Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1963 volume:

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After many months of deliberation, they agreed to honor a man of their own time, an American poet and fellow Quaker, John Greenleaf Whittier. During the seventy-fifth anniversary of our city, we should take a moment to reflect on this man whose name we mention every day of our lives. Being familiar with his Barefoot Boy and Snow- bound, we tend to think of Whittier only as a rustic poet. But Whittier was something more — he was the poet of the anti-slavery cause. He supported labor reform and wrote stirring chronicles of the vivid pages in American history — wars, explorations, discoveries. He was a fighter as well as a farmer, an idyllic dreamer as well as a breaker of idols. Throughout these pages, lines from the works of John Greenleaf Whittier accompany pictures of places familiar to us in the city with which he felt proud to share his name. my name I Qive to thee   The name rny infant ear first heard Breathed softly with a mother ' s kiss His mother ' s own, no tenderer word My father spoke than this. No child have I to bear it on; Be thou its keeper; let it take From gifts well used, and duty done New beauty for thy sake. The fair ideals that out ran My halting footsteps, seek and find; The flawless symmetry of man The poise of heart and mind. Yet when did age transfer to youth The hard-earned lessons of today? Each life must learn the taste Each foot must feel its way. r: } K ' ■ Dear town, for whom Stars shine, and What can my ( My winter to rs are born, irds sing, to morn A life T ' , voUW pure intent. With small f ' -ert of praise or blame; Tlje love ' felt, the good I meant, neo ' ' e thee with my name. —TO WHITTIER mps. CeciliA thRop in thanks anC) in pRAise. . . A teacher, An educator, The kind of person John Greenleaf Whittier hod in mind when he wrote: An inborn grace that nothing lacked Of culture or appliance . . . Instrumental in building the academic program of Sierra, Devoted to her chosen field of English, Industrious in coordinating and estab- lishing high stands of curriculum. The warmth of genial courtesy, The calm of self-reliance . . . Following in a time-honored family tradition in education A willing, able guide to countless new teachers. An inspiration, the key factor in determining the direction of the lives of many students. In appreciation for years of selfless service to her profession, we proudly dedicate this, the 1963 Oracle, to rriRs. Cecilia thRop After a busy day of teaching, curriculum planning, and solving minor emergencies, Mrs. Throp takes time out to relax as a member of the faculty bowling team. tABle of foRewoRO Theme 2 Dedication 4 Table of Contents 6 StAfp Ano AOmm District Administration 10 Sierra Administration Ijj Counselors Co-ordinators .;1 Maintenance Staffs Faculty Assocu Cabi  Seno Court ond Assembly Rege ; and Themtsians . . . Girls eague Cabinet AcAdemics California Scholarship Federation 32 Academic Clubs 35 Sierra Honor Scroll 38 Oracle Staff 42 Sword and Shield Staff 44 Contents cusses Senior Class .48 Junior Class .80 Sophomore Class .92 Freshman Class 99 Activities Recreational aad Service Clubs 1g62 Homecoming . Pepsters . . . Spartan Band Spartan Drill Team Sierra Music Department Foil Follies Command Performanc Winter Play Athletics Football 140 Cross Country .148 Wrestling . . 1 50 Water Polo 152 Basketball 156 Golf 161 Track ' ' 62 Tennis .. 164 Swimming 166 Baseball 170 Girls ' Athletic Association 174 postlude Advertisements Business Directory In Appreciation Alma Mater ■? ' :■.! In 1900 one high school was adequate for the education of the young people of the Whittier area In the last few decades the population increase has been so great that the High School District now contains six schools, and plans are underway for the addition of still others to meet the growing needs of the community. I, the urchin unto whom, In that smoked and dingy room, Where the district gave thee rule O ' er its ragged winter school, Thou didst teach the mysteries Of those weary A B Cs, — -TO MY OLD SCHOOLMASTER ■ I App And AOministRAtion DR. HEBER H. HOLLOWAY Superintendent DR. LEONARD A. GRANDY Assistant Superintendent The students of Sierra owe a debt of grati- tude to the gentlemen of the District Administra- tion whose job is that of supervising and co- ordinating the programs and activities of the six high schools. They spend many hours in research and study before making each decision in order to maintain the highest possible standards of education for the district. 6lStRICt AdministRAtion DR. CHARLES E. WALLACE Assistant Superintendent MR. EUGENE O. WINEINGE Assistant Supenntendentd r MR. MALCOLM BURTON President BoaRd of tRustees ML;. HERSCHEL STARR MRS. VIRGINIA MACY MR. EDGAR ROMBERG The members of the Board of Trustees have the great responsibility of deciding the policies of the Whit- tier Union High School District. As unsalaried officers, they give freely of their time and energy to provide the students with the best possible educational opportunities. MR. CHARLES MARSHALL 10 SieRRA administRAtion As the administrators of this school, we are privileged to work with and for you, the Spartans of Sierra. We sincerely hope that because of the small part we play in your lives here at school, your future will hold more happiness, success, and fulfillment of your hopes and aspirations. As an administrator of your school, each of us has pledged his best efforts to provide an educational program and an environment in which desire for achievement and for ex- cellence will flourish. To those of you who are graduating, we extend our congratulations. May the best things in life be yours. John I. Chickanzeff Peter D. DeVries Orval D. McLellan Robert G. Wohtoncrojt MR. JOHN CHICKANZEFF Principal MR. OVAL McLELLAN Assistant Principal, Business and Activities MR. ROBERT WOLSTONCROFT Assistant Principal, Guidance and Counseling MR. PETER DeVRIES Assistant Principal, Curriculum and Instruction 11 COOROinatORS Mr. Robert Eicholtz Curriculum and Instruction Mr. Arthur narsnoarger Student Personnel CounselORs Mr. William Laverty Freshman Counselor Mr. Warren Hackett Sophomore Counselor Mr. John Landis Activities and Curriculum and nstruction Mrs. Cecilia Throp Curriculum and Instruction Although the coordinators do not work directly with the students, they help the teachers by supplying additional materials and by suggesting new teaching techniques that The faculty members can use to make their classes even more effective. Mr. Arthur Roessel Junior Cjunselor Mrs. Rachel Wooletl Senior Counselor The work done by the counselors, al- though often unseen by the students, plays a major role in the molding of their lives. In addition to helping the individual Spartan solve personal problems and program con- flicts, they maintain complete records of each student ' s high school career and handle personnel evaluations required by colleges and prospective employers. 12 Snack Shack WORkCRS SNACK SHACK WORKERS— Left to Right. Mrs. Jean Blair, Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin, Mrs. Lois Black, Mrs. Virginia A. Larson, and Mrs. Virginia B. Larson. SECRETARIES — Bottom Row: Mrs. Kay Sponsler, Mrs. Helen Bell, Mrs. Pouline Isbell, Mrs. Chorlene Aldrich, and Mrs. Jessie Ann Dennis. Top Row: Mrs. Terry Dewyer, Miss Bea Pride, Mrs. Marian Christie, Mrs. Zena Hill, Mrs. Frances Kragness, and Mrs. Lynn Nor- walk. Bottom Row: Mr. Bob Wort- man, Mr. William Jarross, Mrs. Alma Stinnett, Mr. Harold Course, and Mr. Orrin Brown. Top Row: Mr. Jock Hauter, Mr. Howard Edge, Mr. Fred Sanders, Mr. Roy Meunier, Mr. James Grefh, Mr. Calvin Rhode, and Mr. Wilson Spanks. Miss Verio Botemon Physical Education Freshman Class Adviser Mr. David Buslrum English III World Cultures Mr. Richard Chamberlain World Cultures j United States History ' — 5 Miss Jean Carson Business Education Department Chairman fAculty Mr. Martin Chodos Geometry Ceramics Mr. Len Craven English III Department Chairman Managers Club Mr. Andreas Halle goes around in circles to demonstrate the principles of onglor momentum to his physics class. 1963 Miss Deonno Daly Home Economics Department Chairman Mr. Selden Cummings English 111 Senior English Mr. Mahlon Conly Physical Education Varsity Club Mr. Gordon Crowell ChetTlistry Junior Class Advise Mrs. Claire Danneskiold Engli$h Orientation Modern Literoture Mr. Arthur Ellish English Orientation Government Mr. OHo Guli Science Department Chairman M ' - K g i Mr. Paul Lugo Handicrafts Photography Mr. Robert Minier United States History English Orientation Mr. James Noughton Physical Education Activities Club f Mr. Fred Osmond English Orientation Junior Class Adviser Mr. Royal German German C Mr. Charles McDonough French Latin faculty Mr. Russell Mur| ty I United States Hfto Economics Mrs. Barbara Sonfisteban explains the mysteries of the language lob to Span ish I students. 1963 Miss Deanno Novino English Orientation Commercial Art fTf i s ' Z . Su tA Mr. John Samorajczyk Government English Orientation liss Louise Van Dommelen ;irls ' Physica ducation Department ;hairman To meet the demands of the city ' s great growth, a new million dollar city holl was opened in 1955 and forms the nucleus of a modern civic center that continues to expand today. For rule and trust must needs be ours; Chooser and chosen both are powers Equal in service as in rights; the claim Of Duty rest on each and ail the same. —THE VOW OF WASHINGTON Student Qovecnment 22 23 GENE BREAM A.S.B. President To Sierra ' s Student Body, Speaking for the Cabinet and our entire student government, I thank you for letting us serve Sierra. It has been a rev arding experience for all of us and one that we shall always remember. The Cabinet has not always agreed on topics of discussion, nor has the student body always agreed with its student government. Certainly this is as it should be. In order for a democracy to flourish, its members must constantly be concerned and active in its government. I am proud to say that I have repre- sented a school that is concerned about its government and has spoken out for what it believes. Our offices have been trying ones at times, but we have attempted to stand up for what we thought was best for the entire student body. Often times this has conflicted with the desires of individuals. But this is the way a democracy must function. I wish next year ' s Cabinet the very best and hope they are granted insight into the core of the problems they may face. J%lCi3A£i LEWIS JONES Vice President SALLY WILLIAMS Secretary ' om 24 BILL KROENER Treasurer ROBIN BELL Pep Chairman GARY SKINNER Boys ' Athletic Chairman JUDY NOBLE Activities Chairman A.S.B. CABinet One of the functions of the modern high school is to provide opportunities for leadership training. Students at Sierra ore able to obtain this experience in various ways, one of which is by serving on the A.S.B. Cabinet. As elected representatives of the stu- dent body, the group has the major responsibility of acting as the primary link between the administration and their fellow students concerning all student mat- ters. These officers have the responsibility of approv- ing expenditures and budgets, planning assemblies, organizing all student body functions, and. represent- ing Sierra at other schools. These people, with their adviser Mr. Jack Landis, have given extensively of their time and energy to doing an outstanding job for Sierra. BOB O ' BRIEN Chief Justice SANDY STUDEBAKER Girls ' Leogue President KEN RETHMEIER Speaker of the House BOB KIGER Head Yell Leader PATH SCOTT Publicity Chairman JANINE NEWSOM Head Song Leader 25 vr fz D u !; ' u M ' 71° ° ' ' ' ' ' ° Christie, Bill Clapperton, John Thelin, Pat Brent, Kathy O ' Brien Charlotte Quint R.chard Olah So ly l?ob,nson, Nancy Hall, Nancy Doyle, Paul Marian, Diane Dearden, and Susan Miller. Row Two: Carol Horsey Debbie Mam, Karen McChyrstal, Bill Freymond, Pete Thelin, Scott Piering, Don Thornberg, Steve Lahe, Mary McGee, Vicki Bouab Diana ' Blanco Judy Gnagy, Cheryl Dav.s, and Linda Ferguson. Row Three: Nancy McCloud, Suzy La May, Suzy Lynn, Nancy Carley Lynne Dietz Vince Frurirr-en,, David Wallace, Ken Rethrrieier, Sue Robinson, Jim Hodges, Jim Quint, Carol Ann Kunitsugu, Laurel Gillie, Bill Mobley June Taylor, and Gary Clark. Top Row: Jack Tnplett, Manuel Binitz, Mickey Smith, John Dunkin, Dennis Neuman, Bob O ' Brien Bob Thor pson Wayne Wilson, Dean Jones, Dan Hartwell, Fred Westberg, Craig Roberson, Ted Ockels, Linda Carpenter and Pat Werner STUDENT COURT — Bottom Row: Betty Braaksma, Trudy Foote, Ken Rethi Lewis Jones, Bob O ' Brien, John Benson, and John McKibben. ' meier, Solly Williams, and Diane Drennen. Top Row: i f CS f 26 THEMISIANS — Bottom Row: Elaine Lai, Janine Newsom, Gail Craig, Mikki Henderson, Mariann Winkowski, Cathy Mueller, Connie Black, and Martha Quezada. Row Two: Kathy Dahl, Linda Greene, Karen McChrystal, Sue Madsen, JoAnn Mathews, Diane Drennen, Trudy Foote, Betty Bracksma, Nancy Clapperton, and ShyrI Britten. Top Row: Arlene Griffith, Carol Ann Kunitsugu, Mary Anderson, Marilyn Groham, Judy Noble, Lynne Cooper, Nancy Carver, Donna Johnson, and Sally Williams. Regents and themisians One of the many Themisian activities is the counseling of girls who violate the school ' s rules and regulations. Members of the Regents form an honor guard to protect the S on the gym floor at all assemblies. .r m . 1 -■ m i-Sjt ffatHf m REGENTS Bottom Row John Hintz, Peter Thelin, Gene Bream, Ken Rethmeier, Don Thornburg, Jack Thayer, and Mike Nelson. Row Two: Gory Skinner, Bob Hughes, Don Price, Lewis Jones, Marvin Tucker, John McKibben, and Bill Kroener. Top Row: David Wright, John Benson Bob O ' Brien, Paul Krous, Jon Van Cleave, Don Claxton, and Steve Cochran. 27 QiRls ' league X SANDRA STUDEBAKER President DONNA JOHNSON First Vice-President KAREN McCHRYSTAL Second Vice-Presideni MARILYN GRAHAM Secretary ANN NOWLIN Treasurer CATHERINE FERGUSON Publicity Chairman The Girls ' League Cabinet gives the Oracle photographer a sneak preview of the decorations to be used for their annual Sadie Hawkins dance. 28 I CABinet Under the direction of President Sandy Stude- baker, the ten officers of the Girls ' League Cabinet worked hard to get their three fun-filled events. Fall Follies, Girls ' League Dance, and Sadie Hawkin ' s Week, running smoothly. tanettes evicted the boys from their gymnasium in order to present the fifth performance of Fall Follies. In December the girls agoin took over the boys ' gym and transformed it into a vs inter fantasy for the 1962, girl-ask-boy formal, Christmas Carousel. To conclude the year, the second Sadie Hawkin ' s Week was presented. Each day was filled with a different festive activity such as the coronation of the Cotton Queen, the recognition of Mr. Irresistible, and the Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance. MRS. JAN LOCKE Faculty Adviser MRS. PATRICIA THOMAS Faculty Adviser ADRIENNE BENTON Senior Representative JAN MORGAN Junior Representative GEORGEANN MANZER Sophomore Representative I I w BARBARA SUTHERLA Freshman Representat At one of their meetings, the Girls ' League Cabinet members discussed the hundreds of problems that arise in preparing for the 1963 Girls ' Week. 29 To meet the community ' s growing thirst for knowledge a new 85,000 vol- ume city library opened its doors in 1959. QfJ 4-3 . . . the truth will outlive him, and broaden with years, Till the false dies away, and the wrong disappears. — THE QUAKER ALUMNI ' K A l i YAi Mi .-(joW , « sjV - ' ' J -J- AcaOemics 30 iiinmr}. I 31 CalifORnu SchoURship One of the greatest honors which can be achieved by high school students is membership in the California Scholarship Federation, a statewide academic organization composed of the upper 10 per-cent of California students. To be eligible for C.S.F., a student must earn at least three A ' s and one B in the semester prior to his application for membership. As an academic group these students represent the best on Sierra ' s campus. WILLIAM F. KROENER President Bottom Row: Elaine Lai, Connie Black, Sandy Kashirsky, Janet Rinaldi, Linda Cyrog, Joan Fitzgerald, Susan Elliott, Toni Stevstrom, Kathy Gob ' e, Shirley Malloy, Marilyn Reinhordt, Jan Wood, Paula Giovannoli, Janine Newsom, Virginia Herren, and Kathy Hubbling. Second Row; Richard Bond, Gerri Fitzgerald, Nancy Clopperton, Joann Mathews, Barbara Gould, George Anderson, Don Thornburg, Mary Becker, Bonnie Jo Benton, Kathy Hall, Jane Reed, Elaine Garontte, Bonnie Dembienski, Eileen Dunn, and John Thelin. Top Row: Doug Chapin, Richard Gehle, Marilyn Graham, Bob Hughes, David Wright, Tom Kelly, Robert Williamson, Bill Farwell, Mike Griggs, Jack Robison, Jeff Stevenson, Bob Campbell, Ed Jamison, Bonnie Wagner, ond Sharon Duron. Bottom Row: Lois Bleicher, Amey Stewart, Carol Horsey, Gail Craig, Linda Norman, Suzanne Dickau, Warren Wallace, Karen McCrystal, John Kiskis, Morianr Winkowski, Christina Carrea. Penny Keeler, Cheryl Singer, Donna Stock, Norma Lehman, and Robyn Butler. Second Row: Gary Clark, ShyrI Britton, Cathy Creter, Bonnie Margitan, Don Hendrick, Phil Moncrief, Sandy Heino, Bill Kroener, Carol Kunitsugu, Alan Howard, Penny Scott, Carolyn Bramlett, Kathy Dahl, Janice Burton, and Sharon Barker. Top Row: Diana Johandes, Dan Prosser, John Funk, Lewis Jones, Don Price, Chuck Holz, Dave Vandervoet, Joe Baddgley, Charley Lux, Norm Elder, John Benson, Steve Cochran, Mary Anderson, Chuck Thomas, and Gobi Vander Kooy. 32 eOeRation C.S.F. OFFICERS — Bottom Row: Connie Block, First Semester Vice President; and Kothy Dahl, Treasurer. Top Row: Carol Kunitsugu, Secretary; and Ken Rethmeier, Second Semester Vice President. C.S.F. ADVISERS — Mrs. Mary Avilez, Mrs. Barbara Santisteban, and Mrs. Patricia Kingsland. o q A Lay, Phil Moncrief, and Steve Nielsen. Bottom Row: Jean Joseph, Kothy Weaver, Ruth Brandt, Cynthia Cosap, Marilyn Reinhordt, Ga.l Cra,g, Judy Orrmy, Amey Stewart, R ' ' ;;9 ° ; J° ' ?° Villalobos, Kothy O ' Brien, Morjorie Allen. Lindo Bartley, ond Corol Gehle. Second Row: Jack,e Evons Carol Kun.tsugu, Ann H°9erman, Shryl Brmon, Kathy Dahl Eileen Dunn Sandro Van Leydner, Renee Swenson, Judy Lomay, Beverly Briggs, Pom Pnnce, Phyllis Cole, Nancy Clapperton, Paulet e Schmitt, Jessica Dorm ' an and Cheryl Wiley. Third Row: Whit Hoyslip, Carolyn Conklin, Moriorie Huckfeldt. Jackie Kiener, Kothy Bishop, Penelope Scott ChorleneAtkms, Susan Poterson, Rick Jenkins, Alan Howord, Richord Bond, Sandy Heino, Elizobeth Shirley, Vickie Lorimer, Jon Morgan Mory Bohr, and Niel Overholser. Top Rovv: Bill Poxson, Ken Rethmeier, Gene Bream, Charles Holz, Bob Hughes, Richard Hole, Don Douglass, Mike Griggs, Jeff Stevenson, David Wright, Rick Lidster, Thomas Kelly, Richord Gehle, Bill Kroener, and David Clork. 33 C.s.f. life memBeps Life membership in C.S.F. represents the highest level of scholarship that it is possible to obtain in a California high school. To be eligible, students must hove earned membership in the California Scholastic Federation for four out of the last six semesters, including at least one in the senior year and have a consistently high citizenship record. The students pictured here are those who attained life membership during the first semester and, together with those who made it during second semester, compose the largest group of life members in Sierra ' s history. C.SF. LIFE MEMBERS — Bottom Row: Carol Kunitsugu, Charles Holz, John McKibben, Phil Moncrief, and Janice Burton. Top Row: Robert Williamson, Robert O ' Brien, and Thomas Kelly. C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS — Bottom Row; Richard Lay, Lewis Jones, William Kroener, and Sharon Duron. Top Row: Mike Griggs, William Farwell, and Dave Vondervoef. 34 AcA6emic ClUBS CREATIVE WRITING — Bottom Row: Norma Lehman, John Thelin, Vicki Coulter, Felice Apodoco, Sue Dickou, Kath Mueller Paula Giovannoli, and Sue Nelson. Row Two: Mary Bruno, Marcio Bickford, Pete Thelin, Diane Drennen, Ann Hansen, ' and Janice Burton. Row Three: Donna Ryberg, Jane Reed, Dennis Borell, Bill Farwell, Tom Kelly, Kathy Bandy, and Joyce Beisner. FRENCH CLUB Bottom row: Vivian Glowa, Robin Bell, Kathy O ' Brien, Marilyn Macy, Carolyn Johnson, Mary Bruno, Paula Giovannoli, Norma Lehman, and Margorie Allen. Row two: Kathy Goble, Robyn Wagner, Judy LaMay, Mary Avilez, Marti Barrett, Lois Norton, Sue Dickau, and Sandy Van Leyden. Row Three: Carolynn Bromletf, Karen Thompson, Renee Hubbard, Jaque Evans, Lois Krogness, Kathy Wilcox, and Kathy Prairie. 35 O ' ' Wm n . « Qepman CIub GERMAN CLUB — Bottom Row: Suz- anne Nelson, Ruth Brandt, Sherrie Edwards, Gla ys Winblod, Vicki Coulter, James Kozok, Christina Correa, Jackie Becklehimer, Arlene Shea, Jeanonne Wright, and Sue Chitwood. Row Two: Sandy Cook, Lynne Dietz, Carleen Eongstrom, Barbara Gould, Richard Bond, John Hintz, Don Thornburg, George An- derson, Steve Smith, Roger Wedell, Kothy Downing, and Goyle Ann Holz. Top Row: Gary Gildersleeve, Bart Morrill, Alan Hingeveld, Ken Sherborne, Bruce Denning, Tom Seymour, Don Price, John Norton, Susan Hendrickson, Richard Gehle, and Arlene Griffith. latin CluB LATIN CLUB — Bottom Row; Pat Tebbetts, Bob Parrish, Jerry Carter, Kathy Harris, Felice Apodoca, and Lynn Miller. Top Row: Nancy Clap- perton, Darrell Flanders, Bob Jer- ome, David Thornton, Kathy Jer- ome, Alan Howard, and Marilyn Glowa. math CluB MATH CLUB — Bottom Row: Carol Gehle, Felice Apodaca, Janet Ven- tura, Alan Feinstein, Sandy Dahl, Janice Consoii, and Jerry Heede. Top Row: Kathy Bandy, John Hor- ton. Chuck Holz, Charley Lux, Ron Kiskis, Joyce Beisner, and Dick Hobson. quiU AnC ScROll QUILL AND SCROLL — Bottom Row: Nancy Hall, Judy Johns, Gerri Fitz- gerald, Susan Neill, Cheryl Rein- hardt, Phyllis West, and Kathy Hubbling. Row Two: Donna Daniel, Kathy Goble, Barbara Scott, Dennis Borell, Carol Wright, Riki Ferguson, and Cheryl Davis. Top Row: Tom Cooper, Hal Gilbert, Mike Griggs, John Funk, and Jim Henkel. Science CIub SCIENCE CLUB — Bottom Row: Allan Sarkin, John Roxburgh, Philip Dea- theroge, Don Petterson, and Joe Kiskis. Top Row: Richard Gehle, Christian Tippens, Larl-y Robbins, Craig Kolb, and Sam Huffman. Spanish CluB SPANISH CLUB — Bottom Row: Carol Gehle, Mary Quezada, Don- na Stock, Janet Rinaldi, Marie Kellermeyer, Judith Orriny, Sandy Kashirsky, Victor Quezada, Elaine Lai, and Sue Chitwood. Row Two: Sandy Dahl, Margaret Verdugo, Joyce Beisner, Phil Deatherage, Dave Brinkley, Greg Calcara, Ken Atkinson, Gail Stoddard, Ann Hag- ermon, and Marie McKinney. Top Row: John Roxburgh, Kathy Bandy, Elizabeth Page, Mary Becker, Judy Stoddard, Lanece Steffey, Cobi Vender Kooy, Julie Randlett, Mau- reen Stevens, and Julie Copley. honoR SEMESTER II I 961 -1962 SENIORS Mary Anderson Joseph Badgley Gene Bream Janice Burton Robin Butler Nancy Carver Stephen Cochran Ronald De La Mare Diane Drennen Sharon Duran William Forwell Gerri Fitzgerald Trudy Foote Joseph Gentile Marilyn Graham Michael Green Michael Griggs Norma Hagermon Mary Henderson James Henkel John Hertzberg Charles Holz Steve Jenkins Susan Jenkins Lev is Jones Steve Kaplan Tom Kelly William Kroener Carol Kunitsugu Sandra La Bonte Suzanne La May Richard Lay Larry Lopez Tom Major Mary McCown John McKibben Phil Moncrief Tim Myer Janine Newsom Bob O ' Brien Susan Peterson Leslie .Phillips Pam Pickering Cheryl Reinhardt Ken Rethmeier Sally Shannon Gary Skinner. Bruce Thompson David Vandervoet Bonita Vandiver Judith Walker David Wallace Robert Williamson Mariann Winkowski JUNIORS George Anderson John Benson Bonnie Benton Connie Black Richard Bond Carolyn Bramlett Ruth Brandt ShyrI Britton Karen Brown Diana Bruce John Caverhill Nancy Clapperton Don Claxton Carol Cleveland Tom Cooper Chris Correo Delene Craig Cathy Creter Kofhy Dahl Donna Daniel Bonnie Dembienski Eileen Dunn Sarah Elliott Allan Feinstein Dorreli Flanders Nicki Freeman John Funk Mitchell Furukawa Richard Gehle Mark Gladson Marilyn Glowa Judy Gnagy Kathy Goble Barbara Gould Arlene Griffith Kathy Hall Don Hendrick John Hintz Alan Howard Kothryn Hubbling Robert Hughes Kathy Jerome Diana Johandes Barbara Johnson Dean Jones Jean Joseph David Karlson Pot Keeler Chris Knudsen Brian Korsmeier Donald Kortangen Roderick Lidster Marcy Lipscomb Eileen Longacre Janis McQuoid Jo Ann Mathews Karen McChrystal Pamela McErlain Mark Messersmith Karol Michael Jon Morgan ■Kegena Nelson William Newcomb Bonnie Northrop Christine Ockels James Oubre Cathy Owen Steve Pate Lindsay Pierce Don Price Scott Piering Sally Robinson John Robison David Ruyle Cheryl Singer Cynthia Stark Martin Stebler Tom Stenstrom Garth Stephens Jeff Stevenson Amey Stewart Donna Stock Jull Thatcher Mary Sutherland John Thelin Rena Tenenbaum Charles Thomas Don Thornburq Warren Wallace Jacobi VanderKooy Fred Westburg Ruth Watterson David Wright SEMESTER 1 ] 962- 1963 SOPHOMORES SENIORS Terrence Achor Margaret Abbott Morjorie Allen Thomas Adams Elvia Baird Joseph Badgley Craig Bugh Susan Batsell Lois Bleicher Bruce Bell Christine Bradt Rita Bowman John Brandt Betty Braaksma William Calkins Gene Bream Robert Campbell Carole Brookins Carolyn Cannon Mary Burns Douglas Chopin Janice Burton Sandra Christie Robin Butler Gerald Clarke Jerry Carter Janet Crooks Nancy Carver Sue Davis Gory Clark William Dawson Dana Cochran Judy Dick Stephen Cochran Suzanne Dickau Phyllis Cole Susan Ervin Lynne Cooper Joan Fitzgerald Pamela Cox Evangehn Garoutte Mark Cushman Paulo Giovonnoli Linda Cyrog Mary Halley Ronald De La More Susan Hamric Diane Denney Judy Hanes Diane Drennen Sandra Heino Sharon Duron Virginia Herren Lenore Esselstrom Elizabeth Hill William Farwell Carol Horsey Dominique Jennings Ronald Jensen Judy Jessop Sandra Kashirsky Christine Keasling Penny Keeler Jacquelyn Kiener Carolyn Kinoshita Joe Kiskis Jim Knox Steven Lester Mary Lindley Charley Lux James Macy Shirley Malloy Georgeann Manzer Bonnie Morgitan Charles Miller John Morrill Nancy Nickles Elizabeth Page Robert Peterson Daniel Prosser Jane Reed Marilyn Reinhardt Marsha Roskie Virginia Rutz David Sarver Penelope Scott Elizabeth Shirley 38 Gerri Fitzgerald Carolyn Fleischman Trudy Foote Carolyn Gallo Joseph Gentile Harold Gilbert Marilyn Graham Judith Greer Michael Griggs Norma Hagerman Marilyn Homp Glendo Henderson Mary Henderson John Hertzberg Linda Hobbs Michael Hoqan Charles Holz Morjorie Huckfeldt Nancy Huff Stephen Jenkins Judith Johns Donna Johnson Raymond Johnson Lewis Jones Leonard Kaufman Thomas Kelly Gary Kleeman William Kroener Carol Kunitsugu Suzanne La May Loralee Lance Richard Lay I I IC iowledge opens the SCROll Thomas Major Mary McCown John MCKibben Shirley Metzler David Miller Philip Moncrief Kirk Morrison Cathryn Mueller Timothy Myer Jonine Newsom Judith Noble Darlene Norton Robert O ' Brien Wendy Overin Judith Overley Susan Paterson Leslie Phillips Pomelo Pickering Cheryl Powers Martha Quezada Cheryl Reinhardt Kenneth Rethmeier Solly Shannon John Sherborne Gary Skinner Norman Smith Bruce Thompson Jon Van Cleave David Vandervoet Judith Walker Lorene Waltman Kenneth Welsh Robert Williamson Marionn Winkovi ski Timothy Young Carol Zorger JUNIORS George Anderson John Benson Bonnie Benton Constance Block Carolyn Bramlett Ruth Brandt Shryl Britton Dennis Bryson Tony Buccino Nancy Clapperton Donald Claxton Thomas Cooper Gail Craiq Barbara Cress Cathy Creter Kathryn Dahl Rita Dattilo Cheryl Dovis Nikki Decker Bonnie Dembienski Allen Ehlers Sarah Elliot Allan Feinstein Ricarda Ferguson Richard Gehle Marilyn Glowo Kathleen Goble Barbara Gould Linda Greene Kathleen Ha ll David Hill Kathryn Hubbling Robert Hughes John Hull Patricia Jackson Kathleen Jerome Diana Johondes Erick Johnson Michael Johnson Jean Joseph David Karlson Linda LoBrie Roderick Lidster Eileen Longocre Janis MacQuoid Jo Ann Mathev s Karen McCrystal Mark Messersmith Carol Morris Regino Nelson William Newcomb Linda Norman Christine Ockels Ken Ovi en Steve Pate Don Price Mary Quezada Janet Schv iering Victoria Silversmith Toni Stenstrom Jeff Stevenson Donald Thornburg Ruth Watterson David Wright SOPHOMORES Marjorie Allen Eric Angsladt Mary Becker William Beery Kathy Bishop Lois Bleicher Mary Boskovich Christine Bradt Nancy Briney William Calkins Robert Campbell Nancy Carley Joanne Casey Douglas Chopin Patricia Cohan Christine Conklin John Cotter Janet Crooks Suzanne Dickou Norman Elder Joan Fitzgerald Paula Giovannoli William Gift Christine Goske Mary Holley Linda Hamp Judy Hones Annette Houptmon Sandra Heino Elizabeth Hill Cathy Hogan Ann Holderness Terry Hunt Dominique Jennings Judith Jessop Gregory Johns Sandra Koshirsky Christine Keosling Penny Keeler Jacquelyn Kiener Kenice Kinord Carolyn Kinoshita Joe Kiskis Jim Knox Richard Krolikov ' ski Leo Lucas Charley Lux Jomes Macy Deborah Main Shirley Molloy Bonnie Morgitan Ellen Moncrief Carl Moore Chelsea Navarro Kathryn Nave Patricia Newsom Elizabeth Page Roberta Parsons Condoce Preston Daniel Prosser Janet Rinoldi Diane Rohlfing William Salber David Sorver Marilyn Scott Penelope Scott Elizabeth Shirley Terry Shirley Gregory Simpson Cheryl Singer Tim Sinichak Martin Stebler Amey Stewart Jill Thatcher John Thelin Charles Thomas Travis Turnoge Warren Wallace Richard Ying FRESHMEN Dorothy Anderson Felice Apodaco Charlene Atkins Mary Avilez Barbara Baldwin Margaret Barrett Susan Barton Jocquelin Becklehimer Joyce Beisner Vicki Benton Susan Bodqer Mary Bohr Mary Bruno Cynthia Casap William Clapperton David Clark Janice Consoli Donna Crobtree Sandra Dahl Dole Daniel Jessica Dorman Daniel Dougloss Carol Gehle Vivian Glowa Ann Hogerman Richard Hall Jonyce Hoss Ronald Hawk Gerold Heede Susan Hendrickson Mory Highfill Non nette Higley Richard Hobson Bertho Hodges James Hodges Gayle Holz Renee Hubbard Charles Huff Richard Jenkins Bob Jerome Carolyn Johns Rosemorie Judson Ronald Kiskis Steven Knuboff Judith Koch Greg Koors Lois Krogness Judith La May Vickie Larimer Judy Lyon Artyce Macy Larry Manzer Lois Martin Noncy McCloud Janice McNeill Steven Nielsen Ronny Northrop Ruthonn Northrop Dan Nowlin Kothleen O ' Brien Judith Orriny William Paxson Pamela Prince Randall Reece Paulette Schmltt Robert Scott Patricio Smith Patricio Stoner Reed Surdam Renee Swenson Joonne Tebbetts Carol Thompson Karen Thompson Terri Thornton Sandra Von Leydner Janet Ventura Rebecca Vickers Katherine Weaver Roger Wedell Kathy Wilcox Cheryl Wiley Lynne Wilhelm Wayne Wilson Robert Woodington Christine Wright Door of 9uccessl Students in SpaptaUnO 40 Life takes on a hectic aire from the moment one gets off the bus 41 ORACle CHERYL REINHARDT Editor-in-Chief Spurred on by cries of Hurry up, we have a deadline to meet!, the twenty-two members of the yearbook staff gallantly waded through the two hundred pages of copy, pictures, and headlines that compose this year ' s Oracle. It often seemed as if editor Cheryl Reinhardt was the only staff mem- ber who understood that unknown quantity grandly referred to as The Plan, but the others tried. The business staff tried handling staggering amounts of money; the copy staff tried to describe things that hadn ' t happened yet; the photographers tried to be everywhere at once; and the layout staff tried to outguess everybody else. Probably the most tried amid the frantic activity was Mr. Smith ' s patience. His often repeated phrase, I like your idea — do it over, was the embodiment of despair for 22 pairs of ears daily. In those last hectic days before the book went to press, however, even the most optimistic were amazed as the isolated components miraculously began to fall into place. Then, with solemn ceremony, the last stamp was slapped on the last envelope and the book was off to the printer. Our purpose as members of the Oracle staff has been to record as best we could this year of your high school life. As you review the year through these pages, we hope the memories you find are pleasant ones. JUDY LITTEN Assistant Editor SUSAN NEILL Layout Editor -■-,— N A JIM HENKEL Head Photographer STAFF MEMBER -Bottom Row: Donna Baumon, Gerri Fitzgerald, and Barb Scott. Top Row: Dennis Borell, and Richard Freeman. 42 StApf ttL. PHYLLIS WEST Sports Editor J ' 4mi SHARON WATSON Art Editor CAROL WRIGHT Business Manager KATHY HUBBLING Photo Editor JUDY JOHNS Copy Editor Barb Scott and Judy Johns work diligently on their copy for the 1 963 Oracle. STAFF MEMBERS Bottom Row: Donna Daniel, Nancy Hall, Tom Cooper, and Elizabeth Page. Top Row: Hal Gilbert, Martha Reed, and Kathy Goble 43 toorD anti SUSANNE WARREN Editor MIKE GRIGGS Associate Editor Setting the atmosphere for Sierra ' s newsroom is the syncopated music of clicking typewriters and the pressure of constant deadlines. The problems of publishing an edition of the Sword and Shield every two weeks are unique to the members of ML lOO ' s fourth estate, for in no other place on campus are students engaged in such activity as this. Gallons of paste and glue, reams of copy paper, and a hundred typewriter ribbons annually are not all that go into a school newspaper. The frantic frenzied hunt for the right word to describe that lost football game or the big question mark in the mind as to whether or not the issue will be full of holes — or even if it will appear on its regular Friday noon schedule — are all a vital part of every reporter and editor ' s life as a Spartan journalist. No one else can experience the relief of a dead- line past and a paper gone to press; but neither can anyone other than a reporter feel the satisfaction of seeing his story in print. EMMY BERG Second Semester News Bureau Chief JOANNE DEESE GOULD Business and Advertising DIANE DORNAUS First Semester News Bureau Chief JEAN JOSEPH Copy Editor Bottom Row: Nikki Decker, Nonce Hughes, Sharon Barker, Cheryl Davis, Regeno Nelson. Top Row: John Cunningham, Craig Strahle, and Nancy Achttien. 44 Every other week, Spartan journalists man their posts at the windows in ML 100 to distribute the latest edition of the Sword and Shield. Co-Editors, Sue Warren and Mike Griggs, confer with adviser, Miss Marilyn Kahl, about the forthcoming issue of the Sword and Shield. MISS MARILYN KAHL Adviser Bottom Row: Vicki Coulter, Donna Stock, Nancy Howard, Cheryl Wolford, and Laurie Jones. Top Row; Mike Green, Doug Carlisle, Dan Jaich. Tim Young, Reg Dobbs, and Jock Triplett. 45 Besides establishing an outstanding system of elementary and secondary schools, the early residents of Whittier also founded Whittier College, a liberal arts institution that first opened its doors in 1901. In and out let the young life as steadily flow As in broad Narragansett the tides come and go; And its sons and its daughters in prairie and town Remember its honor, and guard its renown. — THE QUAKER ALUMNI Ky Associated Student Body 46 47 Cuss of 1963 TOM ADAMS President ART MAJOR Vice-President Dear Senior Class, This, our last year at Sierra, has been filled with successful activ- ities and accomplishments, due only to the great support and cooper- aion of our hard v orking council and a very wonderful senior class. We have the greater part of our lives ahead of us, but we will never forget our years here at Sierra. All of us will now leave Sierra for good, but our minds will al- ways be filled with wonderful memories of her. My thanks to Sierra and all of it ' s wonderful seniors, the class of 63. Sincerely, V_Z ??; L c(ci. rri Senior Class President LAUREL GILLIS Secretary TOM MAJOR Treasurer SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Bottom Row: Becky Hurst. Marionn Winkowski, Terri Tiffany, Trudy Foote, Laurel Gillis, Betty Braaksma, and Alicia Arrendondo. Row Two: Diane Drennen, Nancy Carver, Pete Thelin, Lorolee Lance, Donna Johnson, and Sally Williams. Top Row: Larry Pegram, Tom Major, David Miller, Tom Adams, Pat Werner, Lynne Cooper, and Art Major, 48 Margaret E. Abbott Nancy I. Achttien Thomas M. Adams James W. Aho Pamela V. Alexander Lorenzo R. Alvara Dennis L. Anderson Karen L. Anderson SenioRS Mary R. Anderson Donald R. Andress Manuel M. Araujo Robert E. Archer Sally Arend Shirley A. Armintrout Alicfa E. Arredondo Shirley A. Ayala Jl mK B mwUi 49 Joseph A. Badgley Monty D. Boird John M. Barrow Walter B. Bass Linda L. Bates Susan E. Batsell Donna L. Bauman Carolyn J. Baumgardner Class Gerald R. Bede Bruce R. Bell Gary G. Bell Adrienne L. Benton Emma J. Berg Samuel R. Bergman John P. Bernardino Manfred Beth I 50 Donna K. Bishop Norman L. Black Bruce D. Bloke Dennis G. Biessman Ronald D. Blodgett Donald K. Bohr Jack E. Bonanno Bonnie L. Boom Of 1963 Dennis M. Borell Rita A. Bowman Betty J. Braaksma Stephanie A. Brady Eugene C. Bream Kathleen E. Brightman Carole M. Brookins Robert E. Brooks 51 Richard Brown Shirley J. Broyles Carl J. Bruckmon Stephen M. Brunier Margit B. Brunk Stephanie M. Bruvold John C. Bryan Steve L. Bryant Class Mary E. Burns Janice M. Burton Robert W. Butler Robin H. Butler Carolyn K. Canning Thomas T. Campbell Theresa L. Caliva Patricia A. Coles 52 John D. Carley Myra M. Carlisle Michael M. Carlzen Linda L. Carpenter Jerry A. Carter Nancy M. Carver Faith C. Case Carolyn M. Casey Of 1963 Daniel J. Cavanaugh Leonard S. Cervontez Stephen H. Chamblin Carol A. Charmley Gary N. Clark William M. Cline Dona L. Cochran Stephen C. Cochran 53 Steven F. Cohen Phyllis J. Cole Caroline E. Compton Sandra J. Cook Michael K. Cookson Lynne M. Cooper Luis M. Correa, Jr. James M. Cotter Class Guy M. Cowan Pamela J. Cox Steve A. Cox Catherine A. Crandell Diana J. Crane Donna J. Crane Sandra L. Creech Mark S. Cushman 54 Linda J. Cyrog Joseph E. Dahms Charles A. Darby Toni R. Davis Diane J. Dawson Ronald L. De La Mare George C. Dell Diane L. Denney Of 1963 William J. Dennis Rachel Diaz Forrest D. Dickson Carole L. Dietz Patricia A. Dixon Reginald E. Dobbs Linda C. Downey Diane Drennen 55 M Evelyn P. Dunn Sharon C. Duran Kathy D. Dyer Burton K. Edwards Janice L. Edwards Sharleen E. Edwards Clayton L. Eiland James M. Ellis Class Patrecia J. Engelhart Alyene Espinoza Lenore E. Esselstrom Dean P. Essenmacher Nancy M. Etheridge James R. Falmoe William D. Farwell Patricia A. Fawcett 56 Delores M. Figura Geraldine Fitzgerald Carolyn Fleischman Trudy F. Foote Edward W. Fouts Charles P. Franklin Walter Freeman Robert T. Fritz Of 1963 Steven E. Fryer Carolyn A. Gallo Danny R. Garlock Bonnie E. Gaviglo Mary Agnes Gavin Joseph A. Gentile Ruth E. Gibson Cathleen A. Gigler 57 Harold C. Gilbert Laurel A. Gillis Frank D. Gomez Gloria A. Gonzales Joanne L. Gould John D. Gould Susan F. Grabo Marilyn C. Graham Class Ulysses S. Grant Mary D. Gray Van W. Gray Linda V. Green Michael G. Green Judith A. Greer Dale T. Greiner Michael A. Griggs 58 Kenneth D. Grigsby Dale M. Gurley Jayna L. Guy Norma J. Hagerman Ronald G. Hallquist Grandin G. Hammell Mary J. Hammond Marilyn J. Hamp Of 1963 Harold N. Hann Anna N. Hansen Catherine A. Hardy Kenneth R. Hardy David C. Harris Lynda L. Hase Richard D. Heath David M. Helzer 59 AmM Glenda A. Henderson Mary E. Henderson James G. Henkel Alice S. Henry William J. Henry John F. Hertzberg Kenny C. Hitchcock iinda K. Hobbs CUss Robert I. Hochmonn Ronald L. Hoffmann Michael D. Hogan Michael L. Hogon Robert K. Hollon Susan C. Holmlund Charles F. Holz Michael L. Hosey 60 Thomas P. Hotchkiss James R. Howard Richard E. Howell Susan K. Howell Moriorie A. Huckfeldt Nancy J. Huff Samuel V. Huffman Danny L. Hunt Of 1963 Becky J. Hurst Steven N. Jaffee Danny R. Jaich Ronald B. James Stephen E. Jenkins Susan C. Jenkins Judith A. Johns Donna R. Johnson 61 Lana D. Johnson Linda R. Johnson Marilyn S. Johnson Raymond W. Johnson Suzanne Johnson Claudia R. Johnston Margaret Johnston Lauren M. Jones CUss Lewis E. Jones Wade A. Jones Jorge Juarez Kathryn M. Jurek Steven B. Kaplan Leonard Kaufman Ronald J. Kelly Thomas E. Kelly 62 ? t o.crZ t c £ Gary J. Kerl Karen J. Kidwell Robert M. Kiger Gary W. Kirkpatrick Gary L. Kleemann Jean E. Klein John E. Knowles Norma L. Knuth Of 1963 Robert L. Koegel Linda J. Kolb Denice I. Korsmeier William F. Kroener Carol A. Kunitsugu Stephen L. Kuns Sandra A. La Bonte Amedee A. La Croix ■«%. 63 George Q. Lai, Jr. Suzanne M. La May Andrea H. Lansiaho David A. Lara Linda M. Lassalette Richard E. Lay Jo Ann M. Layton Richard M. Leckie Class John B. Lee Louis Leija, Jr. Susan J. Lesnikoff Elaine L. Levin Bonnie J. Linden Kent B. Lindholm Judith L. Litten Patrick J. Loftus 64 Lawrence L. Lopez James Lovell Fred R. Ludwig Johri B. Lusby Carol A. Mac Doriald Dennis W. Macy Martha L. Madrid Arthur F, Major Op 1963 Thomas D. Major Frederick H. Mansfield Carol L. Markworth Eloise F. Marquez Nick J. Marquez Janice V. Marsden Gary G. Martel Maria H. Martinez 65 Daniel M. Mason Patricia H. Movity Glendo J, Mayer Susan L. Mc Callister Linda T. Mc Cleary Mary H. Mc Cown Alan J. Mc Dermott Shirley A. Mc Dowel! CUs ! Susan J. Mc Entire Edward A. Mc Fadden John I. Mc Kibben Michael L. Mc Kinney Patrick L. Mc Kinney Judy M. Mc Laughlin Daniel M. Mc Pherson Mary L. Mc Quown 66 Mary H. Melendrez Doyle L. Merriman Shirley Y. Metzler Stephen H. AAilakovich Dennis Miles David W. Miller Susan D. Miller Eden G. Milroy p 1963 John H. Mitchell Verna J. Mitchner Bill M. Mobley Philip R. Moncrief Gail W. Mon k Robert W. Morgan Kirk D. Morrison Linda J. Mosby 67 Cathryn D. Mueller Rocky L. Mullins Thomas J. Munsey Bruce L. Murdoch Timothy R. Myer Bettye J. Nelson Craig J. Nelson Geraldine L. Nelson I Class Michael C. Nelson Dennis A. Neuman Charlonna Newlove Ronnie L. Newman Janine Newsom Lynn M. Nieuwiandt Judith A. Noble Jock V. North i 68 i Darlene K. Norton Ann Nowlin Barry A. Oakes John P. O ' Brien Robert M. O ' Brien Allan D, Oehling Dorris K, Orr Wendy E. Overin )f 1963 Judith A. Overley Juanita L. Page Elaine J. Palomares Lee G. Panagos Claire K. Papaleo Linda L. Parker Ronald K. Parker Dean A. Parsons j : 69 Victor D. Parsons Susan P. Paterson Robert D. Payne Lawrence R. Pegrom Mary H. Perez Ronald A. Perich Donald G. Petterson Leslie B. Phillips CUSJ Pamela L. Pickering Susan J. Pickering Lawrence Pirrone Linda F. Poole Cheryl D. Powers Richard K. Price William Price Martha E. Quezado 70 - rr Irma G. Recio Stephen M. Redd Jerry C. Reid Larry W. Reid Cheryl L. Reinhardt Kenneth A. Rethmeier William R. Rhode John C. Richardson 3f 1963 James Rogers Shelia K, Rose Ronnie L. Roy La Rae J. Ruyle Laurel D. Ryan Donna J. Ryberg John M. Sach Fernando L. Sandoval 71 B! Robert P. Sandstrom Paul S. Sapienza Leslie M. Sara Stephen L. Sa unders Donna M. Saxon John G. Sayler Stanley J. Scheffler Joe G. Schneider fl CUss: Warren L. Schoening Mary AA. Schumacher Beverly A. Schwilk John M. Sciacco Barbara L. Scott Patricia J. Scott Paul E. Seagle Sharon N. Selk 72 Jo Ann Serpa Sally I. Shannon Sandra J. Sharp Arlene Shea John E. Sherborne Gary L. Shields William L. Shofstall Katherine L. Skiba Dp 1963 Gory H. Skinner Patsy A. Slater Kathryn J. Smith Norman D. Smith Sharon R. Smith Robert A. Soto Janet L. Spanks Cheryl L. Spruston 73 Don W. Standridge Ross L. Sterling Suzanne P. Stockman Frances M. Strojny Sandra F. Studebaker Stephen H. Superstein Alan Swain Gary A. Swonson Class Eva A. Taylor June C. Taylor Waylon M. Taylor Peter C. Thelin Bruce F. Thompson Robert E. Thompson Dennis R. Thorpe Terrill G. Tiffany 74 Lewis W. Trew Joseph W. Triplett III Willie M. Tucker Lorrie A. Turpit Joan M. Tvedt Linda L. Twycross Alex D. Valderrama Dolores A. Valencia Df 1963 Evelyn M. Valencia John J. Van Der Mark David B. Vandervoet Bonita F. Vandiver Ernestina Villalobos Michael A. Virzi Judith M. Walker David A. Wallace 75 Lorene A. Waltman Thomas F. Wardell Susanne C. Warren Jerry M. Watkins Shirley A. Watkins Brittin D. Wedclle Janice E. Weisser Beryl Weissman Class Kenneth L. Welsh Patrick R. Werner Phyllis AA. West Wendell W. West Judith K. Westcott Cindy J. Whitney Richard A. Wilcox James A. Wilhelm 76 Sally A. Williqms Robert A. Williamson Richard W. Wiisori Robert L. Wilson Sharon AA. Winfield Edward L. Winkelman Mariann D. Winkowski Mary J. Woods Dp 1963 Ronald L. Wussick Carol A. Zorger Victor J. Yacobucci Edward R. Young Ralph Anderson Arthur Arnel Donald Benson Michael Bilyeu James Chambers Karen Conway Vickie Dilley Elvera Duron Paul Fishbein Steven Headley CAMERA SHY Doris Hopkins Carol Jones Edna Keele Loralee Lance Fred Mayerski Pamela Mehan Sandra Meyers John Moncure, Jr. Mary Moore Robert Perez Timothy R. Young John Rockhold Francine Rubeshaw Salvador Santillon Donna Sinner William Stegemann Tom Theising Anita Welch William Whitlatch Cheryl Wolford n Rose pRincess Representing Sierra in the 1963 Tournament of Roses Parade was lovely Sue Miller, selected from a group of thirty Spartanettes. Through a series of interviews each girl was rated on the basis of personality, poise, and scholarship. As Rose Princess, Sue appeared at various civic functions, including the Whittier Christmas Parade, a dinner at the Hacienda Country Club, and a Bridal Fashion Show at Hinshaw ' s Depart- ment Store. The high point of her reign came when she and six other girls from the Whittier high schools depicted a bridal party atop the prize winning Whittier float. Susan Miller 1963 Rose Princess -Phofo courtesy of the Doily News Seven girls, one from each high school in the Whittier area, portray a bride and her attendants on Whittier ' s float Something Borrowed, Something Blue, at the Seventy-Sixth Tournament of Roses Parade. Somrtliin Burrowed, Something Bin 78 AUtOQRAphS 79 JunioR CUss This has been a highly successful year for the class of 1964, and credit for this must be given to the individual members and to the hard v ork put in by the advisors. Two weeks were spent in collecting clothes and toys for the new Fairview State Hospital for the mentally retarded; three car-loads of materials were sent to the hospital. The recipients expressed their gratitude to the entire student body for its generosity. A great deal of work was put in by the council members in organizing the Junior-Senior Prom. It was successful due to their efforts and the support of the junior and senior classes. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who helped to make this a successful year. Sincerely, Junior Class President JOHN BENSON President BOB HUGHES Vice-President SALLY ROBINSON Secretary NANCE HUGHES Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Bottom Row; Linda LaBrie, Sally Robinson, Sheila Kelly, Gail Craig, Nancy Clapperton, Kafhi Ferguson, Connie Black, Mitchell Furukowa, and Judy Prestridge. Row Two: Tom Reasin, Don Thornburg, John Hintz, John Caverhill, Nance Hughes, Patty Keeler, Karen McChrystal, and Cheryl Davis. Top Row: Bob Hughes, Don Price, John Benson, Curtis Heckel, Don Claxton, Eileen Longacre, and Arlene Griffith. 80 George Acosta Yvonne Addleman Kenneth Ahrens Lee Ann Allen Phil Altmon Deborah Amenda Gory Anderson George Anderson Michael Anderson Dan Anderson Gloria Andrews Daniel Andrewson Victor Arnel Biotris Asebedo Lawrence Atkins Cheryle Atkinson Norman Avery Borbaro Bobcoke Jim Bolmer Emily Bandy Charles Borba Helen Barber Anne Borden Carol Bordin Sharon Barker Richard Barnes Salvotore Barnese Sheila Barnett Barbara Barr Esther Borr Albert Borrows Charles Barton Aileen Basham Linda Botemon Daniel Botinich Richard Beouvias Lynn Beckwith Robin Bell John Benson Bonnie J. Benton Bonnie K, Benton Brian Bergstrom Karen Bertram Morcia Bickford Lindo Biddle Doris Birch Constance Block Tim Black Carol Blair Robert Boordman Thomas Bobrick Alvin Bolin Ronald Bollins Richard Bond Dale Bonduront Pot Boone , t 81 JuniOK 0 n m: , • i « ? aIb j jH  3 Dennis Booth Victoria Bouab Carolyn Bromlett Linda Brandley Harold Brandt Ruth Brandt Lorin Brecht Brenda Breedlove ShyrI ' Britton Richard Brown Charles Browning Dennis Broz Diana Bruce James Brunier Dennis Bryson Tony Buccino Larry Burch Raelene Burris Wayne Burris James Burton Karen Burton Ted Butler Leiand Butterfieid James Calderone Robert Caldwell Soundra Callahan Peggy Campbell Carol Copley Douglas Carlisle Diane Carlson Valerie Cormichael Rolland Carney Sylvia Carrillo Barbara Carter Gary Carter Loretta Carter Bennie Casop Spencer Case Norma Castillo John Caverhill Linda Chitwood Andrea Christie Nancy Clapperton Frances Clark Sally Clark Donald Cloxton Carol Cleveland Cherry Conotzer Michael Conner Steven Cookson Diane Cooper Thomas Cooper Christina Correa Ricordo Cortez William Cowan 82 :uss Steven Cox Kent Cragun Erwin Craig Gail Craig Gary Crawford Linda Crescio David Crespin Barbara Cress Cathy Crater Steve Crowther John Cunningham Kathryn Dahl Susan Dohlheimer Donna Doniel John Donskin Rito Dottilo Norman Davidson Cheryl Davis Arthur Dav es Danny Dawson Nikki Decker Michoel DeLaCruz Bonnie Dembienski Rita Desmedr Florence DeWitt Veronica Diaz Eleanor Dildine Mildred Dildine William Dixon Paul Dodds Dianne Dornaus Patrick Dowd Elizabeth Downing Nancy Doyle Erica Dronske Alan Drotor John Dunkin Eileen Dunn m cf ' jm -%! k p If . f Daniel Dwyer Heyward Dyer David Eblen Clyde Edgar Jeanne Egan Michael Eggleston Allen Ehlers Thomas Elardi Sue Elliot Katherine Emmert Joan Engle June Engle Gary Ensminger Allan Ericson Carol Estes Thomas Estes Ginger Evans d. o. 83 ]unioi; Jacquelin Evans Rebecca Ewalt Cheryl Fager Allan Feinstein James Ferber Catherine Ferguson Kathleen Ferguson Ricarda Ferguson Karen Finch Sheldon Fink Ann Fischer Dorrell Flanders William Flaxington Sandra Fletcher Gilbert Flores Karen Folsom Potti Fowler Jerry Frame Marsha Fredrick Nicola Freeman Diane Freymond Richard Freymond Geraldine Friel Richard Fruechte Glenn Fryer David Funderburg Arnold Fung John Funk Mitchell Furukav a Louis Gollegos Randall Gambill Katheryn Gay Richard Ghele Harry Gersten Richard Gibson John Gilbert Gary Gildersleeve Michael Gillis f% w 1 Pamela Ginther John Glabos Mark Gladson Paulette Glass Joseph Glaze Linda Glaze Ronnie Glaze Dv ayne Glover Marilyn Glowa Judith Gnagy Kathleen Goble Cynthia Goe Georgia Gomez Earnest Gonzales Barbara Gould Jane Granger Loretta Grannis 84 . LASS Glen Gray Daniel Green Larry Green Linda Greene Arlene Griffith Robert Griffith Duane Griffin Nancy Grumbine Dennis Gunn Michael Haase Gregory Hackworth James Hoggins James Holfhill Glen Hall Kathleen Hall Michael Hall Nancy B. Hall Nancy J. Hall Anita Hollberg Marion Hand Rex Honkins Charles Honus Ronnie Haro Gail Hawk Glendo Hawkins Curtis Heckel Lincoln Hector Donald Hendrick Joan Hendrickson Alfonso Hernandez Lee Hernandez Sandra Heuring Rebecca Hicks Marie High David Hill Robert Hill Bill Hill John Hintz ,l( I I M i _ t-V Pauline Hoag Michelle Hoffmann Angela Hoie Vernon Holcomb Ann Holliday Burton Holte Rollin Holton Gwendolyn Horton Susan Houser Alan Howard Robert Howard George Howser Kothy Hubbling Judith Hudson Lawrence Hudson Sherry Hudson Nonce Hughes 85 Junion f ' fl P i , Robert Hughes John Hull Patsy Hunter Kathleen Irgens Edith Jackson Patricia Jackson Dennis John Chad James Edward Jomison Loo Jehorek Kathleen Jerome Raymond Jessee Diana Johondes Aaron Johns Barbara Johnson Erick Johnson Michael Johnson Paul Johnson Bruce Jones Bill Jones Charles Jones .Dean Jones Donna Jones Jean Joseph Richard Kappler David Karlson Patricia Keeler Jeanne Keller Sheila Kelly George Kelson Jean Kertz Ronold Kihlken Carol King Loren King Shermo Kinser Thomas Kirby Cheryl Klenke Mark Knighton C5 ' - Veda Knuth Craig Kolb Brian Korsmeier Donald Kortongen Paul Kraus Richard Kraus Sara Krelle Linda Kriens Irene Kuhn Maxine Kuhn Linda La Brie Elaine Lai Darlene Longer Keith Lonsdale Melinda Ledbetter Dennis Lee Mary Lee 86 Uss Robin Lee Norma Lehman Richard Leon Roderick Lidster Bette Liggett Christian Lippens Rolland Lippert Marcy Lipscomb Marianne Lischez John Livermore Monuel Lockwood Kathy Lokken Eileen Longacre Virginia Lopez Michael Lora Eric Luff Manuel Macias Johnny MacKay Janis MacQuoid Sue Madsen Kenneth Mokora Lynne Manzer Elmo Mariani Shirley Marshall Linda Martin Carol Mass Jo Ann Mathews Jonathan Maxson Wanda Maxwell Ralph Maya Ellison McCarroll Karen McChrystal Sharon McCulley Sheridan McDonnell Pamela McErloin William McGregor Susan McKay Charles McKillip iiifi ..L.21.Jk .. ._ J.. . . . - f } £ Marie McKinney Ralph McMinn Susan McMurroy Dennis McNall Steven McPeek Fred Mihaylo Kotherme Miller Lynn Miller John Millikon Kevin Minor Edna Moore Sherry Moore Victoria Moore Joseph Moreno Jan Morgan Richard Morris Robert Morton i- V rffe fP r 87 JuniOR, % X ' Wilson Moses James Murray Jo Anne Murray Alyson Musser Diane Negrette Susan Neill Regena Nelson William Newcomb David Newland John Noblett Sharon Noftzger Linda Norman Alan Northrop Bonnie Northrop Roger Nowicki Judith Null Christine Ockels William Organ Diana Orozco Carolyn Ortega Paul Osnoin James Oubre Cathy Owen Ken Owen Glenda Oyler Suzanne Palmer Jacquelyn Parrish Gabriel Partida Steve Pate Jerry Pearson Tanya Penn Gary Penny Nan Perry Roger Perry Vernice Peterson Scott Piering Donald Pippin Carol Pittman Jerome Pittman Kay Plueger Mary Plummer Sandra Plummer Richard Pollard Steven Pollard James Pomerleau Samuel Pontier Brian Porter Judy Prestridge Don Price Jere Price Mary Quezada Gene Ragan Barbara Roiney Erlinda Ramos Leo Ramos 1 L_L 88 cuss V Gregory Ramsdell Julie Randlett Thomas Reasin Kenneth Rebai Janet Repine Christine Reza Ellen Rich Michael Rinler Delia Rist Bruce Robbins Diane Robinson James Robinson Sally Robinson John Robinson Linda Rogers Roger Rohlfing Anthony Rossomando Eddie Roy Loretta Rubeshaw Janice Ruff David Ruyle Bruce Savarla David Scheibel Barbara Schleif Nancy Schlinger Bonnie Schlocker Trudy Schneyer Kathryn Schooley Janet Schv iering Dennis Schlotzhauer Greg Scott Mary Scott Rudene Sells Christine Sepulvedo Robert Serna Steven Serpa John Shannon Joe Shenefield e p fi Of- r- ' . ' r ' ' n r Richard Sherborne Leora Shields Robert Shirley Gloria Silva Rosalind Simmons Terrie Singley Linda Sloan Adele Smith Mickey Smith Norman Smith Bob Sopher Margaret Sperr Susan Spiser Linda Stamper Cynthia Stork Sandra Starling Marion Steffey 89 a JuniOR s ' M ' --7. f ' TP p f n, r n o f} ' V Martin Stenholtz Toni Stenstrom Connie Stephens Phillip Stepp Maureen Stevens Jeff Stevenson Jack Stickley Larry Stiles Irma Stinnett Donna Stock Bill Stockmar Judy Stoddard John Strickland Larry Strong Carol Surrot Mary Sutherland Connie Sv afford John Taylor Kenneth Taylor Robert Taylor Patricia Tebbetts Martha Teply Roger Thockerson Jack Thayer Gory Thompson Gerald Thompson Jim Thompson Donald Thornburg David Thornton LeRoy Thornton Penny Till Gerald Tingvi all Susan Todd Joseph Tomeo Michae 1 Toomey Gerald Toy Roger Tracy Karen Trent Pot Tri ggs Collifa Trlmboli Judy T riplett Sandra Tucker Jim Umstead Cheryl Underwood Rudy V alderrama Pamela Valentine Williarr Vandergrift Jacob! Vander Kooy 90 LASS m Jeannette Vart Der Mark Susan Vandevier Olivia Vargas John Vega Margaret Verdugo Jeffrey Vermeer Lano Vernon Steven Viera Josephine Villoiobas Donna Vogel Bonnie Wagner Robin Wagner Gerry Waii er Leah Wail Mike Word Sharon Watson Ruth Watterson Virginia Weover Ronnie Weinstein Margaret Welborn Kenneth Weller Sammie Wells Craig Westhng Jeanne Westmoreland Joonne Westmoreland Christy Wheeler Dennis Wheeler Diana Wheelock Alon White Carol White Janet White Marianne White Lynnea Whitson Michael Whitton John Williams Brent Wills Florence Winblad Johnny Winkelman Michael Wolfe Charry Woods Marilyn Woods Mary Worley Sandra Wray Carol Wright David Wright Phillip Yaw Lucille Yniguez Eveline Yudico 91 SophomoRe CUss Dear Sophomore Class: As your president this year, it has been a great honor to have repre- sented such an outstanding council and class. I was very pleased with the cooperation given to me, not only by the council, but by the whole class as well. The big project of the year was sponsoring the Spring Fling. Planning and carrying out the various jobs involved gave each member of your council an opportunity to serve you and to develop their leader- ship. This and other projects enabled us to add to our class treasury enough money to insure a good foundation for our Junior and Senior activities and projects. I would like to thank all who participated in our class activities. 1 hope all of you will give the same amount of class participation to those who will lead you next year. Sincerely, Sophomore Class President CRAIG BAUGH President JOHN THELIN Vice-President JUDY HANES Secretary JOANNE CASEY Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL— Bottom Row: Nina Newsom, Judy Jessop, Christine Keasling, Ann Griffith, Mary Halley Georgeanne Manzer and Fitzgerald. Row Two: Janet Crooks, Linda Ferguson, Warren Wallace, Candy Preston, JoAnne Casey, Nancy Carley Judy Hones, and Christy I Top Row: Sue Robinson, Bob Campbell, Carl Moore, Craig Bough, Fred Westburg, Chucic Thomas, and Jim Macy. Joan ty Bradt. 92 Terry Achor Jack Achtiien David Adams Eddie Adams Tom Adams John Addleman Jon Aho James Akin Margorie Allen Louise Alvarez Anthony Amaviska Cathy Anderson Cheryl Anderson Ross Andress Richard Andrews Rose Marie Angelo Erie Angslodt Ruben Araujo Marshall Atkinson Stacy Ausness Robert Austin Jocquelin Ayers Loni Baer Elvio Baird Barbara Barnett Corolynn Barrett Gordon Barritt Linda Barrow Craig Bough Mary Becker Gerald Benck Manuel Benitez John Benson Ken Bickerstaff James Biggs Douglas Biles Kathy Bishop Phillip Black Mary Lou Blair Louis Bleicher Beverly Bolte Johnnie Bond Greg Boren Mory Boskovich Pot Bouchard Christine Bradt Patricia Brent Nancy Briney Jimmie Brooks Kenton Brown Linda Brown Vicky Brown William Broyles Glenn Bryant Williom Burns Pete Camalich Barbara Compbell Robert Campbell Julie Copley Nancy Corley Russell Carriger Pamela Carte Don Carver Dennis Cascotelli Joanne Casey Robert Cassody Mane Costillo Jim Castle Robert Chomblin Douglas Chopin Sandra Christie 93 ■ ' f! ' , Li - ' ■■ ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' f .:!il ik p- f f% ■ V 0 , 7l Pat Cohan Brian Cokely Linda Colley Fredrick Compton Christine Conklin Dave Consoli Dianna Cook Vivian Copelin Forest Cornell John Cotter Vicki Coulter Jimmie Cox Johnnie Cox Patrick Crespin Janet Crooks William Crov ' ley Diane Crowlher Celinda Curtis Dale Cusick Roger Daniels Jo Dorby James Darden Georgia Davis Larry Davis Sue Davis Woyne Davis SophomoRe 1 liL Bruce Dedmon Frank De Leur Sylvia Delgado L. DelucQ Dougios Dennis Chris De Noon Warren Depriesf Kenneth Derry Suzanne Dickau Gaylo Dilley Williom Dobbins Kathleen Donoho Teresa Doty Michael Dougherty Yvonne Duarle Keith Dziuzynski Kimberly Eastman Rhonda Eicher Norman Elder f  f ' B 1 ft r ii ' f Nancy Ellis Harry Engle Bill English Word Erickson Judy Eubanks Judith Folmoe Mary Falmoe Linda Ferguson Dona Feryanitz Mana Fields Tommy Fieno Joon Fitzgerald Diana Flonagan Patricia Fleming Herman Flores Mary Flores Donald Flory Gregory Force Marcia Ford Joseph Forsyth Peggy Franks Vincent Fraumeni Peter Fudvrich Wilhnm Gnrcici Evnngelin Gaioutle Hazel Gales 94 Sharon Gates Sandra Gee Sandie George N.cky Gilhs Paula Giovannoli Willmm Gut Goylin Glaze Mary Gonzales Chnsiine Goske Michael Grabo Loia Graham Arthur Gray Ann Griffith Chris Griffith Leslie Grohs Bill Gurnin Corel Gury Sam Guye James Hall MofCia Holl Myrene Hall Mory Halley Linda Hamp Susan Homric Jacquelin Hancock Judy Hones RK ' ' SrtS ' K I f - f?| f? f 4 a. f t fh fS t 0 f w Class Jeff Hanson Roger Honson Carol Harris Doniel Hoftwell Gayle Harvey Jonel Hastings Annette Houptman Kathleen Hayes Randal Haynes Donna Heoslip Richard Heath Sandra Heino Judy Henderson Suzanne Heneghan Charles Henry Judy Henson Joe Hernandez Lorraine Hernandez Virginia Herren Lynda High Sherren Highers Elizabeth Hill Yvonne Hixson Cothy Hogo n Ann Holderness Judith Holt Walter Holzworth Corol Horsey Nancy Howard William Howord Terry Hunt Janice Jackson N. Jason Richard Jecmen Dommique Jennings Ronald Jensen Judy Jessop Gregory Johns Melroy Johns Glen Johnson Tom Johnson Donald Jones Donna Jones Dvi ' ayne Jones Gilbert Jones t. P f I ' Vfl i 95 % mm 1 Terry Jones Richard Joyce Jonis Kalina Cheryl Karnes Sandra Kashirsky Sheila Kearney Christine Keasling Penny Keeler Marie Kellermeyer David Kempkes Sandra Kidd Jocquelyn Kiener George Kiger Robert Killinger Michael Kilmon Kenice Kinord Ncfola Kindness Carolyn Kinoshita T, Kirby Joe Kiskis Janet Kleemonn Danny Klenke Solly KIuss Stephen Knouff Jim Knox Michael Koegel SophomoRe Sharon Krause Richard Krolikowsk, Suzanne Kruse Linda Kukulka Faith Logimoniere Edward Lamb Cheryl Longley Susan Lanqley Dwight Larkin Vernon Lawrence Bruce Lawson Michoel Lawwell Kenneth Laymon Nancy Leovitr James Lesher Linda Lester Steven Lester John Lewis D. Lincoln Mary Lindley C Y w O f,. Linda Lingard Dennis Litten Ronnie Lirten John Lockwood Derrell Long Linda Lopez Susan Lovell Leo Lucas Christina Lund Charley Lux Suson Lynn James Mocy L. Maddux Deboroh Mom Shirley Molloy Georgeonn Monzer Bonnie Moigitan Laura Mortin Seth Marty Kellie McDonold Moiy McGee Pamela McKeeby L. Merrill Charles Miller Janice Miller Ellen Moncrief 96 Noncy Moon Carl Moore Edward Morales LydiQ Morales Robert Morgorv John Morrill Robert Mullowney David Munoz Douglas Myer William Myers Chelsea Navarro Kalhryn Nave John Neavill Judi Nelson Nina Newsom Patricia Newsom Ronald Nichols Dennice O Follon Richard O Howell Albert Ontiveros Barbara Osuno Donald Otterman Elizabeth Page Christoph Palmer Roberta Parsons William Patterson ' a V : f fW h ' .V Allie Perkins Pamela Perkins Wayne Phillips J. Phipps Gary Pieper Lauro Pierce Larry Plunkett Dova Polk Kathleen Prairie Danny Praiti Larry Preheim Condace Preston Darryl Price Daniel Prosser Yvonne Puentes Stephen Purvines Danny Quails James Quint Elena Quintana Class £ M 4 ' f 1 : « fi Sandra Romey Gloria Romirez Sheila Ready Gayle Rebeck Oscar Recio Jane Reed Martha Reed Marilyn Reinhordt Cathy Retz Don Rice Larry Richey Janet Rinaldi Gloria Rincon Hugh Rist Larrv Robbins Craig Roberson Holly Roberts Greg Robinson Susan Robinson Diane PohHing Raul Rojas Marsha Roskie Joy Ruble Lupe Ruiz Terry Runyan Virginia Rutz t f) I iiniiii II iiiiiiii|ii||—i— ■ m r I ) ft it. 97 - (! i f . . ' Thomas Sack WillicTTi Solber Tim Sawyer Nancy Schuch Dennis Schwendtner Marilyn Scott Penelope Scott Thomas Seymour Mary Shaffer Barry Sharp Susan Sheeler Kenneth Sherborne Catherine Shinn Mcxine Shirhol Elizabeth Shirley Terry Shirley Leo Shomo Henrietta Simington SophomoRe ( Gregory Simpson Cheryl Singer Tim Sinichak K. Si SCO Charlee Skidmore Roberta Slater Janice Sloan Toni Slocum Gary Smith Harriet Smith Albert Soto Jim Sponks Martin Shebler Paula STehle Raymond Stella Garth Stephens Dale Stevenson Amey Stewart Jay Stewart m V J Joyce Stickley Jeannette Stieb Lynn Stiles Susan Stockdale Craig Strahle Florence Strong John Stucker John Summerfield Ronald Swopes Richard Taylor Jill Thatcher Susan Thayer John Thelin Charles Thomas Marcia Thomas Mant Thomas Richard Thomas Gerald Thompson 98 James Thompson Paul Thompson Potty Tilson Raymond Tomlinson Richard Topping Barbara Tracy Webb Trojan Anthony Trujillo Thomas Tucker Travis Turnage Candice Turner Patricio Tyson Jeonnette Ulrich Steve Volderromo Rosalie Valdez Arlene Valento Pete Volenzuela Nancy Vandenberg Beth Van DeVenter Ronald Von Muijen Mike Voupel Irene Villapando Cheryl VoMman John Voyles Stanley Wallace Warren Wallace James Walton David Warner Carole Wosser D. Wostose Delores Wotkins Lynn Watson Richard Welsh Fred Westberg James Westerfield Daniel White Laurence Witlatch Lorry Whitney Eric Wicklond Helen Willey Elaine Williams Anne Williamson Sandra Wilson Donald Winn Steve Wmmngham Timothy Wisdom Jams Wood Richard Wood Jeononne Wright Richard Ying William Ying Karen Young Loroine Zevin Glenn Ztmmermann f- - ' 99 pReshman Class Dear Freshman Class, Your council has done an exceedingly fine job this year. With the aid of our advisers we have started the beginnings of our treasury. Several of the council ' s activities included Slave Day, the Novelty Dance, and the Car Wash. If our next three years at Sierra are as successful as our first year has been, we shall surely have a future of merit and value. Sincerely, W Cijr fcfti JIM HODGES President - ± k DAVE CAMPBELL Vice-President SHARON AGEE Secretary JANICE PEGRAM Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Bottom Row: Bertie Hodges, Kathy O ' Brien, Marilyn Macy, Bill Clapperton, Don Nowlin, Vicki Houston, and Diane Dearden. Second Row; Janice Pegram , Carole Merz, Nancy McCloud, Jana Holderman, Lois Martin, and Jim Berry. Top Row: Ron Hawk, Bob Jerome, Wayne Wilson, Dave Campbell, and Sherry Wiley. 100 Sharon Agee Leona Ahrens Barbara Allen Steven Alston Tim Anders Dale Andersen Beverly Anderson Dorofhy Anderson Felice Apodoco Maureen Arasim Korhline Arth Herbert Arwood Chorlene Arkins Dona Atkinson Donna Atkinson Ken Atkinson Mary Avilez Doug Batley Stephon Bailey Koren Baird Linda Boker Barbara Baldwin Glynn Ballou Kathleen Bandy Susan Barnes Frank Barnese Sharon Barnett Dovid Barney L JM: M r mMim ¥ Margaret Barrett Joyce Borry Stanley Barfilet Susan Barton Paul Bauman Elizobeth Beard Suzanne Beouvois Diana Becker Jacquelin Becklehimer Joyce Beisner Bill Bell Christine Benson Vicki Benton Linda Bernard Judith Bernell James Borry Rodney Beydler Michoel Biggy Suzanne Bish Michael Bishop Rodney Black William Blanchard Diana Blonco Caryn Blasyak Suson Bodger Mary Bohr Thomas Bourne Bartley Bowen Uolores Brondley Randall Bream Barbara Brenneman Beverly Briggs Marty Brill Arnold Brillinger David Brinkley James Brown Steven Brown Mary Bruno Forrest Bryon Pamela Buitron Linda Bullock Dello Burch Borbaro Burns John Cokara Ronnie Caler Dave Compbell Dennis Campbell Roulette Campus Duane Carlson Vicki Corlson Marion Corriger Sandra Carson Toni Carter Cynthia Casop James Cose I indo Cose 101 ! fT), f (jp - ' pReshniAn f a- O r: j ' f? f ' 7 O ( W i ' SfctZciuZi %!A. 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J V- at,- «w Victor Castillo Brenda Chapman Nancy Chase Cheryl Christenson William Cicpperton Andy Clark David Clark Dennis Clark Patrick Clemens David Coffey James Coggins Sandra Cole Nancie Collins Sharon Commerford Charles Connell Janice Consoli Diana Correa Robert Corsino Diane Corwin Theodore Cowan John Cox Donna Crobtree Terry Crawford Patricio Crowley Veronica Cruz Gregory Curley Sandra Dahl Nancy Dandurond Dale Daniel Thomas Davis Robert Dawes Roberta Dawson Diane Dearden Philip Deotheroge Bruce Denning Bruce Derry Helen De Toronto Randolph Dobson James Dole Jessica Dorman Judith Dougherty Bonnie Douglass Daniel Douglass Irvin Downmg Kathleen Downing Ronald Drake Glenn Drayer Laurel Drennen Ramona Duckworth Kenneth Dunlop Bruce Dunn Dorothy Durkin David Dwyer Kathleen Dwyer Cynthia Eddy Arthur Edwards Dean Elliott Steven Elvington Carleen Engstrom Dennis Ensminger William Entwistle Carol Espinoza Brian Estes Mary Estes Becky Evans William Folkenstien Vicki Farr John Forwell Jonathan Femons Mork Ferkin Donald Fisher Linda Fleischman Patricio Fletcher Jeanne Flood Cecil Flores Christine Flores Sheryl Fox Chorlene Franek Alfred Fraumeni William Freymond Bruce Fuhrman Dayrle Futrell Carol Gehle 102 Sandra Geiselhort Lowrence Gentile Marjorie Gerritsen Mary Gersfen John Gibson David Gilliand John Grlmore Charlene Glaze Vivian Glowo Susan Goettsch Daniel Gonzales Curtis Goodenough Moridale Gordon Linda Grona Leon Grannis Jimmie Gray Julie Green Patricia Green Kathleen Grey Steve Grissom Linda Grohs Diane Gumbish Morgorie Guy Ann Hagerman Richard Hall Steven Hall Tracy Hall Janis Hampe Robert Hamrell Sally Hand William Henley Bruce Hargrove Kathryn Harris Jonyce Hass C. Havens Ronald Hav ' k Michael Hayes Whitcomb Hoyslip Raymond Heath Gerald Heede Jerry Hendershot Sheryl Henderson Susan Hendrickson Steven Hendry Lorry Henry Thomas Highberger Mary Highfill Nannette Higley Alan Hingeveld Steve Hixson Richard Hobson Bertha Hodges James Hodges Janelle Hodgson Jana Holdermon C- Holfedt CUss C . f, .■ f - O. ' •v. v fk m ( Et-Jw , fl n o k_i__ Goyle Holz Vicki Houston Katherine Hoyt Renee Hubbard Karen Huddleston Ellen Huey Chorles Huff Brian Hughes Mychelle Huisken Brend o Hulsey Linda Hults Larry Hunt Nancy Hunt Constance Hunter Thomas Jafforion Jeffrey Jamison Richard Jenkins Gene Jensen Palle Jensen Bob Jerome Carolyn Johns Eddie Johns Claudia Johns Carolyn Johnson Williom Jones Michael Jordan Christian Jorgensen t 103 , i;. ' i 4j . pReshman W JF: f ' f ' f! t . « h ' f f Rosemarie Judson Nancy Kabana Connie Kappler Tom Karnes Pennie Katooka Linda Kegarice Patrick Keife Bruce Keith John Keller Patricio Kelly Donald Kelsen Joy Kerl Margaret Kiger Cheryl Kitchen Ronnie Klein Antoinett Klouda Mary Knaup Arthur Kniffen James Knighton Steven Knuboff Judith Koch Judith Kcmula Greg Koors Jeonette Kowalchuk Lois Krogness Steven Krelle Paul Kuns Jeanie Lai Steven Lake Theresa Lamadrid Judith La May James Lane Patricia Langoni Vickie Larimer Brendo Lorrozola Georjann Laughlin Danyel Le Blanc Gary Lee Susan Lee James Leech Martha Leonard Jeanne Lesnikoff Richard Lewis R. Lincoln Robert Lindskog Deonna Line Thomas Lipscomb Eileen Lischez Maria Lttten Roland Lizzarrago Shirley Lohela Brenda Long Alan Loomis Kathleen Lowrey Linda Lucky Emma Luna Judy Lyon Gregory Maberry Gary Machen Barborc Mac Kay William Mac Quoid Artyce Mocy Larry Maddux Sherida Maddux Larry Monzer Wilma Mopson Meta Marble David Marion Lois Martin Tom Martinelli Richard Mathisrud Merlin Maxwell George Mays Marsha McColl Mary McCoslin Nancy McCloud Michael McConner Donna McDonald Donna McGrath John McKinley Janice McNeill Violet McPhee Kathleen Meehan 104 Diane Meeker John Mele Carole Merz Dovid Michael Christine Miller Rick Miller Steven Miilspough Jewel Minner Arthur Mitchell Ken Moody Kathleen Moretta Arthur Morgan Brenda Morr Linda Morris Allan Mosby Leslie Most Donna Mullowney Tony Munoz Robert Munsey Melvin Murphy Patricia Murphy Ronald Murphy Thomas Murphy Marsha Nadler Joseph Napolilano Robert tiaStase Charles Nelson Robert Nelson Suzanne Nelson Rita Nichols Nancy Nicholson Marvin Nickles Steven Nielsen Ronny Northrop Ruthann Notthrop Dan Nowlin Kathleen O ' Brien Ted Ockels Richard Olah Gary Olson Karia O ' Neill Eugene Orrico Judith Orriny Carmen Ortega Judy Osborn Frank Osnoya Steven Ostrander Neil Overholser Philip Oyler Cheryl Papazian C. Parker Daniel Parker Pat Parker Everett Parrish Jerrilynn Parrish Bill Paxson Class f%P fir I w m.. If T ' 4 Elliott Pecot Janice Pegram Joel Perisho Dionna Perrymo Richard Peters Paul Petersen Alvin Peterson Nels Peterson Heather Phenix Gretchen Phillip Steven Phillips Diane PiMsbury Margaret Pmzo Bettye Piftman Anne Piatt Phyllis Plueger Morcia Plumme Sharon Power Teena Prother Bill Prestridge Tone Price Pamela Prince Janet Pritchard VictorQuezada Charlotte Quin Thomas Radey Ann Radford f 105 f Cs : n £f p- pv p, pReshman Arthur Rainey Cheryl Ready Anderio Robuctc Richard Redd Randall Reece Glenn Reis Dennis Retz Judy Rhodes Robert Riehl Joanie Rife Cristina Rincon Terri Robbins Janiece Robinson Barbara Rodriquez Robert Roso Ronald Roubidoux John Roxburgh Dennis Roy Williom Ruff Jocquelin Rust Lynda Rust Armineh Sohakian Anthony Sanchez Stephen Saunders Clarance Schalchlin Kenneth Scharp Donna Schleif Kenneth Schlocker . C - • mm.. •• A Paulelte Schmitt John Scott Robert Scott Louise Sepulveda Stuart Sheeler Christopher Shields Sebastian Si-doti Susan Skinner Beverly Slack Caroline Smith Karen Smith Patricia Smith Sherron Smith Stephen Smith Steven Smith William Smith B. Smith Reyes Soto John Spengler Alan Sputhe Jean Stall Sharon Starling David Stephens Steven Stevens Gail Stickley Potricio Stoddard Patricia Stoner Dianna Storozyszyn ■ %■ ' William Strocker Kim Strahle Cheryl Strand Gregory Sturgis Reed Surdam Barbara Sutherland ' Renee Swenson Keith Tollman Mary Tollman Anthony Tasca Sandra Taylor Shirley Toylor 106 Joanne Tebbetts Ginger Tetro James Thomas Joseph Thomas Louise Thomas Carol Thompson Karen Thompson James Till Mary Till Joan Tilson Leslie Tinsman Vicki Tjorks Pomelo Tonge Corinne Trimboli Linda Truiillo James Tvedt Lowrene Twycross Marilyn Tyler Eflindo Valdepeno Richard Volderroma George Valencia Sandra Von Leydner Valerie Von Nest Dennis Vasquez Janet Ventura Rebecca Vickers Yolonda Villolobos M. Villos p r o H Class Cynthia Villescas Y. Wollace Lewis Woltman John Walton Gregory Warren Robert Watkins Michael Watson Katherine Weaver Roger Wedell David Weisser William Westling Cothleen Wheeler Christopher Whittinghon Billy Wilcox Kothy Wilcox Linda Wilcox Karen Wilde Cheryl Wiley Lynne Wilhelm Linda Wilson Wayne Wilson Gladys Winblod Robert Winninghom Thomas Wofford Noel Wolfe Robert Woodington Chorles Woods Joyce Woods e? P- r. f) ) i di yi n ri fv f -f... A Ml i ' ,, i .. a r. mk ' V M M M Lois Woods Christine Wright John Wudel Frank Yost Gary Young Robert Young Sondro Zamites David Zavala Arthur Zepeda Marsha Zevin Stephen Zimmerman 107 ARI CANI HV ■ ' :■■ w For the past twenty-nine years the Whittier Art Association has promoted interest in art by encouraging individual creativity and by sponsoring exhibitions in the gallery on South Painter Avenue. The huskings and the apple-bees, The sleigh-rides and the summer sails, Weaving through all the poor details . . . We spend the time with stories old. Wrought puzzles out, and riddles told . . . —SNOW-BOUND Activities 109 RecReAtional AnO SeRvice CIubs. ' £- f f ' - Activities CluB ACTIVITIES CLUB — Bottom Row: Sue Chitwood, Sheila Kelly, Becky Hurst, Judy Johns, Nancy Clapper- ton, Olivia Vargas, Loretta Rube- shaw, Judy Jessop, and Donna Stock. Row Two: Betty Broaksmo, Gerri Fitzgerald, Kathy Dohl, Sally Williams, Lynne Dietz, Kathi Fer- guson, ShyrI Britton, Linda Cyrog, Janice Burton, and Cheryl Rein- hordt. Row Three: La Rae Ruyle, Trudy Foote, Cathy Creter, Donna Jones, Carol Morris, Barb Gould, Anne Borden, Carolyn Bramiett, Cindy Goe, and Janice Ruff. Top Row: Pom McErlain, Maureen Ste- vens, Bonnie Benton, Donna Vogel, Sue Spiser, Marilyn Graham, Judy Noble , Carol Wriglit, Elizabeth Page, Diana Bruce, and Nance Hughes. Act ClUB ART CLUB — Bottom Row: Marjorie Allen, John Wudel, Phyllis Cole, Steve Brown, Victor Arne!, and Cheryl Spruston. Top Row: Eileen Dunn, Alyene Espinoza, Donna Ry- berg, Caroline Espinoza, and Kath- leen Prairie. Chess and CheckeRs CIub CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB— Bot- tom Row: Tony Munez, Alan How- ard, Bruce Fuhrman, and Bob Cor- sino. Top Row: Darrell Flanders, Larry Atkins, David Thornton, and Allan Feinstien. 110 Com CluB COIN CLUB — Bottom Row: Allan Sarkin, Alan Howard, Tom Sum- merfield, and Lois Bleicher. Top Row: John Norton, Dan Hartwell, Larry Bergman, and Dave Scheibel. folk SinqeRS ' CIub FOLK SINGERS ' CLUB — Bottom Row: Sheridan McDonnell, Vicki Tjarks, Linda Greene, Riki Fergu- son, and Bonnie Douglas. Top Row: Charlie Browning, Jim Henkel, Mike Griggs, and Anthony Ross- monds. f.B.LA. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA — Bottom Row: Jo Darby, Shirley Metzler, Cheryle Atkinson, Marie McKinney, Donna Stock, Janet White, Sandy LaBonte, and Miss Dona Jennens, Adviser. Top Row: Darlene Norton, Esther Barr, Dee Rist, Diana Johandes, Mary Anne White, Judy Stoddard, Vir- ginia Weover, Doris Birch, and Hugh Rist. n n n f f. h. X FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMER- ICA — Bottom Row: Marjorie Allen, Shirley Broyles, Ann Hansen, De- nice Korsmeier, Linda Twycross, and Peggy Tollman. Top Row: Carolynn Bromlett, Donna Jones, Donna Vogel, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Huff, Joan Tvedt, and Kath- leen Prairie. f. n. A. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA — Bottom Row: Arlene Shea, Pot Teb- bets, Marjorie Allen, Kathy Goble Nannette Higley, Shirley Lohelo Sherrie Edwards, and Mary Agne Gavin. Top Row: Kathleen Prairie Julie Randlett, Kathy Wilcox, Mor garet Welborn, Lois Krogness, Car olyn Bramlett, and Sandy Cook. finance Committee FINANCE COMMITTEE — Bottom Row: Lois Bieicher, Arlene Shea, Sherrie Edwards, Jeanne Egan, Carol King, Judy Triplett, Ruth Waterson, and Linda Glaze. Row Two: Diana Flanagan. Patti Scott, Paul Peterson, Ken Moody, Toni Stenstrom, and Mary Felmore, Top Row: Judy Felmore, Kathy Irqens, Mercio Ford, Rikki Dronske, Steve Saunders, Cobi Vander Kooy, Bill Kroener, Bob Scott, and Sandy Cook 112 fish andQame CIub FISH AND GAME CLUB — Bottom Row; David Crespin, Gil Jones, Bill Burns, and Alan White. Top Row: Richard Morris, and Art Gray. Qeoloqy CIub GEOLOGY CLUB — Bottom Row: Phyllis Cole, David Crespin, Eileen Dunn, and Alan White. Top Row: Gil Jones, Don Kortangen, and Gary Thompson. IntepriAtionAl CIub INTERNATIONAL CLUB — Bottom Row: Lois Bleicher, Barbara Scott, Elaine Lai, and Sue Chitwood. Top Row: Ken Rethmeier, David War- ner, Cobi Vander Kooy, and Lanece Steffey. r 1 mariAQeRS CluB MANAGERS CLUB — Bottom Row: Bill Prestridge, Allan Feinstein, Darrell Flanders, and Roy Harrison, Top Row: David Thornton, and Tony Buccino. rnasqueps MASQUERS — Bottom Row; Susan Lee, Donna Schleif, Cathy Hogan, Norma Lehman, Jeanie Lai, Irene Kuhn, Jacquehne Rust, Louise Thomas, and Robyn Butler. Row Two: Maureen Arasim, Amey Stew- art, Yolonda Villalobos, Riki Ferg- uson, Sharon Power, Patricia Stod- dard, Marsha Levin, and Joan Rife. Top Row: Sheridan McDonnell, Linda Greene, Vickie Larimer, Mary Becker, Cynthia Eddy, Anne Plott, Annette Hauptman, and Patti Smith. -as i7 pep ClUB PEP CLUB — Bottom Row: Robin Bell, Linda Glaze, Nancy Hall, Lani Boer, Georgeann Manzer, Joy Kleeman, Kathy O ' Brien, Loretto Rubeshaw, Patti Scott, Julie Sop- ley, Olivia Vargas, Mary Holley, Carolyn Kinoshito, Lori Shields, and Ruth Watterson. Row Two: Martha Reed, Susan Thayer, Carol Horsey, Marie McKinney, Kathy Dohl, Kathy Creter, Janice Ruff, Cynthia Goe, Jo Ann Mathews, Bonnie Dembienski, Susan Neill, Robyn Wagner, Kathy Goble, and Sharon Gates. Row Three: Barbara Scott, Pam McErlain, Carol Morris, Barbara Gould, Corolynn Bromlett, Jan Morgan, Gobi Vonder Kooy, Pauline Hoag, Nancy Hughes, Carol Cleveland, Diane Negrette, Eveline Yudico, Donna Daniel, Diane Akasako, and Mary Lindley Top Row: Kathy Hall, Becky Hicks Jane Granger, Elizabeth Page, Kathy Jerome, Susan Stockdale, Jack Tripletf, Sue Spiser, Mary Becker, Marilyn Scott, Carol Wright, Bonnie Benton, Marcio Bickford, Carol Estes, and Donna Stock. 114 puBlicity CluB PUBLICITY CLUB — Bottom Row: Lori Shields, Loni Boer, Bruce Jones, Dianne Flanagan, Sue Lang- ley, Patti Scott, and Kathy O ' Brien. Row Two: Borbora Scott, Cindy Goe, Janice Ruff, Marsha McCall, Dianne Cooke, and Kathleen Prairie. Top Row: Pam McErloin, Carol Wright, Jack Triplett, Sue Stockdale, and Carol Morris. RaOio ClUB RADIO CLUB — Bottom Row: Brian Korsmier, Joe Orrico, Dale Cusick, and Greg Boren. Top Row: Ron Klein, Dan Hortweil, Roger No- wicki, ond Dick Sherborne. Sue-ettes SUE-ETTES — Bottom Row: Louise Thomas, Roth Brandt, Nancy Villa- lobos, Ernestina Villalobos, Violet McPhee, Janice McNeill, Martha Quezado, and Goil Stickley. Row Two: Jackie Rust, Wilmo Mopson, Christine Conklin, Nancy Dandu- rand, and Nancy Nickholson. Top Row: Cindy Eddy, Pot Crowley, Larimer Vickie, Anne Platf, and Patti Smith. : ' , VARSIty ClUB VARSITY CLUB — Bottom Row: Mike Nelson, Gary Skinner, Al Drotar, Larry Lopez, Gary Martel, Dave Miller, Bob Soto, and Tom Wardell. Top Row: Tim Young, Ron Haro, John Barrow, Lee Pan- agos, Tom Adams, Jon Van Cleave, Mike Anderson, Lewis Jones, and Marvin Tucker. Vocational Auto ClUB VOCATIONAL AUTO CLUB — Bot- tom Row: Mr. Beam, Adviser, Dean Parsons, Don Andress, Ralph Mc- Minn, Larry Lo pez, Fernando San- doval, ViC Yocobucci, Mike Gillis, and Mr_ Woodson, Adviser. Top Row: John Sach, Dan Standridge, Kenny Hitchcock, Bill Vandergrift, Dennis Anderson, John Carley, Steve Chamblin, Dave Blodgett, Danny Oarlock, and Rick Howell. Vocal music CluBi VOCAL MUSIC CLUB — Bottom Row: Diana Wheelock, Denice Korsmeier, Pat Newson, Pauline Hoog, Vicki Porks, Shirley Ayala, Whit Hay- slip, Marie McKinney, Linda Cres- cio, and Norma Lehman. Top Row: Bill Mobley, Margie Huckfeldt, Tom Reasin, Brian Korsmeier, James Burton, Michael Kilmon, Bob Shep- herd, Joan Deese, and Bobby Tracy. 16 homecominQ queen Remember When was the festive theme of Sierra ' s third annual home- coming celebration, which was held on October 26th. The day commenced with a special assembly attended by students and alumni. Tension mounted as the candidates for queen were pre- sented one by one and reached a climax when Alicia Arredondo was crowned the 1962 Homecoming Queen. Throughout the day the Queen and her four prin- cesses carried out their official duties of greeting alumni and promoting spirit. That evening the royal court reigned over the La Mirada game and concluded the day ' s activities with the traditional homecoming dance. Princess Janine Newsom Princess Terri Tiffanv Princess Linda Bates Princess Karen Arioerson 117 Ft ii«G«i: TERRI TIFFANY JANINE NEWSOM Head Songleader BECKY HURST Song DIANE AKASAKA lea eRS LINDA BATES Helping to promote the spirit and enthusiasm for which Sierra is noted, were the six song- leaders who led the Alma Mater at the end of each assembly and encouraged pep at the games. The group spent many hours working up novelty routines to present at the many activi- ties and athletic events at Sierra. CONNIE BLACK Sierra ' s peppV Song Leaders help lead the Spartan teams on to victory. 118 La Sernas pepsters watch Sierra s Varsity Yell Leaders execute one of their varied routines at an exchange pep rally held early in the year. yell leadeps PEGGY ABBOTT fii BOB KIGER. Head Yeli Leader Great enthusiasm and spirit were displayed by this year ' s yell leaders as they inspired the rooters at all Spartan games, assemblies, and rallies. In preparation for the busy year ahead, the group attended a special clinic held at Red- lands University where they gained valuable ex- perience in leading yells and working as a group. Providing them with equal amounts of pride a nd exasperation was the stubborn mechanism of the new Spartan Special, a 1930 Plymouth, which was loaned to the student body and was appropriately decorated with fight slogans and displayed during each weeks game ac- tivities. JOANNE DEESE GARY KLEEMANN THE SPARTAN SPECIAL JUDY PRESTRIDGE 119 Bee CheeRleaOeRs JUDY JESSOP Head Bee Cheerleader CANDY PRESTON NANCY CARLEY The Bee Cheerleaders, who spent many hours in hard work perfecting their routines and creating new yells, encouraged the Bee teams on to impressive records this year. The sparkle and enthusiasm of these girls added to the excitemfent of the games. CAROL HORSEY JANET CROOKS The peppy Bee Cheerleaders worked enthusiastically to cheer the Bee teams on to victory. 120 niAjoRettes LEE DILDINE DONNA HEASLIP PAM GINTHER Flashing batons and bright smiles were observed as the Spartan twirlers performed at athletic events and parades with the band and drill team. ANNETTE HAUPTMAN GLENDA OYLER Brightening up Sierra ' s games this year were the five enthusiastic majorettes who presented a colorful sight in their new royal blue and white uniforms. 121 JANET SPANKS pUqsteRs GERRI FITZGERALD Many hours of practice proved worthwhile for the six peppy flogsters, as their clever routines be- came a familiar sight at all football games, half- time shows, and parades. lORETTA RUBESHAW The Flogsters brave bothersome winds as they practice for the Arcadia parode. GLENDA HENDERSON ii.4i -i 122 Mony clever routines were added to the agenda by the Flagslers under the leadership of head flagster Janet Spanks. JAYNA GUY SALLY SHANNON Bannepettes Drums rolled, trumpets blared and Sierra was spelled out in bright colored shields carried by the six lively bannerettes. When leading the parades and half- time shows, these girls proudly announced the Spartan Band and Drill Team. In order to work out the polished routines that were seen this year, the group spent many long hours working closely with the band and its direc- tor, Mr. Orville Hinshaw. With their pep and enthusiasm, the group added immensely to the events in which they appeared. CHERYL REINHARDT CYNTHIA GOE CATHY CRETER FRANCES STROJNY The Bannerettes proudly display the new shields especially constructed for their use this year by Band Director Mr. Orville Hinshaw. 123 CURTIS MECKEL Drum Maior Left to Right: Steve Kuns, John McKinley, Jim Quint, Jim Cas- tle, Ken Schlocker, Rex Schorp, Bob Woodington, Grey Robin- son, Gary Lee, Lorin Brecht, and Bruce Derry. rr., :„;T,-:::£c--,t-. o-t, ' s;;,i-.:- ' ' j:- :i ;3sat J erro, and Kelly McDonald. Top Row: Merlin ' £f VvT 9 1 1 hi mM CI i| ifl K B Li Band members spark one of Sierra ' s many pep rallies with Their lively rendition of Henessey. III j ' Hifl MR. ORVILLE HINSHAW Adviser Left to Right: Curtis Meckel, Drum Maior, Bruce Lawson, Jack North, Gory Bell, Richard Wilcox, Ken Brown, Reginald Wells, Marie Strong, and Bob Young. Bottom Row: Cecil Torres, Carol Gury, Cheryl Henderson, Connie Stevens, Kimberly Eastman, and Sammy Wells. Top Row: Nonnette Higley, Carol Kunitsugu, Bonnie Benton, Chuck Johnson, Tim Meyer, Don Green, and Don Batinich, fj BARBARA GOULD President dRill team KATHY DAHL Vice-President Left to Right; Kattiy Dohl, Vice- President, Morcy Lipscomb, Kothy Ferguson, Secretary, ShyrI Britten, Diana Cook, Jan- ice Ruff, Arlene Griffith, Bar- bara Schlief, Kathy Hall, and Bonnie Benton. S xrr:?,,ts:;= .ss- .?c:™rr;.krc r.ir;:S ' ;:;, ey, and Welborn. Cathy Bishop. Top Row: F V4 The Drill Team proudly marches off the field after a successful half-time performance. MRS. RUTH BLAKE Adviser Left to Right: Lani Boer, Cathy Hogan, Sandy Christie. Reggie Nelson, Nancy Clapperton, Jo- Ann Mathews, Debby Amenda, Joan Hendrickson, Robin Lee, and Barb Gould, President. Bottom Row: Goylin Glaze Joy Kleemann, Cheryl Singer, Chr,s Correa, Jon Schwiering, Sandy Wilson, Pam McErloin, Diana Bruce, and Sue Robmson. Top Row: Sue Langley, Jo Barrett, Cathy Retz, Marcia Bickford, Penny Keeler, Karen Trent, Carol Morris, Becky Hicks, and Elizabeth Shirley. musK MR. ORVILLE HINSHAW Director of Instrumental Music PEP BAND — Bottom Row: Jim Heath, Bill Howard, Marilyn Reinhardt, Bonnie Benton, Sammie K. Wells Kimberly Eastman and Lewis Trew. Top Row: Reginald Wells, Skip Young, Bob Woodington, Jim Quint, Lorin Brecht, and Butch Maxwell ' . GIRLS ' CHOIR — Bottom Row: Jon Repine, Sue Nelson, Mary Till, Mar- gorie Guy, Leona Ahrens, Sue Lee, Cheryl Langly, Beverly Botty, Cheryl Wolford. Row Two: Janelle Hodg- son, Carol Surat, Rikki Ferguson, Valrie Van Nest, Armineh Sohokion, Janis Console, Marilyn lylor, Lyn Fager, April Argil, Mary Gersten, and Mr. Eugene Kilday, Director. Row Three: Mychelle Huisken, Jane Pittmon, Diana Becker, Sharon Park- er, Sharleen Edwards, Vicki Tjarks, Janiece Robinson, Barbara Suther- land, and Sheridan McDonnell. Top Row: Nancy Kabona, Anne Piatt, Gladys Winblod, Marsha McCall, Tena Prather, Poulete Campus, San- dra Cook, Kathleen Lowrey, Jean Shirhol, Nancy Hunt, and Linda Baker. MIXED CHORUS — Bottom Row: Delia Burch, Sue Barnes Flores, and Suzanne Bish. Second Row: Kathy Weaver, Nancy Leavitt. Nikki Gillis, Bill Blanchord, Kathy Jurek, Betsy Beard, Biotris Asebedo, Mary Eliot Sue BaHrr ' lnckRU. .7 r f ' ' ' • ' ° ' ' P ' L ' ' ' ° ' ' ° ' Whit Hoyslip, Dutch Ballon, Ron Wessick, Susor Tonv Sonchef jln wir, r ' ' ' . ° « ; Rodford. Top Row: June Taylor, Koran Boird, Sue Stockdale, Gwen Horton, Bruce Hargrove, Dean Elliot, lony ionchez, John Walton, Connie Swafford, and Brenda Larrazola. 128 )epaRtment MR. EUGENE KILDAY Director of Vocal Music lM DANCE BAND — Bottom Row: Mike Hogon, Bill Howard, Jim Heath, Butch Maxwell, Gery Kirkpatrick, Mike Griggs, and Mark Cushman, leader. Top Row; Carol Kunitsugu, Gory Bell, Lorin Brecht, and Jim Quint. VOCAL CLUB — Bottom Row: Diana Wheelock, Denice Korsmeier, Pot Newsom, Poulme Hoog, Vicki Tjorks, Shirley Ayo- la, Whit Hayslip, Marie McKinny, Linda Crescio, and Norma Lehman. Top Row: Bill Mobley, Margie Huckfeldt, Tom Reoson. Brian Korsmeier, Jim Bur- ton Mike Kilman, Bob Shepard, Jody Gould, and Bobbie Tracy. piH C B if) M iMs M m t i 11. 1 B ' CHOIR— Bottom Row: Mrs. Mory Ann Parker, Accompanist, Holly Roberts, Paulette Goodrich, Mary Burns, Robin Butler, Suzy La May, Sue Bowman, Bonnie Goviglo, Nancy Etheridge, Mary Melendrez, Mary Anderson, Bobby Tracy, Celinda Curtis, Linda Crescio, Jokki Parrish, Sue Jenkins, Linda Johnson, Sharon Duron, and Kothy Lokken. Row Two: Gail Craig. Myrene Hall, Sue Homrick, Toni Slocum, Glenda Hawkins, Cheryl Underwood, Ruth Gibson, Sharon Noftzer, Florence Winblad, Louis Gallegas, Sandy Fletcher, Pauline Hoog, Anno Hansen, Terri Tiffany, Pat Newson, Loretto Corter, Mr. Eugene Kildoy, and Shirley McDowell. Row Three: Chris Goske, Denice Korsmeier, Ann Holliday, Donna Vogel, Diana Wheelock, Jayno Guy, Phyllis West, Steve Winningham, Beth Van Deventer, Ray Thomlinson, Bob Shepard, Solly Shannon, Judy Walker, Mary McCowon, Sue Sheeler, Joan Hendrickson, Cathy Anderson. Top Row; Jim Brunier, Bill Mobley. Skip Hommel, Glen Hall, Jim Burton, Clayton Eilond, Bob Sondstrom, Micheol Kilman, Tom Reason, Kent Cragun, Linda Mosley, Marie McKinny, Shirley Ayala, Margie Huckfeldt, and Judy McLaughlin. 129 fall follies CONTINUITY — Bottom Row: Gretchen Phillips, Amey Stewart, Eileen Dunn, Susan Neil, Linda Fleishmann, and Janice Consoli. Top Row: Laurel Drennen, Susan Dickaw, Paula Giovanoli, Susan Barton, Barbara Zamites, Lois Martin, and Marilyn Mocy. CONTINUITY — Bottom Row: Valerie Von Nest, Marsha Zevin, Kathy O ' Brien, Sandy Dahl, and Vivial Glouia. Top Row: Sheryl Fox, Bonnie Douglas, Riki Ferguson, Sandra Cook, Arlene Shea, and Shery Edwards. Mrs. Dorothy Brewer CONTINUITY — Bottom Row: Donna Schleif, Susan Lee, Gail Stickley, and Nancy Nickelson. Top Row: Mary Highfill, Linda Green, Bertie Hodges, Mari- dale Gordon, Christine Wright, Mary McCosiin, Kathy Miller, Charlene Atkins, Lynne Wilhelm, and Jeannle Lai. Mr. Don Swift Sweepstakes AMERICANA BY NIGHT Bottom Row: Alicia Arredondo. Elaine Polomores, Patsy Slater, Lee Page. Moriann Winkowski. Carol Brokins. Linda Botes, and Sue Henry. Top Row: Karen Anderson, Sue McCallister, Ann Nowlin, Becky Hurst, Pom Alexander, Terri Tiffany, Linda Lassalette, Carolyn Casey, Joanne Deese, Chorlona Newlove, Jeri Nelson, and Rita Bowman. 130 First Place Pop ' s Prize DODGER DEBS Bottom Row: Lynne Cooper, Linda Green, Doris Orr, Lenore Essel- strom, Barbara Scott, Leslie Phillips, Gerri Fitzgerald, and Pat Fawcett. Middle Row: Pom Pickering, Phyllis West, Carolyn Bumgardener, Linda Kolb, Stephen nie Br u void, Lorene Woltman, and Diane Gray. Top Row: Janice Burton, Carol Kunit- sugu, Glendo Henderson, Joyno Guy, Donna Boumon, Laurel Gillis, and Cheryl Reinhardt. Second Place AMERICAN DOWNBEAT Bottom Row: Joanne Casey, Lani Baer, Ann Griffith, Joan Fitzgerald, Nina Newsom, and Joy Kleemann. Top Row: Judy Hones, Mary Hal- ley, Elizabeth Shirley, Sandra George, Kathy Bishop, Georganne Monzer, Candy Preston, Judy Jes- sop, Ann Holderness, Christine Brandt, Carol Horsey, Linda Fergu- son, Ann Williamson, and Christine Keasling. Third Place GOBBLER S GAMBOL Bottom Row: Loretto Rubeshaw, Dianne Dornaus, Judy Prestrige, and Linda LaBrie. Middle Row: Karen Folsom, Roz Simmons, Sher- ma Kinzer, Lynnea Whitson, Cheryl Davis, Sharon porker, Gail Craig, and Sue Jenkins. Top Row: Bar- bara Schleif, Diane Freymond, Lin- da Martin, Linda Kriens, Nan Perry, Adrienne Benton, Mary Sutherland, Eileen Longacre, and Carolynn Bramlett. 131 Third Place ROSITA ' S BEETA FEETA ottom Row: Bonnie Schlocker, Solly Robinson, Leah Wall, Nickie Freeman, Sheila Kelly, and Connie Block. Middle Row: Margaret Sperr, Jeri Pearson, Lyn Fager, Pat Jackson, Vicki Bouab, Valerie Cor- michoel, Pot Boone, and Potty Keeler, Top Row; Vernice Peterson, Jeri Friel, Melinda Ledbetter, Cyn- thia Stork, Barbara Johnson, Sue Houser, Lorraine Jackson, Emily Bandy, and Sue Madsen. | fall follies Most Co-operative Group Award WOMEN SUFFRAGE Bottom Row: Marcy Lipscomb Nancy Doyle, Linda Chitwood Donna Stock, Mary Q u e z a d a Elaine Lai, and Ruth Brandt. Mid die Row: Susan Elliott, Nancy Hall Toni Stenstrom, Janice MocQuoid, Donna Daniel, and Loretta Gran- nis. Top Row: Joan Hendrickson, Cheryl Klenke, Christine Ockels, Mary Scott, Gobi Vander Kooy Elizabeth Downing,, and Jacque Evans. DERBY DANDIES Bottom Row: Jeanne Moore, Jar Repine, Irmo Stinnett, Anita Ha berg, Bonnie Northrop, and Bar; bora Corter. Middle Row: Sherry Hudson, Linda Brandley, Lindc Sloan, Rudene Sells, Sondi Plum mer, and Diane Negrette. Top Row- Ginger Evans, Pauline Hoag, Sut Stockdale, and Lynn Beckwith. 132 PEANUTS ON PARADE Bottom Row: Veronica Diaz, Yvonne Addleman, Lana Vernon, Linda Biddle, Virginia Lopez, Chris Sepulveda, and Linda High. Mid- dle Row: Sue Dahlheimer, Kothy Worley, Sue Roiney, Marianne Lis- chez, Connie Stevens, Linda Kukue- ka, Judy Hudson, and Judi Null. •Top Row: Vicki Moore, Marie High, Mary Schumacher, Loa Jero- rek. Sue Palmer, Jean Kritz, and Eveline Yvdico. tt AmeRicana f f TEXAS TWENTY iiottom Row: Julie Copley, Elain iVilliams, Jackie Honcock, Beth . anDeventer, Yvonne Hixsen, Gay- in Glaze, and Cathy Hogon. Mid-, Jle Rowi Jan Wood, Leslie Grohs, Cathy Donoho, Linda Homp, Linda ,opez, Paula Stclehy, and Judy Holt. Top Row: Chris Lend, Sue Jobinson, Marcio Hall, Pam Mc- Xeeby, Candy Tunner, Bobbie racy, Linda Barrow, and Kothy Hayes. WHO SHOWED WHO? Jottom Row: Helen Perez, and ludy McLaughlin. Middle Row: ahirley McDowell, Sandra LoBonte, at Mavity, Shirley Ayalo, Linda Johnson, Andrea Lonsioha, Judy ' -itten, and. Judy Johns. Top Row; oith Case, Mary Burns, Nancy Etherige, Sue Pickering, Shirley Metzler, Janice Wessier, Dorlene Norton, and Mary Hammond. 133 Comment The Senior Rockettes danced to the strains of Hennessey Bells rang out as the fifth annual Command Performance, Sierra ' s talent show, was pre- sented in the Boys ' Gym on March eighth and ninth. The production titled Ding Dong Bell, centered around the story of a local girl who develops a crush on on exchange student from Hawaii. Throughout the produc tion thirty-six versatile groups pooled their talents to help her execute her crafty scheme to get his atten- tion. After many exciting moments at Green Pines Lodge and the Lazy Belle Dude Ranch, chance finally brought the couple together as they are aboard ship bound for Hawaii. Susan Neill Student Director Barbara Scott Student Director f f ft ft P fl :, Portraying students in the classroom were the Junior Rockettes. 134 peRfORmance B B £—.Jk£t , . _ M _i i tI I Skating to the beat of Troika was fun according to the Sophomore Rockettes. Mrs. Dorothy Brewer Director and Choreographer Dressed in cotton prints, the Freshman Rockettes presented their Calico Capers. Mr. Dan Swift Technical Director 135 6inQ 6onQ Bell Pat Fawcett, Student Dance Director, added to the show with Mombo Jambo. Presenting o selection of medleys for the performance was Sierra ' s Boys and Girls Ensemble. Providing the music for the production was Sierra ' s Dance Bond, the Skylighters. Bob Thompson, Paul Kraus, Bob Kiger and Erwin Craig song about their adventures in the snow. The Hula Group entertained the guests aboard the S.S. Constitution on the way to Hawaii. The main characters of Annabelle and Tom Koolihe were portrayed by Carol Fleischman and Tom Adams. 136 a distant Bell Ding dong, supper ' s on! Ding dong! ' Hold me. John, hold me tight. ' A Distant Bell, this year ' s winter play, rang out loud and clear to enthusiastic audiences for three eve- nings starting on November 3. The play, written by Katherine Morrill, told the sometimes happy, sometimes sad story of a woman and her three daughters and the trials and tribulations of their lives. The final scene, which brought the play to an almost tragic conclusion, showed how people can sometimes be drawn toward the abyss of human disaster when they are misunderstood by others. Burton, Dora, Keene — What are you up to? CAST OF CHARACTERS Dora Greer Kathy Miller Keene Stonfield JoAnn Deese Burton Greer Mike Griggs Lucy Greer Mary Becker Mrs. Brighton Amey Stewart Barrett Greer Mary Sutherland Waverly Greer Dionne Dornaus Flagg Greer Cathy Hogan Mr. Wilbur Ken Welsh John Creighton Jack Triplett Clara Nurd Monnie Kiger Jackson Dunne Whit Hayslip Arthur Wilson Bart Morrill Mother? Im so cold, mother 137 Since 1908 the Y.M.C.A. has played an active role in the Whittier area by providing a varied program of social, cultural, and athletic activities. Unveiling all the triumphs won By art or toil beneath the sun; And unto common good ordain This rivalship of hand and brain. —CENTENNIAL HYMN Athletics 138 v , IF } 5 ' A t 139 MR. DON STILLWELL Head Coach VARSlt Victory again hailed the varsity football team as the mighty Spartan gridders went into another sea- son and came out on top for the second consecutive year. The pre-season play started out with wins over Santa Fe and Los Altos; then come a 6-14 defeat to the Don ' s of El Rancho, followed by a 0-0 tie with Cal Hi. ;,jj.i.j The regular Suburban Le fe schedule began with a 24-6 victory over the -pRion Pioneers, and in the following weeks Sierra dominated league play with wins over La Mirada, Mciyfair, and Pioneer High Schools. The important La Serna game cinched the Subur- ban League Championship for Sierra and sent the Spartan team into C.I.F. competition, where it was unable to surmount the more powerful Spartans of West Covina, who won the game by a score of 12-0. MR. PAUL WARD Assistant Coach TONY BUCCINO «SA Manager Mil e McKinney breaks loose for another score. 140 pOOtBAll VARSITY SCORES PRACTICE GAMES OPPONENT SIERRA OPPONENT SIERRA Santa Fe HK ' Artesia 6 24 Los Altos V La Mir ada 7 15 El Rancho 14 H Mayfair 12 30 Cal Hi p) Pioneer 7 20 La Serna Marvin Tucker comes up to assist quarterback Bob Hughes. 141 i ' VARSIty ,l ' ' l w %, STEVE BRYANT Tackle DON CLAXTON Center STEVE COCHRAN Guard ALL SUBURBAN LEAGUE SELECTIONS Tom Adams — 1st team defense Larry Lopez — 1st team defense, offense and line- man of the year Dan Mason — 1st team defense, offense Mike McKinney — 1st team offense Marvin Tucker — honorable mention Gary Skinner — honorable mention Don Claxton — honorable mention Ron Hallquist — honorable mention SCORING STATISTICS FOR 1962 Mike McKinney 56 Pat McKinney 1 Reg Dobbs 18 Lee Panagos 18 Marvin Tucker 13 Bob Hughes 6 Tom Adams 4 Gary Skinner 2 136 pts. REG DOBBS Quarterback 142 pOOtBAll TOTAL NAME CARRIES Mike McKinney 93 Pat McKinney 78 Mike Carlzen 53 Reg Dobbs Marvin Tucker 21 Bob Soto 19 Bob Fritz 18 Bob Roane 3 Al Drotar 3 Richard Topping 2 Ed Winkleman 1 486 367 237 97 50 52 11 10 11 6 5 1 4 A ' :i 3.1 2.1 4.6 2.6 2.8 3.6 3.1 5.5 6.0 TOUCHDOWNS 9 3 1 2 JOHN LEE Tackle 143 VARSIty The McKinneys score again 144 foOtBAll Marvin Tucker evades would b e tacklers. 145 junioR VARSIty footBAll JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL — Bottom Row: Ken Hardy, Steve Saunders, Joy Scott, Warren Hector, Rusty Ramos, Bob Butler, and Ed Winklemon. Middle Row: Bob Cossody, Dean Jones, Mike Hall, Jack Sayler, Steve Fryer, Craig Westling, Larry Robbins, Mike Hogan, and Ron Weinstein. Top Row: Coach Lorry LeKander, Steve Calkins, Richard Brown, John Millikon, Bill Vandergrlft, John McKay, John Stocker, Dave Kempkes, and Coach Paul Ward. The Junior Varsity Football Team enjoyed another great season with the record of 6-2-1, the second best in the history of Sierra. The team started out with wins over Santo Fe and Los Altos, a 0-0 tie with El Rancho, and followed by 13-0 over the rival Col Hi. The next two games, the only losses of the sea- son were at the hands of the Artesian Pioneers and the La AAirada Matadors. The remainder of the sched- ule was highly successful as the Spartans ran through such opponents as Moyfoir, Pioneer and La Serno. MR. LARRY LeKANDER Coach MR. PAUL WARD Coach J.V. SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA Santa Fe 18 Los Altos 7 16 El Rancho Cal Hi 13 Artesio 22 7 La Mirodo 6 Mayfair 6 7 Pioneer 6 14 La Serna 7 19 146 Bee f ootBAll 154 6 1 !i 1 1 I I 3 ? 1 1 t !p|iMW 9Mmm i!9m WW wISIo flp.WI«r., BEE FOOTBALL — Bottom Row: Chris Torres, Bob Nostosse, John Winkleman, Don Thornburg, Steve Winningham, Dave Newland, Bob Shirley, Dave Rojas, Steve Valderrama, Bob Serna, Rudy Valderrama, and Tom Adams. Middle Row: Jim Akin, Steve Hernandez, Bill Gitt, Randy Gombill, John Coverhill, Richard Leon, John Duncan, Jerry Toy, Richard Wilson, Al Soto, Walter Holzworth, Jock Thayer, Brent Wills, and Mike DeLoCruz. Top Row; Coach Lester Hufford, Greg Sturgis, Seth Marty, Don Price, Steve Lester, Craig Robenson, Eric Johnson, Word Erickson, Randy Bream, Dole Anderson, Bruce Dunn, Tony Sanchez, Tim Voyles, Richard Welsh, and Coach Jim Noughton. BEE FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA Santa Fe Los Altos 20 El Rancho 12 Cal Hi 8 Artesia 6 19 La Mirada 7 7 Mayfair 6 18 Pioneer 6 19 La Serno 6 40 Cee f ootBAll CEE FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENT Santa Fe Los Altos 6 El Rancho 6 Cal Hi Artesia 13 La Mirada 7 Mayfair 6 Pioneer 12 La Serna 6 SIERRA 19 26 13 6 39 13 33 6 7 CEE FOOTBALL — Bottom Row: Bruce Carlzen, Dove Marion, Anthony Amavisko, Ray Soto, Greg Force, Craig Winningham, Kim Tinsman, John Lewis, Vic Lee, Gregory Curlye, John Keller, Mike Bishop, James Tvedt, and Chris Whittinghom. Middle Row: Jim Leech, George Valencia, Gilbert Miranda, Dorryi Price, William Garcia, Steve Purvines, Paul Bouman, Roy Jessee, Steve L e, Leon Grannis, Richard Heath Mike Jordan, Tom Highberger, Raul Roja.Ross Andress, and John Mele. Top Row: Coach Joseph Wolf, Coach Jim Snowden, Charles Connell, Rolland Carney, Jim Thomas, Leo Comalich, Jim Knox William Ruff Terry Shirley, Bill Westling, James Hodges, Ron Hawk, Michael Dougherty, Stuart Sheeler, David Michael, Coach Gene Leech, and Chuck Miller. 147 Cross Countcy RONNIE HARO 9:34 LEWIS JONES 9:03 RICHARD JOYCE 9:29 VARSIty SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA Santa Fe 23 35 Los Altos 19 40 Alhombra 19 40 El Rancho 33 22 Col Hi 21 40 Artesio 26 31 Mayfoir 29 27 La Mirada 40 18 Pioneer 20 37 JOE MORENO 9:24 BRUCE ROBINS 10:19 ROGER ROHLFING 10:06 DAVE RUYLE 9:35 JEFF STEVENSON 9:47 148 JunioR VARsity JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY — Bottom Row: Mark Messersmith, Rodger Tracy, Bob Caldwell, Jeff Hanson, Louis Giagos, Bruce Robins, Richard Morris, ond Vince Frimini. Row Two: Bill Howard, Kevin Minor, Don Kortagen, Joe Gentile, Herman Flores, John Thelin, Larry Rreheim, Bill Newcomb, and Jim Thompson. Top Row: Bill Stockmar, Tom Seymore, Lynn Quails, Dave Wright, John Cunningham, Mike Griggs, Jack Robinson, Jeff Stevenson, and Roger Rohlfing. This year ' s cross country team began the season with few returning varsity members, but in spite of this lock of experience, the Sierra runners completed a very successful year and went on to capture third place in the Suburban League competition, second place in the double A, C.I.F. preliminaries, and eighth place in C.I.F. finals, making it the first Sierra cross country team to ever go to the C.I.F. finals. In the last two C.I.F. events of the season, senior Lewis Jones led Sierra ' s runners, setting a new school record of 9:03 in the preliminary races, and going on to capture ninth place in the finals. Dave Ruyle, Richard Joyce, and Joe Moreno also distinguished themselves as outstanding runners and will return next year to form a port of the nucleus of the Sierra cross country team. pROSh MR. ROBERT DUGARD Coach FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY — Left to Right: Kary Cook, Art Edwards, Tom Murphy, Marty Brill, Ted Ochels, Victor Quizodo, ond Steve Hixon. 149 VARSity WRestlinq A ft i 1 in 1 ALBERT ONTIVEROS Weighf 98 CHRIS WHITTINGHAM Weight 106 ALBERT BARROWS Weight ) 15 RAY JESSEE Weight 123 MIKE NELSON Weight 130 JOHN WINKLEMAN Weight 136 ART MAJOR Weight 141 TOM MAJOR Weight 148 BRUCE BELL Weight 157 JOHN LEE Weighf 168 This year ' s wrestling squad, coached by Mr. Gene Leach and Mr. Jim Snowden, placed third in Suburban League competition. The team compiled a record of three wins and two losses, triumphing over Mayfair, La Mirado, and Artesia, and losing to La Serna and Pioneer. One of the most outstanding records achieved this year was by the team captain, Larry Lopez, who won all his matches in pre-season and league competition. For Ihis accomplishment his teammates named him Wrestler of the Year. 6 LARRY LOPEZ Captain Weight 194 TOM BOBRICK Weight 178 U. S. GRANT Weight 225 150 JunioR VARSity WRestlinq JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING — Bottom Row: Larry Manzer, Gary Lee, John Thelin, Ed Simone, Dave Adams, John Thayer, George Kiger, Dove Consoli, and Rudy Valderroma. Top Row: John Glabas, Martin Stabler, Dave Daniels, Don Claxton, Mike Reiner, Dave Green, Don Thornburg, Martin Stenholtz, ond John Winklemon. MR. EUGENE LEACH Coach MR. JIM SNOWDEN Coach Rudy Valderroma holds his man down. n ft Wv , rr jAjl f Ron Weinstein fights to gain advantage. Tom Bobrick prepares to flip another man. 151 WateR Polo DENNIS BROZ Junior TOM WARDELL Senior Captain rJerves ore tout ns tecims owoif oncoming rjrTtni The varsity water polo team, led by captain Tom Wardeli, made a fair showing this year winning four out of ten games. Their most im- pressive victories were against Lynwood, 5-2, and El Rancho, 1 1-7. Prospects for next year look good as over half the varsity squad is returning. FORREST CORNEL Sophomore CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH Sophomore 152 ROLLIN HOLTON Junior DOMINIQUE JENNINGS Sophomore MR. DON POUCHER Coach OPPONENT Lynwood 2 La Habra 12 Whittier 9 Santa Fe 2 El Rancho 7 SIERRA 5 5 1 4 11 OPPONENT SIERRA La Serna 8 2 Fullerton 20 5 Upland 13 4 Montebello 7 8 Lakewood 9 5 DAVID STOUFFER Junior PATRICK WERNER Senior JON VAN CLEAVE Senior DAVID THORNTON Manager 153 Bee WAteR polo v Sierra races to take possessic of the boll. OPPONENT Lynwood 3 La Habra 9 Whittier 5 Santa Fe 6 El Rancho 1 Bee ' s scnmmoge wit h subs. SIERRA OPPONENT SIERRA 15 La Serna 6 3 7 Fullerton 3 4 1 Upland 2 7 8 AAontebello 7 6 12 Lakewood 7 14 BEE WATER POLO — Bottom Row: Cor! Bruckman, Pete Thelin, John Hinse, Allen Ehlers, Bill German, and Eric Angstoi. Top Row: Glenn Zimmerman, Chuck Henry, Craig Bough, Wayne Wilson, Fred Westberg, and Doug Chopin. 154 Cee WAteR polo CEE WATER POLO — Bottom Row: Terry Achor, Warren Wallace, Jerry Heede, Brian Hughes, Chris Shields, and Bill Jones. Top Row: Steve Baily, Doug Meyers, Greg Simpson, Bob Jerome, Mel Johns, and Doug Baily. OPPONENT SIERRA OPPONENT SIERRA Lynwood 2 10 La Serna 4 5 La Habra 12 5 Fullerton 11 6 Whittier 7 Upland 9 5 Santa Fe 1 AAontebello 1 9 El Rancho 1 18 Lakewood 11 2 i L t-;- Cee ' s line up at half time. m Spartan swimmer races for ball. Anxious teams eagerly anticipate forthcoming action. 155 VARsity DAN DWYER Junior 6 ' 3 ■ 175 lbs. Forward •V3 points 22 gomes JOHN BENSON Junior 5 ' 10 180 lbs. Guard 1 point 9 gomes DOUGLAS DENNIS Sophomore 6 ' 4 175 lbs. Center 36 points 9 gomes SCORES Opponent Sierra PRACTICE GAMES El Rancho 44 53 Western 67 55 Western 54 53 Norwalk 59 55 Calhi 66 51 Wilson 62 61 LA HABRA TOURNEY Sunny Hills 44 59 Calhi 47 50 El Rancho 60 64 PRACTICE GAMES Lowell 26 82 Whittier 54 46 Montebello 69 64 Milliken 78 64 SUBURBAN LEAGUE Artesio 44 54 Lo Miroda 61 73 Mayfair 62 52 Pioneer 41 47 La Serna 54 53 Artesia 49 48 Lo Mirada 56 68 Mayfair 40 65 Pioneer 40 74 La Serna 53 56 CIF PLAYOFFS Dominguez 63 40 vAIKE GREEN Senior 6 ' 3 ' 165 lbs. Center 149 points 21 games MIKE HOGAN Senior 5 ' H 148 lbs. Guard 204 points 24 games FRANK GOMEZ Senior 5 ' 8 145 lbs. Guard 51 points 23 games 156 BasketBAll LEWIS JONES Senior 5 ' 10 170 lbs. Guard 182 polnrs 23 games MIKE LORA Junior 6 ' 2 ' 175 lbs. Forward 239 points 23 gomes MIKE McKINNEY Senior 5 ' 9 ' 160 lbs. Guard 38 points 1 7 gomes PAT McKINNEY Senior 5 ' 9 ■ 160 lbs. Guord 1 1 points 7 gomes BOB OBRIEN Senior 6 ' 2 ' - 185 lbs. Forward 308 points 24 gomes LEE PANAGOS Senior 6 ' V 180 lbs. .Center 9 points 1 8 gomes BOB THOMPSON Senior 6 ' 2 ' 180 lbs. Center 61 points 8 games 157 VARSity BasketBAll Bob O ' Brien makes a hard drive down the base hne for two points against Whittier. ine saga or iierra s varsiTy BaskeTball team ot IVoz- ' 63 is filled with ups and downs. The team began the season with a 54-46 victory over El Roncho but went on a losing streak after two meetings with Western of Las Vegas, Norwalk, Calhi, and Long Beach Wilson. Entering the La Habra Invitational Tournament, the cagers hit their stride. After a comparatively easy victory over Sunny Hills, the Spartans won a thriller over Calhi, 50-47, in the second round. Against El Rancho in the cham- pionship game, the cagers fought uphill in the fourth quarter to win, 64-60, and take the tournament. After Christmas, the Spartans downed Lowell, but lost successive games to Whittier, Montebello and Long Beach Milliken. In the league opener against Artesia January 18, the Spartans downed the Pioneers 54-44, with their finest defensive performance all season. Smashing victories over La Mirada and Pioneer were recorded in the first round of Suburban League play, with losses to Mayfair and La Seme. Going into the second round in the second place, the Spartans yielded to Artesia and Mayfair, but downed La Mirada and Pioneer for the second time. The final game with La Serna would decide who would advance to the C.I.F. AAA playoffs. With a. 54-51 overtime win over the Lancers, Sierra met the powerful Dominguez Dons on Febru- ary 26, 1963, and lost, ending the regular season. The season ended on an uptrend, however, just as it began, when the Varsity defeated the Alumni, 62-58. DARRELL FLANDERS Manager MR. LEN CRAVEN Coach ALLAN FEINSTEIN Manager Bob O ' Brien goes higfi in the Calhi. air for a tip against 158 Lewis Jones moves in quickly for a follow up shot against Long Beach Milliken, Frank Gomez takes a jump shot from corner against Long Beach Milliken. J V BasketBAll JUNIOR VARSITY — Bottom Row: Don McPherson, Dove Hill, Jack Sherborne, John Cox, Bill Gift, and Don Carver. Top Row: Bill Prestridge, Bob Roune, Bob Munsey, Doug Dennis, Fred Mihaylo, Steve Vierra, and Mr. Robert Minier, Coach. J.V. SCORES PRACTICE SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA El Rancho ... .42 64 Western 48 38 Western 53 33 Wilson 40 56 Whittier 27 54 Montebello . . .53 46 Milliken 62 42 LEAGUE SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA Artesia 56 53 La Mirada ... .41 62 Mayfair 37 65 Pioneer 41 65 La Serna 41 62 Artesia 60 62 La Mirada . . .45 55 Mayfair 36 54 Pioneer 45 69 La Serna ... .32 48 BEE SCORES PRACTICE SCORES LEAGUE SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA OPPONENT SIERRA El Rancho . . .34 54 Artesia . . . . ..25 57 Alhombra . . .44 36 La Mirada . ..57 65 Bell Gardens .38 55 Mayfair . . . . .36 55 Wilson .52 71 Pioneer . . . . ..30 73 Milliken . . . . .44 45 La Serna . . . . .44 42 Excelsior . . . .50 35 Artesia . . . . ..38 59 Calhi .41 45 La Mirada . . .48 64 El Rancho . . . .38 44 Mayfair . . . . .28 47 Wilson .46 67 Pioneer . . . . . .45 62 Lowell .38 73 La Serna . . . . .41 53 Whittier . . . . .52 51 Montebello . . .54 64 Milliken . . . . .40 46 Bee BasketBAll BEE BASKETBALL — Bottom Row: John Funk, Joe Gentile, Bob Campbell, Jerry Wotkins, and Rick Lidster. Top Row: Joseph Forsyth, Manager, Dove Funderburg Curtis Meckel, Joel Perisho, Wayne Wilson, Mike Voupel, and Mr. James Naughton, Coach. 159 Cee BasketBall ■■■ Wk. CEE BASKETBALL — Bottom Row: Leo Camalich, John Mele, Manuel Macias, Pot Triggs, Doug Bailey, and Bill Westling. Top Row: Tom Sock, Ted Ockels, John Farwell, Steve Crowther, Bill Salber, Sam Guye, and Mr. Mervyn Bloom, Coach. DEE SCORES CEE SCORES PRACTICE SCORES LEAGUE SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA OPPONENT SIERRA El Rancho . . . .24 35 Artesia . . . . . .29 56 Alhambra . . . .23 35 La Mirada . . .24 26 Bell Gardens .22 38 AAayfair . . . ..33 34 Norwalk . . . . .22 48 Pioneer . . . . ..20 23 Lakewood . . .23 26 La Serna . . . . .24 32 Bellflower . . . .33 36 Artesia . . . . . . 16 43 Dominguez . . .40 34 La Mirada . . .26 40 Wilson .38 40 AAayfair . . . . .32 35 Lowell .22 53 Pioneer . . . . . .28 20 Whittier . . . . .40 39 La Serna . . . . .37 50 Montebello . . .23 30 Milliken . . , . .48 30 PRACTICE SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA El Rancho .... 19 Excelsior 16 Santa Fe 20 La Serna 23 Bell Gardens 15 Norwalk 22 Calhi 26 Lowell 16 Whittier 33 Montebello . . . 33 46 38 28 26 56 44 29 54 35 40 LEAGUES SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA Artesia 21 55 La Mirada . . . 24 38 Mayfoir 20 43 Pioneer 28 42 La Serna 38 29 Artesia 22 52 La Mirada ... 18 29 Mayfair 34 70 Pioneer 30 28 La Serna 43 25 bee BasketBAll DEE BASKETBALL — Bottom Row: Steve Smith, Richard Hobson, Richard Peters, Bill Freymond, Rick Mathisrud, and Jim Berry. Top Row; Steve Knuboff, Manager, Joe Kiskis, Bill Clapperton, Sheldon Fink, Dan Nowlin, Ron Kiskis, and Mr. Don Stillwell. 160 VARSIty Qoip MR. ROBERT MINIER Coach DAVE WRIGHT ALTERNATE VARSITY — George Kiger, Tom Adams. Sam Guye, and Art Major. KEVIN MINOR ART DAWES JR. VARSIty Qolp -- •■ ' ' •■ -— ' JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF — Bottom Row: Rick Olah, Greg Force, Joe Kiskis, Jim Barry, and Jim Ayers, Top Row: Frank Yost, Jim Mocy, J.m Castle, Dennis Campbell, and Allan Loomrs. 161 ■ ' f WT H f f ' l ' l f. t i f JIM BALMER MIKE CARLZEN PAT DOWD WALT FREEMAN RON HALLQUIST RON HARO JOHN HERTZBERG MIKE HOGAN BOB HUGHES WALLY JOHNSON LEWIS JONES RICHARD JOYCE Marvin Tucker strains for lead. MANUEL LOCKWOOD MIKE RINIER DAN MASON ROGER ROHLFING VARsity tcack The Sierra Varsity team had a most successful season this year, emerging Surburban League Champions with four wins and three losses. In the Artesia meet, Richard Joyce, tg with 50.9 in the 440, and Dan Mason, with 53 ' 5V4 in the B| shot put, broke the established marks. John Hertzberg _ H achieved a new time of 20.0 in the 180 low hurdles in the La AAirada meet, and in the Santa Fe meet, Mike Hogan jumped 6 ' 2y2 , setting another new varsity record. In the Mayfair meet, Spartans who shattered previous scores were Lew Jones with 1:59.5 in the 880, Mike Hogan with 13 ' in the pole vault, Pat Dowd with 10.0 in the 100 yard dash and 21.9 in the 220, and John Hertzberg with 14.6 in the 120 high hurdles. The Bees displayed great abilities by winning all their meets and also taking the Surburban League Championship. VARSITY TRACK SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA • ■ ' - : Arroyo 52 51 Artesia 18 85 % | - y £ La Mirada 37 67 ill 0 ' V .Ml. - v J Mayfair 37 . A7 P BP jS ' f f f P JOHN McKIBBEN JIM OUBRE JACK SAYLOR PAUL THOMPSON MARVIN TUCKER TOM TUCKER 162 f f f f r F f f i f ?i BEE TRACK — Bottom Row: Tom Seymour, Bob Shirley, Al Bolin, John Danskin, Steve Volderomo, Spencer Cose, Ron Wussick, Rodger Trocy, Don Thornburg, Horry Gersten, and Sibfay Sidoti. Top Row: Gabriel Portido, Morty Brill, John Barrow, Curtis Meckel. Jim Burton, Erick Johnson, Word Erickson, Bill Howard, Bruce Dunn, and Tony Sanchez. Bee An 6 Cee MR. LEO FESSENDEN Coach MR. BOB DUGARD Coach MR. MAHLON CONLY Coach CEE TRACK — Bottom Row: Greg Curley, Charles Huff, Gil Miranda, Tom Highberger, Raul Rojas, Ken Schlocker, Chorles Miller, Steve Nielsen. Bill Clapperton, and Kery Cook. Middle Row: Vince Fraumin, Art Edwards, Dove Clark, Gee Vega, Larry Prehiem, Leo Camdlich, Al Ehlers, Dona Atkinson, Jim Thomas, Bill Paxson, Bob Lindskog. and Keith Tollman. Top Row: Herman Floras, Tom Sock, Bill Entwistle, Jeff Hansen, Bill Solber, Ted Ockels, Jim Thompson, Terry Lambert, Jim Knox, Roy Tominson, and Bruce Kieth. 163 JACK SHERBORNE ROBERT HOCHMANN JACK TRIPLETT JOE SCHNEIDER 164 Jr. VaRsity MR. LEN CRAVEN Varsity Coach MR. EDGAR BRANDT Jr. Varsity Coach JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS — Bottom Row: John Lewis, Dennis McNall, Ron Kisl is, Glen Reis, David Newland, and Rich Mathisrud. Top Row: David Thorn- ton, Dick Hall, Steve Vierra, ond Randy Bream. ReseRve RESERVE — Dan Nowim, Bob Scott, Allen Feinstein, Rod Kihiken, Bob Cassady, Bob Caldwell, George Valencia, and Butch Maxwell. 165 VARSIty MR. DON POUCHER Coach JON VAN CLEAVE TOM WARDELL mm PAT WERNER PETE THELIN CARL BRUCKMAN MIKE ANDERSON TERRY ACHOR 166 Swimmmq mw y.:.i. ' h ammsd at FRED WESTBERG WAYNE WILSON STEVE BAILEY Rallying from a slow season start, Sierra ' s swinnmers, guided by the excellent coaching of Mr. Don Poucher, surpassed all pre-season expectations, with the Varsity and Cee teams taking League Championship and the Bee team placing second. Consistently turning in .fine performances were Varsity swimmers Jon Van Cleave, Fred Westberg, Tom Wardell, Pat Wer- ner, Terry Achor, and Dave Stouffer. Spartans on the Varsity, Bees, and Cees, came through with outstanding performances to beat La Serna for the Suburban League Cham- pionship. Mike Anderson took a second place in the district which added to the splendid year Sierra swimmers had. DAVE STOUFFER CHRIS GRIFFITH Dave Stouffer ond Tom Wardell practice the butterfly. Varsity swimmers try for fast start in the Sierra vs. La Serna meet. 167 BEE SWIMMING — Bottom Row: Webb Trojan, Bill Gurmin, Jim Quint, Bruce Dedmon, John Hintz, and Jim Conley. Top Row.- Stacy Ausness, Bruce Gilbert, Mel Johns, Eric Angstadt, Steve Bailey, Tarn Elardi, and Greg Simpson. Bee Swimminq Spartan Bee pulls for lead. Splashing water and flailing arms spell out victory for the mighty Spartans. Teammates cheer Spartan swimmer on. 168 CEE SWIMMING — Bottom Row: Rory Johns, Chris Shields, John Cotter, Bill Morey, and Tom Radey. Top Row: Nels Peterson, Doug Myer, Doug Chopin, Doug Bailey, Dave Michael, and Bob Jerome. Cee SwimminQ Mighty Spartan races to the finish. 4tkM. ' if Sierra man leading in the butterfly. And they ' re off! 169 s TOM ADAMS First Base Pitcher DENNIS BOOTH Outfield JAMES COX Pitcher REGINALD DOBBS Third Base VARSIty JOSEPH WOLF Coach Tim Young and Mike McKinney practice for the big game. DAN HEATH Pitcher 170 RICHARD LEON Centerfield First Base MIKE McKINNEY Second Base hm ' J %. U PAT McKINNEY Outfield SETH MARTY Catcher TOM REASIN Short Stop BaseBall GARY SKINNER Short Stop ALEX VALDERAMA Left Field Reg Dobbs waits to tag Tom Adams out at third in a Spartan scrimmage. BOB WILSON Outfield At the time the Oracle went to press, Coach Joe Wolfe ' s Varsity Baseball team, with a 5-win, 1-loss league record, had set its sights on the champion- ship of the Suburban League. The club, composed of several returning lettermen and experienced J.V. ball players, had shown signs of brilliant play and a lot of hustle in their pre-season battles. Veteran catcher, Tim Young, was leading the hitting with a consistent .365 batting average. Senior shortstop-third baseman, Reg Dobbs, was keeping a .333 average through 10 games, while Jim Cox, Gary Skinner, and Dan Heath were handling the pitching. As for the rest of the season, we hope to con- tinue the quality of our first round of play and finish as Suburban League leaders, stated Coach Wolfe. J riM YOUNG Catcher 171 J. V. BaseBAll vj% uV -1 ' iV ' 3J hS:!} - JUNIOR VARSITY Campbell, Chuck and Craig Westii y i - %. l MllznJ h. s Jue- 1 BASEBALL— Bottom Rowr Al Rosas, John Winkleman, Joe Moreno, Peter Voienquelo, and Bill Garcia. Row Two. Steve Purvines Tom Jones, Steve Cox, and Bill Organ. Top Row: Mr. Paul Ward, Coach, Don Price, Craig Roberson, Bruce Robbins, John Cox, Mike Toomey, ng. fposh BaseBAll FROSH BASEBALL— Bottom Row: Lorry Gentile, Dennis Rainey, Steve Lake, Dave Campbell, Bill Freymond John Row: Jim Hodges. Dale Daniels, Bob Roane, Bob Monsey, Bill Westling, Bill Ruff, and Rich Valderoma. Mele, Jim Leech, and Jim Tueedt. Top 172 AUtOQRAphS 173 QiRls ' athletic MRS. RUTH BLAKE Coach — Basketball Swimming Association MISS VERLA BATEMAN G.A.A. Adviser Coach — BacJminton Track Field JERRY CARTER President MRS. JACQUELINE WARREN Coach — Volleyball MRS. DOROTHY BREWER Coach — Track Field Girls ' Athletic Association President Jerry Carter headed the extensive sports program available to Spartanettes this year as the organization provided playdays and inter-school competition in many areas. Assisting Jerry was her Cabinet, Vice-President Diana Crane, Treasurer Barbara Campbell, Publicity Chairman Donna Crane, and Play Day Chairman Phyllis Cole; while managers Shirley Broyles, Sandra Cook, and Arlene Shea aided in coaching the teams. Miss Verla Bateman held the adviser ' s post for the 62-63 season. First in popularity were tennis and volleyball, with the tennis team capturing a first place in WUHSD league play. MISS LOUISE VAN DOMMELEN Coach — Tennis Swimming 174 OfpiceRS , COAChes r DIANA CRANE Secretary SHIRLEY BROYLES Manager DONNA CRANE Publicity Chairman BARBARA CAMPBELL m Treasurer S1E)P P ' ) V-v ' rc , PHYLLIS COLE Ploy Day Chairman 1 ARLENE SHEA Manager 175 |RL atiiLtitiL. abbuciatiuri tennis teAm TENNIS — Top Row: Kothy Dohl, Janice Sloan, Donna Ryberg, Kathy Jerome, Barb Schoenfield, Renee Hubbard, and Cathy Crefer. Bottom Row; Robin Bell, Marilyn Woods, Sandy Dahl, Betsy Beard, Paulette Smith, and Pat Tebbits. VolleyBAll team VOLLEYBALL — Top Row: Sandy Cole, Sherron Smith, Barb Schoenfield, Phyllis Cole, Marilyn Woods, Bonnie Wagner, Rachael Diaz, Anderia Rebeck, Gloria Rincon, and Betsy Beord. Bottom Row: Babsy Burns, Arlene Shea, Terry Lomadrid, Diana Crone, Donna Crone, and Christine Rincon. ail SpORtS ALL SPORTS — Top Row: Phyllis Cole, Sandy Cook, Renee Hubbard, Barb Schoenfield, Diane Crane, Paulette Schmitt, and Babsy Burns. Bottom Row: Betsy Beard, Sandy Dahl, Jerri Carter, and Arlene Shea. 176 Athlete of the yem For the second year in a row, Sierra ' s coaching staff has selected an athlete whom they feel has displayed outstanding achievennent, a satisfactory scholastic standing, and a good record of sportsnnanship, and who thus has earned the honor of being named Athlete of the Year. This year, a desire to learn and on intense competitive spirit have combined to produce an outstanding athlete who is well qualified for this honor. Although his athletic career began much the same js most athletes, it wasn ' t long before his ability began to stand out. In football he gained a long list of honors. In both his junior and senior years he was named to the All-District Team and was a unanimous All-Suburban League choice. As a senior, he was honored as the league ' s Lineman of the Year. To climax his football career at Sierra, he was chosen a member of the large school, AII-C.I.F. Football Team. This outstanding player also excels in wrestling. In his last two years at Sierra he was the Suburban League Champion in his weight division and both years advanced into the C.I.F. wrestling finals. It is seldom that an individual gains so many honors. Those who know him, however, realize that if any one person deserves these accolades, it is LARRY LOPEZ, Athlete of the Year, 1963. 178 The nine athletes pictured below were named the most outstanding players of the year in their particular sports by the coaching staff at Sierra. They received this distinction on the basis of their athletic, sportsmanship, and leadership abilities. Baseball: TIM YOUNG U. V V i Cross Country: LEWIS JONES Baslcetboil: BOB O BRIEN Footboll: DAN MASON Golf: DAVE WRIGHT Swimmrng: JON VAN CLEAVE Water Polo: MIKE ANDERSON Track: JOHN HERTZBERG Wrestling: JOHN LEE 179 Automobiles, asphalt, neon lights and plate glass have replaced the bug- gies, dirt streets and oil lamps typical of the business district of nearly a century ago. The red brick to the mason ' s hand, The brown earth to the tiller ' s, The shoe in yours shall wealth command . . . So all shall see your toil repaid With hearth and home and honor. — THE SHOEMAKERS AC)veRtisements mm 180 181 Sue Miller, Sue Holmlund, and Linda Bates discover it ' s difficult to moke a choice from the many beautiful dresses in stock at Hin- shaws Department Store. fntertors by FURNITURE CARPETS DRAPERIES Featuring Contemporary Provincial and Colonial Furnishings 14502 E. Whittier Blvd. Whittier, California Phone OX 8-2533 When you wont a special dinner for that special dote, take the advice of Lee Panagos, Gerri Fitzgerald Dave Miller, Robin Bell, and Bob OBrien, and make reservations at Jack ' s Whittier. 182 Jack Saylor admires the new chrome reversed rims he purchased from The Custom House. For the best in meats and groceries, Ton! Stenstrom and Paul Kraus know that Mark ' s is the place to go. I ) K j jJlilU: BUICK viii Morsha Roskle and Walt Freeman discuss the various 1963 Buicks on display of Jim Child ' s Buick. 183 Getting ready for those summer activities are Alicia Arredondo and Caroline Gallo as they complete their wardrobe with fashions from Jan ' s in the Quad. Reg Dobbs and Cheryl Davis trade at Lambert Pharmacy for the best in Pharmaceutical products. Dairy Fresh Drive-ln Dairy 14011 Lambert Rd. Whittier, California OX 8-1103 Julie Randlett, Dove Schieba!, and Gary Kleeman know that for the best in dairy products Dairy Fresh Drive-In is the place to gol 184 Dennis Borell and Dianne Dornaus are all set for a test ride In a 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix on display at Comnriunity Motors. Looking through the vast selection at the Record Hut ore Karen Anderson and Bob Boordman. )||ftB A f ' ¥ AR¥IN PITTS i ' t A ' c IflHr ' ■ ' imm ffS ' l. lit ■--— iq ' IVf— li n -- - -- -.L-__ Marvin Pitts Realty 14552 E. Whittier Blvd. Whittier, California OX 3-7781 Mr. Marvin Pitts and staff discuss real estate bargains with Terry Crawford and Ken Refhmerer. 185 ob Hughes, Bob Thompson, and Jack Triplett admire the superior norts pquinment available at HInshaw ' s Sportsman 5 Esther Barr and Steve Vieiro select the latest from the popuT bums at the Village Record Shop. Thinking of buying or renting a house? Take the advice of the Scoffs — John, Barbora, and Patti, and consult Scoffs of Whittier for outstanding real estate buys. 186 Dan Dwyer and Joe Schnieder dream of taking o luxurious Schlegel- milch trailer along this summer on that special cross-country trip, Jan Morgan and Nan Perry know that the books and supplies they need for their education can be reasonably purchased at Whittier Book Store. Kathy Jurek, Laurie Jones, and Joan Fitzgerald are getting on early start on buying material for their new summer outfits at Westbrook s Yardage. Why don ' t you? 187 Mike Hogan meets Mike Lora at the entrance of A. A. A. T.V. Sales Service, where they have made arrangements to view the latest styles in color television sets. Whether it ' s hunting, football, or golf, Dan Jaich and Mike and Pat McKinney know that the best in sports equipment can be ob- tained at Sargent ' s Sports and Hobbies. Hoping that a Ford is in his future, Don Claxton begins looking over the different models at Frank Dore Sons Ford. 188 Den ice Korsmeier and Linda Twy cross know that a simple phone call is all it takes to order delicious pizza or other fine Italian bakery goods from La Primo Bakery. Nancy Vandenburg and Martha Reed know the secret of capturing speciol events with camera supplies from Quod Camera Shop. AMdio SERVICE Elizabeth Page and Mary Becker were impressed by the reasonable prices and courteous service they found at Page Auto Radio Service. 189 Hoi Gilbert and John Hertzberg agree that it ' s Jackson Bros. Auto Supply for the topmost in auto supplies. Jackson Bros. Auto Supply ' 3516 E. Telegraph Rd. Whittier, California 941-3264 ' 1 1 Mr. Jack Miesen discusses real estate possibilities with Jodi and John Gould. 190 Cheryl Remhardt and Kathy Ferguson look over the vast supply of art material available at Turner ' s Arts Crafts. Hal Gilbert shows Lenore Esselstrom a malt mixer, one of many items mode by Secure Manufacturing. Tom Reasin shows Bob Fritz a new sweater-jacket from Leon ' s Men ' s Boy ' s Shop. -- u asw Western Printing Company 328 S. Greenlecif Ave. Whittier, California 698-1722 Mrs. Gomez of Lawson ' s Jewelers presents Sierra senior keys to Ton Adams, Carol Kunitsugu, and Sue Henry. Janice Jackson of the Western Printing Company discusses the various types of engraving offered to the people of Whittier with Paul Sapienza. 191 TRIANGLE DRIVE-IN 13225 E. Telegraph Road Whittier, California OX 6-4120 Donna Daniel, John Millikan, Nancy Hall and Dave Srouffer know that the Triangle Drive-in is a perfect place for those after school snacks. BEST WISHES from ENGRAVERS CORPORATION Graduation Announcements Diplomas, Personal Cards Medals, Trophies Club Pins Josten ' s Famous Class Rings 1044 South Hope Street Los Angeles, California DRESS BAR 121 S. Greenleaf Ave. Whittier, California OX 3-7117 192 For the latest in fashions — checks, stripes, or solids — take the advice of Judy Prestridge and Peggy Abbott and shop at the Dress Bar. Bob Ktger and Gary Belt ogree thot Cheryl Reinhardt could greatly improve her bowling score by signing up for the beginner s course at the Friendly Hills Bowling Center. Margie Huckfeldt and Carol Fleischman admire two beautiful French Provincial chairs from the large selections of styles avoiioble at Huckfeldt ' s Furniture. Sierra s official school photographer announces the opening of his local studio so that he can provide even better service for the people of the Whittier area. J. EDMUND WATSON 326 So. Greenleaf Ave. Whittier, California 698-9624 For a complete summer wardrobe Mike Vaupel and Norm Elder toke Mary Sutherland s advice one trade at Voupels 117 Shoppe. 193 Richard Wilson shows Gerri Fitzgerald the wide variety of carpet textures and colors available at the J. W. Wilson Company. Sue NeitI and Richard Freymond discover just how rapidly thai funds can grow when they open a savings account at Quaker City Federal Savings Loon Association. Gene Breani, John Lee, and Dan McPherson knovy that they can get the finest in suits and sports clothes at Hecks Men ' s Store. HECK ' S MEN ' S STORE 160 Quadway Whittier, California OX 6-4131 PHILLIP ' S DRESS SHOP 1151 Quadway Whittier, California OX 8-861 Donna Daniel and Nancy Hall know they can find dresses and suits for all occasions at Phillips Dress Shop. 194 For sofety s sake, Dave Wallace and Steve Cox have fheir brokes checked periodically at Mark s Brake Wheel Service. MARK ' S BRAKE WHEEL SERVICE 13230 E. Whittier Blvd. Whittier, California OX 3-1310 MONTE ' S CAMERA SHOP 223 N. Greenleaf Ave. Whittier, California OX 6-8842 Discussing the latest features in camera equipment available at AAonte ' s Camera Shop are Monte Wicker, Norma Lehman, and Jim Henkel. Rusty Ramos and Gary Martel admire the excellent materials and fine craftsmanship evident in every Bing surfboard. BING SURFBOARDS 51 1 Whittier Blvd. Whittier, California 696-1614 Do you need a dress dyed, o formal cleaned, or a suit pressed? Take the advice of Becky Hurst and Larry Pegram and get your cleaning and dying done at Orin Nowlin s Cleaners and Dyers. 195 Business 6iRectoRy The following business men helped pay for this book. When you need the following services, please show them your appreciation by patronizing their establishments. Let them know you ' re from Sierra. AUTOMOBILE PARTS SUPPLIES Custom House 183 Jackson Bros. Auto Supply 1 90 ARTS CRAFTS Turner ' s Arts Crafts 1 90 BOWLING ALLEYS Friendly Hills Bowling Center .•193 BAKERS La Prima Bakery 1 89 BRAKE SERVICE Mark ' s Brake and Wheel Service 195 BUILDING MATERIALS Schlegelmilch Building Materials and Trailer Sales 1 87 CAMERA SHOPS Monte ' s Camera Shop 1 95 Quad Camera Shop 189 CAR DEALERS Jim Child ' s Buick 183 Frank Dore Sons Ford 1 88 Bob Sorenson Chevrolet 1 90 Community Motors 1 85 CLEANERS Orin Nowlin Cleaners Dyers 195 DAIRY PRODUCTS Dairy Fresh Drive-In Dairy 184 HOME FURNISHINGS Huckfeldt ' s Furniture 1 93 Van Cleave ' s Furniture 1 82 INTERIOR DECORATING J. W. Wilson Co 194 JEWELERS Lawson ' s Jewelers 191 MEN ' S CLOTHING Vaupel ' s 1 93 Heck ' s Mens Store 1 94 Leon ' s Mens and Boys Shop 191 MUSIC STORES The Record Hut 1 85 Village Record Shop 1 86 PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS Lambert Pharmacy 1 84 PHOTOGRAPHERS J. Edmund Watson 1 93 PRINTERS Western Printing Co 191 RADIO AND TELEVISION STORES A. A. A. TV Sales and Service 188 Page Auto Radio 1 89 REAL ESTATE Scott ' s of Whittier 1 86 Marvin Pitts 1 85 Jack Miesen 190 RESTAURANTS Jack ' s Whittier 182 Triangle Drive-In 192 SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATIONS Quaker City Savings Loan Association 1 94 SHEET METAL PRODUCTS Secura Manufacturing 191 SPORTING GOODS Hinshaw ' s Sportsman Shop 186 Sargent ' s Sports and Hobbies 188 SURFBOARDS Bing Surfboards 1 95 STATIONERS Engravers Corporation 1 92 Whittier Bookstore 1 87 WOMEN ' S CLOTHING Jan ' s 184 Hinshaw ' s Department Store 182 Dress Bar 192 Phillip ' s 194 YARDAGE Westbrook ' s Yardage 187 198 In ApppeciAtion As the last pages go to press and the staff members breathe a sigh of relief I stop to wonder how we ever finished on time. Certamly one reason we made it was the help and co-operation we received from many people on and off campus. As my last official duty, I would like to take this opportunity to thank them individually. Without the experienced guidance of our adviser, Mr. Richard B. Smith, this book could not hove existed. He patiently spent numerous hours of hard work in order to help complete this book of Spartan memories. My special gratitude goes to my staff, who have put in many hours of hard work. Judy Litten, my Assistant Editor, was second in command and helped the staff in many different ways. Copy Editor Judy Johns and the people who worked with her, Kathy Goble, Elizabeth Page, Dennis Borell, Mike Green, and Dave Stouffer, had one of the most difficult jobs in completing the book. With the artistic talents of Susan Neill, Layout Editor, and Sharon Watson, Art Editor, designs for the book were easily completed. This couldn ' t hove been done without help from Donna Daniels, Nancy Hall, Tom Cooper, Hal Gilbert, and Barb Scott. I would next like to thank Phyllis West, Sports Editor, and her staff, Donna Bauman, Gerri Fitzgerald, and Paul Sapienza, for doing a fabulous job in putting together the sports section. Where would we be without the help of our Head Photographer, Jim Henkel, and Photo Editor, Kathy Hubbling? They worked many extra hours with photographic assistance from Richard Freymond and Paul Johnson. Of course we couldn ' t possibly have done without our Business Manager, Carol Wright, who was assisted by Martha Reed. The two of them, working as a team, took charge of all the finances for the book. This was a gigantic job in itself. The administration and faculty both deserve recognition for all the work they have contributed in trying to aid the staff. There ore Mr. John Chickanzeff, Mr. Robert Wolstoncroft, Mr. Peter DeVries, Mr. Orval McLellan, Mr. Arthur Harshbarger, Mr. John Landis, Mr. Robert Eicholtz, Mrs. Cecilia Throp, Mrs. Mary Avilez, Miss Veria Bateman, Mrs. Ruth Blake, Mrs. Dorothy Brewer, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, Mr. Mahlon Conly, Mr. Len Craven, Mr. Robert Dugard, Mr. Leo Fessenden, Mrs. Imogene Forker, Mr. Charles Harris, Mrs. Frances Huessenstamm, Mr. Lester Hufford, Miss Marilyn Kahl, Mr. Orville Hinshaw, Mr. Robert Laidlaw, Mr. Paul Lugo, Mr. Robert Minier, Mr. James Naughton, Mr. Fred Osmond, Mr. Don Poucher, Mr. Don Stillwell, Mr. Daniel Swift, Mrs. Patricia Thomas, Miss Louise Van Dommelen, Mr. Paul Ward, and Mr. Joseph Wolfe. All the secretaries, Mrs. Kay Sponsler, Mrs. Helen Bell, Mrs. Pauline Isbell, Mrs. Charlene Aldrich, Mrs. Jessie Ann Dennis, Mrs. Terry Dewyer, Miss Bea Pride, Mrs. Marian Christie, Mrs. Zena Hill, Mrs. Frances Kragness, and Mrs. Lynn Norwalk, have helped us tremendously. They were always around, ready to assist us when we needed help. 1 can ' t forget the maintenance workers: Mr. Bob Wortman, Mr. William Jarross, Mrs. Alma Stinnett, Mr. Harold Course, Mr. Orrin Brown, Mr. Jack Hauter, Mr. Howard Edge, Mr. Fred Sanders, Mr. Ray Meunier, Mr. James Greth, Mr. Calvin Rhode, and Mr. Wilson Spanks, who contributed their efforts. Last, but not least, I would like to thank the off-cam.pus people for their help. Watson Studios and their photographers, Mr. Robert Watson, Mr. Paul Morris, Mr. William Fisher, and Mr. Orin Van Dyke, took many pictures for the book. The S. K. Smith Company was responsible for the covers, while the Taylor Publishing Company printed the book for us. I would also like to thank the Thomas Brothers Map Co. for letting us use their map of Whittier on the end-sheets of the book. The Whittier Public Library, for letting us use their picture of John. Greenleaf Whittier, should also be thanked. Thanks, also to the many businessmen who purchased advertising in the book this year. Finally, thanks to you, the Student Body, for making this book possible with all of your co-operation and participation in the many activities. Sincerely, OhMLlj f Zy0 yi ;ZA . :J Editor-in-chief 1963 Oracle TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 199 lmA niAteR All hail to Sierra We stand to your gloried fame, As proud as the mauntains Which loftily share your name. This song now we raise In thanks and in praise For guiding us on our way. Sierra, Sierra, we echo again Our love and devotion to you. Alma Mater, Hail to thee. 200 4 .cr— tV- ' tr .tff%C - yi c-t . ?To v The ho ' ■ l ' ■ To Mojave SAN FERNANDO Gronada .P° « Chofsworth Hills Sepulveda Reseda Von Nuys thridge netka igo Pk and ■iiUs Encino  Tarzano Tujunqa LaCrescenta MtLowe 5650 ' Sun Valley verdugoCity burbankW° ° ® Xfll Canada Mt Wilson { Observatory 5886 ' To pong a Canyon NoHollywood Sherman Ooks , ,. 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