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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE SANTA ANA 1363 ARIEL DEDICATION TO MR. STONE: As through the vista of the years We turn to heed fond memory's call. Thy helpful service then endears The one we hail best friend of all! Friend of our youth! true, patient, kind Through this past year thy heart the same In loving thoughts, deep joy we find To bring just tribute to thy name. 5 GLENN 0. TABOR Superintendent of School} In his first yeor os principal of Santo Ana High School, Mr. Clorke Stone has won the admiration and support of the entire student body. Since his arrival at Santa Ana High, Mr. Stone hos initiated several new ideas and has promoted school spirit. If is rewarding to know thof such a man is guiding our education. The student body extends sincere thanks to Mr. Stone for his invaluable service and assistance toward the betterment of our school. Glenn D. Tabor, serving his second year as superintendent of the Santa Ana School System, is enthusiastically promoting and working on ideas for the betterment of education. The tireless devotion of this man has markedly aided the academic success of our school. Under the supervision of Mr. Tobor ond the Board of Education, our school has the distinction of receiving a notional citation for our functional science building. CLARKE R. STONE Principal MR. ROLIO BECK Boys' Vice-Principal MRS. MARY SAFLEY REED Girls' Vice-Principal MRS. DOROTHY ALEXANDER Attendance Supervisor MR. EDWARD BLACK Director ol Student Activities MR RALPH JACK Guidoncc Co ordinator 9 i a I With honor and pride, we ascribe much of the success of this past year to the faculty here at Saintland. We owe a lot to them for they have helped us in many woys. They have been teachers, counselors, friends. The faculty hove personally given their time and effort to help us build our foundations for the future. I I I I i F A C u L T Y Henry Aguilera Harlan Anderson Larry Arason Don Baker John Bouchard Linda Boucher Robert Bowe Herbert Cashner Fred Christ Ed Collier Paul Collier Kenneth Cotter Barbara Cox James Daily Jack Dennen Leo Dowell Lillian Elliott Earl Engman Elaine Foster Nyla Fuller Melvin Garrison Kathryn Gillen Ted Gillett James Gordon John Gratsch Kenneth Hagan Esther Hallett Margaret Harper Ermina Hart Jennie Hayes William Hemmen U Warren Johnson .X Louise Kelsey Gladys La Main Walden Leecing John Lippeatt Bert Lopez Neal Machander Gordon MacKenzie Dean Mayberry Melvin McCord Lester McKnight Levi Monica Clifford Morrison Harriet Perkins Charles Pershing James Pefring Helen Richardson Paul Riordan Truman Risa Beverly Romero Paris Roussos Lloyd Sallot Elwood Schoff Marjorie Sewell Keith Smeltzer Gary Schultz Wayne Snell Bertie Stevens William Thompson Robert Thurston Mildred Watson Laurence West Jerold White Robert Wilhelm 13 Eugene Wilhelmi John Wilson ecu lit wL C c c c c c’c COUNSELORS Under the able supervis:on of Mr. Ralph Jack, guidance co-ordinator, Sointland's five competent counselors were able to devote more time to each student this year. Mrs. Eleanor Peterson and Mr. Edward Dodge counseled seniors and juniors,- Mrs. Asenath Bennett and Mrs. Nora White, seniors and sophomores; and Mr. Flood, sophomores. Their readiness to help students with college plans, future jobs, and class schedules is greatly appreciated. MRS. ASENATH 8ENNETT MR. JOHN FLOOD MRS. NORA WHITE ■ ROW 1; Dorothy Milligan, Bcttic Colvin, Nettie loeffler, Chorlainc Aday. ROW 2: Frances Horok. Elvorde Cameron, Mary Anderson. OFFICE PERSONNEL CAFETERIA PERSONNEL ROW 1: Marian Carter. Shirley Clork. Louvenio Higgs, Clara Brown, Betty Morgan, Jone Porker. ROW 2: Maxine Golden, loreno Crone. Olgo Mellor, Imogenc 8rattain, Frances Davidson, Mary Phillips. Excellent leadership ability was demonstrated by this year's Board of Control headed by Ken James, President; Gary Brown, Vice-President,- and Jacquie Ransom, Secretary. Early in the year members of the Board attended two leadership conferences at Redlands University and of Camp Buck-horn, where they obtained valuable information concerning their individual offices ond school activities. The first major project of the Winter Board was the sole of Student Body Cards, which proved very successful. Due to the cooperation ond enthusiasm of the Board, the Color Doy activities will always be remembered. Among their other achievements were giving the Football Banquet, improving the campus litter problem, and presenting humorous skits at our pep assemblies. Ken Jomes. President. Gory Brown. Vice-President; Jocqgie Ronsom, Secretory. WINTER BOARD OF CONTROL ROW 1: H. Kobayoshi, J. Ronsom, J. Heid, B. Bote ROW 2: Mr. Block, B. Marshall, K. Jomes, D. Kinwold, B. Davis. 18 During the post semester, the Spring Board of Control hos anxiously carried on with the work begun in the fall. The members of the Board formed a very efficient governing body, led by a very able President Chuck Briggs, Vice-President Bill Morales, and Secretory Carol Hyneman. The other capable students filling out the Board were Cindy Weaver, Commissioner of Finance; Pam Kennedy, Commis$:oncr of Publicity; Caroline Dun-ton. Commissioner of Student Relations,- Jacquie Ransom, Commissioner of Girls' Athletics,- Ted Parks, Commis$:oner of Boys' Athletics,- and Bruce Reynolds, Chairman of the Self-Government Committee. The Board, co-ordinated by its advisor, Mr. Black, worked harmoniously with Mr. Stone to bring forth many ideas beneficial to the student body. Some of their more important projects hove included the improvement of the school grounds, the Annual Talent Assembly and Student Body Day. Chock Briggs. President. Bill Morolos, Vice-President; Carol Hynemon. Secretory. SPRING BOARD OF CONTROL ROW I: P. Kennedy, C. Hynemon. J. Ransom. C. Ounton. C. Weovcr. ROW 2: 8 Reynolds. B Morales. C Briggs, Mr. Block. 19 SELF GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE ROW 1: S. lewis. J. Polizzi, G. Vondermost, C. Winters, ROW 2: J. Turner, B. Reynolds, D. Kinwald, J. Buckles, Mr. Black. STUDENT RELATIONS ROW 1: C. Cohrt. S. Tomuro. S. lewis, S. Witt, K. Korpen. S, Stout. B, Hynemon, S. Campbell, G, Vondermost, B Hunter, A. Morris, B Sporks. K. Gardner, S, Mershimer. J. Wosson ROW 2: N. Herron, S. Bidwell, S. Storm. M. Acklin, A. del Costillo, M. lemon. C, Stoton, C Dunton, T. Krupp, G. Anderson, M. Whitford, M Mock. M. Huebner, K Cochran. S. Fellows ROW 3: M. Church. J. Ruhmon, C. Gonzotes, I, 8urns, K Eby. J. Klipsfein, B. Bristol. J. Polizzi, B. Thornton, D. Porter, C. Schmidt, V. Nicholas, ROW 4: Mr. Black, J. Cook, M. McCord. K. Edwards. B Dovis. C. Berger, R Hclburg, B Hendricks, A Craig. R. Irwin. P. Bailey, 8. Reynolds, B, Marshall. B Gloss-man. ROW 5: K Finley, R Gar-the, I Seen. T Perdue, K. low-cry. C Briggs, T. Carr. 20 ROW 1: Mrs. Reed, B. Redding, A. Poolsen, G. Vondcrmost, N. Voglio, L. McKnight, Mrj. White ROW 2: S. Anderson, 0. Koboyoshi, J. Mooraow, K. Stirewolt, C. Moffett. S. Lewis, C. Cohrt. H. Kuehera, Mrs. Peterson. ROW 3: R. Lambert, S. Ruth, B. Wil-son, J. Clark, J. Reed, S. Moroles, 0. Moyos. GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET ROW I: Mrs. White. B. Redding, S. Roth, J. Clark, N. Moffett, B. Tanner, B. Hynemon. B. Wclty, $. Sisson, S. Lende, N. Voglio. ROW 2: Mrs. Reed, W. Shoolis, C. Gonzolcs, K. Ledbeter. C. Bridge, K. Cothran, C. Benikc. C. Dunton, S. Salqoist. Mrs. Peterson. A T I O N Marcia Huebner, literary Editor Under the leadership of this year's editor, Marcia Huebner, and her assistant editors, Leslie Bowyer and Susie Stout, the staff has succeeded in helping to make an outstanding yearbook. Their work has included organizing the book, writing stories for it, and proofreading. Much time, effort, and frustration went into this yearbook and we may well be proud of the result. The staff is extremely groteful to Mr. Risa for his endless and patient supervision, Mrs. LaMoin for her part in the story writing, and Miss Sewell for her literary advice. ARIEL LITERARY STAFF ROW 1: N. Moffett. S. Tomuro. S. Stewart, S. Stout, I, Brunner, W. Scherrer, Mr. Riso. ROW 2: C. Beniko, G. Zimmerman, S. Molony, C. Taylor, V. Nicholas, L. Bowyer, M. Hueb- ner, R. Stephenson, C. Corey. ROW 3: M. Youel, S. lende, S. Holloway, J. Reed, S. Gordon, G. Henderson, K. Boch-monn, I. Jenkins, C. Hill, C. Moffett. In charge of handling the Ariel sale, obtaining sponsorships, and distributing the yearbooks is the Ariel Business Staff. This year the Business Staff has been under the efficient supervision of Mr. Riordan, advisor, and Cheryl Fiduccia, editor. They have been very ably assisted by Kathy Ledbeter, assistant editor. Through its hard work the Business Staff has contributed to the outstanding success of this year's Ariel. Cheryl Fiduccio. 8usiness Editor ARIEL BUSINESS STAFF ROW 1: S. Fowler, C. Fiduceio, K. Welfy. G. Vondcrmost. S. Witt, J. Hciligman, M. Riordan. ROW 2: J. Herrin. J. Clark, J. Norman, S. Hamel, P. Kennedy, B. Wclty. M. Pritchett, K. Ledbetter. ROW 3: D. Whitcakcr, M. Church, P. Benford. J. Polirzi, D. Mayes, C. Gonrales, B. Gordon. ROW 4: R. Curiole, R. Lambert, P. Mason, K. Cochran, J. Comstock J Held. 25 Pom Kennedy, An Editor ARIEL ART STAFF Planning and executing the front and inside of the cover and the division pages was the job of the Ariel Art Staff. With the unending assistance of Mrs. Linda Boucher, advisor, Pam distinguished herself as art editor. Keeping with the theme Foundations for the Future, she added a contemporary touch to make this year's Ariel truly unique. Pom Kennedy. Mrs. Boucher 26 An invaluable contribution to the 1963 yearbook was made by our Ariel Photography Stoff. Led by their editor, Gary Crane, and advisor, Mr. Bowe, these students devoted much time to copturing in picture many of the highlights of student life and social, club, and athletic events. Their efforts have added greatly to the quality of Our Ariel. Gory Crone, Photography Editor. ARIEL PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF C. Forquhorjon, G. Crane, Mr. Bowe, B. Eutsey. 27 The duties of o school newspaper, os of any publication, ore to inform, publicize, and entertain. Under the capable advisorship of Mrs. Gladys La Main, editor-in-chief Susan Salquist, and managing-editor Kirk Finley, the Generator Staff of 1962-1963 hos, indeed, carried out these aims successfully. The Generator staff hos provided, semi-monthly, complete news coverage in oil areas of social and academic interests. The Student Body of Santa Ana High School lauds and supports their fine journalistic achievements. GENERATOR STAFF 28 ROW 1: I, Thockcr. 8 Cullum. K. Hilligoss. M. Hoien, E. Ni . Mrs. lo Moin. ROW 2: 6. Thornton, L. Whito. t. Poller-son. S. Wiliol, W. Scherrcr, $. Solqvijt. ROW 3: M Wilde. 1. Boron, J. Buckles. P. Pcarlmon, C. Cullings, 8. Glossrron, K. Finley. R. Cameron. Sonta Ana High's literary publication. Leaves in the Wind, was partially written, edited, and published by the Senior ASP English class this year due to the fact that there was no creative writing class. Advised by Mr. Dean Mayberry, the senior English class also chose the best works of other Sointland students. Many thanks to the Senior ASP English class,- Carol Hyneman, Editor-in-chief; April Gor-don. Literary editor; Ken James, Managing Editor; and all who contributed to this year's Leaves in the Wind. Carol Hyneman, Ken James, April Gordon LEAVES IN THE WIND 29 ROW 1: Mr. Moyberry, A. Gordon, C. Hyneman. K. Welty. G. Vondcrmojf, C. Moffett, A. Del Castillo, J. Heid. S. Holloway. ROW 2: M. Huebner, t. Bowyer, L. AI lemon, S. Sol- qu'jt, B. Wilson, J. Conover. C. Bothering ROW 3: T $tro-schein, D Cobb. P. Sockmon, 0. Kinwold. K. Jomes. R Lind. ROW 4: s. Boer. L. $ ott. J. Coon. 8 Robbins. c L A SENIOR COUNSELORS Members of the doss of sixty-three will long remember the first semester of this year. Heeding the senior closs os officers were Bob Shuler, President; Sue Ruth, Vice-President; and Barbara Redding, Secretary. With their leadership and the co-operation of Mrs. White, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Peterson, and Mr. Dodge, the senior counselors, our school spirit has reached a new height. As a result of the officers' efforts and the support of the senior class, traditions such as a senior lown, lunch line, and Burmuda Day were established. The juniors and sophomores con look forward to carrying on these privileges. Bob Shuler, President Sue Ruth, Vice-President; Barbara Redding, Secretary Mrs Noro White. Mrs. Eleanor Peterson. Mrs. Asonoth Bcnnotl. Mr. Ed Dodge. 32 SENIOR ADVISOR Adding their own personal touches to the second semester were senior closs officers Bill Davis, President; Allen Craig, Vice-President; and Sharon McCowan, Secretary. The seniors, under the leadership of these three people, were most ambitious to make this graduating year the best. Among the various activities in which the senior closs has participated are: Little Mary Sunshine, Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Play, ond Senior Breakfast followed by the well-earned Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. These activities and traditions were made possible by a person, who, through time and co-operation, has contributed much to the Class of 1963. Our sincere thoughts of appreciation go, therefore, to Mr. Melvin McCord, the senior class advisor. The senior class officers who hove faithfully rendered their services to making 1963 a well remembered year are to be highly commended. JOHN ACUNA Honor Society Spanish Club VICKI ADAMS Secretarial Club PENINA AFUALO Secretarial Club Future Faculty Club DEBBIE AKERS Contemporary Dancers' Guild TONY ALFARO PAUL ALFORD LANI ALLEMAN A.F.S. Americans Abroad Usherettes ARTHUR ALPERS PATRICIA ALTON PATRICIA AMTHOR Majorettes Secretarial Club KAY ANDERSEN RUDY ANDRADE Varsity Football Cocoptoin Bochelors DEAN ANDREWS CHARLES ANTOS Vorsity Wrestling Varsity Footboll Manager b m m SUSAN ANTRIM Tri-Y Girls' Glco DEDE ARA SpinMers Tri-Y ANGIE ARIAS FRANK ARMSTRONG TONY ARREDONDO PATRICIA ARRiSON Business ARMIDA AVILA F.H.A. CECILIA AYALA Secretariol Club Little Thcotre Guild PENNY BAIER A Coppello Gcrmon Club WESLEY BAILEY Varsity Football Lottcrmcn's Club ROBERT BALANDRAN Low and Accounting Club Tennis BEN BALDERRAMA Low and Accounting Club Industrial Arts CAROL BARBOUR Contemporary Dancers' Guild Speech Chorus PROCESO BARRERO Electronics Low and Accounting Club WALLY BARTELT German Club J.V. Football CAROL BARTOCH Tri-Y Secretarial Club FRANCES BASQUEZ Sponish Club Business BARBARA BATE Cheerleader Commissioner of Publicity IRMA BAUMAN Spanish Club Artizons JIM BEAL Vorsity Footboll Varsity Basketball CHUCK BRIGGS Student Rotations Executive Committee C.A.S.C. Representative CHARLES BEALS Joy Bees Vorsity Tennis JUDY BEAN WILLIAM BEAN KIRK BEATTY Student Rclotions Spanish Club ROBERT 8ELTRAN Vorsity Football J.V. Boscboll JERRY BENNETTE CARL BERGER Esquires Key Club JIM BERNHART BEVERLY 8080 STEVE BOER Honor Society President Boys' State Representative LINDA BOJO Tri-Y Vice-President LINDA BOLDT Tri-Y Spanish Club CAROL BORCHERING Debutantes Honor Society SYLVIA BOTEILHO Future Faculty Club French Club LESLIE BOWYER Honor Society A.F.S, Club President WILLIAM BOYLE MARK BRADLEY Honor Roll Moth Club LYNDA BREWER Girls' League Cobinct Spanish Club PATRICIA BELT Artizons President Coterien Club BARBARA BRISTOL Usherettes Spinsters CHARLES BROWN GARY BROWN Student Body Vice-President Bachelors PAM BROWN Sponish Club Tri-Y SUSAN BROWN Artizons JOHN BROWNE Electronics Club J.V. Cross Country KAREN BRUTON Contcmpcrory Dance Guild RICHARD BUETHE JACKYLEA BURCH Secretarial Club President Honor Society LUPE BURGUENO BOB BURNS TOMMIE 8YNON F.H.A. MICHAEL CADEN Honor Roll Bacholors SHARON CAILLOUET 8onner Girl Spanish Club RUTH CALDERON F.H.A. Sponish Club SOPHIA CALUILLO BILL CAMBELL Honor Society Varsity Track JEANIE CAMPOS Future Nurses Club President Cotorion Club ROY CANO Lettermen's Club Varsity Football VIVIAN CANTU CANDACE CAREY Ariel literory Stofi Sccrctoriol Club PETER CARLSON Tennis BRIAN CARMAN Esquires CHERYL CARNEY Drcmo CORNELIA CARPENTER Artixons Tri-Y GARY CARPENTER Track Low and Accounting Club TOM CARR Cheerleoder Moth Club WILLIAM CARR JEWELL CAUDLE Secretarial Club Honor Society MIKE CHAIREZ Trock Bachelors CHARLES CHOP RONNIE CHOURA Electronics Baseball MARY CHURCH Honor Roll Ariel Business Stoff JANET CLARK Head Usherette Girls' League Cobinet JOHN CLARK Varsity Baseball Key Club PRESTON CLARK Auto Shop DENNIS COBB Water Polo A.F.S. Club RICK COLEMAN Medicol Explorers football KENT COLWELL Electronics Club JO CAROL CONOVER Debutantes Honor Society JOHN COON Honor Socioty Moth Club ROSEMARY CORALES Spanish Club F.H.A. RICHARD CORN JOHN CORPIN Honor Society Varsity Track TERI COSSITOR Card Section Leader Secretarial Club Secretary LORRAINE COSTANZO A Coppclla Secretarial Club Treasurer FRED COUGHENOUR Football Industrial Arts ALLEN CRAIG Bochelors Varsity Cross Country GARY CRANE Vorsity Tennis Ariel Photography Editor JUDY CRAWFORD Spanish Club A Coppclla STEVE CRAWFORD Esquires LEONA CREMERS Spanish Club Tri-Y WILLIAM CRESWELL JIM CRIPPS Bochelors GLORIA CRUZ Work Experience Business 8ILLIE CULLUM Little Theotre Guild Generator Staff RANDY CUNNINGHAM CAROLYN CURTIS Tri-Y Artizans CAROLINE DAVIS G.A.A. Little Theatre Guild JULIE DAVIS WIUIAM DAVIS Cor-.rnljjioner of Student Relations Cotcricn Club HECTOR DE LA RIVA Artizons Industrial Arts ANITA DEL CASTILLO Honor Society Usherettes MARK DE LISE WAYNE DEWALD PAMELA DILLON Coterien Club Bond President CAROLINE DUNTON Girls' league President Spinsters Vice-President WILLIE DUURSMA Vorsity Cross Country Trock LARRY OYE Tennis Bond DAWN EASEL Tri-Y Socrctoriol Club RICHARD EDWARDS Vorsity Football Esquires BILL ELDRIDGE Spanish Club EVELYN ELIZALDE F.H.A. Office Practice PAT ELLIOTT little Theatre Guild Trcosurer Contemporary Dancers' Guild JIM ELLISON LOUIE ESQUEDA JEFF EVANS Drafting Winter Ploy Stage Manager JIM EVANS P.CE’ C'£ MU Vr. IS KAY EVERETT Secretarial Club little Theatre Guild FRANK FARDEN V JOANNE FARRAR A Coppello Future Nurses Club DICK FARRELL Winter Ploy Little Thcotre Guild CHARLES FEENEY Footboll Vorsity Trock KENNETH FERRIS STEPHNAE FELLOWS Little Theatre Guild G.A.A. EUGENE FERGUSON CHERYL FIDUCCIA Songleader Ariel Business Staff Editor DALE FINNEY Vorsity Basketball Bachelors CHUCK FITCH Ariel Art Staff Bee Football JIM FLIPPEN Footboll Trock LEON FORD Industrial Arts Business DE LOIS FOWLER onfemporory Dancers' Guild Advonced Art Award SUSAN FOWLER Spinsters Ariel Business Stofl ADA FRAME G.A.A. Future Nurses Club LINDA FRIAS Sponish Club F.H.A. ERNEST FRIETZE DARLENE FRY Honor Roll Secretarial Club CAROLYN FRYMAN Debutantes Winter Ploy PEGGY GAE8E Head Usherette Honor Society JANIE GAINES STEPHANIE GAIUSHA Flog Twirler G.A.A. PATTI GALVIN Artiions French Club BEVERLY GARCIA F.H.A. Business RICHARD GARCIA Chccrlcoder Self-Government Committee JOSEPHINE GARDEll Latin Club Future Faculty Club DAVE GARLAND Industrial Am A Coppello PAM GARRICK Spccchmostcrs Secrotoriol Club RICHARD GARTHE J.V. Footboll Esquires . MARY LYNN GEORGE Debutantes Tennis MARGARET GIBSON Cheerleader Honor Roll MARY GIBSON Mojorcttc SUSAN GILMORE Debutante Vice-President Banner Girl Leader BILL GOEBEL Varsity Wrestling German Club FRANCISCO GOMEZ Wood Shop Auto Shop GIL GONZALES PIETRA GONZALES Honor Roll Spanish Club RICHARD GOODE Varsity Footboll All-leogue Tackle EDDIE GOODHER Tennis APRIL GORDON Honor Society Contcmporory Dancers Guild — SANDRA GORDON Honor Roll Band Secretory RAY GRAJEDA Cross Country Cee Football RON GREEN Trock Golf TONY GRIEGO LINDA GRIJALVA Spanish Club Girls' Glee JIM GRISET Football Math Club LEE GRISWOLD Lettcrmon's Club Varsity Water Polo MELVIN GROAT Trock A Coppcllo JUNE GRUBER G.A.A. DON GUEST Honor Society Varsity Footboll MARGUERITE GURNEY MANUEL GUZMAN Vorsity Football Lettermen's Club DORIS HADDAN Speech Chorus Speech Achievement Award KEN HAGAR JACQUELYNE HALCROW Honor Society Future Faculty Club DIANE HALL Debutantes Little Theatre Guild SHARON HAMEL Head Songlcodor Ariel Business Staff LAURANNE HAMILTON JANICE HARRIS DONNA HAYES Drill Team ' t CAROL HAYNES f.HA Contemporary Dancer ' Guild JUDY HEID Girl ' State Representative Commi ioncr of Finance JOYCE HEIDECKE Winter Ploy future Nurje Club JON HEILAND Woter Polo Co-Coptoin Swimming GARY HEINZ RICK HELBERG Bachelor Student Relations GAIL HENDERSON Honor Society Ariel Literary Staff WILLIAM HENDRICKS Student Relations German Club KATHRYN HICE G.A.A. Board Girl ' Lccguc Committee EARL HICKMAN GRANT HICKS Little Theatre Guild Water Polo MIKE HILL Track Key Club FRED HILTEBRAND Wrestling Joy Bees JULIE HITTERDALE Contemporary Dancers' Guild Tri-Y RON HOGAN MAHALA HOIEN Press Club Secretary Contemporary Doncers' Guild SUSAN HOLLOWAY Usherette Thespians JOEY HOLQUIN MARK HOWLETT Businos MARCIA HUEBNER Ariel Literary Editor Future Faculty Club President DAVID HUNTER CAROL HYNEMAN Honor Society Usherettes ROY IRWIN Vanity Wotcr Polo Captain Bacholon EDDIE JACKMAN JERRY JACKSON Industrial Arts PAMELA JACKSON Tennis Business RONALD JACKSON Varsity Football Bachelors KEN JAMES Student Body President Varsity Football Co-Coptoin NORMA JENSEN F.H.A. JEANNIE JOHNSON BILL JOHNSON Electronics Club Football Manager PAMELA JOHNSON Banner Girl Student Relotions TOM JOLLY JANICE JONES Tri-Y Intcrclub Secretory French Club BILL JORDAN Little Thcotrc Guild PETER JORGENSEN Esquires TOM JOYCE Varsity Track Lettermen's Club ALYCE KAMAE Contemporary Dancers' Guild little Theatre Guild JOSEPH KAWAJA Little Theatre Guild Winter Ploy 45 RYOKO KAWAMOTO PAM KENNEDY Ariel Art Editor Bollocks Scholostic Art Aword SHERI KERIEY Modern Donee Little Theotre Guild GEORGE KEW Joy Bees Moth Club RICHARD KIBBEY Vorsity Woter Polo Lettermen's Club CHARLENE KING Medicol Explorers CLAUDIA KING Sccrctoriol Club STAN KINKADE Cross Country Trock DAVID KINWALD Thespions President Little Theotre Guild President PAT KIRBY Sponish Club Tri-Y RICK KISOW Honor Society Lotin Club HARRIET KOBAYASHI Head Cheerleoder G.A.A. President PAM KOSTE TERRY LAMBETH Lettermen's Club Vorsity Wrestling JACK LANDAU Honor Society Sfoge Crew BARBARA LANGSTON Girls' Lcogue Business LUIZA LARA FRANK LARRIVA Vorsity Football Industrial Arts MIKE LA RUE JOYCE LAWSON G.A.A. Bond BETTY LAY Girls' Glee MARILYN LEAHY F.H.A. Tri-Y CHERYL LEASK Lillie Theatre Guild A Coppello LARRY LEE Auto Shop SUSAN LENOE Usherettes Spinsters RICHARD LEWIS Drome Esquires Vice-President DON LIGGETT Industriol Arts Dromo TIM LILE Bachelors Lettermen's Club ROBERT LIND Honor Roll Varsity 8osketboll JENI LINDSEY Spinsters Tri-Y LAURA LIPPETT Speech masters President Harvest Ball Choirmon NORBERT LOEHNIG CONNIE LOESER TRACY LONGSTRETH Varsity Football Varsity Baseball PAUL LONGTIN little Theatre Guild ALBERT LOPEZ SALLIE LOPEZ Business F.H.A. KEN LOWERY Key Club Track ALBALUS LOZANO CHERYL LUBKE cary McCarty Lillie Theatre Guild Spinners JIM McCLANCY SHARON MeCOWEN Debutantes President Coterien Club MAUREEN McCUMlSKEY Secretarial Club Low and Accounting Club PATRICIA McGINN Coterien Club Head Majorette DOUG MdNTOSH Golf Merchandising BOB McLARTY J.V. Football HARVEY McMEEKIN Varsity Basketball Voriity Track TOM McMICHAEL Tennis Industrial Arts MARTY MeMIllAN Secretarial Club Vice-President Low ond Accounting Club RON McNEELY Bond MARY MACK Little Thcotro Guild F.H.A. HARRY MACRES FLORENCE MADRID Business F.H.A. GEORGIA MANDERSCHEID Spanish Club Tri-Y BILL MANN BOB MARSHALL Commissioner of Boys' Athletics Varsity Trock LEE MARTIN A Coppello JOHN MASON Bosketboll Track VIRGINIA MOLINA F.H.A. Spanish Club DOROTHY MONAHAN JAMES MOORE Joy Bees President Legol Explorer Post 122 President BILL MORALES Coferien Club Vorsity Tennis SYLVIA MORALES G.A.A. Vice-President Girls' Lcogue Vice-President LESLIE MORGAN TOM MORSE Bachelors Spanish Club VERA MORRIS MARGARET MOTT Little Theotre Guild A Coppcllo FRANK MOWRER Arfizans Little Theotre Guild KATHLEEN MULLEN Secretarial Club Tri-Y RONNIE MULLINS MARGARET MILLER Honor Roll Speech Achievement Award AUDREY MINDRUP Tennis Business BETTY MOE CATHERINE MOFFETT Honor Society Usherettes MIKE MEIER Varsity Footboll Varsity Track JIM MERRIFIELD HERBERT MICHEL Key Club A Coppclla LARRY MILLER Wrestling 49 LOUIE MUNIZ Vorsity Track Industriol Arts DON NAVARRO Low ond Accounting Club President Sammy Saint DAVE NEIMAN BOB NEUKAEMPER Varsity Football Bee Track JOHN NEV COMER Varsity Water Polo ■lottcrmcn's Club KAREN NEWHOUSE F.H.A. Band BRUCE NEWMAN JOHN NOONAN JUDY NORMAN Ariel Business StoR Honor Society MARGE NOVEIICH F.H.A. Secretory PAT O'BRIEN VIRGINIA ODENATH Dcbutontes Little Theotre Guild JOE OLAIZ Cce Track LEXI OMAN Tri-Y Sponish Club PAMELA OMEY Contemporary Donccrs' Guild Honor Society SANDI OROSCO Little Theotre Guild Sponish Club ALBERT ORTIZ Vorsity Baseball Footboll BERTHA ORTIZ Bond Honor Society ROBERT OVIEDO Band Vice-President Vorsity Track LINDA PACK Sponish Club Honor Roll n ■ JUDY PALMER RAY PARKINS Generator Sports Editor Sommy Saint ANN PAULSEN Girls' Lcoguc Cobinet Usherettes GARY PARKS RICHARD PENBERTHY WILMA PERRY GARY PETERS ART PERALTA TAM PERKINS KAREN PETTINGER Banner Girl G.A.A. DIANNE PLEMAN JUDY POLIZZI Head Flog Twirler Corterien Club RICHARD POORE Future Faculty Honor Society CURTIS POPE Drama Esquires RANDY PORTER Bee Football Industrial Arts NETTIE POTTER Tri-Y G.A.A. JANET PYATT Sccrotoriol Club Tri-Y JUDY QUESENBERRY Tri-Y G.A.A, BETTY QUINONES Tri-Y Secretarial Club OLGA QUINTERO DON RAMBO Art Key Club GEORGE RAMIREZ Cross Country Most Voluobl© Ploycr Moth Club SMILES RAMIREZ JEANNE RAMSEY Honor Roll Spinsters LINDA RANDOLPH GILBERT RANGEL Varsity Cross Country Co-Captain Varsity Track Co-Captain JACQUELYNN RANSOM Student Body Secretory Spinsters Club President CAROL RAZEY French Club Little Theatre Guild BAR8ARA REDDING Senior Class Secretory Usherettes GARY REED JANET REED Girls' League Cabinet Honor Roll TED REED Varsity Football BRUCE REYNOLDS Vorsity Basketball All Sunset league Baseball LEONARD RILEY CAROL RIOS Secretarial Club BRAD ROBBINS Honor Roll Moth Club LOU ELLEN ROBBINS Student Relations Spinsters LINDA ROBERTSON Future Faculty Club Contemporary Dancers' Guild FREDDIE ROBINSON Drafting Bee Football SUE ROCK Mcdicol Explorers Nature Club ANGELA RODRIGUEZ ANN ROGERS Tri-Y Secrctoriol Club MARIE ROHRS Bond Treasurer Spanish Club REBECCA ROLDAN Spanish Club LARRY ROMOSER RICK ROPELE CAROL ROSSON JIM ROUNDS PAMELA RUFF French Club GAA. STEVE RUPERT Business Varsity Trcck ROY RUSSELL Bee Football Spanish Club SUSAN RUTH Senior Class Vice-President Girls' League Cabinet PATRICK SACKMAN Jay Bees Wrestling BEN SAENZ Baseball Football CHARLIE SALAS JOE SALCIDO Cross Country Track SUSAN SALQUIST A.F.S. Americans Abroad Usherettes JANET SCHILLING Tri-Y Interclub Council Secretarial Club JUDY SCHILLING Secretarial Club CAREY SCHMIDT Honor Society GAA. WILLARD SCHWARTZ Vorsity Foot bo 11 Bee Bosketboll KATHY SCOTT LAWRENCE SCOTT Generator Staff Little Theatre Guild FRANK SELLERS Bond, Drum Major Cotcricn Club KAREN SEXTON Contemporary Dancers' Guild Vice-President Moth Club Secretory JAMES SEYMOUR PAT SEYMOUR MARJORIE SEBREROS Secretarial Club G.A.A. WRAY SHAULIS Flog Twirler Secretarial Club LESLIE SHAW ELIZABETH SHEELEY MARY SHIFFER Little Theatre Guild Dromo RONNIE SHOEMAKER Varsity Football Baseball LOIS SHORTER Little Theatre Guild G A A. ROBERT SHULER Senior Closs President Track MERRY ANNE SITTMAN LINDA SKINNER Banner Girl Spanish Club VICKIE SLATER GERALD SMITH Varsity Football Business LINDA SMITH F.HA. Cotcricn Club VAN SMITH German Club Honor Society JOHN SOUS Track Fooiboll LARRY SORENSEN Vanity Basketball A.F.S. Club IRMA SOTO SARA SPARGO Business Tennis DREW SPIAK Oroma Business BOB SPICKARD Track FRANCIE STONE Banner Girl Little Thootrc Guild BILL STROBEL Wrestling Track TED STROSCHEIN Honor Roll Varsity Football JACQUE STUCK DANNY SUAREZ Business Spanish Club MIKE SULLIVAN Business Industrial Arts ERIK SVANEBORG Foreign Exchange Student Coterien Club LINDA SWEENEY NANCY TAPLIN Tri-Y LOIS TATHAM Contemporary Doncors' Guild Tri-Y DON TAYLOR DEE TESCH Low and Accounting Club Tri-Y 8ARBARA TEWS MARSHA THOMAS Secretoriol Club JOHN TREGO Honor Society Vanity Wreitling JACK TURNER Honor Roll Varsity Baseball FRED UTLEY Bachelors NICOLETTA VAGHO Foreign Exchange Student Usherettes DENNIS VAIL Noturo Club Magic Club FRED VALENCIA J.V. Baseball RICHARD VAN DEN HEUVEL Industrial Arts GAYLE VANDERMAST Girls' League Secretary Honor Society GERALD VANDER SYDE Swimming Water Polo KEN VAN ERT VIRGINIA VARGAS RICK VAUGHAN JAMES VAUGN Track JOHN VERBURG Spanish Club Electronics Club BARBARA VIEBECK German Club President Cotcricn Club CHUCK WALKER Varsity Wotcr Polo Lettcrmen's Club GLENN WALKER Photography Club JIM WAMBOLDT Law and Accounting Club Business TOM WARNER Industrial Arts Wotcr Polo L ■ j TED WARREN ANN WASSON G.A.A. Bcord Honor Roll JEAN WASSON Usherettes Honor Society WARREN WATERS JAMES WATTS CYNTHIA WEAVER Contemporary Dancers' Guild Little Theatre Guild KATHRYN WEBB Honor Roll tow ond Accounting Club Vice-President MARY WEBSTER BOB WELCH Football A Cappcllo Vice-President KATHY WELTY Girls' League Cobinet Honor Society KEITH WENZEL Vorsity Track Student Relations ROD WEYAND Joy Bees Honor Society CAROLYN WHITCOMB Contemporary Dancers' Guild French Club DENNIS WHITE Basketball JIM WILLIAMS BECKY WILSON Flag Twirlcr Girls' Leogue Cobinet CHARLES WILSON CHARLES W. WILSON HERB WILSON Water Polo Electronics JEANANNE WILSON Future Nurse Club DONALD WINTERS Honor Roll Future Faculty Club PAUL WISE MARILYN WOODY G.A.A. Board JIM WRATHER Industrial Arts SUZI WRIGHT Tri-Y Latin Club RICHARD YORBE 8111 YOUEL Little Thootre Guild Varsity Basketball MARILYN YOUEL Honor Society Spinsters MARY ZUNIGA OfRcc Practice Art OLIVIA VEGA Business SANDRA DANIELS Thespians ' AUTOGRAPHS 59 ... ::.......... . ......... OUR SENIORS. . . •_ A iiSl Ehn - ---— 64 f ■N j i i i i kb R S This year has proven to be o wonderful and successful year for the junior class, iney have accomplished a great deal both academically and socially Heading the junior class and showing their abilities of leadership were Tim Wilson, President; Steve Treadgold, Vice-President; and 8ecky Hunter, Secretary. They also head the committee in charge of the Junior-Senior Prom. Together with the supervision of Mr. Wilson, the junior class advisor, they hove done a commendable job. The juniors have met their jobs with determination and enthusiasm, and they have completed a year of which they can be ve'y proud. Now with some experience behind them, they look forward with eager anticipation to their senior year. Mr John Wiljon, Advisor 68 J. Aosen N. Acuna D. Adams M. Adams C. Adler W. Agotxh A. Aguilor G. Alborado B. Albert G. Allemonn L. Allen R. Allen M. Alvorado F. Alvaroz M. Amsenberry M. Amtos B. Anderson K. Anderson P. Anderson S. Anderson A. Andres V. Angle M. Antos Y. Aro G. Arenas J. Arnold I. Arnold S. Arnold P. Arredondo V. Arreola R. Arriolo B. Asher J. Aspinall M. Atkins A. Avila E. Avilo L. Avilo T. Avila C. Ayala S. Ayalo M. Bagwell B. Baier P. Boiloy G. Boker 0. 8olch G. Boll C. Bollontyne N. Barrett T. Boxter M. Beols J. Bcon L. Beaudoin R. Beck J. Bedson G. Becm J. Belden A. Belins }. Bellows L. Bcltron S. Bendlin r- P. Bcnford C. Bcnikc J. Benitez S. Bennette B. Benson R. Benson 0. Bcnzmillcr P. Bcrny 0. Berry I. Bilos 0 1 L 69 G. Billioux B. Bishop T. 8orchard D. Borgcson B. Bivens J. Bledsoe B. Borton V. Bower S. Bledsoe L. Bowman M. Blessing M. Bootmon J. Boyd $. 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Dougherty J. Duberowski D. Dukcshire R. Duncan J. Dunn G. Dunning M. Durno D. Dyo C. Edgcrton C. Edwards K. Edwords B. Eldridgo E. Elgie J. Elliot B. Espinozo R. Espinosa Y. Espinosa I. Estes R. Estrado J. Euchler B. Eutsey J. Everson C. Farquhorson R. Farr J. Fellows J. Fousc D. Fox 0. Froncis A. Fronco L. Franklin S. Fronklin J- Ffios I. Galindo £. Gollordo E. Golvon P. Golvin A. Garcia M. Garcia S. Garza N. Goston R. Gotes 0. Goudcttc N. Gibson L. Gilchrist B. Giles D. Gillen B. Giroiti 8. Glossmon T. Gleason v. Glcoson M. Glenn I. Godinez G. Goebel J. Goldstoln C. Gonzoles G. Gonzoles 0. Gonzalez V. Gonzales 8. Gordon B. Gordon S. Gould R. Grobc D. Graf J. Granados V. Groses D. Green G. Gregory B. Griffith A. Grijalva I. Grijolvo M. Griswold D. Gross R. Guffey J. Guthrie J. Gutierrez G. Hogon 0. Hogans B. Hoir S. Hoiser J. Holey P. Hall I. Homer H. Homlin R. Hamrick L. Horlin C, Harmon R. Harrell D. Hart 0. Hortman J. Hartsock F. Harwood M. Hawkins 0. Hoyden B. Hedrick M. Hcidel 72 0. Holland B. Holm J. Hemphill D. Hondry T. Henrich R, Hernondez Z. Hernandez E. Higginbotham T. Hilf $. Hill C. Hoffman G. Hoffmon P. Hoffmon R. Hollenbeck J. Hooper L. Horne R. Horl M. Horton I. Hoskinson S. Hoy M. Hudson P. Hughes R. Hughes R. Hughes K. Hume R. Humphrey B. Hunter C. Hurtado K. Iso R. Islas M. Jackson D. Jantz 0. Jonzcn J. Jefferies G. Jonsen 8. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson M. Johnson P. Johnson J. Jones L. Jones K. Joseph T. Kaplan K. Korpen R. Keller R. Kennedy B. Korfoot $. Kcrloy 73 K. Herndon L. Holmberg J. Herrin P. Higgs J. Holt J. Hoogstod r AJi m C. Huestis J- Huggins L. Hughes B. Hyncman S. Igoo V. Inman H. Jensen S. Jensen B. Johnson P. Jones R. Jones R. Jones J. Kern H. Kctchum J. Kimball 0. King 0. Kinney Y. Kolste K. Koorndyk R. Lambert K. lander S. lewis D. lievanos O. Lozano S. lowe C. Marlin B. Martin M McCuiStion I. McFarlone R. Kirker D. Kirkland S. Kline J. Klipstein J. Knock J. Knox D. Kobayoshi K. Kocos G. Krocmer P. Krueger T. 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Zweig 78 AUTOGRAPHS 79 V Ni M O R E S The sophomore closs of 1962-1963, the largest Santa Ana Hign nas ever had, has been very active and successful this year. Although they did not get a chance to sponsor anything, they have enthusiastically attended the football, basketball, track, and baseball games. Besides these athletic events they have attended the dances, “Little Mary Sunshine, “No Mother to Guide Her or More To Be Pitied than Censored, and Taming of the Shrew. This year's class officers were Steve Greenwalt. President; Steve Rios, Vice-President; and, Ruth Ann Stephenson, Secretary. Mr. Flood, who was the Sophomore Class advisor for the first time this year, has done an excellent job promoting and supporting the class. 82 R. Bresheors R. Acosto R. Acosta G. Acuno P. AgotKh A. Aguilar P, Aldrich R. Allan S. Allon C. Allemon N. Almquist S. Alvarado P. Alvorez R. Alvorez S. Amoyo R. Anaya G. Anderson j. Anderson L. Andrew S. Angermiller R. Angle K. Angley 0. Ankrum B. Appel C. Arduino L. Argao S. Ashburn S. Audiss K. Bachmann R. Boder D. Baier J. Boiley D. Baillif B. Bolr G. Bone L. Barret! J. Barry S. Boko C. Bassett R. Bosua P 4 J. Baxter B. Beam S. Bean S. Bcotty R. Belshan M. Bethord P. Bethard J. Blackburn P. Blackwell J. Blcull M. Belvcal J. Bennett S. Berger J. Bergland J. Bcrning B. Blevins G._ Blystonc L. Bochonck P. Bold! B. Bollmonn J. Bordeaux P. Boutch J. Brondt M. Broshier L. Braun L. Bowser S. 8roun T. Braun J. Brozelfon 83 T. Brown I. 8runner S. Bruns T. Broderick B. Brooks K. Broussord C. Brown K. Brown M. Brown Mm «. M B. Bwnch M. Bwkho,. C. ■ B ■ B t t. B « o..h C. ft fe y i y B. Calkins D. Compbell R. Campbell G. Capcron A. Cardono D. Conor C. Corllcdgc C. Cartwright S. Cartwright 0. Casino M. Carlyle R. Casper T. Carman C. Corr S. Corr H. Costro T. Cattron 0. Ccarlcy J I. Chorticr l. Chefler T. Christensen P. Christianson S. Clevolond S. Cohee C. Cohn I. Conry J. Cook B. Coon B. Coon S. Cooper C. Corro N. Cosgrove S. Colo C. Collins G. 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Smith B. Sparks P. Smith J. Smithey P. Spencer 0. Spiecker J. Snyder M. Stocey 0. Solis V. Stoftord D. Stott S. Stratton C. Staton L. Stephens R. Stephenson S. Stephonson R Stewart I. Stone S. Storm 91 M. Stuart S. Testier J. Sutton T. Tcujillc V. Strocncr R. Strondhogen J. Strybing T. Toylor N. Templeton 8. Terwilliger K. Swanson S. Swortwood S. Tollmon S. Tomura I. Thocker 8. Thigpen J. Thompson K. Thompson E. Toylor R. Thomson 8. Thornton T. Trujillo M. Todd R. Uresti T. Triplett I. Vaco 0. Truby L. Voll J. Trujillo F. Volcncia J. Von Ert P. Von Potten 0. VonPoo! U. Van Tatenhove E. Vargos 0. Vicle G. Vigil C. Villolovos F. Villegos V. Vosiko 'I C. Vega M. Vega C. Wohcr K. Wahlberg K. Thornton 0. Tilton R. Tundog D. Trujillo S. Tompkins C. Toelle C. Ursua T. Ursuo M. Voco f’ J. Watts V. Valencia A. Von Engors E. Velasquez P. Verhoegen S. Wolling C. Walter L. Wotanobe Waters J. Watters J. Valencia 0. Velarde 8. Weber K. Webber J. Webster M. Wehmueller H. Welcol M. Welch B. Welly P. Wendland J. Wen J. Williomi T. Willioms A. Williomson S. Williomson B. Wilson R. Weiterdoll M. Wilson D. Whitcokcr M. Whitford V. Wilson B. With M. Wilde B. Wilke J. Wolf J. Wolfe R. Woolscy B. Yumis B. V.'orloy S. Wright $. Wyckoff M. Wyman D. Yborra R. Ybarra M. Yoow B. Yoro M. Yovich T. Zolcski J. Zeller G. Zuniga S. Hernandez J. Fobrc 93 EBELL GARDEN SECTION RECREATION DEPT. YEAR 'ROUND GARDEN CLUB AUTOGRAPHS V k z Z A T I O N S ■ CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION ROW 1: C. Dunton, G. Vander-most. C. Hyncman, J. Burch, J. Wasson. ROW 2: C. Borchering, I- Bovvycr, M. Hucbncr, B. Bristol. S. Solquist. ROW 3: S. Boor. HONOR SOCIETY RONV I: Mrs. Bennett, J. Eddy. D Cosino, M. Colkins, S. Cleveland, B. Hiltebrond, S. Tomuro. S. Boon, L. Brunner, G. Vondermost, C. Hynemon, H. Koboyoshi, C. Moffett, J. Schlegcl, L. Horrer. A. Andres, B. Boiton, N. Moffett, K. Richards. D. Kinwold. ROW 2: C. Bollontyne, R. Poore, B. Arte , A. Bidwcll, B. Lockhort, C. Dun-ton, I. Moore, I. Jenkins, S. Hoi-lowoy. J. Reed, M. Huebner. P. Coyd, J. Burch, M. Youel, S. Lewis, P. Gaebe, S. Stowort, B Coon, R Moore. ROW 3: J. Far-ror, B. Thigpen, M. Schreiner, J. Conover, C. Borchering. P. Palm, W. Munro, B. Bristol, L. Bowycr. F. Stone, S. Solquist, L. McKnight. M. Buchhcim. J. Heid, T. Koplon. C. Schmidt. ROW 4: D. Occkert. N. Kruse. D. Berry, D. Zweig. K. Poff. K. Eby, K. Icdbctcr. D. King, C. Toylor, J. Wasson, C. Ropp, P. Schcrrcr, J. Jones, J. Corpin, J. Moore. ROW 5: B. Coen, F. Horwood. T. Wilson, 8. Stuori, B. Lind, S. Boer, B. Campbell, D. Finney, J. landau, M. liljenquist. J. Acuna. 100 COTERIEN ROW 1: s. McCowen, C. Adler, B. Hunter, C. Viebcck, P. Dillon, S. Tomuro, P. McGinn, I. Lippctt, B. Bote, S. Hamel, N. Vagllo, P. Gaebe. ROW 2: Mr. Araton, H. Kobayoshi, J. Campos, J. Clork, B. Redding, C. Dunton, R. Stephenson, J. Heid, G. Brown, R. Marshall, S. Greenwalt. ROW 3: S. Rios, S. Ruth, I. 8owyer, J. Ransom, S. Gilmore, J. Polizzi, $. Morales, D. Finney. 8. Glossmon, R. Freeman, Mrs. Foster. ROW 4: B. Davis, J. Turner, D. Kinwald, T. Wilson, S. Trecdgold, K. James, C. Briggs, E. Svoneborg, B. Mor-ales, F. Sellers, J. Buckles, K. Finley. HONOR ROLL ROW 1: Mrs, Bennett, T. Slaback, M. Lemon, M. Sibson, S. White, I. lippctt. C. Winters. J. Heilig-mon, S. Moloney, J. Sweeney, C. Benike, S. Sisson, C. Edwards, G. Conkoy, K. Gordner, M. Proter, B. Durnell. ROW 2: E. Frictze, I. Burns, P. Butler. E. Miles, J. Stew-ort. J. Smithey, A. del Castillo, C. Stolon, N. Czubo. C. Hill, B. Hedrick. I. Peck, G. Herderson, R. Stephenson, A. Uycsugi. ROW 3: F. Sellers, M. Church, P. Ver-haegen, D. Sisk, S. Storm, D. Adams. L. Brown. M. Stephens. S. Robe, P. Smith, A. Wasson, D. Marshall. ROW 4: K James, R. Keller, A. Cantrell, D. Overly, P. Pearlmon, G. Hollcwell, J. Caudle, C. Weaver, V. Nicholos, J. Ronsom, J. Moomow, M. Rohrs. G. Zimmcrmon, K. Swanson, M. Weinreich. ROW 5: C. Briggs. J. Turner. R. Frcemon. E. Svancborg, D. Hunter. J. Johnson. J. Buckles. J. O'Connell. 8. Gerard, R. Kruse, C. Cullings. J. Porter, M. Caden. . 101 A- . ROW 1: P. Flcodmon, 0. Jonsen, C. Hein. M. Mujer, J. Duberowski, S. Cortlcdge. D. Smith. ROW 2: Mi s. Richardson, G. Zim-merman, M. Youel, L. Bowyer, S. Boyle, K. Wahlbcrg, S. Hufft, W. Agotsch, B. Viebeck. ROW 3: E. Svancberg, J. Trego, V. Smith, B. Hendricks, T. Stringer, P Howard, K. Poff, J. Johnson, D. Swenson, P. Agotsch. GERMAN CLUB LATIN CLUB ROW 1: B. Borton, J. Pellegrin, R. Strandc-Icgcn, N. Templeton, K. Hilligoss, S. An-germiller, A. Morris, B. Colkins. ROW 2: B. Thornton, B. Hiltebrand, S. Tomura, S. Bean, D. King, J. Williams, J. Webster, R. Stephenson, G. Angcrson, C. Walter, W. Munro, P. Kisow. ROW 3: I. Holmborg, J. Conover, R. Homrick, D. Boillif, J. Campos, S. Berger, J. Comstock, C. Toelle, J. Gcr-dell, K. Bochmonn, 0. Sisk. ROW 4: P. Butler, R. Hollenbeck, M. Blessing, M. Buch-hoim, R. Whitokcr. D. Viclc. ROW 5: Mr. Pershing, D. Gcrmoin, D. Ccarley, P. Scch-mon, K. Wognor, R. Freeman, R. Kisow, 0. LaVoy, N. Kruse, H. Kuchera. FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: P. Elliott, S. Sisson. C. Shelby, G. Vandcrmast, K. Sexton, J. Stewart, B. Eut-sey, L. Brown, L. Argoo, J. Oliver, Mr. Bouchard. ROW 2: $. Carr, S. Stewart, S. Smith, L. McKnight, B. Tanner, C. Benikc, C. Moffett, N. Voglio, W. Schcrrer, R. Campbell, M. Mowrer, C. Whitcomb. ROV 3: P. Butler, S. Anderson, M. Buchheim. N. Moffett, M. Bagwell, C. Taylor, K. Cochran, S. Montoe, D. Adorns, E. Miles, J. Jones, W. Duursma. ROW 4: F. Stone, J. Heidecke, S. Hollowoy. B. Johnson, A. Contrail. P. Jorgenson, J. Speck, M, Beals, J. C. Conover, C. Borchoring. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: J. Winn, G. Hollowcll, J. Klipstein, L. Franklin, G. Neiman, C. Adler, J. Rise-ling, B. Roldan, P. Gonzales, G. Gonzalej, R. Coralos, Mr. Lopez. ROW 2: B. Rosier, B. Hedricks, C. Edwards, L. Force, T. Kaplan, D. Green, P. Anderson, P. Lloyd, J. Schlcgcl, B. Hynerran, C. Winters, C. Millings. ROW 3: C. De Arcos, L. Frias, E. Zuniga, L. Grijolva, F. Basques, $. Schroder, J. W'asson, A, Wosson, Y. Lopez, G. Vigil. ROW 4: M. Cadcn, R. Flores, E. Frictzc, M. Villalobos, B. Morales, M. Par-ton, S. Stoughton. ■ SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: B. Denton, S. Stephson, J. Zeller, C. Hyncmon, D. Jontzon, A. Andros, G. Beem, J. Heiligman, M. McCustion, $. Londo, P. Floodmon, S. Gould, C. Farqu-harsan, Mr. Lopez. ROW 2: D. Shuffler, D. Porter, J. Sutton, L. Oman, P. Brown, J. Jefferies, D. Whitcakcr, P. Martin, D. Cc-sino, G. Henderson, J. Norman, J. Clark, A. del Castillo. ROW 3: C. Cartwright, B. Goody, M. Rohrs, L. Skinnor, J. Polizzi, L. Cremers, P. Crozier, R. Ryland, G. Lehman, P. Bcnford. ROW 4: M. Schrloner, B. Oviedo, L. Sorenson, C. 8riggs, T. Stroch-lon, J. Vorburg, J. Burch, N. Cosgrove, C. Hill, K. Ledbeter. FUTURE NURSES’ CLUB ROW 1: P. Dcughtory, A. Williamson, J. Dioz, B. Giles, E. Hinson, L. Mitchell, S. Compboll, P. Krueger, Mrs. Gillen. ROW 2: B. Sparks, B. Curtis, K. Granados, R. Hamrick, P. Mitchell, L. Homo, G. Chittock, S. Garrett, M. Atkins. ROW 3: C. Powell, J. Wolf, R. Hofton, S. Meshimer, J. Hei-derke, K. Bruton, J. Campos, L. Burns. MATH CLUB ROW 1: L. lippott. L. Brown, J. Stcw-ort, D. Jantzen, B. Campbell, K. Sexton, B. Tanner. J. Bellows, C. Whitcomb. ROW 2: C. 8ollantyne, D. King, F. Armstrong, D. Finney, G. Brown, G. Ramirez, P. Schcrrer, D. Gillen, T. Kaplan, Mr. Wilson, ROW 3: J. Griset, 0. Guest, G. Carr, J. Porter. R. Burns, J. Styring, D. Overby. J. Corpin, J. Clark, J. Turner. ROW 4: T. Lile, S. Treadgold, M. liljen-quist, D. Zweig, B, Kcrfoot, R. Cono. ROW 5: B. Robbins, K. Jomes, R. Androde, J. London, J. Johnson, G. Scplok, C. Beals, F. Harwood, R Prott, A. Trego, V. Smith, M. Brodloy, 0. Schriefer. ■ PRESS CLUB ROW 1: I. Filson. M. Hcein, E. Nix. K. Hilligoss, L. Thacker, L. lippctt. ROW 2: B. Thornton. S. Wilzel, W. Scherrer, S. Bennett, M. Bagwell, M. McLean, M. Wilde, Mrs. La Main. ROW 3: R. Parkins, L. Charticr, J. Buckles, K. Finley, 8. Cullum, B. Glass man. NATURA CLUB ROW 1: P. Kennedy. C. Fidducio, S. Hamel, A. Andres. C. Adler. K, Joseph. 0. Hoyden, K. Kocos. ROW 2 D. Aro, B. Bote. Y. Aro. 0. Voil. P. Moson, M, Gayden, B. Hedrick, R. Flores, S. Anderson. J. Palmer, Mr. Gordon. ’__________J SPEECHMASTERS ROW 1: J. Fabre, J. Fortune, L. Lippett, Mr. Schultr. ROW 2: W. Winters, D. Winters, R. Pooro, L. Bochcnck, J. Ellison. COURTESY CLUB BOTTOM ROW: K. Joseph, K. Karpen, R. Campbell, S. Sisson. TOP ROW: Mr. Jock, K. ledbeter, J. Herrin, B. Gordon, M. Con-for. STAGE CREW ROW 1: J. Pugh, T. Mitsehele, L. Word, J. Londoll, Mr. Bolton, D. Rogers. SECRETARIAL CLUB ROW 1: L. Strovb, 0. Root. C. Adler, C. Edwards, J. Klipstein, L. Hughes, K. Everett, A. Komoe, A. Froncc, T. Cossiter, J. Burch, M. McMillon, L. Costonzo, A. Gordow. L. Beltron, G. Gonzales, B. Qwinones, R. Pctcz, Miss Hollctt. ROW 2: L. Omon, K. Joseph, G. Gregory, C. Sinkey S. Olinyk, M. Rohrs, R. Duncan, L. Moore, C. Peter, J. Winn, P. Afuolo, C. Carey, D. Easel, M. McCumiskey, T. Krupp. ROW 3: C. Hoffman, P. Amther, W. Shout-is, S. Shoen, B. Schmidt, N. Moore, J. Coudle, V. Adams, J. Pyatt, C. Bortoch, A. Rogers, K. Mullen, A. Wos-son, E. Rodrigues, G. Albarado, B. Bobo, C. Ayola. ARTIZANS CLUB ROW t: K. Peltinger, B. Calkins. L. Holmberg, P. Butlor, J. Duborowski, K. Sexton. ROW 2: J. Palmer, R. Duncan, C. Burns, E. Fisher, P. Belt, M. Burkhart, Mrs. Boucher. ROW 3: L. Goodwin, M. Glenn, J. Boyd, L Bochenek, K. Broussard, B. Oviedo, G. Dunning, S. Anderson, J. Fortune. KEY CLUB ROW 1: D. Nolle, D. Kinwold, J. Clark, B. Compbell, K. Lowery, B. Marshall. ROW 2: K. Lloyd, H. Mi-chcl, J. Dcver, S. Trepdgold, C. Ber-gcr. ROW 3: S. Ashbaugh, C. Briggs, T. Wilson, K. James, K. Finley, F. Sellers. TRI-Y INTER CLUB COUNCIL ROW 1: J. Shilling. S. Monroe, K. Welly, Mils Rozor. ROW 2: C. Hoff-man, K. Icdbctter, J. Herrin, R. Ry-land. B. Blackwood. SENIOR TRI-Y ROW 1: Miss Rozor, K. Petfinger, J. Shilling, K. Welty, C. Fidducio, I. Bojo. ROW 2: N. Potter, S. Wright. J. Norman, L. Tothorn, S. Homel, J. Jones. ROW 3: t. Oman, M. Chgrch, 0. Aro, V. Odenath, J. Polizzi. 108 JUNIOR TRI-Y ROW 1: S. White, E. Lopez, M. Thomson, S. Steworf, 8. Borton, J. Klipstcin, C. Edwards, P. Brown, M. Lohee, K. Tessier, P. Sinsel, S. Atkins, S. Witt, J. Botdan, J. Fellows. ROW 2: D. Graf, L. Mordcll, S. Garza, K. Anderson, P. Hall, M. Acklin, $. Monroe, K. Richardson, B. Hedrick, D. King, L. Skinner, P. Benford, N. Moore, B. Tobor, M. Atkins, P. Krueger, C. Ferguson, S. Shone. SOPHOMORE TRI-Y ROW 1: S. Dowson, C. Cohrt, J. Shuler, B. Welty, R. Beyon, M. Lowe, M. Fenwick. ROW 2: C. Cronin, M. Prichitt, A. Bidwcll, S. Pelior, B. Lockhart, L. 8?unner, C. Alcott, P. Com-bell, N. Czubo. E. Potter. ROW 3: A. Potter, L. Hcfficns, I. Shoulit. P. Cro-shur, R. Rhjin, B. Thornton, P. Beth-ard, B. Blockwood. P. Briggs. S. Huft, M. Meyers, S. Guerin. 109 LETTERMEN’S CLUB ROW 1: D. Edwards, C. Briggs. R. Irwin, K. Jomes, T. lombeth. W. Bailey. G. Rcmirez, T. Joyce. ROW 2: Mr. Johnson, J. Turner, B. Reynolds. J. Clark, P. Kibly. B. Campbell, Mr. Ross. ROW 3: B. Lind. B. Burns, T. Lyle, L. Griswold, R. Cono, T. Henrich. ROW 4: R. Jockson, T. Rccd. R. Andrade, K. Wenzel. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES Judy Heid, Steven Boer. F.H.A. ROW 1; G. Rodriguez. T. 8ynon, N. Jensen, L. Smith. M. Mock, C. Colvillo, t. Glardo, P. Conalos. ROW 2: Miss Kelsey, G. Vigil. J. Sehonchy, K. New-house, S. Specht, M. Stephens, S. Gorzo, R. Flores. ROW 3: K. Tessier. V. Gonzoles, 8. Espinozo, J. Machado, C Morales, R. Dclgodo, I. Frias. R Calderon. LITTLE THEATRE GUILD ROW I: S. Anderson, 0. Kinwold. C. Pope. C. Berger, P. Strybing, S. Schrader. ROW 2: B. Quinones. M. Lemon, L. Shorter, L. lippett, S. Bennette, M. Hoien, C. Hyne-mon, J. Pclligrin, S. Sisson, J. Riseling. ROW 3: S. lende, B. Cul-lum, M. Mock, K. Everett, J. Brandt, F. Stone, M. McLeon, S. Maloney, A. Kcmae, Mr. Leecing. ROW 4: J. Schlegel. C. Huestis, S. Fellow?, P. Butler, M. Bagwell, C. Rozcy. V. Odenoth, G. Allemann, J. Heideck, B. Thornton, J. Polmcr, S. Corr, N. Herron. ROW 5: S. Gordon, L. Sorensen, L. Word. C. Briggs, B. Ycuel. R- Mowrer, R. Garthe, B. Davis, D. Ferrell. J. Kowojo, C. Ayala. CONTEMPORARY DANCERS’ GUILD ROW 1: K. Sexton, J. Aosen, C. Crandall, S. Witt, S. Hoiser, P. Elliott. B. Gibson, Mrs. Hayes, A. Gordon, D. Akers, C. Huestis, G. Bcem, J. Riseling. J. Pelligrin, M. McCuistion, J. Johnson. ROW 2: G. Gregory, M. Blessing, M. Hawkins, K. Mullen, N. Jensen. G. Odenoth. W. Schaulis, L. Robertson, P. Omey, J. Quisenberry, A. Williomson, J. Ruhman, V. Groves, T. Cossitor, J. Palmer. P. Dillon, C. Whitcomb, J. Fellows, T. Kcplan, V. Nicholos. G. Zim- merman, S. Stout. ROW 3: S. Schroder, L. Totham, N. Toplin, A. Rogers, L. Booth, A. Komae, M. Acklin, L. Holmberg, J. Stew-ert, J. Sweeney, C. Farquohrson, M. Atkins, L. Allen, J. Heiligmonn, J. Goldstein, S. lewis, N. Moffett, J. Lewis. K. Joseph, J. Boyd, G. Allemann._____________ CARD SECTION LEADERS M. Thomos, J. Jongewaard. S. Livingston, P. Davis, C. Dovis, T. Taylor. USHERETTES ROW 1: P. Gocbc, A. Paulsen, C. Moffett, C. Hynemon. N. Vogilo. S. lende, 8. Redding, C. Dunton, P. Lloyd, J. Clark. ROW 2: S. Anderson, E. Miles. A. del Costillo. K. Stircwolt. S. Lewis, D. Koboyoshi, S. Stout, L. Forco. N. Moffett, G. Zimmerman, Mr. Garrison, ROW 3: K. Eby. V. NicKolos, M. Buehheim, J. Bellows. C. Toylor, J. Heid, B. Bristol, J. Wosson, S. Holloway. FUTURE FACULTY ROW 1: C. Smith, M. Hoicn, S. Fowler, A. Paulson, B. Redding, S. lende, B, Bor-ton, S. Stowort. P. Hoppins, B. Hobson, R. Campbell, A. Morris, D. Janren, K. Kor-pen, J. Goldstein, A. Andros. ROW 2: P. Lloyd. J. Clark. N. Moffett, J. Hclllgmon, J. Stewart, S. Smith, C. Moffett, L. Lippett, M. Huebncr, S. Fellows, M. Prater, P. Floodman, J. Webster, M. Atkins, D. Casino. ROW 3: S. Hollowoy, J. Fortune, S. Schildmcyer, J. Bellows, M. McLean, K. Cochran, G. Henderson, J. Reed, D. Adorns, E. Miles, M. Youcl, H. Kuchero, I. Filson, Miss Watson. ROW 4: Mr. Reeve. C. Powell, J. Herrin, K. Ledbetter, M. Cor-ter, J. Conover, V. Smith, L. Sorensen, V. Nicholas, S. Boer, 0. Winters, R. Poore, M. Blessing, L. Brown, 0. King. A.F.S. CLUB ROW 1: S. Stout, N. Moffett, P. Lloyd. J. Hciligmon, S. White, G. Vondermost, J. Riseling. K. Hilligos, S. Angermiller, C. Cohrt. S. Stewart, N. Viglio, 0. Adams, P. Anderson. ROW 2: S. Hollowoy, J. Conover, J. Minor, 0. Kinwold, M. Caden, A. Rogers, C. Mullun, C. Dunton. P. Michel, W. Scherrer, P. Krucgor, L. Bowyer, M. Huebncr, L. Harrer. ROW 3: P. Scherrer, S. Anderson, J. Bellows, K. Ledbcter, 8. Gordon, K. Richards, A. Poulscn, S. Lende, C. Moffett, S. Berger, 8. Tonner, D. Larsen, C. Borchering, B. Bristol, W. Munro. P. Palm, I. Filson, A. Wosson. ROW 4: F. Harwood, R, Lind, J. 'Wasson, M. M.cLeon, K. Cochran, S. Moloney, C. Toylor, M. 8uchheim, C. Flynn, M, Beals, L. Brown, L. Holmberg. ROW 5: Mr. Moyc rry, £, Svoncborg. K. James, B. Robbins, G Cobb J. Turner. P, Sackman, K. Lowery I S;-ori! sen, C. Briggs, S. Boer, J. O'Connr 3 Gordon. L. Franklin, R. Hollenbeck. DEBUTANTES AND ESQUIRES ROW Is R. Gorthc, C. 8«rger, P. Jorgenson, J. McCloncy, J. Holt, I. McKnight, L. Poison, S. McCowcn, S. Schrader, J. Conover. ROW 2: C. Pope, K. James, H. Williamson, F. Wight, S. Sisson, J, Mocm-ow, C. Borchering, S. Gilmore, G. Lehman, Mr. Anderson. ROW 3: S. Crawford, R. Lewis, E. Brown, D. Kinwald, J. Pelligren, A. Andres, M. George, C. Fryman, R. Curiale. ROW 4: R. Edwards, J. Wolfs, S. Hill, N. Witcher, P. Lloyd, K. Swonson, J. Shuler, 0. Hall, V. Odcnath. A CAPELLA CHOIR ROW 1: S. Schrader, S. McCowcn, B. Car-stonson, L. McKnight, L. Poison, B. Bivens, B. Lockhart, K. Code, C. Collins, J. Holt, L. Voll, J. Pelligren, A. Andres, M. George, P. Ruff, K. Ledbeter, C. Hoffman, J. Conover, Mr. Anderson. ROW 2: G. Lehman, S. Gilmore, C. Borchering, J. Moomaw, C. Leask, K, Karpcn, P. Baier, K. Richards, T. Cossitor, S. Sisson, S. White, P. Lloyd, J. Forrar, J. Zeller, L. Jenkins, K. Swanson, J. Shuler, K. Taylor, D. Hall, V. Odcnath, L. Costonzo, R. Curiale. ROW 3: K. James, H. Williamson, F. Wight, C. Ferris, L. Bochenek, S. Stroughton, J. McCloncy, P. Scckman, M. Groat, J. Durham, D. Kinwald, R. Grobc, R. Lewis, H. Michol, R. Fox, S. Crawford. ROW 4: C. Pope, R. Garthe, F. Scott, P. Jorgenson, C. Borgor, D. Gillen, A. Cantrell, E. 8rown, N. Witcher, L. Martin, S. Hill, V. Sanders, D. Gor-land, J. Watts, L. Johnson. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB ROW 1: M. Mower, R. Coroles, M. McMullen, A. Williamson, A. Fronco, B. Rolden, G. Rodiguez, L. Mitchell, J. Oliver, T. Christen, S. Livingston, C. King. ROW 2: L. Smith, L. Schumacher, N. Pottor. C. Penticost, S. Morrison, J. Sanchez, S. Py-lant, V. Rios, P. Arrison, J. Pyott, L. Barrels. ROW 3: S. Robe, R. Sabish, M. Mott, L. Uoca, O. Alcott, J. Lara, D. Highland, L. Grijclua, B. Bruns, N. Gonzales, C. Hurtado, D. Etheridge. ROW 4: K. Flynn, J. Boyd. J. Crawford, D. Monobom, V. Angle, S. Anderson, K. Lander, A. Spencer, T. Early, J. West, B. Curtis, R. Horton. SPINSTERS ROW 1: C. Dunton, S. Fiduccio, B. Ortiz, C. Hynemon, S. Lends, A. Poolien, N. Vaglio, B. Redding, P. Anderson, P. Kennedy, Miss Sewell. ROW 2: S. Anderson, B. Bote, J. Lindsey, 0. Aro, B. Bristol, S. Schroder, P. Lloyd, J. Klipstein, K. Karpcn, L. Burns. ROW 3: M. Mclcon, J. Moo-maw, L. McKnight, S. Maloney, J. Ransom, J. Ramsey, M. Buchhoim, J. Clark, A. del Costillo, K. Cochran. BACHELORS ROW 1: R. Jackson, 0. Utley, R. Porter, M. Codcn, T. Parks. ROW 2: T. Morse, R. Irwin, J. Cripps, D. Finney, G. Brown, F. Armstrong. ROW 3: J. Knox, A. Craig, T. Schnoble, R. Heiberg. R. Burns. ROW 4: C. Brooks, T. Wilson, J. Styring, Mr. Dodge. 114 2SS231 BAND Mr. Hoi Reuter, Bond Director Fronk Seller , Drum Major This yeor the football season has been highlighted by the enthusiastic participation of the Marching Saints, under the direction of Mr. Harold Reuter and Drum Major, Fronk Sellers. The entertaining half-time shows seen at every home game will be remembered by all for their originality and zest. Two of the most outstanding shows were The Guessing Game and Jungle to Jive which ended with several members of the band twisting. Much appreciation and praise go to the Marching Saints for their excellent performance. ROW 1: F. Seller . R. Anglo. K. Broussard, G. Hagan, P. Dillon. S. Williomson. D. Jom«s. S. Schrock, I. Carter, B. Durncll, B. Oviedo, D. Lein. S. McCowan. C. Whitcomb. V. Null, S. Hoy. ROW 2: J. Phillips, W. Sherrow. D Scott. E. Killingsworth. H. Hamlin, K. Ncwhouse, L. Moore. S. Gould. J. Compos, P. Goreio, J. Lowson, B. Orti . S. Audiss, D. Viele. K. Stewort, $. Braun. ROW 3j J. Pentko, J. Frios, M. Rohrv D. Boillif. S. Gordon, K. Edwords, C. Walter, R. Ford, G. Jocobs, J Hoogstad. S. Franklin, E. Flonsburg, R. Cosper. Mr. Reuter. 116 BANNER GIRLS K. Pettinger, L. Skinner, M. Bagwell, P. Johnson, E. Colter, M. Bool, $. Gilmore, F. Stone, V. Sloter, S. Coillouet, I. Frioi. PEP BAND ROW 1: S. Gordon, C. Whitcomb, B. Durnell, S. Gordon, P. Dillon, R. Moore, M. Rohrs, W. Sherrow, K, Edwards. ROW 3: Mr. Reuter, J. Benitez. Oviedo. ROW 2: S. Hoy, D. King, J. Pentico, S. Gould, J. Hoogstad, L. F. Sellers, G. Hogon, K. 8roussard. 117 SONG LEADERS CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: H. Koboyoshi. R. Gordo, B. Bate, T. Carr, M. Gibion. ROW 1: I Mullen. C. Fidoedo, S. Homel. P Andcrion. s FLAG TWIRLERS 8. Wilson, W. Shoulis. D. Kinney, S. Gclvsho, R. Lambert, J. Pollizzi. i MAJORETTES B. Gibson, P. McGinn, I. Beltrom, P. Amthor. 119 Nicoletto Voglio left her home in Torino, Italy, to come to America for two reasons: she wanted to learn about the United States and teach about Italy. She has done that and more. She has shown, through personal charm and keenness of mind, that she was a fine choice to be an A.F.S. good will ambassador. Nicoletta's visit was made possible by the American Field Service and through the kindness of the Lynn H. Lende family, who shared their home. Nicoletto has learned to enjoy many American foods and activities and will, undoubtedly, share them with her family and friends at home. In completing the exchange idea, she has taught her American friends Italian customs. Nicoletto hos proven once more what a wonderful program the American Field Service has created. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Kaiundborg, Denmark, is the home town of exchange student, Erik Svaneborg. Erik, under the sponsorship of the Americon Field Service and sharing the home of the Robert E. Bowyer family, has found many differences between Santa Ana and Kalundborg. Freeways, millions of people, orange groves and our warm climate were all new to him. It is in these differences and in making comparisons with Denmark, however, that the value of Erik's experience is made apparent. The whole A.F.S. idea is a program of learning. Hoping to make a career in the Danish diplomatic corps, Erik is well on his woy to fulfilling his wish. As an exchange student, he has demonstrated friendliness, an ability to learn and a willingness to tell about his native Denmark. All these qualities are necessary elements for a future in diplomacy. Erik's trip and study will not soon be forgotten by either him or his American friends. Erik Svoneborg 120 Lafti Allemon AMERICANS ABROAD Trondheim, Norway, was the home town of Lani Alleman, an A.F.S. American Abroad, for the first semester of her senior year. After completing many applications and waiting through many anxious months in her junior year, Lani was notified thot she was to spend seven months with the Hoyem family in wonderful Trondheim. In June, 1962, Lani left on an adventure that exceeded even her most thrilling dreams. She sailed across the Atlantic, traveled by train across northern Europe, studied Norwegian in Oslo, and went to school in Trondheim. Becoming fluent in the language of her new friends enabled Lani to get acquainted with many Norwegian customs. She learned to know and understand Norway and her people. Now that she is home again, she can help more Americans understand the Scandinavians. In doing this, Lani is fulfilling the purpose of her sponsor, the American Field Service. Senior Susan Salquist spent six months in Kulmbach, Germany, this year. As a part of the American Field Service program, Susan lived with a German family, that of Heinz Andrae, and saw and took part in many traditions of romantic Germany. Standing out in Susan's life in her foreign home are the boat trips on the fabulous Rhein and a visit to divided Berlin. In these two memories Susan holds a picture of both beautiful and tragic Germany. Learning the language and going to school were of major importance to our Saint abroad. Susan is now better able to understand the situations and viewpoints of a people whose country is of world-wide importance. Sujon Solquht Dovid Kinwald Jo« Kowojo, Potli Elliott Curti Pope NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER OR MORE TO BE PITIED THAN CENSORED Already famous for such past hits as A Working Girl's Secret, Oklahoma!, The Man Who Came to Dinner, The Boyfriend, and You Can't Take It with You, a talented group of actors in Santa Ana High School presented No Mother to Guide Her as its Winter Play. Under the enthusiastic guidance of Joyce Heidecke as student director and the thoroughness of Jeff Evans as stage manager, the 1962 Winter Play was expertly presented. The cost was headed by Sandy Anderson seen os Spring Overton; Curtis Pope as Caspar Van-denburgh; and Dave Kinwald os Talbot Twillingham. During the entire week before the play, the true sp:rit of the old melodramas was felt, as posters went up, handbills were passed out, and skits were given concerning the play. To add to the ofmosphere at the theatre, the P.T.A. sold popcorn and root beer with the waiters and waitresses dressed in appropriate costumes. Santa Ana High School is fortunate to have the enthusiastic and versatile leadership of Walden Leec-ing, head of the Drama Department. His influence as Drama Coach has reached nearly all of the students of Santa Ana High School for the post four years. Sandy Andcrton Pool Strybing Georgio Allemann I You've got to hand if to Little Mary Sunshine. These lyrics rang through the halls and still resound in proud memory of this year's musical. More than eighty hours rehearsal time contributed to the overwhelming success of Little Mary Sun-shine. Both stunning performances were adequate tribute to the dedication of an outstanding cost headed by Shirley Schrader as Little Mary and Ken James as Captain Jim with Diane Hall, Richard Lewis, Susan Hollowoy, Frank Sellers, Leonard Riley, and Roy Irwin. Numerous others including the Forest Rangers and Young Ladies from East Chester Finishing School added greotly to the success. The Production Staff by no means took a position of subordinate importance. Under the inspiring guidance of Mr. Walden Leecing; student directors, Georgia Alleman and Sandy Anderson; and the many eager chairmen and members of various committees so necessary for coordination in production, the play was hailed os a success. Espris de corps ran high, smoothly blending cast, staff, and orchestra info one precise unit. Several experiments proved successful this year: o special sound system improved the acoustics, reserved seating guaranteed a fine view; and a whispering compaign awarded valuable prizes. As an extra-added attraction our uniformed Forest Rangers could be seen parading down Fourth Street announcing the ploy. The musical truly proved that excellence is a tradition of S.A.H.S. 124 125 A T H L Don Guest SAINTS OF THE WEEK Ken Lloyd Ted Porks Gotio Seonoa Steve Tompkins - ■ ■, Richard Goode Chuck Briggs Rudy Andrade Terry Schnable Mike Meier Feiui Gafoo Corl Kuchera Dick Swenson Ken James Tim Wilson Chuck Ferris Monucl Guzman FIRST STRING Dole Hennemuth Ted Reed Dove Hartman Mike Bo-otman Ron Jackson Danny Perez Jim Beal John Warner Ted Stroschein Gerald Smith Bill Thompson r —T W h.. . Only eight letfermen returned for the 1962 season. But head coach Bus McKnight, ably assisted by line coach Nick Roussos, back coach Earl Engmon. ond end coach Jack Dennen, developed a team which compiled a 6 win 3 loss record. The Saints were lead by tri-captains Rudy Andrade, Ken James, and Ted Reed. The Saints began the season with a 6—0 victory over cross-city rival. Valley. The game was lotcr forfeited because of an ineligible player. They then defeated Chaffey in a wild 33—20 game. In league play, the Saints dropped Rancho 27—0, lost to a strong Westminster team 33—0, defeated Costa Mesa 32—0 on Color Day, lost a heart-breaker in the last four seconds to a fired up Westorn team 7—6, were overpowered by arch rival Anaheim 34—6, and ended their season with wins over Newport 33—6 and Fullerton 33-0. Steve Tompkins was chosen Saint of the Year. Saint captain Rudy Andrade was chosen Most Inspirational and Richard Goode was chosen Most Improved Player. Steve Tompkins, Rudy Andrade, Richard Goode, and Ted Reed made all-league honors. Tompkins, Reed, and Andrade also were selected for the all-county team. Ted Reed. Rudy Andrade. Ken James. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1: T. Ursuo. R Edwards. T. Parks, T. Schnabel, B. Legler, D Hennc-muth, C. Kuchera. G. Fctui. J Guthrie, 0. Guest. ROW 2: D. Hortmon, J. Warner, C Ferris, G Smith. M. Guzman. M. Mendez. G. Peters, M. Meier, 0. Swenson, R Jockson, T. Stroschein. ROW 3: Coach B McKnight, Cooch Roussos. F. lorrivo, G. Norton, J. Beal. M. Boatmon. 0. Perez, G. Seonoo, 0. Sumrow, Cooch E. Engmon, Cooch J. Dennen. ROW 4: J. Nopter, I. Estes, B. Thompson, F. Armstrong, Co-Copt. R. Andrade, R, Goode, Co-Copt. T. Reed. C opt. K. James, T. Wilson, C. Briggs, K. Lloyd. 130 BEE CEE 6- 0 33-20 27- 0 0-33 31- 0 6- 7 6-34 33- 6 33- 0 Valley .... Chaffey ... Rancho ... Westminster Costa Mesa Western ... Anaheim . . Newport . . Fullerton .. . 0-18 26- 7 33- 6 13-12 24- 7 6-13 20- 0 25- 0 18- 0 Valley Chaffey ... Rancho Westminster Costa Mesa Western . . Anaheim . . Newport . . Fullerton . . VARSITY Valley ................... Chaffey .................. Rancho .................. Westminster............... Costa Mesa .............. Western .................. Anaheim ................. Newport ................. Fullerton ............... Behind the oble cooching of Bill Ross and Lorry Aroson, the Saint Bees finished the 1962 season with a record of 7 wins—3 losses. Led by their tri-coptains. Rich Coleman, Richard Tundag, and Tamasone Filipio, they showed skill, sportsmanship, and fine team work all seoson. The Bees improved throughout the yeor and shut out their lost three opponents. Opening their season against Valley, the Bees were defeated 18— 0. They went on to win four straight over Chaffey 26—7, Rancho 33—6, Westminster 13—12, and Costa Mesa 24—7, before falling to Western by a score of 13—6. The Bees downed Anaheim 20—0 in their best game of the year. They finished the season with shut-outs over Newport 25—0 and Fullerton 18—0. Captain Richard Tundag was chosen Most Valuable Player. ROW 1: R. Colemon, R, Tundog. T. Filipio; Co-Captains. BEE FOOTBALL io'4e 8e;.3p oW i ROW !: R Pcralto, 0. Gortio. B Lindsey. R. Benson. $. Fronklen, B. Russell. P leiguson, B. Webber. H. Torongo. E. Preston. A. Uyesugi, 0. Slyuester. F Spongier, R Oe lo Cruz ROW 2: Cooch Ross. R. 8unch R Tundog. B Gecutti. S. Rios. O V.ullens, T. Flipio. W. Soldano, V. Fridi, J. Horrclson, R. Kennedy, C. Akers, J. Leonard. S. Rios. 0. Rodriguez, G. Mod red, Cooch Aroson. ROW 3: J. Mendoza, J. Olsen. J. Solis, B. Bunch, M. Cordcr, B Dunlcer, B. Kerker, J. Woters, J. Romeriz, D. Fox, F. Rcrry, M. Touno, C. Shook. S. Meir, R. Colemon. K 132 ■ Despite numerous injuries to key players near the end of the season, the Cees finished with a 4—win, 3—loss, 2—tie record. The Little Saints were coached by Bob Thurston and Warren Johnson and were captained by Paul Howard, Ed Miller and Dove Palomino for the '62 season. In their first game, the Cees shut out Valley 35—0. In their next two outings, the Saints defeated Chaffey 20—0 and Rancho 33—13. The Saints then tied a strong Westminster team in a game which the coaches considered the best of the year. The Cees blanked Costo Mesa 20—0 and tied Western 7—7 before meeting defeat, due to injuries, at the hands of Anaheim 18—6, Newport 12—6, ond Fullerton 6—0. David Palomino, the classy halfback, was chosen Most Valuable Player. Fine coaching by Bob Thurston and Warren Johnson made the difference between a winning and losing seoson. Pool Howard. Edword Miller. David Palomino,- Co-Caplains. CEE FOOTBALL ROW 1: L. Dobois, J. Jackson, I. Noonon, E. Miller, B. Henderson, D. Palomino, A. Rivero, J. Coleman, J. Holguin. ROW 2: J. Smith, D. Hagans, G. O'Compo, C. Wright, E. Zsigo, R. Orono, J. Deuel, E. Valos- quez. H. Guisfo, T. Nieblos. A. Grijolvo. ROW 3: Coach Thurston. I Boron. R. Broun, R. Cox. D. VonPool. f Solis. P Howord. M. lynem. B Acosto, S. Schrock. C. Mottson, Cooch Johnson. y ROW 1: I. Parkj, C. Briggj, J. Coon, H. McMcckin, 0. finney, R Lind ROW 2: B. Johnson, B. Yovel. K. Lloyd. Mr. W.lholm, J. 8cal, I. Sorenson, J. Aeono. VARSITY BASKETBALL Experiencing their best season in years, the Santa Ana Saints, coached by Bob Wilhelm, compiled an 18—8 seasonal record and finished in a first place tie with Anaheim for the Sunset League Championship. The Saints opened their season with a narrow 39—38 loss to Orange. The Saintly-Falcon, a perpetual trophy between Santa Ana High and Santa Ana Valley, was at stake as Valley downed the Saints in overtime 47-41. The Saints went into overtime again to grab a win from Redlands 55— 50, and Crescenta Valley dealt the Saints a 49—40 loss in the Dominguez Invitational Tournament. The Saints got their revenge from Valley 42—35 and beat Tustin 50— 48, before losing to Orange 47—33 in the Valley Invitational Tournament. In the San Bernardino Kiwanis Tournament, the Saints downed Colton 49—46 and Antelope Valley 58—50, while losing to Long Beach Poly 63—40 ond Anaheim 52—35. Starting their Sunset League schedule, Santa Ana beat Rancho 48—34, Westminster 53—30, Costa Mesa 67—39, Western 60-45, arch-rival Anaheim 34—32, in the game of the year, Newport 53—36, and Fullerton 42-40. Sporting a 7—0 record, the league leading Saints continued their win streak by defeating Rancho 27—23, Westminster 61—39, and Western 58—44, to win their 13th straight game. Anaheim ended the Saints' victory string with a 49—40 upset. The Saints then went on to defeat Newport 53—39 and Fullerton 70—41 to finish their Sunset League season with a 13—1 record. As Sunset League Co-Champion, the Saints entered the CIF play-offs against Mayfair who eliminated the Saints 51—44. Larry Sorensen and Harvey McMeekin were honorable captains. Dale Finney was the leading scorer with a 16 point overage. Larry So'cnjen ond Horv«y McMcokin, Co-Cap?oin . 136 Molt Voluoblc Ployer Dole Finney 137 ROW J: J. Hoogjiad, J. Rockwell, T. Wilion, W. Pfolt, N. Sonden, M. Welch. ROW 2: V. Burton, G. Spiccker, M. Johnson, B Thompson, B, Coon, J. McForlonc, T. Porduc. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ♦ ROW 1: R, Perolto, D, Sylvester. E. Simentol, F. Spongier. ROW 2: G- Pcorse, J. forror, J. Wottcrt, B Gerard, G. Billioux. BEE AND CEE BASKETBALL ROW 1: B. Pounds, B. Allen, C. Wright. M. Smith, D. Nolle, C. Aldridge, C Ballentyne. ROW 2: T. McNocl. D. Ault, M. McCord, L froron, P. Howard, Coach Pickering. 139 140 141 •• • '. •••:. •• • ... VMtXBUan ROW I: A. Ortcz. J. Dodds, 0. Decker. J. Turner. B. Reynolds J. Clock. T. Pordvc. ROW 2: S. Tompkins, T. Schnobcl. T. Alforo, B. Stuort. D. Finney, K. Lloyd, T. Porks, J. Guthrie, Cooch Ross. VARSITY BASEBALL Dole Finney and Steve Tompkinj, Captains A nucleus of six returning leftermen plus the fine coaching of Bill Ross enabled the 1963 Saint sluggers to hove another outstanding year. The Saints exhibited plenty of hustle and spirit os they brought back many victories to their school. Sointland can expect another good team next year due to the improved Junior Varsity coached by Nick Roussos. They represented their school well during the 1963 seoson. 142 ■ JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL ROW I C. Walsworfh, D. Noule. S. Rios. P. Boily, J. Ramsey, G. Goebel. ROW 3: 0 lox. V Sushie. G Jensen, J. Roskwcll. M, Wclih, W. Pyoit. R, Morgan ROW 2: M. Dukeshire, J. Johnson. G Wilson, J. Richardson. J. Hoggsted, B. Coon. R. Croig, G. Hunkins, P. Howard, B. Danker, J. Shelter, Cooch Roussos GOLF r. ROW 2: D. Lurie, K. Wogner, D. McIntosh, M McCord, 143 ROW 1: B, Patterson, D. Heid, P. lynch, J. Forrai Cooch MocKenzie. ROW 1: S. Rup«rt. E. Preston A Troin. J. Corpin. M. Meier. S. Kinkode. poo. D. Rombo. D. Modi on. R. Sellers. ROW 3: G. Rongel. L. Muniz, M. Weinrich, B. Moreholl, B. Compbell, A. Croig. ROW 2: B. Johnson. G- S. Mendozo. 0. Hogor. 6. Swoim, T. Reed. R. Jockson. Romirez. C. Tripp. C. Feeney, 8. Shuler, K. Wenzel, G. Peters. G. Seo- VARSITY TRACK The 1963 Varsity Track Team began their season with a convincing victory over Tustin and Valley in a meet at Tustin. The Saint's then traveled to Ganesho and got edged by a score of 53-51. Valley defeated the Saint cindermen by one point in the Santa Ana Relays at Santa Ana College. In their last pre-league meet, the Saints took third in the Tustin Invitational Track Meet. At press time, the Saints hed defeated Rancho Alomifos 90—14 to open their Sunset League schedule. Individual stars included Gil Rangel ond Bill Cambell, distance; Louie Muneiz and Stan Kinkade, hurdles,- and Eddie Preston, sprints and broad jump. Ron Jackson proved to be one of the Sunset League's best shot-putters and Mike Weinrich, Harvey McMeekin, ond Ted Parks all cleared 6'0 in the high jump. 144 ROW 1: T. Strcschein, R. Harrell, R. Oviedo, R. Benson, J. Kern. J. Corpin, 3: J. Moore, 0. Deckers. K Lowery, C. Akers. R. Kennedy, L. Hague. $. R. Oe lo Cruz, R. Hanson, H. G;bson. ROW 2: D. Fox, R. Tundag. M. Meier. Mendez, R. Jones, W. Duursmo. S. Schrock, R. Rushing. R. Gibbons. ROW BEE AND CEE TRACK ROW 1: S. Morales, P. Romero, G. O'Compo, J. Polamino. F. Solis. G. Morales, S. Greenwolf, R. Miller. ROW 3: B. Wi omscr. R 'rlc!e“ R Acuna. J. Browne, 0. lynem, B. Bader. T. Coryell. S. Richardson. ROW Harrell. N. Acuna. 0. Rcwe-hcrst P Ferguson. 2: T. Overn. F. Thompson, J. Frias. B. Oviedo. R. Acosta, W. Woclsey. D. 145 SOW 1: P. Bcrrorc. $ Morales, I. Thompson, N. Acuna, B. Woolsey. D. Morales, 8 Bader. ROW 2: 0. Swain, E. Garza, F. Sellers, J. Corpin, R. Jones, I. Muniz, J. Korn, J. Ramsey, Coach Collier. • Gravy Train! 147 SWIMMING At press time, the vorsity swimming team was in the midst of a fine season. Coached by Gerald White, the squad is backed by excellent swimmers such as John Porter, who excels in the individual medley; Tony Gloson, in the butterfly and breast strokes,- Tim Hendrick, in the back stroke and distance events,- and Charles Edgerton in the sprints and individual medley. This season the team boasts an excellent record with four wins and only one loss, losing that to Upland, 56—39 in the first meet of the year. The other scores, in order, are: Santa Ana 51, Corona Del Mar 44; Santa Ana 52, Rancho Alomitcs 43; Santa Ana 48, Riverside 47; Santa Ana 70, Westminster 23. ROW 1: B. Boier. A Anostosia. C. Edgerton. ROW 2: H. Williamson, T. Henrkh, R. Irwin, R. Killer. ROW 3: F. Wight, T. Gleason, J. Porter, J. londau. 148 ■N. ROW 1; J. Punn, J. Bean, L. Ward. ROW 2: T. Rapp, R: Johnson, V. Mullins. BEE AND CEE SWIMMING ROW 1: R. Thomson, M. Yeow, I. Smith, S. Skieth. ROW 2: J. fullmcr, D Grinds. D. Gross. G. Blystone. ROW 3: S. Cohec. D. Von Tatenhovc, D. Boicr, H. Wclecl. 149 Plagued by inexperience, the Saint water poloists had a rebuilding year in 1962-63. Gerald White, in his first year at Santa Ana High, took over as head coach and produced many fine ployers. The Varsity was captained by Roy Irwin, while the Bee captain was Tom Rapp and the Cee captain was Fred Hanson. The high point of the season was the double-overtime victory over Western by a score of 10—8. The Varsity also defeated archrival Anaheim for the first time in many years. Although the Varsity had a losing season, there is hope that the many returning letfermen will spark the Saint tankers to their best seoson ever next year. Returning letfermen this seoson were Carl Kibbey, Jim Styring, and Roy Irwin. Goalie Dave Gross was chosen Most Valuable Player. Roy Irwin — Coptoin VARSITY WATER-POLO ROW 1: D. Grosi, M, liljonquijt, R. Irwin, J. Porter, B. Baler. ROW 2: F. Wight, H. Williomson, B. Stuart, J. Landau, C. Kibbey, T. Hcnrieh. 150 i ROW 1: J. Hoynes, C. Edgerton, J. Bcon, T. Ropp, R. Thomson, J. Fuller. ROW 2: F. Wight, J. Durr, R. Johnson, S. Cole, L. Word, Ccoch Whito. BEE AND CEE WATER POLO ROW 1: L Smith, D. Beir, M. Yeow, F. Hanson (copt.), S, Skoith, S. Cohcc. ROW 2: F. Wight, M, Yccw, D. Grindle, D. Van Tatenhove, G. Blystcnc, H. Wclccl. 152 After one year's absence, wrestling returned to Santa Ana High in 1962. Warren Johnson and Henry Aguilera coached the inexperienced matmen to a rebuilding year. Two members from the 1960-61 squad. Chuck Antos and Terry Lambeth, led the Saint wrestlers to a full schedule which included the Western Tournament and the Orange Coast Invitational Tournament. What this year's squad lacked in experience, they made up for with aggressiveness and sportsmanship. Many returning letfcrmen should spark the Saint wrestlers to a more successful season next year. Terry tombcth. CopJoin. WRESTLING ROW 1: J. Colemon, B. Richardson. T. Lombeih. £. Volosquez. J. Oevel. C. Wilson, B. Kubley. ROW 3: A. Rivero. J. Trego. C. AnJOS. F. Hilde- J. Jockson. ROW 2: Cooch Johnson, B Alton. P. Asckmon, M, Dukcshirc. brand, 8. Goebel. I. Miller. 153 I:'t' f::a- ROW ): B. Moroles, 0. McMichoel, C. Bcols, R. Woiterdoll. ROW 2: Coach Mochandcr. T. Corr, F. Hof-wood. R. Lind, R Crandall, C. Rapp, G. Crane, Coach Reeve. VARSITY TENNIS As defending Sunset League Champs in Varsity and Junior Varsity, the 1963 Saint tennis team again proved to be in the league class behind the coaching of Head Coach Neal Machander and Assistant Coach Tom Reeve. Led by their tri-captains. Bill Morales, Robert Lind, and Tom Carr, the Saints successfully defended their Redlands Invitational Tournament Championship which they won for the second straight year. Ralph Crandall wos named on the 1962 all-Sunset League First Team and Bill Morales, Chuck Ropp, and Tom Carr were placed on the second team. In 1962, the Saints were runner-up for the CIF B Championship. They also won the Orange Coast Invitational Scholastic Tournament. 154 Bill Morales. Bob lind. Tom Core; Co-Coptoins 1 ROW 1: R. Frccmon, G. Hoffmon, B. Robbinj, R. Lind, R. Weyond. ROW Oixon, J. Nevin, T. Slobock. T. Duque, C. Mcrrilccs. G. Smith, G. Price. 2: J. Moore, E. Toylor, G. Meade, B. Balandran. ROW 3: D. Rogcri, J. 0. Stott, J. John on, S Hornondez. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS 155 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION One of the most active clubs on campus is the Girls' Athletic Association. It wos founded as a necessary part of school life to provide interested girls with an opportunity not only to exercise athletic enthusiasm in the social and recreational areas of volleyball, hockey, basketball, softball, tennis, and swimming, but also to develop sportsmanship and co-operation with fellow students. The club is well-known for its promotion of school spirit, its constant service, and the added recognition it has claimed for Sonta Ana High. This year the organization has been led by Harriet Kobayashi, Fall Semester President, and Jacquie Ransom, Spring Semester President. These two girls and their respective boards were under the direction of their teacher-advisors headed by Mrs. Beverly Romero and including Miss Bertie Ann Stevens, Mrs. Jennie Hayes, and Mrs. Barbara Cox with the faithful and invaluable aid of Mrs. Nora Clark. As one of its functions G.A.A. worked with the Girls' League to plan the Big-and-Little Sister Day. The members also participated in the Girls' Athletic Association Convention, created the third annual water show, attended their Fall and Spring Parties, held the annual Awards Banquet to honor the outstanding girls and advisors, and traveled throughout the year to various schools in the community for competition in every area of girls' athletics. SENIOR G.A.A. FT ROW 1: C Dovis. C. Hync'ian. A. Rodriguer. K. Pettinger. I Shorter. C. yer, J. Wesson. ROW 3: Miss Stevens. C. Fryman. A, Wosson, A. Frome, Moffett, S. Gordon, H Koboyoshi. ROW 2: N Potter, M Rohrs, J N, Jenson, J. Ransom, S. Ruth, S. Golusha, C. Schmidt, S. Morales, J. Compos, $ Fellows. M. Youcl. K Everett. M Woody, I. SVinner. I. Bow- lowson, Mrs. Romero. 158 JUNIOR G.A.A ROW 1: S. Stewort, G. Gonzales, N. Barrut, O. Lozano. S. Sisson, Y. Kolste, C. Smith, V. Cyr, B Hynemon, B. Hunter, J. Morris, S. Bennett, 0. Borgeson, I. McKnight, D. Koboyoshi. ROW 2: C. Vicbcck, K. loader, 1. 8rown, S. Crawford, L. lorson, K. Richords, V. Gonzales, 8. Espinoza, L. Beltron, 0. Morales, R. Espinosa, P. Lloyd. K. Keronen, K. Oluich, C, Norman, M Bogwcll. ROW 3: Miss Stevens. J. Bellows. H, Kctchum, C. Toylor, M. May, B. Johnson, S. Sehildmeyer. M. Beals, R. Hollenbeck. M Blessing, I. Hoinc. S. Boyle, M. Carter, S. Scherer, B, DoWold. Mrs. Romero. SOPHOMORE G.A.A. ROW 1: P Hoppins, C Marlines. J. lombert, C. Morales, G. Vigil, 0. Grieao, I. Koepkc. J. Proffitt, 0. Alcott. R Campbell, B. Colkins, 8 Hiltcbrond. K. Hilligoss, S. Tomuro, C. Cohrt. ROW 2: W. Scherrer, S. 8eon. Y. Perez. S. Tessicr, J. Williams. K. Gordner, T. Brown, J. Resnicoff. C. Elliott. B. Denton, S. Stephenson, P. Michel, R. Delgado. J. Smithey, B. Curtis. ROW 3: S. Myslivy, G. Hollowell, M. Proter. R. Stephenson, J Brandt, K. Wohlberg S. Berger, F. Ransom, D Larson, W. Munro, P. Palm, C. Cartwright, B Goody. J. Webster, S. Broun, E. Potter. M. lemon. ROW 4: Miss Cox. K Bochmonn, D. Morsile. J. Wolf. P Davis P Ver-Hogen, S. Cartwright. D Shuffler, D. Boillif. J. Jonaewaard, A. Potter, H. Kuchero. S. Nelson. Mrs. Hoyes. — HOCKEY SENIORS ROW t: C. Oavij. S. Gordon J. lawjon, M. Rohrj. I. Shorter ROW 2: J Corpo, A Frome. A Wouon. N. Potter. S. Morales, C. Schmidt. JUNIOR ROW 1; N. Borretf, G. Cyr, B. Espinoso, R. Espinosa. ROW 2: I. Brown, S. Crowford, S. Bennett. D. Borge-son. ROW 3: S. Boyle, M. Conor, B. DeWold. SOPHOMORE ROW 1: 8. Hiltebrond, C. Moroles, C. Martinez. R. Stcphonson. ROW 2: J. Proffitt. T. Brown, M. Proter. ROW 3: M. Hcones, 0. Shuffler, J. Webster, H. Kuchcra. 161 n SOFTBALL SENIOR ROW 1: J. Compo. M, Rohr . J, lowvon. S. Gordon, S. Shorter. ROW 2: J. Waiion, A. Woison. C. $ hmidt. N. Potter. 1 162 JUNIOR ROW 1: C. Smith, G. Consoles. B. Hunter. ROW 2: S. Schildmeyer. S. Scherer, K. Richords, J Morris, L. M-Knight, C. Normon. SOPHOMORE ROW 1: J. Lombert, D. Griego, G. Vigil. L. Koepke ROW 2: D. Boillil. S. Berger, P. Polm. P. Michel. S. Nelson, C. Cohrt. 163 T E N N I S ROW 1: M. Woody, S. Fellow , K. Pcttinger, H. Koboyoshi. J. Williomj, $. P. Lloyd. ROW 3: S. Stowort, 0. Lorjen, M Youel, I. Allemon, L. Burns, Sisson. ROW 2: K. Everett, J. Ronsom, B. Hynemon, I. Bowyer, C. Moffett, S. Ruth, M. Moy, C. Toylor, S. Solquist. ROW 1: G. Hollowell. J. Wolf, 0. Morjilc. B. Hiltebrond. S. Tomuro, P. E. Potter, W. Munro. P. Polm, 0. Larson. $. eerger. C Cartwright, J. Hoppinj. R Compbcll. B Calkins, B. Denton, K Mobley, S. Stephenson. Williomj, B. Goode, C. Bridgev, K. Wolberg. Mrj. Hoyej. M Lemon, C. Allemon, C. Cohrr. ROW 2: W'. Scherer. G. JoncJ, A. Potter. 164 SYNCHRONIZED ROW 1: D. Alcott, T. Brown, B. Barton, P. Dovis. P. Vethogcn, C. Davis. L. Shorter, B, Hunter. M. Bagwell. ROW 2: S. Boyle, J. Aspinall, J. Keronen, D. Koboyoshi, S. Bennette, B. Johnson, M. Boisseau, C. Burns. K. Richords. ROW 3: N. Jensen, M. Moy, S. Galusho, B. Borge-son, B. Curtis, K. larder, M. Glenn, C. 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