Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

or :y Sy . H- ARIEL 1960 SANTA ANA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL $ M.E FOREWORD The Ariel of 1960 is dedicated to every person of every race, nationality, and religion attending Santa Ana Senior High School. Here, we are of many types. We are descendants of pilgrims who immigrated to our shores years ago. We are white, Negro, Mexican, Indian, Chinese and Japanese. We are Catholic, Jew, and Protestant. We are good students active in school functions as well as careless students without a goal. But most of all, we are young, and we hope that by educating people of all kinds together when they are young that our nation shall continue to be united; and when the time comes and we have to take the positions and places of our fathers and forefathers, we will have less cases of intolerance and prejudice in our country and more world understanding. ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT This is the second yeor fhof Dr. Oliver C. Lawson has served as Superintendent of Schools. We ore all thankful for the splendid way he, along with the Board of Education, has managed the affairs of our school system. The continued smooth operation of our own high school, and the successful first year of operation for Valley High School are well-deserved tributes to his efforts. PRINCIPAL There is no tangible means of measuring the impact that Santo Ana High School has had on its nearly two thousand students during these post nine months. The influence that 83 teachers have on us students during a year is amazing, and it places on their shoulders an awesome responsibility. It is comforting to know that guiding the fine body of instructors at Santo Ana High School is a man with the exceptional qualities of our principal, Mr. Robert S. Farrar. He not only has the much needed formal and practical training needed to execute his job, but he also has the type of character requisite for encouraging the teachers and students under him on to better things We thank you. Mr. Farrar, for your personal interest in the welfare of each person at Santa Ana High School. R JlKSiii'Ui MR. ROLLO BECK Vico Pfincipol MRS MARY SAFELY RFED Vice Principal MR EDWARD BLACK Registrar MR EDSEL COLLIER Activity Cownsolor MR RALPH JACK Guidance Counselor DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN MiRPlE BOUCHEY English NANCY BOYO Gifts' Physical Education DAIENE CHRISTENSEN Home Economics JOHN COVINGTON Social Science WIUIAM ELLIOTT Business ERMINE HART Art DELORES PRIOR library JACK PICKERING Driver Education HAROLD REUTER Music WILFRED THOMPSON Industrial Arts ROBERT WILHELM Boys' Physical Education THE FACULTY Henry Aguilera Harlan Anderson Robert Anderson Donold 8aket Peggy Barnhill Stanley Barnidcel A cnoth Bonnet! John Bcvchard i Robert Bowc Barbara Burns Walter Egger James Daily Sarah Freedman Melvin Garrison Kathryn Gillen Solly Go bar I I Moynord Hock Kenneth Hagen Either Hallett Margaret Harper Virginia Ha r Ike Chuck Hailey Everett Henry Arthur Hohneker William Hcmmen Robert larion Neal Mochonder Gordon MocKenxio Melvin McCord Walden Leecing 1? letter McKnight Frank Miller Merman Moennmg Milton Newcomer Peter Norton William Roach Beverly Romero William Rom Nick Rouios Lloyd Sallot louite Sanborn Robert Smith Wayne Snell George Spangler Robert Ward 13 14 WINTER BOARD OF CONTROL WINTER BOARD OF CONTROL lynn Wolker, Seere'ary and Terry Carlyle. Vice President. The winter semester was superbly headed by President Steve Perryman, Vice President Terry Carlyle, and Secretary Lynn Walker, and the efficient Board of Control. It wos because of these people fhot a most memorable Color Day was enjoyed by oil of the students. The day s festivities from the assembly in the morning to the game and dance at night were all carefully planned by the Board of Control. Other events throughout the first semester included the noon time pep assemblies, which spirited our Saints into a Sunset League champ-ionship the Fathers' Night, which honored the fathers of our mighty Saint football team; and the Football Banquet, which was planned and decorated by the Board. Above is just a sample of the enthusiasm and time put in by the fen Board members to start off the 59- 60 school year with a bang! Prc4id ?nf STEVE PERRYMAN Row I Mr Collier. C Hyle. I Wolker. B Walker. 0. Myer� , A Wr.flht, T. Carlyle Ro«v ? S. farror. J Dovn. $ Perrymon. SPRING BOARD OF CONTROL Preside ’ -STAN FARRAR SPRING BOARD OF CONTROL When the spring Board of Control were elected in January they had a lot of planning and hard work ahead of them. They organized the assemblies and noon dances in addition to handling all the student activities. This active board was under the leadership of their officers: Stan Farrar, President; Joel Ohlgrep, Vice President; and Bonnie Walker, Secretary. All posters or bulletins in the halls are set up by these board members. They can always be seen doing some worthwhile project. This year they were supporting the American Field Service campaign to raise money for foreign exchange students. No, the work of this board is never finished until the last day of school. They are continually building the quality of student government activities. May the students on this spring board be congratulated for their industrious work! Vicp President—JOFl OHIGREN Secretary—BONNIE WAITER Row 1: S. Forcor, S Christiansen. M Ketchum. B Walker. M. Elirondo Row 2: I. PcddKord. J. Ohlgrcn. 0 Milligan. D Snodgrass. Mr. Collier. 17 SELF GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE Row I Mr. West. G Elliot?, 0. Smith, J. Burk . Row 2 J. Davis, G. Conowoy. STUDENT RELATIONS Row I: M Vender Mculen, J. Blower. J. Shuler, M. Engle. L. lorsh, K. Bate. Row 21 C. Karvey, B Walker, A Knickerbocker, D Kennedy, S. Milligon, J. Deo-kin. Row 3i J. Ohl-gren, G Anderson, J. Anderson, J McFarland, T. Metzger. Row 4 Mr Snell, R. Bchn, R. Bote, M Blower, K. Brandt. 18 GIRLS' LEAGUE THE GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET The Girls’ League Cabinet had another very successful year during 1959 and 1960. The first semester's cabinet was headed by Caroline Ault, President; Carlyn Peelle, Vice President; Angie Tafoya, Secretary; and Nancy White, Treasurer. This cabinet sponsored such activities as the New Students' Dinner, the Girls' Assembly, and the decorating of the Christmas tree in the foyer. They were also in charge of the Sophomore Tea, which included a fashion show presented by Buffums', and the Color Day Dance, which centered around a delightful circus theme. For the spring semester the girls of Santa Ana High School elected Susan Weaver, President; Lee Fernandez, Vice President; Penny Peelle, Secretary; and Penny Utley, Treasurer. This cabinet also presented a Girls Assembly,- but their most important duty was that of sponsoring one of the biggest events of the year, the Co-ed. This dance was one of the biggest and most successful dances of the year. To all girls on the Cabinet we extend our congratulations for another year of wonderful activities. Row I- Caroline Ault. Susan Wcover Row 2. Nancy White. Ange Tofoyo, Carlyn Peelle. lee fernonder. Penny Peelle. Penny Utlry Row I Mrs White. P U’ley, P. Peelle. X Belhsime. N Bealer, D Miihey, P Arnold, C. Taylor. I Fcrnandcr. S Kolsto, J. Blower. Mn Peed Row 2 J. Thomas. M Vander Meuten, C Smith. P Haoigoii, H lieti, S. McCulloch. F. Potter, A Tafoya. B Schroder. Row 3 S Weaver. C. Steis, M Wilton. C lloyd. I Oliphant, K Arisen, A Bockstcr, V. Stomps. Row 4i 0. Kennedy, S. Diet . D Arens, C. Ault. H. Gordon, $. Sanden W Pearse, I Robinson. F Force ARIEL ART STAFF This year the Ariel Art Staff has worked harder than ever to make this year's Ariel the best one yet. With the help of their adviser, Miss Linda Griffiths, and their editor, Cathy Hyle, they planned the entire layout of the Ariel. Cartoons, artistic pictures, and other samples of art are also the work of this staff. This year's cover serves as a good example of their excellent work. The staff certainly deserves our thanks for o beautiful Ariel that we con be proud of. CATHY HYIE, Editor Row 1 Mils Griffiths. J. Wulfkuhlo, M. Marcus, C Hyle, J. Wall. Row 2 N Femmcr C lan pnt, M. Robcrts. M. G6le, ARIEL LITERARY STAFF ARIEL LITERARY STAFF Much valuable time, hard work, and thought were put into this year's Ariel by the many staff workers, but a great amount of credit belongs to the members of the Ariel Literary Staff. Under the competent leadership of co-editors Susan Weaver and Melba Elizondo, the staff started off the year by identifying and alphabetizing the class pictures. As the year progressed, the staff could be found writing stories, identifying more pictures, rushing to meet the three deadlines, and checking the printer’s proofs. With advisor Mr. William Hemmen the Ariel Literary Staff has made a genuine effort to make this year's Ariel surpass all others. Row J: P Ryan. S Weaver, W Rogers. M Elizondo. M Vender Movie n. S Kolstc. A Torre . B Bivens Row 2 D Myers. K Yovcl. S McCullock. J. Thomos. I. Covington, S. Christiansen, J. Davidson M Giles. V Aron.oga. Row 3- Mr, Hemmen. N Denton, B Schroder, J Dever M Anderson, H Gordon, M Wilson, H tie� z, R Murray, B Imdstrom. S Forror, D Smith, D Valenzuela, C Ault 23 ARIEL BUSINESS STAFF NANCY WHITE—And BonnoM S� off Editor The Ariel Business Staff has completed a very successful year led by editor Nancy White and advisor Mr. Riordan. Some of the many important tasks of this staff include: faking charge of the Ariel pre-sale, scheduling all photographs and finding sponsors to supervise the printing, binding and engraving of names on the covers. When all these jobs are completed the day of distribution arrives and oil Business Staff members are on hand until each Saint has his Ariel. The Business Staff is credited with helping with an outstanding Ariel for 1959-60. A’ B B'lveni, M Ketchum, N. While, I. Fcmondex, P. Powell. Row 2: S. Cohf . J- Hd'- K- V No'-non Mr Riordan, P. Hanigon, C Pcello. F. Porter, $ Milligon. 24 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ARIEL PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Thanks for a job well done go out to our two roving photographers, Richard Hovey and Paul Gerolimi. Under the able direction of Editor Dean Stoops they have managed to focus their cameras on each and every important event of the year. Understaffed as they were (Sointland has had as many a$ seven photographers in past years) their work has kept them in the dark much of the time. Now, positive that they have exposed their last negative, they can take time.out to nurse those flat feet they developed while chasing after that one last shot. Ed'for—DEAN STOOPS 25 D SJOO.IS. P. Hovey. P. Gsrolimi. GENERATOR STAFF Under the capable guidance of their adviser, Mrs. Barbara Burns, and editor-in-chief John Nieblas, this year's staff of our school newspaper. The Generator, has done an exceptionally good job of reporting school activities throughout the year 1959-1960. Not only have they kept our paper packed with news, but several of the staff members have also contributed articles to the Santa Ana Register. Although they number only eleven strong, the members of the staff have shown outstanding reporting skill, writing news, sports, interviews and features in fine style. Issued 17 times a year to students free of charge, the Generator has been both fun and interesting to read. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOHN NIEBLAS ■ 1 -S Row 1 J. Gates, V. Grccnia. J luLcns. I Davis, J. Smith, S Milf Row ?: Mrs. 8urns, T. ojo. B lindstrom. P. G«roliml, G lycan, J Nicblaj. Row 3: D 8one, H Corrigan, W. Kaiver. D Distel, B Botes. 26 LEAVES IN THE WIND LEAVES IN THE WIND Again this year the creative writing class did an outstanding job in the publication of Saintland's literary book. Leaves in the Wind. All Santa Ana High School students were invited to contribute either poetry or prose to Leaves in the Wind, and the members of the creative writing class were in charge of its publication and distribution. Congratulations to members of the creative writing class, their adviser, Mrs. Burns, and those students who contributed material for Leaves in the Wind. Michelle Mcgce, Editor Row 1 M Engle, J Fessenden, M Mcgcc, J. Charleston, M Drake. E Good. D Young, O de la Rivo Row 2 Mrs Burns. J Nieblas, J. lukens. R. Rock F Thompson. R Orr, D Thorne SENIOR COUNSELORS FALL TERM OF THE SENIOR CLASS As the class of sixty, the largest in Saintlands history, looks back over their successful senior year, they will hove many wonderful events to remember. Among these are the activities conducted during the fall semester such as Color Day, the Silver Ball, and the Winter Play. For the fall semester the officers, Brian Silver, president; Linda Leonard, vice-president; and Lynne Davis, secretary; led the seniors with the guidance of Mr. Covington, class advisor. Under the leadership of the seniors, school spirit was at its height up through the football championship and then was extended to the other sports. As the first semester drew to a close, our basketball teams were again leading the Sunset League. The seniors led the student body academically as well. The Honor Society and Honor Roll were the largest in number Santa Ana High has ever had. This senior class will long remember their days at Santa Ana High, and in turn they will long be remembered for their great leadership both socially and academically. Counselors Mr William Roach, Mr. Lawrence West, and Mrs Louise Sonbom. SENIOR ADVISORS Advisor. Mr Herbert Covington SPRING TERM OF THE SENIOR CLASS Under the leadership of the spring semester officers; Jim Davis, President; Kent Soldan, Vice-President; and Susan Gettemy, Secretary; the members of the class of sixty completed their high school education by participating in many exciting and memorable events. Among these events were the productions, the talent show. Senior Play; the other senior activities such as, Senior Breakfast, Baccalaureate, Graduation, and the Graduation Dance. All members of the senior slass have well-deserved their diplomas and are certainly going to be ready for the future life ahead of them. They have achieved not only scholastically but also socially and are well adjusted to the ups and downs of the world outside. Good luck to all seniors and may they always succeed in whatever they do! Vic«-Pr© ,d«r.t Kent Soldan Secretory, Sown Gettemy President. Jim Oov.s 31 SENIORS JERRIIYN AKKOLA KAREN ADAMS Arsons Club Littl© Theotro Guild KARON AASEN Debutontes Gul� ' league Cabinet CHARLES ALEXANDER Pep Bond Varsity Baseball SHARRON ALDER Tronsfer SALLY ALCALA ALcrchondising Typing RICHARD ALLEN KATHY ALLEN Drill Team President Latin Club ELIZABETH ALFARO A Coppella Choir G.A.A. FRANK AMTHOR Tronsfer JENNIE AMEZCUA Swimming Office Procrice SANDRA ALLEN Honor Society Future Faculty Club MARIE ANDRE Transfor LYNNE ANDERSON Courtesy Club Spanish Club 32 JIM ANDERSON Joy Bees President Student Relations Exec. Comm. IRENE ANSAIDO Mathematics Photography VIRGINIA ARCINIAGA Ariel Literary Staff Future Faculty Club RENNIE ARNOLD Student Relation Girls' League Cabinet ALMA ARREOLA Business Secretarial Club JOHN ARRISON Varsity Cross Country Vorsity Track LORETTA ATKINS Office Practice Typing CAROLINE AULT Girls league Pres dent Iris' Stote Representative GLORIA AVILA Art Home Economics JENNIFER AXWORTHY Tri-Y Orchestra ALOHA BACHAND Honor Society Spanish Club KAREN BACON G.A.A. SHELLEY BLAIR G.A.A. Latin Club ANN BAKER Secretarial Club Homcnsaking ALAN BALCH Swimming Jay Bees RUDY BANUELOS Esquires A Cappella Choir President DALE BARBRE VIRGINIA BARELA little Theatre Guild F.H.A. JUDITH BARKER Debutantes French Club REBECCA BARBOZA Business English RICHARD BATE Bachelors President Key Club Secretary DOROTHY BECK Lillie Theatre Guild G A A. MARY 8ECK Student Relation! Spanish Club PAULA BECKMAN Home Economics Modem Dance VERNA BEER Secretarial Club Business RICHARD BEHN Student Relations Spanish Club RICHARD BENJESTORF V ood Shop Metal Shop KAREN BENSON Homo Economic Business OTTO BERG Honor Society Water Polo DONNA BESSEY Drama Swimming VIRGINIA BETTIS Future Faculty Club A Cappcllo Choir GARY BIGELOW Science Mathematics ROBERT BILLA Foolball Auto Mechanics RUTH BILLA Concert Choir Typing CAROLYN BII 1ST ROM Home Economics Business JUDI BIRTWISTLE Secretarial Club Office Proctice BARBARA BIVENS Usherettes Ariel Business Staff JUDITH BLOWER Student Rotations Exec. Comm. Girls' League Cabinet RICHARD BLOCK Baseball Honor Roll BETTY BLANK Dromo Office Proctice JOSIE BORJORQUEZ Modern Dance Home Economics SHIRLEY BOHLING Business G.A.A. LARRY BOGGS Machine Shop Auto Shop CATHY BOWEN Latin Club G.A.A. R03ERT BORTON Alchemist Club Honor Society JAMES BORCHERING Honor Society Stage Crew JERRY 8RAMLETT Machine Shop Art BARBARA BOYLE Future Faculty Club little Theatre Guild VELDA BOYD Head Flag Twirler Coterien Club JANET BREEDLOVE Student Relations little Theatre Guild CHESTER BRANNEN Little Theatre Guild Talent Show Co ordinator LARRY BRAMLETT Industrial Arts RODNEY BROWN Crama Machine Shop GERAIYNN BROWN Future Faculty Club Little Theotrc Guild MIKE BROOKS Science Student Relations JACQUELINE BROWNE French Club Sccretoriol Club DONNA BUCKLES F.H.A JANICE BULAND Usherettes S� uden� Relations HARRY BULLOCK Vorsity Swimming JANICE BUNCH little Theotre Guild Business CHARLENE BUNNEY G.A.A. Secretarial Club MARY ANN BUNYAN little Theatre Guild A Cappella Choir JIM BURCH English Mathematics JUDY BURKS Song Leader Drill Teom Leader KENNETH BUSH Physics English JUDITH CAMBLIN Cheer Leader Girls' league Cabinet DAVID CAMPBELL Bachelors Varsity Football JAMES CAMPBELL Honor Roll BEE FOOTBALL BOB CAMPOS Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country PETRA CAMPOS F.H.A. Drill Team YVONNE CAMPOS Home Economics Future Nurses JoANN CARLSON Little Theotre Guild Tolcnt Show SUSAN CARLSON Little Theatre Guild French Club JUNE CARNEY Spanish Club G A A STEVE CARMAN Baseball Mathematics TERRY CARLYIE Student Body Vice Pres Student Rel Excc. Comm LYNN CARTNER Band JIM CARTER Business Baseball RON CARRIE Esquires Vorsity Trock JULIE CHARLESTON Drama little Theatre Guild LYLA CASTRO little Theatre Guild G.A.A DAVID CASEY Baseball SALLY CHRISTIANSEN Commissioner of Publicity Ariel literary Staff LINDA CHENEY Spanish Club Future Faculty Club LEROY CHAVARRIA Esquires Bee Footboll IRENE CISTARO SHAROIYN CHURCH Secretarial Club Tennis PAT CHUMOS JUDY CLARK Usherettes Spanish Club DELORES ClARK JACK CLABORN Machine Shop Drafting RONALD CLARK Choir Bond MICKEY COCHRAN Industrie! Arts Auto Shop SHARON COHRT Girl - league Coblnet Ariel Business Stoff BRENDA COLE Tronsfer MARGO COLE Ariel Art Staff Artiions HOLLY COLIARD C.A.A. Tri-Y BOB COLLINS Sc.ence Explorers Tennis ALLAN COMP Jay Bees Future Faculty Club YOLANDA CONWAY Office Practice library Science LYNDA COOKE Home Economics JIM COPELAND Auto Shop MIKE CORCORAN Varsity Football Varsity Baseball LUCY CORDOVA Drama Choir CHARLES CORONA HARRY CORRIGAN Honor Society Science Explorers LARRY COUCH law Accounting Club SHARON CRAIG A Cappello Choir Dcbutontes SANDRA CRIPPS Co-ed Tennis Business PEGGY CROY WAYNE CROWTHER Mothemotics Science AIFRED CROSSNO Mothemotics JACQ'JEHNE CUNNINGHAM GA.A. Tri-Y JOHN CUMMINGS Varsity Fcctball Student Relations STEVEN CULUNGS Electronics Club Honor Roll EMI LIE DANIELSON Tri-Y Treasurer Drill Team THOMAS DAILEY Mothcmotics Spanish Club JUDY CURTIS little Thcotro Guild low Account.ng Club BOB DAVIS Electronics Club JEANNE DAVIDSON Student Rclotions Artel literory Stoff PAUL DANIELSON Machine Shop GENE DAVIS Mothcmotics EDDIE DAVIS Varsity Football Letrerman's Club BOB DAVIS KAREN DAVIS JIM DAVIS Senior Class President Chrm. Self Gov’t. Comm. JANET DAVIS Girls' league Cabinet Usherettes fJKK LYNNE DAVIS Song leader Senior Clou Secretary MICHAEL DAVIS Vorsify Swimming Sponish Club SHARON DAVIS G A.A. Mathematics RAIPH DECKARD Industrial Arts English VAIERIE DeGONSlAR Secretarial Club Spanish Club ElEANOR OEISCHL G.A.A. Trl-Y SAllY DEITMER G.A.A. SHIRIEY DIETZ ALICE DElGADO G.A.A little Theatre Guild OPHELIA DE LA RIVA Spanish Club 7cnnis EMMA DElGADO MARY IOU DElGADO little Theatre Guild F.H.A ROY DETWIIER 8a nd Honor Sooety ANDREW DIAZ Football Business KAREN Dill Secretarial Club Office Practice SANDRA DIUON A Cappello Choir Honor Society GIENN DOMAIN TONY DOMINQUEZ Varsity Botketball Mathematics BENJI DRAKE Transfer RICHARD DOUGLAS Esquires Cross Country RALPH DOUGHTY Varsity Football Mathematics KEN DUBEROWSKI German Club Business BILLIE DREW Secretarial Club Tennis MARGIE DRAKE Tennis Secretarial Club DULENE DUGAN Student Relations Dull Team SALLY DUFF Ariixans Secretarial Club BETH DuCHARME Transfer Social Science YVETTE EASTERBROOK Secretarial Club Treasurer Tennis KATHLEEN DUQUE Trl-Y Sfvanish Club BOB DUNCAN English Nature Club JOY EKENSTEDT Choir Mothcmotics WILLIAM EDWARDS Latin Club ROLAND E8Y Mathematics DANA ELLINGEN Mathematics Transfer MELBA ELIZONDO Ariel literary Staff Editor Board of Control CELIA ELENES Business Secretarial Club ERMA EUIOTT Swimming Homemaking GARY EUIOTT Self Government Committee Cotericn Club SUSAN EUIOTT Secretoriol Club Tri-Y ARDENA EUIS A Coppella Choir Future Nuriev Club BONNIE EUIS Sponijh Club Honor Society IINDA EUIS Secretarial Club Tri-Y MARY ENGlE Student Relations little Theatre Guild DEDE ENGLISH Tennis Mathematics PAUL ESPARAZA Transfer JOHN FARR Bee Football Wrestling STAN FARRAR Student Body President Varsity Football NANCY FEMMER Ariel Art Staff Secretarial Club BARBARA FERGUSON Tronsfer FRANK FERNANDEZ Basketball Track JUDY FESSENDEN Music Honor Society KENNEDY FEULNER Honor Roll FRANK FIDUCCIA Varsity Track Student Relations DAVE FIELDING Honor Society President Varsity Wofer Polo JOAN FLEETING Future Faculty Club Latin Club ROGER FINNEY Industrial Arts EUGENE FINLEY Varsity Basketball Latin Club CARMEN FORBECK Orchestra Home Economics LINDA FLORES Sccrotoriol Club Home Economics JERRY FLICK Mathematics Physics KEN FRATTO French Club Mathematics KAREN FRANKENBURGER Drill Team Officer Secretarial Club GARLAND FRANCIS Archery law Club DEMIETRIO FRIET7E English Science WAX FRIEND BARBARA FREDERICK Africans little Theatre Guild JOHN GAEBE Science Mathematics SHERRY FUGATT Office Proctice Merchandising BECKY FROST Office Practice Typing MARILYN GATES Spanish Club French Club RICHARD GARLAND Tennis Team Alchemists Club MANUEL GARCIA Basketball Football BARBARA GAVIN Gcnerotor Stoff Typing SHEILA GEIVET G.A.A. Board Tn-Y Interclub Council Prc . SHIRLEY GEIVET Spanish Club Secretarial Club CATHARINE GERMAIN liltf Theatre Guild Offico Assistant PAUL GEROUMI Foreign Exchonge Student Key Club MICHAEL GETCHEll Trock Cee Football SUSAN GETTEMY California Scholarship Fed. Senior Class Secretary CHARLES GIBSON Transfer VERNON GIBSON Swimming Auto Mechanics TOM GILBERT Woodshop GERI GILES Latin Club English MARY KAY GILES Honor Society Drill Team BECKY GIHASPY Mathematics Home Economics LARRY GILLETTE Band President Cross Country RUTH GILLETTE Future Faculty Club Tri-Y Interclub Council Se SHARON GIRTON Drama Artl ans Club GARRIE CLICK Honor Roll Spanish Club Vice President KATHERINE GODDARD A Coppcllo Choir Little Thcotro Guild ELAINE GOOD Drama Tennis PAUl GONZALES J.V. Football Mathematics PATRICIA GOMEZ Home Economics Mathematics SHARON GORDON Honor Society Secretarial Club JAMES GORDON Spanish Club Water Polo ROBERT GOODE little Theatre Guild Esquires MICHAEL GRANT Spanish Club Tennis JOHN GRANDE Algebra Machino Shop TOM GRAFTON Industrial Arts Mathematics SHIRLEY GREGORY Homemaking Typing SHARON GREENSWORD A Coppella Choir law A Accounting Club PHILIP GREENE Varsity Track Footboll SUSAN GRINNELL Secretarial Club Artizons Club DONA GREW Concert Choir Secretarial Club JANENE GRELLA Honor Society G.A.A. ED GROSCOWITZ Alchemist Club Student Relations RICHARD GRISWOLD Honor Society President Junior Toostmos'ers ADRIENNE GRISET Secretarial Club Drama DAN GROSS Vanity Ctoil Country Vorufy Trock MICHAEL GROVE Sponith Club Commerclol Art CHARLOTTE HAGLER Offico A i tonf little Theotre Guild MERILYNNE GURNEY Future Faculty Club Pntt Club ART HAH MARTHA HAU Drill Team A Cappella Choir COLLEEN HALLAHAN A Cappella Choir Future Faculty Club FRtl) HAMPTON Swimming little Theotre Guild JO HANNAH 8u inev% Home Economic LINDA HARDCASTLE Future Faculty Club JIM HARMON Alchemist Club Generator Stoff MARY HARMON Debutante Pre idcnt Honor Society SUSAN HARRIS Sponi h Club F H A Cabinet ANN HARRISON Honor Society Concert Choir EDWARD HARRISON Cee Trock German Club BARRY HART Vanity Tcnni ELAINE HART Drill Team G.A.A. CAROL HARVEY Student Relotion Future Faculty Club LARRY HAZEN Honor Soooty Future Faculty Club JUDITH HAYFS G A A Concert Choir STORM HARVEY G.A A Board Girls' League Committee CECILIA HEDRICK Future Faculty Club little Theatre Guild JO ANN HECKMAN Drill Team Secretarial Club CAROL HEARD Office Practice Business DIANNE HEIBERG Drill Team Secretary Tri-Y Inierdub Council IARRY HEIDECKE low Accounting Club Business JIM HEETER Spanish Club Future Faculty Club DAVID HENSON Varsity Football Co Captain Student Relations E«ec. Comm HAROLD HENDERSON Woodshop JOACE HELMSTEAD Concert Choir Fine Arts ALLAN HERBACH Varsity Football Mathematics BONI HERNANDEZ Football Industrial Arts GLENN HEREN Industrial Arts MARGIE HIGGS Future Faculty Club Office Assistant MARGARITA HIENTZLFMAN Tri-Y Spanish Club GERALDINE HESS Secretarial Club DENNIS HIIVA Varsity Football Drafting JERRY HILBERT Mathcmotlcs DAVID HILL Industrial Am English LARRY HITTERDALE Honor Society Treasurer Jay Bees DORIS HOLGUIN Tennis Home Economic! DOROTHY HOLGUIN Business Tennis CAROL HOLLENBECK PAUL HOLLOWAY Auto Shop Mathematics STEVE HOLLOWAY Honor Society Latin Club SHIRLEY HOLMAN WANDA HOLMES Spanish Club G A A JUDY HOLT Debutantes Secretory Ariel Business Staff LYNDA HORN Drill Team Officer totin Club DONNA HOLZKNECHT English JACK HOUSEKNECHT GERALD HOY little Theatre Guild Lotin Club JUDY HOYT little Theatre Guild Bonner Carrier MIKE HOYT Varsity Football Track ELISEO HUERTA English JUDY HUHN Girls' league Cabinet little Theatre Guild SUSIE HUDSON JERRY HURST Varsiry Tennis Honor Society DON HURD Mathematics Track CATHRYN HUNTOON Courtesy Club Chernies Club CATHY HYIE Ariel Art Editor Commissioner of Publicity JIM HYDE English Machine Shop GENIE HUTCHENS A Coppcllo Choir Tri-Y NANCY ISLER Latin Club Delegate to Not'l Y-Teen Confer. ROBERT INGRUM Varsity Football Bachelors IEANNE INGHAM Secretarial Club law A Accounting Club LEANNA JACOBSON Office Practice Concert Choir DONNA JACOBS Drill Team G.A.A LARRY JACKSON A Cappella Choir Swimming MARCIA JARMAN Future Faculty Club Little Theatre Guild PAUL JANZEN Spanish Club Future Faculty Club VIRGIL JAMES Electronics Machine Shop 8111 JEROME Golf Team CAROL JIIES DIANA JOHNSON A Coppello Choir Business Law JACQUELINE JOHNSON lotm Club Secretary Cherruc Club JOSEPHINE JOHNSON Lotin Club Chernies Club PAUL JOHNSON Auto Shop English CAROLE JORDAN little Theatre Guild Choir WAYNE KAISER Drum Major PAUL KEENAN law Club Honor Society Vice Pres THOMAS KELLER Alchemists Club Honor Society ARTHUR KELLY Spanish Club Merchandising DAVE KELLY Mathematics LOIS KENDALL Low Accounting Club Secretarial Club JOHN KENDRICK Varsity Football lettermen's Club DEANNA KENNEDY Honor Society Student Relations LINDA KENNEDY Advanced Modern Donco Secretarial Club STEVE KENNEDY Electronics Club Chemistry SUE KENT Chemistry Choir JANICE KING Secrctariol Club Modern Donee MURIDEEN KIBBY French Club Speokerettes MARY KETCHUM Girls' Self Gov t. Comm Commissioner of Finance MELINDA KNUDTSON Flag Twirler Coterien Club BARBARA KLIPSTEIN Band little Theatre Guild RICHARD KLINE Spanish Club Golf MARILYN KOGER Tri-Y President Secretarial Club Vice Pres JAMES KOCOS Varsity Basketball Mathematics SHARON KOCH Modern Oance Secretarial Club GARY KORKOLA Drafting Mathematics SHARON KOLSTE Head Usherette Girls' league Cabinet NANCY KOHLER Student Relations Business SHARON LACE LINDA KULL F.H.A little Theatre Guild DAVE KRISHER Mathematics MANUEL LAGUNA Varsity Football Industrial Arts GRACE LAGUNA Concert Choir Home making CHARLES LADWIG Business Home Economics CAROLYN LAMONT Ariel Art Stoff Honor Roll TOTTI JO LANDIS Honor Society French Club JIM LANGSTON Industrial Arts Science SANDRA LANHAM Secretarial Club low A Accounting Club JOYCE LARDER Tennii Home rooking LOUISE LARSH Student Relations Drill Team Secretory DON LARSON Vanity Football Varsity baseball JANICE LAWLESS Courtesy Club Press Club RICHARD LEAR Woter Polo Team Swimming EVELYN LeBLANC A Cappella Choir G A A. Tennis JEFF LEE Varsity Football Co-Copt, lettermen's Club RICHARD LEHMAN Nature Club Football Progrom Coeditc LONNIE LEMMON LINDA LEONARD Senior Class Vice President A F.S Americans Abrood DONALD LEVERING Band Pep Bond RON LEWIS Jay Bees Wafer Polo Team ZONDRA LEWIS Honor Society Office Monitor HELMA IIETZ Foreign Exchange Student Girls' league Cabinet CHARLES lUE low Accounting Club Dramo TOD IIGHTHAU Fnglish Physics JIM LIGHT Key Club Varsity Tennis LINDA LITTIF Transfer F.H A, WILLIAM LINDSTROM Generotor Stoff Press Club DIANE LINDROS Flag Twirler Student Rcloticns MICHAEL LONG Auto Shop Mathematics BILL LONG Future Faculty Club Honor Society SHEILA LOCKE Ariiions Club IUPE LOZANO English language JIM LOOMIS Spanish Club Business TOM IONZO Track Business law MARY LUERAS Business Office Proctiee GLORIA LUEDTKE Secretarial Club little Thealro Guild MARILYN LUCKFY Spanish Club President Cotorion Club EDNA LUMIEY F.H.A. Business JANICE IUKENS Honor Society Girls' league Cabinet MARTIN LUGO DIANE LUNHAM little Theatre Guild Tennis JETTA McALEXANDER Furore Nurses' Club Fine Art MARY McCARlEY Business LOLA McCOLLOUGH G.A.A. Secretarial Club WANDA McCOSH Office Practice Choir CAROL McCRAY A Cappella Choir G A A SUSAN McCUllOCH Girls' league Cabinet Ariel Literary Staff VIOLET McCUMISKEY Home Economics jim McDonald English Mathematics GAYLE McDONNEll Mathematics English MARION McELVAINE Honor Roll Drill Tcom FRED McGAlllARD Mathematics Debate Team dan mckinney Drafting Auto Shop BRYAN MclEOD Esquires Commercial Design CHRISTINE McNEAl Speokerettes Girls league Cabinet JAMES MocCRONE Vorsify Basketball Key Club MOSES MACIAS Industrial Arts Mothcmotics JERRY MADDERA Wood Shop PATRICIA MARKHAM Swimming Business Ml RIAN MAtDORADO Office Practice Drill Team HELEN MADZOEFF Future Faculty Club Tri-Y CHARLES MARTINEZ Spanish Basketball PATRICIA MARSH A Cappello Choir Home Economics OLGA MARQUEZ Off-ce Practice Modern Dance MARYLENE MARTINEZ Spanish Club G A A JUNE MARTINEZ G A A. Shorthand EDWARD MARTINEZ Band Industrial Arts KAREN MAUCK law Accounting Club little Theotre Guild DOUG MATHEWS Varsity Tennis Junior Toastmasters DENNIS MARTINSON Pep-Bond Mathemotics CHUCK MELTON Spanish Mathematics MICHELLE MEGEE little Theatre Guild JUDY MAYES Latin Club Tri-Y JO MEYER tittle Theatre Guild Droma TOM METZGER Bachelors Honor Society GARY MESERVE DIANE MICHAEISON little Theotro Guild G A A, AlEX Ml KOI Mothematics Social Science PAUL MILES Industrial Am Drafting JOHN MILLARD Mathematics English 8111 MILLER Auto Shop Business TERRY MILLER Machine Shop DAVE MILLIGAN Varsity Football Bachelors President GENE MILLS Esquires Track FERNIE MIRANDA language MARY MIRANDA language Business RUDY MIRANDA Varsity Football Varsity Basketball DONNA MISHEY Student Relations Honor Roll SUSAN MITCHELL French Club Nature Club JUDITH MONTAGUE Secretarial Club President Honor Society BETTE MOORE Business Homensoking DENNIS MOORE Industrial Arts JUNE MOORE Honor Society Spanish Club MARILYN MOORE Little Theatre Guild Secretarial Club MIKE MORAN LORETTA MORALES law Accounting Club Office Practice NANCY MOORE Secretarial Club German Club GAIL MORRIS A Cappclla Choir Honor Society ALFRED MORGAN RON MORAN Swimming language DAVID MURRAY Business low Accounting Club ROSALIE MUNIZ G.A A. Spanish Club DIANE MUIK6RN Modem Dance Mathematics BECKY NALLE Spanish Club G.A. A. DONNA MYERS Commissioner of Girls Athletics Tri-Y Interclub Council Pres. ALBERT MURRIETTA Bee Football Auto Shop RONALD NELSON Mathematics English SHERIDAN NEEFE Drill Team Future Nurses' Club VERNON NAPIER Drum Motor Varsity Basketball KIT NICHOLS Drill Team Secretarial Club DANNY NEW LAND Water Polo Swimming RICHARD NEUMEYER Cross Country Language THOMAS NICHOLS JOHN NIEBLAS Generotor Editor-In-Chief Press Club WILMA NIEBLAS F H A. Trcosurer Business JACK NIELSEN Vorsity Basketball Swimmmg CLARIS NIENOW Latin Club Little Theatre Guild JIM NOBLE Mathematics Science WILLIAM NOBLE Spring Football Industrial Arts DIANE NOE Tri-Y Honor Socioty CAROL NOLAN Choir Business JEANNE NOLAN Little Thcotro Guild Homo Economics BIONA NORO Secretarial Club Business SAM NORWOOD BOB OCAMPO Commercial Design Business law BETTY OCHOA Business Swimming JOEL OHLGREN Student Body Vice Pres. Varsity Football BARBARA OKONSKI Honor Society Secretarial Club LEE OLIPHANT Student Relations Girls' league Cabinet ROCKY ORR Varsity Wafer Polo Latin Club GABIE PAGE Modern Donee Business low ZEIMA OSBORN REBECCA ORTIZ Office Practice Sponish Club MARTHA PARGA Team Games Office Procticc STEVE PALM Junior Toastmasters Honor Society LINDA PAGE Spanish Club little Theatre Guild ESTEllA PATINO language Home Economics DICK PARRY JANET PARIS Secretarial Club low Accounting Club NANCY PAYNE Honor Society Tri-Y CHERYL PAVLOCK G A A Future Faculty Club MIKE PATTERSON Varsity Football Science CARIYN PEEllE Girls' league Vice Pres. A F.S. Committee IYIE PEDDICORD Key Club President Junior Class President WENDY PEARSE Honor Roll Secretory Girls' league Cabinet STEVE PERRYMAN Student Body President Honor Society DOROTHY PENNEll Modern Dance Future Faculty Club NORMA PEET Home Economics GENE PETERSON BosLetball Merchandising ROY PETERSON Auto Shop Sponlsh Club SHARON PETERSON Drill Team G A A. RODGER PETTINGER Spanish Club Mathematics BOBBY PICKREll JOHN PICKREll. Industrial Arts Mathematics JOE PIERCE Vorsity Football BIIUE LOU PIERSON G.A A Board Drill Team JIM PINNIX Varsity Bosoboll Bachelors Club LINDA PITZER Honor Society Chernies Club DARNELL POCINICH Honor Socioty Honor Roll GLORIA PORTER Business Secretarial Club GARY POTTER Business Wood Shop JUDITH POTTERS MoJoretto Modern Dance PENNY POWELL Student Relations G A A. CLIFFORD POWELL CAROL QUESENBERRY Tri-Y Business RUEBEN QUEZADA Industrial Arts EVANGEUNA RAMIREZ Office Practice Shorthand CHARLENE RAIIEY Secretarial Club Low Accounting Club CLARENCE QUILLEN Track Auto Shop WENOY REED Honor Society Future Faculty Club CAROL REEO Business Homemalcing LARRY RANDEl GARY REISENWEBER Physics lotin Club MILTON REILLEY Varsity Football Junior Toastmosters CAROL REICHERT Drill Team Orchestra JUDY RESIDE Speokcrcttcs Spanish Al RENIUS lettermen's Club Spanish Club SANDRA RELPH Drill Team Office Practice DON RILEY Transfer GABRIELLE RIFE Drill Team leader Cotcricn Club RACHEL RIBOTA Office Practice Spanish Club DORA RIOS Spanish Club library Science PAM RI LYING French little Theatre Guild DIANE RILYING Secretoriol Club Little Theatre Guild RAFAEl RIVERA Auto Shop Wood ■'i Shop MARILYNN ROBERTS Drill Team C A A BENNY ROBERTSON Auto Shop JOANNE ROBERTSON Flog Twirler Talent Show UNDA ROBINSON Girls' league Cabinet Honor Society ART ROBIES language English EVA RODRIGUEZ f.H.A. Concert Choir SOIEDAD RODRIGUEZ Business law Archery JEANNE ROGERS little Theatre Guild WENDA ROGERS Co-Head Usherette Ariel literary Staff Ass’f. Editor IUPE ROLDAN Office Practice Shorthand CHARIOTTE ROISING law Accounting Club Secretarial Club FRANK ROMERO Artirans Club Track ROBERTA ROMOSER Business law Office Practice BARBARA ROSS Future Faculty Club G A A. DAVID ROSS Varsity Football Vorsity Track JUDY ROSS Nature Club Future Nurses' Club ROY ROSS Vorsity Swimming Vorsity Wofcr Polo DORALINE RUSSEU Nolura Club Creative Writing DELORES ROWENHORST Drill Team G A A. SHARON ROUNDS Drill Team Little Theatre Guild PAUL ST MARTIN Bee Basketball SAMMY RYAN Auto Shop Mathematics ROSALYN RUSSOM Band Home Economics JACK SAMUELS Baseball Business KATHRYN SALINGER German Club little Theatre Guild JOE SALAS BILL SCHREIBER Transfer JANE SCHILLING Artizons Club Secretarial Club SHARRI SANDEN Girls' league Cabinet Usherettes GARY SCHUENEMANN Artizans Club Business FRED SCHRUM CAROLYN SCHROCK Honor Society Tri-Y President JERRY SEAVER Honor Roll Cross Country ROGER SCOTT Merchandising john scon Varsity Water Polo Honor Roll JUDY SEAVER Tfi-Y President Tennis JOYCE SEGREST little Theotre Guild Modern Dance JOHN SE18Y Merchandising President French Club JUDIANNE SELINDH Honor Society Studont Relations IIIIIAN SENA f H A. Secretory Off ce Practice TOM SEXTON Chess Club Alchemists Club KEN SHAKIEY Varsity Football J.V Basketball TOM SHAW Scienco Mathematics SANDRA SHERWOOD Future Faculty Club Honor Roll MICHAEL SHERIOCK Auto Shop Physics THOMAS SHIELDS JUDY SHULER Student Relations Little Theotre Guild BRIAN SILVER Senior Closs President Honor Society JO SIMMONS little Theotre Guild Secretarial Club WANDA SINGLETARY Secretarial Club Concert Choir JAMES SAIBACK Tennis Spanish Club MARCIA SLOCUM Tri-Y Vice President Honor Socloty CAROLIE SMITH Honor Society Girls' league Cabinet DIANE SMITH Modem Donee Tri-Y DEtIA SMITH Girls' league Cabinet Cotcrien Club DAN SMITH Football Band JUDY SMITH Business Secretarial Club HAROlD SMITH Industrial Arts Auto Shop GARY SMITH Machine Shop Mathematics TIM SMITH Cee Football Basketball TERRI SMITH Drill Team Spanish Club MALCOLM SMITH Football Manager Spanish Club KENT SOIDAN Varsity Basketball Coptain Senior Class Vico President DAVID SNODGRASS Hood Cheer Leader Comm of Student Relations BOB SMITHWICK Transfer DANNY SPARGO KEN SORENSEN Auto Shop Machine Shop JEANNINE SORENSEN little Theattre Guild Secretarial Club CLARK STEWART Arlizons Club CAROLE STEIS Girls' League A Cappolla Choir CHUCK SPENCER Spanish Club Honor Roll DEAN STOOPS Ariel Photogrophy Staff Photogrophy Club CHARM STOREIM Pho'ogrophy Club Vice Pres. Tri.Y RODNEY STORY Football Auto Shop IANNY STURGEIL low A Account.ng Club 80B SUITS Swimming Team Water Polo ALICE SV ANK Home Economic Swimming CLIFFORD SWANSON And literary Staff Futuro Faculty Club VICTORIA SWINGLE Home Economic Tennis BECKY TAYlOR G.A.A. Future Nurse ' Club SUSAN SYKES Usherette Soonish Club 81IL TAYlOR CAROLYN TAYlOR Modern Dance Home Economic CONNIE TAYLOR Cotcricn Club Girl ' league Cabinet ROBERT TAYlOR Esquires A Coppcllo Choir VALERIE TAYlOR Honor Society French Club JANICE TEGIAND Band Assistant Secretory G A A Tennis GAYIE TENEYCK Drill Team Girls' league Cabinet EUGENE TERRONEZ Beo Footboll OAVID THORNE Electronics Club Industriol Arts GEORGE THOMPSON Debote Team Honor Roll EITON THOMAS A Cappella Choir English WILLIAM TITCHENAl Auto Shop Machine Shop JFRRY TILTON Lettermen's Club President Varsity Basketball NANCY TREDWAY Press Club Courtesy Club CHARLES TRAPP NITA TOWERY Choir FH A JOE TRUIJIllO J.V. Baseball Art TOM TRUBY Varsity Footboll Key Club JANE TRIGG Transfer SYLVIA TULENE A Cappella Choir Secretarial Club ROSEMARIE TUCKER Secretarial Club Secretory lav Accounting Club TONI TRUMAN Flog Twirler Coterien Club LINDA UNDERWOOD Future Faculty Club CAROLYN UMBERHOWER Dnll Teom Law Accounting Club GILBERT TUNDAG Bee Football Bee Track PENNY UTIEY Tri-Y President Girl league Treasurer SANDY UTIEY Tfi-Y little- Thcotre Guild DANNY VALENZUELA Vanity Football Vanity Baseball NANCY VAN ALIEN Dull Team French Club JACK VANDERKNYFF Track Electronic Club JOHN VAN DYKE Vanity Water Polo latin Club President ALICE VAN HOYE Ariel Business Staff G A A VIRGINIA VASQUEZ Honor Roll Art ROD VEHRS Industrial Arts Mathematics LUPE VENEGAS Spanish Club Naturo Club JACKIE VIAR Choir SANDRA VIElE Honor Society Drill Team ROSALENE VILLARREAL Spanish Club G.A.A. JAMES VINYARD JoANNE LOUISE VOGET Honor Society Usherettes MARY VOLZ Secretarial Club low Accounting Club BONNIE WALKER Flog Twirler Student Body Secretary LYNN WALKER Student Body Secretary Head Songlcadcr JEFF WALL Honor Roll Water Polo VICKY WAIKINSHASV Drill Team Tri-Y RITA V AIKER Honor Society little Theatre Guild AllCE WAITON A Cappello Choir Spanish Club ANNA WAITERMIRE Future Faculty Club low i. Accounting Club ROBERT WAll Wood Shop Business law THOMAS WATFORD Varsity Basketball Courtesy Club PATRICIA WASSON Merchandising G A A KARYNNfc WARD little Theatre Guild Spanish Club RONALD WEICK Transfer SUSAN WEAVER Girls' league President Ariel literary Staff Editor SHEIIA WATTS Organ Secretarial Club JUDY WEllINCER Secretarial Club G A A Tennis FRED WEINBERG Bond Tennis JERRY WEIIER Varsity Football Soonish Club IINDA WEITY Future Faculty Club Spanish Club ROBERTA WEllS little Theatre Guild Secretarial Club JOYCE WEUIVER A Cappello Choir G.A.A. SHARON WEST Honor Society Drill Teom MARSHA WESTBROOK Bond Co-Ed Tennis FRED WEYERMIUER Auto Shop Physicol JACK WHITE Fulure Faculty Club Joy Bees JIM WHITE Band Tennis NANCY WHITE Head Majorette Girls' league Treosurer KAREN WHITMAN Drill Team Latin Club KATHLEEN WHITT French Club Honor Society CAROIE WILKERSON A Cappclla Choir Modern Dance BOB WIDOE Water Polo Swimming ROBERTA WILLETT Arti ans Club little Thcotre Guild BETTY WILLIAMS Transfer AINA WILLIAMS Drill Team Little Theatre Guild DIANE WILLIAMS Modern Donco Shorthand RON WILLIAMS Golf Teom Swimming STEPHEN WILLIAMS Auto Shop Business law TERRY WILLIAMS Golf DOUG WILSON Business Low Trampoline JANICE WINTERS Tri-Y Secretariol Club JERRY WIN7EN Industrial Arts Civics STEVE WILSON SUSAN WOODWARD Honor Society G.A A MARY WOODFILl Secretarial Club Artiians Club IARPY WITTEN Alchemists Latin Club SHEILA WRIGHT Choir Future Nurses Club CHARLENE WRIGHT Art Croft Fashion Illustration ANNE WRIGHT Commissioner of Finance Girls Self Government RONALD YOCOM Spanish Club Archery THOMAS WYANT Industrial JUDITH WULFKUHLE Ariel Art Staff Arlizon Club DIANE YOUNG Girls' league Cabinet Majorettes KATHLEEN YOUEl Cotericn Club California Scholarship Federation CAROLE YOUEl Home Economics A.F.S. Committee PAT ZELLER Debutantes Honor Roll AL ZALE Trampoline Auto Shop DIANNA YRIZARRY G.A.A. little Theotro Guild 72 AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ACTIVITIES JUNIOR COUNSELORS Mr Arthur Hohnelccr, Mr. Mel Garrison, and Mrs. Asenoth JUNIOR CLASS COUNSELORS The Junior class is fortunate enough to have three very helpful counselors this year. Their services are most important to every Junior, and especially to those students planning to attend college. The counselors' duties include advising students on personal problems, advising them about school problems, helping them work out their class schedules, consulting with them about their future education, and checking to see that each student meets his requirements for graduation and college. To all of these counselors we offer our appreciation for their time, effort, and concern. JUNIOR CLASS MR WILSON, Adviior JUNIOR CLASS STORY Even though the Junior Class has been the smallest this year at Saintland, it has played a very important role in everything. It has had a large part in the pep assemblies, the dances, and the exciting football and basketball games. The Junior Class of 1960 has gone a long way under the leadership of Mike Bates, president; Pat Hanigan, vice president; and Joyce Bowman, secretary. Mr. Wilson has also done an excellent job as an advisor. This class has set a fine example both scholastically and socially as Juniors; now they can carry on the fine traditions as Santa Ana High School seniors. MIKE BATES. Prciident Patti Honmgon, Vice-P� eiidcnt; Joyce Bowman, Secretary. mp V. V % � � I40 - tolpk Wlw (Wh, A rr, Mor,o « .' «• r� ,rt front . Aijol Undo 'Mm A•Utten Will • -. Au'k Goro'd A� o«. CKj'ki Ar « fWA) iMf lWi And.i� on ton. 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These three people, Mrs. Sally Gobar, Mr. Robert Anderson, and Mr. Kenneth Cotter, have been doing a great job, advising Saintland students as to which educational paths to follow, straightening out program changes, getting new students settled in the proper classes, and all the other time-consuming jobs held by high school counselors. All in all, the Sophomore Class has much to thank its counselors for. SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS On that exciting day, September 14, 1959, the juniors and the mighty seniors met in the halls of Santa Ana High School with a group of humble sophomores. Their ability was untested and their reputation unmade. They were dubbed lowly.'' Now, however, nearing the close of the school year, it is evident, looking back, what a real asset to the school these sophomores have been. With a fine class adviser, Mr. Melvin McCord, and alert, ambitious members all striving in enthusiastic cooperation toward the definite goals, this class has taken part in many school activities and has efficiently cooperated with the other classes in student body enterprises. During the year the class was led by Chris Wilcox, president; Doug Andrews, vice president; and Barbara Henderson, secretary in all their loyal activities. Mi Melvirt McCord, Adviser Doug Andrewv V.ce Prevdent Barbara Henderton. Secretary 89 iUM A uno £ Agnew (w,� Al'fa'K'' � l Al.. n)r CV� Afco ls� n Alio CW� .d AImx m No� y ► � •on M� Sow k-� , Mi'lorn 6o l Jo femovgA ( •' ►« r I ■ do 8-0.- CK� t Ivuo'l l«lt Brod� ick M e� v � Mot I've CAvci Co ct� « ioM Mo fco Co'. llj °“1‘ O.krtebo-o CM ro-'.-Mt Oo.k ko.fcxH Ctor Gtorrt Cl tto'd Sbo.© Co . MlU ColwrJ Co. n CcmM 841 Ce k y So i-o Coo Co ! ' Co«' t • , Cni« Co-o C-o . l«u � Co gw« fsH w Cmwi C'u— Mo'. Ann C ui fo« Co lo«c Cwnn 0 J Ci bo «x1H r� .r, Ckj-jk. 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Hunt. 0 larson. R Peterson, R. Moreland, T Hall, K. Hagar, D Hendricks, A Mercado. J. Lopez. B Morales, J. Muniz, B. Francis SPANISH CLUB 122 Row 4 I Grebe, G Hoy, T Sevcrion, J. Brown. P Scott, M Corter, V. Boyd. B. Wolker, S Wright, M Bunyon Row 3 Mr. leeong, M. Me gee. S. Ornelas, J Shuler, J Montague. S, Carlson. I Corn, J. Moore. D lunhom, S Simpson, M Montgomery, T. Truman. Row 2: D. Smith, G. Sharon, P Arnold. 0 lindros, M Knorllson, S. Owen, I Kinney, R Johnson, E Rubin, K. Clark, I. Covington, M. Koglrr, A Beck. B. Russell Row I F Brousseou J Rousseau, J. Hahn, J Breedlove. J. Burks. C. Bunney, D. Mishey, I Cordova, M. Elizondo, J Dar-ley, J. Corum, G. Hufchcn, K. Salinger, B Pirtle. LITTLE THEATER GUILD Row 4 T. Gorden, R. Brown, 8 Goode S. Simpson, V. Boyd. R. Scott, K. Ger moino, N Femmer. J. Bocman. J. Sim mons. T Smith. R. Rabota, Mr leeong Row 3: J. Scgresh. L. lierle Row 2- C Brown. S. Wright, W. Rogers L Jordon. C Jordon, S. Davis, M Jor man, J Hoyt, B Schrader, C Hednck J Rogers. Row I. B. Klipstrin, D. Smith B Boyle. N White, R Willett. V Berate A Delgado, M. Delgado. S. Rounds C. Lloyd, J. Klamn, R Reiscnwcber. Row 5; Mr leeong, I Cheney, E Don iclson, P Sutton, H Gordon, S. Simpson, R. Scott. R. 8rown, M Carter. K Koger, G. Lucdtke, 1 lierle. Row 4 A Brod-ginski. B Buzzell, S Wright. I Paige, B Blank. G. Glick, K. Goddard, D lindros, J Poineau. Row 3 L Fernandez, S. Kolste, J Axworthy, D. lunhom, J. Burlcr, J Segrest. J. Butler. J. Dever, V. 8oyd. T Irumon, B. Walker. M. Knudt-son, T Roberts, S. 8uzzell. Row ? I. laish, I Cistoro. 8. Klipstcm, D. Smith, K Ward, J Hoyt, S. Davis. N Femmer, E Sheeley, T. Herald, A Williams, Row I: T. MacDonold, M Brousseou, K Adams. S. Cuff, S Gettemy, M Jarman, J. Charleston. M Engle. I Walker, D Clark, G. R'fe. B. Orosco. J. Meyer. A Schmelrr T Rompron, M. Chopman, J Borch«ting, D. Chnitopherion, Mr. Bolron STAGE CREW ORGAN CLASS Row 1 J Barker. I Carstonson, S Craig, J. Holt, J. Townsend, J. Murray, A Tofoyo, P Dorris. Mr. Anderson Row 2 P. Pritchard. F Force, A Knickerbocker, M Norman, N Beoler, B. Cosey, P Zeller, K Aosen. B Powell, M. Harmon. DEBUTANTES ESQUIRES Front J Hicks. Row 1: J Reiter, R Douglcs, I Chavarria, R. Banuelos, A Olivos, R Sherlock. B. Taylor, T Ruff, Mr Anderson. Row 2. R Carrio, R Lewis, G. Mills, T. Severtson, J. Scott, G. Patrick. B McLeod. 125 Row I J Pousseou, I Ashbough, E lr Blanc. K Brodley, C Wilkerton. G Hutchens P March, G. K«iM(, C Bell. P Honigon. D Deitmer, . Mr. Anderson Row ? J Selindh, S Greens-word 0 Johnson. G Schrock. S Tulene. B Alenonder. J. Welhver. K Goddard. A Wol'oo. B Russell Row 3 G. Morris. M Bruce. C McCray. V Bettis, M. Johnson A. Cosey. E Alforo. J. Witcher, S Dillon. C Hollahon. M Bunyon, M. Moll. Row 4 A Hall, I Joekson, W Davidson, P Douglas. B Cunningham D Jomes, G. R. Banuelos, I Chovorfito E Thomas. R Taylor, A CAPPELLA CONCERT CHOIR Pow 1 Mr Anderson. V MeCosh, G. Cl'tsold. I Horn, T Daigh C Orosco. 7 Osborn. B Keith, J. Helmsfed. E. W.lcox, $ Taylor Row 7 D Fme. C. S- brerros, K Ben|«-nstorf. I Beall. I-King, E Rambo. I Ingham, G. laguna, A lew s, J. Hayes. K. Peed Pow 3: M Gonrolcs S Martinez, P Yborbo. $ Gronodos C Nolan, S Dogget, T. Hole M Hendriks. V Clackum. Pow 4 J Confreres, E Ortiz, C Umbenhower. D Masters, S Madrid, D Yrixorrcy, E. Rodriguez, S. Plocentio. S. Sullivan. M. Glenn, I Jacobson 126 '' •'-■ChVf Mr. Anderson Row I M Zeber. S Reed, P Hoy word, N Towery, S Kent, M Hientilemon. C Evons, M Turner Row ? S Simon, S. Bemy. Y Compos, P Chumoi. C Povlock, B Ross Row 3: M Aivorer. J. Grossmon, M. Groyson. J Calvin, E. Cowon, I Arias, P Whitmore. R Mun-i, S. Jensen Row 4 A Baker. R Gl'ksohn, S. Wright, D Bessey. D. iRos, I. Alexander, J Mar tine?, 0. Cable. J. Ivey. P Bailie. Row 3: Mr Rooter. R Lockhart. 0 Jorbcck. C. Alexander. I. Gillette. C. lamont. Row 2: H McNeil. M Westbrook, R. Romper. M Mann. J. Vogt. J Roger . C Forbeck Row I: J. Kelly. R. Rogers, K Whitt, J tokens. L. Aosen. ORCHESTRA Row 4: Mr. Router, R Gon zoles, J. Lowrie, R Hamilton M Chapman, 0. Christopher ion, C. Alexander, U Stamps L. Boll, B Welty, R White D Smith. Row 3 F. Romero J White, J. Fronkenberger, E Solgado, D. Martinson, J. Me Andrews. P Eoglosk, P Shack cton, G. Roque R. Bassett, E Ross, B. Waymack, P. Frias Row 2: F Weinberg, B War nor, J. Holder. I. Gillette, R Oetwiler, J. Hill, F. Schroek F. Shackleton, J. Tcglond, C Royes, J. Paige, J. Gonzales R Vega, R Russom Row I W. Kaiser, S. D� ftman, H. Me Neil. J Neilson, S Kaiser R lewis. K Rogers, D lemen bach, F. Napier. H. Boll, J Morehouse, M. Westbrook, M Westering. B. Klipstcin, J Matthews, V. Napier. BAND 129 PEP BAND I Row I M. Westbrook, C. Alex-ondcr, I Gillette, E. Ross. W. Kouer. Row 2: F. Weinbetg, I Conner, R White, V. Napier. PEP BAND II Row 1: B. Fries, R. Dctwiler, R. Vega, 0. Martinson. Row 2 F. Weinberg, J. lowrie, T. Napier. 130 Left ro right J. Comblin. D. Snodgrau, G. Bclk, G. Cona-way. I. Come. CHEERLEADERS SONG LEADERS 131 Row I L Walker. Row 2 J. Calkin . I. Dav-s, J. Boik . Pow Four c Lowery, S. Crondoll. M Hall. C Schrock. Brown, T Roberts.C. Hoyd. J. Bran, , . D Splown. S Ewert. S Harm. D Dogan Row three I Horn K Fronkenburger. E Hor� , M K.rk. J. Sm.fh. C. Umbenhower. P. Wh.ttom. T. Smith, D. Heiberg. P. Ryan. Row Two: K. OC'0 y. N Beoler, j A«wor� hy. K Harmon. S Rovndt. P Compov S. Sherwood, L Leonard Row One . Gillette. I Benton. J. Temple. C. iehort. G. Rde. K Allen, N Von Allen, A. Wllliamt. S Ncefe, V. Wolkinthow. T. Trvmon, J. Robertion, V. Boyd. B. Walker, M. Knudrion, D. Lindros. FLAG TWIRLERS DRILL TEAM MAJORETTES J. Porter. C Toylor. N SVh.te, 0 Yovng. J Anderton. 133 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS PAUL GEROIIMI lido Isle on islond near Vtrnicc. is the home of our Italian American Field Service student Paul Gerolimi, Paul, his 16 year old brother Chorles, and his 14 year old sister Mary live with the r parents on lido. His favorite sport is cycling, and lost summer he rode 200 miles from Venice to San Marino. Italy. Every morn-ng in Italy that is a school doy Paul goes to school in Venice by boat He attends the liceo Scientifico G B Benedctti which is a scientific school. About 500 students attend his school There are also classical and vocational schools where students specialize in their fields. Poul will hove two more years of high school before he graduates. After graduation Paul plans to attend Padova University which is one of the oldest universities m the world. He will major in engineering. Poul likes the climate, people, and the way of living in Southern Colifornio He has hod the voried opportunity of living with one family one semester and another family the second semester The first half of the year Poul lived with Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Finley and Jock This semester he is living with Mr and Mrs Howard Hovey and their son Richard Paul especially enjoys the variety of subjects at Santo Ana High He is a member of t!.e Key Club, the Photography Club, the Press Club, the Generator Stoff, the Ariel Photography Staff, and the A F S Committee As is evident from his activities, Paul's hobby is photography He has become an excellent photographer Poul is also tolented in the field of music He song ond played the guitar in the Talent Show and Talent Assembly In addition to this. Poul hos won a trophy in public speaking. While it is with a certain omount of reluctance thot Poul is looking forward to the end of this school year, he is anxiously anticipating the wonderful bus trip ocross our United States. This year at Samtlond a senior girl with a bright and friendly smile hos become well known to all of us. She is Helma lietz. our Americon Field Service student from Germany. Helma lives with her mother; her brother Burkhard, who is 18. ond her sister Gerlmde. who is 15, in West Berlin, Germany. Because her family has a small cabin on the Havel River, she often spends her vacation at the river. Helma attends the Eric Hoepner Gymnasium in Berlin Her school is much smaller than ours, having only 500 students German students ore given the chance to specialize in one of four branches. They are Music and Art, Science and Mathematics, Classical languages. and Modern languages. Of these Helma hos chosen to study in the Classical languages Branch. Since the German educational system has thirteen years, Helma will have one more year of high school when she returns to Berlin. After graduation she plans to attend the Free University of Berlin Helma hos enjoyed her year in Santa Ana very much. Since her arrival on August 20, she has made her home with Or ond Mrs E. Dalton Peelle Her two American sisters are Carlyn and Penny Peelle. Helma likes our school ond enjoys the beoch. Her favorite sports are swimming and surfing. Helmo has been very active in school activities She was our 1959 Color Day Queen, Helma has been on active member of Girls' league. G A A , the Ariel literary Staff, ond the A F S Committee She is also a member of the Honor Society. The big gomes and donees will long stand out in Hclmo's memory Although Helma is looking forward to returning to Berlin, it is with sadness thot she will say good-bye to Santa Ana ond her new fnmds We will all miss her very much 134 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Walk together, talk together O' ye peoples of the earth For then and only then Shall ye have peace! Linda Leonard American Abroad Student American Field Service, or better known as A.F.S., has been a part of our high school since last year. It is the international scholarship organization through which we are able to hove exchange students in our school. But A.F.S was not always a scholarship organization Started by several young American volunteers in Paris, it worked as a private ambulance service during World War I in France. It continued its work during World War II, this time in Italy and Burma too. During these periods the Americans came in contact with people from different countries, and they discovered how much in common they had and how much- they gained through the better understanding of these people. Therefore, when the war was ended, about five of them tried to bring students over to America to let them have the same experiences and discoveries they found by being in contact with foreign people, so opening a new woy to better world understanding. Starting out with 17 young high school students from Europe in 1947, nobody could say this program would grow and serve its purpose. Today in 1960, 1,525 students from Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia came to the United Stotes, and 1109 young Americans went abroad. These numbers show that the A.F.S. succeeded by having brought a total of 6 424 foreign students to the New World and sending 4,850 Americans abroad. A completely private organization, depending only on the good will of private citizens, the A.F.S. won the support for the State Department. President Eisenhower, who addresses the young foreigners in a yearly conference, realized the importance of American Field Service as a peaceful ambassador serving under its motto. Row I M Phelps. C. Hyle Row 2 H lie . I Leonard Row 3- C. Peel I , M Ketchym. Mr Beck Sow 4 J. Anderson. P. Cerolimi, T. Prewoo, J. Finley. 135 136 AUTOGRAPHS 137 ATHLETICS COACHES Eorl Engmon V. Football COACHING STAFF The student body is proud to pay tribute to our coaching stoff for the very outstanding teams produced in all our sports. To watch our smoothly operating teams perform we must recognize and appreciate all of the careful planning, hard work, and practice that is needed to bring the teams to a high degree of perfection shown this year. In addition to the turning out of champion teams the coaches have a greater and more important function, that of teaching good sportsmanship, cooperation, team spirit, and leadership. They must encourage the development of strong bodies and high morals in the team members. This year's successful outcome is attributable to the outstanding ability of our coaches in carry-ing out the above obligations and duties. The Student Body takes this opportunity to thank the coaches for the fine teams we are so proud of and for a job well done. N?ol Mocbonder Tennis 140 Charles Hoiley B Football Cordon McKen .e Golf Neol Mochondcr Varsity Tcnms Peter Norton B and C Swimm-ng William Ross JV Baseball Paris Roussos J V Baseball Robert Smith C Basketball Wayne Snell B Basketball 141 Robert Ward -C • Track Bab Wilhelm Varsity 8asketball Joe Zeller J.V Tennis SAINTS OF THE WEEK John longttrcth Sfon Forror J«ff Lee 142 Pmky Henjon Dove S?e nle Don Orr Mile Patterson S?on Forror Vern DeVore Kenny Brand? Pat AAikc!oc o Dove Campbell Donny Gonzales Tom Truby Warren Jackson Mike Hoyt Donny Valenzuela Rudy Miranda John Kendnck Grant Hamilton Dennis Hiiva 8cb Ingram Milt Re.lly Allen Hcrrbach Eddie Davis Batch Barnes Jeff Joslyn Joel Ohlgren VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOT8AU Alter o tovrteen.yeor drough the Big Red fino'ly itfolMd � • Ml of Sex'v ' Leogu footboll Chomp.on In dong to ’Key tolled up a if ng of ndocn thot will long live in h iWW i of Son font 01 on of � he mot racking ond colorful chop'ert of Sonto Ana foot-boll onnoh Bktted with fourteen returning letfeimen ond tom ovtttondmg newcomer! Mood Cooch But McKnight ond h i otuttontt foil Eng man ond Bob Smith. mo'ded on of lb mot pot nl ond owetome leomi ve« ouembted o Sonfo Ano Under lb obfe guidonc lb nvgbiy Somlt won one. lot one, ond tied one Bocktd by o fobuloui tfudent body ond tportmg new unitormi. tb untetted Sointt far m t fontono of home When the dutt hod cleoied. fh« tcoreboo'd thowed Sonta Ano 48. fontono O It wot the Red ond Wh.te't fitlt opening gome win .n ten yeo t But many people were tkepticol when the Somti com boc'« from Bolder n Park with only o 19-12 victory, ord their tkepticitm turned into on I fold you to attitude wben the Sointt tied o ttrong Wei em feom. 12-1? Anoheim wot neat ond the Sointt hod revenge in their hoorti With two mlnutet to go the Sonh led 32-12. ond when if wot oil over hod a 32-25 Victory for both coo:h t ond playert thit wot the mott rewording gome of the too ton ot f ovenged lott year t defeat ond gore the So rli the r fir� t victory over Anoherr. in t n yeort lm-prettiv victo'iet viC O 0t Over Nowpot Horbo . 42 0. Cordon Grove. 45 14, lo Mobto. 42-7 ond Huntington Beoch, 27 14, brought the from to then final league gome Only o w-.n could c-nch the title, ond arch-nvol fv'ierton wot Ou' to pierem it Alter the tcare of O lifetime, the feom nvanoged to down the Indiant. 38 20 With ihit v etory over a ttubbom fullerton wood the Somlt cop fufrd the Suntef leogu Crown, thut eorn-ng ih r.ght to meet Keorny •n � h C I f ploy offt Keorny. chomp-on of the Son Diego Wet'ern leogu . proved no mofeh for the powerful Sointt, The flrto' tCO'e wot 47 0 Held in check the entire night, the So-n' eleven Implly foiled defeo o the hardi of Son D' oo (eventuo’ly C ' f Chompt! 26 6 Thut ended the mott tucceiiful football teoton of Santo Ano m fourteen yeort The team broke teverol recordt in foiling up 3S9 pointt wh-le holding the' opponent! lo 130. The chmox of the teoton wot the owoidt tha Our boyt reaped Co Copromt Pinky Menton ond Jeff lee were among h ten Sointt to moke the All-Suotrt I rogue team Cenler John Kendrick mode not only that team but olio wot telected Player of 'he Year for both the Suntet leogu ond O-onge County Ston To'ior, voted the feom t Mott Vo'voblo Player; Joel Ohlgr«n, Mott Iniplrotionol. Dove Mil gon. Rudy Miranda, Bob Ingrum, M If Re Hey. Eddie Davit. Warren Jockton. John lemgit'eth. ond Pot A’uccocco. all rece ved All-league ond All-County honori Kendi (fc ond Jockton gomered the odditionol honor of molting All C I f while Menton wot voted Sotitt of the Year Cooch McKn.ght wot named Cooch of the Yeor on honor he truly deterved It appec-t ot if th So n t won t hove to wo t another fourteen yeort for o championship Eighteen lcrt� rm n or returning which thoud make neat year ,uit ot tuccettful. if not more to. than tho of 1959 With the confm-ucd tuppoM of you the i ud nfi. ond th community, the 1960 So In Vortty could ccncevobly become C I f Champ ont' Jeff lee, Pinky Henson; Co captains. pow 4 Cooch V.eKmghf. 0 Davis, 0 Campbell, B Barnes, B Ingrum. E Davis, D. Milligon. D. Rcss, S. Fotror, G. Hamilton D Spongier. Row 3: M Keith. M Hoyt. W Jockton. M Blower, H Ross, D Hhvo, D. lorson, J. Wider, J. Kendrick, M Reilly V Devore. J. Ohlgren, Cooch Engmon, J. Nopier. Row 2 K. Brandt, J Joslyn, 0. Steinl, D Gon-40lei, R Doughty. R Gonzalez, D. Orr, D. Noble. J. Finley, A Herbeck, J. longstreth, Cooch Smith, J. Acuno. Row I: -1 Camming-, M Pottrtson. S. Perryman, D Wilson. J lee, D Hensen, P Muccicu o. J. P crcc, R. Mirondo, D. Voleniuelo. JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL As their seven wins and two losses will prove, this year's Junior Varsity football team was one of the finest ever seen at Santa Ana. Each individual player could probably have made the Varsity at any other school in the league; and during the course of the season, many of them did move up to Varsity. In his first year of coaching at Santa Ana, George Spangler handled the team like a veteran of many seasons. The boys rolled up high scores while everyone was getting a chance to play. Perhaps the high point of the season was a 26-6 defeat of an excellent Anaheim team. The J.V.'s made an even greater contribution to the school than winning football games. The tough competition they gave the Varsity on the practice field was one of the prime factors for a great Varsity record. Many of these boys will be back next year, and we can look forward to seeing them as the nucleus for another fine Varsity team. Row 1 Coo h Spongier. B Pc-cz. J. Whitney. B CrowfKer. R. Montano. J. Goff. B Hernondez. A K.ng Row ? D Gorcly, C Martinez, P Gonzalez, K Rondel. J Lawne, R. Parton. M laguna. D Roundtree, J Dovidjon, D. 145 lotivo. Co-Captolni: Gill Tundog, Dick Whirney -B” FOOTBALL Spirit, determination, and hard work perfectly describes our 1959 B football team. Although their seasonal record of two wins, six losses, and one tie doesn't indicate it, the boys played every game in a manner that would make every Saint proud. Under the fine coaching of Nick Roussos and Chuck Hasley, the boys learned not only to take defeat; but learned teamwork and good sportsmanship, which is just as important as winning football games. The highlight of the season was a 34-13 victory over a good Huntington Beach team. Another bright spot was the 12-7 upset our boys handed Newport Harbor. Newport went on to tie for the championship. With the exception of a 13-13 tie with Western, the other teams prevailed. However, our BY were never out of a game; and with a few breaks could have won them all. This was another highly successful season in terms of mental and physical development for the boys, and one of which we can all be proud. Pow I G Hogar D. Sm.th. T Boltl . D. Allen. G Tundag. D Wh.mey. G. Z.mmermonn. f Romero. Pow 2 foc . 8 Conkey. P B.llo. 8 Scorer. R Neve . W Bobck. G. Sm.th. D H.llyord Pow 3: R Wed.no, J Dov.� , . or V A Belrron. P Evelond. D. Unot.c, M Ryon. M. Swo.n. Pow 4 P Ol on. R. Nevc� . D. Bledvoc. S. • � on. Pordue. 146 Co Copfoini — Col Templeton. Joy Clock C FOOTBALL Fighting stiff competition in the Sunset League, our C football team placed third with a record of five wins and three losses They ployed their best in every game and lost only to the top teams in the league. There were only three returning letfermen. one of which is Gary Elliott who received the award of the most valuable player for the second time. Other outstanding players on the team were Jay Clark who was the most improved player and also co-captain along with Colvin Templeton. Cooch Norton and Coach Ross did an excellent job in developing a team of hard hitters with good sportsmanship and a high morale Opening the season, the Saint C's won their first game against Baldwin Park. Then, they met three of the toughest teams in the league, Western, Newport Harbor, and Anaheim, which they fought hard against to beat, but were finally defeated. Then, however, they advanced forward winning the acmes from Garden Grove, La Habra, and Huntington Beach The final day of football the C's defeated Fullerton, completing a very successful season. Borlsrer S Gortock. J. Mott fowl. G. Elliott, p Koenke, B Matthews. J R Salmon Row 2: Row Is o Swrnxon. Kauffnofl( S West. J. Wforton. M Dyer. T Sm.th, A D.OX, T. Gommcl. Row 3. Coach H. Vcnegvs. C g ff( rr g pieif0n. L. Jenkins. D Trotter, W Kong. T Young. Cooch Ron. Row 4 J. rVoTe Botes, D Kostorff. J Aro. A Bolch. I B� ll. D Willioms, H Blo.r. 147 VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Displaying some of the finest teamwork and spirit to be found on any team, the 1959-60 Varsity Basketball squad won 23 games and lost only four. During the course of the season, Coach Bob Wilhelm's well-drilled hoopsters captured top honors in the Huntington Beach Tournament and gave numerous other thrills as well as heartaches to their many fans. The biggest heartache came at mid-season when the Red and White were asked to forfeit their games. Most teams would probably have fallen apart; but our boys, led by Captain Kent Soldon, showed their sportsmanship and determination by winning five out of the last seven games. Their two losses were by a total of only four points! Tom Watford, one of the finest basketball players in Saint history, led the team in scoring and was voted Most Valuable Player. Both he and Bill Kinzie were named to the All-League Team. Prospects for next year are good because along with Kinzie, Tony Rojo, the fine playmoking guard, will be returning. Talent is also expected from the members of our excellent Junior Varsity, Bee, and Cee teams. 150 Pew I B Schemer, J T.lfon, T Dominguez, 1 Rojo. J Kocos. F Schrock. B lindstrom. Row 2 J. Acuna. E Finley, J MocCrone, K Soldan, V Nopier, B Kinzie, T Wofford. Coach Wilhelm. JUNIOR VARSITY Row I 0. Volenxuelo. L Showth T Warner. B Mylerberg. Row 2 Coach Hailey B N’ecsen, M Schmidt. B Barnet, P. Coverly, O. Snodgrass. BEE BASKETBALL Row I J. Bates, J. Urban, D. Ruboloff, J Kocos, G Shi vet, K Leonard. Row 2: Coach Snell, T. Terwilliger, D Pearse, J Moo re. M Dietrich, P Olson, J. Heath, Manager. J Davis CEE BASKETBALL Row 1 E. Solgado. J. Ara. D. lo Doux, T Smith Row 2: Coach B Smith. F. McNeol. J Leonard. D. Disfel. 152 BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL As it is many times, a championship season is followed by one in which the team has to start rebuilding at the grass roots. So it, is with this year’s baseball team. Only three lettermen remained from last year's C.I.F. semi-finalists. A nearly impossible task of rebuilding was hurt even further by the loss of several transfers. However, the players showed the hustle and desire which made the season a success in terms of good baseball experience. The green team improved with every game as Coach Bill Ross instructed the boys on the finer arts of baseball and welded them into a unit. Although they didn't win many games, the boys gave us some very exciting moments and made everyone proud to be a Saint. Next year the outlook seems to be much brighter because of the return of many experienced lettermen. If the team of 1961 will display the same ambition, hustle, and sportsmanship as was displayed this year, they should have a great season. Captain • Danny Valenzuela Row I G Shiv.'!. M Cotcoron. D Valenzuela. J Smithey. R Moreland. P. Mucooccio Row 2 Cooch Rom, D Harlow. M Schmidt. J Tilton 8 Gilev J Urban, J Goff Row 3 T Truby. D lorjon, C Alexander, 8 Mylerberg, D Sfe nle. 154 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 J. Leonard. Wagner D Hill. G. Conowoy, J Kocas, D Robboff. G. Stroud, M Bates, R Blomenfcomp. Row 2 Coach Poussos, J. Heath, R. Parton, F Jensen, B. Conroy. J. Kelly, P. Caverly, B. Bennett. D Parks, D. Rountree. 8 Septeok, V. Cooper, B Pardo 155 TRACK VARSITY TRACK Under the capable direction of Coaches Reece Greene and Earl Eng-man, this year s varsity track team has done an excellent job, piling up a fine record for the season. Co-captained by Kent Soldan and John Arrison, the squad was bolstered by the seven returning letter-men, with several new additions. One of these, sophomore Mike Lmdsey, pole vaulted an impressive 12 feet 8’ 2 inches,- an outstanding record for a first-year man. In addition to the regular Sunset League meets, the team participated in the annual Santa Ana Relays and the Choffey Invitational, among others. With the return of a number of this year's fine trackmen, Santa Ana can hold high hopes fora record-breaking season in 1961. Co-Cop� oins — Kent Soldan, John Arriton. W Jackton. P Gonxale Pow I I Podney. D Gross, B'ondt. D Roji. J. ArriSOn, K Soldan. M Hoy . 8. Compos. • Timmerman. Pow 2 H Po� i. A Pooch A Herrboch, J. Anderson, I Stephens. G Hamilton. D Snod'j'0 1- .. pc,|loy. . a I- Oii'v'TC, � • w Pow 3 B Klop mki, J Fexxvl, C W� lco . R. lew. , G. Tundag, M Gefchtll. ow G But'erworth. G White 156 AND CEE TRACK Row I J. Vaorierknyff. D. Hamoker, I Motion, 8. Compos. G. Tundog. M Gefchcil. I Gillette. J Seover. H Venegos Row 2 I Grohs, D. Smith, M. Anderson, D Woodward. D. Hurd, G. Zimmerman, R. Morales, A Brizuelo, L. Beard. Row 3: R. Gonzales, G. Romero, S Hamilton, R 8ossctr. J Davis, D. Parker, D Burrnaugh, D Almonza. S. Kiser. Row A M Thomos, J. Gonzales, D. Turbeck, P Alexander. R Preston. R. Evoland, I. Rowenhorst. M Mott. Row 5: J. Moore, Motthcws. H. Davis, D. Gross. CROSSCOUNTRY Row I 1. Gillette. D. Gross, J. Sereno, J Arrison. I Matson. B. Compos. J. Aldersca, J. Vanderknyff. Row 2- Coach Green, R. Douglas, S. McPherson, D. Hamocker, R. Neumcycr, R lewis. B Hamilton, J. Seover, L. Rowenhorst. 157 SWIMMING VARSITY SWIMMING This yeor's svyimming team is led by co-captains John Scott and Doug Wall; and it is ably coached by Florin Caldwell and his assistant, Peter Norton. The team has had a very good season this year. The varsity ended the season with a fine record, and the Cs had an outstanding year. With only a few seniors on the team, the varsity should be even better next yeor. Outstanding swimmers on the 1960 team include Dave Fielding, Pete Denis, John Scott, Doug Wall, Bob Widoe, and Wayne Fedden. Toking honors in diving is Alan Batch, who placed fifth in the CIF Invitational Diving Meet. Congratulations to Coach Caldwell, Coach Norton, and the entire swimming squad for another year of outstanding performance. Co-captaini — D. Wall, J. Stott. 158 Row t P Jooitrn. G Baldwin, V Sm,th, B Svit . A Batch, J Scott. D Wi ght, P. Deni Row 2 Coach Caldwell, D. Fielding, O Berg B Widoe, G. Green. B Welly, 0 Wall, T Martin. W Fedden, T. Smith. BEE AND CEE SWIM TEAM Row 1 J. Smtih, C. Wright, W Ron?. M Alt. G. Anderson, J. Andrews. Row 2 D. Ellingcn, P [ avidson, J.P Scott. I Bell. V. Hughes. D Soden. Coach Norton. 159 WATER POLO WATER POLO In only its second year of competition, our 1960 water polo team finished third in the Sunset League; tind with only two graduating seniors, they should be Sunset League champions next year. This year’s fine team was guided by Coach Florin Caldwell and cocaptains Dave Fielding and Wayne Fedden. The team had an excellent group of swimmers this year, fith four of its members being placed on the All-Sunset water polo team. These include Dave Fielding, Wayne Fedden, Jim Lowe, and Doug Wall. Recipient of the most valuable player award for our team was Dave Fielding. To Coach Caldwell and all of the members of the team we offer our gratitude for their hard work and fine efforts. Co-captami — Dave Fielding. Wayne Fedden. Row I T Martin. J Totoe. J Scott, 8 W,doe. D. Field.ng, p Denis Row ? D. Wright. W. Fedden. O. Berg. B. Sw.ls, i Gordon. J. tonic. D Wall. Row 3: Coach Caldwell. 160 JUNIOR VARSITY H Row 3 Cooch Caldwell Row 2 P Norton, f Rayon, M Hamm, A Wad , M Hughes, J Reiter, C. Larson, 0. Bone Row 1: J. Sodan, R Griswold. W. Smith, P Joostcn, R. Colgrove. J Scott. C Wilcox. AND CEE TEAM Row 2 J. Smith, T. Smith, W Rowell, D. Andrews, C Wright. J. Easton Row I: B. Rodney, M Bieger, G. Green. G. Anderson, J Worton. J. Wall. TENNIS VARSITY TENNIS Santo Ana High School has o right to be proud of their hard working tennis team, led by co-captams Jerry Hurst, ranked fourteenth in Southern Californio, and Doug Mathews, last year's CIF A doubles runner-up. Under the competent coaching of Neal Machander and his assistant, Joe Zeller, the tennis team is well-known for its consistently good record in league and CIF plo . However, the loss of eleven lettermen created quite a challenge to our squad, who hoped possibly to upset a very strong Fullerton team despite a pre-season rating which placed us in second place. At the time of this writing, the Saints had swept Anaheim and Western, beaten Garden Grove, and had just sneaked by a tough Newport squad. Tournament-wise, the tennis team took second in the Fullerton Interscholastic and managed to win the Orange County Invitational. Our J.V. team seemed to have a good chance for the league title, after experiencing a no-loss season in 1959. Here in this comparatively high-powered team is Santa Ana's varsity of the future. Co-captains — Jerry Horst, Doog Mothcws. 162 S Detwiler, B Fr.os. B Srlvcr, R White, G Roqoct ft2 Morriss. R Wolfe. B Hart, J. Horst. D Mothews. B Km boll, T Keller. B frixwl JUNIOR VARSITY Row I: I Hiitcrd-jlff. J. Kaufmon. B Noble T Perry. B Collins, 0 Roeblr . J Vogr. M De� ter. Row 2 G. Vondcmast, D Trotetr. C Flick, J Slobock. 0- Schafer. S. Palm. C. Lamont. F. Weinberg, J Hunt, G Hamilton 163 WRESTLING Row 3 Coach H Aguilera. R Colgrovc, D Wall. D Larson, J. Feexell, O. Berg, N Thomas, Coach J. Zeller. Row 2 R Neves, J. Scott P. Dennis, B. Neves 8 Lacy G Zimmerman, D Williams Row I T Schwarx. T. Webber, R. Barney. J. Smith, S Hunt. 8 Schrieber. GOLF 164 Front (I to R| S McPherson, G. Elliott. S, Odcnoth, C. Pnbus, T, Mxtxgor, A Remus. Back |l to R): A. Morgan, J Nesmith, A Williams, t Wehrly. M long, R Jacobs, R Klir.a, R. Birdwell, C. Gibsoo, P. Shocklefon GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MiH Oueinc! Mrs Romero, Miss Boyd. Mrs Rivet Under the advisory of Mrs. Romero, Miss Boyd, Mrs. Rivet, and Miss Quesnel, team spirit, sportsmanship, and cooperation were offered to all G.A.A. members. The girls had the opportunity to participate in these sports: basketball, hockey, volleyball, softball, tennis, badminton, swimming, and modern dance. Other than actual team participation and sportsdoys, the G.A.A. members took part in an apple sale, a sports night, conventions, and two parties. Presiding over a most successful first semester was Donna Myers. Her elected cabinet included Sharon Davis, vice-president; Storm Harvey, secretary; and Melba Elizondo, treasurer-historian. Guiding the cabinet with remarkable skill during the second semester was Melba Elizondo. Other second semester officers were Rita Ramirez, vice-president; Molly Wilson, secretary; and Leah Aasen, treasurer-historian. The spirit and prowess of the G.A.A. members this year has truly made Santa Ana High School outstanding in girls' sports. G. A. A. BOARD Row 3 Presidents Donno Mycn, Mclbo Eluondo. Row 2: Shoron Davis, Storm Harvey. Row 1 Molly Wilson. Ieoh Aoscn. 166 G. A. A. MEMBERS Row I |l-R): C. Evans. M. Fen-iter. C Gomex. J. Honson, P Higgins, S. Howord, D. Kelly. M Koger. R, Kolste, G. Anstillo, C Wolf. Miss Boyd. Row 2 |-R|. S Chandler, E Cowan, T. Doigh, M. Davidson, M. Dawn, N Denton, C. Duorte, V. Duncan, J Epporly, C. Espinoxa. Row 3 (l-)i L. Aoscn, J. Ar-doino. P Bailie, A. Baxter, B. Becker. S. Botsx, N Bragg, C. Brash.er. S Burkey, T Butler, C. Buzxell. Row t (l-R) E. Alfaro, A Delgado, M, El.20ndo, S. Ge.vet, A. Beck, E. Hart, S. Harvey. W Holmes, D Jacobs. Row 2 |L-R|: J Dov.dson, S. Christensen. T. Carlyle, t. Castro. H, Collard, J, Cunning-horn, J. Davis, S. Davis, M. Kctchum. Row 3 (L-R): E. Deischl, C. Ault, K. Bocon. S. Bair. J. Grello, K. Benson, J. Breedlove, J Boland,. Mrs. Romero. 4 Row I (l-R) J. Anderson, M. Ansaldo. B. Bcldon, K. Belli-sime, I. Bessey. K Bradley, P Borsx. Row 2 |l-R) A. Brodg.nski, F. Browsseau, S. Burns, M. Conetti. B. Crabtree, T Dahl, P Flint. Row 3 (l-R}.-S atch, P Honmgan, C. Holland. S. Haiser, C Hcothcofe, M Henderson. T. Herald. Mrs. Romero. 168 G. A. A MEMBERS Row 1 (l-R). M. Klauz, D. Kcllor, L. L crto. C Low cry, A Lozano. B. Meador, M. Montgomery Row 2 (L-R) J. Neilson, P. Pccllc, R Ramirez, S. Reed, C Royes, Y. Rodriquez, S Simpson Row 3 (L-R): J. Smith, J. Stan-toke, M Ikcdinga. M. Train, M Weltering, M. Whitrhcod. Mrs. Rivet, Row 1 |l-R): D. Yrizzary, L. larsh, D. Rowenhorst, 0. Smith, N White, D. Noe, P. Wasson, J. Teg-land, E Lc Blanc, H, Lietz. Row 7 (L-R): M. lackey, 0. Myers. N. Payne. C. McNeal, S. Weaver. C. Pcclle, A Wnght, S. West, S Peter ion, B Pierson. Row 3 (L-R); J. Shwlcr, M Me-Elvante. R. Villarreal, R Maniz, J. .Martinez, P. Powell, W. Pcarso. J. get, B K Youel, Wolliver. Young, C. Pavlocfc, S. Sherwood, C Lomont, B. Toylor. Wi« Boyd, Row I (L-R): V. Stephen!, J. Taylor, J. Thomas. I. Terrell, R. Valencia, M. Vander Mcolcn, D. Var-gos, S. V arncr. B. Weak-Icy. 8 Willey, M Wilson. Row 2: (L-R) R. Reiien-weber, J. Reyes, B Salm, A, Sanchez, G. Sharon, J. Shaw. D Smith, S. Soule, V. Stamps, J. Stein-mger. Row 3 (L-R): J. Lang, S, logush. 8. lovas. M Mauer, S Norwood, S Ornelas, M. Ortiz, M. Pomercnke, I, Quick, J. Reddmg, Miss Qucsnel. 169 BASKETBALL Row li S. West. E Hart, T. Carlyle. H. liefz Row 2-. M '' Roberts. A Wright, C. Pov iocCrSoHerwood Row 3 C. Schrock. E. Deischl, S. Christiansen. S. McCrae. Referees B Pierson. J. Breedlove. Row 11 M. White-head. J. Anderson, S. Simpson Row 2: B. Meador. R Ramirez. Y. Rodriguez. Referees: L Bessey. M An soldo. Row 1: K. Heiligman, J. Hon-son, I Borkey. Row 2: R. Rogus, C. Gomez. K Clark, J. Williams. M. Chilson. 170 HOCKEY Row 1: R Muniz, C. Ault. 0 Smith, A Delgado. R. Villa-real. D. Yrizarry. J Martinez. Row 2-. S. Ditrmr. M. McEI-voinc, J. Grella. J Wei liver, S. Harvey, M. El zondo, P. Powell Row 1; A. Ricey, P R cey, P Flint. K. Bradley, M Ansaldo, t Bessey Row 2; S. Burns. M. Henderson, J. Stanlake. C Hcatheote, C low ery, I. lierle. Row 1 M. Ortiz, S. Borkcy, Rogers. Row 2. A Sanchez, C Brashier. C Bromhend, R K. Clark. P. White. C. Gomez, M Porerenke, J. Rogers 171 VOLLEYBALL Row I; I Castro, K. Bacon. B Taylor. Row 2 H. Collord, D. Myers, J. Cunningham. Referees: S. Ditmir, P. Powell Row Is A. Lozano, T. Dahl. E. Ortls. Row 2: C lowery, S Gorch, M. Westering, P. Bars;, M. Ansaldo. Row 1: S. Higg.ns, P White. K. Heiligman, J. Hanson, J. Redding. Row 2 N. Denton, P. Bailie, K Clork, M. Fcnster. S Clifford. V. Lopez, O. Aros-tigue. 17? SOFTBALl Row 1 B Pierson, 0. Young V Holmes, E. Alfaro, S. Davis, J. Breedlove. Row 2 S. Peterson, D. Jacobs. P. Wasson. K. Benson. Row I R Romirei, T. Herald, I. llerle. S. Simpson. Row 2 Y Rodrigue;, B Meador. J Anderson. P. Borsz, M. Milsch. c!e, C. Lowery. Row I E Placentia, B Solm, M Kogor, J. Steminger. E Cowan, L. Aosen. Row 7. O Arost.guc, V. lope;, A. Baxter, I Quick, M Chilson 173 Row 1 D. Noe. J. Teglond, J. Shuler. J. Bulond. A. Beck. Row 2 S. Geivet, I. lorsh, D Rowcnhorst. N White, C. Peelle. K Youel, S. Wcovcr. Row 3 E Le Blanc. C McNcol, N Payne, V. Voget, J David-W Peorte. M. luckey, C. lamont, B Ross. M. Kctchum, J. Dav.s. TENNIS CKi Row I J. Nielsen, M. Thedingo, P. Honigon. M. Conetri, A Brodgmiki, B. Crabtree ow 2: P. Peelle. S. Reed, C. Holland. K Bell.-sime. S. Hauer. D. Kellor. Row 3: B Beldan, M. Klaus, J. Smith, S. H.lf. C. Reyes, M Train, M Montgomery. Row 1 J Arduino, J Redding, C Duarte, T Butler, S. Higgins. C. Becker. C. Evans Row 2 M Hoiser, M Koger. S War-ncr, S Norwood, B Willey, S Howord, I Terrell, I Aosen. V Duncan Row 3: C Wolf. 5 Ornelas, M Wilson, N. Denton, N Brogg. J. Epperly, M. Maurer, J. Taylor, E. Cowan. 6 Salvin, V. Stephens. 174 1 t SWIMMING Row 1: S. Bair. C Lowery. S Borns, S. Chnstionsen. P Bors , H lieu. T. Hcrold. Row 2 M Ansoldo, 1. Beal. S. Peterson, B Pierson, P V.'asson, $ Hor-vey, J. V ellivcr. left to Right G. Sharon, M Vendor Molen, A Baxter. I. Aascn, D. Smith, J. Thomas, S. Borsz, S. Chandler, K. Koff-mon. 175 BASKETBALL HOCKEY VOLLEYBALL 176 SOFTBALL TENNIS SWIMMING COACH ACTIVITIES P.A no«.o REGISTRATION G. A. A. PARTY COLOR DAY GAME COLOR DAY QUEEN AND PRINCESSES COLOR DAY DANCE HARVEST BALL SILVER BALL FOOTBALL DANCE Average Student ? Boys settle grudges Teachers settle grudges. Girls glance amazed. Throughout the whole yearbook of 1960 we have tried in some small way to promote a better understanding among the many different nationalities represented in our school and in our nation. A country cannot be strong until its people can live together in harmony. Before it can preach peace to the world, a nation must first stamp out prejudice and achieve peace within. This can only come about through understanding. This year Santa Ana Senior High School had many different countries represented in the student body. Besides our foreign exchange students from Germany and Italy, other students came from Czechoslovakia, Mexico, Japan, China, England, Samoa, Spain, and Canada. This made possible the exchange of many different opinions and ideas in regard to educational systems, customs, recreational activities and cultures. This has helped to bring about a better understanding of other countries and the people of these countries. As leaders of tomorrow, we hope to live in a world of peace. We realize that it is up to us to secure permanent peace which can only come when the whole world recognizes the principle of brotherhood as the answer to all misunderstandings. We hope this Ariel has presented these ideas. 188 ■ )0 SPONSORS Alex Charles Distinctive Hair Styles Allan s Television Al's Sporting Goods Arcade Painters and Stationers Arthur B. Wade Bailey E Edgerton Bob's Pet Shop Borchard's Market Boyd and Wood Fairview Market Bristol Florist Brookside Used T.V. 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