Sevilla High School - Taurus Yearbook (Sevilla, Spain)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

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Sevilla amidst the rolling hills and wheat fields of the region which bears its name, Sevilla! The center of the joy and happiness that many the World over think is so characteristic of this one province of Spain called Andalucia. Sevilla has existed for many centuries and through many empires. It was first used by the Phoenicians and once their great em- pire began to crumble, it was inhabited by the great Roman Empire. The Romans did much for the architecture of Sevilla, as can be seen in the Pillars of Hercules, al- ledged place of an ancient Roman church, and the Wall, built in 250 B.C. when Plaza de Alameda fPillars of Herculesj outlying towns were being established. Such a town was Italica, at first built for the tired and wounded Roman sol- diers back from the Carthaginian Wars. There was also Carmona, which mainly served as a graveyard because it was high and out of reach of the raging Gudalquivir, which has formed the back- bone of Sevilla's existence from the Phoenician's time to modern day. The Roman Empire was almost completely shattered by the Visigoths, who stayed in pain for some time until the Moors, during one of their religious wars in 712, drove them out. The Moors, of all the conquerors, left behind the most of any of them which can be seen today, since the people after them used their great works of art instead of destroying them. Some of the more predominant are the Alcazar, the Sultan's palace, the Giralcla, first constructed by the Moors as a minaret for their mosque and later changed by the Christians into a bell tower for their great cathedralg and the characteristic small street, which every one considers a symbol of Spain but cont. The wall, which at one time surrounded Sevilla, was built in 250 B.C. The Giralda One time minaret for the mosque which was located on the site of the present cathedral which were actually built by the Moors for door to door fighting. The 12th century started the Spanish monarchy in Sevilla, with its characteristic churches and bell towers, of which the great and magnificent cathedral is one, with its huge bell tower called the Giralda. The cathedral, built by the city of Sevilla is the third largest in the world smaller on- Sevilla as seen through a Moorish Arch Bell Tower on a Spanish Roman Cath- olic Church ly than St. Peteris in Rome and St. Paul's in London, both of which were built after the Cathedral of Sevilla. Spain, developed during the era of monarchs and produced many great men in var- ious fields. One of the greatest was Miguel de Cervantes, who wrote many things, among which his most famous and best piece is Don Quixote de la Mancha. Cervantes was imprisoned -in a jail in Sevilla and While imprisoned here he conceived the idea for that great masterpiece. Sevilla has been an inspiration for young and old, emperors and paupers, Romans, Arabs and Spaniards through- out the ages. Don Quixote One of Miguel de Cervante's main characters in his book Don Quixote de la Mancha The Cathedral of Sevilla, third largest in the world Table of Contents Faculty ................................ 8 Students ........ ...... l 9 Sports ......... ......... 4 l Clubs .......... .......... 6 l Soc1al L1fe ........................ 73 re many of the original plans of the new world cities are kept. .4 1 ' 5 'U 3. rf'- , ., ,, , ff., , S uf . K 1. 3 X32 S t A .1 b Y ., L1 ii it ,- 'N ' ' ix . L. ' f 'u 4, Q' , '- in N fl .n.A ,J ' L 4 'X' '44, 'Q 'W ' E 1 .. rf, v 3' K f 'J 'E in ,,. , 5' ,lv 5, . 1... Q ',1f 4x , .w - , ,dx e 1 gg fl 'A J 5 , Q ' Q , , , gh it - , 19 : ,- ,f .ln ig. 4, ' . gin. ' ..x I. , 4 X I PF X ., Q' 4 5 ' .c l ,,.f - I is E 2 , , , Q 5-. Q 4 , 4 4 4 1 , f 4 .1 . u ,qv ',,. f . ,, fa .Q ,.. A ,.i Q if, . ,-0 X Ei if Q . , , , piaifzr' 1:-'T W -haf-'1-R H W , llff 5 W4 A ' . '- Wagga'-4g5 '4i!,,t A, . N, 3. fa: 3,4 gg ' ,Amt Mg 1 -1.-H. I . K ,,f, 'b' ' ',...n ' f. V, if 234. -' '-.A k-W , N gf- , QQ ,gif .fir 1 A V53 K . ,ip R ' lg , f?w Jimi: , 'ffffaii iw! 1.1 1 , 1, ,JG ig 154 mf. Ui 51 'J'-.ixgv 'Mg sq 4' Q' , , g X 4 1 v , , P 2 ,W-ig In K 5 Q 41? 'WWE if is K, ,sl Z Qifg N ww . Q 'i . f...,, if , F f gli' F V ' -'W' Vo 4 15 W? A N.. 1 : f M ,,1 On behalf of the faculty I would like to convey to each of you the sincere Wish that, as a guest this year in Spain and as a student in the Sevilla High School, you have had the rich experience of academic preparation, of making friends and of living in this exciting land of Spain. It is our hope that as time passes these experiences will find their place among your most cherished memories. ERNEST MORGAN, Principal Administration WALTER FARBER, Counselor Our School Univ. of Alabama Columbia Univ. Univ. of Virginia Univ. of Southern California Librarian S-l-a-s-h Staff MARY CAMPBELL Secretary MARY TAYLOR MILLS LUZ GOMEZ Nurse LOUIS J. HASHAGEN Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Mathematics Boys Intramurals MARGARET ERM Gogebic Community College Northwestern Univ. Michigan Univ. Fordham Univ. Seventh and Eighth Grade Math, Con- sumers' Math john and his fellow math mates explain a problem Mathematics YN JOHN F. OROLIN Joliet Jr. College Illinois State Univ. Eighth Grade Math Geometry, Algebra II Senior Math Yearbook Sponsor ERNEST J. DOSEDEL Wisconsin State Univ. Univ. of South Dakota RUSSEL JACK Stanford Univ. Univ. of Hartford Hillyer College Univ. of Maine Gorham State Teachers College Seventh Grade General Science Chemistry, Physics Science , , Now don't forget that because we can t blow up the school without lf Biolo Ph sical . SY, Y Science, Eighth Grade Science Science Club Sponsor MELVA NAYLOR State Univ. of New York, Syracuse Univ. Home Ec., Eighth Grade Science, Seventh Grade Health Pep Club Sponsor -sv-new Janice, next time tell me to move my finger sooner! Pete and Egon practice good shop methods FANNIE BLAIR A8cM College Los Angeles State College Stanislaus State College Shorthand, Typing Bookkeeping Toro Tribune Sponsor Applied o no fy Q f 'gQgklQ 'e Q' Q ?,W '-'QQ -Q,,:i:' In l ,Z li A f - R 1' , X , f at I p if ' Q X A 4 ,N if -. .eg-.-N ' gQ 'g Q' Q ,vu 6. 4:1113 'wwf QOXQX 'nu ?'?'3'?33sSas:'sa - o9'o'6' Ns x3 m A 5,'Q2e- W. ,ffbql Q -gl fl -xsxg 4 Qs'Nq:l Q. 9,5 Q GOO. yn! eu x ss - 'S +.. -er -v ww'-.5 . 4 Q. . 4 11- sh - 2 S - er- A vi wake, 'm ' . 'lg Sa --gk. - -4 v '-'L' I X ' K 6 And they tell me nothing is impossible! Arts Allen relaxin with his favorite 8 hobby ROBERT HELMINTOLLER Richmond Pro- fessional Inst. Vocal Music 7-12 Instrumental 7-12 Humanities Chorus, Pep Band, Beginning Band Sponsor JOHN A. FRANKE Univ. of Wis. Art, Humanities Art Club Sponsor FRANK MARTELLA Fresno State College, Univ. of Calif. at Santa Barbara General Shop Mech. Drawing Junior Class Sponsor w LEHMAN P. COOK Tennessee Technical Peabody College View from the Giralda, looking over the Archives of Sevilla Seventh and eighth grade social studies, eleventh grade history Histor CARL GROVER Compton College Mexico City College Calif State College Eleventh and eighth grade U S History City Hall The only representation of sixteenth century architecture in Sevilla SUSANHIGBIE Madison College Seventh Grade Science Physical Ed. GAA, Drill Team, Cheerleaders SPOIISOL' MARY JANE SLEDGE Western Kentucky Univ. Seventh Grade Science Physical Ed. GAA, Drill Team, Cheerleaders Sponsor Physical Education Is it real? VINCE CAPELLO Chico State College Science Lettern'1en's Club Football, Basketball, and Track Sponsor M- LEE ROBBINS Humpty Dumpty chatting with Alice Ill. State Univ. English III Seventh Grade English Theatre Arts Sponsor Don Quixote AUDREE ANDERSON Univ. of Minnesota Seventh Grade Eng. English I and II Future Teachers Sponsor Language IZAURA HAZEL PINTO Boston Univ. English II and IV Humanities Eighth Grade English Senior Class Spon- sor Toro de Oro, built by the Moors GILBERT FERNANDEZ RICHARD LA CARCEL Fla. State Univ. Univ. of Sevilla Univ. of South Fla. Univ. of Madris Univ. of Maryland National Teachers World History College-Sevilla Spanish II junior High Spanish junior Class, Host Spanish I Nations Sponsor Chess Club Sponsor ROSA C. MARTINEZ Univ. of Tampa Univ. of Maryland Eighth Grade Spanish Spanish I and French I and II I Arre burro ! i...ii..........,Wv...., h.,. Plaza de Espa5a, built in 1929 for the Spanish-American exposition Class of '6 CLASS FAVORITES Jane Seaquist Pete Hampton CLASS OFFICERS Prefidefzt jane Seaquist Vice Prexident Cheryl Ray S erretary Suzanne Kaiser Treasurer jerry Sokolow JANICE ANDERSON SHIRLEY CALHOUN ELIZABETH COFFMAN Bi ff9P1f1fe-' TYICY, Texas Birtbplizca' Abilene, Texas Bi fhPl4fe Newfoundland: Ambition: To be h21PPY Canada, GAA 2, 4, Tennis Team 3, Ambition: Secretary Track 1, Basketball 2, 5, 45 Class Drill Team 4, Newspaper 3, 4g President 33 Honor roll 1, 2, Chorus 3, 45 Track 1, 2, Powder Puff 5, 4. Seniors KATHARIN A E. de KANTER JERRY GADDISK, W ALDEA MADGE GARTHAUS CKQYJ UCHYD XJ CBiUkCYD Birtbpltzce: Hartford, Conn. Birtbplnm' Columbus, Georgia. Birtbplizres Berryfield, Ill. Ambition: Multi-Lingual Ambition: Unknown Ambition: Beautician ' Secretary ' Basketball, Football, Track Pep Club 1, 2, President 4 Cho- GAA Ig Chorus 2, 4, Taurus 4, rus 1, 29 FHA 1, 23 GAA 1, 2, 4, Library Club 4, Spanish Club 1. PETER D. HAMPTON QPetej Bi7'lf7PZ5ZC6.' Florida Amlaitimz: Auto Mechanic Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4g Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 39 VIOLA SUZANNE KAISER Birllaplace: Asheville, North Carolina Ambition: College Drill Team Captain 3g Cheerlead- er 4g Class Secretary 1, 4, Cho- rus 4 Class of '6 CAROLYN LEONE Birflal17lace.' New York Ambition: Astronomer Pep Club 2g Taurus 3, 4g Pow- der Puff 3, 45 Chorus 4 SUNDRA CAROL MILLSAPS QSUNDYQ Birlhj7lace.' Brookhaven, Mississippi Ambition: Nurse Taurus 3, 4g Chorus 3, 4, Student Council 4g Pep Club 1, 2, GAA 33 CI-IERYL ARLINDA RAY Birllaplam' Colorado Ambition: Dental Hygienistg Cheerleader 1, 2, 4g Homecoming Queen 4, Student Council Rep 1, 3g Class Treasurer-V.P. 2, 4 JANE TYRA SEAQUIST Bi1'ibpface.' Waukegan, Illinois Ambition: Language Teacher Cheerleader Captain 3, 43 Na tional Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Class President, Drill Team 1, 2 Taurus 2g MICHAEL GARY SIMPSON Birtlaplaref California Ambition: Oceanographer Student Council President Ger- man Club 15 Chorus 45 German Honor Society 2, 3g National Honor Society 4 Seniors PAMELA WOLFF SHARON ZADROGRA gpg-mmy pieb . Birthplace Miltentown Conn Bzrthpltzre Cleveland Mississippi Bjffhplafg Florida DTHIUMICS 1 PCP Club 2 Drill Ambition Airline Ambition: Commercial Artist Team 3 St d ' ' ewar ess Drill Team 1, 2g Majorette 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Chorus 2g Basketball 5 ' CLASS FAVORITES Minerva Lara Artie Uresti Class of '68 CLASS OFFICERS Prefident Greg Gilchrist Vice President Artie.Uresti Serremry Vera Hicks Trefzmrer Tow Law Mary Barnwell Robert Bracy Tim Buford Stella Castillo Tom Cauble Allen Collins Manual Collins Richard Curry Shelly Eichel Donna Eltz Eileen Eltz Diane Fellouris Peter Flannery Mary Lou Garcia Linda Gest Greg Gilchrist Janice Hassell Brad Hazzard Vera Hicks Vicki johnson Leland Keller Debbie Land Minerva Lara Tom Law Lynn Manry Mike McKiesich Brenda McLean Claude Mildrum Roslyn Millsaps Henry Montgomery Linda'Mongomery Wayne Morris Rachel Oliver Janice Poore JoAnn Rapacik 26 Class of 68 Juniors Jim Renes Janet Scharz Judy Schwarz Harvey Skirven -Sharon Turley Artie Uresti Jeanne Waller Leo Washer Rose Willis Mike Willson Val Gene William Glenn Westing Helga Barnes Alvin Bergman Butch Coffman Barbara Curry CLASS FAVORITES Martha Provenghi Jimmie Dean Class of 969 - Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Preficienzf Rickey Wiggens Vice Pfefidefzt Martha Provenghi .S'ecfelm'y Pam johns Treafzzrer Katie MacDonald Jimmie Dean Jean DeMarco David Davis Viola Dunlap Keith Ferguson Mary Folmar Ann Foster Ronald Fox Egon Hampton John Haney Clara Hicks 'i Niomie Jeffery Corinne Joggard Pamela Johns Karen Johnson john Kelley Terry Larson Chuck Leatherman Katie MacDonald Steve McGowan Richard McHenry Sherry Meckling Kathy Meek Chris Messitt Maurice Moore Hey Martha, Pam is on your team! Ion Morgan Donna Pinkley Lyn Price Martha Provenghi Sally Rapacik Cathy Skopak harlotte Shrout raig Sokolow I.aLonnie Rountree C C . Olga Vasquez flartha Underhill hirley Wilkins irenda Williams ,ichard Wiggins lark Wolff 29 Ronald Alvarez Parnelya Anderson Harold Bowers Kathy Bowers Barbara Boyce Karen Bracy Roxanna Brock jose Castillo Georgiana Chambers Kenneth Clark Class of ' 4 , - .,. W M 5 s b,.- A Xa - .. , -mm N r J: as 'wkf ,E www iii ' : -'r. ra .-,5 .... yin, , ,,A ,I a,,,g,k, 3, 4 .53-in A ' -' rrll 2 I ' 1- L r - sf ra, '- 2, r 1: N -fr ser- , rsA,,ar y gl VV . L ,g,.SlnaAw, W ,- gif .A y N, r ,Q rr QW ...Z .... Q ,ihwgm CLASS OFFICERS P1 erzdefzl jose Castrllo Vue P1 emiefzt Danny Trevmo Sew elm y Lyn Smupson T1 efzrm er Fred Kelley V sw! :, ft., . an S9 fi Freshmen Ruby Collins Robert Colson Michael Curley Sandy Delahoussaye Jennifer Douglas Marvin Douglas Mary Dunlap Janice Fuller Stephen Gilchrist Martha Goggans Bruce Gregory David Haney Scott Hazzard Liz Henges Diane Hersey William Hodge Fred Kelley Pat Lemoine Jose Lukecart Steve Manry Keith Mock Tony Montoya Rachel Moore Buddy Morris Russell Nichols 3 joseph Nisi Debbie Olson jackie Page Barbara Patton Beverly Payne Pat Payne Bonnie Pitts Debra Ray Michael Rouzer Robert Seaquist Class of 9 O - Freshmen Q29 N0 CLASS FAVORITES Pat Schmidt Jaime Uresti Rat-a-tat-tat-BOOM H Marcus Anderson Barbara Asmond Gloria Bell Dennis Bentley Baird Black Andreina Boles Tim Boorman Sherry Boyce Sandra Bracy james Brock Class of '71 8th Grade X 'x 1 , M Thomas Garduno James Garthaus Debbie Gest Carol Gilmore Debbie Gunderson Mary Hampton james Hassell Terry Hatmaker Michael Hicks Louis Hlava james Holden Barbara Holmes Colette joggard Brian johnson Russell Johnson Steve Kearns Debbie Kelley Frank Lara Dean Larson Richard Law Ralph Wilcox Patricia Lee Debra Lehman Jeanne Long jack Lucas Larry Luckcart Mike Manring john Marenghi Debra Marion Allan Mason M Barbara Burks Frank Castillo Stewart Chafin Kathy Chance Cecil Copeland Gregory Craig William Daniels Dawn Dingeldein Thomas Dunlap Sidney Dupuy Sharon Frye Candice Duval Dennis Eisenhauer Linda Epperson Jeffery Frankel Bill Foster Bonnie Fox Griffith Garcia Class of '7 'F Cynthia MacDonald Sharon McLean Ronald Meckling Patricia Meek Patricia Messitt Glinda Milam David Moats Christine Mock Judy Moore Marie Moore Sherry Moretz Jacqueline Moss Mary Munro Adrian Nichols Sharon Oliver David Osborn Julie Padilla jimmy Padilla . sn iff' L-It .. 2 i cf f V Charles Peddy Paula Pennington Gary Pinkley Jeannie Randal Susan Rodoni Donny Rountree Rebecca Rouzer Pat Schmidt Cherine Scotrold Larry Shaw Larry Stohr Anita Swan Paul Thomas Steve Tuliano Nancy Underhill Armando Uresti Raymond Valequette Donald Wagner Cynthia Washer Guy Walker Chris Webb Pamela Wessell Tom Whittaker Raymond Wilcox Bruce Wilkins Perry Williams Wanda Williams Pat Wilson Tony Zadroga Garrett Amore Donna Anderson Michele Ardoin Pat Bedcllow Bob Bennet Greg Boone Barbara Boorman Belinda Bowers Polly Brown Cindy Burton Debbie Butierez Lee Caxhard CLASS FAVORITES Dot Curley Eugene Hassell Class l of '72 7th Grad I.et's throw it on Coach! Larry Carrillo John Carwile Larry Castillo Vicki Castle Ann Cebron Adrienna Holmes Clarence Chandler Bruce Chance Ralph Chevalier Ramona Collins Kathy Colson Diane Comfort Cecil Copeland jeane Copeland Dot Curley Dennis Daniels Michael Darris Mike Delahoussaye Michael Dugan Bradley Dunkin Nina French Monica Gatduno A john Goggans Eugene Hassell Josephine Hathaway Greg Hazzard Michael Hersey Debbie Hodge Debbie Holliday Craig Johnson Ronny Johnston Karen jordan Paul Jost Robert Kaiser Terrie Kelley Karen Kimbro Paul LaFlame Connie Lee Frank Lemoine Madeline Leone Floyn Long Marion Long Marr Lukecart Phil Logsdon Mike Malikowski Bobby Marion Beverly McBride Daniel McBride , l -H1 ' A-if :Htl A 15 .ff f 45 as Nt, X. M iiifeaitrgee gz ' i 1 -'Q . , A 'fdlsszifistflg ' -:M K 5 B 3 Sgt' ' B t S 3 l ' if ew r . l x Q tm. we H urn? ,:1,5::..:Q::1 111:13 g5'it25'a:v Eiga -zaraagasalirxmzsi --K 'I-.4 'vffgxigggrgiz - 2712- fYii12!?ilE?l fix - Q. . W if S 4 - .- 1. Ye zW,ai:. ' ' 1. . 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David McGowen Robert McTearnen Patrick McHenry Regina McMichael Michael Merkel Nancy Milcauski john Olson Laura Orlowski Dean Osborn Jiu oft Steve Payne Debra Poore Donald Puppel Rhonda Ray Stephen Rodoni Constance Ruhl Paul Russell james Sanders Class of '72 - 7th Grade Mark Santana Howard Sardis Valinda Sawyers Daniel Spencer Linda Scharmack Gail Sherward Williams Shipman Frank Slominski Russell Smith Laurie Smith Mark Sokolow Sherry Stoddard Mark Thomas William T orrence Drucilla Trevino Ray Valequette Elizabeth Van Kirk Charles Vasquez Ralph Vasquez Steven Venard john Viets Ronald Wagner Rodney Watson Michael Warnack Mark Webster Bob Wennick Ronald Wheeler Bill Wilborn Anna Willis Sherry Worth Nl. Candid The Moore sisters give us an ex- ample of typical Spanish costumes during La Feria de Sevilla, Sfene: Coke Stand. Tom: Now where did that go? Rafe: Money for the poor. jan: A penny saved is a penny earned Ha! She'll never get it from me . ,. finders keepers! A skyline view of Sevilla and the bull ring, which is the center of most Span ish towns DCF Linebacker Halfback Guard Back BOB BRACY MIKE WILSON ALVIN BERGMAN RICHARD WIGGINS BUDDY MORRIS GO, TEAM, GO!! Fullback O O JOSE CASTILLO Defense Safety El JIMMIE DEAN STEVE MANRY GREGORY GILCHRIST RONALD FOX Tackle Guard End Tackle ' :Qs ,,k,.. 5: 's X , 'ew' .EQ- gg. .- . ,sf wmnwwawv Who's the best? COACH VINCE COPELLO Though the season's record was not too impressive, the Sevilla Toros were certainly not any push-overs. The first game was played here on Oct. 1 and saw the Toros go down to a 22-14 hard fought loss against Rota. Two weeks later the team traveled to Rota and came back with a 23-14 loss. The Toros displayed a great show Oct. 23, our homecom- ing game, only to see them go down in a defeat of 20-6 against Madrid. The season ended with the team going to Madrid on Nov. 5, re- turning with a 27-8 loss. The football team showed great courage considering the many uyoung players. They will return next year to make the Sevilla Toros 1967-1968 team the best on record. GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE TEAM! Our hard-working team captains: ARTIE URESTI an PETE FLANNERY Be careful, they're coming boys! W gi BE' QW fb X Q Q f1 if Nole: the names are not in order of appearance. Capt. Linda Gestg Sq. Leaders: Mary Lou Garcia, Pam Johns, Martha Pro- venghi, Janet Schwarz. Others: Roselyn Millsaps, Debbie Land, Janice Hassell, Liz Coffman, Loni Rountree, Kathy Meek, Cathy Skopak, Beverly Payne, Pat Payne, Barbara Boyce, Colette Jaggard, Debbie Ray, Debbie Gunderson, Debbie Gest, Judy Moore, Marie Moore, Jean de Marco, Sherry Meckling, Jeannie Randall, Sally Rapacik, Joanne Rapacik, Katie MacDonald, Diane Fel- louris, Nancy Upderhill, Jeanne -Long,-4Anita Swan, Pat Lee Barbara Burks, Barbara Asmond, In absentia: Shirley Calhopn and Doreen Tellezfkli .. 3 J, gm-af 1 2 ii ,. f .. ,N ei fr F 1 1- f J , , , fa r fi ks ,u Olde V J -,fs i' fa' Q onli! ' .N W MM it 'ww ,- - if M i f ' ,NM my - i, ,W 9 1 w ,SQ ii ii la, H 'L 1 at N Cari lf c 'J 751 c,,g:,, kj Q3 tu X ji, Q ' ' U H rill Team A FORWARD, MARCH! are the words that start the Torettes into action with their heads held high and their black skirts swaying, as they make their way across the playing areas. Drill Team is an organization of about thirty-eight girls ranging from seventh graders to seniors. They practice hard each week for their next appearanceg the main purpose being to promote school spirit, lead the TOROS onto VICTORY and to provide entertainment during half-time, Drill Team displays precision marching during Football half-time The team provides half-time entertain- ment during our bas- ketball season in our They cheer for OUR TOROS l Track 1966 This year our Sevilla Htrackl' had a very successful season. Many old numerical rec- ords were defeated as the record was set by this year's team. Although we were weak in field events and sprints, four of our boys made up for this weakness in the distance running. Of these, two of our Toros went to Germany for the USDEA finals. We did quite well there, taking second place behind the European champs, Madrid's Knights. Over the hurdles goes Ricki Wiggins MHHF ,,..,, at .... r it B -ir'- it i ai .O 'r,yr -.'. if iii 'ith x x li. will .... rt t. .fft . me 1'9if,,.li,,,.'f1i',,.a'11- 'f 'irr a , , ,rg TOP ROW, Left to Right: Kevin Wagner, Keith McDougal, Jimmie Dean, Frank Camarillo, Ricky Wiggins, Harvey Skirvrn From left to right, MIDDLE ROW: Coach Wakenight, john Bernard, Bruce Padilla, Artie Uresti, Bill Ortega Edward Schultz, Ronnie King. SEATED: Rich Castillo, Craig Sokolow, Wayne Morris, Steve Wiggins, Leo San Miguel and Alvin Berg ITla'l'1. 1 Thom Cauble, Robert Seaquist, Steve Manry, jose Castillo, -Mary Barnwell, Pam johns, Sally Rapacik, Butch Coffman, Mike Simpson, Lyn Price, Rick McHenryg and Coach, Mr. Farber, Not Shown, team Captain jane Seaquist. 1 lslfikteaiimpson prepares to serve The 1967 tennis team has spent many dedicated hours working hard towards perfection. Not only did everyone work for his own improvement and better skill, but some members spent much time assisting those beginners and other fellow teammates. Our goal was an extremely hard one-that of send- ing members to Germany. The whole team expresses its sincere thanks to Mr. Farber, its coach, and jane Seaquist, 'its captain, for their dedication to, the team and its feneral improvement. Track 196 The 1967 track team started the year with a very strong, winning combination of ath- letes. But, due to the loss of two excellent participants, Sevilla finished in second place behind the Madrid squad. However, new records were set by four boys who took first place in the Spain Regionals an.d qualified to travel to the USDEA finals in Germany. A. BERGMAN-Short, 50' S. MOOSE-Pole Vault, 9, T. LAW-2 mile relay, 9:47.1 A. SMITH-High h., 13.7 RELAY TEAM, left to right: Pete Hampton, Jon Morgan, Wayne Morris and Artie Uresti. TOP ROW, Left to Right: David Moats, Baird Black, Terry Larson, Artie Uresti, Pete Hampton, Chuck Leatherman, Tom Law, Allan Smith. SECOND ROW: As. Coach, Danny Trevino, Jimmie Dean, jerry Gaddis, Claude Mildrum, Telmidge Smith, Bruce Shavey, Alvin Bergman, Henry Montgomery, and Coach Copello. SEATED: Buddy Morris, Val Gene Wilkins, Manuel Collins, Keith Ferguson, jon Morgan, Wayne Morris and Mike Makissik. Suzanne Kaiser Gee, I'm Happy!! Cheryl Ray keeping up the clapping spirit! R x , jane Seaqu-ist really yells to keep the Pep Club going! Our Sevilla High School cheerleaders tried through- out the year to keep the student's spirit growing and to encourage people to support the Toros. This year they stressed crowd control and good sportsmanship. They also tried to achieve unity in motion by com- bining the former styles of movement with a new stiff arm approach. The 1966-1967 cheerleaders are proud to be a part of the Toros' team while display- ing the victory spirit and good sportsmanship through- out both the football and basketball seasons. Sl L. Oh, when the red and black go marching on . . . Cheer The girls kept the spirit ardent during all the games, Leaders Forming a semi-circle from Left to Right: Lynn Price, Cheryl Ray, Captain jane Seaquist, Suzanne Kaiser, and Elizabeth Henges surround Lyn Manly. FWYE asketball The Sevilla Toros had a very successful varsity basketball season, in view of effort and teamwork. However, they worked hard but couldn't manage to gain those extra two victory points. The Toros had a 1-7 win-loss record in season play with Madrid and Rota and came in third with a 1-2 record in the four team tournament. Despite this, this record does not indicate the lack of ability of the team, for many of the games were very close matches within 2 or 3 points dif- ference on the final scores. Our team was very successful in the San Pablo Intramural League and others, compiling a great string of victories. Pete Hampton, Jimmie Dean, and Tim Buford were the All-Conference selections for the ten-man All-Spain team. Brad Hazzard gets a rebound! Artie Uresti chalks up two for Sevilla! www, Brad Hazzard fights for the ball. Pete Hampton makes I1 basket in spite of the confusion, Ole! BRAD HAZZARD, Center PETE HAMPTON, Forward Tim Buford makes a jump shot This year's team, fleft to rightj are Allen Smith, Capt. Terry Larson, Wayne Morris and David Haney, tallied 5 wins of 4 matches. Since Rota didn't participate, our record is one to be proud of against the Madrid Knights. Next year, we hope all 3 teams will par- ticipate. Wayne Morris demonstrates how he Won his 3 of the 4 matches. W L T T. LARSON 2 2 O W. MORRIS 3 1 0 D. HANEY O 3 1 A. SMITH 1 O 0 With this, they say good luck to next year's team! Madrid player attempts to foil Tim while in act of shooting. Wa ne Morris tries hard to in his o Y ponent. P P' One of our Toros blocks an opponent while Artie Uresti runs with the ball. Sports 3 I1 i ew- 2 .wiv Lf ,gf Z, - 'QQ' Y, 1 L ggm' ii 'R' Ku' ja fy sf ov Z3 'Qui J V L, Q . X.,,.L,, V , it L, L1:,, V L ' ,, A' W I Liy. V J if af J if 3 M H 'A mf ' Y I, 93 ' ,I,1 , A I B' W A 2,5 iw , F ,ig ff, , ..,,, 1 iff, 'E .. F- H . f 2: pf i ' ., 5 ,V 3 ,,,A J fi V Y? if A w: H ' 'Q 9 ' 1 , 4, 1 A ' A if E A W J F 'E ' l gig? 4 ,QV Q ' K Q. m v f , in ir-4 fr 'F A ' , Q , D 3 Cathedral of Sevilla as seen through a Romanesque' arch Secretary, Suzanne Kaiser, Treasurer, Jim Dean, President, Mike Simpson, Vice- President, Artie Uresti Student Council TOP ROW: Pete Flannery, Ricky Wiggins, Bud Morris, Mike Simpson jim Dean Artie Uresti, Mr. Dosedel fsponsorj SECOND ROW: Micheal Darris, Eugene Hassell, Baird Black, John Carlisle, Jose' Castillo, Alvin Bergman, KNEELING: Sharon Turley, jane Seguest, Suzanne Kaizer, Liz Henges. BACK ROW: Mr. Farber fsponsorj, Mike Simpson, Brad Hazzard, Claude Mildrum, Tom Law, Greg Gilchrist BOTTOM ROW L . . . . . yn Price, Jerry Sokolow Vera Hicks, Vicki johnson, Linda Stromberg, jane Seguest, Loni Rountree ational Honor Society The new N.H.S. members at the induction ceremony. S E irls Athh As Dran Ch myu1- BACK Steve Mcgowan David Haney John Haney Alvin Bergman Al Smith Chuck Leatherman, Bob Bracy, Bud Morris Tim Buford Craig Sokolow MIDDLE Barney Williams jon Morgan Brad Hazzard, Scott Hazzard, Claude Mildrum Greg Gilchrist Artie Uresti Pete Flannery Tom Law Pete Hampton Glenn Westing, Mike Wil- son FRONT Henry Montgomery Steve Manry Ricky Wiggins jim Dean Wayne Morris Danny Trevino, jose Cas- Science Club BACK: Ricky McHenry, Richard Wes- sel, Mike Malikowski, Bruce Shavey, Don Puppel, Rodney Watson, Dick Law, Steve Manry, Michael Merquel, Mr. Dosedel Qsponsorj FRONT: Steve Payne, Ray Valaguettee, Mike Hersey, Bill Wilborn, Mike Darris Band and Chorus s XXXM M uw esti CLl'C1I13. 150165, UCDDIC Ulson, LOlllS 1-llava, Armando V71 BACK: Marvin Douglas, Jeff Frankel, Dick Law, Charles Peddy, Chris Webb, Donny Rountree, Russell johnson, Steve Tuliano, Mike Simpson, MIDDLE: Dean Larson, joe Nisi, Collete jaggard, Lynn Simpson, Glinda Milan, Debbie Olson,. Jenefer Douglas, Brenda Williams, Pat Meek, Pat Messit, Pat Schmidt, FRONT Sharon McLean, Julie Moore, Andreina Boles, Dawn Dingeldein, Barbara Ashmond Nancy Underhill, Sharon Oliver, Sandra Bracy, julie Padilla, jackie Moss, Debbie Lehmann ....- . X952 1 S 5 Left to Right: Steve Tipton, Mark Santana, Talmadge Smith, Steve Gilchirst, Terry Larson, Tim Stoddard, Mr. I.aCarel fsponsorj, Leeland Keller, FRONT: Mark Sokolow Host Nation Chess TOP: Sally Rapacik, Greg Gilchrist, Jimmie Dean, Tom Law, Tim Buford MIDDLE: Sharon Turley, Lyn Price, Rachael Oliver, Pam johns, Craig Soko- low FRONT: Martha Proyengi, jane Seacjuist, Mary Barnwell, Katie McDon- ald Toro Tribune Taurus V Wm!! TOP ROW: Sue Shaw, Liz Coffman, Janet Schwartz, Judy Clause, and Sally Rapacik. BOTTOM ROW: Craig Sokolow, Mary Barnwell, and Rose Willis. STANDING: Tom Law, Cheryl Ray, Carol Leone, Sharon Turley, Kathie DeKanter, Sue Kaiser, and Mr. Orolin, Sponsor. ifffii ., ,, ,454 fm, Sevilla and Rota National Honor Society members take a few minutes out, after an excellent induction ceremony, to be photo- graphed. Are there any announcements, Mr. Morgan? Okay, kids. Let's go. But remember I get to turn on the bubble machinel' -Q' v-15 .f zifckg me .. wfigwssf ri me ,f , i ,, The librarians concentrating . .. but on what? Do you put the hot dogs in befor or after the water boils ? 'lWhat? Me Worry ? Leeland and Terry sit over a game of chess. if f , ,,.. IN.:-M. 'ff f , x H V' f Y - 7 gi ,, 1 Q , ug,E5 4, a L The Alcazar, Sultan's Palace, residence of Franco when in Sevilla A Mr. 85 Miss S.H.S. e Pete Hampton and Jane Seaquist BEST LOOKING BEST ALL-AROUND DANNY TREVINO JANE SEAQUIST KATIE MACDONALD ARTIE URESTI MOST LIKELY-To-SUCCEBD MOST S T UDI OUS SUZANNB KAISER JERRY SOKOLOW MIKE SIMPSON CLARA HICKS FRIENDLIES T C U TES T COUPLE LIZ HBNGBS CORINNE IAGGARD BUD MORRIS BOB BRACY V I urM--- - --U-naw 1-.i.f-wwf MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST TALEN TED SUE SHAW SALLY RAPACIK WAYNE MORRIS PETE FLANNERY MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST DEPENDABLE LYN PRICE VERA HICKS BUDDY MORRIS MIKE SIMPSON MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST ARTIE URESTI SUNDRA MILLSAPS PAT PAYN E TIM BUFORD Con gratulauons ! ! ! BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED JOANNE RAPACIK PAM JOHNS ALLEN COLLINS BOB BRACY xv . --,Q Y . A M. X, . .QA Q -, PM , -Q, if R 42 ,J . J , M ,NL W w - U Students attending Prom enjoy a delicious din- ner in the romantic ballroom of the Hotel Luz Adios Sevilla! On the evening of May 15, 1966, the Senior class was given the most beautiful Prom ever in the history of Sevilla High. Festivities took place in the glamorous Hotel Luz in Sevilla. The Highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen Laurie Clark and King jim Moretz. The entire junior class, who had Worked hard throughout the year, were proud to be sponsors of the gala affair. Laurie Clark is crowned Queen by junior class president Danny Mongeon. Graduates listen as the salutatory speech reminisces on their bygone senior year. Graduation - 1966 Salutatorian Bruce Padilla reminds grad- uates of events from the past year. Flower girl Judy Scott leads graduates to the receiving lines outside the audito- rium. Mike Newhouse talks to Joanne Rapacik, team captain for Los Mejores about highlights of the game. Powder Puff Hop In an effort to raise money for end- of-the-year activities, the Seniors decided to sponsor a Powder Puff Hop the night of the annual Powder Puff Game to accompany their bake sale income. The very successful dance was held in a pink and blue feminine atmosphere and was a big money maker for the Sen- iors. Mike Newhouse and Ken Sim- mons, disc-jockeys from AFRTS, gave their time to host the senior sponsored affair. Everyone joined in dancing and a good time was had by all attending. Good defense action is shown by Shirley Wilkins of the Nicholas as she blocks Joanne Rapacik of Los Mejores and enables a team member to grab the flag. Powder Puff Game Cheerleaders gave their teams support and added spirit to the spectators out- look on the game. Forward Harch! l ! 1-----nn'-M-M mmn1 Cheerleaders' beau Bud Morris is congratulated with a kiss from each cheerleader. Upon being named Homecoming Queen and pre- sented with the traditional bouquet of red roses, Cheryl Ray broke into tears of happiness. omecoming Cheryl is crowned at the Student Council sponsored dance by Pete Flannery as escort Paul Wagner watches. Book Week Come on, help me jane. I promise that I Won't pinch you again! KQKY? A Tr Jmfl Q A selection from the plays given for the Sevilla High students. This one portrays a scene from Little Women The tunas of Sevilla High entertain us with a series of folk songs during the Book Week assembly Host 9 ation Sees Madrid The Host Nation Club has planned many field trips throughout Spain. Last fall they planned and executed one such trip which took them to Madrid and its surrounding area. They visited the Prado Museum, one of the more complete museums of art in Europe, the Royal Palace with over 5,000 rooms and outside Madrid they toured El Vaye de los Caidos and El Escorial. A group of friendly peasants in front of E1 Vaye de los Caidos And here we have the mag- nificent . . . Sharon seems a little taken back at being photographed but Mr. Fernandez takes it calmly Minerva and Artie conversing over a postcard to home The Host Nations members on their field trip look over the mural at El Escorial Tarus Staff 'Now Sharon, you just can't cut off a persoxfs head even if you don't like them! You guys fake it good 'cause Mr. Orolin is about to take a picture Do you think a budget of 313,000 is too much? At Work ! Oh! He must be kidding Acknowledgments We would now like to thank all those people who helped the yearbook in any way, be it typing or money. We would especially like to thank Mr. Orolin, our sponsor, for supplying us with the photographs for our yearbook, which without our yearbook would have been a failure. 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