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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1962 volume:

V'] t' AAo Uo c4 uc y AA . ‘s ' jfo, . ■•s m SANTA ANA 1962 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL _________________ DEDICATION 4 TO MR. FARRAR Demonstrating an enthusiastic, sincere interest in all phases of school life; bestowing inspiration and confidence; generously offering his time and talents to those who seek assistance and counsel; being a friend to all students, most of whom he knows personally; and manifesting outstanding executive ability. Mr. Robert S. Farrar, Principal of Santa Ana Senior High School since 1946, has given our school devoted leadership. To him, in appreciation of his years of faithfi'1 service, we dedicate this yearbook. Tabor, our superintendent of schools, and Mr. Robert Farrar, our principal, to oversee school policy, things ran smoothly throughout the year. Our vice-principals, Mr. Rollo Beck and Mrs. Mary Reed, did a fine job, as did our counselors, under Mr. Ralph Jack, guidance co-ordinator. The faculty taught us many valuable lessons, and the office and cafeteria personnel performed innumerable services for us. Finally, our student body officers, both elected and appointed, worked long and hard to make Saintland great. Superintendent of Schools Serving as Superintendent of Schools for his first year, Mr. Glenn D. Tabor has done an excellent job directing the affairs of our school system. His work and the work of the Board of Education have contributed greatly to the academic success of our school. They are to be commended for their labors in the field of education. Principal Working as principal is a job few are willing or capable to undertake. We at Santa Ana Senior High are fortunate to have Mr. Robert Farrar to head our administration. We should never forget the effort and time put into a job such as his and again we are very appreciative for the years of service he has given to our high school. 8 MR. ROLLO BECK MRS. MARY SAFELY REED Boys’ Vice Principal Girls’ Vice Principal 1 MRS. JEAN FOWLER MR. EDWARD BLACK MR. RALPH JACK Attendance Supervisor Director of Student Activities Guidance Co ordinator 9 DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN HUMBERTO LOPEZ MILTON NEWCOMER JACK PICKERING DELORES PRIOR HAROLD REUTER Languages Business Drivers Training Library Music BEVERLY ROMERO WILFRED THOMPSON LAWRENCE WEST ROBERT WILHELM JOHN WILSON Girls Phy. Ed. Industrial Arts Social Science Boys Phy. Ed. Mathematics THE FACULTY Above all, a good high school education can be attributed to the teachers, who each day work directly with the students. These are the people who are most qualified in their fields, who are able to help us learn, and who can best prepare us for a world to conquer. Our teachers deserve the honor and glory for a job well done, for they as a single group hold the power to shape the world of tomorrow. NICK ADAMY HENRY AGUILERA HARLAN ANDERSON LAWRENCE ARASON JOHN BOUCHARD ROBERT BOWE FLORIN CALDWELL HERBERT CASHNER FRED CHRIST EDSEL COLLIER KENNETH COTTER JAMES DAILY JACK DENNEN LILLIAN ELLIOTT WILLIAM ELLIOTT EARL ENGMAN MELVIN GARRISON KATHRYN GILLEN JOHN GRATSCH KENNETH HAGEN ESTHER HALLETT MARGARET HARPER VIRGINIA HARTKE JENNIE HAYES WILLIAM HEMMEN VERNA HITCHNER DAVID KAY GLADYS LAMAIN WALDEN LEECING JOHN LIPPEATT NEIL MACHANDER GORDON MACKENZIE DEAN MAYBERRY MELVIN McCORD lester Mcknight CLIFFORD MORRISON HARRIETT PERKINS CHARLES PERSHING JAMES PETRING HELEN RICHARDSON PAUL RIORDEN TRUMAN RISA PARIS ROUSSOS BARBARA SAGER LLOYD SALLOT ELWOOD SCHOFF KEITH SMELTZER WAYNE SNELL BERTIE STEVENS MILDRED WATSON RALPH WELSH EUGENE WILHELMI LINDA BOUCHER LEVI MONICA 13 COUNSELORS For the first time in Saintland history, counselors worked on a fulltime basis. Under the able supervision of Mr. Ralph Jack, guidance co ordinator, the counselors were able to devote more time to each student this year. Mrs. Asenath Bennett counseled senior and junior girls; Mrs. Nora White counseled senior and junior boys. Counselor for junior and sophomore girls was Mrs. Eleanor Peterson; for junior and sophomore boys was Mr. Edward Dodge. Mr. Edward Dodge Mrs. Asenath Bennett Mrs. Eleanor Peterson Mrs. Nora White ■V- ROW 1: Elverta Cameron, Pauline Peralta, Mary Anderson; ROW 2: Dorothy Alexander, Telitha Green, Nettie Loef-tier. Audrey Ellis. Office Personnel Cafeteria Personnel Pat Tipple, Imojean Brattian, Frances Davidson, Laurenia Higgs, Jane Parker, Betty Morgan, Thresa Gehrig. Olga Mel-lar, Larene Crane. ROW 1: V. Duncan, J. Thomas, M. Wilson, S. Milligan, L. Aasen. ROW 2: Mr. Black, D. Steinle, D. Andrews, G. Anderson, D. Whitney. WINTER BOARD OF CONTROL This year’s winter Board of Control leaders, Doug Andrews, president; Gary Anderson, vice president; and Sue Milligan, secretary, showed excellent leadership ability. The Board began the year by attending the leadership conference at Camp Osceola, where they gained valuable knowledge about their own offices and activities. The sale of student body cards, which was an outstanding success this year, was the Board’s first major project. Because of their cooperation and enthusiasm, Color Day will always be remembered. The activities of the day included the morning assembly with the kangaroo court, the football game, and the annual Color Day Dance. Other noted achievements sponsored by the Board were the pep assemblies, where they enacted several amusing skits. ROW 1: N. Hunter, W. Filson, C. La Bonte, J. Price, F. Porter. ROW 2: B. Glasser, M. Goldstein, R. Baggerly, D. Allen, Mr. Black. SPRING BOARD OF CONTROL Last semester found the Spring Board of Control busily occupied, discovering new activities to interest the students, which would be held here at school, and starting new traditions. Student Day, arranged by the board, certainly fulfilled these goals. In addition to Student Day, these ambitious leaders also worked diligently on the Talent Assembly and Senior Assembly. Working with their capable advisor, Mr. Black, three students are to be especially commended: Bob Glasser, President: Dick Allen, Vice President; and Willa Filson, Secretary. Also deserving acknowledgment are the members of the board who worked with these people: Judy Price, Commissioner of Publicity; Frankie Porter, Commissioner of Finance; Nancy Hunter, Commissioner of Girl’s Athletics; Russ Baggerly, Commissioner of Boy’s Athletics; Mickey Goldstein, Chairman of the Self-Government Committee; and Cindy La Bonte, Chairman of Student Relations. ROW 1: L. Howard. S. Grant. T. Weber, S. Burkey. ROW 2: A. Baxter, H. Williamson, M. Goldstein. ROW 3: D. Allen, D. Whitney. B. Pardue, Mr. Collier. SELF-GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE STUDENT RELATIONS ROW 1: J. Everson, B. Hunter. H. Ket-chum. S. Campbell. F. Edwards. L. Brewer. C. La Bonta, ,S. Logush, S. Stewart. S. Speckt. B. Bate, C. Fiduccia, J. Thomas. S. Higgins. B. Redding, N. Bragg. ROW 2: L. Burns. R. Burkey. S. Morales, P. Brown. G. Henderson. M. Wilson. N. Denton. K. Karpen, M. May. B. Powell, C. Shelton, C. Anderson. J. Utman, N. McCulloch. P. Benford. ROW 3: K. Bate, D. Devol, K. Lanham. B. Baldwin, G. Brown, S. Grant. M. Dexter, J. Kaufman, R. Moreland, B. Mathews. L. Harwood. ROW 4: C. Campbell. C. Pope, T. Wilson, P. Koehnke, G. Zimmerman. P. Balandran. 18 W 1: S. Lende, K. VVelty. B. Hendcr i, S. Higgins, L. Brewer, C. La Bonte Otmishi. ROW 2: Mrs. White, S. Hede nn, K. Junkermeier, B. Redding, J id, S. Salquist, S. Burkey. Mrs. Reed W 3: D. Smith, C. Dunton, J. Ivey, S Dings, J. Price. N. Bragg, M. Blessing May. GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET ROW 1: Mrs. Reed. Mrs. White, H. Ko-bayashi, B. Henderson, S. Logush, P. Anderson, C. Buzzel, S. White. ROW 2: M. Wilson, S. Winn, J. Utman, B. De Ford, V. Slater, S. Coey. ROW 3: K. Mac Donald. M. Buchheim C. Shelton, J. Ransom, B. Bristol, S. Stillings, S. Milligan, J. Boyd. 19 Ill WttM 20 inform the student body of school news, capture memories of high school, and encourage creative writing. The Generator kept us aware of elections, theatrical productions, sports, and club activities at Saintland. At the end of the year, the Ariel appeared; and we relived many happy times in its pages. Leaves in the Wind, our literary magazine, published poems, essays, short stories, and short autobiographies by a number of Saints. ROW 1: M. Youel, K. Heiligman, J. Reading, S. Higgins, L. Lippett, M. Huebner. M. Vander Meulen. ROW 2: J. Ivey, N. Denton. J. Lang, N. Bragg, M. Maurer, M. Waters. S. Stout. ROW 3: Mr. Hagen, P. Strybing, D. King, B. Powell, 8. Johnson, S. Schrader. ROW 4: K. James. ARIEL LITERARY STAFF A good deal of work and many headaches go into the production of an annual such as this. Our Ariel Literary Staff does all the writing, proofreading, and organizing of our yearbook. Nancy Denton, Mary Vander Meulen, and Marcia Huebner have spent many extra hours so that the 1962 Ariel can bring to the students many happy memories of Saintland. The staff also owes its accomplishments to the work and guidance of the adviser, Mr. Hagen. His personality has made enjoyable the sometimes tedious work required of the staff. Standing: Mary Vander Meulen, editor. Seated: Nancy Denton, editor. ROW 1: C. McCarty. M. Eaton. C. La Bonte. J. Thomas. F. Porter. L. Howard. G. Vandcrmast, P. Kennedy, J. Genoway. D. Herigstad. ROW 2: C. Fiduccia, K. Welty. S. Hamel, J. Clark, B. Redding. A. Paulsen. V. Stephens. S. Meserve. S. Coey. B. Bate. M. Miller. ROW 3: J. Herrin. K. Ledbeter, M. Church, D. Ara, R. Reisenweber. J. Heid. J. Polizzi, J. Young, D. Morris, S. Mays. S. Milligan, Mr. Rior-dan. ARIEL BUSINESS STAFF Under the efficient supervision of Mr. Riordan. advisor, and Sue Milligan, editor, the Ariel Business Staff has certainly contributed a great share in the making of our yearbook. Besides handling the Ariel sale, the Business Staff conducts all monetary matters, obtains sponsorships, and takes care of the distribution of the yearbooks. With the fine work of its outstanding members, the Business Staff has made the Arie. a great success this year. 23 Susan Milligan. Editor ROW 1: R. Mullins. D. Turpin. ROW 2: R. Parkins. R. Jones, P. Severtson, S. Kiser. G. Crane, Mr. Bowe. ARIEL PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF With the familiar click of the camera, the Ariel Photography Staff has finished another successful year. The shutterbugs under the direction of Gary Crane, editor, and Mr. Bowe. advisor, have devoted much valuable time and hard work for the 1961-1962 Ariel. The versatility of the Photography Staff is clearly shown in the candid shots of Saintland life and activities. The genuine help of the Saintland shutterbugs has made this Ariel one of the best ones yet. Gary Crane—Editor ROW 1: S. Middlebrook, S. Bennettc. M. McLean. T. Daigh, T. Tulles. M. Hoien. ROW 2: R. Cameron, G. Ly-can, J. Gore. J. Arduino, J. Gates, P. Strybing, R. Suhl, D. Dcvol. GENERATOR STAFF Gary Lycan First semester editor With the combined efforts of both adviser, Mrs. Gladys La-Main, and 20 members of the Generator Staff this year’s school publications have come out 18 times in a very successful succession. Gary Lycan was editor-in-chief for the first semester and Jeanne Gates for the second. As in previous years, the Generator covers the daily happenings of the students and the faculty, providing an up-to-date account of club activities, sports events and student body doings. Gary Lycan, Jeanne Gates, and Terri Daigh were accepted for membership in the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists — Quill and Scroll. Jeanne Gates Second semester editor ROW 1: V. Duncan, J. Corum, M. Vander Meulen, M. Waters, K. Heiligman, J Thomas. J. Lang. ROW 2: M. Davidson J. Epperly, N. Denton, A. Baxter, J Price, F. Price, M. Maurer. ROW 3: B Seplak, F. Me Neal, T. Webber. B Kimball, D. Terbeek, J. Leonard, Mr. An derson. LEAVES IN THE WIND Our senior ASP English class accepted the task of publishing Leaves in the Wind, Saintland’s literary book, this year due to the fact that there was no creative writing class. All students were invited to submit poetry and prose. Advised by Mr. Robert Anderson, the senior English class not only prepared the material for printing, but also chose the best works in each category. The winners received special recognition. Congratulations to the senior ASP English class; Judy Price, Editor-in Chief; Tom Webber. Managing Editor; and Jacquie Thomas, Business Manager; and all who contributed to this year’s Leaves in the Wind. Judy Price Editor 27 Wi 28 promote school spirit in inter-class activities, especially the competition yells in pep assemblies. From the “mighty seniors down to the “lowly sophomores,” their enthusiasm made our dances, games, assemblies, and plays worthwhile. Thanks to the entire student body, our traditional Saintland spirit was upheld throughout the year. John Leonard, President Karen Bate, Vice President Mary Vander Meulen, Secretary Each member of the graduating class of 1962 will take with him memories of his exciting three years at Saintland. Color Day Dances, Spring and Winter plays, and football games have all been exceptional. During the first semester the seniors were under the successful leadership of John Leonard, their senior class president. Karen Bate, vice-president, and Mary Vander Meulen, secretary, must also be acknowledged for their part in leading the senior class. The members of the senior class will soon have a chance to test their education, and to become good citizens. SENIOR COUNSELORS 30 Mrs. Asenath Bennett Mrs. Nora White John Reiter Senior Class President Sue Milligan Vice President Karen Bate Secretary The second semester will be one long remembered by this year’s senior class. Under the able leadership of the spring semester officers; Jon Reiter, president; Sue Milligan, vice president; and Karen Bate, secretary; the seniors enthusiastically participated in the various activities. Among these events were The Boy Friend, Senior Assembly, Senior Play, and Junior-Senior Prom; other activities included the Senior Breakfast, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Many seniors were also participants in speech, art and other types of contests and tournaments. Mr. McCord, senior class advisor, should also be commended for all that he has contributed to the Class of 1962. Congratulations to all seniors, who well deserve their diplomas, for they have been leaders both academically and socially and are ready to face the world. These seniors will never forget their high school days, and they will long be remembered for the traditions they established. SENIOR ADVISOR Mel McCord Advisor SENIORS LEAH AASEN Commissioner of Girls' Athletics Coterien Club DONNA ACKLIN Usherettes Spinsters ALFRED ACUNA ANNIE ACUNA F.H.A. CATHY ADAMS Secretarial Club RUSSELL AGNEW Jay Bees Esquires PAUL ALEXANDER Track DICK ALLEN Varsity Football Bachelors ROBERT ALLEN Future Faculty Club Natura Club CAROLE ANDERSON Student Relations Trl-Y GARY ANDERSON Student Body Vice-President Honor Roll MICHAEL ANDERSON Varsity Football Bachelors CARL ANDREASEN Electronics Club DOUG ANDREWS Student Body President Honor Roll JOHN ARA Varsity Basketball JOANN ARDUINO Generator—Business Manager Natura Club BARBARA ARMS Latin Club VERN ARNETT Hi-Y SUZANNE ARNOLD Secretarial Club JAIME ARREOLA C Football WALTER BABICK Football Golf OLOYA ROGER AROSTIGUE Spinsters G.A.A. AROSTIGUE JUANITA ARRIOLA F.H.A. JOANN AUGUSTAT Secretarial Club Little Theatre Guild RUSSELL BAGGERLY Varsity Football Bachelors PATRICIA BAILIE A Cappella Choir TONY BALDERRAMA Law and Accounting WILLIAM BALDWIN Chess Club Student Relations JOSEPH BANAR GENARDO BANUELOS JOHN BARBER French Club RODNEY BARNEY Wrestling Water Polo RALPH BASSET Esquires Band KAREN BATE Head Usherette BYRAM BATES Senior Class Vice-President Football Generator Staff ANN BAXTER Honor Society Girls' League Cabinet JOHN BAXTER LYNN BEARD Honor Society Football CONNIE BECKER Honor Roll Drill Team CHARLES BELL Band TONY BELTRAN RICHARD BENITEZ Future Faculty Club AFS Committee BILL BENNETT Baseball LEE BENNETT Cheerleader Key Club SHERRY BERNY FRANK BETHARD Honor Roll EDDIE BIRD German Club Track HARRY BLAIR Football DAVE BLEDSOE Football BARBRA KATE BLAINEY BARRY BRANDT German Club Winter Play CAROLYN BRASHIER Law Accounting Club NANCY JEAN BRAGG Student Relations Girls' League Cabinet MARY CATHARINE BRUCE Debutantes Spanish Club MICHAEL BUCHERN German Club Foreign Exchange Student VIRGINIA BROCKMAN CARL BUJAN Girls'Self-Government Girls’ League Cabinet SALLY BURKEY Girls’ Self-Government JOHN BURNAUGH Girls’ League Cabinet Cee Football Cec Track JOHN BUSCH Spanish Club TERRY BUTLER CHERYL BUZZELL Coterien Club Head Cheerleader DARLENE CABLE Secretarial Club Girls' Glee Club CHARLES CAMPBELL Thespians CAROL CANTU Honor Roll Drill Team FREDESLINA CASANOVA Spanish Club ANN CASEY Honor Society Debutantes GLORIA CASTILLO Future Faculty Club Spanish Club PHIL CAVERLY Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball MICHAEL CHAPMAN Band Stage Crew NELSON CHENEY RICHIE CICCARELLI CHARLOTTE CLAY Tri-Y JAY CLARK Football MIKE CLASEN Honor Roll GLORIA CLISSOLD Secretarial Club Girls’ Glee Club SHARON COEY Tri-Y President Honor Roll RONNIE CORONA Football Track JANIE CORUM Honor Society Secretary JUDY COOPER Debutantes President EARLINE COWAN Debutantes LOUISE COVINGTON CATHLEEN COWLES Drill Team Honor Roll Honor Society Future Faculty Club Vice-President CARLA CRONIN Secretarial Club MARY ANN CRUZ Spanish Club PAT CULL Secretarial Club TERRI DAIGH Drill Team Generator Staff MARY ANN DAVIDSON Honor Society PAUL DAVIDSON G.A.A. Treasurer Esquires Law Club DONALD DAVIS Varsity Football Varsity Baseball HARRY DAVIS SUZANNE DAVIS Honor Society Vice-President Future Faculty Club President MARTY DAWN Tri-Y President Honor Society BARBARA DEFORD Latin Club Future Faculty Club AL DENTE Football PRISCILLA DELGADO NANCY DENTON Ariel Literary Staff Editor Usherettes KATHY DEVINE Spanish Club DAN DEVOL Generator Sports Staff MICHAEL DEXTER Speech Masters Jay-Bees CARMEN DUARTE Spanish Club Secretarial Club VIRGINIA DUNCAN Commissioner of Publicity Coterien Club MIKE DYER Football MARTHA EATON Songleader Ariel Business Staff JACQUELINE EPPERLY Honor Society Girls’ League Cabinet CHARLES ELLINGSON CARMEN ESPINOZA Drill Team Spanish Club RICHARD EVELAND Varsity Football CAROL EWERT Secretarial Club ROBERT ESTES Spa iSh C'Ub DIXIE FEMMER Law and Accounting Club Homemaking MARILYN FENSTER JOHN FEEZELL G A A- Spanish Club ROSE FERNANDEZ JIM FERRIS Varsity Basketball LINDA LEE FERGUSON Future Homemakers of America Latin Club JANET FESSENDEN Artizans Tri-Y WILLA FILSON Songleader DIANNE FINE Secretarial Club Choir BARBARA FLEETING Secretarial Club Business CLIFFORD FLICK Law and Accounting Club RON FLOHRA Auto Shop Metal Shop DAVID FLORES Band Industrial Arts CAROL FOSTER Law and Accounting Club JOHN FRANKENBURGER Swimming Band SANDRA FRANZ French Club Trl-Y DENNIS FREDERICK JUNE FREED Secretarial Club Tri-Y ROBERT FRIETZE Football Spanish Club JOHN FRINK PHYLLIS FUSE G.A.A. JOHN GABLER National Thespian Society Esquires ALICE GALLARDO Office Practice Choir TERRY GAMMELL Football CARLOS GARCIA JEANNE GATES Generator Editor Football Program Editor RUBIN GALLEGOS JUDY GENOWAY Ariel Business Staff Future Faculty Club DAVE GEORGI Auto Shop BESS GENEST ROBERT GLASSER Varsity Football Key Club President MARY GLENN Future Faculty Club BOB GILES Varsity Baseball Lettermen’s Club CARMEN GOMEZ G.A.A. Future Homemakers of America ROSE ALICE GOMEZ Art Crafts MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN Honor Society Jay Bees JIM GONZALES Esquires Track CHRISTINE GORDON Law and Accounting Club THERESA GOMEZ Little Theatre Guild Spanish Club Homemaking WALT GRABE Esquires Honor Roll SHARON GRAHAM Majorettes JOHN GOULD Dril1 Team German Club Tennis STEVE GRANT Student Relations Key Club JOHN GRAVES Industrial Arts PAULA GRAND Track Honor Society Usherettes GARRY GREEN Cheerleader Honor Society FRANCES GREENWELL Natura Club HEIDE GUTKNECHT Choir Tennis JEAN HAGLUND A Cappella Choir Artizans Club JUDY GROSSMAN Tri-Y MARILYN HAISER G.A.A. BARON HALVERSON A Cappella Choir DAVID HAMAKER Track ROBERT HAMILTON J.V. Cross Country Track DENNIS HANK CINDY HANSEN Business BEVERLY HARVEY LAUREL HARWOOD Student Relations Honor Society JAN HAYES Cheerleader Girls' League Cabinet ROGER HAZEN SHARON HEDEMANN Student Relations Executive Committee Coterien Club SHIRLEY HEDEMANN Girls’ League Cabine Student Relations KAREN HEILIGMAN Honor Society Drill Team BARBARA HENDERSON Girls’ League President Junior Class Vice-President THOMAS HENRY Varsity Baseball DIANNA HERIGSTAD Ariel Business Staff Future Faculty Club SUSAN HIGGINS Girls' League Treasurer Student Relations JAMES HILL ANDREA HERRBACH DEAN HILLYARD Varsity Football Lettermen’s Club LINDA HILLYARD Latin Club G.A.A. MARTHA HILL MANUEL HOLGYN CAROL HOOVER Secretarial Club JERRY HOLDER JOSEPH HOPKINS LINDA HOWARD Girls’ Self-Government Ariel Business Staff JOHN HOPE SANDRA HOWLETT French Club Natura Club NANCY HUNTER G.A.A. Board Girls’ League Cabinet SANDRA HOWARD Tri-Y Interschool Council President G.A.A. LOUIS HUTADO Artizans Club BRUCE INGBERG German Club EDDIE JACKSON ROBERT JACOBS Varsity Golf LARRY JENKINS Varsity Football RALPH JENSEN Baseball DANIEL JIMENEZ MIKE JOHNSON JANICE IVEY Debutantes Girls’ League Cabinet DARYELL JAMES Esquires KEN JEROME PATRICIA JOHNSON Future Faculty Club French Club JOHNNY JOHNSTON Track BARBARA JONES Secretarial Club Honor Roll WILHELMINA JOOSTEN German Club Law and Accounting Club LYNNE JORGENSEN French Club G.A.A. KAREN JUNKERMEIER Girls’ League Cabinet LOUIS KAELIN Law and Accounting Club JAMES KANE CHERYL HAMMER JAY KAUFMAN Varsity Football Honor Society ROY KENNEDY Drill Team Law Accounting Club Vice-President WILLIAM KIMBALL ... Varsity Tennis Captain JAMES .KELLY jay Bees President Esquires President A Cappella President ANDREA KINDRED JEAN KNACK Spinsters MAXINE KOGER Drill Team Major Secretarial Club STEVE KISER Varsity Track Band JERILYN KLAMM PAMELA KOEHLER Head Banner Girl Tri-Y PAUL KOEHNKE Student Relations Track ROBERTA KOLSTE G.A.A. Vice-President Honor Roll SHERI KOONTZ KITTY KOORNDYK Future Faculty Club Natura Club BILL KOTLAR CINDY LABONTE Girls’ League Cabinet Girls' Self-Government BOB LACY Wrestling Track PHIL KUNISCH Drafting CHRIS LAIRSON Football Water Polo CHARLES LAMONT All-Southern California High School Orchestra JULIE LANG KENNETH LANHAM Honor Roll Electronics Club Little Theatre Guild JUDITH LAWRENCE Tri-Y Vice-President MIKE LAYTEN STEVE LAYTEN CAROLYN LEE JOHN LEONARD Senior Class President Honor Society PAMELA LEWIS MICHAEL LINDSEY Varsity Track Lettermen’s Club DEBORAH LIPERT REED LOCKHART Secretarial Club Vice-President Honor Society Law and Accounting Club JUDY LONG ANDY LOOMIS Football SANDRA LOGUSH Tri-Y Inter-Club Council President Student Relations VICKI LOPEZ G.A.A. Secretarial Club BONNIE LOVAS Drill Team Latin Club LINDA LUSK Secretarial Club Business GARY LYCAN Generator Editor in Chief Press Club President JOE MACIAS TOM LUTZ Bachelors Varsity Diving and Water Polo KATHLEEN MacDONALD Honor Society Usherettes ANGELINA MADDEN G.A.A. Chorus CARLOS MARTINEZ Football Track Manager SYLVIA MARTINEZ Office Practice Fashion Illustration TOM MARTINIDES GEORGE MARTINEZ MARY MAURER Girls’ League Cabinet Ariel Literary Staff SUSAN MAYS Banner Girl Tri-Y Inter-Club Council JERI McANDREW Band GRANT McCOMBS nancy McCulloch Head Usherette Coterien Club Secretary SARA McCOLLOUGH Future Faculty Club Latin Club LEANNE McCORMICK Tri-Y JOHN McGEE Swimming SUE McGUIRE Secretarial Club President Generator Features Editor JUDITH McLAIN Natura Club Tri-Y SHARON McLOUGHLIN Speech Masters Secretary Future Faculty Club FRED McNEAL Honor Society MICKEY MEAD Spanish Club Artizans Club Vice-President IRENE MEDINA TED MEDINA ANITA MENDOZA Spanish Club Business NEAL MENZIES AFS Committee Jay Bees SHIRLEY MESERUE Head Flagtwirler Coterien Club LINDA MICKENS Band Honor Society ESTHER MOLINA SUSAN MILLIGAN Student Body Secretary Ariel Business Staff Editor HOWARD MITCHELL Math Club JIM MOORE Varsity Basketball Lettermen’s Club JAMES MORAN Spanish Club JESSE MOREHOUSE Honor Roll Drum Major RONALD MORELAND Track Key Club DIANA MORRIS Banner Girl Ariel Business Staff MICHAEL MOTT Artizans Baseball DENNIS MUNSELLE ROBERT MUELLER German Club REXSENIA MULLINS PRISCILLA MURILLO MARY MUSICK RICHARD NEVES Varsity Wrestling Lettermen’s Club ROBERT NEVES Varsity Football Lettermen’s Club DAVE NIEDERHELM GEORGIA NIEBLAS EDWARD NEWMAN BARBARA NOBLE Honor Society Future Faculty Club DICK NOBLE Varsity Football Honor Society EARL NORTHCOTT KATHERINE NOVELICH KEITH NUSSBAUMER Electronics Club Mathematics Club CAROL OROSCO Drill Team A Cappella Choir PAUL OLSON Football SUSAN NORWOOD Business G.A.A. SYLVIA ORNELAS SHARON OSBURN BARBARA OSUNA F.H.A. Club BOB OMOHUNDRO Varsity Track NINA OTERVIK Tri-Y Natura Club SHU SHU OTMISHI Girls’ League Cabinet Foreign Exchange Student NELLIE OVIEDO Spanish Club Natura Club ANDY PADILLA Little Theatre Guild THURMAN PARDUE Vice President Medical Explorers Representative to Governor’s Conference on Youth HOWARD PARKER Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country GEORGE PADILLA CHARLES PARKS Varsity Football Varsity Baseball LINDA PARRY President of Artizan Club G.A.A. MIKE PARKER BONNIE PATTESON G.A.A. DAVID PEARSE Varsity Basketball Honor Society CHERYL PARSONS ROBERT PERSONS BARBARA PERRY LINDA PERARTA ANN PHILLIPS Artizans ESTELLA PLACENTIA G.A.A. Secretarial Club MARILYN PETERSON MARILYN POMERENKE Future Nurses Treasurer Latin Club FRANKIE PORTER Head Songleader Commissioner of Publicity BARBARA POWELL Debutantes Ariel Literary Staff CAROLE PRATER Drill Team Spanish Club KAREN PRATER Drill Team Spanish Club FRANCES PRICE Honor Society German Club JUDITH PRICE Girls' League Cabinet Honor Society RICK PRESTON Lettermen’s Club Varsity Track THEA PRINS Band LANA QUICK G.A.A. Artizans ELAINE RAMBO Girls’ Glee Tennis FRANK RAMIREZ TOM RAMPTON Stage Crew JAMES RAMSEY JUDY REDDING Spinsters Secretary Ariel Literary Staff BOBBIE LEE REDWINE JOE REEVES Varsity Football Varsity Track JACQUELINE REICH Honor Roll Future Faculty Club JON REITER Track Water Polo JOSEPHINE REYES RUTH REISENWEBER Student Relations Executive Committee Usherettes CAROLYN ROBINSON CONNIE RODRIQUEZ Girls' Glee DAVE RIOS Football Baseball NANCY ROGERS Honor Roll A Cappella Choir SANDRA ROSENCRANS ROSE MARIE RODRIQUEZ BOB ROUGHLEY DAVE ROUNTREE Football EDWARD ROSS Band Pep Band WAYNE ROWELL Water Polo LARRY ROWENHORST Track FRED RYAN Honor Roll Varsity Tennis J. R. SALMON Bee Football JIM SALUM Varsity Football Varsity Track BILL SCHERRER Lettermen’s Club Varsity Diving MARK SCHMIDT All-League Basketball All-League Baseball ALEX SANCHEZ Esquires Football SHARRON SCHMIDT FRED SCHROCK Football Student Trainer Spanish Club THOMAS SCHWANZ Golf Team JOHN SCOTT Water Polo BOB SEPLAK Photography Club Honor Society PETERO SEANOA Varsity Football FAYTHE SHACKLETON Drill Team GEORGENA SHARON Future Faculty Club G.A.A. Swimming BRUCE SHAW JANIS SHAW Spanish Club Tri-Y ARLENE SHEFFIELD Business Art CAROLYN SHELTON Girls' Self-Government Committee Spanish Club ALLAN SHIVE Generator Staff Artisans DORRINE SMITH Spinsters President Girls’ League Cabinet GARY SMITH Football BRENDA SMITH Future Homemakers of America TERRY SNEED FRANK SOLDAN J.V. Football SHERI SMITH Secretarial Club Spanish Club THOMAS SPALDING Golf Team BETTY STAMPS JOYCE SORRELI Spanish Club JEAN STEININGER Spanish Club G.A.A. DAVID STEINLE Commissioner of Boys’ Athletics BOB STEAFFENS Varsity Football Honor Society Latin Club VICKI STEPHENS Ariel Business Staff Tri-Y PATRICIA STEWART Artizans Tri-Y FRANK STEPHENS SANDRA STILLINGS Girls' League President Flag Twirler RICHARD STROM SANDRA STEWART Honor Society Latin Club NANCY TALBOT Spanish Club Spinsters JANICE TAYLOR G.A.A. Tennis Drill Team RICHARD TAYLOR German Club ROBERT TAYLOR Law and Accounting Club ALICE TEJADA Future Homemakers of America CALVIN TEMPLETON Varsity Football DALE TERBEEK Honor Society President Boys' State Representative LYLAS TERRELL GAA. Board TOM TERWILLIGER Baseball Mathematics Club DANIEL THOMAS JACQUELYN THOMAS Commissioner of Finance A.F.S. Executive Committee NATHANIEL THOMAS TED THORELL Basketball JOANNE THORNE Honor Roll Latin Club President RONALD TOWNSEND LANA TURNER Secretarial Club Law and Accounting Club DREW UNETIC BETTY TUN DAG Spanish Club Future Homemakers of America JOAN UTMAN Student Relations Ariel Literary Staff REBECCA VALENCIA JOE URBAN Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball GARY VANDERMAST Honor Roll AFS Committee MARY VANDER MEULEN Senior Class Secretary Ariel Literary Staff Editor LINDA VALENZUELA Spanish Club Future Homemakers GARY VELARDE CHUCK VENNERS Honor Roll ROGER VEHRS JOAN VIGIL ROSALIE VILLALOBOS Spanish Club BILL VEST JAMES VOGT Varsity Tennis ART WADE Water Polo Drama JOHN WADE ERNEST WAGNER Varsity Wrestling JEAN WAELDIN Tri-Y Tennis PAGE WALKER Latin Club Honor Society PAT WALKER French Club DANNY WALLING RETA WAREHAM Tri-Y Secretarial Club CHERRIN WARNER G.A.A. Future Homemakers of America MARY WATERS Honor Society Ariel Literary Staff BARBARA WEAKLEY G.A.A. Secretarial Club TOM WEBBER Coterien Club Honor Society BOB WELTY Varsity Water Polo Co-Captain Varsity Swimming Co-Captain SHEENA WENDLAND German Club Future Nurses Club JOE WHARTON Varsity Swimming WILLIAM WHITAKER Cross Country Speechmasters ELAINE WHITE GARY WHITE Football Track -IO • KAREN WHITMORE CHRIS WILCOX Key Club Varsity Football PATTY WHITE Majorettes Thespians RICHARD WHITE Varsity Tennis Law Explorers JACK WHITNEY RICHARD WHITNEY Varsity Football Bachelors TOM WILKINS Jay Bees -W Honor Roll BARBARA WILLEY Tri-Y JANICE WILLIAMS HAZEL WILLIAMSON Flag Twirler Girls' Self-Government DALE WILLIAMS Varsity Track Football MOLLY WILSON Girls' State Representative Commissioner of Student Relations WAYNE WIN ELL Law and Accounting Club NORMA WILLOUGHBY CHARLINE WOLF Usherettes G.A.A. DALE WOODWARD SHYRL WINN Spanish Club Usherettes WINTON WORLEY Track CHUCK WRIGHT Honor Society Water Polo WILMA WRIGHT Drill Team Squad Leader Law and Accounting Club Secretary JOYCE YOUNG Assistant Head Banner Girl Ariel Business Staff TOM YOUNG Football Track GARY ZIMMERMAN Varsity Football Varsity Track STEVE ZUEHL SHARON BATES Secretarial Club 60 AUTOGRAPHS 61 AUTOGRAPHS y ' A y A j Dale Finney President Mr. Christ Advisor This year's junior class has been very successful, proving themselves to be hard-working in all their endeavors. They have participated in school plays, clubs, and sports, and have made great steps forward in both social and scholastic activities. Dale Finney, Judy Heid, and Sharon Me Cowen served as president, vice-president, and secretary, in that order. They were in charge of planning the Winter Sports Banquet and the Junior-Senior Prom. With the help of Mr. Fred Christ, Junior Class advisor, they did a truly fine job. This was a year the juniors will not soon forget. They met their challenges with enthusiasm and completed a year of which they can be very proud. This year’s juniors are looking forward to their senior year with eager anticipation. Left to Right: Judy Heid, Vice President, Sharon Me-Cowan, Secretary. 66 Left to Right: Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. White, Mrs. Peterson. Mr. Dodge, Counselors. 67 ROW 1: Gary Oreswt Jim Cripps, Share Cross, Billie Cullui Keith Cunningha Randy Cunninghai Scott Cunninghai Carolyn Curtis, F Davidson. ROW 2: Bill Davis, Car Davis, Julie Davis, He tor De La Riva, An Del Castillo. Marc ( Lise, Pam Dillon, Ju Dominguez, Caroli Dunton. ROW 3: Willie Duursn Larry Dye, Dawn Eas Richard Edwards, f Eldridge, Pat Elliot, J Ellison, Louie Esquec Jeff Evans. ROW 4: Jim Evans, K Everett, Frank Fardt Joanne Farrar, Dick F rell, Marilyn Fellov Stephanee Fellows. I ?ene Ferguson, Sant erguson. ROW 5: Kenneth Ferr Cheryl Fiduccia, D Finney, Chuck Fit Jim Flippen, Leon Fo Susan Fowler, Jc Frausto, Linda Frias. ROW 6: Ernest Friet Darlene Fry, Caro Fryman, Mike Fullm Peggy Gaebe, Stephai Galusha, Beverly Garc Madeline Garcia, Ri ard Garcia. ROW 7: Josephine G dell, Dave Garland, P Garrick. Richard Gart Mary Lynn Georj Becky Gibson, Bill G bel, Gil Gonzales, Pic Gonzales. ROW 8: Dick Goode, die Goodher, April G don, Sandy Gordon. . Gore, Ray Grajeda, R nie Green, Tony Grie Linda Grijalva. ROW 9: Lee Griswt June Gruber, Don Gu Marguerite Gurn Manuel Garrola, Man Gusman, Doris Hadd Ken Hager, Jacquie F crow. ROW 10: Linda Ha Diane Hall, Kathy H; aker, Pat Hamb Sharron Hamel, L anne Hamilton, Barb Harvey. Donna Haj Carol Haynes. ROW 11: Arlene He Judy Jeid, Joyce I decke, Jon Heila Gary Heinz, Rick I berg, Gail Henders Bill Hendricks, Lee F rickson. 68 W 1: Tanya Hengst-, Kathy Hice, Earl ckman. Grant Hicks, uline Higgs, Fred Hil-jrand, Julie Hitter-le, Ronnie Hogan, ihala Hoien. )W 2: Joey Holquin, de Holt, Norma Hop-is, Mark Howlett. ircia Huebncr, David inter, Roy Irwin, Ed-i Jackman, Pamela ckson. )Vv 3: Ronald Jack-n, Ken James, Bill hnson, Pam Johnson, mmy Jolly, Bill Jor-n, Peter Jorgensen, m Joyce, Alyce Kale. W 4: Joe Kawaja. erry Kelley. Pam Ken-dy, George Kew, :hard Kibbey, Char-le King, Claudia King, an Kinkade, Caryl iney. )W 5: David Kinwald, t Kirby, Rick Kisow, irriet Kobayashi, Pam stc, Ted Krupp, David hns, Luiza Lara, Mike Rue. )W 6: Terry Lambeth, ck Landau. Elinor ne, Bobbi Langston, ank Larriva, Betty y, Larry League, Mari-i Leahy, Susan Lende. W 7: Richard Lewis, •n Liggett, Tim Lile, bert Lind. Jennifer idsey, Laurie Lippett, n Locke, Tracy Long-eth, Albert Lopez. )W 8: Salley Lopez, nneth Lowery, Alba-; Lozano, Mary Mack, irry Matres, Micheal cCombs, Jim Me-incy, Bob McLarty, irence Madrid. )W 9: Georgia Man-rscheid, Bob Marsh-, Lee Martin, John ason, Cary McCarty, aron McCowen, Mau-� n McCumiskey, Pat :Ginn, Doug Mcln-;h. )W 10: Harvey McMee-Tom McMichael, arty McMillan, Ron :Neehy, Mike Meach-l, Mike Meier, Herb chcl, Margaret Miller, drey Mindrup. )W 11: Cathy Moffett, ginia Molina, Dotty nahan, John Monro, Armida Monte-rde, James Moore. I Morales, Tommy brse, Bobbie Moss- r 69 m 5 y © ' 1 ..' j njik AA ' '«e . ;J 'I JllHlllllil, 70 ROW 1: Margaret Mi Frank Mowrer, KathU Mullen, Larissie Mulli Louie Muniz. M a Munoz, Arthur M rietta, Donald Navar John Newcomer. ROW 2: Karen N house, Bob Newkaer er, Karen Nimmo, Ji Norman, Marjorie No lich, Patrick O’Bri Ginnie Odenath, L Oman, Pamela Omey ROW 3: Sandra Oros Albert Ortiz, Alfred Or Bertha Ortiz, He Osuna, Robert Ovie Linda Pack, Judy I mer, Karen Pardue. ROW 4: Pete Megow Kenneth Parton, Ri ard Pemberthy, Paulsen. Arthur Pera Erma Perez, Tam F kins, Wilma Perry, G Peters. ROW 5: Karen Petting Sharon Pirtle, Ji Polizzi, Richard Poc Frank Pope, Randy F ter, Nettie Potter. F Pribus, Janet Pyatt. ROW 6: Olga Quint Judy Quesenber George Ramirez, Jc Ramirez, Smiles mirez, Jeanne Rams Linda Randolph. Jacq Ransom, Barbara R ding. ROW 7: Gary Re Janet Reed, Ted Re Bruce Reynolds, Le ard Riley, Carol Ri Linda Robertson, B Robbins. LouEllen R bins. ROW 8: Freddie Rot son. Sue Rock, N Rodriguez. Ann Rog Larry Romoser, Jim Rounds, Pam Ruff, F Russell, Sue Ruth. ROW 9: Victor Saavcc Patrick Sackman, f Saenz. Charlie Sa Joe Salcido, Eva 5 gado, Steve Salin Susan Salquist, Ja Schilling. ROW 10: Judy Schilli Carey Schmidt, Will Schwartz, Kathy Sc Lawrence Scott, Fr, Sellers, Pete Severts Karen Sexton. W Shaulis. ROW 1 1: El iza b( Sheeley. Chester Shie Mary Shifter, Ron Shoemaker, Lois Shor Bob Shuler, Dorc Simonsen, Linda S ner, Vicki Slater. W 1: Larry Sorenson, -aid Smith, Linda ith, Madge Smith, 1 Smith, Sara Spargo, ;w Spiak, Bob Spic-d, Francie Stone. W 2: Bill Strobel, Ted oschein, Carol Stu-l, Danny Suarez, ly Sutton, Freddie anson, Linda Swee-r, Nancy Taplin, Lois ham. W 3: Don Taylor, Bar-a Tews, Angelita res, John Trego, :k Turner, Dwan Ut-. Fred Valencia, Rich-I Van Den Hewel, rle Vandermast. W 4: Kenny Vanert. aid Vandersyde, Gary gas, Virginia Vargas, l Vaughn, Olivia ;a, John Verburg, rbara Viebeck, Chuck Iker. W 5: Glenn Walker, m Walker, Dick Wal-, Jim Wamboldt, Tom rner, Ted Warren, i Wasson, Warren ters, Jim Watts. W 6: John Watts, idi Weaver, Bob Ich, Kathy Welty. ith Wenzel, Rod Wey-1, Carolyn Jo Whit-nb, Dennis White, ve Wilburn. W 7: Bob Will, Jim liams, Becky Wilson, arles Wilson. Herb son, Donald Winter. tt Winters. Paul � e, John Wishon. W 8: Bill Youel, Mari-Youel, Mary Zuniga. Ily Bartelt, David man, John Noonan, Olaiz, Arthur Pala-, Rebecca Paldan. W 9: Sandra Patte-Joan Perkins. Carol zey, Rick Riepele. rlota Riquelne, Steve berts, Larry Roles, bert Rougel, Ray iz. W 10: Steve Rupert, bby Salazar. Clara azar, Don Smithers. in Solis. Beverly uires, Ralph Stewart, ndra Stewart. Mike llivan. W 11: Sheila Sulli-l, Chris Tolomeo, vid Ulaiz, Lonnie Wil--ns, Marilyn Woody, e Wright. i 71 John Acuna, Gone Andrews, Tony Arrendo. Joso Artlz, Mary Baummott Sam Benolin. Albert Blllns. Francisco 8omos. Leslie Bowyor Tommie Bynon, Evelyn Clizalde. Scott Cunningham, Tim Flcnncr, Irma loto. Dave Gcorgi, Sue Gilmore, Pete Mcgowan. Jim Merrifield Cathy Moffett, Sylvia Morales, David Nelman. John Noonan. Joe Olaiz. Joan Perkins, Betty Quinones, Octavio Rod-requez. Steve Rupor. Bob Salazar, Clara Sala-zor, John Solis. Beverly Squires. Joan Wasson, Mary Wobstor, Richard Yorba 72 When the Saints go marching out. .. Say ah! L 73 John Wilson Advisor Mrs. Elenor Peterson Counselor Ed Dodge Counselor John Knox, Vice President Sandy Middlebrook, Secretary The year 1961-62 has been a very successful one for the sophomore class. It has been a success in both academic and extra-curricular activities. The sophomore class officers have done a commendable job. They were John Buckles, president; John Knox, vice president; and Sandy Middlebrook, secretary. Mr. John Wilson is to be complimented on his job as sophomore class advisor. The counselors, Mrs. Eleanor Peterson and Mr. Ed Dodge, have also done a wonderful job. The class has showed its school spirit by its loyal support of all athletic events, dramatic productions, and dances, as well as the many other Saintland activities. The class has certainly helped make this year at Saintland a more pleasant one. Saintland is proud of its sophomores and hopes that they will keep up their good work in their returning years. 74 OW 1: Joanne Aasen, larilyn Acklin, Duease dams, Chris Adler, falter Agotsch, Abe guilar, Charles Aguilar, hris Akers, Gloria Al-arado. OW 2: Beverly Albert, eorgia Allemann, Les-e Allen, Frank Alva-ido, Margie Alvarado, rank Alvarez, Kathleen nderson, Pat Ander-)n, Sandra Anderson. OW 3: Shawn Ander-in, Bill Anderson. Ad-ene Andres, Virginia ngle, Maria Antos, Yo-nda Ara, Jenifer Arn-d, Linda Arnold, Steve mold. OW 4: Patsy Arredon- . Viola Arreola, Bob riola, Mary Arzate, arry Asher, Mary Ann kins, Louisa Avila, Celia Avila. Mary Jane agwell. OW 5: Billy Baier, avid Balch, Jerry Ball, ancy Barett, Judy Bax-r, Tony Baxter, Mary ;als, Jimmy Bean. Ar-ur Beavor. DW 6: Robert Beck, ithleen Beckley, Jon ■dson. Glee Bccm, nis Belden, Pam Bell, dy Bellows, Laura •Itran, Paula Benford. )W 7: Cheryl Benike, n Benitez, Sally Ben-tte, Ben Benson, o g e r Benson, Pat trny, Dennis Berry, :orge Billioux, Beverly vens. W 8: Jane Bledsoe, eve Bledsoe, Marla essing, Mike Boat-an, Bonnie Bojo, uise Booth, Terry rchard, Donna Borge-n, Barbara Borton. )W 9: Marilyn Bortz, mnie Bottoms, Vada iwer, Lee Bowman, net Boyd. Saundra ylc, Freda Bramley. anine Brandi, Ray-)nd Braun. )W 10: Raymond eshears. Corky ooks, Gerry Brouwers, on Brown, Linda own, Marcia Bucheim, hn Buckles, Jim Buck-t, Richie Bunch. W 11: Bettie Burge, Jim Burch, Robin rkey, Linda Burns, rlen Burton, Teresa rne. 75 76 OW 1: Dick Fox, De-res Francis, Addarosa anco, Linda Franklin, tevcn Franklin, Richard eeman, Jim Frias, onald Gaines, Ronnie aines. OW 2: Irene Galindo, mando Garcia, Mike arcia, Tim Gardner, utrick Garrett, Norton aston, Ronald Gates, ettie Giles, Doug Gil-n. OW 3: Bob Girotti, Bob lassman, Lupe Godi-;z, Gary Goebel. Janice aldstein, Audelia Go-ez, Cheryl Gonzales, ingie Gonzales. Gloria anzales. OW 4: Barbara Gor- n, Betsy Gordon, Larry jrdon, Sandy Gould, iss Grabe, Donna Graf. •rry Granados, Vicki aves, Darlene Gray. OW 5: Dianne Green, ail Gregory, Charles •esham. Bob Griffith, fred Grijalva, Mark iswold. Dave Gross, ta Guffey, George 3gan. OW 6: Danny Hagans, uce Hair. Sally Haiser, it Hall, Dick Halman, idy Halverson, Helen amlin, Barbie Hansen, irol Harmon. OW 7: Raymond Har-II, David Harrison, iretta Harrison, Dane irt. David Hartman, rry Hartsock, Sharon irvey, Fred Harwood, artha Hawkins. OW 8: Donna Hayden, irbara Hedrick, Mari-i Heidel, Dianne Heil-id, Jeane Heiligman, rry Hemphill, Dale innemuth, Tim Hen-:h, Ron Hernandez. OW 9: Jan Herrin, Es-er Higgs, Terry Hilf, peri Hoffman, Gregory ffman, Phil Hoffman, th Hollenbeck, Lynette jlmberg, Jackie Holt. OW 10: John Hoog-ad, Joe Hooper, Mi-ael Horton. Tom Hor- od, Larry Hoskinson, isan Hoy, Marilyn idson, Christine Hue-s, Jimmy Huggins. OW 11: Lynda Hughes, itty Hughes, Richard jghes, Kathy Hume, ichard Humphrey. :cky Hunter. Connie irtado, Vicky Inman, y Islas. f r m . • •• . I u •� . a . 77 ROW 1: Mike Jackso Dennis Jantz, Diar Janzen, Joan Jefferie Gregg Jensen, Harv Jensen. Susan Jense Jimmy Jimenez, Ba bara Johnson. ROW 2: Barbara Joh son, Janis Johnso John Johnson, P Johnson, Mike Johnso Clarence Jones, Je Jones, Larry Jone Pamela Jones. ROW 3: Richard Jone Rick Jones, Kathy J seph, Terri Kapla Karyl Karpen, Dona Keeble, Sheila Keeve Richard Keller. Ric Kennedy. ROW 4: Bill Kerfoo Jim Kern, Helen Kc chom, Pat Kesterso Jim Kimball, Debb King, Diana Kinne Robert Kirkcr, Sand Kline. ROW 5: Judi Klipstei Janey Knack, Johnr Knox, Donna Kobay shi, Kathy Koco Yvonne Kolste, Ke Koorndyk, Gary Kra mer, Patricia Krueger. ROW 6: Terri Krup Ron Kruse, Robert Ku ly, Carl Kuchera, Joyc Lackey, Ruthie Lamber Kathy Lander, Jec Lara, Leslie Larson. ROW 7: Kathy Ledbete Gale Lee, Ward Lee, B Leigier, Jon Leonar Julia Lewis, Sarah Lewi Steve Lgoe. Maxin Lippett. ROW 8: James Lis. K Lloyd, Pat Lloyd, Lopez, Ernestine Lope Martha Lopez, Samrr Lorres, Susan Low Olga Lozano. ROW 9: Leo Luna, Da Lurie, Jennie Lusk, Mil Madden. David Mac son, Sharon Malone Steve Manadandor Betsy Markin. Cane Marlin. ROW 10: Jon Martine Pat Martinez, Rita Ma tinez, Pat Mason, M linda May. Diana Maye Bobby McBath, Jam McBride, Kitty McCa thy. ROW 11: Sue McClella Jim McFarlane, Caro McGee, Lois McKnigt Robert McLaughli Marcia McLean, Frar McVicar, George Mea Dolores Medina. 78 )VV 1: Johnny Medina, ann Meisinger, Felix endoza, John Men-za, Sal Mendoza, ke Mershimer, Sandra jrshimer, Dave Mick-s, Sandra Middle-ook. )W 2: Eunice Miles, n Minor, Jenny Mi-nda, Norma Miranda, n Mitschele, Nancy jffett, Susan Monroe, ke Montoure, Jane )omaw, )W 3: Luana Moore, incy Moore, Irene Mo-ga, Bob Morales, anley Morales. Linda jrdell, Linda Morelos, rre Morris. Connie jssman. )W 4: Roy Moyer, ida Mullen, Pauline jrillo. Rudy Murrietta, nis Murry, Judy Mu-:k, John Napier. Kathy lessen, Ron Nelson. )W 5: Otto Neumann, ra Nicholas, Ron Nic-is, Mike Nissen, Elaine x, Bill Nolte, Larry onan, Cathy Norman, y Norman. )W 6: John O’Connell, ndy Olinyk, Karen 01-:h, Richard Orona, hn Ortiz, Douglas ■erby, Donna Pace, n Paff, Tom Pardue. )W 7: Pat Parker. Ted rks. Bill Patterson, lie Pellegrin, Charlene ntecost, Jim Pentico, n Perez, Rose Ann rez, Frank Perry. )W 8: Connie Peter, drea Pettifield, San-a Pettifield, Gary Phil-s, Jimmie Phillips, mna Phinney, Gilbert nentel, Tom Pinock. retta Pineda. )W 9: Luther Pointer, lolph Porras, Bobbie unds, Carol Powell. iyne Pratt. Eddie Pres-l, Patti Procter. Jim gh, Russell Purvis. )W 10: Jerry Pyatt, enc Quintana. Susan be. Albert Ramirez, rry Ramsey. Chuck ) pp, Tom Rapp, orge Reed. Richard id. VV 11. Gloria Roder cz. Dale Rogers nna Root. Anna Ro les, Beverly Rosse ner Rowe, Jneen Rul in, Joanne Sanchez Ann Santa Maria. 79 ROW 1: Fermin Rios Salvador Rios, Jud Riseling, Maria Rivers Robert Riveria, Alic Roberts, Danny Rodr guez, Evelyn Rodrigue: Ray Sauve. ROW 2: Suzanne Schei er. Philip Scherrer, Sail Schildmeyer, J a c k i Schlegel, Ba rbar Schmidt, Terry Schna bel, Shirley Schradei Robert Schriefer, Stev Schrock. ROW 3: Ferris Scot Jeff Selindh, Glenn Sej lak, Thomas Sepulved. Mike Sharp, Ronni Sheeley, Claudia She by, Sharon Shoen, Wi bur Sims. ROW 4: Carol Sinkej Pat Sinsel, Sara Sissor Bettye Smart, Barbar Smith, Barbara Smitl Carolyn Smith, Davi Smith, Howard Smith. ROW 5: Lionel Smitl Mike Smith, Stephani Smith, Susie Smitl Steve Snyder, Denn Somrow, Reggie Sotc Diane Spargo, Sharo Specht. ROW 6: Julia Spec! Ann Spencer, Kennet Spencer, Gary Spiecke Jim Steaffens, Marily Stephens, Connie St wart, Kent Stewart, Susi Stewart. ROW 7: Karen Stirewal Sam Stoughton, Suza Stout, Carol Stowi Steve Straub, Te Stringer, Paul Strybinj Bruce Stuart, Dave Stu fler. ROW 8: Jim Styring Linda Sullivan, Joh Swaim, Janelle Swe ney, Stephen Sweenej Richard Swenson, D Sylvester, Beverly T bor, Lynne Tannehill. ROW 9: Barbara Tanne Harvey Tarango, Car lyn Taylor, James Taj lor. Kristin Taylor, Ro Taylor, Sandra Taylo Vanessa Taylor, Robe Tegland. ROW 10: Kay Tessie LaVone Thompson, Mar lyn Thomson, Pegg Thronton, Mike Torin Allen Train,Cathy Trapj Steve Treadgold, Donn Trishler. 1 ROW 11: Joe Trotte Bonnie Tucker, Williar Tunstall, Donna Tuspir Martha Underwoo Jose Uresti, Alfred U sua, Joy Usher, Dough Utley. I 80 Allan Uyesugl. Mike Valdez. Joe Velordcz. Carol Viebcck. Josio Villa. Mannuol Villalobos, Sonja Walker. Mike SValkinshaw. Margie Walton Pam Warden, John Warncr. Morvin Warren. Theresa Weber. Frank Weinberg. Mike Wcin-reich, Lloyd Weinstein. John Werner. Phyllis White. Sue White. Floyd Wight. Bob Wilburn, Karen Wilkins. Anne Williamson. Herbert Williamson. Pat Wilson. Tim Wilson. Sharon Winfield Jams Winn, Kathy Winslow, Stan Winters. Wayne Winters. Bryan Wishon, Harvey Witcher. Sharon Witt, Connie Wittig. Sandra Witzel Daniel Wolnik, Sandy Wood. Charles Wright. Larry Wright. Jesse Ybarra. Jackio Ycatcr. Maynard Ycaw. Tommy Yoro. Brenda Young Eugene Zagwolski. Gail Zimmerman, Margaret Zuehl. David Zweig. Joanne Winchell, Foster Quellet. Mary Munoz. Marsha McCuistion. Ruth Holt Lynn Clark. Bertha Espinoza. Jane Euchlas. Sue Hancock, Charlie Perris, Johnny Perez. Albert Orlega, George Mevelcze. Preston Clark Darlene Crabtree. Ralph Culzoda. Richard Dela-cruz. Bill Heim. Ray Alvarado. Bob Bishop. Vic Bonilla. Richard De La Cruz. Lee Darrel Lynno Dcrrol. Charlie Ferris, Ruth Halt. Richard Hanson. Bruce Hulbet. Jim Kamer. Gale Lee. Dolores Morales. Brooks Peterson Larry Riggs. Dick Spanglor, Glenn Stokos. Barbara Tracy. John Trager. Kenneth Wagner. Joanne Winchell. Kathy Richards, 81 AUTOGRAPHS Who’s leading Clothes make the man And I haven’t even had Modern Dance 83 Wmm pplft 84 organizatio exist for every Saint. There are educational clubs, such as French Club and Math Club, to supplement classroom programs. Service clubs, such as Jay Bees and Usherettes, work to better the school. Future Faculty Club and Future Nurses Club provide an opportunity for students to investigate vocational prospects. Our honorary organizations are Coterien Club, for leadership, and Honor Society and Honor Roll, for scholarship. In each club or organization, students found new friends and explored special interests. ROW 1: N. McCulloch, J. Corum, S. Logush, K. Hciligman, J. Thomas. ROW 2: N. Denton, M. Wilson, M. Waters. ROW 3: J. Epperly, M. Davidson, J. Price, S. Winn. ROW 4: B. Kimball, D. Terbcek, J. Leonard, R. Lockhart, F. McNeal. T. Webber. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: J. Norman, K. Welty S. Holloway, C. Moffett, J Thomas, S. Stewart, K. Heilig man. G. Vandermast, S. Lo gush. J. Lang, J. Corum, M Vander Meulen, M. Wilson, J Caudle, N. McCulloch, C. Be nike, C. Dunton. J. Burch, J Pellegrin. ROW 2: G. Hender son, J. Heid, P. Omey. S. Sal quist, L. Alleman, J. Palmer P. Walker, S. Winn, M. Waters C. Becker, N. Denton, A. Bax ter. J. Price. N. Moffett, C Taylor, M. Youel, C. Borcher ing, S. Stewart. ROW 3: M Huebner, S. Schildmeyer, J Wasson, S. Schrader, L. Bow yer, F. Stone, S. Davis, N Rogers, P. Bailie, F. Price, M Chilson, J. Epperly, M. David son, D. King, E. Miles, V. Dun can. ROW 4: G. Zimmerman L. McKnight. S. Howlctt. B Bristol, B. Scplak. D. Terbeek B. Kimball, K. Paff, J. Leonard R. Kisow, D. Berry, J Matthews. ROW 5: J. Bellows M. Buchheim. T. Webber, R Preston. J. Corpin, F. Har wood, J. Acuna, S. Boer. T Wilson, J. O’Connell, R. Ben son, F. McNeal, D. Guest, f Unetic, K. Wagner, J. Jone ROW 6: R. Kruse, R. Lockhart. ROW 1: N. McCulloch, J. Thomas, S. Otmishi, C. Fiduccia, S. Logush, C. Brooks, M. Vander Meulen, F. Porter, C. Buzzell, G. Brown. T. Webber, J. Kaufman, S. Burkey. ROW 2: Mrs. Harper, C. Cantu, N. Denton, M. Dexter, G. Anderson, B. Hunter, L. Howard, J. Knox, P. McGinn, S. Me-Cowan, S. Davis, L. Perry. ROW 3: L. Aasen, J. Thorne. V. Duncan, D. Smith, D. Steinle, B. Glasser, J. Buckles, M. Wilson, R. Reisenweber, K. Bate, J. Heid. ROW 4: Mr. Aguilera, B. Kimball, J. Leonard, D. Andrews, J. Morehouse. G. Lycan, V. Smith, B. Davis, S. Milligan, S. Stillings, B. Pardue. COTERIEN HONOR ROLL tOW 1: J. Duberowski, R. Dun-an, L. Moore, T. Cossitor, S. Vhite, S. Otmishi, C. Cantu, L. .ippett, S. Gordon, P. White, M. ihurch, B. Markin, P. Anderson. tOW 2: S. Shoen. A. del Castillo, Schmidt, V. Nicholas. L. Burns. M. Maurer, L. Harwood, I. Steininger, F. Edwards, C. Volf, L. Covington, D. Mayes, rf. Miller, J. Schlegel, P. Lloyd. tOW 3: J. Ransom, J. Conover, t. Keller, M. Northern, H. Ko- ayashi, P. Gaebe. A. Paulsen, .. Brown, C. Finkey, S. Rabe, S. Jisson. ROW 4: B. Campbell, G. eplak, D. Zweig, M. Meinreich, . Grant. J. Porter, J. Kaufman, 5. Lycan, M. Bradley. ROW 5: I. Moore, R. Edwards, J. More-louse, K. James, R. Nelson, A. Jyesugi, P. Koehnke, G. Van-iermast. USHERETTES ROW 1: K. Bate, S. Winn, J. Thomas, M. Vander Meulen, S. Lende, C. Moffett, B. Redding, C. Dunton, S. logush, C. Stukan, P. Gaebe, N. McCulloch. ROW 2: Mr. Garrison, D. Acklin, S. Davis, K. McDonald, S. Holloway, S. Salquist, J. Wasson. A. Paulsen. R. Reisenweber, A. Del Castillo. ROW 3: S. Milligan. C. Wolf. M. Maurer. J. Clark, J. Heid, M. Wilson, N. Denton, B. Bristol, P. Grand, C. Albers. SPINSTERS CLUB ROW 1: J. Lindsey, M. Knack, B. Bate, D. Acklin, J. Corum, R. Reisenweber, C. Dunton. ROW 2: P. Delgado, O. Ar-rostiqere. L. Howard, V. Duncan. N. Bragg, J. Redding, M. Dawn. ROW 3: D. Ara, A. Baxter, D. Smith, K. Bate, C. Stukan, J. Ransom. Mrs. Peterson. KEY CLUB ROW 1: S. Grant, D. Andrews, C. Wil cox, B. Glasser, G. Anderson, R. More land, B. Matthews. ROW 2: G. Brown G. Green, L. Bennett, R. Lewis, J. Clark Mr. Wilhelm. ROW 3: K. James, D Whitney, D. Steinle, M. Anderson. 88 Boys’ and Girls’ State aufman, Molly Wilson, Dale Terbeek Bachelors ROW 1: R. Irwin, T. Lile, J. Matthews, P. Seanoa, M. Anderson, T. Morse, R. Baggerly, B. Burns. ROW 2: Mr. Caldwell, G. Brown, R. Andrade, J. Cripps, D. Whitney, M. Ryan, D. Allen, D. Finney. Lettermen's Club ROW 1: P. Severtson. 8. Scherrer, B. Pardue, M. Lindsey. T. Webber, E. Wagner, B. Kimball. ROW 2: B. Welty, R. Moreland, B. Giles, R. Preston, G. Green, B. Glasscr, G. Zimmerman. ROW 3: Coach Ross, D Pearse. D. Stienlc, P. Seaona. B. Neves, D. Hamaker, D. Neves, Coach Hasley. COURTESY CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Jack. S. Hede-mann, C. Shelby. O. Aiostigue. ROW 2: S. Anderson, J. Boyd. S. Holloway. JAY BEES ROW 1: C. Wright. R. Erwin T. Lyle, M. Dexter. J. Kauf man,- B. Davis. ROW 2: D. Ter beek, B. Kimball, C. Beals, J Trego, J. Moore, M. Goldstein ROW 3. J. Leonard, R. Ag new, B. Pardue, R. Weyand, B Conkey, T. Wilkcns, Mr. Ander son. 90 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ROW 1: K. Nussbaumer, G. Walker, T. Collett, B. Seplak, L. Williams, Mr. Bowe. ROW 2: R. Parkins, C. Wilson, S. Kiser, B. Whitaker. SECRETARIAL CLUB ROW 1: C. Cronin. ua Bonte, S. McGuire, 0. Arosit-gue, B. DeFord. L. Turner, J. Burch, M. McMillan, J. Martinson, S. Mays, L. Howard, S. Arnold, Miss Hallett. ROW 2: M. Mott. L. Lusk, S. Winn. C. Wolf, C. Brashier, S. Morales. P. Afuala, M. Fellows, D. Fry, C. Ewert, S. Smith. ROW 3: B. Cullum, K. Newhouse, C. King, J. Augustat, J. Freed, G. Clissold, D. Cable, M. Thomas. B. Jones. ROW 4: T. Cossitcr. Carol Bartoch, L. Costanzo, W. Wright, M. Koger, K. Bate, P. Jackson, B. Bobo, D. Fine. ROW 5: P. Cull, C. Hoover, W. Shaulis, J. Schilling. 91 f FUTURE FACULTY ROW 1: R. Benitez. J. Genoway, J. Hag-lund. K. Koorndyk, B. Gibson. G. Conkey. J. Riseling. P. Dillon, S. Gordon, Mr. Lippeatt. ROW 2: B. Noble, P. Gaebe, B. DcFord, N. Doolittle, B. Hedrick, C. Smith, S. Smith, J. Schlegel. ROW 3: K. Taylor, J. Bellows, M. May, J. Herrin, K. Ledbeter, G. Henderson, B. Johnson, K. Cochran, Miss Prior. ROW 4: V. Smith, J. Conover, J. Garden, N. Rogers. M. Huebner, J. Epperly. ROW 5: J. Benitez, W. Grabe, J. Kaufman, A. Baxter. FUTURE FACULTY ROW 1: K. Prater, A. Andres, B. Borton, L. Covington, J. Corum, P. Johnson. M. Dawn, L. Lippett, K. Sexton, Miss Watson. ROW 2: C. • Prater, S. McCullough, M. Youel. C. Moffett. N. Moffett, K. Kaplan, C. Taylor, A. Paulsen. R. Kolste. ROW 3: S. Davis, V. Nicholas, S. Sal-quist, C. Powell, J. Reich. J. Price, S. Higgins, M. Davidson. ROW 4: J. Land, E. Miles, L. Aason, N. Bragg, K. MacDonald. J. Thorne, S. Shear. MATH CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Wilson, P. Walker, K. Heilig-man, K. Nussbaumer, D. Hennemuth, T. Webber, J. Mathews, K. Sexton, G. Van-dermast, C. Ballantyne, D. Overby. ROW 2: J. Jones. D. Georgi, J. Leonard, R. White, C. Walker, E. Wagner, J. Knack, R. Baggerly. P. Grand. J. Corpin, B. Reed. ROW 3: H. Mitchell. M. Dexter, G. Brown, B. Wilson, R. Moreland, E. Jenson. M. Lindsay. J, Wharton, M. Ryan. R. Preston, B. Welty, C. Rapp, P. Scher-rer. ROW 4: B. Seplak, G. Kew. J. Trego, C. Gonzoles, M. Acklin, S. Rock, B. Con-key, C. Beals. R. Wevand, R. Nelson, B. Jones, J. Conover, L. Aascn, J. Bellows. JR. RED CROSS ROW 1: B. Quinonis, J. Dias, P. Dougherty. T. Daigh, P. Johnson, D. DeVol. ROW 2: L. Lippett. T. Cos-siter, J. Gates, G. Chittoc, R. Suhl. SPEECH MASTERS ROW 1: S. Maloney, T. Daigh, S. Lewis, L. Lippett, B. Lovas, S. Winn. Miss Sager. ROW 2: W. Winters, D. Gillen, J. Thorne, L. Brown, S. McLaughlin. ROW 3: M. Dexter. D. Winters. B. Scherrer, B. Whitaker, S. Borsz, D. Cobb, J. Price. MAGIC CLUB ROW 1: D. Herigsted, W. Winters, A. Grysola, D. Winters, M. Chapman, S. Meservc. ROW 2: B. Whitaker, S. Snyder, L. Hoskinson, R. Kirker, J. Ellison. K. Kaufman. ROW 3: Mr. Risa. ARTIZANS ROW 1: L. Broderick, J. Ha lund, I. Bauman, M. Mead, f Allen, B. Langston, A. Roger J. Genoway. ROW 2: J. Wha ton, H. De La Riva, R. Parkin F. Mowrer, P. Kennedy, A. Phi lips, L. Parry, Mrs. Bouche ROW 3: D. DeVol, L. Hurtadt G. McCombs, L. Riley, D. Blei soe, L. Quick, Mrs. Hart. LAW ACCOUNTING CLUB ROW 1: B. Balardran, R. Ken nedy, L. Turner, C. Foster. S Orasco, C. Orosco, F. Madrid M. McCumsky, B. Quinones, C Barbor. ROW 2: C. Gordon, A Galardo, T. Caleh, G. Chittoch L. Moore, G. McAndrew, S Cook, P. Amthor, Mr. New comer. ROW 3: R. Poore, J Morehouse, L. Rieley, S. Borsz C. Brashier, C. Flick, M. Peter son, Mr. Elliott. ROW 4: S. Me Guire. W. Wright. L. Kailin. D Williams, T. Smith, B. Bennett B. Taylor. 94 ROW 1: D. Morris, 0. Arostigue, P. Kohler, P. Stewart, J. Martinson, S. Logush, E. Placentia, R. Wareham. ROW 2: C. Clay, B. Willey, V. Duncan, K. Bate. N. Talbot, J. Knack. ROW 3: J. Grossman, J. Waelden, B. Powell, S. Mays, S. Stillings, S. Milligan. SENIOR TRI-Y JUNIOR TRI-Y ROW 1: S. Orosco. S. Fowler, J. Schilling, N. Otervik, C. Fiduc-cia, C. McCarty. B. Bate, S. Hamel, L. Bojo, N. Potter. ROW 2: S. Wright. M. Church. D. Ara, J. Polizzi, L. Cremers, V. Ode-nath, S. Morales, L. Boldt. L. Skinner. ROW 3: J. Norman, J. Clark, P. Brown, L. Oman. S. Gilmore, P. Koler, D. Morris, S. Mays. 95 ROW 1: M. Hawkins, L. Asire S. Hoy, S. Monroe, S. White ROW 2: C. Hoffman, D. King, J Speck, K. Ledbeter, J. Herrin SOPHOMORE TRI-Y TRI-Y INTERCLUB COUNCIL ROW 1: D. King, J. Martinson, S. Logush, B. Wilson, B. Bate. ROW 2: V. Duncan, D. Morris, C. Anderson, K. Welty, B. Powell. ROW 3: S. Hay, J. Jones, S. Mays, S. Milligan, C. Hoffman. FUTURE NURSES ROW 1: J. Lickey. S. Burkey. J. Red-Jing, M. Pomercnke. P. Dougherty. J. 3iaz. B. Giles. ROW 2: S. Mershimes. Peter. M. Atkins. J. Heidecke. G. Uhittock. Mrs. Gillin. ROW 3: J. Thorne. . Kaufman. J. Campos. S. Wendland. PRESS CLUB ROW 1: M. McLean. T. Daigh. M. Hoien. L. Lippett. T. Tullos, A. Shive. R. Cameron. ROW 2: J. Arduino. M. Bagwell. A. Greenwald. G. Lycan. J. Gates. R. Suhl. ROW 3: D. DeVol. J. Crawford. S. McGuire. K. Frnlcy. P. Strybing. CHESS CLUB ROW 1: R. Hazen. B. Baldwin. W. Williamson. J. Wharton. M. Ryan. Mr. Daily. ROW 2: K. Curry. J. Benitez. A. Halverson. J. Guthrie. B. Jones. 97 NATURA CLUB ROW 1: M. Eaton. W. Filsor C. McCarty, W. Knack, C. Bu2 zell, F. Porter. K. Korndyke J. Corum, P. Johnson, E Langston, L. Brev er, C. Fiduc cia. K. Welty. ROW 2: J. M Lain, P. Stewert, D. Morris, IV Huebner, M. Bruce, B. Vie beck. J. Williamson, J. Line sey, A. Greenwell, D. Hall, . Hoine, S. Stack, N. McCulloct ROW 3: M. Thomas. L. Ta hum, P. Koehler, P. Seanoe T. Smith, D. Noble. E. Birc A. Rogers, M. Davis, J. Ai duino, C. Wolfe. ROW 4: . Boyd, S. Howlett, B. Bennett A. Wade. B. Giles, R. Agncv. J. Vanderside, R. Kibbey, Otervik, D. De Vol. ELECTRONICS CLUB ROW 1: K. Nussbaumer, D. Hennemotto, P. Scherrer, J. Jones, B. Johnson, R. Cal-zada. ROW 2: R. Hazen, W. Agotsh. J. Landau, B. Jones, J. Verburg, Mr. Bowe. ROW 3: R. Gates, K. Edwards, F. Kruse, K. Lanham. 98 ROW 1: B. Garcia. B. Ortiz. C. Gomez, J. Arriola, B. Smith, M. Novelich, P. Johnson, S. Burkcy, L. Smith, C. Orosco. P. Delgado, B. Osuna, Miss Kelsey. ROW 2: H. Osuna, L. Gallado, S. Orosco, B. Lundag, S. Lopez. E. Elizalde, R. Corales. V. Molina, I. Soto, N. Jensen, S. Cross, C. Kinney, Mrs. Hartke. ROW 3: W. Filson, S. Kline, P. Anderson, R. Caldera, A. Gallardo, T. Bynon. ROW 4: A. Acuna, A. Arrila, S. Specht, M. Underwood, C. Warner, J. Taylor, A. Tegada, M. Mack, J. Mirand, G. Gonzales. B. Honsen, K. Tessier. C. Auyala. F.H.A. STAGE CREW ROW 1: T. Rampton, D. Christo-pherson, M. Chapman. P. Sev-ertson, Mr. Bolton. ROW 2: J. Landau. FIRST ROW: P. Kochnke, J. Ransom, S. Fellows, G. Con-key, J. Clinton, S. Monroe, M. Youel, R. Moyer, S. Lewis. SECOND ROW: M. Sharp, M. Pomerenke. B. Lovas, S. Stuart, L. Brown, B. De Ford, P. Gaebe, J. Thorne, J. C. Conover, J. Wasson, Mr. Pershing. THIRD ROW: P. Walker, G. Crane, M. Waters, E. Miles. V. Nichols, B. Gordon, B. Butler, R. Spangler, J. Corpin. FOURTH ROW: J. Kaufman, J. Ellison. R. Schwanz, B. Pardue, B. Conkey, R. Ki-sow, P. Sackman, J. Bellows, P. Krueger, J. Garden, R. Edwards. ROW ONE: Mrs. Richardsen, J. Duberonoski, M. Vander Muelen, L. Bowyer, S. Wendland, G. Zimmerman, G. Allemand. ROW TWO: P. Koehler. R. Burns, T. Krupp, C. Walker, J. Trego, B. Johnson. ROW THREE: M. Dexter. -B. Ingberg, W. Bartelt. J. Moore. R. White. ROW FOUR: J. Gould, D. Terbeck, B. Kimball, V. Smith, M. Buchen. GERMAN CLUB SPANISH CLUB )W 1: G. Castillo, A. Casey, L. award, L. Frias, D. Fry, B. Gibson, Dunton, C. Cantu, C. Gomez, C. osco, S. Logush, T. Daigh. ROW F. Edwards, P. Lloyd, J. Knack, McGinn, M. Huebner. L. Alleman, Redding, S. Smith, P. Anderson, Schlegel, A. Andres, M. Bruce. DW 3: J. Herrin, K. Ledbeter, J. awford, P. Hughes. B. Hedrick, J. ;dding, K. Richards. J. Jeffries, J. ipstein, T. Kaplan, P. Grand, S. inn. ROW 4: L. Brewer, I. Bauman, Harwood, J. Reich, L. Terrell, J. eininger, L. Force, J. Hciligman, Marlin, C. Carey. J. Farrar, S. lillouet. ROW 5: C. Wolf. P. Bailiey, Clark, J. Politzzi, S. Gilmore. L. (inner, P. Johnson. SPANISH CLUB OW 1: M. Northcn, A. Mendoza, B. jndag, M. Eaton, F. Porter, C. uarte, K. Heiligman, D. Janzen, G. eem, S. Gordon. F. Casanove, P. onzales, B. Hunter, L. Gordon. OW 2: Mr. Lopez, C. Fryman, M. ohrs, N. Talbot, C. Ewcrt, S. Mc-owan, L. Oman, R. Villalobos, P. elgado, K. Prater, D. Hall. ROW 3: Webber, G. Vandermast, N. Witter, F. Basquez, N. Oviedo, L. Gri-Ive, G. Gonzalez, M. Cruz, C. Es-noza, D. Cornwell, K. Kaufman, . Burkey. ROW 4: C. Flick, J. cuna, L. Burns, S. Scherrer, K. entty, J. Verburg, R. Russell, W. rabe, H. Williamson, L. Bennett, Burch. ROW 5: D. DeVol. B. hitaker, C. Pope. FRENCH CLUB OW 1: J. Stewart, K. Sexton, S. tewart, C. Shelby, S. Sisson, C. uestis, B. Gibson, M. Bouchard seated), J. Goldstein, J. Corum, G. andermast, S. Franz, P. Johrfson. OW 2: S. Anderson, C. Taylor, C. enike, L. McKnight, B. Tanner, K. arpen, C. Stukan, N. Moffett, A. aulsen, L. Covington, D. Adams. OW 3: C. Whitcomb. J. Speck, M. agwell, B. Johnson, J. Moomaw, . Cochran. S. Salquist, J. Winchell, I. Beals, J. Price, F. Stone, S. avis, J. Barber. ROW 4: S. Botheilo, . Dillon, S. Howlett, L. Jorensen, ’. Elliott, J. Heidecke, S. Borsz, S. Killings, S. Holloway, C. Borchering, :. Razey, P. Faust. ROW 5: W. luursena, K. Wenzel, B. Davis, M. luchen, R. Garcia. A. Cantrell, P. orgensen. AUTOGRAPHS )S ] N ) %£ O v, O 102 CARD SECTION 103 mmm DEBUTANTES ROW 1: C. Bochering, V. Ode nath, S. Gilmore. M. Vander Meulen. S. Sisson, J. Corum A. Casey. M. Bruce. S. Me Cowen. S. Schrader. Mr. Anderson. ROW 2: B. Powell. J Ivey. J. Moomaw. E. Cowan. D. Hall. J. Pellegrin, A. Andres. M. Dawn. M. George. C Fryman. J. C. Conover. A CAPELLA ROW 1: S. Schrader. J. Epper-ly. S. McCowan. J. Hagluno. M. 8ruce. L. McKnight. A. Casey. J. Holt. B. Henderson. J. Corum J. Pelligrin. C. Orosco. A. Andres. M. Dawn. N. Rogers. M. George. C. Fryman. P. Bailey. P. Ruff. K. Ledbetter. ROW 2: C. 8orcher-ing, V. Odenath. P. Benford. S. Gilmore. B. Lovas. B. Bivens. M. Vander Meulen. L. Larson. S. Sisson. 8. Ortiz. S. White. M. Walton. D. Hall. P. Johnson. S. McCellan, J. Farrar. E. Cowan. J. Moomaw. J. Ivey. 8. Powell. ROW 3: S. Hoffman. M. Maurer. P. Hoffman. J. Gabler. K. James. A. Williamson. P. Jorgensen. A. Sanchez. J. Gonzales. D. Fox. R. Lewis. L. Martin. N. Thomas. R. Agnew. W. Grabe. K. Taylor. R. Curiale. J. Conover. ROW 4: D. Andreasen. D. Terbeek. F. Wight. B. Carmen. R. Shuler. D. James. M. Davidson. D. Thomas. L. Gor don. P. Strybing. N. Witcher. S. Crawford. J. Kimball. J. Watts. R. Welsh. H. Anderson. 104 ESQUIRES ROW 1: R. Bassett. J. Kelly. B. Carmen. R. Schuler. M. Davidson. A. Sanchez. J. Gab-ler, K. James. D. Terbeek. D. Andreasen. ROW 2: D. Thomas. D. James. N. Witcher. P. Strybing. L. Gordon J. Gonzales. R. Lewis. R. Ag new. N. Thomas. W. Grabe. H. Anderson. GIRLS' GLEE ROW 1: Desores Francis. J Sanchez. R. Corales. E. Lopez J. Lara. A. Franco. G. Rodri guez. C. Rodriguez. G. Gon zales. R. Roldan. K. Trapp. L Morales. ROW 2: A. Spences E. Rambo. T. Cossitor. B Genest L. Gilchrist. C. Becker B. Bofo. C. Harmon. S. An derson. V. Angel. J. Crawford H. Anderson. ROW 3: G. Clis sosd. A. Gallardo. N. Potter L. Smith. N. Hunter. K. Lan der. C. Leask. P. Arrison. P Afualo. S. Pettifield. A. Petti field. ROW 4: D. Monahan. M Mott. N. Hopkins. K. Richards L. Grijalua. J. Pyatt. V. Adams L. Tannehill. C. Shelton. L Costanzo. 105 ORCHESTRA ROW 1: D. Edwards, S. Hill. S. Garza. J. Campos, G. Kew. ROW 2: J. Morehouse. J. Holder, J. Frias, M. Rohrs, J. Ransom. ROW 3: Mr. Reuter, M. Chapman, D. Christopherson, D. Alton, J. Steaffens. BAND ROW: 1: R. Cortez, J. Frias, M. Rohrs, J. Ransom, J. McClancy, R. Orona, J. Steaffens, S. Kiser, R. Kubly, D. Nieman, D. King. ROW 2: R. Hernandez, K. Curry, J. Phillips, P. Dillon, S. Gordon, B. Ortiz, J. Campos, H. Hamlin, G. Kraemer, S. Gould, J. Matthews. ROW 3: R. Nelson, D. Alton, M. Garcia, J. Trager, F. Sellers, K. Edwards, L. Mickens, K. Newhouse, K. Stewart, L. Moore, F. Schrock, W. Lee. ROW 4: L. Carter, R. Hanson, P. Floodman, M. Charez, B. Oviedo, B. Hair, L. Riggs, J. Hoogstadt, R. Bassett, R. Reed, J. McAndrcw, G. Kew, J. Morehouse, Drum Maj. ROW 5: J. Pentico, M. Campos, T. Prins, B. Hamilton, G. Hagen, M. Chapman, L. Bell, D. Christopherson, S. Schrock, J. Benitez, E. Ross, Mr. Reuther, J. Napier. NOT PICTURED: J. Frankenburger, B. Carr, L. Dye, J. McFarlane, R. Me-Neely, R. Ursua, L. Moonan, V. Burton. BANNER GIRLS . Morris, J. Young, V. Slater, M. Shifter, Skinner, P. Koehler, S. Gilmore, S. ays, L. Braun. DRILL TEAM ROW 1: S. White, C. Orosco, S. Orosco, K. Hciligman, C. Cantu, M. Koger, G. Beem, S. Sisson, F. Madrid. D. Jansen. ROW 2: T. Daigh, W. Wright, L. Allen, J. Clinton, S. Hoy. N. Moffett, J. Davis, D. Hayes, S. Stout, C. Espinoza, L. Frias, S. Maloney, S. Lewis, L. McKnight. ROW 3: P. Dexter. M. Bagwell. F. Stone, F. Shackleton. L. Holmberg, C. Prater, K. Prater, B. Bobo, P. Johnson, G. Zimmerman, C. Stewart, S. Schrader. ROW 4: B. Lovas, S. Anderson, R. Burkey, K. Cowles, D. Kinney, V. Nichols, M. Buchheim, A. Williamson, L. Burns. CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Bi zell, Lee Bennett, Jan Hay Gary Green, Harriet Kobayas SONGLEADERS SONGLEADERS: Willa Filson, Martha Eaton, Sharon Hamel, Frankie Porter. 108 LAGTWIRLERS: Karen Nimmo. azel Williamson. Shirley Me-ervc. Sandy Stillings, Ste-haie Galusha. FLAG TWIRLERS MAJORETTES MAJORETTES: Sharon Graham, Pat Amthor, Pat McGinn, Becky Gibson, Patty White, Sandi Cook. 109 THE BOY FRIEND All the glitter and sparkle of the Roaring Twenties were captured in this year's musical, The Boy Friend. In two memorable performance, The Boy Friend scored a solid hit. Rehearsing afternoons, evenings, and holidays for five weeks, the cast, production staff, orchestra, and especially Coach Walden Leecing outdid themselves to surpass all previous theatrical efforts at Santa Ana Senior High School. The Boy Friend truly upheld our tradition of superiority in dramatics. 110 This year Saintland is very fortunate in having two foreign exchange students with us. Here from her home in Tehran. Iran, is Shushu Othmishi. Making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Duncan and their daughter. Virginia. Shushu has found many differences between Tehran and Santa Ana. School in Iran is not like school here, according to Shushu. No school uniforms. American football, and service clubs were all new to her. She enjoys these things very much, though, and is a member of Girls’ League Cabinet. Coterien Club. Spinsters, and American Field Service Committee. She also enjoys music and American movies. Shushu says that in Iran there is a great need for secretaries and she would like to help her country by being one. Everyone has enjoyed the warm friendliness of this charming girl. When it comes time for Shushu to return to Iran, we all will be very sorry to see such a fine ambassador of goodwill leave. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Also attending Santa Ana High School this year is Mike Buchen from West Berlin. Germany. Mike is making his home with Dr. and Mrs. Richard Preston. His foster brother is senior Rick Preston. Mike is very interested in the similarities in American and German schools. If he were in Germany Mike would attend thirty-three classes during a six-day week. Here he attends thirty classes in a five-day week. Mike's German high school has dances similar to ours. too. Mike is a member of French Club and German Club. After he returns to Germany. Mike plans to continue his schooling. He hopes to become a doctor. It is truly inspiring to talk with Mike and once more be reminded of the close relationships between two free countries—the United States and West Germany. 112 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE COMMITTEE 1: C. Borchering, S. Davis, J. m. P. Krueger, P. Strybing, J. las. ROW 2: D. Terbeek, G. Green, reston, V. Duncan, M. Huebner, L. 'cr. ROW 3: Mr. Beck, M. Buchen, laurer, J. Thorne, D. Andrews, M. 113 build physical strength, character, and good sportsmanship. Under the California Interscholastic Federation our boys compete in football, basketball, track, baseball, tennis, water polo, swimming, cross country, and golf. The Girls’ Athletic Association offers a similar program, consisting of basketball, hockey, volleyball, softball, tennis, and competitive and synchronized swimming. MEET THE COACHES Santa Ana has always been renowned for its outstanding athletic teams. This year has been no exception. The teams have provided excitement, entertainment, and an outlet for school spirit. We, as a student body, are indebted to our coaches who through their unselfish service and devotion have provided us with many thrilling afternoons and nights of athletic events. Many students do not realize the time involved in presenting a team for competition at least once a week. One does not see the long hours coaches spend watching films or planning strategy. Many hours are spent in preparation to win, but coaches also strive to improve the character and mind of each athlete — a most important factor in athletics. It has been said that athletics is one of the greatest activities in which young men can participate. The coaches at Santa Ana High School make this statement a fact. We acknowledge the coach's many responsibilities and duties and confess our fortune in having such outstanding coaches at Santa Ana High School. Bob Wilhelm Lester Bus” Mcknight Earl Engman Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Varsity Track Bill Ross Varsity Baseball Gordon Mackenzie Varsity Golf Neal Machander Varsity Tennis Florin Caldwell Varsity Swimming Jack Pickering Wayne Snell Bee Basketball Football. Basketba Larry Arason Mike Black Nick Roussos Jack Oennen Larry West Football, Track Swimming Football, Baseball Football, Track Tennis Bob Glasser Valley Don Davis Chaffey SAINTS OF THE Ted Reed Richard Goode Western Anaheim Mike Anderson Newport Harbor WEEK Joe Reeves Huntington Beach Dean Hillyard Fullerton VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Coach B. McKnight, R. Baggerly, C. Templeton. L. Jenkins, B. Neves, J. Gore. P. Seanoa, D. Hillyard, D. Kastorff, J. Kaufman, C. Briggs, R. Edwards, Mgr. F. Schrock. SECOND ROW: Coach E. Engman, R. Jackson, J. Cripps, D. Rios, D. Finney, D. Whitney, D. Allen, B. Conkey, G. Zimmerman, P. Olson, B. Glasscr, M. Anderson, Mgr. J. Acuna, Coach J. Dennen. TOP ROW: Mgr. S. Boer, J. Salum, J. Beal, D. Parks. K. James, R. Goode, Co-capt. D. Davis. T. Reed, R. Andrade, R. Cano, D. Neves, W. Bailey, Coach L. Arason. VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1961 Varsity football season will be remembered by every Saint. Head coach Bus” McKnight assisted by line coach Earl Engman and end coach Jack Dennen initiated the season with one point losses to Valley and Chaffey. Rebounding from two losses, the Saints, lead by co-captains Mike Anderson and Don Davis, rolled over Newport Harbor and then lost to Garden Grove. Recovering again the charging Saints defeated La Habra and then fell to defeat before Huntington Beach. On Color Day the mighty Saints defeated Western. On the following week-end the Big Red lost to league champion Anaheim by one point in a game considered by the coaches as the team’s outstanding effort. Coach McKnight's charges finished the season with three wins and four losses by losing to Fullerton. The squad’s record was good enough for a third place tie in the Sunset League. Special awards were given to Don Davis, Saint of the Year and Most Inspirational, with Ted Reed as Most Improved, and Joe Reeves as the team's Most Valuable Player. All County and All League honors were won by seniors Joe Reeves and Don Davis was named for the second year. Reeves and Davis along with Ted Reed also won Times Football awards. The Saints look forward to a successful year with good boys coming from the Bee and Cee teams as well as twelve returning lettermen. 118 Mike Anderson Co-captain Don Davis Co-captain Dick Goode Gary Zimmerman Bob Glasser Dick Allen Rudy Andrade Ted Reed Larry Jenkins Dick Whitney VARSITY Dave Rios Dale Finney Russ Baggerly Dick Parks Roy Cano Pete Seanoa Jim Salum Ron Jackson Ken James Dean Hillyard Dick Edwards Dick Neeves Wes Bailey Bob Neeves Jim Beal Chuck Briggs Jim Gore 119 BEE FOOTBALL ROW 1: D. Madison, R. Gaines, B. Goebels. M. Meiers, M. Guzman, D. Guest, P. Sackman, A. Lopez, J. Solman, J. Rameriz, D. Williams, J. Leonard, E. Preston. ROW 2: R. Benson, R. Corona, C. Fitch, R. Jones, M. Dyer, D. Perez, B. Lieger, M. Jackson, R. Swenson, W. Waters, M. Boatman. J. Flippen, J. Buckwalter, K. Lloyd. ROW 3: B. Thompson, C. Ferris, T. Parduc, J. Warner, D. Williams. G. Smith, T. Stroschein, R. Lugo, D. Hartman. J. Werner, C. Kuchere, T. Beltran, J. Johnson, J. Grandras. Compared to the unfortunate season suffered last year, '61 was tremendous for the B team with an 8 win one loss record. Heading this years spectacle were Coach Roussos and Coach Hasley who worked in constant effort to perfect their team in as much as possible. Working against a minimum time limit, both coaches and team practised feveriously in what latter turned out to be a successful battle won. Losing their only game to Anahiem in an unexpected 20 to 0 score. Santa Ana’s B’s managed to take a second place under Anageims no loss record. Two players who worked side by side with Coach Roussos in equal out put were co-captains Don Guest and Manual Guzman. Although suffering only one defeat, Saintland’s B's are proud of the job which they have completed in the eyes of numorous attenders. Don Guest Manuel Guzman 121 CEE FOOTBALL ROW 1: D. Hagan, J. Ortiz, T. Morse, L. Jones, C. Wright, R. Bunch, A. Castro. C. Brooks, A. Uyesugi, R. Soto, J. Buckley. ROW 2: B. Cortez, R. Cameron, J. Holquin, F. Coughenour, J. Kern, J. Dodds, J. Barbour, S. Rios, A. Murritta, B. Richardson, R. Islas. ROW 3: B. Nolte, R. Delacruz, V. Saayedra, B. Cannon, R. Murritta, H. Tarango, D. Suarez, R. Belgado, T. Schnable, B. Girotti, C. Cadena. ROW 4: Couch Ross, H. Smith, J. Ramsey, R. Russell, D. Corn, R. Coleman, F. Perry, B. Ariolla, J. Mendoza, D. Fox D. Broun, S. Schrock, Coach Snell. Terry Schnabel Putting together the most successful season, thus far, Saintlands “C” team has bound its way into a cochampionship with Anaheim with a seven win no loss record. Both team and student body felt that this goal could not have been attained for the fine coaching staff presented by Ross and Snell who gave their constant all in every needed situation. After downing such schools as Garden Grove, Newport Harbor. Huntington Beach, Fullerton. Western, Valley, Chaffey, and La Habra, Santa Ana is sure of a fine and outstanding B football future. With the conclusion of such ’a football year, every student body member should be proud of a fine and well deserving “C” team. Allen Uyesugi K. Joe Urban, Captain Jim Moore, Most Valuable Player VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Santa Ana Saints made their first pre-season appearance in the Dominguez Tournament where they beat Long Beach and Jordan, but lost to Dominguez in double overtime. In the consolation round they took Lynwood for their third place. Our men then entered competition in the Valley Tournament where they ascended victoriously over Costa Mesa. Orange, and Mater Dei for the championship. In the San Bernardino Tournament the Saints played a rough battle but lost to Ramona High, the school that later won the complete Tourney. The League games began with a bang when we defeated both Newport Harbor and Garden Grove. In their second La Habra game, the Saints won 48-47, sinking unbelievable shots and intercepting passes, to turn in their best game of the season. As the League games continued, the Saints were soundly trounced by Anaheim; however, they went on a scoring spree with Fullerton and turned in their best offensive game of the season. The overall score of the League games was eight wins and six losses, which put Santa Ana in third place. Three Saints were put on all-tournament teams for their outstanding performances. They were Dave Pearse, Jim Moore and Joe Urban. The man voted by his teammates as the most Valuable Player was Jim Moore. Joe Urban was named Honorary Captain. 124 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: J. Beal. B. Reynolds. B. Lind. T. Wilson. C. Briggs. D. Nieman. ROW 2: L. Sorenson. T. Parks, B. Youel. K. Lloyd. F. Hiltebrand. K. Lowery. BEE BASKETBALL ROW 1: T. Sepulveda, G. Spiecker, M. Johnson, B. Thompson, W. Pratt. J. Buckets. J. Warner. ROW 2: D. Spiak, T. Stringer, A. Train, R. Swenson, H. Michel. A. Craig. S. Treadgold. CEE BASKETBALL ROW 1: V. Burton, R. Ropele, R. Arriola. G. Billioux, T. Pasdue, D. Sylvester. ROW 2: B. Pounds, A. Uyesugi, A. Peralta. C. Brown, R. Allen. P. Barrera. 126 VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1: J. Clark, J. Turner, T. Schnabel, D. Perez. B. Reed, J. Urban. ROW 2: B. Pardue, D. Parks, D. Finney. D. Rios. D. Steinle, Coach Ross. ROW 3: B. Reynolds, P. Caverly, M. Schmidt, T. Alfaro, T. Parks. Joe Urban Captain The Varsity Baseball team, led by Captain Joe Urban and Coach Bill Ross, proved to be an outstanding example of hard work and excellent sportsmanship. The spirit and desire shown by our Saints made this season one of great success in terms of good baseball experience. With the fine experience of eight returning lettermen, our 1962 Saint baseball team has upheld the outstanding tradition of great sportsmanship and fine athletes of Saintland. Led by Coach Roussos, the Junior Varsity has compiled a fine record with the aid of our eager sophomores. 128 JUNIOR VARSITY DW 1: J. Guthrie, J. Dodds, B. Gobel, P. Barrera, D. Decker. G. Gobel. ROW 2: Coach Roussos, P. Bailey, G. Wilson. G. 'onsen, W. Bratt. B. ewart, T. Sepulveda, M. Jackson, D. Sylvester. ROW 3: D. Hagans, J. Sellers, K. Lloyd, T. Pardue, B. Benson, J. McFarlane, L Riggs, A. Uye-gi, J. O'Connell. 129 TRACK Jim Gonzales, co-captain Howard Parker, co-captain This years Varsity track team has proven to be outstanding in all events. The spirit and enthusiasm with which they have performed the year is unique. The victories piled up fast starting with a victory over Ganesha with the final score 52% to 51%. In the next meet against Garden Grove, our Varsity piled up a heavy lead and ended it with a score of 95 to Garden Grove’s 8. The Varsity placed first in the Santa Ana Relays and won third in the Tustin Invitational. This year there are some of the most outstanding players that Santa Ana has ever had. Mike Linsey is the best all around High School pole vaulter in the United States. In the distance catagories there is Gil Rangel, Gary Zimmerman and Bob Schuler. This year also proved that the Santa Ana hurdlers were excellent in their field. Some of this year’s tops were Jim Gonzales, Howard Parker, and Louie Munez. Santa Ana can be very proud of this years track team and of its coaches Earl Eng-man, Jack Dennen and Larry Arason, and also its co-captains Jim Gonzales, and Howard Parker. ROW 1: J. Gonzales, L. Muniz. B. Campbell. G. Zimmerman. D. Hamaker. R. Preston, B. Whitaker. M. Davidson, D. Torbcek, H. Parker. ROW 2 D. Madison, D. Williams. D. Eveiand, P. Alexander. 0. Briggs, K. Hager. G. Rangel, E. Preston, J. Salum. ROW 3: S. Ripert. R. Jackson, T. Reed S. Zuehl, B. Omohundro. R. Cano, R. Grajeda, F. Schrock, Manager. ROW 4: R. Lugo, J. Ara, H. McMeekm, J. Moore, S. Kiser, R. Parkins Manager. 130 BEE CEE TRACK )W 1: J. Corpin, B. Oviedo, R. Nieblas, T. Stroschein, L. Jones, R. Harrell, B. Marshall, K. Wenzel, D. Rambo. ROW 2: J. Black, J. Browne, D. orales, G. Reed, D. Flores, D. Rodriquez, C. Flick, B. Wilburn, J. Graves, M. Kern. ROW 3: B. Matthews, C. Kuchera, B. Shuler, D. Fox, C. Acker Delacruz, R. Delgado, M. Train, L. Rowenhorst, B. McVicar. ROW 4: G. Ramirez, R. Jones, M. Meier, J. Olaiz, A. Lopez, J. Mendoza J. Swaim' Benson, B. Girotti. ROW 5: H. Blair. R. Murrieta, J. Mason, K. Lowery, J. Kennedy, K. Parton, F. Schrock. CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: J. Gonzalez, B. Campbell, S. Kiser, R. Harrel, R. Niebles. ROW 2: S. Mendoza, R. Suhl, B. Whittaker. G. Rangel, G. Ramirez. 131 SWIMMING Gary Green, co-captain Bob Welty, co-captain The Varsity swimming team was an excellent example of Saint spirit. Although the team did not win every meet, the swimmers always gave their school everything they had. Coach Florin Caldwell provided the workouts that enabled several Saint swimmers to set new school records. The returning Varsity lettermen were Gary Green, Tom Lutz, Bill Scherrer, Bob Welty, and Joe Wharton. However, many fine sophomore swimmers helped the Bee and Cee teams. The Saint Bee teams did very well this season, led by Roy Irwin, Tim Hendricks, John Me Gee, John Porter and Jim Styring. The team improved as the season progressed. Coach Caldwell was proud of his young team and felt that in the next two years, if the team continued to improve, the Saint swimmers could possibly take the championship. Another contributing factor to this year's fine swim team is the fact that the Varsity divers headed by Bill Scherrer, Tom Lutz and John Barber placed very high on the victory list. Coached by Mike Black these divers are a fine example of this years outstanding athletic teams. ROW 1: J. Styring, T. Gleason, R. Irwin, J. McGee. ROW 2: T. Lutz, J. Barber. J. Porter, B. Scherrer, J. Wharton, B. Welty. B. Burns. ROW 3: T. Henrich, C. Walker, T. Mitschele, E. Ferguson, J. Vander Syde, R. Kibbey, G. Green. 132 BEE CEE SWIMMING OW 1: T. Morse, D. Gross, M. Yeau, C. Edgerton, R. Dennison. ROW 2: T. Rapp, J. Dunn, J. Bean, B. Baier, H. Jensen. J. Pentico. ROW 3: F. ight, H. Williamson, J. Landau, T. Lile, L. Griswold. GOLF ROW 1: T. Schwanz, D. Unctic, Pat Garrett, B. Patterson, B. Jacobs. ROW 2: F. Pribus. D. McIntosh, T. Spalding, W. Babick. 133 Bob Welty WATER POLO This year’s young and inexperienced Water Polo teams set a new high water mark in enthusiasm, spirit, and determination at Santa Ana High School. The success of the season cannot be found in the win and lost column; for with only two returning lettermen Old Man Experience was too great a handicap to overcome, particularly in the powerful Sunset League. The teams were excellently guided by the fine, exemplary leadership of their co-captains. Bob Welty and Roy Irwin. Gary Green, the leading scorer and one of the two returning senior lettermen. soon proved to be the most valuable player of the year for the Saint Water Poloists. The teams are already eagerly looking ahead to bigger, better, and more victorious days that next year promises to bring them for their outstanding efforts and gains made during this season. Roy Irwin ROW 1: C. Walker. G. Green. B. Welty, R. Irwin, J. Styring. ROW 2: Coach Caldwell. F. Kibbey. B. Burns, T. Lutz, T. Lile. 13 JUNIOR VARSITY WATER POLO ROW 1: D. Gross. D. Cobb, F. Scott. R. Dennison. B. Baier, C. Carter, F. Wight. ROW 2: R. Bean, J. Penico, T. Rapp, M. Yeaw, H. Jensen, E. Jordon. 13 5 Pt ', TENNIS Bill Kimball, Captain Showing a definite increase in over-all strength, the 1962 Saint tennis team lead by captain Bill Kimball and lettermen Richard White, Tom Carr, Jim Vogt, and Robert Lind, loomed as a title contender in the Sunset League race. The junior varsity also showed signs of putting up a strong struggle for the league title. In 1961 the varsity team finished in a tie for third and the junior varsity ended the season in fourth place. This year’s additional strength has been shown by a team win of the Redlands Scholastic Tournament, in which Richard White and Bill Kimball defeated teammates Tom Carr and Chuck Rapp in the doubles finals. White, a finalist in last year’s Sunset League Championships, ranked number four in the 1961 all-Sunset League teams and also won Division 1 of the Orange County scholastic over teammate Jim Vogt. The team more than doubled the score of the second place school in this tournament. The one dual match played this year at press-time, Santa Monica, 1961 CIF runners-up, decisively defeated the Saint squad, but hopes are high for revenge at a later date. 136 ROW 1: B. Morales, C. Rapp, F. Carrillo. J. Frias. ROW 2: Coach Machander. R. White, B. Kimball, R. Lind, R. Crandall, T. Carr. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS ROW 1: E. Goodher, J. Moore, B. Balandran, R. Freeman, J. Kaufman. ROW 2: F. Harwood, J. Kimball, B. Robbins, R. Weyand, C. Beals. 137 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the most outstanding clubs on campus. A participant of G.A.A. represents the girl who is vitally interested in school spirit as well as in team spirit, both of which are necessary for the makings and progress of a great school. Under the able guidance of Miss Bertie Ann Stevens. Miss Verna Hitchner, Mrs. Beverly Romero, and Mrs. Jennie Hayes, the different teams have competed successfully with other schools and among themselves. Each team has its own commissioner who directs a competitive sport and interprets the game rules. In the past the G.A.A. has always obtained a great deal of recognition for Saintland. and this year is no exception. Mrs. Jennie Hayes. Miss Verna Hitchner, Mrs. Beverly Romero. Miss Bertie Ann Stevens. ROW 1: 6. Gonzales. S. Logush. S. Burkey, S. Howard. ROW 2: N. Hunter, M. Dawn. L. Terrell. M. Davidson. ROW 3: C. Davis, M. Chilson. L. Shorter. J. Epperly. L. Aascn. 139 ROW 1: A. Franco, L. Gallardo, E. Lopez, J. Oilla, G. Gonzales, V. Gonzoles, B. Espinoza. L. Beltran. S. Sisson, J. Pellegrin. ROW 2: C. Huestis. J. Goldstein, N. Moffett, L. McKnight. S. Stewart, C. Adler, J. Schlegal, D. Hayden, P. Lloyde, P. Anderson. N. Barrett. ROW 3: M. McCuistion, B. Hunter, J. Asson, G. Morris, C. Viebeck, S. Bennette, M. Mclean, C. Smith, D. Borgeson. S. Smith. ROW 4: H. Ketchum, R. Burkey, R. Kolste. D. Kobyashi, D. Crabtree. L. Larson, S. Crawford, K. Richard, K. Oluick, J. Winchell. ROW 5: M. Bagwell, C. Haylor, M. May, G. Gregory, S. Senson, M. Blessing, B. Gordon. M. Beals, J. Bellows, K. Taylor. ROW 6: S. Schildmeyer. B. Hohn-son, D. King, L. Brown, D. Adams, K. Eby, S. Scherres, R. Hollenbeck, P. White, S. Boyle. 140 ROW 1: S. Gordon, C. Davis, L. Shorter, J. Wasson, J. Quesenberry. C. Fryman. M. Rohrs. P. Ruff. S. Patterson. ROW 2: Miss Hitchncr. N. Potter. S. Holloway. B. Viebcck, K. Hice, A. Wasson, C. Schmidt. S. Morales, S. Galusha, N. Jensen. G.A.A ROW 1: E. Placentia. S. Logush, A. Madden. C. Gomez, S. Burkey, M. Chilson, N. Hunter. R. Kostc, K. Kaufman. ROW 2: E. Cowan, J. Epperly, M. Dawn, 0. Arostique, M. Davidson, M. Pomerenke. V. Lopez, Miss Stevens. ROW 3: A. Baxter, J. Thorne, B. Patteson, P. Bailie. ROW 1: K. Pettinger, S. Higgins, H. Kobayashi, C. Moffett. S. Howard, J. Thomas, J. lit-man, R. Reisenweber, M. Fenster. S. Fellows. J. Campos. ROW 2: Steininger, L. Terrell, K. Everett, M. Woody, M. Youel, S. Salquist, L. Bowyer, S. Warner. L. Quick, J. Taylor, C. Wolf. ROW 3: L. Skinner. J. Redding, M. Maurer, J. Ransom. M. Wilson. N. Denton. C. Brashier. S. Ruth. L. Aasen, Mrs. Romero. 141 BASKETBALL ROW 1: C. Gomez, B. Kolste, A. Madden. ROW 2: P. Bailie, B. Patterson. M. Chilson. ROW 1: S. Morales, S. Galusha, S. Gordon. ROW 2: C. Schmidt. K. Hice, N. Potter. 142 ROW 1: S. Crawford, L. Larson, G. Gonzales, E. Lopez. ROW 2: R. Bur-key, L. Beltran, V. Gonzales. HOCKEY tOW 1: S. Logush, S. Burkey, M. omeranke, L. Jorgenson. ROW 2: J. pperly, M. Davidson, J. Thorne. ROW 1: A. Wasson, S. Holloway. J. Quesenberry. C. Fryman, M. Rohrs. ROW 2: J. Wasson. N. Jensen, P. Ruff, C. Schmidt. K. Hice, N. Potter. tOW 1: Y. Esponiza. E. Lopez, U. azano, G. Gonzales, M. Lopez, A. tosales, J. Beltran. ROW 2: R. Bur-ey. S. Crawford, L. Larson, B. De aid, M. Lazano, V. .Gonzales, J. ialando. VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: N. Hunter, M. Chilson. ROW 2: K. Kaufman, A. Baxter, E. Cowan, S. Gonzales. ROW 1: S. Crawford, I. Larson, G. Gonzales. E. Lopez, 0. Lazano. ROW 2: R. Burkey. B. DeV ald, L. Beltran, M. Lopez, V. Gonzales, A. Rosales. ROW 3: M. Lazano, G. Esponiza, I. Galando. SOFTBALL OW 1: C. Gomez. A. Madden, M. omeranke. ROW 2: R. Kolste, A. axter, B. Patteson, E. Cowan. ROW 1: A. Wasson. C. Fryman. S. Holloway. P. Ruff, J. Wasson. ROW 2: M. Rohrs. S. Gordon, S. Morales, S. Galusha. )W 1: 3. Crawford, L. Larson, G. nzates, E. Lopez. O. Lazano. ROW R. Burkey, B. DeWald, L. Beltran, Lopez, 0. Gonzales, A. Rosales. )W 3: M. Lazano, Y. Esponiza, I. ilando. TENNIS ROW 1: S. Higgins, L. Terrell, J. Thomas, K. Pettinger, H. Kobayashi, M. Fenster, S. Fellows. ROW 2: J. Utman, C. Warner, J. Steininger, R. Reiscnweber, L. Bowyer, L. Skinner, S. Howard, J. Redding. ROW 3: M. Wilson, C. Wolf, N. Denton, K. Everett, M. Maurer, L. Aasen, J. Ransom, S. Salquist, M. Youel, S. Ruth. L. Quick. A6 ROW 1: S. Crawford. P. Lloyd, S. Smith, C. Smith. J. Goldstein, A. Franco. ROW 2: Y. Kolste, S. Stewart, D. King, L. Brown, D. Borgeson, S. Sisson , N. Moffett, H. Ketchum. ROW 3: J. Speck, S. Scherer, M. Carter, M. May. C. Taylor. L. Burns. J. Winchell. C. Powell. SWIMMING ROW 1: L. Jorgenson. C. Davis. A. Wasson. L. Shorter. M. Chilson. ROW 2: N. Jensen. K. Kaufman. P. Ruff. D. Hice, C. Schmidt. N. Hunter. ■ Vie e®k J- Morns. S. Schildmeyer. B. Hunter. J. Aasen. K. Olich, K. Richards. RO . 2: B. Gordon. M. Beals. M. Bennett. D. Kobayashi. B. Johnson. R. Hollenbeck. 149 complete this picture of our high school days. Dances, games, pep assemblies, election campaigns, plays—all these and many more are fused together into a happy memory. Among the things not soon to be forgotten are the excitement of the Anaheim game, the spirit of Color Day, the thrill of the Prom, and the meaning of Commencement. . SILVER BALL QUEEN WINTER PLAY COLOR DAY QUEEN COLOR DAY GAME CITIZENSHIP ASSEMBLY CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY LUNCH HOUR 154 SILVER BALL COURT FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES AUTOGRAPHS SPONSORS Aladdin Florists Dedrick’s Formal Wear Allan’s TV Denton Hardware Alleman-Lende Insurance. Inc. Desmond’s Men’s. Women’s. Boy’s Apparel Associated Laboratories Dor-Mar Meats Barr Lumber Co. Draper's Woman's Shop Bartmore Beauty College Duncan Candle Co. Baskin-Robbins '‘31 Flavors El Don Restaurant G. Willard Bassett Voice Studios Elliot’s Furniture Company The Berger Company Esquire Meats Bishop- Howlett Inc. Ewert’s Jewelry Blower Paper Company Farney Realty Brown Colonial Mortuary Frank Fiduccia’s Union Service Browns Bakery Delicatessen First Federal Savings Ass’n, Santa Ana Burrow Escrow Co. Frontier Insurance Agencies. Inc. 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