Santa Maria High School - Outrageous Yearbook (Santa Maria, CA)

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Fan Breeze Qtalflf i ir., bs? Front row, I. to r.: Wynn Cook, David Bassi, Leila Graham, Barbi Maas. Back row: Wayne Ratliff, Arthur White, Larry Test, Doug Burris, Linda Groves, Leilani Garvin, Spring I' ' L. . T , X s Miss Conn Advisor Y ,t.,. , :if- ,, lx x K .ighv , A 'U 9 4- -sz lf - 3, - Front row, I. td r.: Leila Graham, Barbi Maas, Wynn Cook, Leslie Groves, Larry Test, Doug Burris. Back row: Patty Cline, Stewart John- gm ston, Leilani Garvin, Jim Hilgers, Buddy Keith, Wayne Rotliff, Laurie Kreiss, David Bassi, Marie Oldfield, Frank Toller, Betty Richards. ., 7 5 if W i v - i ci? , .Qvlrf get it X ' Il The school paper, Breeze, copped first place in the Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association competition for the sec- Leila Graham Wynn Cook ond straight year. Congratulations to the staff and advisor. 22 Fall Editor spring Editor

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lx! 2 l 'x' N- YI Nqr 'n :ft Q l ' 5 g S V1 ,gz- L. to r. lst row: Barbara Wheeler, Vicki Compagnoni, Sharon Wagar, Nora Jacobson, Joyce Silva, Party Cartwright, Dolores Arrellanes, Yolanda Perez. 2nd row: Sherry Grant, Pat Way, Henrietta Baez, Betty Rodgers, Carol Wood, Pam Hopkins, Linda Fletcher, Darlene Ferini, Linda Brinley, Linda Spain, Marie Minetti, Miss Kellogg, advisor. 3rd row: Carol Knudsen, Sharon Mise, Vonnie Lanser, Darlene Kemp, Janet Hand, Anne Sorenson, Doris Stornetta, Margaret Clowdus. Ath row: Addie Lucero, Diane Froid, Joylene Knudsen, Vicki Harson, Leilani Garvin, Gretchen Stoskopf, Helen Rivas, Joanne Shipman, Brenda Huddleston, Bobby Trapp. 5th row: Alberta Acosta, Eileen Engel, Sheryll Williams, Pam Dukes, Gloria Campos, Brenda Signorelli, Anne Houtin, Patti Kinney, Steve Gallion, Richard Brians, Jerry Tonelli. 6th row: Pat Machado, Kathi Arreguy, Alberta Boor, Carol Pryor, Bobbi Sue Winters, Glena Burns, Michael Copland, Don Crocket, Len Deaton 7th row: Judy Bartel, Linda Van Wyk, Dee Cresap, Doug Mattson, Cap Cresap, Brian Kinnear, Wynn Cook, Ran Sanders. Fall California Scholarship Federation Auxiliary Spring L. to r. lst row: Wynn Cook, Leilani Garvin, Lois Cossa, Dante Dettamanti, officers. 2nd row: Mary Engel, Carole Knudsen, Kathy McKean, Susan Test, Judy Anderson, Sharon Darson, Pat Machado, Barbara Hicks, Betty Sands, Marilyn Easter, Stephanie Bell, Mary Jane Freitas, Mitsuye Nakamura, Patty Cartwright, Michael Selman, Jack Sheldon, Bobbie Sue Winters, Gretchen Stoskopf, Ron WDorene Stowell, Patricia Corens, Pam Dukes, Diane Wolfe, Nancy DeVoss, Jan arwick, Albert Silva. 3rd row: Judy Bartel, Sylvia DeNicala, Marlene Bernhardt,a Evatt, Susie Cicero, Norma Dettamanti, Patty Boyd, Joyce Silva, Margie Sanders, John Maulhardr, Marian Ueki, Len Deoton, Darlene Ferini, Gary Lindberg, 4th row: Marie Oldfield, Linda Robertson, Carole Kauffman, Helen DeBernardi, Joylene Knudsen, Ann Darlington, Pat Roberts, Elizabeth Albertoni, Betty Richards, Darlene Barca, Pam Hopkins, Judy Lesher, Johnny Knudsen, Barry Meyer, Vance Sefce, Roy Vavak, Darlene Kemp, Glenda Salmans, Linda Brinley. 5th row: Ann Houghton, Marilyn Robins, Susan Sheppard, Donna Mattson, Judy Forrester, Eileen Engel, Charlyn DeVoss, Carol Cossa, Carol Wood, Helen Rivas, Mary McKean, Robert Smith, Ken Sovena, Bill Saladin, Tom Burke, Leigh Barton 6th row- Jackie Poole, Brenda Signorelli, Ran Benton, Bob Steinberg, Dee Cresap, Peter Scaroni, Cap Cresap, Don Crockett, Jim Bierne, Dennis Reynolds, Frank 'l'oller, Jim Romer, Curt Tunnell. .-f 5 Ushering at the Community Concerts was one of the many services of the California Scholarship Federation Auxiliary. ln April the Auxiliary and CSF iourneyed to Vandenburg Air Force Base for a very interesting tour. Miss Kellogg served as advisor for the group.

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Latin Club I 4 . . I lu Ill! L, Q 3 Z Latin Club - The Latin Club was eligible to students taking the Latin language. First year Latin students were called Plebians, and students of second year Latin were called Patricians. However, students who already have completed one of two years of Latin were eligible. The Club held two main ann-ual events, the Roman Banquet and the Latin Club Convention, to provide a lighter side to the subiect. The advisor was Mrs. Youtz. ' Xxx, e N Q panisb Club l HWY Spanish Club - The Spanish Club was for the purpose of encouraging the study of Spanish culture through an understanding of the language. It was open to second year Spanish students. The chief affair of the year was the Pinata Party, at which the members were given an insight to the Spanish culture. Mr. Malovic was the advisor. -II ,., French Club French Club - The French Club, available to French students, is one of the younger organizations of SMUHS, Like the other language 23 clubs, it was formed as an incentive for the students to strive for better Uhdersfdhdlncl of the lnnmmrm P