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

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Bowling Club BFE Under the direction of Mrs. Langen- beck the Future Nurses Club has had an active year. At meetings the mem- bers learned basic nursing procedures and discussed the importance of nurs- ing. Highlighting their activities was a trip to the Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara. lst row, I. to r.: Sarah Brown, Sharon Pisa, Cheryl Montgomery, Michele Coldiron, Bonnie Stafford, Pat Corins, Mary Ann Pilkington, Judy Toniguchi. 2nd row: Dolores Garcia, Hope Reed, Mary Lord, Jackie McCord, Mary Munding, Leiloni Garvin, Dawn Kurakawa. 3rd row: Mary Jane Freitas, Sharon Enyart, Marlene Bernhardt, Karen Enyart, Sharon Lawther, Darlene Ferini. 4th row: Chris Olstrum, Sharon Larson, Beverly Taylor, Carolyn McConkey, Diane Corbett, Charlene Bernhardt, Cap Cresap, Marvin Bell. it 39 , S l Enthusiastic bowlers met Wednesday evenings at our new bowling alley. The club consisted of three teams competing for a trophy. Mr. Kinkade advised. Left row, back to front: Shizuo Yamamoto, John Bright, Jack Menezes, Philip O'CarroIl. Middle row: Jobie Steigler, Dennis Leal, David James, Larry Stotts. Right row: Richard Gault, Willard Jordan, Henri Signorelli, Len Deaton, Peggy Neitzel, Carla Grable, Carol Ontiveros, Vicki Duncan. Future Nurses Club Science Club 1:1 : N 5 A it ' V 9 ' 1 X - s. 9 ' t ox 8 5 4-4' lt- Among the educational activities of the science club this year were field trips to the local weather bureau, Van- denberg A.F.B., and the Central Coast Science Fair at Cal Poly. Club members also attended the annual Southern Cali- fornia Science Fair in Los Angeles. Mem- bership in the club is earned by receiv- ing a B or better in one science semes- ter. Advisors Mr. Hall, Mr. Hanson, Mr. DeGeus, and Mr. Wyers coordinated activities. lst row, l. to r.: Joe Nunes, Gary Doelle, Ruth Reiner, Mel Raveling, Cathy Arreguy, William Puett. 2nd row: Montie Wornberg, Don Moshier, Ray Elias, Ann Houghton, Betty Richards, Phil Lawrence, Clyde Hamstreet. John Fuhring, Steve Powell. 3rd row: Robert Vaughn, Ron Sanders, Larry Reid, Marian Ueki, Mary Lynn Smith,-Christine Lorenz, Jerry Doc- tor, Blake Videman, Ralph DeGarimore. 4'th row: Mr. Wyers, Richard Abbott, Jim Glines, Jeff Fitz- gerald, John Maulhardt, Ken Williams, James Mus- sell, Jim Young, Mr. DeGeus, Mr. Hall.

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Junior Dragons RADIO CLUB The main event held annually for the radio club is a nation-wide Field Day Contest. This year the chapter met on Mt. Figueroa and, oper- ating on emergency power, communicated Radio JR. DRAGONS: l. to r. lst row: Don Tate, Gary Crow, Bill Culberson, Wayne Hamilton, Bill Word. 2nd row: Jim Stappart, Don Peters, Jerry Martin, Kirk Dale, Ricky McLain, Gary Barr. TRI-81 Hl-Y: l. to r. ist row: Sharon Park, Ann Houghton, Diane Kelly. 2nd row: Gary Main, Gary Doelle, Allen Kreiss, Don Moshier, Mel Raveling. Future Farmers FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Open to high school boys interested in farming is the F.F.A., a national organiza- tion of youths studying voc- ational agriculture. Learn- ing to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve is the club motto. Their yearly activity is spon- soring a dance with queen competition to contribute to the Crippled Children Fund. with as many other sta- itons as possible within a twenty-four hour per- iod. Tri 8: Hi-Y JR. DRAGONS Meeting weekly, the Jr. Dragons, who re- cently changed t h e i r n a m e to Chariots , brought together a group of boys primarily interested in cars. The year's project was a dragster based on a Model B 4-cylinder en- gine. Advising was Mr. Wray. RADIO CLUB: l. to r. lst row: Mike Sheen, Brian Wiley, Robert Vaughn, Phil Whitnerg Mr. Wahl, advisor. 2nd row: John Nakata, Paul Crossman, Doug Mattson, Larry Kelly. Tri- 84 Hi-Y, youth service organiza- tion, spent an active year raising funds for underprivileged children and spon- soring a summer Learn To Swim Pro- gram free to grammar school students. Guiding these services were Mr. Houpt, Mr .Warffuel, and Mrs. Stoskopf. FFA: l. to r. 'lst row: Pete Peters, Benjie Zaragoza, Clyde Silva, Paul Kaiser, Monty Epps, Tyke Minetti, Boy Cossa, Billy Richards, Dickie Williams, Sal Ruiz, Gary De Bernardi, Larry Mann. 2nd row: Jim Ackerman, Dale Madlock, Bill Asistin, Carl Domingos, Everett Sanchez, John Huston, Ray Biggs, Reuban Rivera, Fred Assmussen, Stanley Rodriguez, Jack Fesler, Pete Larsen, Robert Nunez. 3rd row: Albert Nunez, Hank Bond, Bob Moore, Jerry Carr, Sam Baker, Gerald Rodriguez, Al Cantrelle, Gary Domingos, Ernie Amarillas, Charles Porter, Ed Waldefelt, Robert Baray, Dale Bickmore, Clifford Inquito. 4th row: James Pond, David West, Mike Miranda, Ross Blanco, Richard Massa, Willard Edwards, Earl Capelle. 5th row: Mr. Gardener, Advisor, Fred Nunez, Lloyd Larsen, Ted Lane, Butch Fortier, George Woods, Ralph Lopez, Jim Goodchild, Dennis Goodchild, Clinton Assmus- sen, Robert Ruiz, Mr. Overholtzer, Advisor. . ,M ,f-1' ' I