Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

196G-67 9antee, California Santana High School Contents Dedication 3 FacultyandAcademics 4 Qeniors 24 A.9.B.andActivities 58 Organizations 80 Sports 92 Football 94 Track 113 Crosscountry 102 Baseball 118 Basketball 104 Tennis 124 Wrestling 110 Golf 126 Underclassmen 128 Juniors Sophomores Freshmen AnnualStaff 152 Advertisements 154 That ' s right Mr. President, we want th ree days of school and four days for the weekend. Always trying to help his students is MR. ROBERT M. SPENCER the princi¬ pal. Now for my next selection, says MR. SIDNEY GERSTLER Vice Principal. Mr. Stanley A. McClintic Dr. J. T. Warburton Deputy District Superintendent Superintendent Grossmont School Board (1. to r. ) includes Mrs. Portia B. Goode, Mr. Palmer R. Svalstad, Mr. Rexford L. Hall, Mr. Robert P. Dryden, Mr. George K. Birch. Strapping a leg is one of the many things Joe does in a typical day. To Santana ' s athletes he ' s the fix-it man. Seeing about forty boys a day, Joe does everything from massaging to bandaging to giving someone a whirl pool bath. Before coming to Santana, Joe was a trainer for the San Diego Chargers, the Richmond Boiler¬ makers, and for the last four years, the El Cajon Sabers. He was born in Santa Clara on Feb. 17, 1917. My life ' s had its ups and downs, he says. The ups con¬ sist of a wonderful wife, four great sons and a lovely daughter. Joe ' s life is not all sports, how¬ ever. At home, he has a hobby of collecting smoking pipes. He has over one hundred. Because of his genuine interest in people and his many talents we dedicate the following pages to Mr. Joe Rogers. joe shows us he has a sense of humor, too. Demonstrating his man y talents, Joe bandages a sprain. V Faculty Who is the smallest counselor? That ' s easy. It ' s MISS LOIS NOSSAMAN, the sophomores ' crying shoulder. Being mayor of El Cajon is only a second hand job. I really get the money for being senior class counselor, says MR. ALBERT VAN ZANTEN. Our great junior class counselor, MR. GORDON TEABY, is caught off guard. Should I make it sound like Mickey Mouse again, asks MRS. ELVA COLBETH? Hey, guess what? I finally typed it with less than five errors, exclaims MR. CHARLES YORK, He is the plant manager. Mounds bars are indescribably delicious, dreams MISS KATHLEEN HAYES, English teacher. So, you ' re last year ' s flunky, laughs MR. FRANKLIN COLE. He instructs science classes. � EAI II MR. RICHARD BEACH lectures the class. He teaches U.S. His¬ tory and geography. The world is round! , reveals MR. PERRY SHIPMAN. He teaches social science and is the A.S.B. advisor. My faithful electronic brain is always there to help me, reveals MR, KENNETH ROGERS of the math department. MRS. MARGUERITE BURGAR, Homemak¬ ing teacher, displays a model of her home of the future. Tres bon, says MRS, ARISS TREAT, She teaches French and English. Did you know that MR. WILLIAM DAKIN People are going to think that invented the first atom bomb.. .would you all the coaches do is sit around i believe the second? He instructs science and have their pictures taken, classes. says MR. KEITH RICHARDSON. Ya has comprado tu libro annual? questions MR SAMUEL FRANKLIN. He instructs Spanish class¬ es. Who says a car doesn ' t need a little scratch? asks MR. J. LATULLIPE. Always looking for a new way to play tennis is MR. JAY TURNER, coach. Um. , .which blade does give the most shaves? asks MR LEWIS ORR of the vocational department. Is there any resemblance, asks MRS. JUANITA STEVENS the art teacher. I bet you can ' t write with your finger, comments MISS BARBARA McMINN. She instructs English and drama. This isn ' t a love letter class. . . it ' s a mechanical drawing class, says MR. DONALD QUATROCHI. I f Eins zwei, suffa, sings MR. GERALD WEBER. He teaches german and english. Trying to keep ahead of her students is MRS. JACQUELINE KERSCHNER. She teaches english and business education. Reviewing objects with students is MR. REFUGIO LOMELI the Spanish teacher. MRS. PHILLIS DENNO is hold¬ ing class discussion in her social science class. Eagerly watching the clock is MISS PAT SHAW of business education. I can point if I want to, says MRS. AMY McCLURE of social science. Let go kiddies type, type, drills MR, LEROY HEMINGWAY. He is head of the business department. MRS. MARY BARNES girls ' physical education teacher supervises girls exercising. Let me tell the jokes, pouts MR. ROBERT GUESS. He lectures English and boy ' s P.E. T like to add up my own receipts, says MR. DAVID PHILLIPS, of business education. MRS. MARTHA MILLER explains the use of her Cowduck in her math class. She also teaches U.S. history. This play comes directly from Mad Magazine, reveals MR. THOMAS CURRAN. He teaches math and coaching. BAM goes t±ie ball. Ugh goes MISS DORIS WESTLAKE, She instructs P.E. Who is always there when the girls need her? Why MRS. EVELYN GLENN of course. She ' s the P.E. attendant for the girls. Going over the tools is MR. FRANK PERKINS the industrial vocation arts I ' m a perfect angel, says MR. ' DAVID LEFEVER. He teaches math. Checking papers for his General Business class is MR. JOHN MR. DON LOBB is found help¬ ing an eagar student. He teach¬ es tech. arts. DRENTH. MRS. MARGARET WATKINS explains the different v erbs in Latin. She also teaches English. UMPH! PAH PAH, hums MR. JAMES SCHWUCHOW, instrumental music department head. All together now, one, two, three, sings MRS. DEANNA GOOD, vocal music teacher. She also teaches English. ft Checking the books in our library is librarian MRS. BARBARA CARL¬ TON. Is that right? asks MR. ©WIN NOBLE. He teaches nath. 13 Auto Shop is one of Santana ' s most helpful classes. You never know when your car ' s going to break down. These modern stone carvers show their talents in Arts and Crafts. 14 If you want some real action 1 1 Miss Hayes delights her students with her essay tests. V- Students rehearse for a play. Who knows, you might see them in pictures someday. Lt. Dan Fitch and Sgt. F. Cl. John Tyler come to attention for a quick picture. Sgt. F. Cl. John Tyler runs over to correct a fellow corpsman. California Cadef Corps Lt. Fitch and Sgt. F. Cl. Tyler drill the First Platoon. f r -v.. r M I ' l The platoon practices standing at attention Going through rifle drill are, John Block, Bill Thigpen, Steve Cuin, Mike Hegarty, Mike Jacobs. Bill Swanson, Joe Neves, Kevin Montague, Herb Solliday, and Donald Baldwin. In March of 1967 Mr. Richard Beach was honored at a dinner where he received the Outstanding Young Educator Award. The award is shown here with Mr. Beach and Mrs. Beach. Current news and news of the past are very important in Freshman Geography. Outstanding Young Educator Below are comments that some of Santana ' s students have about Mr. Beach: Bob Kennedy Fat, Bald, and poor Claudia Stout I think he ' s nice Nola Heffernan I wish he had more hair. . .on his head Danny Joseph He parks his car on the wrong side of the street Marlene Evans He ' s got a cool head Bob Coburn He is a highly respected teacher Virginia Hagen If he didn ' t have a wife I ' d go for him Dawn Worthington I wish he wouldn ' t call me Dawn Marie Janine Washburn Welllllllll The two shortest guys in the world. The bald one is Mr. Beach. Mr. Beach reads im¬ portant news articles to his students. . .or is it the comics? 1 CONSULTANT STAFF J. Mayer first semester editor in chief. Mr. Baer advisor of Consultant Staff C. Howell sports editor. P. Gross feature editor. first row 1. to r.: C. Howe, P. Gross, T. Reed second row: 1. to r.: Mr. Baer, C. Combes, D. Worthington, P. Garrett, C. Borden third row 1. to r.: E. Legg, M. Jacobs, G. Me Intyre, S. Buringham fourth row 1. to r.: V. Wreight, R. Peterson S. Stanton second semester editor and editorial page editor. There was no picture available T. Reed news editor. Greeting callers to Santana is MRS. ELIZABETH BEASLEY, the receptionist. MRS. GLORIA WILLIAMS is al¬ ways glad to help students in the counseling office. Putting film into the teachers ' boxes is MRS, JEANNE WILLIAMS, duplicating clerk. Efficiency at Santana High is the principal ' s secretary, MRS. BERNICE HEYENGA. Responsible for food at Santana, are from 1. to r. M. Shays, E. Lloyd R. Piertersen, J. Campell, and B. Patterson 1 k 1 Hard at work is Santanas ' bookkeeper book clerk, MRS POROTHY DAVIS. I just love filling out call slips, says MRS. RUTH CARTER, the Vice Principal ' s Secretary. MRS. ANN CAMIC is busily working in the attendance office I feel like I ' m the receptionist, comments MRS BEULAH STEWARDSON the program records clerk Thanks to members of the custodian staff, Santana has become a very beautiful school. They are from 1. to r rowl:D. Hoxsey, M. Cavalcante, W. Bradly, H. Posey, row 2: W. Churchill, J. Adams, G. Enders Dowell, G. Rhys, H. Beeson, L. Kelly. r Seniors show their pride by wearing their tags. Senior doughnut sales went well this year. Van Zanten, counselor; Sibylle Deutelmoser, comm, of foreign affairs; Glen Stallons, comm, of publicity; Sue Aufort, comm, of pep; Sandi McPhilliamy, cultural afjfairs, and Mr. Dick Beach, advisor. Senior officers force smiles during a busy day, they are (1. to r.) Miss Pat Shaw, advisor; Mr. Daniel Schaffer, advisor; Martha Cross, secretary; Mary Lou Bright, treasurer; Pat Smith, It. governor; Mrs. Amy McClure, advisor; Mike Sherley, governor; Mr. A1 Senior Class Officers 26 Involved in making class plans are Mr, Van Zanten, Pat Smith, Glen Stallons, and Mike Sherley. Genior Officer Meeting The seniors had many such meetings to plan the various activities of the year. They worked hard and accomplished a great deal, such as, Senior breakfasts. Senior dances. and Senior Bermuda day. They gave up their lunch time and time after school to plan these activities. Senior Committees I ! I Cap and Gown First row, (1. to r.) Marsha Sargent, Peggy Clemmons, Sue Crego, Chris Sperline, Donna Streenan, Pam Lavin. Second row, Doyle Waits, Ken Patric, Pat Smith, Don Bainum, John Barn¬ hill. Senior Activities Cards and Announcements First row, (1. to r.) Penny Moline, Cecilia Wade, Peggy Clemmons, Sue Stanton, Mary Millhouse. Second row, Richard Bowen, Jodie Stout, Chris Wilton, Shelia Baker, Mary Zekan. er ' - ' ■ ' — . ' I 1 First row, (1. to r.) Barbi Malzahn, Bonnie Brunk, Leslie Johnston. Second row, Sherrie Smith, Terry Beith, Mary Lou Bright. Third row, Betty Sandee, Kathy Gentry. Senior Gift First row, (1. to r.) Barbi Malzahn, Kathy Gentry. Second row, Sherrie Smith, Bonnie Bmnk, Mary Lou Bright. Third row, Dick Bowen, Glen Stallons, Betty Sandee, Ken Patric, Ed Goodall. Graduation First row, (1. to r.) Donna Deaett, Shelia Baker, Marci Ingram, Pam Lavin, Sherrie Smith. Second row. Sue Aufort, Janet Smith, Mary Millhouse, Gon- nie Spears, Chris Wilton, Sue Stanton. Third row, Verna Hamlet, Christy Mann, Mike Harrelson, Sherrie Wahl, Mary Zekan, Sandy Bauder, Betty Sandee. 1 Affer Prom Row 1 (1. to r.) Marci Ingram, Mike Harrelson, Sherri Smith, Betty Sandee. Row 2 (1. to r.) Terry Beith, Shelia Baker, Janet Smith, Sandy Bander. Row 3 (1. to r.) Sue Aufort, Verna Hamlet, Christy Mann, Mary Millhouse, Mary Zekan, Sue Stanton. Baccalaureate Row 1 (1. to r.) Connie Spears, Peggy Clemmons, John Miller, Pam Lavin. Some 376 seniors participated in this year ' s eight senior committees. Many seniors served on three or even four committees. Seniors sign up for the committees in the last part of their junior year, and the first part of their senior year. Committees meet a total of more than fifty times each year. Some, like the Prom committee, meet up to twelve times during the year, while others, such as; Baccaulaureate committee, manage to get their work done in just a few sessions. Their decisions concerning such matters as where to hold the prom and earning money for the senior class, have shown their ability to handle adult situations. Prom Row 1 (1. to r.) Marsha Sargent, Marci Ingram, Mike Harrel¬ son, Sherri Smith, Pam Lavin, Sue Stanton. Row 2 (1. to r.) Terry Beith, Sue Aufort, Shelia Baker, Janet Smith, Connie Spears, Sherri Wahl, Peggy Clemmons. Row 3 (1. to r.) Verna Hamlet, Christy Mann, Mary Millhouse, Mary Zekan, Chris Wilton, Sandy Bauder, Betty Sandee. Top Senior LARRY HURLEY-SALUTATORIAN This outstanding football player appeared to be the typical football player who takes simple classes but he was quite the opposite with a 3.85 average. He plans to at¬ tend college for four years, majoring in forrestry. LESLIE JOHNSTON-HFTH Leslie was president of the Inter¬ national Club along with being one of Santana ' s best students with a 3.7 grade average. Her future plans are college, majoring in math, and then becoming a math teacher. KEN PATRIC-VALEDICTORIAN Ken was the top scholar in the class of ' 67. Besides leading his class with a 3.9 average, he served as a class officer and as an A.S.B. officer. He plans to attend Stanford or U. C. S.D. He also plans to go into R.O.T.C, his second year. MIKE SHERLEY-FOURTH Mike is probably the most well known person on campus. He ex¬ celled in academics as well as in sports, His 3.7 average plus his skill in football, basketball, and baseball have provided him many college scholarship offers. He was president of the senior class. He plans to attend the Air Force Academy or the University of California at Santa Barbara. Qcholars DAVE ALPERT-THIRD Dave impressed everyone with his friendly smile and intelli¬ gence. Besides being a fine student with a 3.7 average, he was a key player on Santana ' s tennis team. Dave ' s future plans include college with a major in political science and history. He plans a political career. SHERYL WAHL-FIFTH This quiet girl went through high school maintaining a 3.7 grade average. She plans to at¬ tend Grossmont J.C. for two years and then transfer to U . C, S. F. where she will major in interior decorating. 31 i Dave Acoon Aiken- • Likes jazz. Dislikes snakes. Enjoys playing in the Centuries band. David Alpert- No mind is well organized that is deficient in a sense of humor. Plans law-history major. Fred Andy Anderson Plans forestry job. Enjoys reading, going out. Active in foot¬ ball, baseball, swim¬ ming. Mark Andy Ander¬ son- Likes Santa Claus orange juice bars. Dislikes rowdy girls. Plans J.C. Enjoys body surfing, sleeping] I I Connie Lee One Eye Baker When you do right no one remem¬ bers, when you do wrong no one forgets. Susan Aileen Sue Aufort- He who laughs last, probably didn ' t get the joke. Plans J. C. ; San Diego State; becoming a Criminologist. Donald The Neck Bainum- Plans college and marriage. Active in football, wrestling. Powder Puff football coach and Interact Club. Bob Butch Baird- If you can ' t pass it, drop it. Plans a music career. Active in Choir, Madrigals, and drama; football, track, wrestling, and Interact Club. Brenda Joyce Baker- People finding fault with others should take a look at them¬ selves. Likes horses, rain. Dislikes pudding. Ralph Bake Baker- Know yoiu friends and make friends with those who make good friends. Plans college; becoming a teacher, coach. Sheila Anne Shell Baker- Bom free, to follow your heart. Plans J.V., career as an airline hostess. Active in tennis club, hockey, gymnastics. Susan Begger Baker- You can ' t live with ' em, and you can ' t live without ' em. Girls ' League, Bel Cantos, Powder Puff, DECA. John Barnhill-Likes dancing, working on cars, hiphuggers, and Chevies. Dislikes Fords. Active in after prom, can and gown. David Berger- Likes hunting, fishing, old cars, food. Plans J.C., engineering. Enjoys chess, movies. I Deborah Debbie Beddingfield- Plans Beauty College and marriage. Enjoys singing, reading and Dave. Active in Chess, madrigals. Timothy Tim Bar¬ rett- This has passed. Enjoys eating. Dislikes dieting. Plans college. Enjoys thinking. Active in basketball 1,2, 3,4, track. Linda Lyn Bamhart- Oh really! and Guy man. Enjoys going out with Danny, dancing, talking on the phone. Active in hand corps, DECA,S.E.A. Sandra Sandee Barnard- Would you believe? Likes horseback riding, miniature, golf, drags, driving. Active in volleyball. Terry Beith- The confession of ignor¬ ance is the beginning of wisdom. Plans becoming a photo¬ grapher. Nancy Benge- Ab¬ sence makes the heart grow fonder- for someone else. Active in Bel Canto Choir 2, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs. Mary Louise Bauder- Likes boys. Dislikes boys with long hair. Plans getting a job. Enjoys band. Active in Marching Band 2,3, 4,; Concert Band 3,4j Girls ' Glee 1. Sandra Hog-Jaws Bauder- Plans to work with the public in some way. Activities include DECA, Beta Sigma Tau, Girls ' League. William Bill Beals- Don ' t forget those persillanimous viragos we tread over. Plans becoming mathemati¬ cian, english teacher, or geologist. Active in choir. IT Berry- It ' s better to be the head of a mouse than the tail of a lion. Dislikes liver and snobs. E Plans marrying Dick in June. Active in Spanish Club. John Block- Likes good music, dislikes flat and sharp notes. Enjoys loafing. Active in Choir and the Chess Club. John E. Black- I ' ll take life as it comes. Dislikes people who borrow and don ' t pay you back, too much homework, to be called by middle name. Plans J. C. State. Brien Bickerton- Temptation is the root of all evil. Plans college, a pro base¬ ball career, coaching and living on Mars. Active in baseball, basketball and foot¬ ball. Pat Bignell- All ' s fair in love and war! Likes Steve, the beach, horses, dune- buggies. Dislikes phoney people. Plans J.C. Enjoys to go to beach. i f I i Linda Dusty Boul- ware- Dislikes losing, waiting, and rain. Plans becoming a model and clothes designer. Denna Dee Bobof- You are only young once every once in a while. Dislikes running around the track, peanut butter sandwiches. Richard Bowen- To be or not to be, and I wish I was. Plans army, J.C. Enjoys keeping physically fit. Karl Boyle- Music is a picture painted on a background of silence. Plans San Diego State and the Tom Boyd Marine Corps. Mary Louise Mary Lou Bright- Plans J.C.jState, teaching. Active in tennis, gymnastics and senior treasurer. Leiand Braun Robert Bob Lee Childress- The only thing man can be certain of is that he can be certain of nothing. Dislikes call slips. Plans J.C. Alan Clark- i ife is jirst a bowl of cherries. Likes the sun, girls, money, and cars Plans S.D.S. Active inJ.V. football, J.V. tennis, A.S.B. Peggy Clem Clemmons- The quality of mercy is not strained, it droppeth as the gentle rain from Heaven. Tom Cope- Learn to Gloria Shorty Betty Big Red pause, or nothing Crail- Marriage is Cooksey- Forces worthwhile can catch the greatest step in don ' t go and I ought up with you. Likes life, so look before you leap. Likes to know. Enjoys neat girls, reading. painting, folk sing- fishing. Enjoys play- boys, pizza, clothes, ing. ing guitar, fishing. pepsi. Deborah George Brisendine- He who smiles rather than rages is always the stronger. Likes school, sports, people, and my Rambler. Jeanne Scuz Broux- That ' s life in the Boondocks. Likes boys. Jade East, tiajuana Brass. Dis¬ likes civics, stuck up people. Active in Band. Bonnie Brunk- When we do right, no one remembers, when we do wrong, no one forgets. Likes travel¬ ing, pizza, interesting people. Righteous Brothers. Active in benchwarmers. Jack Childress- Man caimot live by bread alone; he must have peanut butter. Likes football, Shirley, surfing. Plans college, marriage to Shirley. -—--- - — —— (Mike Conner- Drive I carefully, when ; you ' ve got brew in the trunk. Plans J. C., and career as super market manager. Paul Carlson- Likes Civics, apple pie. Dislikes Fords, lack of money. Plans service, college. Enjoys fishing, hunting. to do. Likes skin- diving, parachuting traveling, being in love with Martha. your sorrows be few. Plans college, mar¬ riage to a certain football player whose number is 23. Dislikes long-haired boys, P.E. Plans to become a pediatrician and surgeon. Enjoys reading, cooking. being with Ed, sports being happy. Plans beauty college, J.C. Active in volleyball, senior class secretary Esther Dean-ie | Dean- That ' s show , biz. Dislikes people who consider themselves perfect. Plans S.D.S. : and art career. John J.D. Darjany- If it ' s not the safe way, it ' s not the right way. Plans college. Enjoys ham radio, motorcycle trips. Donna Lee Sniffles Deaett- Just think, when I ' m famous you ' ll be able to say you knew me! Plans to be top recording artist. Ed Super Gaf Davis- To stay unmarried and free is a wonder¬ ful thing. Plans J.C. staying single. Enjoys girlwatching. Sibylle Deutelmoser- There aren ' t hopeless situations. There are only people standing hopeless in front of situations. Likes blue people, Santana High. Mary Douglas- In the future I see a light. Keep looking ahead. Likes K.W.S Dislikes P.E. Plans College, art career in future. Marylin Lee Merrily ' Douse- If you live only for yourself, you are always in immedi ate danger of being bored to death. Likes boats, fishing. Ted Drach- Likes cross covmtryj track. Plans college. Enjoys dancing, football games. Active in cross country, track. Catherine Cathy Crawley- Likes tall, dark-haired boys. Sue Ann Bullet Crego- May your joys be many and Martha Shmitty Cross- Smile, things aren ' t that bad. Likes Edward Pinky Dames- Always do what you are afraid Carl Dyson- All doors are open to c ourtesy. Likes all sports, money, a good hght. Plans professional baseball college, to be boxer Larry William Falls- I don ' t think I am very handsome but what ' s my opinion to that of the world? Likes sports, girls. Plans college. Sports baseball. Jerry L. Eshnaur- Likes most people, art, money. Plans college. Enjoys run¬ ning a few miles early Saturday morn¬ ing. Active in basket ball, ice hockey. Bonnie Ebey- To have friends, show yourself friendly. Likes bowling, out¬ door sports, Mike. Plans nursing. Enjoys going to show, read¬ ing good books. Daniel Dan Fitch- Life is as much fun as you make it. The time of your life is now; have some great memories. Donna Follette- You only live once, so enjoy yourself. Likes good music, good art and animals. Enjoys making mosaics. Frances Fannie I Farr- Plans college and I being airline stewardess ! Active in Powder Puff, i Girls League Treas- i urer. Micheal Mike Felley- Do unto others, then cut out. Enjoys drawing cartoons, coin col¬ lecting, watching T.V Edwin Jerry G. Gassaway- I love it! Kill. Plans the armed forces, getting married. Enjoys help¬ ing others. Active in football, wrestling. Linda Gabby Gann- You may not believe this, but my name is Ganny Goose. Plans include racing a Ford Sprint. Active in Powder Puff. Phil Garrett- Man cannot live on bread alone, he must have peanut butter. Plans college. Enjoys going to school activities and to local (goodtype) parties Cathleen Cath Gentry- Smile, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to! Plans getting a trailer and working way through college. Active in choir. David Jerry Geiser- I never get lucky. Plans J.C. Active on varsity tennis team, football, baseball, ping-pong, rugby. Drama Club Presi¬ dent. Michael Mike James Gastellum- The best joys in life are the ups and downs. Plans Mesa College, and then into the service. Active in football. Wanda Sport Gassaway- One cannot live without love, for love is the foundation of life it¬ self. Likes Rick, Surfing, horses. Plans J.C. Ed Rabbit Goodall- Dislikes hair cuts, homework, girls with big, cold feet. Plans J.C., Navy or mer¬ chant marines. En¬ joys dances, photo¬ graphy, working on cars. Active in football, cross country, D.E.C.A. Etta Grant- Look forward to tomorrow, for it holds your future. Likes school swimming, parties. Dislikes boys with long hair, physical fitness, stuck up people. John Ferdinand Elbows Griffin- Likes root beer, girl fights. Dislikes butter¬ milk. Plans J.C. En¬ joys relaxing. Active in cross country, decorating committee Peter Busch or Pamelli Hackbusch- Let ' s get in the groove, not in a rut! Plans Air Force and college. ASB Com¬ missioner of Publicity A-track. Art Club, Interact Club. Larry Hamilton- Wrestlers Rule! Plans college. Enjoys drafting. Active in wrestling, frosh-var- sity, cross coimtry. John M. Mike Hall Cut it out honey. Plans J.C. Enjoys anything that isn ' t a bore the second time around. Vema Friday-wipe- out Hamlet- Two things are hard on the heart: running up hills and running Vugmia Virg Han¬ sen- I ' m sure. Likes the beach, boys chocolate, parties, to be different. Plans J.C. , art school. down people Gary Roadrunner Harp- Chevy 283 ' s and stereo tapes for¬ ever. Plans S.D. City College., executive field with montgomery Wards. Enjoys building engines. Michael W. Harrelson- Friendship can only exist between equals. Likes women, long hair on girls. Dislikes short hair on boys, The Hill . Plans Marines. Charles Robert Bob Heck- Right. Likes Sue, Chevies, Diana. Dislikes girls that act stuck-up. Plans J.C. Enjoys Hi-Ho, jazzy music. Active in foot¬ ball, wrestling. Charles Chuck Heincy- I ' m innocent. Likes Sharon, drawing, classical music. Dis¬ likes canned tomatoes. Plans college. Enjoys girls, drawing. Active in school senate. David Dave Hinkle- I thank God I only have to go to high school four years. Enjoys hunting, fishing girls???? Active in football and wrestling. Thomas Tom Hewitt- The true measure of a man ' s greatness is his ability to realize his own in- signifigance. Likes baseball, politics, girlwatching. Plans college. Cheryl Sherry Helmick- Practice makes perfect. I in¬ tend to practice. Likes older guys, tennis, walking, drive-ins, food. Plans full time job, night school. Lawrence Larry Hurley- A wise man puts aside 10 percent of the money he gets and 90 percent of the free advice. Peggy Pugsley Hoye- Never have loved is never liked. Likes footbal 1 games boys with short hair. Active in choir. Donald Doc Homeff- Chevys shall reign forever. Plans college, service and automotive en¬ gineering. Charles Charlie Howell- I will beat kids someday. Likes girls, the ocean, dances, wrestling, Volkswagens. Lon Hink Hinkle- In primitive cultures the words for enemy and stranger are the same Plans Univer¬ sity of Houston. A.S.B. Vice President, Student Senate President, var¬ sity basketball. Michael Inga- Be cool! Likes football, blondes, parties. Dis¬ likes training rules, homework. Plans J.C. Enjoys wine, women, song. Active in foot¬ ball. I i ki _- : ' Mark Keeter- When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Plans attending S.C. Enjoys hunting rac¬ coons. Active in track, football, and , basketball. Shirley Mae Animal Johnson- Right O, Chap. Likes husky football players and blue eyes. Plans J.C. and marriage. Active in DECA, Powder Pxxff, Volleyball. Leslie Les Johnston- Girls have one ad¬ vantage over men: If they can ' t get what they want by being smart, they get it by being dumb. Active in CPS. Michael Lewis Mike Johnston- If you ' ve got the nerve do it. Likes skindiving, sleep, my car, my shrunken head, Sam. Terry T.J. Kas- Hey grub. Likes girls, smfing, cars. Dislikes teachers, school. Plans Air Force. Active in football, powder puff cheer leader. Marcella Marse Ingram- Rivers are crooked because they follow the paths of least resistance. . .so are some men. Plans art or teaching career. Jack J.J. Johnson- C ' est la vie. Likes girls, jazz, poetry, modem art, storms, folk music and blues. Active in marching band, concert band. Harmon Johnson- I have survived. Likes sports, sports cars, and girls. Dislikes punks, and American cars. Plans college Richard Wayne Rick Kelly- Always be prepared, and antici¬ pate the unknown. Likes girls, drive-ins, dessert. Enjoys working on my Austin. Plans Forestrv andN.R.O.T.C. Patricia Pat Kerr- Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses, but what happened to me? Active in marching band, con¬ cert band, pep band. Christine Christifer Kersten- Two things are hard on the heart, running up hills and running down people! Enjoys writing letters, cmis- ing with Nancy. Iav ' . ' Cynthia Cindy Gayle Laudner- Likes airplanes, sxirfing and Mercury Cougars. Dislikes being called Merrily ' s twin. Plans being airline steward¬ ess. vzr - ' Marilyn Lesher- They say love makes the world go round. Catch me, I ' m get¬ ting dizzy! Plans be¬ coming an IBM oper¬ ator and getting married. Pam Tubby Lavin- It is better to have loved and lost than to | never have loved at all. Plans becoming ! an airline stewardess. Active in the Sultanas, tennis. | Sandra Sandis Kiehl- Don ' t con¬ fuse me with the facts, my mind ' s made up. Plans J.C.; State. Active in track and field. Mary Kinney- A song is more lasting than the riches of the world. Likes riding, singing, swimming, bowling, rain. Teri Missy Kitch¬ ing- Do unto others before they do unto you. Likes Matt, pizza, good music, and nice people. Plans J.C. Jack Lee- If at first you can ' t succeed, fake it. Plans grad¬ uating from high school. Enjoys chasing rabbits with a V.W. Active in Cross Country. Douglas ' Randy Lask- I feel good. Likes Linda forever and ever and James Brown. Plans J. C., and marrying Linda. Enjoys bugging Mr. G. Active in wrestl¬ ing and baseball. Virginia Ginger Lawless- Sorry about that! Plans Beauty College and J.C. Active in Choir, Ten¬ nis Club, Archery Club. Edward Ed Lis- Why do it today when you can do it tomorrow? Likes bowling, hunting, baseball. Plans the Service. Active in varsity football. Carolyn Red Lohf- Lead me not into temptation; just show me where it is. Likes everything. Dislikes certain people. Active in SEA, DECA. Debbie Mallett- Life would be nothing without MY certain someone! Plans at¬ tending Junior College and marrying George. Active in the Tennis Club. ' 8 Barbara Barbi Malzahn- Smile! It makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. Plans a modeling career. Active in powder puff football, and bench warmer ' s. Kristie Kris Mann- It is wisdom to believe the heart. Likes tire moun¬ tains, the sun, people. Plans college. Secretary of DECA, Commissioner of Finance for Girls ' League. Donald G. Markson- Life is what you put into it. Dislikes teachers, draft¬ ing, announcing, but nothing else. Active in track l,2,3,4j Senior senate, a KSUL disc-jockey. Rudy Chunky Marthiez- Chevys eat up Fords. Plans to marry Eileen, join service. Active in football, baseball. Susan Sam Mascari- Nothing can be accom¬ plished without enthusi¬ asm. Plans Administra¬ tion at J.C. Active in DECA, Powder Puff, track, volleyball. Jeffery Jeff Maxwell- You ' re a pecker. Likes surfing, Janet. Plans col¬ lege, marriage. Active in football, track. John Guapo Martin- I ' ve always considered my face more of a con¬ venience than an orna¬ ment. Plans marines, college, plastic surgery. Active in tennis, golf club. James Jim May¬ er- Win some; lose some. Plans college. Enjoys playing tennis, surfing. Active as Editor of newspaper. Linda Lindy McAtee- Life is built around a certain someone; without that someone life means nothing. Plans college, marriage. Active in Sr. class dances, archery. Virginia Ginger McCon- oughy- Forget it or that ' s nasty. Plans work, mar¬ riage. Active in choir, DECA, prom and activitie; committees. Stanley Curt Curtis Me Coy- You have but one life, live it the best way you can. Likes motor cycles, girls and termis. Plans Navy career. Presi¬ dent of Chess Club. Mary McDaniel- Home is where the heart is. Enjoys football games and field trips. Dislikes homework. Beverly McGinley- Life is really simple, but men insist on making it compli Gated. Plans becoming an airline stewardess. Ac¬ tive in cheer, ASB, Com¬ missioner of Sales. Ronald Nose Mc- Vay- Nose, nose any¬ thing goes. Likes Millie and fast motor¬ cycles. Plans J. C. Enjoys basketball, music. Active in prom and after prom comm. Eileen Leenie McKinney- How ' d ya like a knuckle sandwich? Likes Rudy ' s ' 56 Chevy. Dislikes fights. Plans marriage to Rudy. Active in Cirl ' s League, prom and after prom comm without a handle. Likes parties and James Brown. Plans J. C. Active as Jun¬ ior and Senior Commission er of Cultural Affairs, Banner Corps, DECA. Barbara Broccoli .Miller- John .Miller- Kies Hallic Why be difficult when Likes every ' body. Dislikes with a little more effort 1 narrow minded people, can be impossible. Likes Plans to serv ' e his country ' .Mike and fizzie parties. in the best way possible. Dislikes conceited boys. Active as A. S.B. president Plans getting a job. Enjoys prom comm, chairman, talking on the phone. Mary Liz MilLhouse- Hang on for life--it ' s the only thing you got! Likes white houses, apple cider. Plans SDS. Enjoys parties, Disneyland with .M.Z. Robert Clide Van Miles- 1 ran out of music. ' Likes girls, music to eat and people. Enjoys hunting. Penny Moline- I cried be cause 1 had no shoes, till 1 saw a man who had no feet. Likes folk music, dancing, people. Enjoys singing, going to beach, tennis. Ronald James Ron Mor- Charles Chuck Mott ton- Likes school, girls, School is the future, sports. Dislikes punks, so make what you can reckless drivers. Plans col- of it. Likes girls, lege, to be a wildlife man- track, sleeping. Dis- ager. Enjoys hunting, fish- likes long haired boy ' s, ing, reading magazines. Plans service. James Jim Monroe- Un¬ til you get what you want in life, keep your feet on the ground, and keep reach¬ ing for the stars. Likes sexy girls, long hair, Diane Richard Olds Steve Ollie Ollerton- Water floats a boat, water sinks a boat. Plans U. of New Mexico. Enjoys swim¬ ming, the guitar. Active in football, American Mu¬ sic Club, International Club. Alan Al Pagenhart- There is a paradox in pride-it makes some men ridiculous, but prevents others from becoming so. Pres. D.E.C.A., baseball, football, art club, archery David. S. Pat Patrick- Likes small sports cars. Dislikes basketball Refs . Plans college. Enjoys basketball, sleeping. Active in basketball, football, prom. Joseph Jerome Joe Pearce- If a dream dies, what of the dreamer? And if the dreamer dies, what of the dream? Enjoys reading, watching t.v. Active in ROTC, color guard. club. Kenneth KP Pimctuality Patric- He who hesitates, loses out, and 1 should know. Likes money, girls. Fords. Plans college, mil¬ itary commission. Enjoys playing drums,chess. Active in band,CSF, Math team. Debra Deb Pewtress- The right thing to do is the hardest. Likes danc¬ ing, typing. Dislikes bad weather, insincere people. Plans college. Active in DECA. Kathy Pierce Jeanette Nelson- Absence makes the heart grow fond¬ er; asi es la vida! Likes the distant shores. Plans State College, and steward¬ ess training. Enjoys skiing, swimming and horseback riding. Emily Ruth Water Brat Mudgett- There is nothing worth more than the laughter and loves of friends. Likes swimming, bal¬ let, rain, blue eyes. Plans service. Mary Pudgie Mueller- Dislikes the American male ego, chaperones- anything interferes with my plans. Plans J.C., then the world. Enjoys flirting, making my counselor mad, drawing, making nonsense. Active in Drama. Pam Pammie Neff- You ' re only young once, but if you do it right, once is enough. Likes fast cars, loud music, and raising heck. Plans to graduate someday. Robert M. Mike Powell- I am opposed to anything that takes more than five minutes, time, effort or thought. Likes cars, Gloria. Plans J.C., Air Force. Active inJ.V. foot ball. Kathryn DeWeese Whiskey Price- How about that! Likes boys, horses, football Dislikes boys with long hair Enjoys riding, swimming, dancing. Active in Girls ' Glee. Ann Quillia- Likes money, fast cars talking. Dislikes boys with long hair, tardy slips, gym. Enjoys sleeping, ghosthunting, poetry writing. Plans J. C. Rosella Rosie Ranf- When a child cries, the world grows a little darker. Likes music, helping child ren. Plans Peace Corps, college, being a music teacher. Active in choir, Madrigals, Track, Inter¬ national Club. Timothy Reed- Man was Marilyn Freckles Rel- Olivia Oly Rel- Silence bom to live, not to pre- Life is incomplete with- is golden. Likes parties, pare for life. Plans living out a certain someone. guys with blonde hair. Dis- to be 400 years old. Active Active in frosh and J. V. likes boys who drink too in wrestling, tennis. Chair- cheer. Girls ' League. much. Plans].C., S.D.S. man Senior Gift, President Active in hand corps, pep Boys ' Interact. club. Jeanne Duchess Richmond Help! Likes swinging, dancing, playing pool. Plans marrying Roger, racing sport cars, becom¬ ing an interior decorator. Enjoys jazz. Virginia The Virg Ro- vang- Be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another even as God, for Christ ' s sake hath forgiven you. Plans Dave Rottke- When my friends from the prison ask onto me, how good does it feel to be free? 1 answer them most mysteriously: are the birds free from the chains of the skyways? Benjamin Kenneth Rosie Rosenthal- Likes sports. Dislikes football referees. Plans J.C.; S.D.S. Active in football, wrestling, track. Marilyn Rowley- Huh? ' Likes Jeff, sports, most anything. Dislikes snobs. Plans job mar¬ riage, family. Active in Girls ' League. Delia Ruiz- Are you kidding? Likes archery, bowling, money. Dislikes physical fitness in P.E. enjoys doodling. ! ■ I A I •I 1 j I Randa Jeff Russ- So what ' s that make you? Likes Jim, weekends, throw¬ ing water balloons with Betty. Plans marriage and beauty college. Active in Drama. James Russell Russell- Likes girls with long hair. Dislikes snakes. Plans col¬ lege. Enjoys cars, sports. Active in track, cross country. William Bill George Ryer- Plans San Diego State; study at Colorado University; becoming an archeologist. Enjoys read¬ ing and swimming. Active in wrestling, and made S on gym floor. m- Sue Sarg Sargent- Friendship should be cherished. Plans becoming an airline hostess and famous actress. Betty Sandi Sandee- For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his owm soul? Plans college and becoming an army nurse. Active in Choir, Latin, Future Nurses. Bonnie Kristine Barney Sanderson- The world is full of surprises, and I ' m one of them. Likes beach, parties, dances, C.W. Dis¬ likes spinach. Plans J.C. Active in A. S. B. Linda Boo Bee Sandlin- I think I love you. Likes instant breadfast. Dislikes slow drivers, and kids. Plans college. Enjoys eat¬ ing and sleeping. Active in Powder Puff. David Casanova San- tana-Likes to learn about people, philoso¬ phy, government, psychology, literature, languages. Plans college, diplomatic career in Europe. Michael Mike Glenn Saska- I hate to explain Pamela Pam Scott- This to others why I do things, is true in itself! Plans bus- I ' d rather let them get the iness college. Active in ulcers trying to explain. Marching Band, Concert Plans college. Band. Pep Band. Nancy Lily Senter- To have a friend is to be one. ASB Com¬ missioner, member of Pep Club, Girls ' League, and Homecoming Court. ft Alice Hunk Silvas- It ' s Curtis Curt E. Smith- Janet Smitty Smith- a shame false rumors aren ' t Old drummers never die, little smile and friejidli edible, for they are the they just beat off. Likes ness never hurt anydgj . easiest crop to cultivate Olivia, surfing, sports. Plans J.C., becoi n an and the hardest to kill. Active in football, track, airline steWa d ss. A ive Plans J. C. Active in Glee baseball. in Powder FVff., ' [ C lub. J MiKe ineriey- ' iney say silence is golden. Oh well, who needs gold? Plans college, success, and play ing golf at 75. Active in football, basketball, base¬ ball. Connie Con Speers- Ya big dud! Likes Greg Curtis and food. Dislikes boys that cry Plans J.C. and marry ing Greg. Shirley Sausages Snelson I will leave my thumb¬ print on the eyeglass of society. Dislikes phony people, the male gender, and the Vietnam War. Plans Woodbury College. Sherrie Smitty Smith- We are walking by faith, not by sight. Likes people, keeping active, and writing letters to certain people. Plans entering the ministry. Patrick Pat Edward Smith- May your sor¬ rows be many and your joys be few. Re¬ member the Alamo! Plans college, marri¬ age, fame, fortune, death. Susan Sue Stanton- Are you kidding me? likes Charlie, choir, parties, and being sar¬ castic. Plans the Peace Corps. Active in choir. Consultant. Christine Chris Sperline- I cried because I had no shoes until I saw a man who had no feet. Plans J.C.j Statej a teaching career. Active in Sultanas Donna Streenan- To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Plans J.C., and the Peace Corps. Active in Sul¬ tanas. t I i Dixie Annette Stephenson- All fools can criticize and usually a fool does. Plans working with mentally re¬ tarded children. Active in Specialty Corps. John Stotler- Better to be thought stupid than open your mouth and prove it! Likes sports, chess, and science fiction. Plans at¬ tending California Lutheran College. Active in Chess Club. Joann Dutch or Jody Stout- Happiness is know¬ ing you ' re loved by some¬ one. Likes Larry, paint¬ ing, football, wrestling, swimming, and making things with my hands. Act¬ ive in American Music Club. Greg Stoyer- Janice Jan Stricklin- Clayton Clay Sweatland- Life is built around a I didn ' t do it! Plans go- certain someone. Without ing into the service as an that certain someone, life engineer. Enjoys running means nothing. around with Steve Alerton and getting into trouble. Robert Bob” Thomas Come and get me, Notre Dame! Likes a good football game. Senior English, holi¬ days. Joseph Joe Tupta- It ' s all in the mind. Plans J. C. , getting into business. Alice Twigg- Work ama¬ zes me, I could watch it for. Plans J.C. becoming a successful secretary ' . En¬ joys going to ihe games. Active in DECA. John Tyler- If at first you don ' t succeed, try another way. Likes life. Dislikes time. Plans army. Active in chess club, cadet corps. Jean Jeannie Ween¬ ie Uran- Life is built around a certain someone, and with¬ out that certain some¬ one, life is nothing. Plans J. C. ; becoming an airline hostess. lurtis H. Vaughn- The eal meaning of love is to Dve oneself. Likes skin iving, water skiing, hunt |ng. Plans J. C. , dental lourses, staying single, jlaval school. Beverly Veirpant Celia Cecil Wade- Plans becoming a librarian Enjoys hiking, reading. Active in ASB Ticket Squad. Sheryl Sherri Wahl- I want to be free ! Doing everything with no strings to tie me down. Plans college; interior decoration career. Active in DECA, Banner Corps. byle Waits- Likes girls, pwling, football, basket- I ill, cars, swimming, )rseback riding and food, islikes school! Active in ilitary Science. Wayne Richard Weightmen- James E. West Jr. - Likes Knowledge is like water eating, sleeping, and eat to the thirsty man in the ing. Dislikes working, middle of the Sahara Des- Plans J. C. , a good job ert. Likes water-skiing. and a home. Tim Rudolf Wardrip- Always trust a counselor. ' Likes cars, girls, Mr. Van Zanten, and goofing around. Wayne Tiger Whiting-Likes girls and food. Dislikes boredom, watching television. Plans studying law. Enjoys billiards, reading. Susan Sue Whipple- Cherish them that loves ya! Grimuulf. Plans college. Active in Concert band, marching band, pep band, band president. Sally Sal-gal Wheaton- Walk in another ' s moc¬ casins three days before passing judgement. Likes Lormie. Plans beauty college, and marriage. ha: les Chuck Westin It ' s party time at the estins ' house. Likes Ijrfing, fishing, parties, [ ' islikes dull weekends, heese. Plans col ege. Ellen Wilde One Wilde- I ' m sure. Dislikes run¬ ning the track. Plans to teach. Active in bench- warmers, Girls ' League, D.E.C.A. District Histo¬ rian. 1 £ i Mary Zeke Zekan- Likes white houses, week old apple cider, cleaning out certain refrigerators. Dislikes eggs, conceited boys. Active in ASB, class council. Sandra Sandy Wilson Life is built arovmd a certain someone, without that certain someone, life means nothing. Likes Mike, wants Mike, needs Mike. Plans marriage to Mike. Chris Wilton Bessie Bess Winner- If you smile every day, you ' ll make friends every day. Enjoys sleeping, sewing, boys. Active in Choir, Girl ' s glee. Larry Winner-A man ' s best friend is his camera? Likes Photo, tennis shoes, smiles Mrs. Blankfort. Plans to be a photographer. Active photographer for annual. Pamela Winnie Jean Winningham- Likes being different and practicing cheer with the gang. Plans becoming a professional dancer. Active in D.E.C.A., cheer. Ronald Woody E. Wood- Cool it, baby. Dislikes hernias and hospitals. Plans college, marrying Nancy. Active in football, track. John Big John Zegler- When something happens contrary to expectations, I say One of the hazards. Plans college. Active in football, wrestling, chess club. Bill Bryant- Likes cars, drag racing, rock and roll, dances. Plans college or Air Force, becoming a news reporter. Active in band, pep band. Brenda Bearid Camera Shy: Michael A. Brisk Raylene Fay Dawson Lillian Ann Ellis Patricia M. Gross John Edward Hoover Gregory Edwa Laidler Robert C. Perry Timothy E. Philpott Harry Thomas Segawa Chris M. Tharp j KIRI Seniors lounge on their lawn during lunch. John Miller Smiles with foriegn exchange student Susanne Nielsen. Many students carry on their own conversations at latest senior dance. It seems the main attraction of this assembly is in the stands. 52 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- Ken Patric Mary Zekan Senior Stand-Outs MOST SCHOOL SERVICE- John Miller Nancy S enter MOST TALENTED Dave Rottke Marci Ingram BIGGEST FLIRT Pat Smith Verna Hamlet T V I MOST FRIENDLY- Pat Smith Nancy Senter MOST TALKATIVE Ron Wood Janet Smith BEST LOOKING- Ben Rosenthal Janet Smith BEST DRESSED- Alan Pagenhart Shelia Baker CUTEST COUPLE- Chuck Westin Bonnie Sanderson i « BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE- Ralph Baker Frances Farr ) , I 1 MOST ATHLETIC- Brien Bickerton Mary Kinney 56 CUTEST SMILE- Lon Hinkle Nancy Senter DREAMIEST EYES- Ben Rosenthal Bev McGinley BIGGEST NUT- Tim Reed Sue Sargent Senior Stand-Outs Chris Mann Santana Sultans sing school song. A mob crowds the floor at the Hello Hop. Santana swings at Football Carnival. HI y- 1 f T t ' M- y . T . T . y . . i rr Trr . T . y . T T t f -r t y .y President John Miller ' Advisor Mr. Perry Shipman Secretary Patsy Wallace Santana ' s Commissioner of Public Relations Mary i Commissioner of Sales Beverly McGinley Millhouse ,‘-t9 ' tjf ' :;:r. 7 ;;. Im • • t V� J « • • • Mff • • «r « - v • • • • • I Commissioner of School Service Nancy Senter Attorney General Ken Patric Commissioner of Finance Mary Zekan Commissioner of Athletics Alan Clark Commissioner of Publicity Debbie Brisendine Commissioner of Publicity Ester Dean A little bit of Berkely hits Santana ' s Campus. Esse and the Allstars rock the night away. ACTIVITIES Santana ' s Cheerleaders, both old and new, have a pow wow at assembly. VOTE ORIS FOR E yBLICI Foa Santana ' s First nominating convention was colorful and exciting David Santana reigns over The Secret Sock Hop as King Sultan. Santana ' s Homecoming cheerleaders reminisce during hand clap. The assembly to introduce the candidates running for a A.S.B. office was a great success. T Our foreign exchange student is surroxmded by her American family; Mr. Ray Johnston, Rene ' e, Sibylle, Leslie and Mrs. Yvonne Johnston. Enjoying herself, Sibylle talks to Santana students at Homecoming assembly. Mr. Ray Johnston teaches Sibylle how to play pool, while Leslie looks on. Sibylle and escort Lon Hinkle pose for a picture at Homecoming game. Sibylle shows Randy Lask how she dances in Germany. Sibylle Deutelmoser Mike Sherley presents Sibylle with gifts from the Senior class. Princess Sibylle awaits her turn to go on the field at Homecoming Game. Even though Sibylle has a busy schedule, she still finds time to study. Sibylle talks with Granite Hills exchange Ed Davis enjoy ' s a dance with student Susanne Munk honary Princess Sibylle. Neilson. From Germany our Foreign Exchange Student Hail to the mighty seniors . Freshman beg to be accepted. Freshman Orientation Ken Ditler, freshman, models the latest style for upperclassmen. Melody Brombly gets the treatment from Cathy Senter, Ariane Hinkle, and Oliva Rel. Carolyn Vigneau appears to be giving a lesson in hairstyling while the rest of the girls look on. While eating lunch Marshall Brisendine registers to vote. About Campus Another spendid view of oixr campus and its inhabitants. Mighty Seniors, in the foreground, enjoy the Senior Lawn. The latest fad on camptis seems to be watching people as they eat their lunch. Honorary Princess Sibylle i Princess Beverly Pr incess Bonnie 69 Princess Bonnie Sanderson with escort Chuck West in. Richard Beckman escorts Beverly McGinley on to the field. Lon Hinkle escorts Princess Sibylle Deutelmozer to her first homecoming rite. Queen Virginia Rovang dances with escort Allen Pagenhart. Homecoming Princess Nancy Senter awaits the word with escort Bill Kirwan. i r- 7 ■ . .ri ■ ' -:r i-: .■ 1 ' -• ■ ' ' Homecoming court gathers on field Beverly McGinely, Richard Beckman, Peggy Boyar, Russ Gilbert, Virginia Rovang, Alan Pagenhart, Bill Kirwan, Nancy Senter, Bonnie Sanderson, ChuckWestin, Olivia Rel, Curt Smith, Sibylle Deutel- mozer and Lon Hinkle. Homecoming Princess Olivia Rel with escort Curt Smith approaches the field. Nancy Senter helps Beverly McGinley with corsage. Former Queen Peggy Boyar crowns shocked Virginia Rovang. First Joe Neuhart, front row Olivia Rel, Beverly Nelson, Carolyn Vigneau center Danny Alvarez top row Pam Winningham, Virginia Rovang, Karen Godsin action Is he going to make it. . . ? yea yea yea, touchdown! S ' Karen and Pam gab between cheers. mmmmm WARD IS THE WAY YOU GUIDE US ANTANA Foreign Exchange Students from Grossmont District get a good look at Santana Students before the assembly starts. at Cheerleaders and the band help promote spirit at our first cheer assembly. Coach Curran, number 52, tries for a jump ball in Santana, El Captian faculty game. The Foreign Exchange Students gather on the senior lawn lunch, to exchange greetings with Santana Sultans. Compton ' s basketball team get a royal welcome from the Sultans. - ' _ 1 m ' 1 : « j Linda Johnston Anne Wheeler Patti Powell Linda Johnston, Anne. Wheeler 1. to r. Patti Powell, Michele Declercq, Nancy Payson, Nancy Payson Michele Declercq Lorraine Jamilkowski gains yardage for the Junior Class. Seniors make desperate attempt to stop Juniors as they try to make their tying point. Senior Janet Smith leaves Juniors in the dust as she runs for a touchdown Powder Puff Mighty Seniors tramp off field stunned at what the juniors had accomplished. Ariane Hinkle goes for the extra point but Martha Cross blocks it for Seniors. I V Remember our beloved teachers and the fun we had laughing at them? Remember Remember Karen Godsin modeling at the Girls League Fashion show? Remember our second annual Homecoming Dance and the victory over El Cajon? DKIV JACK ' BOK Remember Jacks and the good times we had? Remember the faculty basketball game against El Capitan? 79 SCHOOL um mgt fuiPLC, � ioA S«lT ltS ' W IfiE KNOW I WHCSEW Oi KrwtDO IS THE msEMlHO US IfK TSUE 10TIN5 FORCE SPIRITS LIE TOO CUlOE US_ Remember dancing to the music of Essie and the Showmen, at the Secret Sock Hop? pHH m 1 |P| If W If v Remember how nice the gym looked at the Nominating Convention? Sultanas get ready for Band Jamboree, Gigantic S is formed at Football Carnival. Choir practicing for Christmas Program. r i T T Tr-y . T . T . f . irTif • I’ T. T r rr y f rr f . T T y . ’f r i r rT f T Girls ' league First Row: Mrs. Juanita Stevens, Adviser; Karen Godsin, President Second Row: Sheila Baker, Cindy Crull, Frances Farr, Kristie Mann, Karen Patrick, Olivia Rel, Esther Dean, Carolyn Vigneau, Linda Smith. International club L to R; Pam Newark, Renee Johnston, Pat Cathy Craw¬ ley, Mary Zekan, David Santana, Paula Conley, Leslie Johnston, Jeanne Calkins, Sandy Calkins, John Miller, Miss Lois Nossaman, Sibylle Deutelmoser, Mrs. Amy McClure, Laurel Fisher, Nancy Omohan, Denise Botti¬ celli, Marcy Ingram, Claudia Stout, Jan Washburn, Rosella Ranf, Susan I sen, Mary Monroe. j Chess club First Row: Virginia Rovang; Marcie Ingram; Second Row: Mrs. Juanita Stevens, Adviser; Ann Quilla; Alan Pagenhart; Steve Corbett; Esther Dean; Shirley Snelson; Pete Hackbusch; Dave Rottke; Bruce Dragoo Sitting: Kenneth Ditler; Steve Lococo; Daniel Simmons; Spencer Stoleson. Standing: Priscilla Beals; Stan McCoy, President; Jeanette Waits; Jon Zegler; Marlene Fitch. Aladdin ' s club Row 1: Patsy Wallace, Kristie Knutson, Kathy Hagan, Linda Plant, Marcy Ingram, Linda Stradly, row 2; Gale McIntyre, Cindy Pearson, Linda Churchill, Sandy Wofford, row 3: Cinda Pepper, Renee Johnston, Fran Lafata, Donna Law, Jeanne Richmond, Leslie Johnston, Sue Sargent, Norma Reed, row 4: John Miller, Tom Ingram, Wanda Nelson, Sue Lay, David Santana, Jerry Geiser, top: Miss McMinn Bonnie Thacher, Erlene Jipp , Denise Botticelli Krista Borger, John Miller, row 2: Marcy In¬ gram, Cindy Bucarro, Debbie Giba, Mary Hewitt, row 3: Jim Miller, Ken Patrick. i j 1 Qcimitar Employes American Music Club AMERICAN MUSIC CLUB: Row 1: Dave Rottke, Laureen Holden, Joyce Cooksey, Huey Wood. Row 2: Betty Cook¬ sey, Jack Johnson, Steve Olerton. German Club GERMAN CLUB: Bob Crawley, Steve Welk, Randy Roehl, Chuck Currner, Judy Hagen, James Schmid, Barbara Kingsley, Bill Cummings, Bill Sherley, Duane Drake, Larry Hale, Mr. Weber. SCIMITAR EMPLOYES: Doris Wade, Carolyn Lohf, Ginger Lawless, Marilyn Lesher, Mary Spiesman. Boys Interact BOYS INTERACT: Russell Nelson, Presi¬ dent Tim Reed, Dave Patrick, Terry Beith, Charley Howell. MATH TEAM: Ken Patrick, Dave Alpert, John Martin, Tom Cope, Mr Noble, Leslie Johnston, Charley Howell, Bill Beals. Bench Warmers BENCH WARMERS: First row: Gracie Rice, Linda Rice, President. Terry Brown. Second Row: Denise Botticelli, Paula Sunstrum, Vicky March, Dixie Deavor, Doris Goodrich, Patti Brown. Third row: Barbara Malzohn, Bonnie Brunk, Peggy Scott, Renee Johnston, Sue Demers, Glenda Robertson, Sue Wilcox. Fourth row: Debbie Russell, Pam Kelly, Jan Simmons. Fifth row: Susan Brone, Linda Stolnow, Linda Smith, Cheryl Stem, Nancy Payson, Linda Adams, Ledadeane Hagedorn, Priscilla Beals, Cathy Cmll. Sixth Row: Gale Mclntrye, Marcie Ingram, Deena Boboff, Karen Patrick, Sharon Rovang, Donna Woodward, Ellen Wilde, Sandy Core, Dawn Zim¬ merman, Janette Waits, Marlene Evans. Romance Language ROMANCE LANGUAGE: Standing: Sue Gills, Tom Ingram, Cinda Peper, Dave Santana, President. Mr . Lomeli, Debbie Giba, Gale McIntyre, Krista Borger, Pat Bates. Sitting: Sandy Beasley, Debbie Howell, Denise Hicker, Denice Botticelli Marcie Ingram, Debbie Hughins i $ i i Gymnastics Club GYMNASTICS CLUB: Front Row: Linda Evans, Monica Mudget, Kathy Senter. Bottom Row: Debbie Howell, Gracie Rice, Ledadeane Hagedorn, Debbie Hewins, Linda Rice, Virginia Rovang, Jan Simmons, Pam Winningham. Second Row: Linda Waters, Carolyn Vigneau, Anna Weeding, Patti Thorpe, Wanda Gassaway. Third Row: Sue Wilcox, Beverly Nelson, Fourth Row: Debbie Russell. Tennis Club TENNIS TEAM: First Row: Jill Summerfield, Sharon Kimzey, Presi¬ dent Peggy Clemons, Donna Miller, Donna Dethrich, Shirley Purtle. Second Row: Ginger Lawless, Terry Kitching, Laura Cabrilla, Vicki Young, Sue Sargent, Connie Spears. Third Row: Marlene Hansen, Mary Uribe, Terry Zahniser, Pam Sparks, Jeri Brusky, Janet Orr, Fourth Row: Carol Borden, Anita Payton, Mike Bell, Linda Arviso, Millie Howardth, Mary Snelson. Fifth Row: Shelly Mann, Marine Moss. Sixth Row: Mrs. Elaine Smolen. Archery Club First Row: Larry Kemp, President Norman Lahr, Larry Wilson. Second Row: Don Fisher, Bob Grable, Roberta Price, Marie Murphy, Linda Arviso, Doris Wade. D.E.C.A. D.E. C.A.: First Row: Carolyn Lohf, Phil Garrett, Alan Pagenhart President, Kris Mann, Sue Aufort. Second Row: Alice Twigg, Cheryl Helmick, Dave Burger, Sandy Bauder, Shirley Johnson, Virginia McConaghy, Virginia Hansen. Third Row: Randa Russ, Ed Davis, Sue Sargent, Sue Mascari, Ellen Wilde, Pam Winning- ham, Mr. David Phillips. ir Track Club iTRACK TEAM: Mary McKenna, Cindy Crull, Donna Deaett, Donna Dietrich, Nancy Senter, Lynn Williams. Second Row: Miss Jo Westlake, Peggy Hoye, Katie Vaughn, Cindy Bucaro, Marti Pierce, Jeanette Nelson, DeWeese Price. OYThird Row: Sandy Calkins, Liz Gabard, Esther Dean, Janet Dean, Ruth Kloster- man, Sandy Kiehl. Fourth Row: Valerie Romero, Sue Eisner, Millie Howardth. Fifth Row: Cheri Romero, Patti Edwards, Ruth Fox, Ellen Gooper, Kathy Malek, - . - Terry Stiffler. Sixth Row: Robyn Reilley, Karen Olsen, Vicki Young, Sue Gillis, Debbie Bronx, Becky Lockhart. I ! I Choir CHOIR: First Row: Twinkle Lewis. Second Row: Emily Mudgett, Sandi Kiehl. Third Row: Debbie Brownlee, Claudia Stout, Norma Reed. Fourth Row: Gwen Troyer, Jeannie Fredricks, Betty Sandee, Sue Gillis. Fifth Row: Pat Bond, Donna Grampp, Kathy Gibson, Debbie Beddingfield, Mary Kinney, Ellen Kiehl, Sixth Row: Lillian Ellis, Brenda Lowery, Randa Russ, Bessie Winner, Cindy Crull, Kathy Aynes, Donna Deaett. Seventh Row: Sue Stanton, Don Bainum, Gary Hoye, Tom Hansen, Bob Baird, Brian Hentsch, Bill Beals, Dan Lay. Eighth Row: John Block, Bill Clark, Tom Merts John Zealer, Jerry Palmer, Joe Pearce. I I I i 1 k Madrigals MADRIGALS: Sitting: Bonnie Eby, Bill Beals, Brenda Lowery, Bob Baird, Emily Mudgett, Buster Johnson, Rosella Ranf. Second Row: Mary Kenny, Mike Hall, Sue Crego, Kathy Bmke, Debbie Beddingfield, John Burke, Donna Deaett. ' i. choir Girls Choir GIRL ' S GLEE: First Row: Debbie Thompson, Nancy McGowan, Lorie Scott, Kathy Klaws, Bonnie Thompson, Dina Alvereze. Second Row: Susan Horneff, Pam Stallings, Alice Garrison, Michelle Laroe, Brenda McCoy, ' Shari Streed, Linda Scheilder. Third Row: Priscilla Haines, Suzanne Houle, Kathy Schuler, Theresa Steffler, Barbara McClaren, DeWeese Price, Anita Payton, Cindi Troyer. Fourth Row: Roberta Price, Marie Murphy, Dairelle Kolpacaff, Barbara Sandee, Shelly Miller, Bonnie Brown, Brenda Baker, Judy Dyson, Marylil Douse. Fifth Row: Dixie Stevenson, Sue Sargent, Debbie Brox, Debbie Thomas, Cheryl Holloway, Marsha Gardiner, Sharon Heaton, Moreen Feldman, Janet Mitchell, Marilyn Rel, Janice McCoy. Boys Glee MEN ' S GLEE: First Row: Richard Kelly, Don Hoo¬ ver, Jack Lee, Brad Pas- coe. Second Row: Jerry Gassaway, Don Markson, Jim Monroe, Dave Hin¬ kle, John Ivy, Joe Pearce. Third Row: Charles Cook¬ sey, Steve Welk, Mark Keeter, Tim Wardrip, Don Bainum, John Zeg- ler. Nancy Omahen Hand Corps Lieutenant Sultanas Chris Sperline Hand and Flag Corps Captain Row 1; Nancy Omahen, Chris Sperline, Mona Odmark. Row 2: Dona Miller, Eva Dames, Kathy Rasmussen, Linda Barnhart. Row 3: Vicki Price, Donna Strunam, Patti Thorpe, Gail Zeh, Debbie Jakson. Row 4: Sue Darjany, Charlene Davis, Debbie Howell, Sharon Stanley, Laurel Fisher, Jill Sommerfield. Row 5: Barbara Kingsley, Linda Heincy, Kathy Stevens, Mary Ann Snelson, Lauren Kloepper,, Jeanne Calkins, Dixie Stephenson. Row 6: Cindy Crull, Bonnie Downs, Sharon Kimzey, Paula Conley, Pam Lavin, Sheila Baker, Pam Porter, Connie Downs. 90 Marching Band First Row: Marilyn Marks, Sue Crego, Chris Wilton, Mary Kinney, Penni Ramstead, Janet Smith, Mary Zekan, Sandi McPhilliamy, Sherri Wahl. Second Row: Karl Boyle, Dave Brown, Phil Spencer, Dave Sherrick, Dennis Wofford, Jim Bracey, Roy Kelso, Jim Geiser, Bob Brown, Charlie McMullen, Marti Pierce, Karen Barnard, Cindy Albright, Priscilla Beals, Paul Kelley. Third Row; Henry Scally, Margaret McDaniel, Paulette Gordon, Barbara Tirpak, Jeanne Bronx, Mary Bander, Bill Martin, Bob Miles, Brenda Terry, Larry Bromback, Debbie Rowe, Sandy Steele, Don Black, Pat Kerr. Fourth Row: Mike Jon , Sue Whipple, Biff Miller, Linda Watts, Francis Jamilkowski, Mickey Stephenson, Mari Watts, Dick Kerr, Pam Scott, Janet Boeck, Mike Morrissett, Julie Johnson, Katie McSwain, Walter Fletcher, Ralph Sherrick. Fifth Row: Mike Boyle, Dan Alpert, Jack Johnson, Ralph Day, Bob Kennedy, Dan Smith, Scott Vigo, Bob Thomas, Jim Tupta, Dean McDonald, Bob Childress, Jim Cherry, Don Coulson, Brian Conway, Don Walker, Merton Ashton. Mr. James Schwuchow Concert Band First Row: Jim Branch, Sue Whipple, Jeanne Bronx, Walter Fletcher, Katie McSwain, Julie Johnson, Janet Boeck, Karen Barnard, Pam Scott, Karl Boyle. Second Row: Larry Bromback, Sandy Steele, Margaret Mc¬ Daniel, Brenda Terry, Bob Childress, Jack Johnson, Marti Pierce, Merton Ashton, Bill Bryant, Linda Watts, Mickey Stephenson, Mari Watts, Dick Kerr. Third Row Bill Martin, Paulette Gordon, Mary Bander, Barbara Tirpak, Don Black, Jim Tupta, Steve Hackney, Jim Cherry, Dean McDonald, Don Coulson, Brian Conway Biff Miller, Priscilla Beals, Ralph Day, Bob Kennedy, Mike Morrissett, Dave Brown, Ralph Sherrick. Fourth Row: Jim Geiser, Charles M cMullen, Randy Langford, Dennis Wofford, Jim Bracey, Dave Sherrick, Bob Brown, Roy Kelso, Don Walker, Mike Boyle, Bob Thomas. I r fi � 2 3 2 2 2 % I I I 5 Closely guarded by Compton defender, Tim Wulfemeyer (12) attempts jump shot. Mike Sherley (22) tries to break away from El Cap lineman for the score. Lawerence Falls (8) receives congratulations after home run against Oceanside. • r y r y - y T i fTf . ? . T T r r!f ' y - T . t . f .T T f t T t r r r r. i’:? : ? . y - TT’ - T ' ? f - T t i t y Coach Tom Flood Head Coach Gordon Teaby Trainer Joe Rodgers Coach Keith Richardson Gary Honkanen (32) is finally brought down after gaining valuable yardage for Santana. Brien Bickerton (10) sweeps end with Hillers in pursuit. Varsity Football SANTANA OPPOSITION Carnival 12 . . Monte Vista • . 0 35 . . San Dieguito . 20 33 . . El Captain . . 18 20 . . Grossmont • . 52 0 . . Mt. Miguel . . 39 27 . . El Cajon . . . 14 19 . . Monte Vista. . 48 0 . . Granite Hills . 32 Mighty Sultans rip Vaquero dummy as they march on to victory. Manager Jack Finster Manager Bill Wade Tim Wulfemeyer (12) has plenty of time to throw short to Mike Sherley (22) for the first down. Mike Sherley (22) halts in his tracks and prepares to reverse course, as Vista defense looks on. Brien Bickerton End Gary Honkanen Fullback Mike Saska Hallback Ben Rosenthal Tackle Don Banium Guard Larry Hurley Center Dave Hinkle Guard Mike Inga Tackle Ralph Baker End Marv Brown Chuck Heincy Mike Gastellum Halfback Halfback Halfback Glen Stallons John Zegler Center Tackle Bob Baird Guard Offical prepares to drop the penalty flag, while Mike Sherley (22) awaits Wulfemeyer ' s pass. Ed Gassaway Guard Santana defense halts Monarch runner after short gain. Ben Rosenthal (75) takes out four San Dieguito lineman, as Santana starts it ' s march for the score. Mike Sherley (22) finds a hole in the line and uses it as San Dieguito defense closes in on him. Charles Heck Tackle Paul Mascari End Ed Lis T ackle Harry Segawa End Ed Goodall End Prospects for Santana ' s football future- the J.V. Team line up before the goalposts. They are Top row, 1. to r. Coach Bob Guess, Jim Thomas, Wayne Clarke, Marshall Brisendine, Bob Hypes, John Saska, Brad Boyar, Ron White, Ron Cummings, Jim Wilde, Ken Vaughn, Jim Adams, Steve Core, Coach Joseph Meeker Second row, 1. to r. Dave Harrison, Steve Thompson, Don El Hajj, Rick Hainlin Terry Brannum, Tom Alves, Duane Drake, Larry Ashmun, Richard Mutch, Jim Wasson, Third row, 1. to r. Bob Cobum, Bob Shirey, John Tennant, Randy Langford, Jim Branch, Curt Van Atta, Ronnie Longford, Larry Hagg, Skip Stephenson, Mike Frederick, Dave Homeff, Rick Keen. JV Football The first purpose of the junior varsity football team is to develop players for the varsity. This year, the boys worked long and hard together and developed great spirit and team feeling. The season record was 5-3-1, with two defeats by only one touchdown. The outstanding player list is long but should include Don El Hajj, Marvin Brown, Rick Hainlin, Bob Hypes, Steve Core and Jim Wilde. About fifteen junior varsity players will likely move up to varsity status next season. The team probably played its outstanding game against El Cap. Down 19-0 in the fourth quarter, the Sultans rallied to tie and were inside the El Cap 10 yard lines as the game ended. It was a fine year, according to Coach Bob Guess, made so by some dedicated, tough football players. Coach Bob Guess Coach Joseph Meeker Scores We They La Jolla. .... 20 0 San Diequito. .... 34 6 El Capitain. .... 19 19 Grossmont. .... 12 18 El Cajon. .... 26 14 Mount Miguel .... .... 0 26 Monte Vista. .... 7 15 Granite Hills. .... 19 13 Helix. .... 19 6 100 Bright beginners in high school football-Santana ' s frosh team-looks back on a spirited season. They are Bottom row, 1, to r. Steve Zigler, Hal Stuart, Blake Thomas, Tom Drake, Doug Coffin, Hal Watters, Earl Leslie, Skip Paul, Scott Blair, Brock Campbell, Dave McEntee, Ed Cummings, Gary Fox, Larry Harnisch, Second row, 1. tor. Manager Merrill Doyle, Dale Alexander, Mike Lewis, Bruce Fuller, Joe Harrison, Mike Files, Tony ■f ■ . 41 . Kotaskic, Jim Saska, Bill Sherley, Ernie Alexander, Bob Clark, Spencer Staleson, Dan Tucker, EdVigneau, Dale Raster, Manager Ken Dittler Top row, 1. to r. Coach McAdams, Kyle Hypes, Bill Salnie, Louis Holm, Frank Martenez, Craig Honkanan, Dave Gastellum, Larry Rieger, Ken Stephanu, David Griffith, Rich Frazier, Regie Brown, Rick Porter, Gary Robertson, Jim Hall, Coach Taggart. Frosh Football The 1966 Frosh Football season opened with forty-eight boys reporting for practice. While losing their first game, a hard- fought contest with the St. Augustine Saints the Sultans came back to defeat the Marion squad 14 to 7. With a 1 to 1 record Santana entered into league play confident of a successful season. After the first six losses it seemed that we might not be able to gain a league victory. But spirit remained high and the team never lost faith that it could win. Meeting Helix in the last season game would be a strong test for they had beaten four teams. Helix scored first and then Santana fought back as it had done all year. This time the Sultans were not denied; they came from behind and beat Helix 12 to 7. Football is a team sport which demands individual descipline and courage. These two attributes characterize all good athletes, not the least among them the Santana Freshman. Coach John McAdams Coach Bernard Taggart We They St. Augustine .0 12 Marion . . . .13 7 El Capitan . . .0 34 Grossmont. . .6 27 Mt. Miguel. . .6 7 El Cajon . . . .12 19 Monte Vista . .13 3 Granite Hills . .13 47 Helix .... .12 7 Harry Drach Dave Adams (Above) Ed Dames (above) Ted Drach (above) Fred Galvan Rick O ' Neal Dennis Stone Varsity cross country Coach Bob Avant SCORES SANTANA OPPONENT 17. Mission Bay . . . 39 26. El Capitan . . . . 33 30. Grossmont. . . . 27 28. Mt. Miguel. . . . 18 29. Clairmont . . . . 18 37. El Cajon . . . . 27 45. Monte Vista . . . 29 26. Granite Hills . . . 33 22. Helix .... . . 33 102 A J.V. raced off to a fine season. The members of the team are: (standing, 1. to r.) Chuck Clegg, Brian Admire, Dan Hungerford, Bill Harrelson, Tim Page, Junior varsity The Frosh Cross Country team develops good prospects for future teams. They are: (standing, 1. to r.) Mark Hackstedde, Gary Feilen, Mike Tyler, Bruce Sheldon, Jack Lee. (kneeling, 1. to r.) Bill Zeyen, Norm Lumpkin, Jim Russell, John Griffin, Steve Hackney. Freshmen Tom Drach, Ray Mathews, (kneeling, 1. r.) Terry Weed, Larry Forster, Larry Robbins, Pat O ' Neil, Tom Stewart. ' 1 ' ' S ' I 1 41 0m Dave Wade Tim Wulfemeyer Guard Tim Barrett Center Briei Forw Kevin Doyle Manager Dave Patrick Forward Gary Caradonna Guard 3i Jim Miller Guard V Tom Curran SANTANA 9core8 • • ‘ii’® i“ 50 Morse 52 73 Kearny 66 58 San Dieguito 64 32 Compton 71 51 Clairemont 64 57 Sweetwater 67 71 Coronado 82 65 Marian 59 66 Mission Bay 54 48 El Capitan 43 48 University 61 59 Pt. Loma 60 78 El Capitan 66 54 Grossmont 53 59 Mt. Miguel 77 72 El Cajon 68 57 Monte Vista 69 75 Granite Hills 81 63 Helix 65 62 El Capitan 50 73 Grossmont 67 54 Mt. Miguel 87 60 El Cajon 62 64 Monte Vista 55 55 Granite Hills 67 50 Helix 66 Mike Sherley Guard Fon 10 Lost 16 - ijM 1 Wayne Weightman Forward Tim Wulfemeyer (12) shoots for two points as Compton defender tries to block his shot. Brien Bickerton (32) shoots for an easy two points as Compton defender looks on. Tim Barrett (44) out jumps two ComjDton Tarbabies for rebound. Lon Hinkle (50) putjumps opponent in free throw as players await the ball. r action Tim Barrett (44) shoots for two points (right) as El Cap defenders wait for the outcome. Wayne Weightman (20) is all alone (below) as El Capitan defenders move in. Varsity ' Gary Caradonna (14) prepares to pass ball (below ri t) as Kearny man tries to block him. m 1 i, I I I Coach Jay Turner 1. to r. front row; Bob Stubbier, Chuck Clegg, Dan Hungerford - Dave Horneff, Ron Weightman, Ed Munsch, Back row; Jim Burns, Dave Nelson, Jim Adams, John Burke, Don ElHajj, Ronald White, Stan Davis, Billy Cummings. Frosh-JV Coach John Me Adams Basketball 1. to r. Front Row- Terry Brown, Bill Sher- ly, Gary Fox, Rick Kirwan, Larry Harnisch, Blake Thomas, Ed Vigneau Middle row- Dale Alexander, Terry Forster, Kyle Hypes, Mike Files, Larry Forster, Larry Rieger, Dale Senninger Back row- Mike Tyler, Mike Brown, Gary Feilen, TedSneider, Pat O ' ¬ Neil, Craig Honkanen, manager- Steve Ziegler UNDEFEATED FROSH J.V. Frosh Santana 33 Morse 35 Santana 66 St. Augustine 35 Santana 38 Ke arny 35 Santana 52 St. Augustine 39 Santana 44 San D. 56 Santana 73 Mt. Miguel 40 Santana 17 Compton 70 Santana 66 El Cajon 49 Santana 57 Clairmont 70 Santana 54 Monte Vista 55 Santana 60 Sweetwater 52 Santana 51 Sweetwater 41 Santana 47 El Cap 34 Santana 65 El Cap 32 Santana 51 Grossmont 55 Santana 55 Grossmont 33 Santana 50 Mt. Miguel 62 Santana 61 Mt. Miguel 39 Santana 38 El Cajon 31 Santana 58 El Cajon 40 Santana 42 Monte Vista 37 Santana 61 Monte Vista 43 Santana 42 Granite Hills 48 Santana 55 Granite Hills 42 Santana 43 Helix 56 Santana 50 Helix 34 Santana 60 El Cap 53 Santana 66 El Cap 25 Santana 27 Grossmont 40 Santana 51 Grossmont 28 Santana 49 Mt. Miguel 59 Santana 80 Mt. Miguel 47 Santana 47 El Cajon 33 Santana 57 El Cajon 42 Santana 54 Monte Vista 57 Santana 47 Monte Vista 33 Santana 52 Granite Hills 53 Santana 56 Granite Hills 55 Santana 47 Helix 73 Santana 55 Helix 40 This year the Santana freshmen basket¬ ball team went undefeated in fourteen league games. This was the first league championship in the brief history of Santana, and it stands as an indication of things to come for the Sultans. With twenty boys competing for fifteen uniforms, the competition within the team was kept very high. Everyone knew that if he had a uniform the day of the game, he would play. Santana entered the Grossmont League Freshmen Tournament and easily advanced to the finals - there to suffer its one Ibss of the season. Monte Vista beat Santana 55-54 in an overtime which seemed to earmark the two teams as the teams to beat in league play. After four league games, Santana and Monte Vista met again. This time, Santana reversed the earlier loss by downing the Monarchs 61-43. This left the Sultans the only undefeated team in the league. The only real threat to that claim came when Santana played Granite Hills in the next to the last game of the year. It took a great effort in the last closing minutes of a second overtime period before the Sultans were able to squeek out a 56-55 decision. With this game as the only exception Santana had little trouble going undefeated in league play. With the season over, the players voted on the best defensive player award and the most valuable player award. These honors went to Terry Forster and Kyle Hypes respectively. The most improved player award went to Dale Senninger. It took total team effort to gain the success of the season. We were very fortunate to have everyone healthy, and most fortunate not to have lost anyone to J.V. and Varsity. So our congratulations to the freshmen team. 109 Douglas Lohf 98 lbs. Charles Howell Larry Haag Tim Reed 106 lbs. 123 lbs. 115 lbs. Randy Lask Mark Taylor 130 lbs. nrgr. Varsity Wrestling Coach Keith Richardson SANTANA 27 Sweetwater 21 10 Grossmont 35 28 Oceanside 19 40 Kearny 8 9 Helix 31 48 San Miguel 10 12 Grossmont 26 30 El Cajon l 19 22 Granite Hills 21 19 El Capitan 23 8 Mt. Miguel 34 6 Monte Vista 38 Wrestling in action Doug Lohf (98 lbs.) has good position on top of El Cajon Brave wrestler. Ed Gassaway (157 lbs.) breaks down his opponent on the way to a pin. Ken Gutman 136 lbs. Mike Felley 141 lbs. Larry Hamilton (148 lbs.) picks up 5 points for Santana on pin against Braves. Larry Hamilton 148 lbs. Ed Gassaway David Hinkle 157 lbs. 168 lbs. Don Skemore 183 lbs. Gary Honkanen 218 lbs. I i (1. to r.) Back row; Ron Stricklen, Dennis Robertson, Richard Martin, Paul Speed, Hal Stewart, David Gastellum, Dan Willis, Gary Robertson, Scott Morse, Richard Fraizer, Mike McCarthy, Myrrill Doyle (1. to r.) Front row; Bill Felix, Berry Gamblin, Stan Pryor, Bruce Lohf, Ron Denton, Tom Ryden, Art Trombly, Rick Ryer, Rick Bedford. Wrestling Frosh (1. to r.) Back row; Dick Smith, Paul Fuller, Ken Vaughn, Brian Heutsch, Jim Wasson, Bob Coburn, Bill Clark, John Brown, Pat Scott, Front row Jack Finster, Steve Wasson, Gary Demers, Charles McMullen, Mike Whitmore, Jim Branch, Dave Davies, Steve Noyer. Bob Baird Varsity Coach: Bob Avant Stan Chambers Ed Dames Chuck Heincy Jeff Maxwell Top row 1. to r., Steve Core, Richard Rowley, Bruce Stoll, Tom Stenart, Craig Honkanen, Dave Gastellum, Dan Lay, Paul Dunn, Don Horneff, Bill Cronan, Jim McCoy. Bottom Row 1. to r. , Bruce Kenaston, Duane Drake, Fred Galvan, Norman Lumpkin, Steve Keyes, Bill Harrelson. C Track Bottom row 1. to r. Allan Fisher, Bill Heincy, Chuck Clegg, Tim Page, Brian Admire, Dennis Will, Steve Corbett, Ray Mathews Top row 1. to r. Jim Marries, Earl Leslie, Terry Weed, Paul Barroz, Tom Drach, Pat O ' Neil, Dennis Stone, Randy Langford, Ron Keeter, Fred Galvan, Terry Duncan, Steve Kemp, Richard Ryer, Robert Crull, Mgr. Wayne Woods strains to throw the shot putt for another C.I.F. championship. Chuck Heincy soars through space in the long jump. Track In Action Tim Barret appears to be heading for one-point leanding as he skims over the bar. Larry Ashmun strains in effort to clear the bar. V j i t } I ' n . a {■ i If I i u Gary Forster 2nd Base Dave Wade Mgr. Ron Weightman 2nd Base Mike Sherley Shortstop Mike Saska 3d Base Varsrty Baseball Brien Bickerton (9) prepares to deliver pitch as umpire looks on. � gf.agg i M� Coach Bob Guess Tim Wulfemeyer (14) connects with pitch to send it sailing for a Home Run. 120 .. ■ ' ■ ■ ■- ' � ■ ■ ' ' ' l-Jf ' ' ■ ' ■ -■ ' ' • V- V: . v-. • -- SS? - ■ .4 0 ♦W u f ' . i 1 «i ■ 4 - 4 -t:‘ ji ' 4 Mike Saska (4) watches ball leave the infield after powerful drive. -M. .4 liy -■ H-;7 :■ - 1 .ic ■ ► 1 Curt Smith (5) swings! but did he hit it? Gary Forster (11) singles to left field as the Sultans began their drive. Action Larry Falls (8) lunges at the ball and connects against Mt. Miguel. 121 ■..W-s •“ ' ■ . •Vv ' - ' -•■;; ■ ■ e ■ 5’. ' ‘ - ' It ' ' - t Front Row L-R Mike Whittemore, Mike Frederick, Skip Stephenson, Paul Kelly, Dan Clayton, Middle Row L-R Don Fisher, Randy Pewtress, Chris Shaw, Jim Palmer, Frank Ridley, Kevin Doyle-Mgr., Back Row L-R Coach Tom Flood, Dale Dickerson Mgr., Bob Hypes, Larry Forster, Kyle Hypes, Terry Forster. I ii i I coAe Coach Tom Flood Santana Junior Varsity team prepares to start game as the pitcher steps on the mound. J 122 Front row, (1. to r.) Norm Hulahan, Chris DuCharme, Bob Marks, Gary Fox, George Paul, Bruce Fuller, Danny Tucker, Jim Saska. Back row, (1. to r.) Coach Taggert, Reggie Brown, Richard Porter, Paul MacCarthy, Kyle Hypes, Dale Alexander, Harold Watters, Ernest Alexander, Ed Vigneau, and Terry Forster. Frosh Coach Taggert Kyle Hypes shows great form while taking pre-game warm-ups. 123 Ill I Back Row L to R Steve Lococo, Frank Reed, Jerry Gieser, Jim Mayer, Tom Cope, Bob Van Miles, Jeff Silverman, John Martin, Dave Albert, Biff Miller, Bob Brown. Middle Row L. to R. Dave Brown, Jim Cherry, Ed Mirick, Jim Deck, Dan Hungerford, Bruce Shelton, Rich Thompson, Benny Johnson, Greg Elwood, Bill Mulhausen, Jim Gieser, Lance Purdy, A1 Key. Front Row L. to R. Merrill Doyle, Walt Fletcher, Dennis Wofford, Mike Brown, Bob Cullihan, Spencer Stoleson, Mike Glegg, Frank Sundstram, John Burke, Gary Braun, Tom Ingram, Rich Russ. JV Frosh Tennis Coach Jay Turner Jim Mayer wmmm John Martin Dave Albert Varsity Tennis Jeff Silverman Bob Van Miles Tom Cope Biff Miller Golf Coach Curran Lon Hinkle Bottom row: 1. to r. Dave Mastronardi, Bill Sherley, Gary Miller, Blake Thomas, Glen Daugherty, Top row: Mike Inga, Jim Miller, Lon Hinkle, Larry Reiger, Mike Miller. Miss Nossaman speaks with students on the first day of school. Freshmen re-model last year ' s S . A typical freshmen models for Sultans during initiation week. T y-T-T T ' r � ' � � y. T f .T T r T T T t � - f . T . f . y . f . ! • f t m- y . t . y T y . T T:i:y . f .r t f t T - f -n The people behind the junior class are (from left) Mr. Coburn, governor; Nancy Payson, comm, of pep and pub- Gerald Weber, advisor; Pam Porter, comm, of activities; licity; Dave Ryden, treasurer; Mrs. Barrie Tyler, advisor; Dan Joseph, It. governor; Linda Smith, secretary; Bob and Mr. Gordon Teaby, counselor. Junior class officers i I. 130 Acosta, B. Adams, C. Adams, L. Adams, D. Ainsworth, E. Alexander, F. Alvarez, D. Alves, T. Ashmrm, L. Aynes, K. Bailiff, B. Bates, K. Baumcrots, M. Ronald, B. Beard, W. Beasley, S, Bell, M. Benham, P. Berkhemer, S. Blair, S. Boeck, J. Bonnin, E. Borden, C. Boyar, B. Branch, J. Braun, S. Breault, G. Brenner, B. Brenner, G. Brisendine, M. Brooks, G. Brown, B. Brown, M. Brown, R. Browne, D. Browne, L. Brunswick, M. Buquet, W. Burke, K. Bums, J. Burrows, G. Cabbage, P. Calkins, J. Calkins, M. Campbell, W. Caradonna, G. Carlson, P. Carpenter, M. Carr, L. Carrick, N. Casados, S. Cerveny, J. Chambers R. Chavez, S. Chavez, Y. Claar, C. Clarke, W. Coburn, R. Conley, P. Conway, B. Cook, C. Cooksey, C. Cooksey, L. Cooper, J. Corbett, S. Cosgrove, A. Crawley, R. Crull, C. Cummings, R. Dalrymple, L. Dames, E. Daugherty, G. Davis, S. De Rouen, S. Declercq, M. Den Herder, M. Devine, R. Diaz, D. r i Downs, B. Downs, C. Drach, H. Drake, D. Drexl, A. Dyar, J, Edwards, A. El Hajj, D. Espinola, J. Evans, L. Evans, M. Feilen, E. Fisher, L. Forster, G. Fox, R. Frederick, M. Gainer, C. Gallien, G. Galvan, F, Gerde, C. Gilb, G. Gilliland, K. Godsin, K. Goldsborough, J. Goodall, J. Grampp, D. Gutman, K. Hagan, V. Haines, P. Hainlin, R. Hale, S. Hall, G. Hall, M, Hardy, R. Hausotter, K. Hays, J, Hazlett, L. Heffeman, N. Hein, D. Herrick, D. Herrin, L, Hicker, G. Hinkle, A. Holden, L. Honkdnen, G. Horton, M. Horvill, R. Hoye, J. Hujing, R. Hunga, M. Hunley, L. Ivy, J. Jackson, D. Jamilkowski, L. Johnson, B. Johnson, C, Johnson, D. Johnson, L. Joseph, D. Kelley, C. Kertzman, K, Kiehl, E. Kimzey, S. il Kinney, J. Kloepper, L. Klows, K. Krick, R. Laudner, J. Lay, S. Leach, M. Legg, E. Levithure, J. Leydecker, R. Leydecker, W. Linder, D. Lindsay, B, Linzey, D, Lis, S. Ludwig, J. Maheu, S. Mair, J. Malek, K. Marks, M. Mascari, P. Mastronardi, D. Me Coy, J. Me Donald, D. j i I I I i I, ij McGinley, M. Me Kay, S. Me Kee, C. Me Mullen, M Mendoza, D. Miller, C. Miller, D. Miller, J. Moline, D. Monroe, M. Morehouse, D. Moss, R. Mudgett, M. Mundinger, R. Murray, R. Muteh, R, Myers, D. Myers, P. Nelson, B. Nelson, R. Newark, D. Nieholson, L. Niekerson, S. Nordaune, M. O ' Neal, R. Odmark, M. Olsen, K, O ' Mahen, N. Palmer, J. Parrish, D. Parsons, J. Patriek, K. Pay son, N. Perdomo, L. Perry, C. Person, C. Peterson, C. PLrtle, S. Porter, P. Priee, M. Priee, V, Ramstead, P. Rasmussen, K Reeord, D. Reed, N. Regalado, L. Revels, C. Robbins, M. Roberts, R. Rodgers, G. Roehl, A. Romero, C. Rosen, S. Rovang, S. Ryden, D. Saar, J. Sadler, J. Salewske, W Saska, J. Schlieder, D Schmid, L. Schmidt, R. Schmitt, S. Senter, K. Shapter, L. Shipman, P. man, Silverman, J. Shulthies, T, Simons, J. Sindelar, R. Slockbower, M Smith, B. Smith, J. Smith, L. Smith, S. Snelson, M. Sommerfeld, J Spiesman, M. Sponsler, M. Steele, S. Stephenson, M. Stinson, B. Stoltnow, L. Stout, C. Stradley, L. Stumph, M. Tennant, J. Terry, W. Thomas, J, Thomas, J. Thompson, B. Thompson, S. Trombly, B. Troyer, G. Tucker, C. Twigg, J. Vallieres, H. Van Atta, C. Van Oosbree, T. Vaughn, K. Vigneau, C. Vigo, R. Wallace, P. Walvatne, C. Ward, D. Washbiuu, J, Wasson, J, Weeding, D. Weeks, F. White, N. White, R. Wilcox, S. Wilford, A. Williams, L. Wilson, L. Wine, G. Wofford, S. Wood, L. Wood, S. Woods, W. Woodward, D. Woolley, M. Worthington, D. Wulfemeyer, K. Zeh, R. Zeyen, J. Ill i ' In the picture above and left three of the J.V. cheerleaders clown around in front of the familiar Hill . In the picture above Sultans cheer at this year ' s Football Carnival. The Girl ' s League snow cone sales I were successful again this year. At this assembly the players of the Spring sports were introduced to the student body. Sj K ' - ' s 1 inj- 21 i i! Support was given to the sophomore class by (from left) Mr. Frank Perkins, advisor; Kathy Crull, comm, of activities; Karen Larson, Treasurer; Denise Botticelli, It. governor; Miss Lois Nossaman, counselor; Krista Borger, governor; Mr. Edwin Noble, advisor; Debbie Giba, secretary; Debra Chumney, comm, of pep; Mrs. Jacqueline Kerschner, advisor; and Sue Gillis, comm, of publicity. Sophomore class officers 138 Adams, J. Adams, M. Admire, D. Aiken, W. Aldrich, T. Alves, K. Applegate, T, Baillif, M, Baker, A. Baker, D. Barber, B. Barnard, K. Bander, R. Baxter, J, Beals, P. Bell, D. Bergeron, L, Berry J. Bobof, J. Bonstel, R, Borger, K. Botticelli, D. Boulware, S. Bracco, R. Brannam, T. Braun, R. Brice, S. Brown, P. Brown, R. Brown, T. Bruton, M. Bucaro, L. Bullock, J. Burke, J. Campbell, C. Cannell, L. Carrillo, L. Chambers, P. Cherry, J. Chostner, T. Chumney, D. Chiu ' chill, L. Clark, B. Clayton, D. Clegg, C. Clemmons, C Combes, C. Cooper, E. Core, S. Core, S, Crawford, T. Cronan, R. Cronan, W. Crull, C. Cuin, S. Cummings, W Dalrymple, K. Darjany, J. Davies, D. Davis, L. Davis, L. Deaver, D, Demers, G. Demers, S. Diamond, W. Diaz, J. Dile, P. Downs, J. Duperron, D. Dyson, J. Edwards, C. Edwards, K. Egelston, D. Eisner, S. Elwood, G. Elwood, J. Falls, C. Felix, B. Ferrell, B. Filskov, H. Finster, J. Fitch, M. Fournier, G, Frame, R. Fuller, P. Fulton, B. Garabedian, J. Geiser, J. Geurin, C. Giba, D. Gillis, P, Goodrich, D, Green, P. Gregory, C. Gross, V. Haag, L. Hackney, S. Hagedom, L. Hagen, K, Haines, P. Hamilton, L. Hansen, T. Harp, B. Harrelson, W. Harrison, D. Harvey, D. Hawkins, K, Hegarty, M. Heksem, B. Helmick, P. Hentsch, B. Herr, B, Hewins, D. Hewitt, M. Hicker, D. Hinkle, T. Hobbs, L. Hodges, D. Holas, L. Homeff, D. Howarth, M, Howell, D. Hoye, G. Hubert, P. Hungerford, D. Hypes, R. Jamilkowski, F. Jarvis, D. Jennings, G. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Johnston, C, Johnston, L. Jones, L. Jones, M. Jones, M. Jones, W. Keeter, R. Kelley, P. •Kelly, C. Kenaston, B. Keimedy, W. Kercher, S. Kerr, R. Key, A. Keyes, R. Kingsley, B. Kinney, J. Knutson, K. Koemer, Ci Kolpacoff, D. Kolstad, C. Kudas, J. La Fata, F. Lafferty, D. Lahr, A. Laidler, L. Lakey, S. Langford, R. Langford, R. Larson, B. Larson, K. Law, D. Lawson, M, Lay, D. Lewis, E. Lohf, D. Lowery, B. Lucas, K. Ludtke, L, Lumpkin, N. Maddock, J. Marrokal, G. Marsh, V. Martin, G. Maxwell, W, Mayberry, K. Me Atee, C. Me Coy, B. Me Gill, W, Me Intyre, G. Me Neese, L. Me Nitt, K. Me Vay, G. Mendoza, C. Methey, P. Michels, S. Miller, K. Miller, K. Mitchell, J. Mizar, S. Molloy, S. Morris, L. Morrisset, M. Morse, D. Moyer, S. Mulhausen, W. Murray, C. Nelsen, D. Neuhart, J, Neves, j. Newark, P. Nieman, L. Nickenson, C. Nordaune, K. Olsen, K. Orr, J. Paddeck, E. Page, L. Page, T. Palmer, J. Parrish, R. Pecoraro, F. Perry, B. Peterson, R. Pewtress, R. Pickrell, T. Pierce, M. Plant, L. Plante, L. Polsley, L. Posey, B. Powell, P. Purdy, L. Ramirez, E. Rice, G. Rice, L. Ritayik, T. Roberts, L. Robertson, G Rodriguez, J. Roehl, R. Rovanek, P. Rovang, I. Rowles, F. Rowley, R. Ruble, C. Russ, R, Russell, D. Russell, D, Ruth, M, Sadler, J. Sandee, J. Class of 1969 Fe - 8a Schmid, J. Scott, B. Scott, L. Scott, P. Scott, P, Shaw, C. Sherrick, R. Shitey, R. Shopp, L. Simmons, J. Sizemore, D, Skinner, P. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith, D, Snodgrass, R. Snure, S. Sorensen, S, St John, P. Stallons, L. Stem, C. Stephenson, W, Stevens, K. Stock, F. Stone, D. Stotler, C. Stougtl, J. Stromberg, S. Sundstrom, P. Taylor, M. Thacher, B. Thigpen, B. Thomas, K. Thomas, K. Thompson, R. Thorpe, P. Tupta, J. Van Oosbree, F. Vaughn, C. Wade, D. Waits, J, Walen, B. Wasson, S. Watters, L. Watts, L. Weeding, A. Weightman, R. Welk, S, Wheeler, A. Whittemoore, M. wm, D. Williams, G. Williams, T. Wilson, L. Wimberly, N. Woodcook, R. Worthington, R. Yantos, M. Yule, P. Zeyen, W. Zimmerman, D. 142 144 IK a(og The freshmen class got off to a very good start because of the help of these people (from left) Mr. Bill Streshly, counselor; Jeanine McIntyre, comm, of pep; Marie Murphy, treasurer; Merrill Doyle, It. governor; Bill Sherley, governor; Moreen Feldman, secretary; Rosenta Price, comm, of ac¬ tivities and Jennie Mullen, comm, of publicity. Freshmen class officers 146 L J Adams, C. Albers, M. Albright, C. Alexander, C. Alexander, D, Alexander, E. Alpert, D. Alvarez, B. Anderson, E. Applegate, J, Arviso, L. Bailiff, W. Baker, K. Barnhill, J. Baroz, J. Baroz, P. Barr, A. Bates, D. Bates, P. Batting, B. Bauers, S. Becker, M. Bedford, M. Bikson, P. Black, D, Black, D. Black, F. Blair, S. Bland, J. Bodin, L. Booth, S. Boswell, R. Boyd, B. Bracey, J. Brannam, D. Braun, G. Brisk, J. Brissette, B. Brombly, M. Brooks, G. Bronx, D. Brown, B. Brown, D. Brown, M. Brown, R. Brownlee, D. Brusky, G. Burke, N. Calkins, B. Campbell, B. Canning, J. Carroll, R. Casey, K, Champion, P. Chavez, N. Chillinsky, D, Clark, R, Clegg, M. Cocita, R. Coffin, D. Cole, P. Collyer, M. Comte, L. Conley, D. Corbett, M. Cortner, G. Crull, R. Cullinan, R. Cummings, E, Daly, B. Danielson, D. Day, R. Deaett, P. Dean, J. Dean, L. Decker, J. Degnan, C. Denton, R. 7 ' - blass of 1970 Dietrich, D. Dile, M. Ditler, K. Dooley, D. Douglas, D. Doyle, K. Drach, T. Oragoo, V. Drake, T. Duane, M. Duenez, P. Edgerton, J. Elliot, S. El Hajj, D. Espinoza, J, Feilen, G. Feldman, M. Felix, B. Files, M. Fischer, A. Fisher, C. Fisher, D. Forster, L. Forster, T, Fox, G. Frazier, R. Frederick, D. Fuller, B. Gabard, E. Gamblin, B. Gassaway, Y. Gastellum, K. George, B. Goff, A. Gorecke, D. Grable, R. Graham, R. Grant, C. Graves, S. Green„ K. Green, L. Griffith, D. Hackstedde, M. Haddock, J. Hagen, J. Hager, J. Hale, L. Hall, J. Hamlett, Z. Haney, T. Hansen, D. Hansen, M. Hanson, K. Hardy, C. Hamisch, L. Harp, C. Harrington, M. Harrison, J. Harritt, M. Harvey, P. Hausotter, A. Hausotter, J. Heaton, S. Hein, J. Heincy, W. Hensley, S. Herrera, J. Hobbs, S. Holden, M, Holloway, C. Holm, L. Holmes, J. Honkanen, C. Hoover, D. Horde, K. Homeff, S. Howard, W. Hujing, K. Hypes, K. Jacobs, R, Jennings, J. Jewell, G. Johnson, J. Johnson, P. Raster, D. Keen, R, Kelley, P, Kemp, L. Keimedy, B. Kewley, B. Kirwan, R. Knight, S. Kotasek, A, Lahr, D. Laroe, M. Laroe, R. Lask, R. Laudner, G. Lawrence, K. Le Beau, F, Leach, C. Leathers, M. Lesher, A. Lesher, N, Leslie, E. Lewis, M. Leydecker, B. Linder, R. Linzey, M. Little, D. Littlefield, K. Lockhart, R. Lohf, B. Loveland, C, Lumn, A. Machado, C. Madsen, L. Main, C. Maim, S. Marks, R. Marries, J. Marsh, T. Martin, R. Martin, S. Martin, W, Martinelli, G. Martinez, C. Mathews, R. Mathewson, P, Me Carthy, M, Me Claran, B. Me Cowan, N. Me Daniel, M. Me Entee, D. Me Gill, J, Me Intyre, J, Me Kee, L. Me Swain, K. Meyers, D. Miller, G, MiUer, S, Mirick, E. Mizar, J. Mizar, S. Moland, S. Molina, S. Monroe, K. Montague, K Moore, S. Moos, M, Moss, M. Moimt, V. Mullen, J. Mimdinger, J Murphy, M, Murray, C. Neff, S, Nelson, B. Nelson, L. Nelson, W, New, A. New, B, Nickerson, O ' Neil, P, O ' Toole, B Class of 1970 Di-O’M Parsons, D. Pascoe, B. Paul, G. Pecoraro, J. Perdomo, P. Perry, J. Phillips, S. Polsley, T, Porter, R. Powell, G. Price, R. Pryor, C. Quintanilla, L. Radestock, D. Ranney, D. Reed, C. Reed, F, Rieger, L. Riffel, C. Robbins, L. Robertson, D. Robertson, G. Rogers, K. Romaine, E. Romero, V. Roseberry, H. Rowe, D. Ruble, B. Russell, R. Rxist, R. Ruth, D. Ryden, T. Ryer, R. Saleny, L, Salvie, W. Sandee, B. Sanders, D. Sanders, T. Sanderson, S. Saska, J. Schlieder, L. Schmitt, E. Schneider, C. Schuler, K. Schwarz, K, Schwarz, M. Segawa, V. Senninger, D, Shelton, B. Sherley, B, Sherrick, D. Sievert, K. Silvas, B. Simmons, D. Sisley, D. Sizemore, D. Skousen, P. Smith, D. Snyder, A. Sparks, P. Speed, P, Speers, J. Spencer, D, Spencer, P. Spiesman, P. Spiargeon, T. Stallings, P. Steinmetz, P. Stephanus, K. Steveiu R. Stewart, F. Stewart, T. Stinson, R. Stoleson, S. Stoleson, S, Stone, G. Streed, S. Stricklin, R. Stuart, H. -— Stubler, D. Stumph, G. Sullivan, G. Sundstrom, F, Sutherland, R. Taylor, S. Terry, B. rhinnes, D. Thomas, B. Thomas, D. Thomas, K. Thomas, L. Thompson, D. Thompson, D. Thoms, D. Tipps, G. Tirpai, B. Trombly, A. Troyer, C. Tucker, D. Tyler, M. Ulery, K. Uribe, M. Van Brocklin.,. P« Vargo, S, Vigneau, E. Vigo, S. Wagner, C. Wall, L. Walters, N. Ward, L. Wardrip, D. Watters, H. Watters, L. Watters, L. Watts, M. Weber, A. Webster, C. Weed, T. Weister, B, West, M. White, R. Whittemoore, T, Widdowson, S. Williams, A. Willis, D. Wilson, V. Winningham, T. Wofford, D. Wood, C. Wood, H, Wood, W. Woodall, B. Woodall, J. Wooding, M. Wulfemeyer, T, Yohe, T. Young, V. Zahniser, T. Zawlacki, A. Zegler, S. Ziegaus, J. 151 Janine Washburn and Nola Heffeman are on the Faculty, Dedication, Title Page, Academics sections and Mr. Beach ' s page. Janet Parsons and Bonnie Downs are to annual co-ordinators. Also not shown is Sue Sargent and Anita Payton who are in the Ads section P Sue Rosen and Eva Dames are members of the underclassmen section. The Annual Staff would like to express their appreciation to Pete Hackbusch, who created the cover, Dave Rottke, who created the fad pages, and Bruce Dragoo, who de¬ signed the division pages. Steve Smith, Linda Stoltnow, Linda Rice, Gary Forester, and Jim Mayer are all on the Sports sec tion. Nancy Senter, Beverly McGinley, Fran Farr, Nancy Benge are on the Business Staff. Also not show are the photographers Larry Winner and Terry Beith. 152 J ( Daun Worthington is the Editor in Chief. 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