San Luis Obispo High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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SAN LUIS OEHSPOSENIOR HIGH STUDENT BODY V960 1, , . , ,WW.7,,...-, .,.,,M,,,.,.1,, f ,M ff ff ww, .f,, . ,, 1 nv Mew-0..w M. LJ -- f 412, 'LQ WA A Q '4-6-S' 'K' grl4's'5ff,ir'l3-Al'?5'i 'QS55kif5?.f,3fi' ,f,,32f'E'w'g?55 1' , , f1'- 4 5 2 -V ., ,,., V, If E 5 gh eg, Q-' A wc, N Pgfiifb My N . 1 'f 1, 'f 4 is Q Y 'ff P' ,L ,. , , 1 Y Q fijxs xv.'-'-:QQ -7M -M, '.. Q ' vl 611 f , 3-Q . ,, se A . 4 Fi , 154' ,,. vm X ... 'M BR 4 ' ':. A ' , -amy. rr A :, . if ifi',,f'?,i., .A -.W 1.111--fw -,-r, - Lwfwfa- -fwgfgsgfef-f,rfva'f:fQ7X V va P1993 ' r ' , 1 ffwslv- '1,.,1s:,. . fjf-Q Q. qgvjay. e Q., -5,22 f 3fi:fiX31f3ffgamx5QNi?Ya:5? F535 -,ra 5 -' 1 - 44,132 -' 2 ,,'.f, T', fbi ,. f ,c V ,,. . , HL? -127' e1 iS --f':J'f1-9fT?.'fjf'.Z 'g,Q:fi'iT' .:' 55-5iS?zi.'3'f4, :Q2::fg.gf:,g1,::'ff ,225 i. '2f32ff':f.2ygMy '4 L5sfg2:: . f. -JQ:-.70--. .1 .r-' cf- ' v--ff' ,' 'ylviyy 'wr 1 ' - ' ' , , f' 'aww-,vi 2Q4Q?E'S'giLbT15f?f1f?7f' 1 raf rHwf m:4f.+?if-1,-14.3 sirffzifzvfiiseergT-Excl?f atv! 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V m ar:-.5:,f1-' t ,z fn fx fy f f Q f , God calls out our loved ones, But we lose not Wholly what He hath qivenp They live on earth ln thought and deed As truly as in His heaven. -lohn Greenleaf Whittier IN MEMORY OF Mr. William Atkinson, who for fourteen years served this school not only as an English instructor, but as advisor to the Tiqer Tales and the Tiqer's Roar, and as a devoted teacher and a friend. Contents F acuity and Administration Sports Activities Seniors Juniors Sophomores Me mories TUGE 9 I -' ff kip' Q' -4- .'V qu: X gg jf ,Iv 0 W J A J' ' 1 ' 5 ,- ' ,- ' :Z QQQZT K 1 'xx - ,, 3- figi f'?v ' ' i I 1 f ' fi f -5 .V V X Ffg,ka., I -pi ' , A-,,,, L' ! , R . nl r ' A H li A' A 'xi A ', lx X W lim A ,.j.,?'fQ-jx, 5 J . mxw., .gunna M, J A ff, ' 1 IJ, 1 V ,W 'F 'ff L l-lP'-,f'f:X,E- F ,Sq r ' 1 4 .' ,' N XA A K - V ,I 5 - . , ' . , 4. ' ' Y .1 ' ' n 1 pg I- f' v, , ,Q-2 n . A 1 1 7 I 7 Mr. A. G. Wilson Assistant Superintendent Business Services XQTH- 1' ,- L-fi A' ,,,,,,.' 'fr-A, Mr. Lars Bcrrstad Assistant Superintendent Education Services if V' ' . 4 iii Q 'ff ,,,,, K 2 Lge, ttis , if' 3 SEATED: Dr. Albert Clawson, Dr. Ioseph Middleton. President: Mr. Iames McGrath. STANDING: Mr. C. Fred Hamlin, Mr. Dan D. Law. Clerk. 'Sc' flhqgpgwa, ' ' , Mr. Frank C. Holt Principal Administration if i Mr. Arthur I. Godfrey Vice-Principal Miss Ethel Cooley Dean of Girls W9 Mr. Donald Hixson Dean of Boys s 3 if if MQ' f S D . R' r Dxggrd Munn Mr. Ooley. Mrs. Fern Miller, Mr. Estep. Mr. Ice Gelinas or of C t d, Child Welfare and Guidance us 0 Kms fix. Lois Anqeloni and Mrs. Hattie B. Creel Mrs. Hurry Borah Secretary. Records Clerks 5WiiChb0C!rd i Mrs. Geraldine Selby Attendance Secretary IO Mrs. Kaihryn Emati Cafeieria Staff Head of stall-Mrs. Petersen F acult Members Now cast a glance At the teachers here: Pick out the ones You've had this year. lust scan the pan. Of everyone- You may have worked, But you had fun. And now the brain mill's Almost through Don't kid yourself- You'll miss 'em too. ' -Bill l-laxton Mrs. Lois Adams Mr Allen Agnew Home Economics Commercial A,,,,-gggifw VYVV , 1 TK 'fl , .A 441 tg Mr. Philip Attwood Mr Walter Austin Scie c Tn! Driver Training Mr. Milton Baer iss Mildred Beaver Mr Clyde Bodley Music Foreign Lgngugge Industrial Arts . rs y , a in 15 L89 , 4 Q ' 1 Y 5 J . 1 ggi' gb, .ads-Egg! 11 'TI ex? 1 Q F W il - effigy -74,14 Mrs. Helen Botley V , JXQQUV' V ,mi REU ,fl,',f Mrs. Lillian Bowls Mr. loseph Cushman EHQ'l1Sl'1 A . wx jj Y if English Social Science . Q ,f 1 5 t 7V4t.f V MT- Edward D9V11'1e lfftwq Mr. lohn Dodge Miss Anna C. Dolan Commercial L ir lndustrial Arts Social Science 'Nu hs 5'--.4544 Mrs. Barbara Dollahon Mr. Glen Dollahon Mrs. Anne Dolliver English Social Science and Physical Education Foreign Language Miss Alice Doud Mrs. Carmel Dunninq Mr. Russell Duval Arts and Crafts English Industrial Arts 'ir ,.,. K , 7, Mr. William Elliott Mathematics Miss Lucille Hale Commercial ,ff 1 MY ff ' 'w,,L'w iff? ? 1-it y L, ,,: , ., Miss Margaret Maxwell Art Mrs. Marion Parkison Mathematics fww Wk fs ,. EY, I P 9 fl f I ici if - 5 f ,s t Miss Lavern Gayman Mr. Robert Grindle Home Economics Music Mrs. Dorthy Harrison Mrs. Anne Lee Science Physical Education Mr. Lucian Morrison Mrs. Berwyn Meacham Social Science Music Mr. Philip Prijatel Mr. Robert Punches Physical Education Physical Education t L if ff M Vern flauch it Mathematics Mr Frank Shaw Science an 'Y 5 1 ci ' Mr. lack Tuttle Mr William Tyner Mr Everett Weant Physical Education Social Science Industrial 1-Xrts Mr Iames Williams Mrs MaryV Wilson Mr Richard Yeo Agriculture Physical Education Drama and Speech .ff Adi' ...an ,..w,,, MY ,..f,,,.,m Spirits? Tl er Turnabout Da This year marked the first Tiger Turnabout Day, a new, and successful, experiment in faculty-student ac- tivities. A second-period assembly featuring most of the faculty members aroused school spirit to a fever pitch in anticipation of the basketball game that evening be- tween our instructors and those of Paso Robles High tour own squad naturally slaughtered the oppositionl, and a noon-time confectionery sale added to the capital collected for the Student Scholarship Fund. I i 4 On target ML Gallagher and Mr. Shean I fl, i' ' 2 . 5 f Q t Z j F Without a barbershop, yet Tumabout was complete with this dramatization of a typical classroom Y' 'sf 15 ff QQ X- Z!! - K U N pm 2 .,,1,,, , ,X ., -pf' X 'ff' X. 1. Q gy 5 ,J f ' 8'-5' if 4 17- J, Y -1' -. , , ' - ','a,g!?'3 . fff. ' ,. 5+ -NKQPI' 'J'--IQK 'L 3 ' , f ' Fifi 5 li qiu. i2.!y7av!'.vJ,s 4:51. -tgg.-, 1, , , . , 1 - . 1 1, is yd AY jfkneix , Q Q. I V -Q.. 1- 'wil , . ' .BK A YJ, I, Y. , 15i?kff5 .K-,QA- Y' 1 'fifw L x F41 J . ,gf- ,- ,' rf, XTX -X Axg ,-Yu, . 1. A. 1-1 r ,, .ff '41, 5- XFX Varsit Football yt .'L, 41 Q, L , f , ft T C .:, ,,. 1, fi , . ' Coach lack Tuttle SLO 6 . SLO 0 . SLO 7 . . SLO 14 . . 'SLO 6 . . 'SLO U . . 'SLO 33 . . 'SLO 12 . . 'SLO 18 . . . . . 'denotes league games Mike Fisher Guard Coach Glen Dollahon . Paso Robles 19 . . Mater Dei 34 North Bakersfield 20 . Port Hueneme 6 . Paso Robles 19 . Arroyo Grande 27 . . Atascadero 33 . . . Lompoc 19 . . Santa Maria 33 Coach Tuttle was faced with a major rebuilding job this year after the Bengals lost most of their bite through graduation. What the Bengals suffered from lack of experience, they tried to make up for in courage and backed away from no oneg taking on such opponents as the strong Mater Dei Monarchs and North Bakersfield. Facing the power-packed, confident, Santa Maria Saints for their last game of the season, the Tigers battled their way with enthusiasm and ended their schedule with a spectacular aerial display. lf they had not lost their senior end, lohn Telles, due to an injury, the Tiger attack, usually confined to the ground, could have taken better ad- vantage of the good arms of Iohn Lewis and Bill Pierce. Working under the quarterbacking of lohn Lewis most of the season, the Tigers had veteran senior Phil Prijatel and junior Wilbur Owens, backed by hard running sophomores Tom Sweeney and Don Frazier at halfback. Fullback Tony Boyle proved to be equal to his chore and should be one of the best next year. End positions were held by Ioe Bowlby, Bob Ver- cruse and Fred Lewis. Up front, the tackle spots were manned by Rick Leguina and big Mike McCune. At guards were senior Mike Fisher and junior Clint Lebo. No one found it easy to get through either Lynn Wynn or Bruce Messer at center. On defense Ierry Diefenderfer and Bill White served notice to the League that they will be tough to deal with next year. Co-captained by Prijatel and Fisher, the green Tigers played a schedule of which they can be proud and gained the needed experience which should make them a team to beat next year. At the end of the season the team elected Phil Prijatel the most valuable backg Mike Fisher, the most valuable lineman and honorary captain. loe BOWHJY Tony Boyle Ierry Dieienderfer End Fullback Tackle Don Frazier Fred Gottfried Bill Iesperson H jerry Keen Halfback Fullback Tackle-Center Tackle 'f .2192 I .44 Bruce Messer Center Q 4 . I 9 7 1 ., ,wt 1 -rf, X1 K rf 43 Bill Spoeneman Guard-Tackle Doug Ontiveras Hallbacl-c Tom Sweeney Haliback Wilbur Owens Haliback L N -In W., ,Z , ,cn H? 1 K .A ,ffl chin Lebo Guard la i . 5, 2 ' cl ' M 6 Rick Leguinc Tackle Fred Lewis End ia .Q , , Jn 5 Y M vgQ5Q,qvq,'w--- Bill Pierce Quarterback -. if ' C Bob Vercruse Bill White End End-Fullback F9 ,,.l, iz l iz -1 Q I .S 1 1' b A t, di . I .15 Iohn Lewis Haliback-Quarterback Phil Priiatel Halfback K Ll? t n fb Y' sf 5 .4 fiuasdif' Lynn Wynn Center 1 ' 'J 4 . x c,l...,.l ,W .,,,.,,, ua.. SLG l4 Port l-lueneme 6 Laboring under heat and smog in an afternoon game with the Vik- ings at Port l-fueneme, the Tigers collected their first win. The Tigers counted early in the opening period when fullback Tony Boyle ran 50 yards for a touchdown. During the same quarter, after a 45 yard punt by lohn Lewis put the Vikings with their backs against the goal line, tackle ferry Diefenderfer dropped a Viking halfback behind the goal for two points. In the fourth auarter lohn Lewis galloped 50 yards for the Tiger final touchdown. SLO 33 Atascadero 33 lntroducing a surprise attack on the very first play of the game, quarterback Iohn Lewis threw a pass to Phil Priiatel for a perfect 62 yard touchdown. ln the second quarter, Lewis came up with another precision throw, again to Priiatel, which was good for 38 yards and another touchdown. A third touchdown was set up with SLO l2 Lompoc 19 The Tigers outplayed the Lompoc Braves in total offense, but penalties and fumbles moved in again to spoil their chance to win the Home- coming Game. Defensive standouts for the Bengal eleven were tackles Rick Leguina and ferry Diefender- fer, center Lynn Wynn, and lohn Lewis. Hard-running fullback Tony Boyle gained lOl yards. a 69 yard Lewis to Priiatel pass. With an inspired, hard- hitting Bengal line opening up the Hounds defense, the Tigers started the fourth quarter with a two touchdown lead. lf the Tuttlemen defense could have contained the Atascadero star, Nettleton, the Tiger hopes of moving out on their cellar mates would have been realized. 20 SLO l8 Santa Maria 33 After playing their best during the first half all season, the Bengals reversed themselves and came up with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, to end their grid sea- son. Wilbur Cwens put the Tigers on the scoreboard first, going over the last three yards after a 60 yard drive, which saw quarterback Bill Pierce hit Priiatel with a pass good for 35 yards. Becovery of an onside kick and a penalty against the Saints, put the Bengals on the Saints' 28 yard line where in seven plays Pierce went into the end zone for the Tiger score. Tackle Bick Leguina recovered a Saint fumble on the Tiger 36 to set the stage for a tremendous last ditch aerial display by the Bengals. Pierce threw to Priiatel for a 29 yard pass to the Santa Maria 35, then tossed to Gwens for l7 yards, hit Priiatel again for 6 and then pitched to fullback Tony Boyle for the touchdown with just 27 seconds remaining in the game. SLO 6 Paso Robles l9 The Tigers turned in their best game of the season while suffering a loss to the Bear- cats in their first league game. Out-playing the Bearcats statistically the outcome might have been different had the Bengals not lost their running and defensive, Letterman, half- back Phil Prijatel early in the second quar- ter with a turned ankle. The Tigers, with lohn Lewis guarterbacking drew first blood SLO 7 North Bakersfield 20 The Tigers still locking for their first win of the season put on a surprising perform- ance and scared the twinkle out of the visit- ing Ncrth Bakersfield Stars before losing a game that they went into as a four touch- down underdog. The Tigers led the Stars for the better part cf three quarters and then X faded as the North Bakersfield depth began to tell. With Mike lVlcCune charging in and blocking a Stars punt on their 48, Fred Lewis grabbed up the tree hall and scooted over ' for the Tiger touchdown. Quarterback Bill Pierce passed to end Ice Bowlby for the ex- tra point. The Tigers missed their veteran end, lchn Telles, who was out for the bal- ance of the season with a broken collarbcne. x Qt X . ' nl. in the second quarter with Priiatel shoving into the end zone from the l yard line to end a 69 yard drive. Tackle lerry Diefen- derfer was a stand out on defense with lO tackles while Ricky Leguina and Bill White were close behind with 9 each. Pullback Tony Boyle was the workhorse for the Tigers with 52 yards. Priiatel was runnerup with 45. 21 Summer Football Practice Session ix? Ns. Q uni! wg! HARNESSING UP Right to left-Coach lim Zanoli, Gary Lindsay, Bob Ballesteros. Fred Lewis ,,, iafaC1' fa ' 'f V3 ' 3' P ' -M . 'BLR,, -1 ' ' , 4z.Jw'1W 'f , M, -1n'- -aug 'fikjr Fi ...ay- 44 -h X I CHEER LEADERS: Gail Tcmcredy, Dicxncx Babcock, Dorcey Green. SONG LEADERS: Marihcx Brcxdshcxw, Susan Gillen, Carolyn Westlund, Shirley Perry. Patti Noble. TIGER LILY Meiko lwao .LA4 k. 5- is lm l -fl ..- FIRST ROW: Howard Franklin, lim Barei, Ken Fryer, lim Kluck, Richard Hollings. THIRD ROW: Stanley Schwarz, Bill McDaniel, Chuck Meissner, Gary Whitney, Bob Fagan, SECOND ROW: Al- Mike McCay, Wesly Asmussen, Tom DeVaul, Tom Copeland, bert Lewis, Mike Barry, Alan Dillingham, Arthur Leister, David Rodney Philbrick, David Hudqens, Wendell Chambers, Bob Snider. Gibson, Ierry Friesen, Ervin Rodgers, Ian Hendrix, Travis Wilson, Coach Phil Priiatel Coach lim Zanoli junior Varsit Football With the scoreboard once again proving the old adage, experience is the best teacher, our lunior Varsity again labored under the handicap of being the only school in our league not playing ninth grade football. At press time there is a strong effort being made by parents and school officials to sell Freshman football to our School Board. Coach Priiatel's Cubs playing some close ones, displayed a well balanced team, with good blocking and tackling. The lack of equal experience could well have made the difference in the Arroyo Grande and Paso Robles games. Torn Sweeney, until he was called up to the Varsity squad, along with lim Kluck and Ken Fryer turned in good perform- ances in the backfield. End Tom Copeland no doubt caught the eye of Varsity Coach, Tuttle, as well as Chambers at center, and Wilson and McCoy at the guard spots. Bill Black after proving himself equal to three positions should be ready for varsity action next year. ,, ,'--:V , L wi, '11, 1-' . f Q Y ',. A , , ,M - W -',m.,, , .- 1 Af: 1 H - M - V ., W f- t, -' . 7 46 '12 ' J' ar r In if JJ ' kguzhf ,N :,,x:g3Z5 - , M K f ff 'W jf my x , I 3 .Q H ,L , ,, , N. , f A 'rg . J' ' ia, f 0 Q 32 'N 5 1 3 5 , jf ' it ,. Q-Q, 3 of f f MJ . , M A it k 5 ,,,., ... gy- --,.. ff- f - SLO 19 Paso Robles 28 ,viswk 2'- . 7 b M., SLO 12 Arroyo Grande 13 2 'SLO U Atcxsccxdero 6 M 'SLO 0 Lompoc 6 'SLO 0 Scmia Maria 53 'SLO 0 Paso Robles 42 . ' 'SLO 12 Arroyo Grcmde 33 1 www 1 Q, V ,' ' K , , I 'denotes league games Y 4 pw - o of ---Nm , ,ykgsog , -,K vw , Whirxa f A 1 .Tl,A4ft iflwffr 1. f,,.'l?' ' 'f wwf. Q2 -Eiwfwfi-row H :KM F ' ,A K . . E, Wi, H way, ,1.5 hk V, , ,129 , ' ia, K . v V A wrist.. .su , 5 ,, .sr ' . , . 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The Bengals were led by three seniors--lim Lon- borg, voted most valuable player: Butch Tones, voted tearn captaing and Larry Sederburg-and two juniors Bill Pierce Dale Sqlyer Forward Forward I - fl 4 Z df ff! f X I fl 1 4-6 5,01 i2flj?z' 'sf wwf' if if We if . f V , Ml ' 4 V , f 424 ff2'h'i6, , ' 1 www , ' L' 'f?2'fi7? Ma- ,j. iff UQ V , 'Z' 5' f jcggyjygyyrz fi g ,wg ,-55:5 ff f . 12L177w'gf f 1' M ' 3. 1fZt1:z,1,f:.m:,,,f, w ,yt ,,M,,,,4 , f tail Basketball -Iim Breeden and Bob Meacham. Gther members who contributed with great enthusiasm were Iohn Telles, Bill Pierce, Lee Hollister, Dale Salyer, Dave Borradori and Rick Warthen. Lonborg, lones, Seder- burg, Telles, Hollister, Salyer and Warthen were graduated this year. Prospects for next year might appear bleak were it not for the promise demonstrated by the Iunior Varsity members and the experience of the returning juniors. Larry Sederberq Iohn Telles Guard Forward S 5 W Wil i S ' ' 1 ' f' I , , 7 g X rffty 5 l ' 2' Wie' . . Liz' , 12,2329 ,239 B ' , ,Y - - , i ., A54 ' 5 X - -4 ifft2i1ifi?5W:1 ' f -- 14 7: r , , ffjf 1 zFYf.', . 'a ' i - 'V M ' ' , .V , , , A , 4. 'f'L.1'1 yy 55 Eli 5 ,. A 5' -A Z? SCORES 22-Taft ,....... . 27-Atascadero ......,. 38-North Bakersfield 44-Arroyo Grande . . . 64-Santa Clara . . . 47-Lompoc ..... 36-Mission .... 64-Santa Maria .. 74-Santa Barbara . . . 30-Paso Robles . . . 77-Monterey ..... 47-Atascadero ...... 62-Arroyo Grande .... 63-Lompoc ........ 59-Santa Ynez . . . 55-Mission ...... 61-Santa Maria .... 24-Paso Robles . . . 904-Visitors Average Per Game 56.50 Season Record 8 Wins l0 Defeats Ricky Warthen Center ....35-SLO . . . .25-SLO . . . .46-SLO . . . .48-SLO . . . .35-SLO . . . .37-SLO . . .59-SLO . . . .41-SLO . . . .35-SLO . . . .41-SLO . . . .22-SLO . . . .61-SLO . . . .49-SLO . . . .54-SLO . . . .48-SLO . . . .74-SLO . . . .45-SLO , . . .51-SLO 806 Home Average Per Game 50.03 League Record 5 Wins 5 Deieats lim Ethridqe Manager L E ,z A i my Y is... QP! 'pf I K, rf :r- fl Q, 1' an . f ' X V ' v f 5545, if., ,,,,.q , ix I, , , .M ,J , K , iify. 1 ' Junior Varsity Basketball t FIRST ROW We ly Watlu s Ge E py Mxke MCC mck Tom S e y B b B Ile leros Sam Lope Bob Saly SECOND ROW F d Le s Bll Punches P i Ad ms Iohn Punch s Irm D f rd Charles D ky Ricky Wass SCORES c hole Dollqho Atascadero Arroyo Grande Santa Clara Lompoc Mission Santa Maria Santa Barbara Paso Robles . Monterey , . . Atascadero .. Arroyo Grande Lompoc ..... Santa Yriez . . Mission ..... Santa Maria . Paso Robles . 619-Visitors Average Per Game 38.7 Season Record 12 Wins 4 Defeats SLO SLO SLO SLO SLO SLO SLO -SLO -SLO -SLO -SLO -SLO 66-SLO 73-SLO 36-SLO ............48-SLO 768-Home Average Per Game 48.00 League Record 7 Wins 3 Defeats gr f sl Led by the sharp shooting of sophomore Pat Adams and the brilliant teamwork of the Punches twins Fred Lewis and Tom Sweeney the Bs of San Lurs Obispo High School had indeed a suc y cessful season With the encouraging demonstra tion of teamwork it seems as if the future promises to be bright for the coming years The Cubs had a 12-4 overall win loss record finishing second in league with a 73 win loss record Coach Glen Dollahons hustlmg Cubs show no mean poten tionl for next years basketball season M In . 5 Wm, Z , , f Ml! 'S VARSITY--FIRST ROW: Dave Kishiyama, Richard Glick. Bruce Perez. Gary Kolb, Martin Whitmer, Iohn Salazar. SECOND ROW: Frank Silva. Iim Iones, Bill White. Bob Woodworth. Phil Priiaiel, Mike McCay, Ken Walker. lf-1 in ....,... IUNIOR VARSITY-FIRST ROW: Sam Taylor, Bruce Hodqins. Howard Franklin, Gelfory Baril, Ierry Greenelsh, Ronald Rude, Sandy Lagao. SECOND ROW: lim Maino, Fred Gottfried. Bill Spoeneman, Bob Minugh, Clint Lebo. Dan DeVaul. 32 Wres tling Coach Phil Prijatel's wrestling squad claimed third place in the league for the season. During the dual match sea- son the Bengal grapplers took indisputable victories over Lom- poc, Santa Maria, Morro Bay, and Mission, While suffering losses to the Arroyo Grande Eagles -and the Atascadero Greyhounds. In tournaments the Tiger mat- men fared well, finishing sec- ond in the Carpenteria tourna- ment, placing in the Cal Poly tourney, and taking a third at the SLO Athletic League Cham- pionship Tournament. ln the Carpenteria melee, Frank Silva walked off with a blue ribbon in the 138-pound class, Bill White won the 154- pound diadern, and Mike Mc- Cune captured the heavy- weight crown. ln the lunior Varsity division, Mike McCay placed first at 154. The Prijatlemen took third at the league meet, with Bill White and Phil Prijatel lr. taking top honors. Coach Prijatel is looking for- ward to next year with Richard Glick, Howard Franklin, Ierry Greenelsh, Tony Boyle and Mike McCay forming the nu- cleus of his team. At the end of the season the team elected Frank Silva hon- orary captain and Phil Prijatel lr. as the outstanding wrestler. Coach Phil Priiaiel ! V. 'a , '4 ' 3'-:' , f ' f 4 ,f . in f my , , - f ,, A , , .+:1i' --,f'f:.:m:?,:,w g,gf,'-M'Xrwv ff , f - 'Aff ,,--' fy u, ,W , ig i..3w2,2?ff' , I , ,,., m,,m1,, ,, im.,,,., . A ,, .:,.,1.i,, E , , mr., 'fri -EVL-.EXW '12-v1:,viv'f:f 'Q I 'iff vi, se .H-Wm N 9 W ? 9 Q 5 334 Q if lack Della Bitta Second Base ,cy , ' Q M Iim Cluck Outlield ,e-v '9-.gt .1+ 'V . 9 Kai I' lil lil lim Breeden Catcher 34 , ,, , ,,,,,, , WH 1 ,wt W if I f f . . - ,X fa VYXEEW7 V v :ff ,,'w,4z,,,' ,, , ' ' 4 , ,-'ff' f7'5v'2:ar2 6- V ,g wa. V Wy?-rf f ' It I , f f . ' QU, , , K i ,f,df'VMif H H I , V, cdfff , 42,74 I . 3, T , , in-W,,,, I T , qw, I f v is Q M f , W f , U ll itil IM ' ,Q-AQ.. . Q . Mike Fisher Lee Hollister Butch Iones Steve Larson First Base Second Base, Right Field Pitcher Third Base Varsit Baseball Looking for their third consecutive GLF. AA championship the Tigers under Coach Iohn Dodge have the potential to go all the way, but whether they will come up with the team work to make it a reality, remains to be seen. The Bengals dropped their first two games to Taft in a double header in the oil town and two more to Ventura before settling down to win their next six games. Mel Queen, proud possessor of last year's C.l.F. Player of the Year, and first team short stop awards, as well as All-Conference first team short stop, led the Tigers in the first game of a twin win over the Santa Maria Saints. Mel belted out two hits in two times at bat, while Bill Pierce collected two for three. Bob Meacham went the dis- tance in the opener, while Butch Iones and lim Lonborg shared the nightcap. ln their first league outing of the season, the Tigers blanked the Atascadero Grey- hounds 9-U, as Iones and Lonborg again combined for the victory. Mel Queen and Floyd Lewelling both collected circuit clouts for the Bengals. ln their second league game the Bengals edged the Arroyo Grande Eagles 8-7. lt took a sixth inning save by Queen to keep the Dodgemen from falling from the top of the league standings. Fisher had walked with one away in the sixth, but was forced at second as Larson made it to first, Queen, who had been issued an inten- tional walk with two outs in the fourth was expecting another free pass as the signal was given to Eagle chucker lack Reed by his coach. Qn the first pitch Reed crossed up Queen by tossing an easy one right down the middle. Queen smiled as he took the called strike and Reed was quite proud of his strategy, He then threw three inten- tional balls to Queen. Qn the fifth pitch Queen, ready for this one, lashed it out over the Eagle outfielders. Butch Iones then put the Eagles down in the seventh. With Queen again showing his power in a 10 hit attack by the Tigers, the Atasca- dero Greyhounds fell before the Bengals 17-U. Queen collected two homers and a single, Bill Pierce homered in the third, while Mike Fisher, last year's C.l.F. and All- Conference first team first baseman, hit a double and a single. ln their third league play, the Dodgemen failed to combine their defensive game with their hitting. While collecting ll hits, they made costly errors in the field which gave the Lompoc Braves a 7-6 victory over the Tigers. In the opener, circuit blows by Dale Salyer and Mike Fisher could not make up for the timely hits by the Lompoc team. The Bengals have an experienced infield with Queen, Fisher, and third sacker Steve Larson having played together on last year's Championship team. The pitching staff of all-league player Floyd Lewelling, lim Lonborg, Butch Iones, and Bob Meacham is strong, but with the schedule of 32 games this season, it certainly has its work cut out. All we can do as we go to press at this time is to wish the Tiger Nine good luck! N .1 Coach Iohn Dodge Q s.L.o. . . St. Barbara . f frfff -'.-31121 ,-' 'f f a Rick Leguina Floyd Lewelling Second Base. Outfield Pitcher. Outfield NOT PICTURED Mel Queen Short Stop Howard Grisham Manager Feb. 27 . . . S.L.O ..... QTaft March 1 . . Atascadero .Q S.L.O. March 5. . S.L.O ..... QVentura March 8. . Arroyo . . .QS.L.O. March 10 . . S.L.O ..... Q Atascadero' March 15 . . S.L.O .... . Q Paso Robles March 18. . Arroyo . . .QS.L.O.' March 19. . St. Maria . .Q S.L.O. March 22 . . S.L.O ..... Q Atascadero March 26 . . S.L.O ..... Q Lompoc' l March 29 April 1 April 2 April 5 April 8 April 11 April 12 April 13 April 19 April 22 April 23 April 26 April 29 April 30 May 3 . MGY . . St. Maria . . Q s.L.o.' S.L.O ..... Q Salinas . . S.L.O ..... QArroyo S.L.O ..... Q Paso Robles' EASTER VACATION S.L.O ..... Q Mission ..Co1ta ..Kinq City.. Q s.L.o. Q s.L.o. . . PasoRob1es .Q S.L.O. . . Atascaclero .Q S.L.O-. 1' Ventura . . .QS.L.O. . . PasoRob1es. . . S.L.O .... . . . S.L.O .... . . . S.L.O .... . 7...Lompoc... 'denotes leaqu Q S.L.O.' Q Arroyo' Q Santa Barbara Santa Maria' Cf? Q S.L.O.' 9 Q'CI1'I19 f 's . .. ay' ,, fp fr' 'El-Ill? ll 'ill ill! A ' , I Q w wf? 1-:vi 4 wwf A y ,1f,1Qafg4 i , . wf ' 2. fw w. Q 5 , fp, H: I fi ,1 ,. ' ,gf r ?wJ:: gy . f Q 4, ' 4 ' 'fa A f V 9,2 1 f J :Ju , 0 1 , , . -' A, ' H, f'ff'9-4' 1.54. .V f . -,5- 1 'J .1'f':.e', - -A if Wwe:-is Iim Lonborg Pitcher, Left Field 1 Dale Salyer Center Field Bob Meacham Pitcher. First Base m Bill Pierce Second Base .3 main V V V ny ryvy 1 2-If 1 Bob Salyer Right Field . igjsfigi '1' sf , W -. David Hollaway Manager 3 5 ..4f7,., ... .,,.... .,.., , ,,!7,..4-,mv . j Z, Q WG xl 'wa Ivy, 1 ,,.,' I A J 4 SL Q... 'fi . ,, 4, Y Ati, S! Ny J 5 3 W ,f 1- , -1, - JI 6 + X. X.,,M,,,,,,,M1,,. wwf -, ,X ,-1 3 .1 -xv 53? Q ' .4-.54 . ,9 03, I X 1' ' ref. 'f f , ' fa , v' ! r 1' f '7 ' 'f -V' 4 J , L - 'V 1 'r , Q52 'avi-'ZA' 4-fi- - 'f - X ' Nj , A V , 5Y,fn lg:7,ifi,,: 1.9151 r , ' N T-wwf, ,, N A,. . L+-1 -'fJ,g,fg24'.,1 , f A , M, ' ,Q Qgwf, I I G :5:f?3f47zwfQ' HL ff .,,k 5 AA,Z k U H- I Y V947 il M' 11 If ,V ,I .,,. , k,,,,- n ' 121, fj '23A4i.is-'-.Q 22 f , Z. ,., K 13 5? 'fWmff'H-2 L4 1, M, V, my f11',,f ' 3' ff 5 Q ew? M Ju' f y 1 'K wt N , fp Junior Varsity Baseball The junior varsity baseball team under the leadership oi Coach lack Tuttle provides the material for future varsity teams. Each year they play a series oi games with other junior varsity teams in the league and make a fine showing. This year they are looking forward to an even greater SGCISOI1. March 3 . March lU . March 15 . March l8 . March 22 . March 25 . March 29 . April l . . April 5 . . April 8 . . April 20 . . April 22 . . April 26 . . April 29 . . May 3 , . S.L.O.. . . S.L.O S.L.O S.L.O S.L.O S.L.O S.L.O SLO S.L.O S.L.O S.L.O S.L.O SLO SLO SLO . . Morro Bay . . Atascadero . . . . Mission Arroyo Grande . . .Morro Bay . SLO. Frosh Santa Barbara . Santa Maria . S.L.O. Frosh . Paso Robles . . . . Mission . . Atascadero . Paso Robles Arroyo Grande . Santa Maria Q Coach Iock Tuttle FIRST ROW: Dave Kishiyama. Sam Lopez, Don Walters, lim Lewellinq, Charley Dickie. SECOND ROW: Tom Sweeney, Iohn Punches, Mel Hahn, Bill Punches, Wendell Chambers, Bill Plum, Bill Spoeneman. THIRD ROW: lack Tonini, Rick Wasson, Bob Faqon, Bob Ballesteros, Terry Flint, Iim Eihridqe, Dave Gibson. N If QQ gwug M Coach Bob Punches Couch Dick Monow tnot picturedl ,,,, if b mf' t tp , Mt, t , Track As this Edition of Tiger Tales goes to press, the track team of Coach Bob Punches has had three meets. ludging from the re- sults of these meets, the Tigers do not seem to be the strong contenders they were last year when they Won the league championship. Sure winners this year will be Phil Prijatel, pole-vault, Io Lenz and lim Iones, middle-distance running, Calvin Massey and Bob Heathcock, long-distance running. In the B division great hopes are placed on Ralph Bell in the high jump, Bob Snider in the shot put, and Frank Westlund in the 660. Ken Hebrard in the high jump and Gerald Beaton in the Sprints have a bright future in the C division. Iim Iones-middle distance runnincx TRACK SCHEDULE 1 March 5 . A i , fi S.L.O. Q Arroyo Grande 9 1 March l2 A yy Lompoc Relays V March l9 M ' ' A Paso Robles Q SLO. F: 1 , ,, V ff ,,fR ,. ? March 26 aff? S.L.O. Q Santa Maria April 2 King City Track Meet April 9 SLC., Atascadero Q Paso Robles April 23 Memorial Meet Q Atascadero April 30 ' Santa Maria, Lompoc Q S.L.O. May 7 San Luis Obispo League May l4 CIF Quarter Finals MGY 21 f . C.I.F. Semi Finals A 1, M Y ..,l G .r.- - , nil' . Phil Priialel-pole vuuli Bob Snider-51-wi pui v A 1 Q' J . I, , v 4 ,uf Io Lenz-Ihe blocks Y- una-u-v V K . ' -.- f W, A .Alb ' I Y , , ,B ,. C - 4 . I Q ' . ' T- ,,,gk:....yg 'P' - s4 R'-an ' -.4 Mg... R lphs 11-h h' rf: 1 in ,2 1 ' G e 'g 'mp S . if.. -5 ff-g, W' i 1 4, 3: C ff X ., Y 4, ., f 4711 flbnnls Teams f f , if Ii f 1- , fff 4 - 'r Pg 7 ', - ' 2' 4 1 . M ' 2 J 5 IJ Z 1 X H ' 3 ' 1 f Body Conditioning Course l Volley Ball Tournament If-Qs K y P fffvrf- .' 1- . 'gg N. ,S .LB -. ta' JC ' , in L, ' away any .,'.f.g,.'h s, :QV fyvx ' V ' Q , . -' ,, .. :rf . -V. - , 1 49 in me 2 fit HC . 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Y A gm 2 1 f K , V, Y V4 n M, ',,5 W V ',fi17f',,Z9fp , f ,izgffwti , 4 , f' 1 g ,A , ,, ,.',,, VL ww :gh 5,3 -PNA 5 fc C J 1. '2 Q ,.-K P f ', , I . LA v 1' -IT.. Z f :gl : at ' zf9ilf'- QE: Y li '54 A ' s 55 ' !' 'fi ' ' Zgf-. s M VIEW IM IZ M' ' Q- f Ygf.: Pifgg: ', !i an q 'gl -'!:fr , V . ima I mi ., X A First Semester xecutive Board I MIKE FISHER President CLAY DAVIDSON Vice President MICHELE TOONE Secretary IIM MAINO Finance IUDY OSBORNE Proqrcrm LAURIE RUDA' Social BOB HEATHCOCK Publicity DIANA BABCOCK Cheerleader D Li at f ' ---------'-- v E .., ,'-.--an mf: 323 ,.,........- X'-y MAKVVI A WELFARE , , 1 e Toone. SECOND ROW: Mike Fisher, Renee Bourene, Patti Noble, Kathi Hill, Mary Ellen Corcoran, Ianet Wadstrup, Mikie Carroll, Virginia Roller. THIRD ROW: Clay Davidson Gerald Bucy Iim Maino, Pattie McKinn'e I d O b , , 1 . u y s ome, Lynn Avery. Charlene Philbrick. FOURTH ROW: Ioachim Lenz, Bob Heathcock. Laurie Ruda, Carol Helfert, Karen Iorqensen, Estella Morris, Miss Cooley, Mr. Godfrey. BOARD. FIRST ROW: Meiko Iwao. Diana Babcock, Marcia Sears. Carol Pennington Betsy Culbertson M'chel Executive Board Second emester BILL GREENELSH President HM lONES Vice President SUSAN HALL Secretary GERALD BUCY Finance GARY MULLIN Program CNoi pictured? MARY ELLEN CORCORAN Social KAREN IORGENSEN Publicity DIANA BABCOCK Cheerleader MISS ETHEL COOLEY MR. ARTHUR GODFREY MR. DONALD HIXSON Advisors S -uiluunlullllvv-U r ,Z ,-...Q- ,J fee- nl' WELFARE BOARD. FIRST ROW: Meiko Iwao, Renee Bourene, Susan Hall. Sue Gillen. Marsha Rood. SECOND ROW: Gerald Bucy, Lee Hollister, Diana Babcock, Mary Ellen Cor:oran, Iudi Osborne. Carolyn Wesilund, Charlene Philbrick. Cammy Byrant. THIRD ROW: Bill Greenelsh, Bob Heathcock, Karen Iorgensen, Laurie Ruda, Ianet Wadslrup, Miss Cooley, Mr. Godfrey. FOURTH ROW: Van Eakes, Ioachim Lenz, lim Iones, lim Lonborq. FIRST SEMESTER MARY ELLEN CORCORAN President SKIPPER MCGRATH Vice President MARTHA BRADSHAW Secretary IUDY DUNLAP Song Leader EILEEN VAN MATRE Treasurer GEORGIA WARDEN Publicity CAROLYN WESTLUND Program MIKIE CARROLL ELIZABETH MERRIAM ANN TAYLOR Sophomore Representatives IUDY OSBORNE President of AFS DIANA BABCOCK President of Pep Club VIVIAN HINKLE President of Usheretts RENEE BOURENE Exchange Student MISS ETHEL COOLEY Advisor irls ' Lea ue The Girls' League, a very important organization in our student body, is headed by an efficient executive board and includes every girl in high school. It sponsored numerous ac- tivities this year, including two successful Backwards Dances, the hysterical Hi-links, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, a popular and successful Sock Hop after a basketball game, and several assemblies for the girls. Through the efforts of the Girls' League in helping the Amer- ican Field Service, San Luis High is able to participate in the American Field Service Exchange Program. SECOND SEMESTER BRENDA BONIN President ANN FRANKLIN Vice President LOIS ETO Secretary BONNIE BLOOM Song Leader IUDY DUNLAP Treasurer GEORGIA WARDEN Program MEIKO IWAO M Publicity .-pw .,,' ,,., fairly- PEGGY RODRIGUEZ MARSI-IA ROOD Sophomore Representatives IUDY OSBORNE President of AFS DIANA BABCOCK President of Pep Club VIVIAN HINKLE President of Usheretts RENEE BOURENE Exchange Student MISS ETHEL COOLEY I Advisor f nmmsuu-,wp-n-9-nw www-wwonnvwwvm MV f 4 I 'ff-w-Awww--vuu-n--L-vanuuunu' 5? wf' f'gf5sfrwf:-,,:-: 52 ,L xi: 21:,f'f:1'r ,tx , ,f,tg.fgr,44,,f,f,!:f, ,,1 , ,.,,,, ,, f,.f,,....,,., ,,,,, ,,,,f .,,,N, ,,., ,,,, , . , ynqowvw-mm-naw Q3 German ehool Committee , , I1 t9 4' li ff f ' tl 'fu 5 Iouchim Lenz Exchange student from Germany A member of l948 would hardly rec- ognize GSC now. The group has grown from a committee of ten, appointed by the student body, to a membership oi forty-tive. The new members are now selected by the committee from over one hundred applicants. The German School Committee has a partnership with Eberhard Ludwig's gymnasium in Stuttgart, Germany, for a two-way exchange of students each year. School annuals and newspapers, schoolwork, letters, books, and many other mementoes oi school work are also exchanged between the two schools. To support our representatives, a successful rummage sale is held each year. Our representative to Germany this year was Doug lones, and Ger- many's representative was loachim Lenz. Through this exchange arrange- ment, the GSC succeeds admirably in executing its purpose of fostering a bet- ter understanding ot other people in the world. Advising this committee were Miss Cooley, Mrs. Botley, and Miss Maxwell. l ,Yi Doug Iones Exchange student to Germany f.,,,,.M,,,,Mwvfw H,, A .f lg D U x , '!'5g, ,' , ' :aff 'V us., 3.21-'1- , ,yr 48 22 X ' ' 1-. Renee Bourene Exchange student from France T American Field Service The AF S is an organization with headquarters in New York City and branches throughout the tree world. Gperated as a special committee of the Girls' League, the AFS has just this year started accepting boys too. This group brings a foreign exchange student, sponsored by the Girls' League, to this high school and checks on her welfare after she arrives. The American Field Service also makes possible school and summer programs in foreign lands for SLOHS juniors. Iudi Osborne enioyed a two month stay in Greece during the summer ot l959. This year the American Field Service's exchange student is Renee Bourene. uture Farmers Of America The main purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to train young people that are interested in the improvement of agriculture and rural living. Our local unit has op- erated under an extensive program oi work this year, and their varied projects, both for community and personal benetits, have met with success. ln return for student body and community support of such projects as the Barn Dance and the Christ- mas Tree sale, our Future Farmers have maintained high standards of character and work for the benefit ot the school and the general public. The participation in parliamen- tary procedures contests, judging exercises, and public speaking trials helps to prepare each mem- ber tor a more dynamic role in American agriculture. Logan Carter-Sentinel, Iohn Hastie-Vice President, Eugene Iohe-President, Peter Boysen-Secretary, Charles Hebrcxd-Treasurer, John Troutner-Reporter. 49 uture Homemakers 0 America Work and pleasure highlight the program of the part in planning this year's fashion show for the F.l-TAT This active group is guided by Mrs. Adams, annual Big Sister Tea and participated in the Na- Miss Gayman, and an excellent executive board. tional Homemakers of America Week. All in all the The year's activities began with an impressive in- Future Homemakers of America is certainly a valu- stallation oi officers. ln December, many of the able and rewarding organization in our student Future Betty Crackers participated in a nation-wide bOdY- homemaking contest. The members took an active U sheretts in I HQ h I in-A ,:,l,.llli. -- . feng, f H ,M ,QM,Qf4:fff:f,.f,f,eQg,:4y f .1 wi, U9 Q1 -M-J t1 y Teachers of Tomorrow as Students One of the most active organizations on our campus this year was the TCTS, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Cushman, Mrs, Dollahon, Mr. Rauch, and Mr. Tyner. This group was established to en- courage interested and talented students to enter the teaching profession. The many and varied aspects of this career were presented at the monthly meet- ings by guest speakers who are specialists in their fields. The TOTS conducted a tutoring service for students who were having difficulty in school sub- The Future Nurses is a campus organization de- signed to give its members practical experience and a knowledge of vocations in the field of medicine. Members Work in the community with organizations such as Civil Defense and the Salvation Army. Speakers well acquainted with the medical profes- sion are invited to club meetings and give their jects. As in the past, this year's Seniors participated in a Senior Observation Program for a week and visited actual teaching situations in local schools. The group sponsored a dance in lanuary for the student body, and a party in lune for their execu- tive boards. Through these numerous worth While projects, the Teachers of TornorroW's Students inves- tigated the possibilities of a career in the challenging field of education. views and further information about their Work. Field trips to places of interest are taken by the group. To be eligible for membership to Future Nurses, a B average must be maintained in a college pre- paratory course. For auxiliary members a C average is sufficient. uture Nurses Club in H11 1 , , ,fl M it sts V QU 721 W ,A of-':.,.1 -wr f fn ,QEQTET ,,, 'W 3 f5f5eir s Lv? ' it M in is w.M-.ag ii ,. I , I JN? ZLG 'in Lettermen Girls 9 Athletic Association ..,...,.........-.-.-.., 1,4 'if Pep Club tage Crew The proper functioning of the microphones, curtorins, ond liqhts ore dll port of the requlor routine of the stoqe crew. These boys ironticdlly hustle orround boclc stcrqe to provide the desired eflects for orssernblies, ploys, ond mony community proqrorns. To the cosuol observer this is 4:1 confusing job, but the boys hondle it with qreot efficiency. Q-SL .Llc .. Q Us-4 . Cali ornia Scholarship Federation 4f1W' ,ff Sealbearers - FIRST ROW: Ieanne Klaucke, Kathy Davis, Terri Liebscher, Meiko Iwao, Iudy Meyer, Ianet Wadstrup, Karen Siegel, Susan Thrasher, Vickie Rice. SECOND BOW: Gerald Bucy, Lee Hollister, lim Maino, Penny McKellar. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Graham, Bob Heathcock, Charles French, Iim Lonborq, Mike Fisher. Chapter l9 of the California Scholarship Federation is one aspect of our school of which we can be justly proud. The high ideals and standards instill an inspira- tion for betterment in the students. The purpose of the CSF, to provide a reward and feeling of achievement for academic work, is in itself worthy of admiration. One reward is the pin and seal of a Sealbearer. These designate the outstanding students and indicate their potential for success in later life. A record num- ber of eighteen seniors received their pins at the Seal- bearer Banquet held on the twenty-ninth of February. The activities of CSF are not completely academic. Through such events as the swim-picnic and barbeque, members help to disprove the common belief that just because a person is intelligent, he is unable to enjoy himself. Members of CSF are also encouraged to take part in extra-curricular activities in order to develop the leadership needed in the future. The combination of academic excellence and success in outside activities proves the abilities of the students. This is important for it is from these young people that the statesmen and leaders of tomorrow will emerge. ll I if 151111-.. ,,...-aw 'n'e:,, , ,,,. T. - -',f, ..'n1f 'Hh. I z Youth or Christ President Bill Greenelsh The officers from left to right: Hetty Burks, Linda Hutton and Iudy Crawford, secretarial staff: Bill Greenelsh, president: Gary Mullin song leader: Mila Kridel, secretary and prayer chairman Gene Scott, technical chairman: Iean Fauss, vice-president of management Kneeling: Ierry Greenelsh, treasurer, and Randy Bello, vice-president V of programming. A ll i Y.F.C. is a student club organized by students for students. This year has included many dit- ferent types oi activities, one ot which was our North and South attendance contest which ended with a victory picnic at Cuesta Park Be- sides the regular club programs, there was a Y.F.C. Rally on April 8, which featured Gordon Woodburn, ex-Broadway singer, and the film Teenage Rock Our Quiz Team placed third in the Santa Barbara tinals in March. This year has been a real success with a top attendance of 120. The goal ot Y.F.C. has been to point the minds ot students to the beliefs on which Amer- ica was founded: Spirituality, .Good Citizenship, and Strong Moral Character. Y.F.C. Girls' Trio-Carol Booth, Bundy Bello and Sum McCreey Mila Kridel. and lean Fauss. Y.F.C. Bible Quiz Team QW' Tiger 'S Roar FIFIST ROW: Ann Franklin, Iennie Ann Hillard. SECOND ROW: Bob Heathcock, Pegqie Keane, Rosa Lee Williams. Marcia Walty. THIRD ROW: Iim McLain, Karen Iorgensen. Dianna Stefancich. Turning out a top-notch paper on a slightly-more-than-defunct budget demands plenty of determination, imagination, and intestinal fortitude. Those three qualities were ably applied by the staff of this year's Tiger's Roar. Guided by the initiative and effort of editors-in-chief Karen Iorgensen CFirst Semester? and Bob Heathcock CSecond Semesteri, and produced by the willing brain-labor of news editor Karen lorgensen, sports editor Bob Heathcock, sports editor-business manager lim McLain, feature editor Ann Franklin, editorial consultant Peggie Keane, circulation managers Marcia Walty and Dianna Stefancich, photographer lennie Ann Hillard, and exchange editor Rosa Lee Williams, every issue contained entertaining accounts and valuable information. Under the diligent supervision of Mrs. Florence Schirza, the Tiger's Roar was again a paper in which we could take pride. 111 llger Tales STANDING: Lee Fairbanks, lim Maino, Mary Ellen Corcoran, lim Lonborq. Mike Fisher. SEATED: Ardalh Kirchner, Charlene Philbrick, Sandra Law, Kathy Davis, Wendy Graham. Do you realize all the labor and time that is put into an annual? The staff of the l96O edition of Tiger Tales is fully aware of the joys and sorrows, trials and tribulations that constitute the production of annual. The planning of pages, the scheduling of pictures, and the last minute rush to meet deadlines are all part of the fun and educational experience the staff has encountered this year. Charlene Philbrick, editor-in-chief, started planning this edition of the annual last year as soon as she was appointed. When school began, Ardath Kirchner added her bits of wisdom and ideas to the main dummy plan as associate editor. The excellent works of art were donated by Wendy Graham, who was supervised by Miss Maxwell. As business manager, Kathy Davis kept the books and collected and banked all revenue. Lee Fairbanks is, to be accredited for the photography, and Mary Ellen Corcoran for the scheduling of the senior portraits. Mike Fisher and lim Lonborg ably edited the enlarged sports section. lim Maino, Laurie Ruda, Sandra Law, and Penny McKellar were members of the editorial staff which wrote copy. The staff enjoyed the guidance and co-operation of the advisor, Mr. William Tyner. Girls, Glee Club Wespe hon 4,-cf v .. B0 S9 T lx Chorus Y The vocal music department demonstrated no mean potential during well prepared and presented Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. Later in the year, a Spring Concert featuring both secular and sacred music selections was presented. The Vesper Choir again highlighted their year by participating in the mass chorus of l7UO voices at the College of Pacific annual festival. The Boys' Quartet and the Double Trio Success- fully participated in programs of many community clubs and organizations. X Y 5 Boys ' uartot Bill Borah. John Smee. Gerald Bucy, Gary Mullin. Double Trio FIRST ROW: Bonnie Bloom, Carol Booth. Earlene Chambers. SECOND ROW: Carol Sharp. lean Fauss, Diane Ober- holser. --sw., ,,. ' 4 fggg m -ffyf ga Q in Urches tra Pom-Pom Girls ull 38 gpm A ll C HIGH S 60 , , d,.Qig..1 ., ' '-4 idx ,A Band Our band dressed in striking black and gold uniiorms displayed good ' demonstrations of marching and playing. The band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Grindle, not only marched during the half-times at the football games, but also participated in the Cal Poly Homecoming Parade and the Pioneer Day Parade in Paso Robles. Elaine Koznek Drum Mcxiorette Executing excellent baton twirling and high stepping, the maiorettes successiully led the band during their performances. Left to Right: Annazette Williams, Terry Tancredy, Rosa Lee Williams, Anita Broders, Sandra Wynn. 61 ' , ,f5f,f,- 14.15 Assembly iralfic-iam Charlene Philbrick reigned, with princesses Iudi Osborne, Dot Moerman. Susan Hall, Kathy Kweeder, and Sandy Wynn. Iim Lonborg escoried Queen Charlene. 62 A wayward Saini is paraded at a pep assembly. ll UW! A swinqin' Sophomore Reception was the year's first dance Traditional sock hops were enthusiastically attended shown how It was done an mms The Girls' League Mother-Daughter Banquet, al- ways an anticipated occasion, enioyed a large turn-out. Varied and hilarious entertainment fol- lowed a dinner served in the cafeteria. The drama department presented the first annual Winter One-Acts. Three plays from the first- year drama classes competed for trophies. with Best Actress Barbara Hart and Best Director Luane Schlobohm sweeping the honors. Iudy Osborne told of her summer American Field Service excursion to Greece. fix V Renee Bourene spoke about her experiences as an ex- change student to this coun- try. Acti ities awmuf Many swung their partners at the Future Farmers' Barn Dance. Q Y 1 The opening-day assembly ushered in a new year of fun, friendships and inevitable homework. -461 XV Cissy Lonborg was crowned queen oi the F.F.A. Barn Dance. FIRST ROW: Sophomore princesses Vivian Rodgers and Garie Briggs. SECOND ROW: Sen- ior princess Myrtle Strickler, Queen Cissy, and senior princess Sharon Died- erichs. Crowning the queen is F.F.A. President Eugene Iohe. S g .113 L 2 C.S.F. Sealbearer Banque! , 5 ' Z ,Y 7. . -f,?,5,., -.7x, A.,4-5.-,-,r ,fp - Y .v Q- M 1 ' I ,A I 1 L I ,W , ,Q . S 9 I g I , , 4- :L A -...,..-s....1s.'x,-x.a.5 -x... v -gs--r. ,,.X,, 9 1 f , l I i Youth Guidance Conference K l :Hg 1 If X ,' 3 I A, 4 g.5.414J- MJMZZW WZEMZ f f Hzw '04 Wiigi GF Mg !MfQm JUL., e, ' ,W ,, f 1 ' 1 1 .f f ,,.l ec., Q ,, , ' 4 f' f ,QL ,'VWl'o, 3 V , , ,.- ffi1w:.,4.. 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Q ,N .L 5 EL il 17 1, 4 -if ,S ,E X A I afe2'ayff- - - - manila 1 1 fi, -ii f m 4 fit .., ur A ,::,.: T f-if X i A i ,,-,..,..i1f FIRST SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD PATTI NOBLE President PHIL PRIIATEL Vice President IUDY MEYER Secretary BRENDA BONIN Treasurer PATTI MCKINNIE Welfare KATI-ll I-IILL Welfare Eenior Class f 72 SECOND SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD BUTCI-I IONES President CAROLYN WESTLUND Vice President TOM BRAZIL Secretary LOGAN CARTER Treasurer LAURIE RUDA Welfare LEE I-IOLLISTER Welfare Y SUZANNE HALLIE ADAMS ANN BUSHNELL ANDERSON KAREN I-EE BRNETT G.A.A., Nurses Club T.O.T.S.. C.S.F. Pep Club, Sr. class play 'IH Qi, DIANA MABLE BABCOCK GARY LeROY BAKER IOY IOYCE BAKER T.O.T.S.. yell leader, Girls' League Executive Board President Pep Club ZELLA LOUISE BALDWIN FRANCIS ELIZABETH I-EO!-A HAZEL BARRY GJLA., 1958 annual Bluff, CATHERINE BAPTISTA G.A.A.. I .H.A., Tiger's Roar staff Pep Club, F.I-LA., PEP Club Nurses Club KAREN LEE BASS FRANCESCA VERNEY BEESON EDNA LEE BELL Nurses Club, Pep Club GJLAU 1:'.1-LAN Pep Club MARIORIE LYNN BERTRAM CAROLINE IEANETTE IOHN ROBERT BLACKSTONE, IR Sr. class play, Pep BETTENCOURT Club. F.H.A. I-'.l-LA.. Pep Club iifgw BONNADEAN BLOOM BARRY EUGENE BONIFAS BRENDA KATHRYN BONIN G.S.C., T.O.'l'.S., C.S.F., ffCICk. 10007011 Girls' League President Madrugal Choir, Girls' Sr. class Treasurer, G.A.A.. League Executive Board C.S.F.. T.O.T.S.. drill team GLENNA RUTH BOOKLESS Pep Club. Usheretts, Ir. and Sr. class plays ? X ffl DIANE ELIZABETH BOUKIDIS Usheretts DONDRA ALLYN BOWDEN IOSEPH REX BOWLBY III Lettermen's Club. football 95 RENEE MARIE-ROSE BOURENE German School Committee, A.F.S., Girls' League Executive Board, G.A.A.. honorary member C.S.F SHARON IEAN BOYSEN I-'.H.A. Parliamentarian. Pep Club. Usheretts THOMAS IOSEPH BRAZIL BYRON LAWRENCE BRILEY RAY PATRICK BROMLEY F.F.A. Chapter and football, track, wrestling wrestling Section Secretary, Sr. class Secretary 75 SANDRA IEAN BROOKS MARCIA MAE BROWN KATHLEEN MARY BUCK Nurses Club, F.H.A. Pep Club, Usheretts, G.A.A., tennis team, Pep Club, F-H-A G.A.A., Sr. class play GERALD EUGENE BUCY BYRON LEE BURGESS MARILYN ANN BUFFETT Pres. of German School Committee Lettermen's Club. Stage Crew, C.S.F.. Quartet, Student Body Finance KATHLEEN BUTLER WILLIAM FRANK CALLAWAY IR. IOSE H. CARMO Nurses Club, G.A.A., F.H.A.. Sf- C1055 PICIY girls' quartet 76 LOGAN SAMPSON CARTER IR. F.F.A., German School Committee. C.S.F., Sr. class Treasurer MARY ELLEN CORCORAN Girls' League President, T.O.T.S.. A.F.S., 1960 annual stall. Student Body Social Commissioner TERRY EDELLE CRAIG Ir. and Sr. class plays 2 M-'Y LEON DOUGLAS CARVER EREZIA.-MARRIE COLVARD 4 f' DONALD PAUL COOPER CHARLOTTE MARlON CRAGON California Cadet Corp F.F.A., Pep Club. Usheretts S .Af ,R BARBARA ANNE CRONIN LINDA LEE CUMMINGS G.A.A. Pep Club. drill team, Usheretts, Sr. class play 77 IACQUELYN ANN CURLEY F.I-I.A., Pep Club ELMA KATHLEEN DAVIS A.F.S.. Girls' League Executive Board, T.O.T.S.. C.S.F. LINDA KAY DILLARD 78 CLAY PAUL DAVIDSON IR. REESE THOMAS DAVIES Student Body Vice President Ir. and Sr. class plays track, I.V. football I f' HARRY AUGUST DECLIPPEL LINDA RAE DeWALT track, wrestling G.A.A.. Nurses Club, Usheretts. Pep Club. F.H.A. SHARON KAYE DIEDERICHS SUZANNE ELIZABETH DODD G.A.A.. F.H.A. SGCIEIGYYI T.O.T.S., F.H.A., A.F.S., Nurses Club Secretary Ir, and Sr, class plays, drill team MV qi!-9' IESSIE IULIA DOMINGUEZ IOHN ARTHUR DONATI IUDITH ANN DONATI F.H.A., Pep Club band Nurses Club. drill team A GERALD WAYNE DOHMAN MITCHELL GEORGE DWYER Jn. DIANE ELIZABETH EICHOLTZ Y,F,C, tennis team. Ir. and Sr. class plays. Pep Club, G.A.A. J PATRICIA ELLIS DENNIS RICH ELSTON HAROLD DEAN ESMON Sr. class play, F.F.A. Ushereils 79 nf' LOIS HATSUKO ETO GARY HOWARD EVANS G.A.A. Secretary. Girls' F.I-',A., LV, fooibqll, League Secretary. Pep Club, C.S.F. Usheretts, F.H.A. ff 1 I yi' If rv' 'fy iii? ff ffffiff if JM ,diffi- -fd lb' 'hav WILLARD LEE FAIRBANKS PATRICIA IOYCE I-'ERRIS C.S.I .. annual staffs G.A.A.. Nurses Club. drill leum MICHAEL GEORGE FISHER VONDA GAYNELI. FITZGERALD Student Body President F-H-A-1 drill 1901111 G.S.C., Smqe Crew. Ir. Pep Club, Ushereiis class president, C.S.F.. president, Leiiermen's Club 1 ROSS ONEY EYTCHESON LYNDA CAROLE I-'INCH F.H.A.. Pep Club BETTY LEE FLETCHER ANN FRANKLIN G.S.C., C.S.F., Tiger's Roar Stcxfi. Girls' League Vice President MARY LOUISE GARAY Pep Club. F.H.A. FREDERICK DOUGLAS GOTTFRIED C.S.I ., football. wrestling, Lettermen's Club 'QP .audi CHARLES EDISON FRENCH BARRY MICHAEL GALLAGHER German School Commiitee, Stage Crew. C.S.F. I WILLIAM H. GINGG GLORIA IEAN GLASGOW u WENDY STEVENS GRAHAM RICHARD MADISON GRAVES C.S.F., T.O.T.S., A.I .S.. annual staff. Girls' League Secretary 81 3-4' DORCEY ANN GREEN WILLIAM LEWIS GREENELSH IR. HOWARD GEORGE GRISHAM F.H.A.. Pep Club, G.S.C.. C.S.F., Y.F.C.. baseball, Lel!ermen's S0119 leader. Cheer Soph. class President. Club leader Student Body President Sr. class play IWW DONNA ELAINE GUIDETTI CAROLE DOROTHY HALE SUSAN PARKER HALL T.O.T.S., F.H.A. F.H.A. Sludenl Body Secretary, Soph. class Treasurer. Sr. class play, Pep Club IOHN LEO HARRINGTON DARYL LYNN HARRIS CHARLES LEROY HEBRARD Sr. class play MARCELLA PAY TUCKER RAYMOND LEONARD HEBRARD PATRICIA NAOMI HENDERSON HEBRARD F.H.A.. Pep Club, F.H.A. Ushereits SHARON LYNN HENNING RICHARD ANDREW HERRERA KATHLEEN NOEL HILL G.A.A., F.H.A., C.S.F., F.H.A.. Pep Club, drill team Girls' League Executive Board, Soph. class Treasurer VIVIAN LOUISE HINKLE LEE I-'RAZIER HOLLISTER LYNN WALTER HUDSON Usheretts President C.S.F.. A.F.S., I.V. football. Girls' League Execuiive Board. Lettermen's Club. I.V. basketball. F.H.A.. Pep Club Vice Presideni Ir. class LV. baseball 83 RAY ALBERT HUETER FOREST IOE HUMPHREY WILLIAM NELSON HYDE Sr. class play Y,F,C, IUDITH ANN SCOTT INGMAN DANIAL LAURITS ISOLA MEIKO DAWN IWAO F.H.A. C.S.F. C.S.I-'., F.H.A., Nurses Club vice presideni, Girls' League publicity BRUCE MARTIN IEFFERIES THOMAS IEOSBIERT IENSEN EUGENE GEORGE IOHE - - - F.F.A. 84 N W WILLIAM MELVIN IONES GEORGE FRANKLIN IONES IAMES PAUL IONES IR. LV. football Stage Crew, G.S.C.. C.S.l-'., Student Body vice president. Lettermen's Club. track team l IOHN FRANCIS IONES ROBERT DENIS IOHNSON IAMES MICHAEL IOHNSON Sr. class president. Lettermen's Club. basketball team, baseball team 3 ar DENNIS MICHAEL IOHNSON ROGER BAYNE IOHNSON KAREN MARGARET IORGENSEN basketball. tennis team, annual staff. baseball. C.S.F Tiger's Roar editor. Student Body publicity 85 RUSSEL GARY KANAWYER IEANNE MARIE KLAUCKE GARRY RICHARD KOLB T.O.'l'.S., G.A.A., C.S.F.. Girls' League Executive Board ELAINE ADELLE KOZNEK GAIL YAYOE KURAMITSU STEPHEN CLARK LARSON T.O.T.S., drill transierred from L.A. Stqge Crew, team. drum maior baseball team. basketball team, Lettermen's Club MANUEL JOSEPH LEAL SUSANNE RAE LEBO IOACHIM HANS HERMANN F.H.A., G.A.A.. GERHARD LENZ Usheretts G.S.C., A.F.S.. C.S.F., I.ettermen's Club, track team, Stage Crew 86 WILLIAM CLARENCE LESLIE PEGGY NORINE LEWIS F.H.A. ANGELO LIMON IAMES REYNOLD LONBORG G.S.C., C.S.F.. Ir. class v. pres., Stage Crew, Lettermen's Club pres., Boys State rw? ff Q 0 CLAUDE KARL LUNDQUIST IO ANNE LOIS LUSARDI G.A.A., I .H.A.. Usherettes THERESA LEE LIEBSCHER C.S.F., T.O.T.S. president. G.A.A., Pep Club KAREN IRENE LONG Sr. clcxss play Usherettes DORIS MARIE MAININI F.H.A.. Usherettes IAMES FREDERICK MAINO LINDA ROSE MALONEY BARBARA VIANN MAHER G-S-C-1 Stage Crew. T.O.T.S. Pep Club, Usherettes Student Body Einance. Ir. class play, C.S.F. 'gn WILLIAM ARTHUR MANATT CAROL ANN MARQUERING CALVIN CURTIS MASSEY G.A.A., T.O.T.S. track team, Lettermen's Club 2 BARBARA LOUISE MCBRIDE CAROLE ANN McGINNIS NEIANI LEA MCGRA-1-H drill team, Usherettes transfer from Iulian G,1-LAN v, pres. Nu,-ses Ul'1i0n Hiqh 5C1'100l Club. v. pres. Girls' League 88 IACKSON MARTIN MCKEEN PENELOPE IEAN MCKELLAR PATRICIA ANN MCKINNIE C.S.I-'., A.F.S. chairman, Sr. class welfare Soph. class secretary. representative Girls' League Executive Board lf, , t f 1 IAMES LATANE MCLAIN, III BRUCE EELLS MCLENNAN GLENDA ANN MCLEOD Tiger's Roar stati, F.H.A., Pep Club, Sr. class play. A.F.S. ,H Usherettes, Sr. class plav WALTRAUD MARIA MEIER BRUCE KENT MESSER CHRISTINA KAY MEYER iootball, I.ettermen's Club I .I'I.A., Pep Club 89 IUDITH LYNN MEYER KIRK SHELTON MILLER PARTICIA ANNE MOHR T.O.T.S., G.A.A., C.S.l ., varsity football manager Nurses Club Sr. class secretary Pep Club IOAN ELLYN MONTGOMERY ESTELLA MAE MORRIS IOHN GARY MULLIN G.A.A., T.O.T.S., G.A.A. presidenl, Student Body program, F.H.A., TRi-Hi-Y F.H.A. Y.F.C. NORMAN BOYD MURRAY IUDITH ANN MYERS WILLIAM DENNIS MYNATT T.O-T.S- LV. football. iennis 90 PATRICIA ANN NAVOA GEORGE IUSTIN NEGRETE JAMES MEI-VYN N511-L F .H.A.. drill team. Pep Club. Usherettes, Nurses Club MARGARET RUTH NICHOLS PATRICIA GLENN NOBLE IUDITH ANN OSBORNE Pep Club Soph. class secretary, Soph. class pres., A.F.S.. A.F.S., G.S.C., Sr. chairman, v. pres. T.O.T.S., class pres.. T.O.T.S. Student Body program. sonqleader G.S.C. H 1 IACK RAY PAYNE CERENA MAE PETTY CHARLENE LESLIE PHILBRICK F.H.A., G.A.A. cmnual ediior, v. pres. T.O.T.S.. C.S.l . secretory. G.S.C., 1959-60 Homecoming Queen, FFA Princess 91 MARCELEE IO PORTE OSCAR CECIL POWELL WALTER FURMAN POWERS, III F-H-PM I.V. football, lrack C.S.F. l PHILIP ANTHONY PRIIATEI., IR. MELVIN DOUGLAS QUEEN BETTY ANN HEBENSDORF G.S.C., looiball, Lettermen's Club, wrestling, lrack football, baseball SUSAN ADELI. REIS VICKEE DAVIS RICE ELIZABETH KYLE RIGHETTI Usherettes. G.A.A.. C.S.F- Ushereites, Pep Club. F.H.A. GJ-LA. 92 I all ROBERT FRANKLIN ROMO GERALD WILLIAM ROWE LAURIE MARIE RUDA G.S.C., G.A.A., Siudent Body social, C.S.F., Girls Slate LV. baseball, track 5 KENNETH LEE RUDE PATRICIA ANN SACKRIDER DALE LEE SALYER I.V. football, LV. G.A.A., F.l'I.A. baseball, basketball, baseball Sr. class play 6 ROBERT LAWRENCE SANFORD CLELLAN MICHAEL SAULSBURY LUANNE CECELIA SCI-ILOBOHM Pep Club, Usherettes, Sr. class play 93 IOANNE ANNETTE SCHMID ANTHONY HOMER SCHNEIDER DONA MAY SCHURTZ Nurses Club, Pep Club. Pep Club, I-'.H.A. v. president G.A.A. DOUGLAS FRANCIS SCOTT KAREN MINERVA SHERWOOD GARY BLAKE SIBLEY Hi-Y Club, track team LV. baseball ROBERT EUGENE SHORT CARYN BETH SIEGEL I-'RANKIE SILVA Hi-Y Club C.S.F. Wfesilinq Ex GRAYDON LEROY SILVA DAVID LEWIS SIMMER ALICE MARIE SIMPSON Pep Club, F.H.A.. Ushereties CAROLE ANN SMARLING ANNIE LAURIE SMITH IAMES DOUGLAS SPREAFICO G.A.A., F.H.A. I-'.I-'.A. IUDITH BARNTHOUSE STANLEY BRUCE LESLIE STEVENS SANDRA BATES STEVENSON Hi-Y Club secretary 95 lAMES D. STEWART DONNA BERNICE STONE MYRTLE MAE STRICKLER l.V. football transferred from Bishop G.A.A., Pep Club Manoque Catholic High 43 A 13 'sv' GAIL ELIZABETH TANCREDY TERRY THERESA TANCREDY ROBERT TAIT, IR. C.S.F. yell leader. F.H.A.. G.A.A., G.A.A., maiorette, maiorette. It. class play Ir. class play in ' SAMUEL LAWRENCE TAYLOR, IR. IOHNNY GILBERT TELLES SUSAN THRASHER C.S.F., G.S.C., wrestling. Lettermen's Club, C.S.F., T.O.T.S.. Stage Crew, Sr. class play basketball, football G.A.A. 96 l I f DAWN GAIL TIEMANN BEVERLY MARIE TONINI PATRICIA KATHLEEN l .H.A. treasurer, Tupac-Yupanqui G.A.A.. Pep Club. Ir. class v. pres. 1 DOROTHY EILEEN VAN MATRE ROBERT MAURICE VERCRUSE DOUGLAS IOSEPH VICTORINO Girls' League publicity Lettermen's Club. and ireasurer. G.S.C., football Ir. class play ,is- 9' 'E' C1 l REX M. VINCENT IANET LaRUE WADSTRUP MELVA ANITA WALKER A.I-'.S. T.O.T.S. pres.. Pep Club G.A.A. pres.. C.S.F.. Iosephine Diaz Award 97 GEORGIA LEA WARDEN RICHARD LEE WARTHEN GABRETT LADD WATTS lr. class treasurer. Lette:-men's Club. Girls' League Executive bqskefbglll fogibqll Board, I-l.F.S., F.H.A. l DENNIS DUANNE WESTCOTT KATHRYN LEE WESTI-'ALL CAROLYN MARIE WESTLUND G.A.A., T.O.T.S., F.H.A. pres.. Girls' League program. v. pres. Sr. class, sonqleader MARTIN STANLEY WHITMER KAREN IOLEEN WILL ADRIENNE LEE WILLIAMS LV. football, F-H-A-1 G-ILA-1 P9P Club F.H.A., G.A.A.. wrestling, baseball T-0-T-S-I P6P C11-lb manager 98 ANNAZETTE WILLIAMS IOY ESTHER WILSON IUANITA CAMELLIA WILSON F.H.A., maiorette, usherettes. A.F.S. Drill Team. Ir. and Sr. Class Play TS: if ANNA MAE WONG ROBERT EDWIN WOODWORTH F.I-LA. Iames Leonard Adams Robert S. Adkins Kenneth Atkinson Patricia Mae Burks Donald Lee Butler Kathleen Louise Cary Lanny Derrill Choate Christine Elaine Coelho Ruthanne Connor Kenneth Karl Costa Wrestling Camera Shy Mary Patricia Cronin Brian Allen England William Ernest Gray Iohn Robert Hastie Robert Donald Heathcock Gary L. Hom Iohn Carroll Lewis Frank McNeil Michael Allen Myrick Ierry Mygaard Nielsen Douglas Lee Ontiveros Lf 6,1 x N' .V Wwlf Riff Clinton LeRoy Osgood Ieanette Marie Ramaqe Iohn Salazar Robert Salazar Gene Eldwin Scott Larry Lenard Sederberq Sandra Lee Stoolrey Ioseph William Tumer Rosa Lee Williams Ioe Lynn Wynn 99 ,awp-ff1,f.'4!1 y. I , fix F. ' ?W! 'f - 'EGFR' :NY f x ,P K f- I - gym r 'Q I X N lm . M71 'Ill W lir X ,MM O f 5133494911 1' 4555253 0111 Q I bg, mggtg is 0,7 - . xi vt -E31 -:Stiff 5- .11 gy xl ' ' ,Z fxal junior Class BETSY CULBERTSON President CAROL I-IELFERT Vice President CHRISTINE WRIGHT Secretary SUSAN YOUNG Treasurer LYNN AVERY Welfare MARCIA SEARS Welfare FJ K J X o !f Qg! . F X9 xg D! l 1 J v I J I 1 v X I f , ,J .J wr pw! V . -f ,nt ff, 'ft L V ,J ,ff ,gf l - I L , , I t ' QE IT! 'lf Af' if , ' fs. U' , ' t ,.' mf 'Q 21 H O ff , 1 , ,JJ - A L ,. J if ,A I , , lj , , ff Htl' X --f fr IX! U ff in Hi! V x, Another year has somehow vanished, and now Eyes Forward! is theumotto of the class of '6l. With Eyes Forward we await one more football season, one more barbeque and ser- pentine, one more Christmas Formal, and one more Iunior-Senior Prom. With Eyes Forward we look to Ditch Day, Commencement, new friendships, to lifelona memories, to challenges and responsibilities, and waitinq worlds of fun. With Eyes Forward we anticipate September and a magnificent senior year. GERALD DIEFENDERFER President PETER BOYSEN Vice President SANDRA PETERSEN Secretary LOUISE BUCK Treasurer CAMMY BRYANT Welfare SUSAN GILLEN Welfare N ID if J J Jw l f lf' fb B R M A X Bob Aaron .1 C N WW ls fb J t. ,s , fab 41' iv ,, .2 S-f' 'X ,N Robert Anderson f s Steve Abel William Anselmi ,Q z.. I ' 'W , Y, I Elizabeth Barber Barbara Barch Vmjsw , 0 dw 1 .. d ig v ' J 4-1 'NP , an Q, X . , f 'N It A W r 1 f Richard Bastress Ioan Baxendale 'Z ' it fx , ,s fb .q -. K v x Mark Biedinger Bill Black fm tv 'f 4:- 19' Juniors ,.a 1 S Shirley Alexander B 'fix Maryann Armstrong YV - W f ti 6 w ,bg Geolfrey Baril ,gs-6 zz, Gerald Beaton i 0 MA y Vu Q ,l 5-N 5' 'l' T' rx 'S Ioann Blassinqame ' V I I David Borradori Raymond Bowden Tony Boyle 'Y. 4 , ' ini fn 1 K H6561 Darlene Allen 'C' T! My x Kathy Austin 4' , ., f Qt.- ' if 4, A Y' k Richard Barre 1-.Q 121 'fx N Francesca Beeson , ,rj , C Z, 1 , Q I' ' 1 ff Howard Blythe sri ,il Peter Boysen 11 49 , X K t Lorraine Alvord I .N ,.., ' xl L 3 Lynn Avery N fi ,4 T if. -- ,-1 Mike Barry Ralph Bell yt 'N L-X ' Carol Anne Booth 'I Q e- Martha Bradshaw :JF gl, t if A I-A , ,A ,W ,r Qt A ,lf Diane Anderson at . X, fx yr f Susan Baldridqe . -A -1'-A ,ff .. it Richard Barry Randy Bello cz 2, Qilfl Bill Borah fi P up, f Fred Brebes lO3 'Av Q Y' s it xl, xx 4 a lim Breeden ' , -Q , 2 1' 1 Y ,, , If ,rj Qvfl. .r .. fart A . K Rayanne Burmeister . ,M . ' o l R .1 sv A Y ai 'f f' 1 A , 1 nl- RNA Q ff?-xXX e, :-f u . .A ll',v,. , Marcia Carlson gn lean Cheda f Q in Lorena Coffin Wx-4 Grace Creel 4 S, 1- fm , , f K Anita Broders ,ff 'W ' Qi 'iv 5 'fly ' ,bye our Bob Butler rg ,Ag A A R Randy Carlson 'nyc- ,,, ,.,,V , Marietta Chilson Vicky Cole Bill Crider Juniors Cc if 6, ,- V If if Howard Brown ,J f .V A ,QW lr. Sandy Caccia ' aux .,, 'Y' ' v Rita Casey i, 'fi' 59, . A , J Karen Clawson . 1 f ff' , A ,Q Connie Collins r A '-r iv? ff 'Qi Anne Crosby f A -vez. , ' 'V ,ibn , t, , it W , '- in xxf f' , I? Steve Brown 5 7 4 ' Viyy Z XX'x, George Calkins .401 r -,. .1---v 2 5 , Bill Cates .gwj . ,W 4f, 4 i Richard Cleveland il , 'H Marilyn Collins ,Q ji I ns' :Ll 4- 1- .,,f Betsy Culbertson ,J , f' Jil -Q I' 4' 4' 2 , ff-W ' ,sf frm 'Wifi 1, ' ' ' , 9-Piairifra. 'iii f gf 1- ,, Cammy Bryant r i Wig V. ,,, sd f r 'W xt-srl , Robert Callaway qfnzf . , f 15 ,. Earlene Chambers ,H--x , avr 1. 5 '4,4 , v. -. E gs 'lyk . ',.-1' . .Mi George Cline M., -.Q -X 4' ' I as A , , 1 QV Paula Cook 0 , A' ,av , Pat Cunningham Q7 5 ,mv Q- .f C Louise Buck fs ' 1 if A Gary Cannon LM f '-3 -v, s. . I Phyllis Chambers - fm V in vs 1, - ' - A ' 17K Kenny Cockrell Fl , n as . A, Iudy Crawiord -s,,,- JTC! Donna Damaso juniors S . 'vi 5 m f A 4 , 1 - V ,icy b -- ... yi K y V , gg: 4 s,, ,, ,wx I I ,.-,,,, m , .Y ,471 Y K V . f w,-ff - - - .f my ,IL f'-- v I V , . ii V - v ' ' J. M71 A' Q 'R 1 i I -,-'41 .41 if- F D 1 .A Vivian Davies Ronald Day Susan Day David DeLisle lack Della-Bitta Patricia Dennis V 1 ' lb-an , IQ li gf ,, li. y -'Q -- 1 FQ., 4+ X V,,,,-, I s E ' S I A I 5,7 lv, J. K. f i 'W ,. 1 Y QQ f' ' f A me V fl an 5, Gerald Dieienderfer Iovce Dillard Allan Dillingham Bonnie Dixon Pauline Donokor Cheri Drake I K ., - , , 4 ui .1 'A f V , F , - ,,, ,Z dc' OV V Jr I A ,J W if -495 . 44 . f 4 , V 'vfl , ' I A-' - ' , M ,' Q. ft. 1 P H 'V O K V f 1 -' I A y , V Diana Drysdale Mike Dubin Iudy Dunlap Larry Edwards Ronny Edwards Vickie Ehrlick f , sa ' , F- vm :D if 5 4 My I vm :X 4 ' x ,Lf f W7 X -Q. L 1 - - X, 1 X, W I , H, ,f l .f , , . , ,f Cx A-X x I I ' 1 ' Paiii Eisert Carl Engel Bob Englebeck Kenneth Ennis Iudy Gay Evans Iudy Evans if ,M- 47 F Q 4 F M Qi Sb , . wr V lf-.-, A 5' g nk - . '54 Q' A V W s- , . Q' 5' ' ,, v . J, 3:1 - , we X D 1 X A , .x , gf 1 Peggy Evans Ioan Farrar lean Fauss Carol Felton Barbara Fields lim Fiskin . I :N 'N Q ,g 'I h V vs t iQ . . F , fs ' fl ' 4' W! an ' I L44 Q.-vl , .rj an VI T7 'f ff' F 'I ' . Q 'd . ', . y ' -W 22371 f Mary Franklin Sharon Fraser Merediih Frazier Dianne Fredericks Tone Freeman Eric Fosberg 105 ,Q I fr , 41' ..'+, .f A V fi ,,.,. I 2 ff-1 f V I af K f Zu, ,lo .M : 1 53 2 Remy Gaoiran Ir. Bob Gardner at-R A vi L., V I , 4 X I H H u ' -- David Gibson Sue Gillen xg ,,, If! agp. ns. L 1 T y ,, ff r ' 'ff' , x ' N 'K- Michael Graham Virginia Gran! I 4 n ,V l Q V Va in s , ' . , H+- Q , -,. , cz V- f - X X, es' f , K Larry Groso f '29 5 rx S N in KX Ian Hendrix l R X' 4 ..,. .J . QE, Q Ks is ,il Fred Holder 1 O6 Diane Guindon Q , K 4-.gf 'ff Q fn ,g., 4 H Mike Hensley lf. ,V ,V wx ' ...K David Hollow junio rs fvv, M Annis Garland qi' Sieve Gin X. 't Af ' 'I .---n Qupff , . .0 X Charles Gregoire M36 44 Susan Hall x, Richard Hemand ,fa 1 ze., if I I I K Q EZ 'Q ,- ay Robert Hoover Linda Garland Dav ll ,In-. AX Michael Gleason . g - ' 4' . .VV ' X K, . N ' -?', l5.7. '1-511,-Q xfv'Cu, Q4:u'j'5-If: Vicki Griffith Q3 63 9 ..-51? I , Ianet Harris aw , W, 4, X R -:f -'I' -QX D 'rl ja ,Qt yr ' ' Q -147- id Garrison l Bill Goldsberry Donna Groce ',f'-an xF 7' M Carole Helieri F 1 Carolyn Hill Ieanni Ann Hillard N- . 'SW 5 B, Ruth Horion Y 'V Warren Hyer vjs, ., , Ianei Gianolini Sheryl Gould I f ? ,A I 'V' Y K A la. V 9 Mike Grogan '53 L, 5. 'ITT i Lin Henderson ,-Q 'f AO 94 WX s f .,-1 4 i.s.i i N a Wilton Hinely ,4 5-j: 1f ,v ' Richard Isola A- an 3 4, , :Y V . ag- I V, ' ,, ' fi, 1 .4 51 , , I2 A .K fi- :J Cathy Iversen 'Y' Karen Belle Iohnson fb 4- 1-'V T169 -ff all 33 Sharon Iones Lf -1- ' Nick Killingsworth L 4 'J , Iohn Krege 6 r Logan Lange L f fun' ,A , .A k ',, I: Y I Y' sal, 5 Bob James Q 3 , ff ' V 5, Karen Lea Iohnson an 13: 5 .fy VX A- x Mariha Iorqensen '37 Larry Kinney I ia? u A A 2 ,agp D Mila Kriedel 'JS N maj. ,. X 4, 2 'I I Evelyn Lawrence Juniors Zn-0 Ted Iames rv fi l Marilyn Iohnson N awe' ' 'J Y' vw X ., X. 19' Alice Iuarez Ardaih Kirchner v M ,G 4 l f ' N 'K x .YC Gerald Kunihiro Iudi Lawrence f ' -s , an ou .,-v- K' 'G x f x Bill Iespersen 'Q ,-av , 'Q-1 Robert Iohnson I 4- Qi V ,, , X Ierry Keen 1. '23 A, Verna Kim . v- ig.. 5- a 'X Gail Kuramilsu I I, rf Clint Lebg ,,,v . .4-a dl -7- Ianet Iohn Iv 1 9 ff ix 1 1 I 1 r Q Sieve Iohnson '91 N Maridel Kennedy 15 David Kishiyama 'Z' f- 9 ' ,vig L15 Maxine Laqao 'ae ff' Mariorie Lechuqa rx -. v .1 ,D 4 7 ri if I N , Nl I ,i'.f,::'.g 5: 3 ,.,, .. Ianice Iohnson ., Q.. , 4' vs, vr V Gordon Jones 4 N R' X MM 1 I Ronald Kennedy fs. 'N uv-1 vs ' 1 Q, Iim Kluck 3 'nv Qi Edwin Landice Renee Lee 107 f w H . f .41 4:1-.N ui . Y -,- Q-Q L. ,, ar- ' -' ' ff' Q '1 Ricky Leguina 2' . L 4 el xy' Gary Lindsey ' l' L + 01 1 Rosalie Lux 'E so . ,- . Linda McMaster -'fa-nw' A,,, , l f' 143 Bob Meacham is 'Q 1 - b xv Bonnie Miller ,.,A ff' ' 1 l 'Q K' .RZ 3 W' l Art Leister .gy , ,.,- of N-.gl 4 n , K V 'Q 1, X 'X L 2 1 Celia Lonborg -V f- 49' v Ioyce Lyman fx as Francine Maciel ,. ' E lv W 5 at ' 1 V..- . '1' David Martines Keith Miller Juniors '.. ! ' eil il IJ Floyd Lewelling Frances Lopez ' .4 ' 2 'ut x, ,rw , Mike McCay ' Y , . P. ..z,, .nk I Paula Manatt Q .,,, miifif, K f Aw A I 3 1 Y v L . Qx Susan Meqill 'sn ,. 3 iv Dorthy Moerman 'Q Diane Lewis Sammy Lopez 1, iff 'R Q. I ., 'A w lm v Mr Mike McCune 'Z' Carol Marcum g -5, :gg . J Linda Melcher x K' sf 13 Monte Monroe 3 , A as vi' 41' . w 'E , P , 'K Fred Lewis Iohn Lucas 7? r A' 'D' ' vii 4, X 1 Chris McLain X. firm.. ,.,,,.s ..- as Q Carol Marqaroli A? LaVerne Mello li' 4 f I ' 14 7 f 'I7' I . V 5, . ai 21. L 5 Iohn Monson v C S Q '1 ,. 1 .'-4 Denny L'Heureux can 'T f Lynda Lux l, 1-X NM. Toni McLean Pamela Marshall . Q - ,M I f uf: , ' r . I 1 ' ' i E Ov' 1' If f Sl fffww William Meyer Q' ' 4 , Evelyn Morabito as Q., V5 a .. . A-A ful ff 6 f .2 .C ' ., 1X Mike Morosin Maxine Musgrave l ,G .N 2 A 4 1 A fr ny ,,,, I -. P J i' Y' .f- x I Q 5' I-,,,,V paw f X! 'il ig -.1 -or 4, i S - Ierry O'Daniels Mike O'Key 'Q 9 , X , x, 4 I V X , Jeannie Peirson Bruce Perez 'Q ,i..r ,.,- , Sandy Peiersen Loretta Picaman , , kv, f ? V' f Dee Powers Gloria Quesada 'C' U Rosalie Rhoades Ann Rhodes Juniors H' K? .,,,. N K, I' 51' ',',, ...A- sr P X Iudy Norris --. 4-IF' ., F Susan O'Leary ,- 91 Sheila Perry 4. ,fp 1, ,H Sandi Pickens l'-51X sw- r Glenda Raqsdale g , 1 -9 qi it Z 5 . v'Ny '3. in-rt' 'sl f in ' . Bob Richardson Bob Nunes fs 77 'r I Yvonne Ormonde A il f ' 73,-Z, Shirley Perry 'CL,, 1, f S 5 x X 0 6 w . Bill Pierce lf... If 1 K ,, R x Tom Nungaray Wilbur Owens Mifvn'-,Fr 'Q cm fr' :fc '1'- I Y S Lynn Persian 41's 'Q Q B y -df N .1 Frank Plunk I I fi 'N on Y U Q v Diane Oberholser f 4' P x if Nancy Osborn W? - In I .,, 9-4 5 i . 'A fn, Z ' ' :M A -A use A 'rf' Edwin Petersen 'IF ' G, ...Q I Carl Powelson 'Os Diane Reviea Lindn Rnasdale Rosalie Randall g ew K! 1. 1. . it X' km , Lf f ' ' ' ' if' R T x ,. ' ' A H s , 3 Q AXXX Allen Ries Ann Roberis Gerry Robinson 109 if Nancy Rodriguez rx Beverly Schlitz S 'U iff' fi f' tm Marcia Sears fw- L. Iudy Simons A-,. fX -V waz, , il We y X I L Clydene Rose ,'--, ,. -w ,, Margie Schmidt ala-Gs 'V , N Toni Shaw xc, V , Q. V3 . VM ' x Iohn Smee juniors A' , W 4 4' 'V 'iff Iohn Ross Z ,s uv- ,.. 4, f, 7 ,f A us- .1-Q7 fzil-.KA Nancy Schroeder Glenda Shelton W- V 1 - A' '--, ' '4 Charlene Smith f X Q .4 13, .4 - 'fr' A A I ' f-' . , ' ' ' in t i My William Spoeneman Dianna Steiancich Steve Steuck at f l . f -' -0 V e 4' ' g D , - - Cf' L ff . an .rv A, ' ' ,1 4 A v - , . n af V' 6 ak Pam Swainston Barbara Sweetland David Sylvester n- 'W R -4- 1 if fri J Arthur Buda ,A 2, if L AL X , 'V ZX F, f it -x i It X- it 4 'gg v,.' fl la Q . . Iohn Schweble Ioanna Sheridan ,l 1: V 'Yr' Les Smith X1 in Suzanne Stokird Pam Tallman Va- 4' 7. Gail Ruda C if , Amy' P' Ionny Scott f, - . ,., Y.--, lim Silliman Sheri Smith V1 Bob Stowell Ann Taylor l 1 f Af K' Bob Salyer 5 , gg, d ' y 'sf I Abi! Y fi 15 Andy Scuri Cathy Silva Barbara Soto ,-I-r Beverly Strong Bill Thomas , 'X A if Nancy Thomas D. 5 Fanchon Tognazzini gf ,ur Q16 Tommy Viera ix? Carol Watson uc Iared Williams l , ,o. Q-fl ,f 11 f .auf Walter Wilson ,Gov . , , Lynne Thompson 1 W f.. a vX ! in , lack Tonini tw 6' fig V ' ,, ,vm Y K , E, 1 A Don Walter 3 -or Edward Webb , 3 747351 ' ' ' K Q' , F Kg ' 3 Patricia Williams 'cg' 3 Thomas Winn Juniors M ,. , 4-, as f '3 A' ,x-., 1, 2 tb 1 'iz ,t ., Richard Thompson 'G' 1 . un, ' A Michele Toone K , It 4m KE, -. fn 'f f-.K 1 4 f Marcia Walty Kathi Weishar :li Philip Williams JQ51 if.: .. K 'xv-,fx I xx is Carol Wisneski P' Roberta Thompson ' ' 'N x, f 12517, 1 I 7 Iohn Troutner 5 ,,.. .fs IU' 1 no 1 Kathy Ward .fn ' 7 lb , nur ,f .I... M Q .. 4 . Jvglis 'lic . La-Fe., :, Clell Whelchel 159 Gerald Wilson Christine Wright I r f ,,. wut Susan Thompson 1, if if 4 3171! , ,K Q fX X , vw! Q. 2 an V ' IimTru1ock . 1'- .A 'Y N 1 Bob Ward . f gi z 4 , ,av .. I , N i f H -y er . is-Blfgq-,ZA x. Bill White K.-'ff Richard Wilson f ya? . 1 1 Q-.4 Whig: Ioe Wright 4 -af l . 7, lx., 'S Ron Todd .as -6-' A, ,fx O5 vm ' ui W . 0 gusts: S-'fig are Kathy Vansandt ' Q 'X' I . 3. Sandra Watkins fs' in Donna Williams . X fo' Robert Wilson 'D , W lim Yale lll ,lun WS Vi Yost Not Iolnn Billinqton Margaret Kean Phillip Lawless io rs 'i -is O l i Susan E. Young Pictured Bill Plum e Flurry Stone Susan Whiston E. Bob Richardson Marcia Carlson Marty Frazier . Anita Broders . Vivian Davies . Iean Pierson . . Dianna Stefancich Diane Lewis . . Karen Clawson Bonnie Miller . ludy Lawrence Marilyn Collins Linda Garland CAST . . Doc .... Marty Frazier Smitty . . Ardath Kirchner Cpl. Tweedy. Bob Richardson Flo . . .Maridel Kennedy . U . Connie Steve . ue . Andra Nydia Helen Grace Sadie Native .Roberta Thompson -Indicates Saturday night cast. P t S 'Ir Maridel Kennedy . . Woman . . Anita Broders' Mi A ' V.. ,J s 1 Y U .. gr ,. I , I I l 5-.+--,f' 1 ' 7 i . X Suv f, 5. t ti! w . . ludy Dunlap Alice luarez . Sandi Pickens Karen Clawson . . . Iudy Evans . Marcia Walty Marilyn Collins . Linda Garland Junior la.ssP ff r Havocv Combine an enthusiastic cast, a hard-working technical crew, a patient director, and a tense plot. Result? A junior class production of outstanding quality and achievement! Under the skilled direction of Mr. Richard Yeo, Cry Havoc's potential of drama and meaning was transformed into an active creation. Ten army nurses, bunked in an abandoned-gun-emplacement-turned-bomb-shelter on Bataan, struggle to save the wounded and dying and at the same time to preserve some measure of their dignity and femininity during the bloodiest heights of World War ll in the Philippine theater. Doc Marsh, a veteran surgeon dedicated to his work, and Smitty, a taciturn young woman hardened by war who serves as Doc's right-hand nurse, are carrying on the work of maintaining a mobile hospital unit at the front despite their own waning endurance and shortages of supplies and additional help. When relief comes in the form of eight green civilian volunteers, it requires the combined supervision of Doc and Smitty plus the morale-boosting optimism of big-hearted Flo Harris, another enlisted nurse assisting Smitty, to rid the new girls of their initial terror and steel them for the work they must do. Amid the bombing and slaughter of the days that follow, many personal tragedies and sacrifices occur and each girl undergoes subtle changes in character and out- look, but all find warmth in companionship and service. An unknown spy, a case of insanity, and an orphaned native baby com- plicate Smitty's burden of responsibility as the lapanese draw a steadily tightening ring around the island, finally smothering all possibility of evacua- tion or reinforcement. Yet, although the play ends with a despairing wail from the baby and the girls ascend to face the machine guns of the victorious Iapanese, a clear note of hope remains vibrating in the stirring strains of Battle Hymn of the Republic, and in the knowledge that the inherent good of the individual has again triumphed over the forces of evil. A highly effective sound track was another innovation that gave Cry Havoc its rare character and labeled it one of the finest presentations of the year. ir' 1: vzf ' ffl -1 l 4 , 7 -. ' 1 , '7' in-4 ' 3 '- in . Q A - .ff A X R ff, it t ,i F, if 5 iff-. if ' 3 . X. N P -P A'-, Xwvih ,fi . -lg.-M ... -, 5 it , F: X. . In 5 - , V ,- AA. y 1 1. is-A , 2, ' W . ' 3 1 ' H3 - in P. .i 4 - - it i ne g n- ' r,,,,,.r ' W Aa L4 f f 4-vwti 4 I i-1-. ' - Xl Q , I E i L 'E ivy g Z5 531465 3055569 Qi? Egg W Eau EQW i E Mf W i L O A A 1 sig-: fs a Ii my f F QQ? J Y- gfliwvfe QQ ophomo re Class FIRST SEMESTER PAT HALL Knot picturedl President VIRGINIA ROLLER Vice President SANDRA LAW Secretary WESLY WATKINS Treasurer CAROL PENNINGTON Welfare MIKIE OARROL Welfare 'ml-'f 'w This year's sophomore class is considered one of the best, because it is! Our motto has been Show them how it is done! Our officers did a grand job representing us and looking out for our interests. Our B teams, considered to be ours because most of them are sopho- mores, were outstanding. They ought to make wonderful players for the Varsity Team. We have so many more accomplishments, but We don't want to monopolize the annual so we will adjourn till next year with a Warning lust wait and watch out! Here comes the class of '62l SECOND SEMESTER GARY WHITNEY President LANGDON WINNER Vice President LYNN BRASE Secretary ANN SMITH Treasurer VAN EAKES Welfare MARSHA ROOD Welfare an 4.- f QV! x .la Sandra Abad .-,,. fa A 4 nl Bob Ballesteros , in fax at . I1 7' 1 t 2 Maxine Blaylock G. f rv Qx I 4 Richard Brown J J, . , A 'Sk -. t . '1 Carolina Chaides ... f-1. Bonnie Cuneo Maida DeLury f'9. -f-A no Us 5 f 4 1, .. 1. , V D Pai Adams 3 1 45. tk- Iim Barei 1,2 3 1 , ff, ia Patti Boling wi? .. Q, 1 11: Larry Budar , Zi ,cr fq:?5T, 2:5 ,.,f- 1, Wendell Chambers Y ,M 1 I' Barbara Danaher So- - ,. 3 . l -Q-Q' N ,X ' X r l Dan DeVaul Ray Aldridge Q., , -v-',f Pat Barder c ' M,,,l I David Boume 4 --.A 1 , X 1 f Hetty Burks A , I ry Y , '1 EQ? f ff Katherine Cheda ,,.. fr fbi 5 lane Daniels 5:5-'H 6- A , ,. , -rr 'V g , V+ mil -A Tom DeVaul ophomores 1 Q ,Q4 V4 Dick Anderegg g . K' fm R, A V ina, .L Marian Beach fa bf Pamela Bradford .1 1' , 5 fd. Tim Byers ,N of 4 . 'ua' 41 J? 1 if N-r 'WL N - , lt-15. -'gg , Ieff Cole Kathy Danneberg Charlie Dickey 'F- . Cherly Anderson A if I ,, it ! 1 Q Ianei Beeson f,, 1- ...X , , Lynn Brase I lane Carlson ,, G a W Bill Cook Evan Davis .1 Dianne Dubin ,190 , v I Bill Andrews ,max-3 zu. 5. ,.- 1 , . '!f,' ji fffuii we Andrea Benell ,J .- ff Velma Brazil fk -. 1. v Mikie Carroll fjgwi . 'i'om Copeland Maureen Davis , A av- Iim Duniord Iean Ash if ' , Q, q,.,. , Q5-'Q A , Phillip Belis can :I 1 is - Garie Briggs Q- ' ll xgtl' 5 . 'W Bob Carroll fir Iudy Crawiord ,- Ianice Davisson T i., T Bonnie Dunlap 57:3 ggi wg , -y Q ,, X , X A 4 X ' Wesley Asmussen 4 . S Sharon Blair Donna Brown , X Q, 'u X' ff1XX I il, 'TZ , 15,:rg52,Y1-1 ' GQ! wil Iim Cawelii , A 4' 'V . 1. K ' , X i xl Colin Cruikshanks V U ' , ' ing V Nl Q ' Bill Decker f.' fa ,, lf! XY Z Q 2. eg. cu .H U 7 5,5 Q If -' 'U k 7 Larry Duron 2 Vrkz 52' . Roy Falk QL Dianna Gann Pete Graham Pat Hall A 'YD Virqilia Eades Terry Flint ' x , Z! Ice Garcia f 'Y ya t Lynne Greenall 4 Ronald Hampl ll' f I I . Y l Sharon Hessler Vivian Higuera 'z A 4 . eff ' ' ai' H , 'wi iq, b Bob Holmquist 118 Iohn Hooley ophomores 'P , Q.f4 rafef -ff' of A,, fa ,I gn- ', fi H Ll Van Eakes Chris Eckel . 61 , K '55 B' QL' , , wtf, , Lawrence Howard Flood Franklin X-4 eh. x X l l l 'nfl . ' lim Garing Ioan Genthner 5 ' Q ix f . , iq, my s., f ,, ' X 44 7 'A Ierry Ursula Greger Greenelsh 'ral , JE ' -v-' A ' 5: 4, , 'N J' fn V 3 s- s 3515- Barbara Ann Hart Kenny Hinkle Q 252 s ' 1 Iessie Howe 2, , X 'Q , . Barbara Lynn Hart Iim Hiscox f, 7..- 1 l .QQ-i'.Qi'N f NM in David Hudqens Q. i, i Ianet Eickholt I? IV' ? ' ,g- ' 'A 1 qv ,H Iohn Fraser '-Q wr- -y S Iudy Gillen E YI , 75,8 x X I Wally Grindle .r Ian Hathaway r 1' 1' if , , Dick Hollings 'ny t,1 .54 f G 7 , -I il .MIA Z Ben Hulsey Vg' , X an Y' W , f I oe Elwell ' -5 Gfwgu , . 9 W Don Frazier , - A , ' ff' 'Y Q53 .V K ta W Iim Gingg 4, . L.. . Darlene Grisham -3- ' FM .4 Fred Hayward ...W Kiln 1.,i- ' wu,,,3qi f Carol Holloway .. 3 391 fn l I 55, -.Q V .1 ,gi 5? ' , ,Q , Iohn Hunsaker ,yn-S: f r-iv' . Fx V qc deep Y?N,: lim Ethridge 1 L Q .N : F isle! Ierry Friesen Richard Glick I Melvin Hahn -4, ...f V Q, , ,I Ken Hebrard lyk. E Margaret Holloway ,539 4 :V ff ., xv 4 i f , 1 Charley Hunt .CSM Z1 ' 3 Wes WQX, Bob Fagan F3 ' ' ' K r Kenny Fryer I ,E fi ' -nr f Q Sue Graqg Ruby Hale Clifford Henderson r',, ,G a --:, Bemice Holmes 1-. ,, 4 I, l Geraldine Hutton 1 Linda Hutton Pat Iones , ,. :Q Allen Koznek Mary Lechuga an I 'W Veronica Lucas Manuel Machado n -1- -.1 Elisabeth Merriam 1 ...v Qi. Bob Hyde Peggy .K T9'gQPSene 3 we . Kathy Kweder 5? Tm' 1 Mary Ledson fn' A sei' X i till Q Tim Lucio Dollie Mahoney Et L .441-2 ., , Pat Mesler 1 Vera Irvin L, I , Cheri Iorgesen T19 Sandy Lackey K Linda Leitner V ' Y, W3 - 'fe L we- ' at ,,,,N, K w -ew 4 -Q Ricky Luttropp Qzw ,Z A Iulie Mallagh -Xu 1'-'ff Merry Middlecamp ophomores ik Iunko lwao 9 1' F. .- in .. rl, -fi 'Z' 'YL Sharon Keating G , w Santiago Lagao Larry Leonhardt N -. F V y 3 f at Kathy Lynch LV ,fl V. A 'ny A 'M s Alfred Martinelli Q1 t IQZY' to 4 LX,f'Lur Hugh Milbum i Bill Iackson fu.. ' i i in Amelia Kennedy I Iudy Laing Q 1 1 l T L lx -X ,Q Milly lim Lewelling V 1 v Michael McCormick fs 4 I 4.1 ,. Georgiana Martines ff. ,an -vm Q. li WXQU: lah Gene Miller Nonnan Iespersen 6: - 'N-V yt a, if-- 3' I A I Frank Kester Ann Lathrop ,:,, 1 'N x Q Al Lewis F- I -2 Q l Bill McDaniel f .. fr 3 , 0 ct N Ame: YZ Terry Maughmer r., 21. 1,,' ' 7' f . fe : 'I Bob Minugh ,,. 1: f 'X 3 I Carmon Iohnson --L' N., Y Benny Ketz nv- ' I ll Sandra Law fc T - ,ft if 9, , -3, .Q.,.. we, -f. Iim Lewis Patricia Iohnson IL' jf .. W . Fred Kim -T51 lx X t Pete Lawn .- an K LL- , Qs' . in I Ronald Lopez 552 , P 0' 14' ' . Pat McFarlane Maxine McNanna AV, 7 g, s-fy' mf: 1 1 , - ,QW l 1 . Cheryl Chuck Mehlschau Meissner In- - L' Lynda-Kaye Io Marie Mitchell Morris ll9 1 V I a. 5? Nancy Morrison P-,- V 'fn r, f ay , , 'PP P, 7' ugh 5 Q Richard O'Conner ,.. v , UI, J . '. I1 aj t Sandra Piiitzner -- . 3' ...ff K x Pete Ray ,-Q 4- -Y, v-1 1511 kj . 'A J- ' 9- Vivian Rodgers 4- C, -f,, ,af E? Paul Russell -- Iulie Shaw 1 20 ,. A 1+ I Elaine Mullican i aa 'lf Bob Olqiati A ay - 4. fr XX' 4, fl! ' Rodney Philbrick CT loe Reilly '11 fx ,, PX Peggy Rodriguez , 4-Pm 4 '7f 1 A . ,,.,vk , U Ie!! Saulsbury 1-al' E Ron Short 'P Iane Murray Dettra Owens JJ 'fy 4 uP, 4 . lx Iohn Porter -, aw Gary Reticker -' Us Bonnie Roqoway ff., .!'-'Y Q. X I Margie Schlobohrn Iaclc Shutt ophomores fw' CS. A wt P 1 Ui , 1 Lynn Myers ' f x ,.a,. , .4 1 3 Q21 ,If Susan Paivine Ianet Pounder ,sa fi X Neil Reticker ,,, ,ib- A.- Fred Rohe 5 earl 7' .OHQ K U' 1 g 1 up Iilliillinrllllx Warren Schmidt Bill Sietert 1 PA.. V , I 'PV ft Susan Nanninga rj.: -PJ' 4 P P ' '99 ,Pl Cynthia Payne lean Powell Sam Rhodes I f V ng 5 2 'S' ff J. 75A -13 f ff' 5 Virginia Roller H . Suzanne Schneider 'w f' l K. Claudia Silliman ,X is P, i 4.-Z, P y .V .Q Allen Nebelung Carol Pennington 4 4 Faye Powelson 1 4, , Freeman Richards Marsha Rood I M F vi , fP Sandy Schultz 2 :Za Anne Smith . 4. .Qu 2 lane Nettleship 4. .rw ,-my 3 il' Merikay Peterson P ef: .1 'C QP -1 2 . .' t ev Bill Punches , 'tx I, shtnh. P V fx P .Ji Karen Richardson P fgz' ,IQ 'P I P :, ,. 5122225 Leslie Rosenberry ,P, .x P,2,. 4 X' P We P xx.m,fr 3? Q , ii Stan Schwarz Dolores Smith SQA t -vi! is X f X ' P A P Larry Newman Mike Pfiitzner Iohn Punches - x 1- Ervin Rodgers -w '- P Q, -A yvdy f Ron Rude 4,1 -A 5... f 'Pi P y V, Kerry Sue Seger ,4 P, gp :ft YS I n A A Bob Snider 5. v C i Mitzi Sparks ,fy 1 I Cathe Thompson -r ' 0' Y: br Thx lu. Ll Roger Vincent L.. A. 5 Tommy Weatherman t ei- Q vw' r l t. Nancy Whitney - L E :rf t S Langdon Winner if S Linda Spurlock Tom Thompson 1 v .ff If f Q . ef , V.:X, Wanda Wages 1- . Bettie Webster A X- l',i-H. .6 avr. g, , , .. . fsftaft H Milo Whitson 34 Qtr a Don Woodworth , IN r 1 . J, Q. , x x it .- 55 5 rren Staley Y.. K'-r ' z Steven Thrasher .- 4' -2.1- Xa.. x' it I , 'J Kenneth Walker ? i Tommy Weddle 1 JV , - Iudy Wight f ftl 1 T ! . .A lfill ' 5 - jfifhl Mit. F 5 5 fi P - 1 1 S- Mary lo Wright Linda Chavarria Gail Fitzgerald ophomores I Cheryl Stoddard J 1: 5' fc, sf ,,, , y. Rick Topper 2 X ,z Craig Wall 4 A 1 A rf S Bruce West ,'-.-. Ji.. x Tom Wilkinson Tix L- I Sandra Wynn 14 -Q - K3 Mike Sutherland ' ff 1 xx Nancy Toreson --.- Charley Warren - .2 A' y iii! .1 ' V' I ' li 'sy x ',2xg..Q X X ,svgvw Frank Westlund -N , I. 1-1 Q Q Penny Wilson 1: ,- lc ,K , . fx 1 . t ln S1 Tom Sweeney r P6-q l 'ifl ff' 1, Ronald Trulockt Gary Warren l ,f .l ...XX .X XR -, lf Q ' Edward Whitaker . Travis Wilson ..- .v, lean Tait 1. Iv- Linda Tweedy + --.n,q3,. x lin 4' -6-V ., 5 fl V -nf , lllg . t Ricky Wasson Linda Whitaker K ' ,,-S., ' V 1' 'X ,a Gary Winbume Not Pictured William Goldsbeay Arthur Rice Sammy Lopez Cathy Silva Marvin Silva nz, Anne Taylor Luanne Tyacke ,- ..-. -, .. X . Wesly Watkins Q .ef 2 K. t n Gary Whitney i st. 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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mayta . Mrs. Betty Anderson . Miss Maxwell . . Mr. Arthur I. Godfrey . N Mr. William Tyner . . The Faculty . The Staff . F or printing our annual For manufacturing our covers For his time and patience spent on senior portraits and many other photographs For the excellence of develop- ing and printing of many of the pictures y ' For the individual underclass- men pictures For assisting 'with advice on the art Work For his tireless devotion and co- operation For his ability to keep the room warm and glowing and his pa- tience as our faculty advisor For the co-operation and assist- ance during the group pictures For doing good jobs and turning in more than was expected from you. CYou were a great helpll Sincerely, Charlene Philbrick Editor, Tiger Tales 1960 ' ' fi f r QW' olf' 2 ' xiii Q A Q fe 4 Y 1 if 55.4, Q 3 , , lg, If ., 4 1 ,. ,uv fm, ., w-4 ,qv 49 K if if ,Q i I . 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