip Ch py ee at In appreciation of his timely advice, his unfailing good nature, and his keen understanding of his students and their problems, We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven, gratefully dedicate this Hooprint to MR. DONALD C. CRICKMORE iw K Ay aaa IN MEMORIUM With the passing of Mrs. Dorothy J. Maupin, San Dieguito has lost not only an excellent teacher but a true and loyal friend. Throughout the past nine years her good humor, her unselfish ways, and her friendliness endeared her to both her students and fellow teachers. “|. the path of the just is as a shining light that Shineth more and more unto the perfect day.” Proverbs: 4:18 sitet Oe Principal — Mr. Matthew K. Korwin DISC Mr. Blecha Board Member Mr. Foster Board Member Mr. Stuber Board Member Mr. Carpenter a x Board Member Mr. Kirby Board Member Superintendent — Mr. David Davidson Mr. Leffingwell Board Member om, Miss Peters, Attendance Office Mrs. Calderwood, nurse Miss Kawano Mrs. Comstock Miss Oberhauser Miss Schimming Mrs. eewato Mrs. Washabaugh DIRECTORS Mr. Kent A. Barney Miss Alena F. Barr Mr. Alvin W. Brereton Mr. Paul R. Buckner Mr, Kenneth D. Constant Mr. Donald C. Crickmore He = IUARAN M E Gas Seacaaes xi sig ibaa eee ER LL ATL en Mr. William S. Fowler Mr, Gerald W. Jordan Mr. Norman Kadison il tne Mrs. Alice P. McCassy Mr. William A. Moeller Mr. Fernand J. Perreault Mr. Louis A. Parque Mr. Vernon L. Putman Mr. Paul M. Pruett +t ee ee eee ee Ee Pe ee ee ee ee Pe ee ee ee ee ee ee OGL OP RES EH RY Mr. Lester F. Schroeder Mr. Manuel Ribeiro Mrs. Ruth Shattuck . Southworth ; pel o Mr 13 Mr. Edwin L. Teagle BES Of . focle Sef 1, Mr. Norbert Stuckenschneider Mr. Jack B. Wilkens Mrs. Gwyneth Thompson Mr, Ernest Zeno Mr, Albin S. Yask KIT CHEN AND MAINTENANCE CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. McMichael, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Mehl, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Whitehurst, Mrs. Grice. MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS: Row 1, L. Palmer, E. MacSparren, W. Z. Cook, P. Stover, R. Steinberg; Row 2, H. Bruns, B. Stover, F. Lash, G. Fortney, S. Landgren. 15 STUDENT COUNCIL it we pein ai =, isk 4 Soh eeeniees , x L STUDENT COUNCIL, 18ST SEMESTER: Row 1, C. Spisak, Jr. Class Rep.; M. L. West, Sr. Class Rep.; A. Wright, Girls’ League Pres.; B. Binns, A. S. B. Sec.; J. Jack, Freshman Class Rep.; Y. Hamada, A. S. B. Pres.; Row 2, L. Townsend, Jr. Class Pres.; J. Chantry, Soph. Class Rep.; B. Hunt, A. S. B. Act. Mgr.; R. Allen, Soph. Class Pres.; D. Duke, S17. Class Pres.; D. Rightmer, Freshman Class Pres. STUDENT COUNCIL, 2ND SEMESTER: Row 1, D, Duke, A. 8S. B. Pres.; B. Hunter, Freshman Class Rep.; J. Chantry, Soph. Class Rep.; B. Owens, A. S. B. Act. Mgr.; Row 2, M. L. West, Sr. Class Rep.; J. Nakagawa, Jr, Class Rep.; 8. Good, Jr. Class Pres.; B. Grattan, Com. of Finance; B. Binns, A. 8S. B. Sec.; A. Wright, Girls’ League Pres.; J. Cobb, Soph. Class Pres. 16 IN MEMORIUM Last summer San Dieguito High students unbelievingly received the news of the tragic death of their friend and schoolmate, Dieter Amtmann. Although he is no longer with us, Dieter still lives on in our minds and hearts. Everyone at SDUHS, whether a friend or just a classmate, knew Dieter as a good student and a gentleman. He was noted for his good manners and friendliness. Few students will ever be of his high caliber. San Dieguito will find it hard to forget him. HONORED PEOPLE . VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN YUKIO HAMADA RECIPIENT OF THE C. S. F. SEYMOUR AWARD WILLIAM BURTON ACTIVITY BOY DOUGLAS DUKE ACTIVITY GIRL AUDREY WRIGHT SENIOR CLASS DISCS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, 18ST SEMESTER: Row 1, J. Dan- iels, Sec.; M. L. West, Class Rep.; A. Rosenbaum, Treas.; Row IM TayloreActs MOT.; 8. Dillemuth, Pub. Mgr.; D. Duke, Pres.; C. Adam, V. Pres. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, 2ND SEMESTER: Row 1, Samuels, Act. Mgr.; G. Seckington, Pres.; Row 2, J. Daniels, Sec.; S. Dillemuth, Pub. Mor.; M. L. West, Class Rep.; H. Ito, Treas. Not pictured: M. Matlock, V. Pres. R. 21 DRAB PRNVUN RRR BA RPE i i tt id We Moana aon, ... Class of 1957... Carol Ann Adam Class V. Pres. 2,3,4; GA. A. 2, 3, Sec. Treas. 4; G. League Rep. 4; Annual Staff 4; O.S.F. 2; Rally Commission 4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1; Jr. Court 1; Kismets 4. Plans: College Arlene Andrachik Theater Workshop, 4; Girls’ League; Kismets Pres, 4. Plans: Beauty School. Angela M. Amador Girls’ League Plans: Work Elizabeth Jean Bacon Drama Club, 4; Chorus, 4; Girls’ League; Kismets 4, Plans: College Catherine Lucille Anderson Girls’ League Plans: College Virginia Lee Bell O.S.F. 2, 8; 07, Hon, Soc, 15 Latin Club, 1, 2,3; French Club, 4; Band, 1, 2; Drama Club, 4; Chorus 1. A Plans: College Jerry C. Anderson Plans: Service, Work Carole M. Biddle Art-Crafts Club 4; Theater Work Shop 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls’ League 3. Plans: College 22 Miphhbhidgthhrsy ... REMEMBER THE HOMECOMING... Barbara Susan Binns Jv. Hon. Soc. Sec. 1; Jr. Tri- Hi-Y Pub. Mor. 1; C.S.F. 2; Class Act. Mgr. 2,3; Span Club Pub. Mor. 3; Pres. 4; Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Stud. Cown. Sec. 4; Rally Commission William R. Burton COR Fal, 2055) Seen aGh og ass Sci. Club Pres. 3; Latin Club 1, 2,3 V. Pres.; Bachelor’s 4. Plans: College Melvin Brauer Cadet Corps, 1. Plans: Service Peter D. Carpenter C.S.F. 2,3; Sci. Club'3; Latin Club 1, Act. Mgr, 2; Plans: College Louise May Brine C.S.F. 2, 3; Girls’ League. Plans: Work Addison Edward Carr Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Football 2, 3. Plans: Service; Work Nancy Ann Bruun Hoofprint Staff 4; Girls’ League. Plans: Marriage Thomas Brown Carter, Jr. Bachelors 4; Hi-Y 4. Plans: J. C. College; Work 23 = ... ALL TOGETHER TRIMMING THE TREE... Gail Norrick Coleman Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2; Baseball, 1, 2; Track, 2; F.F.A., Pres. ; Letterman’s Club; Hi-Y, 4. Plans: College Bill Darby Football, 1; Basketball, 1. Plans: College, Work Barbara Elizabeth Cooper Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Kismets 4, Plans: Work Donna Louise Davis Bible Club, Pres., 3, 4; G.A.A., ges Sey (i 2 aie. Be eS Kismets 4. Plans: Work Carol Jean Coulter C. S. F. 4; Theater Workshop 4; Sci. Club 4; Mustang Staff 4. Plans: College Marguerite Grace DeGray O.S.2'.,.2, 8; 43 Kismets Sec. 4. Plans: College Judith Claire Daniels Class Sec. 4; Stud. Coun. 3; Class Rep. 3; Span. Club 3, Sec. Treas. 4; Tri-Hi-Y Sgt.- of-Arms 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, Pub. Mgr. 4; Prom. Chm, 3; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 1; Rally Commission 4; Kismets 4. Plans: College Paul Deleon STs HOMO S OO 2 oO. Bhs ay 05 Basketball, 2, 3, 4. Plans: College = THE CHRISTMAS FORMAL ... Saree Sally Jean Dillemuth Stud. Court Sec 4; Class Pub. Mor. 4; G. League Rep. 3, 4. Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; Latin Club 3; Kismets 4° C. 8. F. Sec 3, Hist. 3; Plans: College ; oe Co } ? a oF 4, George H. Ennis ‘A o C.S.F. 4; Latin Club 4; { Plans: College Douglas Lee Duke A Class Pres. 1, 4; Hi-Y 4; oe! Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Stud. «i ¥ Coun. Pres. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Stud. Court 4; or Plans: College Russell Lowell Essex, Jr. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Plans: Service Michael C. Dunham Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4; Class Rep. 3; Stud. Coun, 3; Latin Club . 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff Assoc. Editor 4; Bachelor’s Sec. 4; Mr. School Spirit 4; Y.A.C. Pres. 4; Plans: College Max Ruford Essex Basketball 4; Cadet Corp 2; Rifle Team Plans: Work Janice Eckman Girls’ League; Kismets 4; Plans: Service Joyce Lavon Eveland Theatre Workshop 4; Girls’ Choir 4; Choir 1; Kismets 4; Plans: College; Work 20 ... LAUGHS ON THE SENIOR LAWN... Jon Erwin Fisher C.S.F. 2; Latin Club 2 ; Plans: College, Work Takashi Fujimoto ee eee pe Ves Baseball, 2; Class Act. Mogr., 1, 2; Plans: College William Stanley Fowler Football 3, 4; F.F.A. 3, V. Pres. 4; F.F.A. Sentental 3 ; Jay Manning Fuller F.F.A. Treas., 4; Mem. 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2; Bachelor’s 4; Plans: College Cer Ser ay Robert Bruce Francisco Football and Track; 1, 2, 3, 4; Stud. Court 4; Hi-Y¥ 4; Sci. Club 3; Bachelors 4 Plans: College James Howard Gerlach CAF. 2, 3, 4, Pres: 45 F.F.A. Sec. 3, 4; Bachelor's 4; Xmas Card Chm. 4; Plans: College Gary Edward Frank Baseball 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Bachelors 4; Plans: College Cecil Owen Gill Cadet Corp, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3 ; Plans: College, Service 26 ... THE ONE AND ONLY SENIOR DRESS UP DAY... Dennis Neil Gillihan Drum Major, 2,3; Pep Band, 2, 3; Band, 1, 2, 3. Plans: Service, College Beverly Ann Grattan V. Songleader 3, 4; Stud. Coun. Commissioner of Finance 4; G. League Coun. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4; C.S.F. 3, 4; Class V. Pres. 2; Jr. Honor Soc. 1; Kismets 4; Hoofprint Bus. Mgr. 4. Plans: College Armando A. Gonzales Bachelor's 4; Span. Club 3; Drum Major 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club2; Cadet Corp —— Dri Team + Plans: , College ag A - 5) : Wi a rd ) L$} y—= TN ee p 4 —s . A — — ; ¢ J, } —— ee ra i Griset 2 er Stud. Court 4; Bachelors 4; Plans: College Joseph Fred Gooding Football 1, 3; Sci. Club 1. Plans: Work Vance Lee Haddox Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Letterman’s Club 2, 3. Plans: College Maria Victoria Graciano Girly League. Plans: Work Yukio Hamada A.S.B. Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2, 3; Jr. High Pres.; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Hi-¥ 3, 4; Avocado League Pres. 4; Mr. School Spirit 3; C. S. F. Scholarship Committee; Mustang Editor 4; Outstanding Jr. Hi Boy 1; Bachelors 4; Basketball 1. Plans: College 27 ... DANCING TO THE “HULA HOP” AND “BLUES IN THE MIST’... Vern Hansen PUR A. 12735 45 ALAS freas. Rep. to F.A.A. Sentinel 3. Bill Hunt Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Hi-Y 3, Sgt.-of-Arms 4; Stud. Coun. Act. Mgr. 4; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4. Plans: College Elizabeth A. Hart Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Pres. 1; C.S.F.. 2; Sci. Club Sec. Vice Pres. 2, 3, 4; Kismets 4. Plans: College Robert Ainslie Hunter Baseball 2,3; C.S.F. 2, 3; Bachelors 4. Plans: College Myra Louise Hart French Club 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 8, 4; Theatre Workshop 4; Chorus 3. Plans: College Haruko Marianne Ito Tri-Hi-Y Hist. 2, 3, Treas. 4; G. League Hist. 3, Rep. 4. Plans: College Elma Jo Hungate F.H.A. 2,3; Girls’ League. Plans: College Lois Margaret Jancsi Jr. Trt-Ht-Y 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 8, Sgt.-of-Arms 4; Kismets 4. Plans: Work ... SENIOR “GOOFS” ON SADIE HAWKINS DAY... i Ee 4 Janis Jo Johnson Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Theatre Work Shop 4; Band 1; Latin Club 1; G. League; Kismets 4, Plans: College Lena Joseph Girls’ League Plans: Work Judith Mary Johnson Tri-Hi-Y 3, Hist. 4; Songleader 4; Kismets 4; Plans: College Alan Anderson Lauer Sci. Club Sec. 2, Treas. 3; Mustang Rifle Club Pres. 4; Bachelors 4; Cadet Corps. Plans: Service Sandra Ann Jolley Girls’ League. Plans: College James David Lotterer Plans: Work Johnny Jordan FFA. 1, 2. Plans: College John Thomas Leffingwell OS, 28,0V. Eres. 4; Bachelors 4. Plans: College 29 ... SENIOR SKITS AT THE RALLYS . . . ... CLASS MEETINGS... eee Grace Misner Girls’ League; F.H.A.; Chorus Plans: Marriage Brenda Nigg Crafts Club 4; Theatre Workshop 4; Kismets 4; C.S.F.1; Kismets 4. Doris Mae Mondt Latin Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; San Dee Reading Club 2; C.S.F. 2. Plans: Work; Business School Fred H. Nunez Track 1; Football 2. Plans: Service; Work Shirley Anne Mondt 2 C.S.P. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pebble Pups Sec. Treas. 1. Plans: Work; Marriage William Merritt Owens Pootball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Tumbling Team 1; Stud. Coun. Act. Mgr. 4. Plans: College Elizabeth Anne Moore Plans: J. C. College; Work Patrica Ann Painter @. A. A. 2, 3, 4; P. H. A. 2,3, 4; Kismets 4; Plans: College 31 ... DITCH DAY FAR AWAY... James L. Perkins exter 3 Plans: ar College Robert Herman Redeker Sci. Club 3; Track Mgr. 3; Basketball Mor. 4; Cross Country 4. Plans: College Barton H. Peterson Plans: College; Service; Work Fo nins SP William Renn a Spay . Club Act Mor. 3, 4; Bach elorz 4; Hi-¥ 4. lans - College Ronald a Pierson Z = 7 Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Mustang Staff 3; Bachelors 4 Plans: College; Service; Work Robert R. Reyna Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2,3; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4. Plans: Own a Gambling Cazino Linda Jeanne Pourade Chorua 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ League; EKiemete 4. Marilyn Eloise Rhodes F.H.A. 32; Girls League. Pians: College ——E ... JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM... John W. Soe Ronald B. Samuels - a atin € wh = = _ neoror i-CSF.1 : x 2; a. Sy 23 Gy Fs OC fi 2 : Parke Aa€ EGY. 2, =, DGCACs ub 4 et. fo Class Act. Moar. 4. las2 Coll iN = Ye Oe c Wilma June Roe J.¥. Songleader Plans: College Theodore C. Sayle nek, ele ; re : _ - = ce - 3 Dp = = Y¥ 3, £Tes. 2; Ciass OE ss ireas. + Lat Liu 4- Reed 1 ee � 2, SGRG i, = Fi On . ==aua Lea tt ree ie Gi Sia 4 DGn College P.H.A. yirls League Kismeis 4. ae, _- = Plans: College, Wor Doris Jane eee Judith Leone Stouts Giris’ League; Kismets 4. Pians: Work, serve ge ... BACCALAUREATE... George Seckington Class Pres. 4; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Hi-¥ Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; Baseball Club Pres. 4; All SCIF All League 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Plans: College Rosemary Smith Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Empress 2, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Pub. Mor. 4; Annual Staff 4; Kismets 4; Jr. Honor Society Plans: College Phillip Arthur Shackley Football Track 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 3; C.S.F. 3; Bachelor’s 4; Plans: College, Service Sandra Sue Smith Songleader 4; C.S.F. 2; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1; Class Treas. 2; Latin Club 3. Plans: College Kathryn Jean Sherman Girls’ League ; Kismets 4; Leslie A. Southworth Football 1; Baseball 1. Plans: Service; Work Eddie Shiloff Track 2. Plans: College Herb Stilley Band 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Basketball 2. Plans: Work ... SENIOR WEEK AND THE SENIOR BREAKFAST... David L. Swaim Baseball 1, Football 1. Plans: College Janice Ray Tober C.8.F. 2; Class Treas. 3; 8 Club 3, V. Pres. 4; G.A.A. Sec. Treas. 3; Drama Club P: Chorus 1, 2, 4. Mary Louise Taylor G.A.A. Treas. 2, Act. Mgr. 3,.... Pres. 4; Class Pub. Mgr. 2,3; Class Act. Mgr. 4; C.8.F Hist. 2, Treas. 3, Act. Mgr. 3; Tri-Hi-Y Sgt.-of-Arms 2, Pub. Mgr. 3; Act. Mgr. 4, Latin Club; G League Rep. 2; Misz School Spirit 3, 4. Plans: College 5 9 : ea ie are Sci. Club’ 3; C.8.F. 2 Plans: College Richard Templin Bachelor's Pres. 4; Plans: College Stanley W. Tullsen ans: College ians: College Philip G. Thorpe Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-¥ 3, 4, Hi-Y Treas. Plans. College Jack Dennis Ugrob Stud. Court 3, t 1, 2, 3; Basket Jr. Honor Soc. Pians: College ... POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE... ... AND LAST OF ALL GRADUATION AND THEN THE PARTY... NOT PICTURED oy —) i Vaniel fi K See os ad ys arn HaqntielaA — +0. 4. —— =} a | oO a aetoe tre ' i Ron Pierson, who w: moment or ott ees lock was at the ctenie with h Angie Amador aArormoabos= a areas mow esemonrmee ot 4h see hot mes sitet OCS ELC. otters cots | oe a Q wm Ey 2 Le | }’ of we § n im SENIOR distillery chain owner Danny Mason, in town to pur- chase some vintage champagne. The music was sup- plied by Tom Carter and his group, consisting of Bill Hunt. Jim Perkins, Bob Redeker, and John Jor- dan. Suzzette Wilks stole the show with her torch songs. Our tempting main course (marinated truffles and sauteed snails) was served personally by the head chef, Ted Sayle. As dawn neared, our hosts, Bob Francisco, Millionaire playboy, and Jim Hickey, Texas oil man bade us fond farewell, and I boarded I went to Sweden only to see my old friends Betsy Cooper. Bobbie MacFall, and Ron Samuels who run a successful charm school there. My next stop was in Vansylvania where the U.S bassador, Audrey Wright. was deine ob of pepping up the people and keep- From Vansylvania I meant to go to Poland, but I ht the wrong train and arrived in Switzerland vas not lost though, because I was able essons from one of the instructors, so in Berne, the world renowned sur- geon, George Ennis, was performing the most diffi- Ww ski cult operation of az! eee removal of Max ass x’ brain for study by the Royal Society headed , Peter Carpenter. r was only in Switzerland three ys when my paper sent a wire ordering me to Po- land to check on the underground work being done there. I | was to meet Joyce Eveland, our foreign cor- nt, there. At our secret meeting place, she d me ie had everything under control and that e “Polish Rose,” Ann Rosenbaum, and her partner Bill Darby were getting information through to Grace Misner and John Rice, both disguised as ballet dancers with no difficulty. All that foreign intrigue : yut the Olympics were almost under- to catch my Mediterranean pleasure jt. Betty Bacon, multi-million-dollar iress, met me at her private pier on a2, and we took oe in her $3,000,000 yacht. it hal ay across the beautiful, blue Mediterranean when we he ait a deafening roar. We j hat we were about to be run down by Bill Owens on his turboprop surfboard. He didn’t hit us, however, es pulled up along side to tell us that the ympics had already started: Bob Reyna had won the tiddly winks championship. TI ory te the U. S., and we had missed it! ! We Rie up and were met at the dock by the official welcomer Jerry Anderson. He rushed us to the ae — ust adium, named for the Command- er-in-chief of the U. N. army. Right inside the gate, Sec Biddle. Popul ar cover artist for Postage Mag- 4 =| fy i} moto, dias Socket of 1971, astride Streak-away, the PROPHECY re | H bee = | © Lome | [re wa v yv) 4 . 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Dave Swai he _ ——— ‘ Keay Sherman hieh Ww v Karen Scott. a = Allan Lauer's ty mw 4 Vi ow | re bw i '¥| | 6 t) i o A ad a) le, ha wi {| WY i on i “wiki 4 w SS i ws oS fh to Vi a fC to 44 ro ps ( a O rs bh © mi ) a : ay] mal © of on | ar | ci vit’ + | i i ow W) | ee ad ‘ih ie SS © @ ©) ‘? id) 4 | hi iu Ww 1 a | { hed } Ww h| a) ow dew wi Ww 1; me oa) we ‘) Oo tt. ¥ Karlene Whi _ = © bow ckman. Betty Moore. oO h bp i] = ws Csssits weaeert Paul Deleon. e Jan Tober. a — a a] Gitte NNS fHIz BI _ 7 g) ie) pee ek Sn eT AGES UD SPS e - r e°? 9:8 @ A A =f j P d ¥ | Verelyn Meller J Ted Sayle Stan Tullson Marlin Matlock Mary Tay lor Gail Colemar| Mary Ley Vest Veet Y se = Zp Be ol 6 6 6 € a =. | a | | Susi Wilks Dave Lotterer ys y Lois Jancsé Yukio Hamada ] Angelea Amador David Swaim OS QLAE tLe z We2t Quart et B = | ee Cree CEA ENA Lo ort 4 Mike Dunham Bobbie Mac Fall 3 bloee {ae £OULE a 2 3. @ Ronny Samuels Barbara Weinburg Carole Biddle Paul Deleon blass. Crtale fe Cammie Miller . Fowt Popular Mtoe. Tapalar Clase Aclraena- wimigin || Wb wi iil) | | 1 eal Yeu a . ih ieee r rae: | : , mum 7S inhtiee et ie “EY aa S| ie k | A - JUNIOR CLASS DISCS LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1. 8. Bramble, Pub. Mar.; 8. Good, V. LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1, P. Brock, Sec.; S. Good, Pres.; Pres.; I. Townsend, Pres.; Row 2, S. Tascher, Treas.; P. L. Townsend, Act. Mgr.; Row 2, P. Burns, V. Pres.; S. Tascher, Brock, Sec.; M. Fuhrmann, Act. Mgr.; C. Spisak, C. Rep. Treas.; M. Fuhrmann, Pub. Mgr.; J. Nakagawa, C. Rep. jie) M. Allen B, Alto M. Annis i iy ff : ( ea. eee 4 eT S. Bramble P. Brock M. Brower a fe f, : See F. Cable K. Corwin D. Coleman S. Davis S. Dean . Drouillard W. Elston D. Enriquez G. Estrada B. Eveland R. Fish P. Foster G. Frazier M. Fuhrmann F. Garcia ay ( R. Gardner B. Gonzales T. Gonzales S. Good ( J. Garciano I. Gross G. Hennis W. Herder J. Hicks : fe ¢ é : R : Z A, S Fa ¢ D. Kennedy M. Knechtel J.Knight ie E. Korb R. Kubilus F 49 aah N. Lawrence ia ©. L. Martin D. Medina J. Mehl B. Mitchell R. Montes E. Phillips ae S. Prosser R. Ramirez D. Reynolds C. Romaine L. Townsend R. Weinberg B. Scharbarth P. Smith B. Telford ss iis A. Shattuck J. D. Stapley R. Yargeau D. Shumate R. Steffen R. Thorton JUNIORS: Row I, K. Fix, BH. Bochat, B. Aby, F. Roseney, T. Thomas, M. E. Barajas, J. Wagoner, P. Burns; Row II, C. Spisak, M. Obloy, J. Sheetz, B. Preciado, J. Endow, RB. Traxel, V. Spriggs; Row Il, S. Tascher, A. Berry, P. Saunders, S. Clanpitt, C. Allen, M. Hawthorne, D. Hadden, G. Shelstead, B. Loop, P. Stewart. _A eww PAN met es: y “Q. “ NG) ae Oar! Ge x i iN) SOPHOMORE CLASS DISCS yy , lot Bak SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, 18ST SEMESTER: Row 1, M, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, 2ND SEMESTER: Row 1, G. Dunham, V. Pres.; J. Miller, Sec.; J. Chantry, Class Rep.; A. Kawano, Sec.; M. Crafton, Pub. Mgr.; J. Chantry, Class Rep. ; Lyman, Treas.; Row 2, G. Amtmann, Pub. Mogr.; R. Allen, Pres. A. Lyman, Treas,; Row 2, J. Cobb, Pres.; A. Wright, V. Pres.; J. Foster, Act. Mgr. TENTH GRADE: Row 1, T. Aguilar, 8S. Berg, L. Brouwillette, T. Adame, H. Arganda, B. Alexander; Row 2, S. Bow- man, D, Burnette, D. Barajas, G. Amtmann, J. Bowen, B.Buck, P. Anis; Row 3, L. Bagshaw, R. Bissonnette, R. An- derson, R, Allen, J. Binkina. Agtgte® yranenenetete caeneneeceeeer t® a ee | ate TENTH GRADE: Row 1, K. Sanders, H. Riedel, A Raible, R. Salgado, L. kop, B. Roebuck, T. Phillips, K. Royer, J. Noren, N. Reed, G. Odle; Row M. Piel, S. Romaine. Sanford, C. Sandoval; Row 3, J. Redi- 9 v . J. Price, C. Seck, F. Rutherford, D. Popwell, TENTH GRADE: Row 1, J. Midorikawa, BE. Leon, J. Miller, B. McCullough, K. T. Mahon, J. . Myers, M. McDonald, J. Mitchell, A. Lyman, C. Lewis, D. MceKinzic; Row 2 Muerdter, M. McCarthy, M. Moreno, C. Moore, B. Nelson; Row 3, T. Matsumoto, Nommesen, BE. Myers, N. Nielson, D. Minshew, K. McCourt, D. Mwmmert. TENTH GRADE: Row 1, G. Kawano, J. Hol, D. Kesling, B. Kimball, H. Johnson, C. Jensen, J. Kirk; Row 2, N. : Kesner, D. Johnson, C. Hower, L. Jones, R. Kallesen, P. Hogan, D. Jenkins; Row 3, B. Gierat, R. Hogan, J. Jeffries, j B. Goddard, R. Lehotsky, R. Korwin. ) TENTH GRADE: Row 1, P. Hake, R. Gillespie, P. Guzik, R, Gill, K. Glynn, M. Hamada; Row 2, C. Glover, G. Gardner, D. Gonzales; Row 3, R. La Bonte, J. Herder, N. Gulling, J. Giles, B. Griffith, D. Gonzales, R. Grindl. TENTH GRADE: Row 1, G. Crane, K. Coughlin, A. De La Torre, D. Candee, M. Calkins, M. Burns, R. Carr; Row 2, C. Callis, J. Cobb, J. Chantry, L. Davidson, T. Coe, G. Darrough, A. Castro. M. Crafton; Row 3, J. Burns, T. Clarke, r. Damel, D. De La Torre, L. Dennis, B. Bruun. TENTH GRADE: Row 1, M. Dunham, L. De La Torre, L. Escobedo, D. Fowler, M. Finch, J. Fujimoto; Row 2, M. El- liot, A. P. Fou, J. Foster, L. Drowillard, L. Denk, HE. Dixon, Row 3, 8. Estrada, W. Duncan, J. Dunlap, J. Easter- brook, B. Edwards, K. Drake. a) Ca¥ s EL, £ Ye yy . Hae = m3 s z me w all, erin’ gatas | 2 ate Se TENTH GRADE: Row 1, T. Siegel, L. Stevenson, B. Stilinan. K. Strasser, M. Sugita, M. Telford, L. Simvith; Row 2, : M. BE. Terral, L. Thomas, J. Swaim, E. Shull, L. Soper, D. E. Smith, G. Severson; Row 3, H. Smith, B. Skinner, G. | Hansmann, M. Shores, B. Thomas, N. Snyder, B. Sins. || | en “weit = TENTH GRADE: Row 1, G. Zimmerman, D. Venbery, G. Von Gausig, J. Thompson, P. Zerbe, S. Wilks, J. Waldrop; Row 2, B. West, M. Zerbe, E. Vander Woude, J. Verbel, C. Ward, B. Walton, I. Uhlig, J. Tsutsumi; Row 3, K. Zeigler, J. Turner, S. Whiten, K. Voak, A. Wright, S. Thomas, D. Zerfas. FRESHMEN CLASS DISCS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, 18ST SEMESTER: L. Binns, Act. Mgr.; J. MacFall, Sec.; D. Rightmer, Pres.; J. Jack, Class Representative. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: 2ND SEMESTER: Row 1, M. J. Reiland, Treas.; L. Binns, Act. Mgr.; J. Jack, C. Rep.; Row 2, J. MacFall, Sec.; B. Hunter, Pres. NINTH GRADE: Row 1, L. Bevier, F. Berg, R. Berg, o Me Ashley, rs Bird, P. Boatman, B. Brees, A. Bowl, M. Amos, A. Bradbury, C. Ackley; Row 3, J. Bourgeois, C. Baida, EB. Ander- son, R. Allen, D. Bark, R. Arnold. E. Blumka, K. Blickenstaff, L. Binns; Row 2, D. Gs ke! nea HORT PNE PR te RT PIE eel! NINTH GRADE: Row 1, M: Cable, R. Brown, B. Carpenter, L. Caradine, B. Bruns, P. Clark, J. Carr; Row 2, B. Carter, S. Comer, C. Cain, F. Bronson, P. Canpbell, C. Brown; Row 3, R. Castro, R. Coronado, S. Cole, M. Bramble, R. Clemens, L. Christopher. NINTH GRADE: Row 1, J. Helmantoler, D. Jacobson, J. Jack, K. Darling, M. Billick, S. Denk, R. Bonyard: Row 2, A. Janesi, R. Clevers, K. Issacs, M. Bevil, B. Gushwa, N. Hewry, B. Hart; Row 3, B. Bowman, L. Jackson, S. Brown, D, Jolly, C. Jenkins, D. Colvin. NINTH GRADE: Row 1, V. Killowgh, L. Irenhard, M. Juris, P. Hecker, P. Hall, P. Johnson, K. Moegling; Row 2, M. Mayes, M. McCarthy, P. Jones, R. Hughes, N. Hoch, D. Kenck, P. Lewis; Row 3, K. Knudson, HE. Kane, B. Moore, B. Hunter, B. Kramer, K. Howerton, T. Kolby. aires eet aes Paces . RIS NINTH GRADE: Row 1, J. Kunigonis, N. Kirsch, H. Keener, A. Lowe, P. Mason, V. Kite; Row 2, N. Landay, P. Knoll, G. Mansperger, B. Kesner, B. Lewis, M. Mahon; Row 3, J. MacFall, J. Martin, J. Larson, R. Jung, F. Mannen, G. Lewis. CA OAR AT ALITA ESR GIRL Mic int Fortec oo NINTH GRADE: Row 1, S. Reynaga, KH. Rodrigues, J. McCann, K. Sanvuelson, M. McCarthy, K. McSparren, R. Mart- inez; Row 2, C. Muto, A. Miller, M. Piel, P. Pursinger, M. Milis, J. Nimmo, V. Nakagawa; Row 3, J. Mofford, M. Met- calf, D. Lyman, R. Plumbley, K. Norell. ll NINTH GRADE: Row 1, L. Seguine, V. Scholl, M; Stapley, M. Speer, M. Stokes, S. Taylor, J. Spisak: Row 2, G. Strauss, D. Scott, D. Sharp, J. Santone, L. Southworth, D. Sheetz, D, Schlegel, J. Steinman; Row 3, J. Schuqgmann. D. Stroud, R. Smith, F. Swaim, K, Stoul, T, Sayle, M, Shields. 62 NINTH GRADE: Row 1, D. Wolfe, J. Thornton, J. Walker, V. Thompson, C. Traxel, S. Worsham, A. Zuniga; Row 2, J. Thrasher, G. Taylor, J. Young, J. West, B. Thomas, F. Thrasher, J. Wernsman,; Row 3, D. Waldo, S. Wolfe, A. Thomas, J. Zurcher, L. Templin, S. Thompson, T. Taylor. NINTH GRADE: Row 1, J. Buyse, 8S. Cook, V. Do dson, I. Darrough, C. Dennis, P. Durkin, C. Dean; Row J. Cox, D. Cooper, J. Davidson, M. Dauchy; Row 3, li, Drear, R. Douglass, T. Devany, D. Dean. aie a peed b ee NINTH GRADE: Row 1, S. Perl, J. Peters, M. Reiland, J. Prosser, R. Rex, M. Salbato; Row 2. R. Rodriguez, S. Red- ikop, G. Sage, L. Palmer, E. Sanford: Row 3, F. Rodriquez, E. Price, B. Prahl, D. Rightmer, F. Pardue. rd 2, Ve NINTH GRADE: Row 1, A. Edwards, A. Gonzales, L. Gathright, G. Good, M. J. Gardner, P. Griffin; Row 2, C. Estrada, Rk. Eekhart, J. Fowler, M. Escobedo, G. Granados, D. Glynn; Row 3, B. Galland, T. Garcia, T. Gillespie, J. Drake, G. Foulger. “MANY HAPPENINGS” SEPTEMBER School Starts Football Season Nomination Assembly OCTOBER Hula Hop Dance Autumn Leaves Dance Halloween NOVEMBER Homecoming Dance Lollipop Dance Thanksgiving DECEMBER Christmas Formal Christmas Vacation Basketball JANUARY New Year Beanie Sale Cake Sale FEBRUARY Cupid’s Capers Valentine’s Dance Track MARCH Senior Class Dance Sadie Hawkins Dance Teen-age Road-EO APRIL Mother and Daughter Tea Open House Exchange Assembly MAY Junior and Senior Prom Spring Concert Choral Festival JUNE Graduation Senior Party Senior Breakfast STUDENT COURT Student Court Row one; G. Seckington; G. Coleman; S. Dillemuth; F. Drowillard; S. Fowler; Second Row: M. Matlock: J. Griset; R. Francisco; J. Rice; J. Ugrob. JR.-SR. PROM COMMITTEE: Row 1, S. Good, M. Fu hrmann, J. Nakagawa, P. Burns; Row 2, J. Dunlap, J. Benvenuto, S. Tascher, 8S. Drouillard, J. Lehotsky, L. T ownsend, 69 Grattan. B. Rosebaum. A . Russell L . Wright A 1g 70 HOMECOMING Crowning of Homecoming Queen: D. Duke, Y. Hamada, A. Wright, L. Russell, B. Grattan, A. Rosenbawn. 2 4 Miss School Spirit Mr: School Spirit Mary Taylor Mike Dunham fear INSTRUMENTS Here Comes the Band. Lead by Armondo Gonzales. There Goes the Band. All in Perfect Step. Diana Domer = INSTRUMENTALISTS Betty Sanford BAND: Kneeling—M. Metcalf. D. Zer fas: Row 1, K. Fitzhugh, L. Caradine. J. Zerfas. J. Felky, P. Boatman, M. Reiland, D. Bird: Row 2, K. Norell, C. Royer, C. Tate, B. Lewis, L. Palmer, P. Belous. J. Thrasher: A, Anderson, N.-Neilsen, H. Smith, L. Garcia, F. Thrasher; Row 4, R. Lehotsky, B. Griffith, Duncan, J. Martin; Row 5, A. Gonzales, (Drum Major), D. Popwell, M. Eckman. Row 3, W. Buck; Wright, K. Royer, E. Ww. Sandy Smith Judy Johnson Ss Bev Grattan Paulette Brock Janice Nakagawa , 74 YELLQUEENS JUNIOR YELLQUEENS J. V. Cheerleaders: Julie Foster; Connie Calis; Monica Dunham; Sandi Wilks. CADET CORPS CADET CORPS OFFICERS: Row 1, A. Gonzales, 2nd Lt. Pl. Ldr.; A. Lauer, 2nd Lt. C. O.; C. Gill, 2nd Lt. Ex. O. CADET CORPS RIFLE TEAM: Row 1, B. Buck, R. Kubilus, M. Zerbe; Row 2, R. Frindt, P. Foster, N. Gulling, D. R. Mason, D. Gonzales. CADET CORPS: Row 1, A. Lauer, A. Gonzales, C, Gill, R. Berg, K. Wagner, B, Buck, G. Mansperger, I, Gross; Row 2, P. Stewart, G. Foulger, J. Lehotsky, D, Stroud, M. Zerbe, R. Plumbly, D. Gonzales; Row 3, D. Mason, R. Buman, R. Smith, P, Foster, J, Easterbrook, M, Eckman; Row 4, W. Raps, R. Frindt, N. Gulling, R. Blackledge, J. Giles. 166 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F. H. A. OFFICERS: Row 1, P. Smith, Sec.; G. Severson, Song Leader; D. Minshew, Hist.; G. Hstrada; Pres. 2 FP. Simith, Sec.) i. Sec. 12 Pres. Not Pictured: R. Bruns, Pres. Row 2, R. Bruns, Hssex, V. Pres.: J. Mehl, Treas: serge tne erect br oy F. H. A. : Row 1, P. Johnson, M. McDonald, P. Pollock, C.Glover, G. Misner, C. Estrada, M. Allen, J. Eckhart, R. Kallesen, M. Moreno, R. Bruns, P. Jones, D. Scott, P. Smith, D. Smith, S. Redikop; Row 3, V. Dodson, G. Bstrada, J. Mofford, I. Darrough, D. Minshew, G. Severson, K. McCourt, J. Boggs. Mehl; Row 2. R. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F, F. A. OFFICERS: Row 1, V. Hansen, Sentinel; b. Lyman, Pres.; 8. Fowler, V. Pres.; R. Buman, Reporter; J. Fuller, Treasurer. Not pictured: G. Gerlach, Sec. F.F.A.: Row 1, T. Cunningham (Adviser), C. Jensen, T. Kolby, J. Gerlach, D. Boon, D, Sheetz, J. Fowler, F. Cable, G. Zimmerman; Row 2, B. Kramer, D. Coleman, R, Buman, S.Tholl, 8. Fowler, J. Fuller, L. Dennis, C. Lyman; Row 3, V. Hansen, W. Herder, G. Lewis, T. Devany, R. Blackledge, B. Lyman, D. Foulk, L. Bagshaw, 8S. Thompson. fi) HI-Y: Row 1, Y. Hamada, J. Stephens, R. McLaren, B. Francisco, G. Arnett, G. Coleman, G. Darrough, M. Hanada: Row 2, M. Dunham, A. Wright, S. Drouillard, B. Owens, D. Duke, S. Fowler, J. Benvenuto; Row 3, J. Rice, R. Allen, C. : ie Renn, P. Thorpe, B. Lyman, G. Seckington, R. Salbato. Le TEEESEED 1032) PAGES OFFICERS: Row 1, Y. Hamada, Sgt-at-Arms; M. Dunham, Pres.; Row 2, G. Seckington, V. Pres.; P. Thorpe, Treas. ; M. Matlock, Chap. Not pictured: R. Samuels, Sec. i a SENIOR TRI-HI-Y | SENIOR TRI-HI-Y, SENIORS: Row 1, H. Ito, Treas. Sem. I; A. Wright; A. Rosenbaum, Pres..Sem 1; M. L. West: A.:Yoshida; S. Wilks, Treas. Sem. II; Row 2, R. Smith, Pub. Mgr. Sem. I; C. Miller, Chap. Sem. I; C. Adam; B. Grat- tan, Sec. Sem. I; M. Taylor, Act. Mgr. Sem 1; B. Binns, Pres. Sem. II; J. Daniels, Sgt.-at-Arms Sem. II; Row 3, 8S. Dillemuth, V. Pres. Sem. I; B. MacFall; B. Cooper; J. Johnson; J. Johnson; L. Jancsi, Sgt.-at-Arms Sem I, é; hime te SENIOR TRI-HI-Y, JUNIORS: Row 1, J. Mehl; M. Obloy, Chap. Sem. II; P. Burns; C. Spisak; Row 2, M. Brower; J. Nakagawa, Jr. Rep. Sem. I and Pub. Mgr. Sem II; S. Tascher; M. Annis; Row 3, S. Good, Act. Mgr. Sem II; R, Bruns ; L. Townsend; J. Dunlap, Sec. Sem. I1; P. Brock. Not pictured: N. Schimiming, V. Pres. Sem, II. INTERMEDIATE TRI-HI- is Fema | | TRI-HI-Y, Intermediate: Row 1, M. Dunham, C. Traxcl, J. Peters, D. Fowler, L. Binns, P. Mason, L. Seguine. M. Bil- | lick; Row 2, A. Lyman, G. Kawano, M. Milis, M. Crafton, G. Sage, J. MacFall, M. Dauchy, J. Mofford; R ow 3, N. Nielson, B. West, N. Davidson, H. Hadfield, K. Muerdter, J. Noren, N. Reed. | eed INTERMEDIATE TRI-HI-Y, 18ST SEMESTER: Row 1, M. Crafton, Act. Mgr.; A. Lyman, V. Pres.; M. Dunham, Sgt.-at- Arms; Row 2, G. Kawano, Sec.; B. West, Treas.; J. Noren, Pres.; K. Muerdter, Hist.; L. Davidson, Pub. Mgr. ; 82 anya : ae Set 3 LETTERMEN, SENIORS: Row 1, Y. Hamada, G. Coleman, D. Duke, M. Matlock, S. Fowler, G. Lyman, B. Reyna; Row 2, B. Hunt, R. Pierson, B. Francisco, B. Owens, A. Carr, P. Thorpe, G. Seckington, R. Salbato, P. Shackley. a LETTERMEN OFFICERS: S. Drouwillard, V. Pres.; G. Seck- ington, President. Not pictured: R. Pearson, Sec.-Treas.; B. Reyna, Sgt.-at-Arnis. Seater aa seen os) asi astro i ome ma LETTERMEN, UNDERCLASSMEN: Row 1, F. Vargas, D. Bowen, J. Daniel, G. Amtmann; Row 2, M. Piel, S. Drouillard, J. Benvenuto, K. Cowin, T, Daniel, T. Clarke. ER, te ermenervaueravsna ryan teeannonessYerrennena sem etcemuerifemssannenisiee-Aiunamashaenthinasnti serasTeanrrenerernperrse=nrenmnm | SCIENCE LOVERS Miller, Act. Mgor.; T. Phillips, V. Pres.; V. Myers, Treas.; D. Smith, President. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Row 1, C. Gill, Pub. Mogr.; C. | Not pictured: G. Johnston, Hist.; C. Coulter, Sec. } ee, %ac «¢ Mh nS. SCIENCE CLUB: Row 1, C. Miller, B. Kimball, D. E. Smith, R. Gill, V. Myers; Row 2, G. Johnston. D. Rightmer, LB. Hart, C. Coulter; Row 3, V. Sorge, T. Phillips, L. Ruddy R. Thornton, G. Giles. 84 BACHELORS Se PeCE erro MUM 2 BACHELOR OFFICERS, 1ST SEMESTER: Row 1, B. Hunter, BACHELOR OFFICERS, 2ND SEMESTER: Row 1, B. Hunter, Ex. Board Mbr.; B. Burton, V. Pres. ; Board Mbr.; J. Perkins, Ex. Board Mor. ; Dunham, Sec. a ®@ Row 2, G. Frank, Ea. Treas.; R. Samuels, Pres.; Row 2, T. Leffingwell, Ex. Board R. Samuels, Treas. ; M. Mbr.; J. Griset, V. Pres.; M. Dunham, Sec. BACHELORS: Row 1, M. Dunhan, F. Nunez, D. Tenplin, R. Redeker, P. Carpenter, J. Gerlach, G. Frank, Y. Hamada; Row 2, J. Griset, M. Tucker, R. A, Lauer, G. Ennis, B. Burton, Samuels, C. Renn, J. Perkins, T. Leffingwell, J. Rice; Row 3, A. Gonzales, P. Shackley, B. Hunter, C. Gill, B. Hunt. 85 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION C. S. F. Row 1, J. Fujimoto, P. Zerbe, D. Venberg, M. McCarthy, G. Kawano, A. Raible, V. Myers; Row 2, B. Walton, HE. Vander Woude, L. Browillette, K. Muerdter, K. Strasser, C. Ward, J. Felkey; Row 3, N. Nielson, L. Jones, G. Severson, L. Davidson, G. Amtmann, D. Zerfas, J. Noren, N. Reed. C. 8S. F. Row 1, P. Burns, M. Anthes, T. Matswmoto, J. Nonvmesen, S. Good, M. Obloy, C. Spisak; Row 2, B. Buck, R. EB. Barnhart, J. Dunlap, L. Ruddy, S. Thomas, L. Taylor, N, Conley; Row 3, T. Phillips, J. Pommier, G. Hennis, J. Lehotsky, R. Bush, R,. Frindt, J. Price. C. 8S. F. MEMBERS, SECOND SEMESTERS Row one—kK. Fitzhugh, N. Schimming, K. Isaacs, K. Knudson, N. Henry, V. Bell, P. Lowe, M. Piel, M. Speer, V. Scholl; Row two—L Palmer, Bruns, C. Adam, J. Tober, D. Booth, R. Rex, S. Tascher, K Samuelson, J. Peters, J. Walker, L. Binns, K. Blickenstaff, M.L. West, A. Wright; Row three—s, Clampitt, F. Mannen, R. Yargeau, C. Jenkins, J. Cox, E. Andersen, B. Hunter, J. Santone. 86 OC. S. F. OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER: Row 1, J. Lehotsky, Act. Mogr.; T. Leffingwell, V. Pres.; G. Hennis, Treas.; Row 2, C. Adam, Pub. Mor.; G. Kawano, Sec.; Y. Hamada, Pres.; S. Good, Hist. C. S. F. OFFICERS, 1ST SEMESTER: Row 1, J. Lehotsky, Act Mgr.; || T. Leffingwell, V. Pres.; G. Hennis, Treas.; Row 2, G. Kawano, Sec.; J. Gerlach, Pres. ; S. Good, Hist. SP s —- — } C. 8S. F. Row 1, S. Mondt, M. DeGray, C. Miller, Y. Hamada; Row 2, B. Grattan, S. Dillemuth, J. Gerlach, M. Taylor, C. Coulter; Row 3, T. Leffingwell, P. Shackley, G. Ennis, B, Burton, tie Samuels, J. Rice. “A LITTL GIRLS’ LEAGUE OFFICERS: Row 1, S. Good, Jr. Rep.; J. Nakagawa, V. Pres.; N. Schimming, Jr. Rep.; Row 2, 8S. Dillemuth, Sec’y; C. Adam, Sr. Rep.; A. Wright, Pres.; L. Townsend, Hist. Not pictured: K. Strasser, Soph. Rep.; G. Kawano, Soph. Rep.; C. Traxel, Freshman Rep.; V. Nakagawa, Freshman Rep.; H. Ito, Sr. Rep. POLIO DRIVE CHAIRMEN (GIRLS’ LEAGUE): Row 1, V. Spriggs, Encinitas ; B. Mac- Fall, Rancho Santa Fe; A. Wright, Cardiff; Row 2, M. L. West, Over-All Chairman; B. West, Del Mar; B. Binns; H. Ito. 88 EAVEN” eee — ts restores oteataentaion Judy Johnson Sandi Wilks Linda Townsend sents: seasensee Lois Martin Dot Mummert Betty Hart Na Bea 4 : SRE pareoevommnscsenes esmmantonicsemssi lantwateins imanrcagatnetethes The tramp — Jay Fuller = i eee Wow what a dish SADIE HAW Off to the Three old maids. The gang’s all here Campus Couple t we cute ’ Aren KINS DAY Lovers of the Day : The lucky boy Sadie Queen Watch That Joy Juice a “FROSTEE FROLICS” The Senior Tri-Hi-Y presented to the stu- dent body of San Dieguito a very successful Christmas Formal, “Frostee Frolics,’’ December 22 in the school gym. FELIZ NAVIDAD: Tascher, S. Good, J. : Row 1, H. Ito, P. Burns, A. Rosenbaum; Row 2, S. Tober, M. L. West. This is the tough way. (Initiates: R. Allen, E. Anderson, L. Binns, K. Strasser, Ve Scholl. But it’s worth it! 93 semen mye Estieie ee ee eer jaeren ees LOS QUIXOTES: Row 1, J. Mehl, H. Ito, A. Rosenbaum, B. Binns, J. Daniels, M. Anthes, K. Coughlin; Row 2, H. Phillips, B. Gonzales, S. Good, J. Tober, M. L. West, L. Smith; Row 3, LZ. Vander Woude, C, Renn, R. Douglass; L. Dav- idson, L. Taylor, S. Thomas. : LOS QUIXOTES OFFICERS, 18ST SEMESTER: Row 1, M. L. West, LOS QUIXOTES OFFICERS, 2ND SEMESTER: Row 1, L. Davidson, Act. Mgr.; H. Ito, Pub. Mgr.; Row 2, J. Daniels, Sec.-Treas.; S. Sec.-Treas.; C. Renn, Act. Mgr.; Row 2, J. Mehl, Pub. Mgr.; M. L. Good, Hist.; B. Binns, Pres. West, Pres.; 8S. Tascher, Hist.; H. Ito, V. Presa. | {| |! | 94 LATIN CLUB I | ie | i LATIN I OFFICERS: D. Scott, Aedile (Act. Mgr.); J. Cox, Pro-Consul (Pres.) ; K. Stout, Vice Pro-Consul (V. Pres.) ; V. Nakagawa, Scribe (Sec.) ; J. Walker, Quaestor (Treas.); L. Bunyard, High Priest; R. Smith, Em- press (V. Pres.). rep ennepreemaan tne em nena ansR AR AESTTOAS terme are gon, FORUM AMICORUM: Row 1, J. Kunigonis, L. Jenhart, J. Peters, J. Walker, B. Hart, M. Salbato, L. Seguine, R. Rex; Row 2, L. Caradine, B. Lewis, K. Issacs, M. Milis, D. Scott, N. Henry, A. Lowe. G. Garner, M. Speer; Row 3, D. Dean, J. Cox, R. Jung, G. Johnston, K. Stout, L. Palmer, P. Smith, V. Nakagawa. LATIN II OFFICERS: T. Pratt, Aedile (Act. Mgr.); G. Ennis, Pontifex Maximus (High Priest); R. Lehotsky, Quaesto r (Treas.); L. Browillette, Rosemary Smith, Empress; Mrs. Shattuck, Advisor; Ronald Scribe (Sec.) ; R. Samuels, Emperor (Pres.) Samuels, Emperor. FORUM AMICORUM: Row 1, S. Mondt, R. Gillespie, A. Rosenbawn, R. Barnhart, J. Cobb. L. Brouillette. M. Taylor. M. Finch. V. Myers; Row 2, S. Price, B. Hart, M. Dunham, E. Crowell, J. Hol, D. Zerfas, J. Miller, G. Amtmann, P. Ames; Row 3, B. Bell, G. Ennis, R. Smith, R. Samuels, J. Dunlap, R. Lehotsky, H. Smith. T. Phillips. 96 lif 88) 1B. it ea « Seript Writer and Director: Dan Jacobson. “$O THIS I$ HOLLYWOOD” Playing the leading roles are Jan Tober and Ld Korb. Interpretations of Nationwide dances are portrayed by Shirley Mondt, Harwko Ito, and Carolyn Spisak, Lowi Caradine, Pat Durkins, Doris Mondt, Janice Nakagawa oy wee ' a THE PARADE OF BEAUTIES: Left to Right, Karen §teut, Lino Jones, Gloria Gardner, Carol Brown, Nancy Nielson, Mary Calkins, Rosemary Smith, Alice Bradbory, Carol Glover, Dawn Breretan Cu yn, SopR J ulie Foster. A NV { } [fU rs ‘ y N 7° : SOND pe a fy � 4 ‘X. i Lf” Mr. Moller “$0 THIS IS Vga HOLLYWOOD” Ha] aa ay, aE tage (i pea oe i SINGERS’ CHORUS: Row 1, Linda Davidson, Alice Lyman} Ann Isaacs, Virgini Kathy Samuelson; Row 2, Susan Wilks, Marguerite De Gray, Joyce Lveland, Ci Tate, Judy Daniels; Row 3, Katherine Drake, Mary Lou West, Georgia Crane. FINALE: Left to Right, Front Row, Irvin Gross, Jan Cobb, Phil Thorpe, Patti Durkins, Jan Tober, Ed Korb, Cammy Miller, Don Jacobson. FRENCHMEN i ‘ “ wd | | + 2 a eee i q : e 2 oes | t — porte —. | | 4 ; | u | LE QUARTIER FRANCAIS: Row 1, G. Ennis, Pres. Sem. II; B. Walton, Sec.-Treas. Sem. I V. Pres. Sem. II; K. Strasser; D. Smith; Row 2, M. Obloy; Pres. Sem. I Sec.-Treas. Sem. II; M. Anthes, Pub.-Act. Mgr. Sems. I II; C. Brown; C. Dean. Not pictured: M. Hart, V. Pres. Sem, I. st penygerrio-crryrssenertr maeyransens rrmraneny eves vues: satan tng hari = Eats LE QUARTIER FRANCAIS: Row 1, M. Anthes, M. Obloy, C. Dean; Row 2, K. Strasser, B. Kesner; C. Brown, B. Wal- ton; Row 3, D. Smith, G. Ennis, M. Hart. . 99 MUSIC MAKERS 9 EE , GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB: Row 1, M. M. Guillen, 8S. Mondt, P. Hale, C. Covert, C. Estrada, G. Misner, J. Tober, K. Blicken- staff, B. Bacon, L. Essex; Row 2, M. E. Terral, M. Burns, M. L. McCloskey, L. Pourade, B. Weinberg, J. Crump, B., Traxel, D, Kenck, V. Dodson; Row 3, D, Smith, D. Munmert, G. Estrada, E. J. Hungate, J. Van Es, K. Drake, C. How- er, I. Darrough, L. Soper, J. Eveland. RIFLE CLUB | 4 ; f RIFLE CLUB: Row 1, T. Gross, R. Berg, L. Thomas, G. Foulyer, Rk. Pluinbley, T. Pardue, G. Mansperger, G. Dar- rough, D. Bird; Row 2, M. Zerbe, B. Buck, J. Bowen, D. Stroud, J. Easterbrook, C. Gill, R. Lehotsky, G. Giles; Row 3, A. Gonzales, R. Frindt, W. Raps, J. Jefferies, R. Blackledge, N. Gulling, T. Gillispie, D. Gonzales, R. Smith. | 4 e | H j RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS: R. Kubilus, Pres.; I. Gross, Treas.; B. Buck, Sec’y; R., Frindt, Exec. Officer; D. Mason, V. Pres. | 1 i 101 MUSTANG STAFF MUSTANG STAFF: Row 1, M. Moreno, P. Burns, B. Bruns, L. Essex; Row 2, A. Amador, B. Gonzales, N. Hoch, S. McKinley. D. Booth, S. Tascher, P. Durkin; Row 3, A. Lowe, E. Korb, G. Kesner, K. Fix, D. Minshew, C. Coul- ter. i © wenrmmerrncmn FIRST SEMESTER EDITORS ENJOYING THEIR WORK: B. Bruns, STAFF WRITERS CLICKING UP A STORM: (oe 8S. Wilks, P. Burns, Y. Hamada, D. Booth. Durkin, L. Essex, M. Moreno, A. Arador, ; WRITERS WORKING AT THE DHAD- ; be capiie! = = i. : aA - UNTIRING SECOND SEMESTER EDITORS: Row 1, 8S. Wilks, LINE CALENDAR: L. Christopher, S. McKinley, es ; ; Reo sag fs : ? 2 P, Burns, D. Booth; Row 2, K. Fiz, S. Tascher, C. Coulter, B. P. Durkin, N. Hoch. Bak 102 With the sounding of the last gun that ended the Escondido game, the Mustang Foot- ball Team completed their most successful season in six years. The team this year, by sheer will to win, accomplished something that San Dieguitoites have been waiting for a long time—namely a winning season. The fighting Mustangs (and they were really fighters this year!) hung up a 5 won, 4 lost record. The season opened on a good note when the team traveled to San Jacinto and handed a tough Tiger eleven a 13 to 6 lacing. Bol- stered by confidence from this victory, the boys were not to be denied against a fast Elsi- nore team. The final score read San Dieguito 28, Elsinore 6. After crushing the Army-Navy Academy, the Mustangs were waiting for their traditional foe, Oceanside. In a very hard fought game, in which Gail Coleman played one of the best games in S. D. history, the team tasted defeat for the first time by a score of 13 to 0. As the season rolled on, it became more and more apparent that the improvement of such boys as Fred Drouillard, John Benvenuto, Stan Fowler, Frank Vargas, and Gail Coleman would insure our team of a good year. Cole- man and Vargas, along with Bill Hunt, pro- vided the team with a tough defense, and the tremendous power running of Benvenuto a nd the driving efforts of Drouillard provided the spark that ignited the offense to run up a total of 1500 yards rushing during the season. In the opinion of many, the Mustangs’ best game was played against Mar Vista. The fine offensive and defensive work of the team en- abled the underdog Mustangs to come out on top by a 20-12 score. Part of the success of this year’s team must be given to the fine leadership shown by the following Senior members: captain, Gail Coleman, Stan Fowler, Bill Hunt, Bill Owens, Phil Shackley, Douglas Duke, Yukio Hamada, Bob Lyman, Bob Francisco, and Bob Mitchell. Awards for outstanding performances were given to Gail Coleman and Fred Drouillard, both of whom were placed on the first string All Avocado League Team and to Frank Var- gas and John Benvenuto who made honorable mention on this all-league team. John Benve- nuto was also chosen by the coaches at San Dieguito as the most valuable player of the year. —K.A.B. SCORES SS, Dice As Peeve bees 135 Sani JACNtOw ator 6 SE Dike pontaiedie ie 23.) LE ISInNOne eer neeee ts 6 Si} Dike. eb ton ae 40 Army-Navy ...... 7 S.E Die savers eas 0). “Oceanside? herria 13 eg 2 ee) eee eS 6s Vistal st 3.4% oso oe 32 BLA ye Khe ot sabes 202 Fallbrook. et cerise 12 Be De a Se anh See 7 Coroneda) iiceems 13 SID siete eee 20%, Mar (Mista a:tie sho 12 S.. (Derg a eee ae G” “Bscondidorss, nectar 38 Y. Hamada C 5 1S) ¥ o x a (e} | _ = es £ é 5 aaa) rr S) A | | a 5 Ca bE = | F S o je) B - ume % ui _ ield Coach Parque — Backf J. Benvenuto — Most Valuable Mr. R. Kubilus J. Mitchell T. Clark B, Mitchell J. Daniels J. D. Stapley A. Wright ASFA N Fos SAME CMIT80 D. Popwell ener rere Names ON M. Harrrington CROSS-COUNTRY | The Mustang “harriers,” defending cham- pions of the Avocado League, could muster only enough power to place third in the league. Although the _ individual championship J. Martin went to Ron Pierson, who set a new league B. Burton record while covering the 2 mile distance in 9:50 minutes, Gunter Amtmann finished third. R. Clemens G. Amtmann ee Hk a git os nt BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL—I1st Row, G. Hennis, D. Bowan, J. Mitchell, V. Haddoz, L. Essex, 2nd row, Mr. Rutherford, M. Shores, A. Carr, R. Lohf, M. Tucker (mgr.). “The Mustangs” had a disappointing sea- son this year, winning 9 while losing 14. They won 6 of their first 7 games. The highlight of the season was when the “Mustangs” dropped the Mar Vista “Mariners” in a thrilling over- time game, the score was 39-38. High point man for the team was Addison Carr with 319 points for an average of 12.8 points per game. The Most Valuable Player was Doug Bowen. Addison Carr was Captain. 10S Pruett (coach), T. i etbleiniiaaeniaeen haan orenennanene eee RT shkiihneeaaeiennnntaaa eaten semen spore tenement Aepemronn4t teh GprnepnteA yA meh penASembenRMePAQomeeEn tH YT LPN YFP AAG) VA RRNRAAL HH Yeh Le TY HP pmvnennp ems seey4t he Hennis Rutherford Arnett Shores | The Mustangs started the season with a very impressive showing. They won their first five games. Mission Bay, their next opponent, broke the Mustang’s back with a 73-35 wallop. The Mustangs couldn’t seem to get back on their feet after that. In the pre-season games the Mustangs won 7 and lost four. This includes two tournaments. In the Kiwanis Tournament the Mustangs won one and lost one. The win was over Julian 62-59. The loss was to Vista. In the other tournament held at Banning, the Mustangs won none and lost two. Starting league play, the Mustangs were considered the team to beat, but it didn’t end up that way. San Dieguito was dropped by Oceanside in the first league game with a score of 83 to 48. In the second league game against Vista, the hoopsters from San Dieguito looked like they were coming back to their win- ning ways, however, being downed by Vista 51-45. The Mustangs did, however, cause a 39- 37 overtime upset over league-leading Mar Vista. That loss knocked Mar Vista out of the championship for the Avocado League. Although the Mustangs ended up in last place for the second straight time, they gained a lot of experience. The team will only lose two seniors, Phil Thorpe and Addison Carr. There were three sopho- mores on the team this year. They were Mike Shores, Jim Mitchell,.and Tom Ruth- erford. Also on the team were the Juniors Doug Bowen, Rich Lohf, and Garry Hennis. The Mustangs didn’t have a very success- ful year, but the hopes for a championship team look brighter for next year. The over-all standings for the season was 10 wins and 14 losses. High scores: me 1PM RT OTE PUNT PTT Ye emma Gina pam PRE He DUAIpPASLREpOTN 904s SAORAETORNCRTT VP LLAPTIPAP RO RRERST CL C1145 agro nbny msn eag Te ae TRACK REVIEW OF THE TRACK SEASON: 1957 By displaying a great deal of talent and spirit, San Dieguito’s Varsity Track Team pleas- antly surprised Coach Ernest Zeno, who guided the varsity cinder squad to a 3 win, 5 loss cam- paign. Their record was 2-3 in league competi- tion. (These totals do not include the totals of the Escondido meet.) Although their record doesn’t show it, San Dieguito did very well as a whole; for in the previous years, the squad won only one meet. Most of this year’s team had graduated from the victoryless B and C squad, and only 4 or 5 had had varsity experience. The Mustangs opened the season with a good showing in a losing cause against the strong Mission Bayers. The final score was 6614-3714. They lost their next meet also, by the score of 64-38, to powerful E] Cajon. Their first victory took place over Chula Vista, 57-47, and it was well earned. In league play San Dieguito lost to Ocean- side, 56-48; bowed to Vista, 5814-4524, and took defeat from Coronado, 6424-3914. Had the Mus- tangs won the final event of the day, the relay, they would have beaten Oceanside, one of the strongest teams in the league. San Dieguito’s victories in the league were those over Fall- brook 70 5 6 - 33 1 6, and those Mar Vista 58-46. There were many outstanding competitors on this year’s squad. John Benvenuto, Dave Rightmer, a fresh- man, and Sonny Drouillard were the outstand- ing dashmen. Drouillard and Phil Shackley were tops in the 440. Kenny Cowin did a great job in the half mile, winning all but three of the eight meets in which he competed. Sophomore Ardin Wright also did a commendable job in the 880. In the mile Joe Graciano and David Gon- zales were the top men. The high and low hur- dles were handled by two juniors, Dave Medina and Frank Vargas and they both did very well. Medina specializes in the highs and Vargas in the lows. The field events had two big men. One was a shot putter who, out of eight meets, won seven. He broke the school record by four inches in one meet. He is senior Bill Burton who will be sorely missed by the Mustangs next year. The other man who was outstanding in the field events was Jens Morrison who, twice this year, won both the high-jump and broad- jump in one meet. Addison Carr headed San Dieguito in pole-vaulting, probably the Mus- tangs’ weakest event. San Dieguito’s B squad went without a vic- tory for the season. Standouts were: George Darrough and David Barajas, sprints; Darrel Lewis, hurdles; Al Thomas, shot; Robert Clem- ens in the high-jump and 1320; Dick Barnhart, - 660; and Steve Bowman, pole vault and high- jump. Shining C’s this year were: John Martin, Mitchell, and Rightmer, sprints; Gunter Amt- mann, and Irvin Gross, 660; Jim Fowler and Gaylord Odle, low hurdles and broad-jump; Stan Estrada and Martin, shot; Ricky Montez, high- jump and hurdles; and Ivan Wood and Estrada, pole vault. The C’s broke three school records—the 440 relay, the shot by Estrada, and the 100 by Rightmer. Next year Coach Zeno, in his second year at San Dieguito, will have the majority of this year’s squad back. Graduating this year will be Shackley, Burton, and Carr. Some of this year’s stars returning will be Benvenuto, Drouillard, Medina, Vargas, Morrison, Graciano, Gonzales, Wright, Mitchell, and Rightmer. With these boys and many more from the B’s and C’s, San Dieguito has a bright future ahead. en EN UN (ete ene re ey UE ea EE ETE EU UA 1ST TAAL A AN ANA HMA VARSITY TRA CK: Row 1, D. Medina, J. Mitchell, S. Drouillard, J. Benvenuto, J. Graciano, D. Gonzales; Row 2, S, : Estrada, D. Rightmer, M. Harrington, P. Shackley, M. Piel, C. Allen, K. Cowin; Row 3; J. Morrison, T. Rutherford, F. Vargas, B. Burton, B. Hunt, A. Wright, B. Francisco. f | : | | | Mr. Ernest Zeno TRACK COACH 113 JOHN BENVENUTO SONNY DROUILLARD BILL HUNT SPRINTING FOR SECOND PLACE BREAKING THE TAPE FOR FIRST CHARGING FOR SECOND PLACE | JENS MORRISON BILL BURTON ata i ——sss Ss BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL—Row 1, G. Seckington, Y. Hamada, D. Couser, B. Reyna, M. Matlock, 2. Pallereno, 8. Thomas ; Row 2, G. Frank, S. Fowler, C. Lyman, R. Salbato, R. Allen, B. Alto, Mr. D. Crickmore (Coach). Desire and Hustle. Those were two words that were synonymous with the 1956 Mustang baseball team, which won the Avocado League championship last spring. With that desire and hustle the San Dieguito nine battled all the way to the SCIF finals. History again repeats itself, for the words, desire and hustle, play a big part in the suc- cess and failure of this year’s team. Even while this Hoofprint is going to press, the 1957 Mustangs are heavy contenders for the Avo- cado crown. Of course, this year’s squad sorely misses the five seniors from last year’s team, as well as Greg Arnett, who was lost to a knee injury. The five seniors were Bud Biddle, Wayne Na- kagawa, Ben Corrales, George Van Es, and Chuck Salbato. The graduation of these five left a huge gap in the Mustang lineup, but the gap has been filled in by new and capable replacements. ; A bright spot in the Mustang picture is the fact that they have seven lettermen from last year’s championship squad. The returnees wel- comed back by Coach Don Crickmore are Rich 115 Salbato, George Seckington, Marlin Matlock, Bob Reyna, Bob Lyman, Ben Alto, and Yukio Hamada. With the exception of Alto, all the lettermen are seniors this year. Richard Sal- bato, a mainstay on the S.D. pitching staff, can be the difference between a championship and second or third place. George Seckington and Marlin Matlock are another pair who have greatly helped the Mustang cause. This spring San Dieguito has six newcom- ers on the roster, and they have performed much better than was anticipated. Stan Fowl- er, one of these newcomers, has played spark- ling ball for the Mustangs at second base, while Ernie Polloreno, another newcomer, has done equally well in the outfield and on the mound for the Mustangs. Other new faces are Chuck Lyman, Richard Allen, Richard Couser, and Steve Thomas, all of whom have helped the Mustangs. Thus far in the season, hustle and spirit have been high for San Dieguito. If this hustle and drive is kept up, SDUHS can expect an- other good year from the Mustang horsehiders. —Y.H. Yukio Hamada Bob Lyman . Marlin Matlock Bob Reyna ; Stan Fowler George Seckington Rich Salbato a ee Benny Alto Chuck Lyman Richard Allen f Steve Thomas Gary Frank (Manager) Ernie Pollereno Richard Courser J V FOOTBALL : Riaioee —__ Row 1. R. Allen, EF. Drear, D. Rightmer, F. Cable, R. Barnhart, 8S. Bowan, G. Darronugh; Row 2, Mr, Fowler, G, Price, T. Garcia, R. Gierat, B. McCullough, G. Brazell, LB. Shull, M. Escobedo, R, Castro, Mr. Putnan; Row 3, S. Romaine, A. Thomas, B. Prahl, F. Rodriquez, S. Hernandez. S. Estrada, B. Hunter, F. Mannen; Row 4, D. Burnett, R. Montez, M. Stapley, G. Odle, J. Fowler, R. Salgado, J. Daniels, B. Griffith, C. vimmerman, G. Zinvmerman. The strong fighting spirit of the Varsity Football Team was reflected in the Junior Var- sity Team this year. Inexperience and ner- vousness resulted in an erratic offense, but this team put up a very strong defense all year. Under the leadership of Captain Richard Allen and Most Valuable Player Steve ‘“Rughead” Bowman, these boys showed a willingness to work and a strong desire to learn. At the end of the season they were as strong as any team in the league. “B” BASKETBALL Row One: T. Philips; D. Jolly; R. Bissonnette; J. Fleming; M. Devany; S. Coach. Matsumoto; B. Stillman; A. Jancsi; Mr. Wilkins, Although lacking the heighth and experi- ence of most of their foes, the San Dieguito Colts were always hustling and playing heads up ball. In twenty games San Dieguito won four, three in league play. The one pre-league victory was over La Jolla, 29-23. Two of the Colts victories were over Mar Vista, 36-32 in the first game and 38-33 in the second. Vista was their other victory, falling 39-30. With a league record of 3 wins and 9 losses the colts finished in a tie with Vista for fourth place. For his great play on offense and defense, Harold Johnson richly deserved the awards of “Team Captain” and “Most Valuable Player.” 119 Montes; T. R. Douglas; R. S. DeWees; Row two: Johnson was the big offensive gun for the Colts. He led the team in scoring with 147 points, held goals with 49 and free throws with 49. Jerry Fleming, runner up to Johnson in total scoring, ended the season with 126 points. Ron Bissonette, the tallest player on the team was consistent and top rebounder on the squad. Coach Jack Wilkins, who was in his first year of coaching at San Dieguito, will have all of this year’s team back with the exception of Johnson, Fleming, Bissonette, and Montez who will have the opportunity to play Varsity ball next season. Sn EN ahha NNER emer nL “B”’ at GA TRACK San Dieguito’s B track squad had a very dis- appointing year as they went victoryless in nine meets. The C team, though, had a fine 4 win— 5 loss season, with 3 victories and 3 defeats coming in league competition. This league rec- ord represents the best of any athletic team at San Dieguito this year, not including baseball. Both the B’s and C’s dropped their first two meets. The B’s lost 83-12 to their first oppon- ent, Mission Bay, and they lost 81-14 to El Cajon. The C’s were downed in their first and second outings, with scores of 49-28 and 23-54 respectively. Against their third foe of the season, Chula Vista, the B’s were dropped 73-18; but the C’s won easily, the score being 57-20. The first two meets in league play ended with both teams being on the losing side. To Oceanside the B’s lost with a score of 60-33, and the C’s, 40-37. The B’s lost to Vista, 7114- 22%, and the C’s lost, 46-31. Against Fallbrook the B’s were downed, 68- 23, but the C’s were victorious, 62-15. The B’s made their best showing of the year against Coronado when they were nipped by only a 49-45 tally. The C’s, though, made their worst showing as they lost, 66-10. However, in this meet, most of the better C’s ran for the B’s leaving the C’s very weak. The C’s won their last two meets over Mar Vista, 59-18, and 54-23 over Escondido. The B’s lost by scores of 67-22 and 82-12 to close out the season. The B’s who were outstanding this year were George Darrough and David Barajas, dashes; Dick Barnhart, 660; Darrell Lewis, hurdles; Row One: D. Palmer, D. Barnhart, J. Sheetz, I. Wood, J. Fowler, 120 G. Amtmann; Row Two: J. Martin, Steve Bowman, high jump and pole vault; and Al Thomas, shot put. Other competitors who turned in good efforts were Gunter Amtmann, 660, Robert Clemens, 1320 and high jump; Robin Allen, shot; and Ivan Wood, pole vault. The C’s had many outstanding men: In the 100 and 180 dashes, John Martin, Dave Right- mer, and Jim Mitchell were tops. Gunter Amt- mann and Irvin Gross were the best 660 men. Amtmann won every time he ran the event, 6 times in C competition and 2 times in the B division. In the 120 low hurdles, Jim Fowler and Gay- lord Odle stood out. Ivan Wood, Jim Dean, and Stan Estrada were the key pole vaulters; and Ricky Montes the best high jumper. Fowler and Odle were the best in the broad jump and Estrada and Martin in the shot. Three school records were broken by the C’s this past year. Before the season started, the record in the 100 was 10:9. Mitchell then lowered it to 10:8, but Rightmer lowered it even further as he ran it in 10:5, which is now the record. The original shot put record was 42 feet before Estrada pushed the 8 pound ball 45’5” against Mar Vista. The 440 relay record was bested in the Es- condido meet when the combined speeds of Mitchell, Fowler, Martin, and Rightmer broke the old record by 7 10 of a second in the time of 47:6. In post season meets, this relay team a sec- ond in the Mustang Relays and a second in the Vista Relays, breaking the school record in the Mustang Relays. The record does not count, for the Mustangs lost. J. Coz, f Gross. J V BASEBALL With five gam of this writing, sity Baseball Team h win and three | losse four victories ands ’ from the time thi ree pre-le Mustangs 7-4; Vista, 14- 6: and La Joll were at the hands of — 12-7; and St. Augustine, 1 n Dieguito won a 11-6, for their 0 Escondido, 6-2; and Escondido In league competition, well-earned victory over bier lone win. Their defeats wer Fallbrook, 5-1; Oceanside, San Dieguito’s hurling was done by Bill Bruns, Ed Drear, and ' “ by by te Jerry Fleming. Eddie Myers and Jim Daniel handled the catching very well for the Mus- tangs The four other infield positions were play- ed by Gene Price, first base; Mitsu Hamada, second base; Bill McCullough, short stop; and Mike Stapley, third base. The outfielders were Bill Kundinger, Herb Smith, Frank Mannen, Alan Jancsi, Bernie Thomas, and Jim Daniel (when he didn’t catch) 1 an Dieguito’s offense gun was Eddie Myers, who led the team in just about every batting division. Herb Smith, Mike Stapley, and Bill McCullough were the only other con- sistent hitters on the squad. ee re rg hieHh eAEUIERK A enNy VNie view 1 ee EU EWU ern iruENr: ——————— by ety to pee en nT tare ean enn renin emma! mie ent ey eeanene tt teenie te mapa Aone eects RP enh GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: GAA. OFFICERS: Row 1, B. Gonzales, Hockey Head; M. Taylor, Pres.: B. MacFall, Sgt.-at-A Row 2, C. Adam Sec.-Treas J. Daniels, Pub. Mor.; M. L. West, Act. Mgr.; A. Yoshida, V. Pres. WEMEERS Re 1. A. Yoshida, J. Daniels, VD. Fowler, K. Sanders. A. Lyman, G. Kawano; Row 2, L. Leon, A. Wright. le, C. Adam, M. Taylor, L. Brouillette: Row 3, B. Simpson. J. Van Es. DD. Zerfas, K. Strasser, L. Dat- vidson : ar I ie. West. iP) M. L. 7ano, G. Kaw Cua : A. Lyman, . Yoshida, son Verdin nod P HOCKEY HOCKEY TEAM: A. Yoshida, M. L. West. L. Davidson, B. MacFuall, J. Miller, M. Taylor, C.. Adam, B. Gonzales, B. Simpson. Dorey we Pictuee D One of the greatest spectacles of all time took place on the foot- ball field between the G.A.A. Hockey Team and Frantic Fowl- er’s Hockey Team, consisting of remnants of the Varsity Football Team. Although the girls were | tough competition, the boys man- aged to win the game with a score of 1-0. In a fast and furious game of hockey, the Galloping G.A.A. whipped the Faculty Freaks by a score of 1-0 before the eyes of the entire Student Body. Also viewing the hilarious game, so ably covered by an- nouncer Mr. Williamson, was ‘ % Irene Jaronczyc, the cancer vic- 4 , fiona tim living in Encinitas in whose honor the game was played. OUTSTANDING HOCKEY PLAYERS: Seniors, Carol Adam. Backfield; Audrey Wright, Forward; Juniors, Betty Gonzales, Backfield; B, Simpson, Forward, 2 a ae a +1 eat a, VOLLEYBALL AND BASEBALL | q a a VOLLEYBALL TEAM: A. Yoshida, M. L. West, B. BASEBALL TEAM: C. MacFall, L. Davidson, C. Adam, M. Taylor, B. Gonzales, B. Simpson. Miller, M. McCarthy, D. Zerfas, J. Van Es, J. Miller, B. Simpson, J. Cobb, A. Lyman, M. Finch. BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS: Row 1, K. Saunders, D. Fowler; Row 2, C. Adam, M. Taylor, B B. MacFall, K. Strasser, A. Wright, A. Yoshida. SS REE OUTSTANDING VOLLEYBALL PLAY- OUTSTANDING G. A. A. MEMBERS: ERS: Senior, Aiko Yoshida; Junior, Betty Senior, Mary Taylor; Junior, Betty Gon- Gonzales zales 126 OUTSTANDING BAS sean hhhh beaded babdennediadiiahAeadbnaaamnnnnae tein teem ress sett TBALL PLAYERS: Seniors, A. SENIOR CUP AWARD: Mary Taylor. ; unior B Each year an Outstanding Senior Girl Cup Award is given for participation in four activities. The winner of this award is chosen on the basis of athletic ability, sportsmanship, and service. 127 | | ee Te Cee ie bok Adel (hee 1 eee ———— a 2 gee 8 GALLOPING G.A.A. vs. FACULTY FREAKS: Coach Hedges, Tumbling MacFall, Wrestler Wright, Slugger Gonzales, Bashful Barney. i H Hr } | ( HOCKEY TEAM vs. FOOTBALL TEAM | Hi i wes % Re Bote rem | eV SPR My meemronennane ee ae 1 ACTION !! D. Fowler, C. Adam, B. Gonzales, M. Taylor, B. MacFall. 128 a eta ete” Pfaff Sewing Center 45 8 First Street Encinitas W. M. Glynn Jewelry Co., Inc. 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McDonald mana ower FT aS Be 625 First Street Encinitas “Mac's” MacPherson‘s Men’s and Women’s Quality Clothing 515 FIRST STREET Encinitas e PLateau 3-1953 proving my typing, Pni n we had last y : mutt} It ) ‘ is f © PHILCO R.C.A, MAYTAG TIEDY'S Television Appliance Center 509 First Street Encinitas PL 3-1977 CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes To THE GRADUATING CLASS from COACH CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF YOUR CROWN SUPERCOACHES THE NATION'S FINEST AND SAFEST SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ) BODY Painting Cg i LET Mel's tein 01 Encinitas Encini iance 620 Second Street Encinitas Zim’s Cafe 531 First—Street Encinitas Encinitas . ncinitas Del Ma int and Hardware oe 101 Del Mar Benson Cleaners et Encinitas-Rancho Santa Fe Nelson €hapin Real Estate Paseo Delicias-Rancho Santa Fe Rip Copeland Insurance Rancho Santa Fe—PLaza 6-1433 Encinitas Lumber 745 gegen el “Bverything nything for Building” Deitrich Drugs Cor. st—amit—bBestreets Encinitas—PL 3-1943 Prescriptions Green Stamps R. 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