Sierra Vista High School - Conquistador Yearbook (Baldwin Park, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1965 volume:

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I M LITII -I M4115 I A KEEP EVM WY WITH, WITH, MIIIWIIII T II I T w WI My V ' TT I ,T TIITIIIITTIITTITITM My OUR SEAL II k T T T I g I pp TIT d pI T T T S V T g cI T ST d T cl T ITy h p I T d p T TTI1 p ITy T I IT g T Th TI T S V T p T1 cI y T cI T IT T Iy b dd ol TIT T d T T p I Ty N T cl T h b I TT k d Th I Th T d T h d II b Tl T T S V' T s-cu bl IMT, WIT WT If Www Efiwfivw Wlwgjw k9JgbyWi THESE ARE OUR SENIORS-our firsT graduafing class from Sierra VisTa. Beginning Their high school career aT Sierra Visfa, They have been iTs imporTanT builders. Members of This class have had The responsibiliTy of being The leaders and oldesT class since fresh- man year. To Them, iT is a school They Think of as Theirs in a special way. lT was up To Them To sTarT The TradiTions Thaf are imporTanT in a school. Their maTuriTy has been reTlecTed in The school- as They grew so did Sierra VisTa. The school has been influenced by This ener- geTic group. l.eTT by Them are The ideals They have esTablished by Their hard work. Their giTT, The Senior Quad, represenTs The spiriT of This class. The deTerminaTion of iTs members To Tul- fill Their words wiTh acfions. To This class, we vvish To dedicaTe our year- book, as They have dedicaTed Themselves To The building of This school. 'x I-' W wh fx 1 . ' Qt--iii u . E RJ fl J H U, J, JI 1 , x A 'XR' p A Q-fc' X ,I ff V X V - Nuff L' W ' Q?4l-F52 Haj CQFN ix F .. ,J N If I' ,Ich Q T- ' J 'J V M q + xfv , .h ' ,YN -JJ ,V Xxx .F 1 Q7-I C? ' K' X V if I, I ,Va I xxdyf A . ik, , - J 3 1 f V FX ff- wx ,ff - KJ 4- .v X N Pg lily' 1, Q JJTPB , x,.C, gi V'-V N Xt xx I 4k I ' IW Nr I Sify' V -- -ffl-iw lk Q- F V, N, Q' , JJ' JJ W - U A ' I ix- XJ' in -V - ,X J IJ In Jw W, XY-ja yr Q pn vu 'D 'J 'C' x. Q 5-LP -N 'A f' fl I . X' E PT A, Y K . T Q - C I , , -' nl , x- x X A XX V I Q X . If , 'NIJ 3 C kj MU - U J Q - , ! 5 X C. f-Y., kd, T? 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CLASS GF View H ,Q TALKING about the All-night Party at Pickwick are Sensor Class Home room Representatives Nina Wynkoop, Gary Thomas Bull Park Mufch Thomp son, Diane Regueiro, Pot McGee, Greg Hathaway Esther Brown Mehnda Denison, Dan Johnson, and Chas liussell. . 'lr , . lb 1,4 , L f ,J ,,f' U UVM I ff 'fnj JXFJ f UQI6 if 5' X Y jffydy ,fvwv N -N rhxvpj ff -Lx, . PX ,iw , l flQYL1Y.iAX ix C!!! h 'K -Q ,A Uh ilu fhf ,ua , V Qjfyl f 1 ,f JCRJJLJIE , jf! jf I f , f ' , J ,U ' M 4 uf' W, I V .fhaxif f If Qld! Vml 1 A 1 Q had WM 5, w ' , ffvff 'X UV 9 ,w W-' f rr 1'-r fr N 1 f I JJ Vpxjfkj g'!5jV gil! X J V 6111! x N Af' U J my J- 1 VM , .MJ 'Ir' 5 rw A NJ 'T 1 ,rf .A 5 1' I If J' X L ,rj K gh X 'J ! N , r WD? Q NV 1 J F L' J 1 'f 1, ' 19 I WJ' ,wk VXJQJUIRK J 'f'. f J V ' 5 fl LJ J., ,rl y y 2 i ' if' i l i i - i , ' ' , J i J i ,X . 1 I IJ 'i 4 ., ,N 3 t ll l H.,-fi 1 i C, l ' 'yr I il 1 , i 3-rv - 2 i t ,1 V, J vlju i, lllvydjjllllwy fidlly W D Lf' J O ll! JCK li ' 'l 'lll i' ' I MU UV l X ll l ra X! Q U M V ll ' J ll x ! N J tj t yy 1 tbl' i Va' 'ul it fl f il if J l ill! lu l V xp 1 L 'U ll! i l U . tr L U tf ' i l , J ,H ,X , VA ,q L . 1 1, , X L J. I Vt .lf tl l , u. i. ,J ,I .X f .V I L, ,U We ,' .-A, X llol SELECTED BY the Seniors as MOST ALL AROUND on campus EVERYONE gets into the act when Gall brings on il, I e Chas Russell and Lynda Baker. the donuts. lil' lfiyld FJ' gl J l J ,if L 3 l,IU 4 K Ulf ,ilvljj v ,ly V ' NJ ill 1 if dd lj ' i UQ lg, fll ll ll Uv ld I , u Robert Abeyta Carol Apn Accianu John Amer Sandra Lee Akre Micheal Warren Bennett Nancy Quinn Benson Sherry Lynn Bilello Esther Lynn Brown Darlene Rose Burgess Pete Alcala Richard David Alexander Tony Alleva George V. Amparan Nolan Burgess Marian Joyce Byrnes Bradley P, Campbell Joe Cardenas David John Carpenter Ist Senior Motto Sierra Vista High School Class of Sixty-five Q Q o Pride and Integr ol Linda Lee Anderson Bertha Baca Lynda Lenore Baker Micheal James Baldwin Charlene Anita Bangs James Houston Barker Reta Gae Bel Bennett Floyd I N . 1 V. J I n ,'f Q I:-I 'J N , bv I, ll X L J lui l T l ll. W K U f U J . , K , . 7 1 ,4' all usa 'ff' 'ZF Aw ays Evangeline Marie Chaidez Vicki Ann Chapman Charles Hollis Clark Roy Richard Clark Sandra Lea Collum Roy Earl Colwick Judy Anne Fox Harry M. Friesen Eliseo Garcia Sharon Ida Garrow Frank Gaxiola Larry Eugene Crane Dave M. Craven Stanley Lee Davis Celia Delagado Carolyn Anne Gerhardf Theodocia Pearl Gilke Y Barbara Arlene Greenlee Carl 'Walter Guest Andrew Gullixson We remember one who believed in our generation WELCOMED at all Times for their friendliness and zest are POPULAR Marieifa Minick and Abe Rodriquez. -5 PAT McGEE talks over future plans of Baldwin Park with Mayor Morehead on Big Switch Day. - -:.., -fave w- ,qa -fir- , 'R we-4 A 'F-'F' 1 3 T bl' . . .th e torch has been passe . . Melinda June Denison John Edward Duckworth Lovonne Durham Denise Enriquez Gail Roe Ferncxlcl Jerry Allen File Mary Louise Formby Lois June Fowler . . to 3 116W gCll8l'3tl0ll Martha E, Hartman Lana Sue Hartshorn Gregory Lewis Hathaway Martin Heth Paul E. Kolb Bernard Rene 'LaFond Gene David LaHue Dorothy Mae LaLonde William Robert Lang Martha Lucinda Hinoios Larry Thomas Hite Judy Dee Hoffman Manual Holquin William James Larsen Lloyd Littlefield Adele Lopez Augustine Lopez Ray J. Lunney We borrow from cl neighbor of our time. f r.-,, N-ini! l - V T ., v l GRADUATION BOUND Seniors gather around the Senior Quad bulletin board for information about renting caps and gowns. VIVACIOUS Adela Lopez and S.V. All-Leaguer Pat McGee are honored as MOST ATHLETIC. .1 ? all . . . never was so much owe . . 'il 'ii vt or N lv Illllkilll 'X David Lee Horn Fred D, Howe Richard L. Huff Steven James Henry Joe Jaramillo Daniel Evans Johnson Fritz William Klinger Joe Knott val-, ' 'X 1 Robert Charles McicDoweIl Diane D. Martinez J y SO Illall -4 to so few . . . Sir Winston Churchill asm filly' V:-g?se ref? 2:1222 '1 W- XX ,RE-223 1 T ,Qi Yvonne Marie Martinez Kris Marie Masfen Larry Edward Matlock Eugene Carl McClain Robert Earl Nixon James Thomas Nixon Ronald l. O'Connor Darlene Joyce Osborne Linda Gay Osborne Kathryn Carol McClain Eddie Merle McCoy Patrick Raymond McGee Jean Gloria McGraw David Wade Owens William Ernest Park David Lee Pascoe Dolores D. Payan Micheal Paul Pederson O T E ,E ,I 4 I ENTHUSIASTIC Linda Harrer and Greg Hathaway are known SENIORS DISCUSS the fun they're having in Com to have the MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT for S.V.'s Dons. mencement exercises for graduation. I l'f ,' W, are ,' D , .2 , 'I . u Q , t 'NJ L ir' ll -- 4 is-L. 'Nl' ggi E9 'ei 'L-, We quote a personality from fiction of our time alncl age 9 XD Q Eff ',gElTi?2fhat...m reiggiiifi it C O O I Joyce Annefte Minger Marietta Lee Minick Marilyn Joyce Mirtelstoedt Agustine Joseph Moran Larry Robert Moss Glenda Lee Mull Linda A. Munoz Gloria Anne Navarro fav- 'TEV X' Q3 , 'G' 'Z '1- ,153 ..WOl'l' .... Alfred E. Neuman Mike John Pennings Stella Louise Perez Kathy J. Peyton Jerry Lee Pitts Rebecca Doris Powell Robert James Prescott Charles V, Russell Tom Salinas George Sapien Curt B. Schart Constance Suzzanne Sharp Bill Baxter Price Patricia Ann Puls Greg Quintanilla Jr. Dan Lee Ragan Darlyne Louise Silveira Patricia Anne Smelser Marlin Christopher Smith Trude M. Starr Gary Lee Stevens The courage from Graduation is ours today and always now. .,?g E- A--Lge . -, 1 'vt . llglf 'F ' N, ..- l il? l' fl l , l , l l i NOTED AS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED are ambitious Olive Vanselow and Bill Park. I f 1 . f .. 'jg Y HUNGRY SENIORS, Bob Roberson, Trucli Starr, Van- gie Chaidez, and Bob Nixon, enioy pastries bought from the Bake Sale. ri . . . nothing succee S . . David Robert Rainbolf Kathy Ann Reeves Daine Marie Regueira Bob Franklin Roberson Abraham Rodriquez Juan Vasquez Rodriquez Bonnie Ruth Rooks Dawn Marie Ruprighf . . like success J. O. Norman Thomas, Jr. Chuck Ray Thomason Mitchell, Scott Thompson Maureen Fahey Tolberf Arlene Fay Whitaker Gloria Laura Whife Bonnie Lee Willemsfyn Johnny Lane Townsend Linda Truiillo Mary Trujillo Olive Louise Vanselow We present our Seal creaied by our A.S.B. i T Q iw. , as i KNOWN FOR always being appropriately and neatly DRESSED are Greg Quinranilla and Connie Sharp. 'pf Sincerit . . . Verit -,QQ nl ' WOUND UP over hobby is Dickey Vitro, who says Time is something to Toy with. '31 ...Hon0r.. I Camera Shy Burl L. Alfaffer Carol Susan Coshin Allen Bert Cole Mary Dale Gordon Robert Pete Guerrero Vongail Jane Huey Leslie Lawrence Jolly Othal lBuddyJ Morris Rick Moton Albert C. Orena Lorefo Garcici Ortiz Darryl Clarke Potella Jeanette Schipholt Fred Charles Sphor John Tissel Elva Jean Unsell Richard Vitro Robert A. Whiteman George Eugene Wolden l C ,MJ 0, WWZTM My we JVM L raft 76 ,I 19 SIERRA VISTA'S F IRS pw wi M ,jaw X WM MQW? MM yy QL M Vw QM Qu x ,QM W My W W' Q pffl I WJ M f?l3wWWMw h W fp W M Joseph Pucayg X A . fsponsor, U , nfadum and rq kmasfef D ATING CLASS Dear Seniors: With great reluctance l bid you farewell after two successful and rewarding years as your class sponsor. Your accomplishments have been many, your estab- lished Traditions will live long. My greatest desire would be to follow each of you to insure success as you discover the wonderful world of living, but this is a physical impossibility. Thank you for playing such an important role in my lite, and leven though l cannot be with each of you physically, I will always be with each of you spiritually. Sincerely, QW nl Maybe we all look casual and calm in these pictures, but it took a Conquistador photographer to get us to slow down enough to have our pictures taken. However, we were glad to relax tor a moment. After swinging brooms, mops and electric scrubbers, and after trembling into telephones, and before grade school classes, we deserve the rest. The arrival of the Neighborhood Youth Corps Program on our campus is a true help to many of us who dicln't have transportation and who couldn't find after school work in our own B.P. Some people say that money is the root of all evil, but when nations don t use money, they use weapons. We're grateful for money, and for our governmenfs understanding of the pressures today's world puts upon the high-school student of 1965. 1. 3' 'J an fe' UNDERGRADS OUR UNDERCLASSMEN have inscribed their own traits into the Seal ot Sierra Vista. The freshmen have become accustomed to the realm of high school society, responsibilities must be fulfilled. Remember . . . the Howdy Dance, Big and Little Sister Program, estoy estas esta, lockers, homeroom, apples, apples, applesauce. The Sophomores have developed pride and respect toward the spirited atmosphere of Sierra Vista by ioining school organizations and partici- pating in school activities . . . car washes, A square plus B square equals U square, boniour, assemblies, cut cards, room ll8. The spirited zeal ot the Juniors was chal- lengecl only by the Seniors. Can we ever forget Snowflakes and Starlite, college-prep. exams, class rings, Bloomington game, Semper fidelis, orchids in the ice box, Junior-Senior Prom, gra- cluation? 27 OFFICERS I DISCUSSING PROM PLANS are Junior Class l-lomeroorn Representatives Fran O'Conner, Gil Lopez, Herbert, Norma Gullixson, John Vergof, Leon Sopicki, Eddie Montoya, and Nancy Tomlinson. THE PRIVILEGE ot being responsible for the first Junior-Senior Prom went to this yecir's Junior Class Officers. Gilbert Lopez os prexy kept the clciss swinging from one fund roising crctivity to onother for the big event. Swept olong in the current of octiv- ities wos Fron O'Conner, Vice Pres- ident, ond Rick Kolmcin, secretory-trees urer, ond cill their coherts. Accomplishments of this energetic group furnished memories cherished by mony Juniors. PLANNING FUTURE fundraising activities are Gilbert Lopez President Mrs Pinheiro Sponsor and Fran O'Conner, Vice President. iid- Fu ,,C7 cf 5 C? E' fx J - 0 -- J fl J , f if cf fr fi , fl gf 92 Cy . K V52 fb ,. , -.0 . ii f , rr iigi W ' K .L -5 iii , ,ti A, sr my i ii, il 'gs'-5. - 5,i .,-it its ' ' K gf ll iii x was HONORED AS OUTSTANDING Junior Boy and Girl are Leon Sopicki and Virginia Taylor. L ... xl5T f in . 112 l ,i it . ii nn a f.. BECAUSE of their most vibrant personalities, Diana Benevenuti and James Herbert are se- lected as friendliest Boy ancl Girl, PARTICIPATING in Cl VCI- riety of sports, Frances Ivy and Jerry Miller were voted Most Athletic by their fellow classmates. CHOSEN BY THE JUNIORS as Best Looking Boy and Girl on campus are Bolo Carlson and Charlotte Jackson. ' U Q I' I I he .C .S SOAKING WET wnlh soap suds and water are Diana Benevenufi, Barbara Easlon, and Norma as. Q., 1 er il A' XL J.. A: Alvarez, Delfin Barnes, David Buffington, Albert Clark, Mark me . 'lr s . -V --1 -.ia-' ' -4.x J. . Anderson, Karen Bateman, Gwen Burton, Phillip Cameron, John Clark, Phyllis 4.5 L gk -vu' ,r it - 1 5. Anderson, Ted Benefiel, Jim Cady, Elan Campbell, Ann Cobb, George l -xv' 'Ee' r,-eg. Y 551 ' , - Xu I ,MIN J Z1 ll .Q- T1 ' ix ,l J l L ' K Y , .JZ-kg: S ' : , ' QW , ' xx K I 1 5 ' 5 3 nl :lla A r ' n LUV iiz - wif fl' M , A X, ,Fill M V W we , .,.,. , 2 Tsx '. X X 2 'AN v Andrade, Clyde Anrill, Margaret Benevenuri, Diana Bolz, Steve Cairns, Kathy Calcanga, Tom Carlson, Bob Carr, Lyle Cockrell, James Cole, James G xc, L as . vs. f E' '15 v 5 q.-- -H' K i X 'X f. -our L- t' V K. l .. I Q- .- . so , ' , .f-'- ,' 1 1 i as , L- I' l f Y I .. , vs, f 1 -'FA -. 1 , , I t . . mea. , -C lma- .?L.i....-nx :alla 1 K - , 'tc - :Lf 'iv l l xl in ' I C ,-. P. . ' 2 A r t F X Lf ' 'uf 3-A ,, A , I ,. -:I 4- , 'E . .KN has 'g's 5-4 an Q ' Yu N: f ZX'1,'v l . ' A1 Y I x its ' , rf K ll. . 9 . U . Coley, Dennis Cooper, Linda Cota, Charles Cox, Betty Cracraft, Harold Cunningham, Vicki D'Antin, Betty Deleon, Sandra Diai, Manuela Dowdle, Doritha Dumont, Barbara Durham, Bob Easton, Barbara Ellsworth, Coral Escuiuri, Joe Ezbenko, Kathy Faulk, Aleeta Fehrlen, Charlene Fewell, Cordell Forestner, Carl Ford, Margaret Ford, Martha Gabe, Carl Gess, Lee Gibson, James Gibson, Mike Gingrich, Dennis Gilmore, Wayne Gleason, Susan Gonzales, Elvira Griffith, Carolina Guerrero, Joe Gullixson, Norma Gura, Robert Hamilton, Carl JUNIORS found The world-To-be Their apple. WiTh- ouT The Tasks which keep seniors iumping, The Juniors were Tree To ioin all The fun, and only occasionally observe The deTails of organizing. Nobody rained on Their parade. . . , The world was Their apple and They had Their biTe! Thank you Barbra Bewi1ching Ball : Nancy Tomlinson and Felix Lara. Hastings, Steven Hoffman, Eileen James, Margaret Layman, Lewis 's 'Lt' Haudenschield, S. Hollis, Connie James, Siephcn Lee, Rhoda Hayek, Larry Hunt, Melinda Kalman, Rick Kimmel, Carol Looney, Alan Hernandez, Linda lsaksen, Carol Ketcherside, Ellis Kolodziei, Kathy Lyons, Georgia Hernandez, Betty lavicoli, Gail Kerkoff, David Knaclle, Rulon Lowe, Roger Herbert, James Hyatt, John Kaustinen, Randy Kirchner, Liz Lopez, Gilbert sne- i ll l Ldv hu 'St 'J , I H ,X sex, - Q- T -i , , - -1. .. -- f'iFTl:.' +G ' 'V T' . ' Y. , qw l ,.. V ' 'J A- w wr, 4 1 'WEP x t it Ak. ,E- 4 - . 1., Y : ,run ' X fe xiii, X HU' ,, Lau, 'IST a. .r Nunez, Gloria Ochoa, Linda O'Conner, Fran Ortiz, Andy Osika, John Mann, Marla Martinez, Leonard Martinkovic, Ernie Matteson, Dawn Mayo, Tony McCarthy, Mike McKay, Sandy Mendick, Richard Mendoza, Charlotte Metzinger, Richard Meyer, Jim Middleton, Chuck Mish, Larry Monie, Margaret Montes, Lucy Montoya, Eddie Moon, Tom Moore, Richard Moran, Ron Moreno, Adrian Munden, Randy Neally, Jim Nelson, Roy Navarez, David Osman, Linda Ovadia, David Owens, Steve Paprock, Wayne Parslow, Sharen Passwater, Bob L BELLS! BELL! BELLS! NEXT YEAR'S SENIORS ore sei' for The Triumphs of The Dons. They become so inspired oT The sighf of This yeor's winnings Tho? They melTecl Their coin info one more great Junior conTribuTion To Sierro Visfo. They come up wiTh on imporTcin'r VicTory Bell. Long Moy It Ring, says Junior GilberT Lopez, Sue Ellsworth, Fron O'Connor. Puynn, Virginicl Pyles, Dorlho Rose, Chnrlcs Smith, Joe l , T .g Peyton, Dennis Phelps, John Plume, Don Renfrew, Thereso Reyes, Mory Reynolds, Bill Sukotini, Sharon Sanchez, John Sopion, Glorio Schweppe, Richard Sender, Jomes Senteno, Phillip Sopicki, Leon Smlfzfus, Joe Strobehn, William T mr, T J' f Tr i T' of r. eff , - , , riff, .N l... 1 x ,. h r . , 4 Q .- fi .H 'V T my is o , , g ll r --5, Sl XX r if . i x4 a I t ppfvs . Q, i- - .- , , l, , . , , .-, - 1, 'fl l I , t i l l Y' : f , t wr--' li ri l i i if .., i lr' 5 W '-ri x -U ' 4' .hr 41 ,, EE- ifiat i -,xi 14.54, ,-. -1 , 3 - I ,J W q ki' 771 if f -un ,, t , if 1 Vr- Vs 4' lv A Vogelsang, Victor Vollaire, Nancy Wilbanks, Ken Wilde, Robin Wilford, Robert t -' Sturges, Lynda Sullivan, Carol Sullivan, Paul Sumner, Bill Sutterfield, Howard Swantick, Janice Taylor, Dianne Taylor, Virginia Tate, Art Thomas, Richard Thomas, Janice Tomlinson, Nancy Torres, Carmen Travis, Corinne Truelson, Donald Trupiana, Jo Ann Tullis, Philip Tustin, Linda Unrich, Paul Van Busklrk, Louisa Van Fleet, Sammy Varner, Linda Vega, Frank Vergot, John Williams, Earle Williams, Merle Wilson, Mike Winters, Sue Wright, Regena Wyatt, Leonard Camera Shy Abbott, Michael Alfaro, Sammy Axtell, Rodney Betlisch, Steve Byers, Barbara Caplenter, Joan Chaidez, Esther Freeman, Yvonne Gonzales, Betty Hamilton, Gloria Haye, Jesse Hill, James Ivy, Frances Looney, Ann Millard, Cora Miller, Jerry Moore, Sandra Plant, Kathy Poyser, Leland Rensink, Martha Rodriquez, Joe Sylvia, Delores Vialpando, Lorraine Williams, Barbara Zook, Raymond COUNTING your faces and unspelling your sig- natures was a task we happily will to one of you we catalogued in your Junior Year. May you enioy publishing next year. Junior Section Ed., Assistant, J! P.S. Even after all this, you will always be more than a face to us. We'll remember you as friends. i i l .ci Phillip Senteno, Joyce Cameron, Mike Remember, it's yours next McNally. year! H 2 . 5 N J X , - pf- ' Dawn Matteson and fellow student Junior Section Editors: Judy Fox and Dickey Thomas, 49 wi-J Y X QU X M J 3, it t E-v l J ,QQ J 9, KQQJNN L W -Q K. ,JJ S UNF ff 4 mc, U Y SD X Vi 'N Y . is wi. X- JK ET xj Si J' 5 QQ Xb! - f V Nl , A f i X . 'tm,foThmm:B'fX ,fs 57+ f ,, 0 Q31 W ,3iL.,iS5wFl5, Q-,sfgfqvl fd! 1 -X xx-X L13 J ' ' ggx , V i - -sy V X . CJ Y? fv Yi . fl 33 XA J gf 'SK W O' Ile' ' L C K A fl J f jf K N :J 'Qs LX NJ NJ' i 1 02 Qs UQ! .H 60 , ' J i 'N S fx AMX , 'T J x 'FX i A A- J YJ L, Qty qaiw bm bl ?1 N 0 S hh I N ,fi Q25 uk 3,ffsL,t pay if ,M ry op omore G rinse wtwess riyir -XJ. UQNXJ' NN 3 'J -J 1 aj EQ? 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Qneff CLASS PRESIDENT Kathy Sullivan discussing fund-raising ideas with sponsor Mrs. Jane Lamont. SOPHOMORE CLASS Representatives: Margaret Stroud, Mrs. Lamont, spon- sor, Lorette Regueira, Mary Helloert, Jolene Wolff, Vicki Thomas, Janie Gonzales, Edna Stoltzfus, Kathy Osborne. NX. I VICE PRESIDENT Manuel Martinez with Sec.-Treas. Edna Stoltzfus, lfar leftl: Presiden Kathy Sullivan talking with her representatives, lleftl. 38 ptimist! ON THIS PAGE clnd on Those' following are The fcxces of Those who monoged loy deTerminc1Tion To meriT The ronk of upperclossmen. UnTorTunoTely, some picfures on This Sophomore secTion no longer represenf high school sTuolenTs. These are picTures of sophomores who, os Rogers ond HommersTein coiled 'em, were cock- eyed opTimisTs. They ThoughT They found The ecisy woy ouT. We soIuTe The sophomores who sTciyed ond mode The grode . . . Tomorrow's Juniors of Sierro VisTci. D , x ,si A L L' , X A L - 4 , ep-, , .H 17 lldi. ,V f , Q R - K 3 .U ff ff' tri: A X . 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Acciani, Linda Adamcik, Jae Aker, Elinda Aluenda, Danny Altaffer, Ann Altman, Rickey Alva, Luis Arnerman, John Anderson, Noemi Andrade, Patricia Aragon, Pete Ashmore, Coral Avalos, Jennie Avance, Carl Baker, Jim Baldwin, Jeanette Barker, John Barney, Loren Bartley, James Bastian, John Betts, Nona Blackwell, Carol Blankenship, Vicki Banilla, Cecilia Bary, Christobal Bowlin, Mike Brown, Cecil Burns, Wayne Burton, Donald Cameron, Joyce Campbell, Larry Cannon, Wayne Cannon, William Carillo, George Carroll, David Carter, Jack Casper, Fred Caylar, Vicki Chaidez, Christine Chanick, Tommy Q fs H ' A Q- .vfleil I W h .- B N - X lie T s g lla Z X Chappell, Steve Cisheros, Norma Cissell, Wather Clift, Judy Cabos, Rosemary Cale, Dennis Comstock, Steve Connor, Keith Cornelison, Mike Cota, Caroline Cote, Berfin Cote, Nicole Craven, Patsy Cummings, Mike Dana, Jackie DeNoyer, Mike I X Dill, Benny i Q , Dominguez, Mary 0 -. ' 4- Q Drumm, Sharon ,I K f V 3 Drumrri, Sylvia I Q' W, Duckworth, Linda h, 5 y N 1 ,1 Duggins, Barbara AQ' A' - 51' ' K l L K' Km J, x Ealy, Thomas i Elder, Gayle I-,. 6: 1 Ellsworth, Carol 2 Elms 7' ' 6 Emerick, Karen ' I A 6 ' L I Estrada, Irma r eff' an I V ' , Farmer, Nancy iff W ,., ' , Ferber, William 6,7 I L- l- , - l ',- 'X Fernalcl, Gordon 1. H FX. I l i i -A-l Fisher, George ' Fire, Janice Flaco, Joe I Ford, Dale X' K : Ford, John Q, Fortune, Cathy 'SVI J ' fa C' Franich, Glenda Furuken, Diane Fussell, Carol - Gaieley, Larry Glaze, Don Gonzales, Alicia .14 Gonzales, Janie Gordon, John Granados, Mike Guerrero, Darlene Hanley, Rhonda Hannemann, Harold Hartman, Cheryl Hartman, Mike Harfsorn, Charles Hathaway, Claudia Haye, Willi Hays, Glenda Heatley, Bob Heavuilin, Linda soPHoMonE Heck' Bi ENGLISH can be exciting. It depends on Whom Helberr, Mary you SH Hernandez, Eddie by' Oops, Hernandez, John Herr, Linda ae, , .C .-1 6' f 'Y' .Q ,, HF 1 , Ga l J 'Q ' 5 .LA --' .- liz: Hill, Donald Hines, Greg Hinoios, Antonio Hire, Marsha Horn, Nancy Howe, Kenneth Hubbs, Gayle Huey, Diane 'f 4 ill' I i i L J 1 r AK Q 'X f A . w-rr' , ur ,- -A i--... l Y-'N ' l 5 , .- , . . 83 I i. L ,Q J ' lx. I .W ,,A. 1? 1 . 4. , . , , ' 94. . l R I i I . i . 5. 1 , . 6 .5 me 646, L f Qi i ...ff -1' Q ix . iii ff .tl I' - 'Y5 cr we I 5 .,-' L ' j v. ' ' isa fl. - V. 31.51. . ft V ,- . '19 r u w, f. 5, A .. --vu LL. fl -ag fat 3 1 , xi-:uf L 'U K '42, X ' . xv. '- .1 si., 71' .l. fruit ,. .. bi ,W il to s fx . ' I-N xJ'ifi i x..',, , LQ ,A 1 1 1 I I Huey, Harold Huff, Shirley Huff, Tanee Ivy, Carol Jaramillo, Nick Jarrell, Rita Johnson, George Kelly, Jim Kenny, Steve King, Donald King, Lcurd Kinsley, Ken Kitchel, Linda Klinger, Hank Kolb, Virginia Kolodziei, Mary Kough, Bobbi Kral, Tim Land, Linda Lora, Felix Lavine, Linda Lee, Gordon Lee, Kathy LeNoir, Bernice Lindsay, Steve Lister, Steve Longfellow, John Looney, Bill Lopez, Martha Lopez, Philip Lunney, Sandra Magness, Sandra Manelici, Nicolas Marquez, Alex Mortensen, Terry Martin, Chester Martinez, Manuel Martinez, Thomas Martinkovic, Bill Mason, Harold i A yn. ' Nl , lays:-v F A x L ' I F gf, Nik ,fo ' I L l I L.. Q 9 5.47 , -nr I If lil' L 'ict' K V' i 0 1 --L Matteson, Kathy Mauck, Paula Mowhorter, Chris Mayberry, Beth McCoy, Lucy McCoy, Marie McDonald, Connie McGuire, Kathy McLaughin, Cherryl McNally, Michael Mendez, Robert Miller, Robert l h lf ' i Mitchell, Larry . Middleton, Daniel , S I H Mondry, Judy i X C L,-': L 1 Montes, Rosie - , Monyman, Ingrid ,K -H I- E, V , . Morones, Richard r , P . si 6- L Mulherin, Ted V'-17, K Q--f Q Munger, Kathy J le' N If X' F' Nelson, Diana -' ' ' t . - . Nelson Jerry ' , -1 1 i-L' L . P, 1' , ' ' 4, .4 kr I ' ' , - L..-. is es.. w ' Norton' Larry O'Dane, Sharon O'l-lara, Lindo A 4: --V! 'X , Olson, Sharon L. Y- ' ,Ls , O'Rouke, Lewis 1'-F f . -1 Ortega, Tom l M Q X , W Osborn, Kathlene -.JNL-J ' N K 1 . f Pena, Mary YV O iii 7 .w r-W ., ,T Tv : V ,M-is , 9 1 Y .. iff, ' V' -.-LA 'WJ C 1T, H-5 Y x. . ,tg 'L' xL r Pickard, John Pinnick, Dean Poinclexter, Martha Powell, Joyce Prescott, Joe Probus, John Pulliam, Grace Radisch, Kathy Ramirez, Manuel Ramoneda, Victoria Ramos, Charles Regueira, Lorette Reguero, Jose Reifer, Charlene Renfrow, Danny ONE of The many problems The Sophomores have To face when growing up are The boy-girl rela- Tionships. If They face This problem and work iT out for Themselves, they will enioy all The excit- ing social evenfs in Their Junior and Senior year. Reyes, Linda Reyes, Rosie Riel, Elaine Rodriguez, Joe Romero, Diane Rocks, Donna Ruiz, Olivia Rupright, Chris Russell, Catherine Russell, Paul Salcido, Frank San Miguel, Ray l 'gi H. Y T t T T S - si T 'L T' 1 Er! 4 A H - .-:. , :-: T L T, K iii F T. , , e. iii M., - 12 Z- N I L., '. , H V Sanhllo, Earl 1 ' ,QT E' 1 Sawyer, Gary X , . rv . Scharf, David X 1 ' K mn - ' Q, ,J -, Senior, Earl l V Vt X A, ,nr W ' H I Senteno, Marie ::- A 1 K Q4 Sexton, Terry M TV, qv' Serrano, Guillermina M 'I ,. , Shellenberger, David M Q Y Y ' X I is M' 'X . 'Zee ' 3 . T. 1 ,.,,. I, T - - , j V 'gi ,, A 4 t Shephard, Colleen l IS- ' i 1, W , H V 'Z Sherman, Dale iii? ' X , ' V 7.57 Shoemaker, Michael T Q ' ' X- A-. Smelser, Steven k ' 1 7 H , -' ' F-T ll s t 'E' rd' n up h ,X t. A I i - ffffirrrnffr--:'--7 l V' - r MAA , 3 J .-.zu . 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V, , - M , l or re - t l ' Q an iw J A M I -ii'-N A 4 ' S, r ' l t xl l I' V l ' f r A is ' Q, ,, 4 . 1 N ' ' Q1 f . -P - z f- V l i - ' ,- , A X Q W Q R, J in f? e es vs. , MAL v N ' REV -:bl J l li se e? l - .i. .F A 'Ii Camera S Allen, Sharon Allison, Mervin Anderson, Patricia Atilano, Carmen Beaumont, Mary Bowen, Claudia Cobb, Billy DeLao, Joe Durbin, Margaret Duvall, Darrell Eason, David Elder, John Fonseca, Tony Fraiio, Norma Freeman, Yvonne Garcia, Daniel Gilmore, Wayne Glass, Maria Hamilton, Carl Hazen, Charles Jamison, Philip Jarrnilla, Jaime Lafon, Norman Larson, Robert Linares, Luis Martinez, Margaret Mendez, Joe Milotz, Julianna Newell, Paul Olivares, Javier Oronzco, Alfred Osborne, Dave Pennings, Steve Pullium, Grace Reguero, Jose Riel, Donald Rigby, Aurora Rodriguez, Benny Rodriguez, Bertha Salinas, Barbara Simpson, Danny Smith, Jackie Stephuhn, Patrick Tate, Arther Taylor, Linda Tharpe, Charles Thomas, Dorothy Ursulo, Blanca Wyatt, Leonard Smith, Lorraine Smith, Mike Solis, Pablo Soto, Joe Stevens, Sarah Stigers, Evelyn Stigers, Susan Stolfzfus, Edna Stroud, Margaret Stuart, Charles Sullivan, Kathy Sullivan, Vicki Sylvia, Gloria Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, Gary Thomas, Rebecca Thomas, Vicki Thompson, Paul Tikunoff, Danny Tissel, David Tissel, Joanne Trauger, David Travis, Lee Trulillo, James Turner, Ilona Unruh, Richard Valdez, David VanCuren, Jackie VanFIeet, Danny Vasquez, John Vega, Gloria Vallaire, Eunice Warren, Diana Whiteman, Mike Whorley, Bill William, Douglas Wolff, Jolene Worthington, Steve Wright, Victor Wyatt, Phillip Wyrick, Shirley Go, Dons, Go, THOUGH we won't be here to see you step into our senior shoes, we wish you well. We leave you the Spirit of Sierra Vista. Care for it. Give it what it needs from you. Make school lite more fun each year at Sierra Vista. And when you publish a much thicker Con- quistador in 1967 may you all be listed in the senior section with your name spelled correctly. K Jammu. vvamli P.S. I was only on the staff for office expe- rience. What an experience! Freshmen Face Freedom ADJUSTMENT TAKES PLACE in more Than one room aT Sierra VisTa. Some Freshmen can Take iT and They remain To ioin The ranks of sTu- denTs who will face freedom wiTh knowledge and skills. OTher freshmen move OUT and face freedom long before They know how To really be Tree IT was The very freedom of choice ThaT comes in high school which leT Them send Themselves away from Their own crowd. We saluTe Those who are sTilI wiTh us and who will enioy on our campus The freedom oT being young in a young world. FRESHMAN CLASS Presidenr, Jeff Serpa, Talking with his 'Fellow class officers: Lynn Highland, Vice Presidenfg Donna Makish, Sec.-Treas. and Sponsor, Mrs. Robinson. any Represeniofivesz Donna Wright, Laura Scott, Phillis Henry, Olivia Amezquifa, Donna Makishi, Joyce Cameron, Jeff Serpa, Lynn Highland, Janice Ford Pat Harrer, Beverly Heally, Joanne Lee, Kathy Sawyer, Eddy Baker, Mrs. Robison, sponsor, Doris Ray. -5 fda., 12 s K' .' KK .ss. L4 fig 22.-an fit bbq: T Be inningi th hard part of uccr-ass. '75-t ,M . 4: 1- - I i N. Q 0 M 4.165 ' A , v Q, M . , 21' lla ' 04 , - f l BIG SISTERS stand up for little ' 1 1' sisters Marsha Worthington, Di' l A VC, 3 wif., ,J ana Rios, Lirra Whitaker. mg! X 'lin'- J , are 'it' .2 Acostcr, Jimmy Arlotti, Vrnco Blanco, Waller Candelaria, R. . in 'C' ' LX ' K lfh - f -I , 4 , . 1 , .. J X 5 'T S ' ,. l l ' 1 . . ' i i EX X i 1 X I ' ' ' f i AL li -.if Ahlman, David Alaniz, Donny Alcala, Ramon Alduenda, D. Allen, Sondra Austin, Darrel Baca, Angelina Baker, Eddie Barnes, Larry Bateman, Wally Bland, Regina Bowlin, Steven Bowman, S. Bryant, Richard Cady, Russell Ccrrbciial, Marie Case, Beverly Castle, Ann Chaiclez, Linda Collum, Jayne X XX 1 1 . l I A ll.. Y? l 'MJ Alvarez, Robert Bell, Kathy Camarena, L. Cracratt, Carol ,i .. Q pr P! T r A- ' r l L . l 7 ll 1 in llii 3 ' .M i e- ,. . 'r . 1 7 'C l Q 4 ' l nl- ' 1 . Amezquita, O. Amparon, G, Bennett, Linda Cameron, Joyce Davis, Danny Beria, Robert Campbell, Jean DeFcrge, J. l few me sez l 4 A 3' xx ,s. Aragon, Frank Blanco, Manuel Canney, George Dowdle, Carol T' f . gl L lf' LI J 1, 'ff rp- , C Ti ,-.... ......,m, Ezfilrr- .zvsihaui Dozmati, Les Erenwein, N. Fonseca, Lydia Frame, Barbara 1 i f 4 . . if Q- . l E-ev! af:-3 f K:- , Q r. -., x, 'l '7' '. 6 fp Fug e , u. 4 r l George, Martha Gess, Rita Gordon, Mike Griffith, Jane Harrison, Shirley Harshborger, J. Hendricks, Fran Henry, PhyliSS Hunt, Don ,. . , I s,..... ' ' ' D 1 . ' .Ay dv ' ' f, F Q... if ' .. ' r -DEV ' A' . if , ' 2 ., E o , 1. ' , -gn I iz -'.- I -tv ' Y 2. .i , ,, y . K -.. Tuff Par. F i F S! if Echt, Ted Elliott, Candy Ellis, Dave Ezbenko, Yourik Farris, Betty Faulk, Pat Ford, Dennis Ford, Janice Formby, Cathy l Freeman, Ted Gee, Timothy Gelinas, Ken 'N r V ' I l , 4, i ' 4 I. C' . x . V . A ' i V x . V H- J fy' 4 , ' i ' FRESHMEN see the world beyond our campus. 3 l , 'C W ali' s 3 3 - -Z-Z-1-I-If-,-. .-115. K r H 55 N-A ' . Y V A V Q .C H fl '- Q er - - Q 4 , of YJ x ' - ' f 44 , , A! I r .A , - J Y J ' J ' bi ' ix .J ff' ,Sei M . ss A --'V ' ' , M- 1 ' 32? ' F A flat 'Bs .xrxffi 'RFI X ' s- 1 'I' , ' tw .eel sk U- , L' '-' J 1 s Q ' 'K A V, ,. . Q a Q V I . t ,L . - F ' I ' - L. ,. W- ' . Q ' s f NN A I - 1, 4 v - .- V F' -'fjr 1 , ,II .f. A .. -1 '. :rss . xr- -' X ' I- V E 1 ., X - ,Q l'x,j,h- G . X X Gold, Steve Gonzales, R. Haskell, Richard Hastings, C. Hayes, Gary Heck, Rcrnclall Heidtke, Carl Hendrix, Calvin Gullixson, Susan Harrer, Pat Highland, Lynn Hill, David Hinoios, Teresa Hopkins, Jeff Howell, Becky Huff, Margo Hartman, Linda Haskell, Pomelo James, Mike Jamison, Mike Jaramillo, Jesus Jeffers, Harold Jenkins, Linclcr Jewel, John Herbert, Danny Hernandez, R. Kirchner, P. Klein, Bill Lalnarberci, V. Lc1Fand, Robert LaMcrdricl, R. Lancaster, Janie Hurlbut, Don Hussey, Diane Jackson, Mike Johnson, Robert Janes. DOWN Juarez, Vincent Kath, Carl Congratulation , class of 968 from the class of 965. 5 .lg li FRESHMEN Sandra Bowman, Chris Hasfings, Susan Gullixson, Diane Hussey learn 'ro cheer our Dons. 5 i l X . 44 .Lil X. . , ii L i Kg. ' i. i K l DIA L XY L ' i K 1 ixl I A ia Y Landry. Phil Makishi, Donna M Michael, Rabin M Mull, Martha M Lanson, Karen ann, Owen illard, Arthur unden, C. Lee, JoAnne Marquez, Ray Mills, Mike Nnvarretie, J. gr 1.- us- Y' !-., I ez, N .x ' AQ ' ' A I . i E l dj 47 k A. 4' L 1 ' 2 H Q in 'Z , NA- ,ri - . , -C i S . , 1 Ai Y ' r ' 1. : .E-.. I 2 W w. , An X I 'V 4 'v lv -lx Y 1' 1 ' Q X i ' ' . . . N I , 1 .Ley - v gg ' wfi . . fl T L i ':.. - 'f.1..i-, i ' 'J Lee, Ronnie Linares, Adrian Long, Pauletfe Lopez, Paul Lopez, Rebecca Laredo, Ruben Lyons, Artie Martinez, Mona Mason, Myrna Matchell, Rick Meier, Carol Melendez, Eddie Melendez, Judy Mendoza, R. Mish, Lydia Miyagishirna, G. Miyakawa, C. Monie, Raymond Maoneyham, J. Mooyrnan, S. Morado, Frances Navarreite, R. Navarro, Ray Neally, Beverly Nevarez, F. Nixon, Richard Parker, Donald Parish, Nadine Jr Q X J F X v ' L S ULTURES i T . a..L I Q 'Q ' I is , I xr Q' 1, ., fl , 5 . ' - IX if X,f'X 'DAN . N. AX. u i: ' I' ' L-I im? A -ll v i ni gk l i Q W , , . ,F V i , X Q, pi 2 i i ' N P' ' i ij J if Q. , ., . Kill -' Alma Passwater, Pat Paver, Ray Payne, Dorothy Payne, Pam Peace, Ronald Pena, Peter Phipps, Linda Pickord, David Pitts, Eddie Plant, Debbie Plume, Jerry Powell, Cathy Price, Bill Ramirez, Juan Ray, Doris Reguero, Ernest L -'-Q11 1 K ,, t,-.M ll ' ee X All CLASSROOM conferences help kill time. ,W 1? -I .,.-151324 NF. ml -',. E I In h 75 ., i . A - ,- ., .- W ,- fi if , V n i iietli 'Ns I All . . wllilf, . ' l '-t AI N vs, : '.t . L, lg ' ' , ,,, - .ff 1 ., h .' 1 ' , f' ' A . Y A - 1 ,i S I 's U ,ii is L- W - if 1: Agni- ,X I ll l 'f Ng ' t , it s V af V ' .er - ,- Reichert, Glenn Rensink, Lindo Roberson, Kathy Robeson, Ronnie Schipholt, Ellen Schnabel, Mike Schroepfer, C, Scott, Laura Searcy, Steven Rodriquez, V. Ronquillo, Linda Ruiz, Hurnbert Russell, Bob Smith, Shirley Snapp, Doug Solis, Melinda Soto, Eva Spikes, Bill SU lCl3lU, Eddie Sanchez, Carl Sawyer, Kathy Schaefer, David Stuart, Carol Tonner, Douglas Taylor, Susan Townsend, C. Townsend, M, Sheperd, Alice Shoemaker, M. Shumon, Marsha Slone, Gregory Ursulo, Albert Valdez, Albert Vasquez, Luis Waldron, Steve Walker, Darrel 5l0lfZfU'5, Fern Storrs, Corrine Strain, Paulette Strobehn, Mary Troslavina, G. Truiillo, Herman Tucker, Debbie Underwood, R. ' Q l ..,.y if .- V f .14 fa:-T,7X,J ' 1 Serpa, Jeff Stigers, Ken Traslavina, C, Walls, Marsha , l J 'lw' YW 'fmt , 1. l i t ' ' Q , 4 l f ' . 5 J lt . . fiF95i' ,tttt is -or lifg 1 52 it I V, V an . ,i V- , V L ' eel 1 s is. N hf fa 7 - l' el farms. t Weinberger, S. West, Barbara Whipple, Robert Whitaker, L. White, Danny White, Robert Wilbanks, Dora Williams, David Walt, Larry Wood, David Worthington, M. Wright, Donna Zupkofska, A. Alva, Elia Amerrnan, John Ausbun, Larry Bangs, Criss Barney, Loren Barrera, Connie Bonllla, Yvonne Bowen, Beverly Box, Frances Burns, Wayne Carter, Candace Ceicleburg, Jackie Chappell, Steve Chaves, Dolores Clair, Jacqueline Cochrane, William Cooper, Terry Corona, Elvia Cummings, Micheal Demitro, Zarko DeNoyer, Mike Drumm, Sharon Duquette, Don Duvall, Connie Enriquez, David Farley, Dixie Fite, Janice Flanagln, Rod Frallo, Joe Franks, Paulette Garnett, Linda Gaulden, Noel Gerharl, Patricia Grenlnger, Janet Guerrero, Darlene Guerrero, Jesus Gwatney, Michael Haney, Pam Hartman, Cathlene Hartman, Mike Hays, Glenda Hays, Patricia Heatley, Bob Herrera, Jose Hopkins, Ronald Kough, Barbara Krone, Harry Latta, Sharan Lindsay, Steve Linker, Edyth Loera, Erasmo Dear Frosh, SENIOR YEAR seems tar away as you read your name and see your picture, but remember you have gone one fourth ofthe roacl already. When the going gets tough, and the sophomore slump sets in, look how close the senior section is in this book. Realize that years go by like pages in a book. Dream of your- self as a senior. Work while you're awake, and make your dreams come true. facet., CMMM JW Loury, Debbie Madden, Jerry Martinkovic, William Mason, Myrna McDonald, Connie Meissner, James Mena, Rose Miller, James Miller, Robert Milotz, Betty Mistretta, Sandi Mitchell, Larry Montes, Rose Mooyman, Simon Moran, Richard Munger, Kathy Murietta, Sylvia Nelson, Diana Norred, Phillip O'Hara, Linda O'Neill, Josephine Osborne, Dave Parish, Nadine Perez, Arthur Perez, Grace Poindexter, Martha Frobus, John Pruett, LaVerne Ramirez, Minnie Richardson, Linda Riel, Elaine Riggs, Linda Rios, Andrew Rios, Diane Salcido, Frank Sanchez, Richard San Miguel, Ray Schipholt, Loeke Senior, Earl Serrano, Guillermina Stanart, Artie Stevens, Sharon Sturdy, Carol Swartz, Donna Tissel, Richard Vogliardo, Frank Warren, Elana Walls, Kenneth White, Stan Whiteman, Mike Williams, Mary ASB - THE FINAL YEAR has ended for the first graduating class of Sierra Vista High School, The Class of '65, My personal gratitude goes to all who have cooper- ated in our school activities. I wish the best to the class of '66 and to all who remain to carry on the spirit of Sierra Vista High School. MW Wm 6 A.s.B. PRESIDENT 54 as' any -rw, , , veg. Wwgy, . -P ' ,. 5525? 3 4 wi. f.. up V ,Y , ...r 1 1 ,aw , .. ,.j'3E-fYH'Q.. 1-QM? I ,gp-1 . ,rr-.54 xx., THREE LITTLE MAIDS from school is more than a ditty from Gilbert and Sullivan. It is a song of praise heard all around Sierra Vista. Our three praiseworthy pretties are Nina Wynkoop, Secre- tary of Pep, Stella Perez, Secretary ot Activities, and Olive Vanselow, Secretary of Ways and Means. They have added, by their hours of end- less administering and assisting, hours and dol- lars worth of fun to our year and our lives. - W' Student Court THE DON'S COURT, the student body government of Sierra Vista, gives its members a chance to develop leadership and the spirit of cooperation. MEMBERS: Ray Lunney, Lynda Baker, Vicky Ramonecla, Brad Campbell, Sandra Lunney, Gwen Bateman, Jane Griffith, Floyd Bennet, Eddy Baker, Leon Sopicki. 43 The rule. mutual respect. FREEDOM does not mean license. ' '... and iustice for all. Making certain that its students are ready, to face this American Right, Our Sierra Vista Student Court provides experience which is not always pleasant. Administering iustice is not pleasant for the student iudges, but as adults that task will often fall to them. Judges, iuries, and defendants agree, the suspense and serving of time carries an unfor- gettalole message to all. X Aa igoflhrvv 3 95 iey Club WORKING with Presidenf, Dave Woodside, and Vice PresidenT, Ed MonToya, This service orgonizaTion deepened iTs imprinT upon our campus and our communiTy. Canned goods were gaThered and dis'rribuTed, Danny Thomas's March on Lukemia was underTaken, and FooTloall Queen, MarieTTa Minick was presenTed and spon- sored in royal sTyle. There was enfhusiasm crnd orgonizaTion apporenT in each acTiviTy The Key Club helped. Sponsor Mr. Haberlein and all of Sierra VisTa were proud of The growTh and sincerify of all 25 members. L To R Dave Rcnnbolf, Roy Nelson, Don King, Bill Pork, Eugene McClain, Mitch Thompson, Dove Carpenter, Dove Owens, Elieso Garcia Chas Russell Floyd Bennett Joe PrescoTT PUT McGee, Paul Russell, Manuel Moriinez, Paul Thompson, Tom Martinez. Pres. Woodside, Sponsor, Mr. Hoberlein, V.P., Eddie Montoya, Mike Gibson, and John Vergot. I President David Woodside Service Above Self . Q -cf 9531 BY THE ROSEBUSH planted in her honor, Queen Marietta, reminisces with her Key Club sponsors, 'F w Tw NSY' :F j I m mr :. g. .553 zgjgaf 60 ' ' . g l!F3 ggifiii 5 '?,gi' i if! 5' ' -f ' AA ' l --' lr .I Lf: F 1.11. e ef A'-1'-5' ij is tl :ll Girl's League ANNOUNCING Girls League was like telling our Alma Mater that she had matured enough to form a pure- ly service organization, and maturity was the mark of our activities. From a Senior Mother's Tea in the fall, on through the Snow Flakes and Starlite Christmas Dance, the enthusiasm for our organization in- creased. Spring found us busy aid- ing all clubs to salute and serve the class of '65. Girls League President YVONNE MARTINEZ 61 Ke., .. s. California Scholastic Federation I SHOPPING FOR A COLLEGE? Join the C.S.F. This silent but active club exists to help Sierra Vistas College bound. Members spend time discussing and comparing courses offered on the campuses around and away. Several times a year they tour and get first hand impressions of nearby halls ot ivy. President Bill Park sets a good example of The Leisure Way of choosing a career. . lili I IL, FFR an . 1 .11 I f '-Q' .J CTCD No.3 zgx ' Left ro RT.: Diane Regiura, Dawn Ruprighr, Darlene Burgess, Vange Chai- Sharon Garrow, Ray Lenny, Darlene Burgess, Carol Els- Tom Nixon, Sfella John Taylor, Cathy Pey- dez, Terry Prescott, Larry Moss, Dave Owens, worrh, Sharon Haudenschield, Dave Owens. Pefel, Judy Fox, Jim Ton, Greg Quiniinella. Linda Sturges, Andy Gullixan, Brad Campbell, BGl'l49I'- Sharon Handenschied, Sharon Garrow. Lien' A - V, W..--,-.. ,- . 5- w..-A ' La Estrella HAIL Sierra VisTa's La Esrrellal Type- wrirers clicked, camera's snapped, erasers rubbed, and head's rolled. ThaT was The rnonThly formulas for our .lournalisTic crew. No one and noThing was spared To sign our paper wiTh The spirir and class of Sierra VisTa. Managing EdiTor, MAR- IETTA MINICK guided The sTyle of our scandal sheeT, while EdiTors KATHIE PEYTON, KRIS MASTEN and JOHN TAYLOR drove everyone To Till The columns in GREG QUINTANILLA layouTs. BRAD CAMPBELL sold ads by The hundreds of dollars. STELLA PEREZ and JUDY FOX goT deliveries ouT, and kepr Track of proTiTs. The paper broke even, Thanks To business man, DANA KNOTT. Marierra Minick e .- ' , . . ...,. .ve - T.. -1 2 -. .-f'x',l .1. -gg'.- -ifmlxo f vp - J ,, 11--f rye' .' -' . '-.4 -L-'-1 Y .7 1 ,gf - ' ' -- lkmwr-T--Q 1 1, W . ' --'Y-i'1..::.T.:.-, .... I ' lm., Jim Barker Betty Gonzales Dave Owens Larry Moss Kathy Peyton lisa., 0' fv dll ,W ,qi Q-5' A - 'L-'HH 3 iw 4 ,fi ' 5 --gk If A -P' .ff 1-vang. Q . 1: , lf., .1 3 I L Ig, K 5. N .' Q, if qv V '15 sv 5,551 'R .- 416, Q AJ. 3440? A., I I J. .. S si ' Q, vgfkfi' D df' 1 -7 .wr 3 The World ls Our Stage Cloak and Dagger W Drama Club THE THRILL of Theater conTinues To course Through Sierra VisTa's Campus. New spiriT, added by an- nouncemenT of class plays, made more and more of us swell The ranks of show people. On These pages, only The members of The CLOAK AND DAGGER CLUB are shown. IT was This group That has yearly helped us grow in The appreciaTion of This arT. I-Iomemaking WITH GRADUATION SO CLOSE iT was nafural ThaT our senior girls would be Thinking of cook- ing and baking because They know The old adage, The quickesr way To or man's hearT, eTc. So, wiTh deTerminaTion They accomplished The mission of giving Sierra VisTa a Senior Home- making Club. As soon as news was our They served cz PTA meeTing, and The LA CounTy Music Conference. AT ChrisTmas They held a formal dance and parTy. To make cerTain each member could af- ford The expense of Taking a boy They held a sale of ChrisTmas Formals aT special prices. This caring for each oTher's needs proves Thaf This organizaTion Truly has fuTure homemakers. 68 1,0 1 ' J' 'KT aw bolvvvquvxi -Ea: .4- Shin 3 Ui ff?-fl S 4 I .M i Q-51.11 e -- J , . ,,.,.,5, . - If In I A A. x ' if: if , ,I '4 '. N' .f ---. il ' F- - ' ' '-V .W -, ,. . L- 1 V 1,1 Fi, gr ff, A- L- J ' ' ii 'fa LJ H . -I 'of' If 'Zz Q L f1 'g-f -1 f In I 13? I gf fr- ,M 'I 4 13- , ju . 'YJ-,J .Jn 1 . i. I M I . +L, g , . '13 af g , , ik' az , I ls -wry , 1,4 . , . I V .MV , , 1.4 .-L'-, ,,. , , Roy Colwick Don Rogan Dan Johnson Lindo Harrer Brad Campbell Lloyd Littlefield Dove Woodside Andy Gullixson Bob Prescott Melinda Hunt Gail Fernald Carl Guest Bob Nixon OUR WORK IS IN YOUR HANDS. AT This mornenT The producTion of your proud sTaff of ConquisTador '65 is undergoing your arTisT'ic iudgemenT. IT is our hope ThaT you find in iT The volume of affecfion and research we inserTed for your pleasure land oursl. Managing Editor, Dan Johnson wiTh Co-Eolifors Linda Harrer and Brad Campbell, foughT The becllam which offen obscured hopes ThaT deadlines would be meT. SecTion Edifors kepT Their bosses busy by endlessly discovering new layouTs in SevenTeen and Look Magazines. 6 . ,Y I I 'Q K I I' 'lla I if J 'fs 1, wg-, I I fi! r-'f .1 i,,! YS v , I 4' VQ- s -4 V . , i xx n S , -F1f ,- ,l 'f i I ' .. 1- ,wiv . 1., ,itll 'sl V i 1 E LH .- nf' 1 a gfri Tom Nixon Norman Thomas Gary Thomas. John Duqkworfh Terry Prescott Vangie Chaidez Dave Horn Dqve Owens Trude Starr Stella Perez Larry Moss Vickie Chapman Marietta Minnick Judy Fox WORDS AND WITTICISMS were squeezed from our copy writers, and money was squeezed from our student body, lyou, dear reaclerl, by Finance Director Gail Fernald, and her henchmen, Lloyd Littlefield and Carl Guest. When they failed to provide money enough for tilm and glue, Advertising Editors, Dave Owens and John Duckworth, toured the valley raising funds so that the camera crew, Robert and Terry Prescott and Andrew Gullixson could Capture for us the fun ot this special year at Sierra Vista. It is here, now, signed and sealed by your staff. AA GOING PLACES wos The slogon ofSierrc1 Vusfo s G A A We lived up To iT. The big Disfrlcf Buses rolled on ond off campus regularly os they Took us chollengers on Play Doys Throughour The volley. President X R 1 ,. C Qjmlll, r lm SPONSOR, Mrs. Lee Hollander mode cerfoin the buses rolled reguorly. X-'1 l ' Tr Melinda Hunt, Diane Benevenuti Carol Elsworth Susan Elsworth Jeri Nelson Norma Gullixson Gwen Bateman Lynda Boker Cl-IEERING WAS EASY at Sierra Vista This year. It was the biggest year for the Dons and the turn out for Pep Club reflected this happy fact. The bright and breezy members of this club came early to foot- ball games and wrapped the goal posts, they sold the programs, and they cheered and cheered and cheered. Their spirit around that fifty yard line let our Dons know they had fans all the way. DARLENE MARIETTA N INA GINNY ur Pepsters 0KAY DONS, let's really show our spirit, yelled Linda Harrer, head cheerleader, into the mike as she primed the cheering section for the next familiar yell. WE'RE THE CHAMPS . . . the crowd shouted enthusiastically, led by SV's six vibrant and vital Varsity Cheerleaders - Nina Wyn- koop, Darlene Osborne, Joe Soto, Marietta Minick, Ginny Taylor, and Linda Harrer, head. The Student Body of Sierra Vista reacted ecstatically to the sharp, precision approach of' our PEPSTERS, showing us they learned their lessons well at the National Cheerleaders School on the campus of the University of Redlands during the summer. They won four ribbons, three Third places and one Honorable Mention, in cheer competition at Camp, and their tumbling techniques showed what they can do in creat- ing a moving pattern of cheerleading. The role of our first YELLEADER, Joe Soto, cannot be over- looked. His willingness, ability, and support made all the different types of pyramid formations possible. Along with a very spirited year here at S.V.H.S., the Varsity Pepsters sponsored a smashing SPIRIT WEEK, held their first Pep Pot Luck Dinner, played host at the 3rd annual Inland League Pepster Luncheon, and attended the National Cheerleaders Association and the American Cheerleaders As- sociation Cheerleading clinics. Their motto is Keep 'Em Cheerin' and they did iust that by radiating spirit and enthusiasm at all the rallies, assem- blies, and athletic contests! ff YEL-'f . Sip Yi?-' i wp 52 KATHY MEET OUR CAMPUS CUTUPS. They're Three of The bounciesT, mosT boisTerous kids aT Sierra VisTa. Ever peppy and fun To be around, These are our Bee Cheerleaders..KaThy Sullivan, head, Jolene Wolff, and Janice SanTillo. Having had no idea abouT whaT To do or how To cheer, The Bee's really learned a loT from ACA' Cheerleading Camp during The summer. They sparked wiTh spiriT and aroused pride aT all The Bee games This year. Bees Songleaders JOINING the Cheerleaders in fostering spirit are the vivacious Songleaders who led sohgs at pep assem- blies, rallies, and football and basketball games. Melinda Denison, head songleader, with Olive Vanse- low, Esther Brown, and Barbara Easton made their song routines and formations completely different from their old ones. Our lively Songleaders stirred-up active student interest with the fight song and flashed th r white pom poms to the time of such school songs as Hur- rah For SV and Cheers, Cheers for S.V.H . PQ ln hush moments following ch me-, 'ltqfley gracefully led us, winners or lose , th glflht words thattold why each of usw 'her S TQYUWEHAILXYW .K .A V lflrlrurll iililtl it ill ,Wit ae ,ri A f 1 ,A 441 fi vi A Cappella Choir Front: Kathy Asbengo, Linda Jenkins, Ronnie Peace, Diane Benevenufi, Virginia Taylor, Second Row: Lynda Sturgis, Margey Davis, Marianne Aghbashian, Dawn Matteson, Norma Cisneros, Third Rovy: Charlotte Mendoza, Sue Elsworth, Terry Mortensen, Eunice Vollaireg Fourth Row: Georgia Lyons, Nocolas Manclici, Edna Staltzfus, Fifth Row: Margaret Martinez, Sixth Row: Carl Forstner, Joe Stoltzfus. 80 -. was-X W H -ff. Mm. as 22 xx xx 1 :C V 5, 1 3 5 ,,, assi! W 5 mm 3, Q WEEE E ff' - 4 - sv., 35122 -wg: 1 52.1 M E332 . Q, x mfr! fm, ,,A1 E A. QQ:-gf, A qi 1 . V. flfqggafual I., ,ax , A 1 3 X X A qw y X , f x L Af ,my ilfyi A . I . V . h Me: ,K . I . , A'5TlE ,', ME53-sei? N , 5 , S., 55- 5' p., - -NA ,.,'--gif. 1.fFm ,QT-Peillfiy, 5, ,Q - ' if K Lg: wj.,,,,.. 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M3 Sierra Vista' Row l. lbehind Trophiesl George Fisher, Marge Durbin, Charlene Mull, Diane Hussey, Shirley Harrison, Becky Howell. Row 2, Torn Martinez, Doris Maior Janie Gonzales, Vicki Thomas, Paul Cochrane, Tony l-linoios, Steve Lister, David Ahlmonn, Dennis Cole, Hal Honnemann. Row 4. Maiorette E arching Band h Lamadrid, Don Burton, Norman Lafon, Dennis Gingrich, Fernando Nevarez, Ron Moran. Row 3. Charles Rose, Vic Wright, Steve Worthington, Drum ire, Roland Quenneville, Mervin Allison, Bruce Brown, Jim Bartley, Steve Chappell, John Elder, Director, Mr. Blomberg, Joanne Lee, Maiorette. CTI ITIES 5 ' Im K 'wh ,g im, 7 3 4 SENIOR, Junior, Sophomore, Freshman, no matter what class we were in at Sierra Vista this year, there was an actiyity perfect for us. Not ready for dancing yet? There were games in need of your cheering. Not ready to be a queen? There was royalty be- ing created before your eyes. Look and learn. Want to yell? The pep assemblies were therapeutic. Care to and able to dance? If you had the socks to spare the gym floor was waxed and waiting. Color days, Pep Points, College Tours, Cheer Week, T.V. Trips, mad, mad, mad, mad moments were all around. like balloons our spirit went up, up, up . . . This is the sign of every S.B. Activity! 1 l UN IGR HELLO BRE KF AST 11' 4 J, .,n, x l fg'j nfl .J-f 'I ff' . .,,g A ,,.. ff, 1- M ..,,.., I THE CHOW kept coming. Q ' -, - ..,,. . -. Y-: .5- 1 TRIPPING head over heels fo plecxse customers PANCAKES OOZING WITH BUTTER ond flooring in syrup were The boif used by Juniors 'ro leool eorly risers To breokfosf of Morgon Pork, in The eorly morning of September 26th. Junior hosts ond hosfesses seemed To enjoy Trying To oufdo eoch ofher in fIipping . IT was o hcnrd Toss up os To The winners, buf everyone received o hordy HELLO. Ve ve , tr 1 , g ll The Way V :AI :V , 'F , I , ug, I 4 r .Ei ' A - -5- Eg 3 iff . , . -3 4 V V it - N T re, it AMID ASCENDING BALLOONS and rose-colored torches on November 20, Sierra Vista's student body choice for Football Queen, Marietta Minick, was royally pro- claimed, crowned, and saluted. The Football Court, consisting of Princesses Judy, Dawn, Nancy, and Sharen, and Escorts Bob, Dicky, George, and David, was presented to the enthusiastic Don and Bruin fans during halftime. After parading around the gridiron in chauffeur driven convertibles, each couple proceeded to the decorated platform festooned with colored balloons in the center ofthe field. Later, in lavish surroundings, Queen Marietta was presented with the red velvet robe which is the symbol of her role as Queen of the Football Dons. Then to the tender strains of the theme from A Surn- mer Place, the Queen and her Escort, along with the other royal couples, danced and set the mood for the remainder of this eventful evening which was appropri- ately titled Velvet All The Way .N if - P xg Af J Y .. ,Rx 5 ,n W Marietta Miniek Football Queen 1965 ,MQ my l wi A Qf ,ii fri M f D ft E575 -Q! E W ll QE X flf l fl W lflzf WJ fl pid! I LU IN! 5 UH fi 05,37 S521 AM. KVXQL Qi ylijjgwvpjg f li.WpQf of WJVPUJ MQ J' XD? KQV l Sic jg! 1 ll psf -dt' ' rlajb If 9w!Qi,,c'7f,lflV , - dj W fs 01:14 My-gi, 'My ELECT IO LEON SOPICKI AND JOHN TAYLOR meet with U.S. senator George Murphy, LEON speaks to the masses. THE COLOR AND EXCITEMENT of professional political campaigning exploded as posters, ban- ners, parades and noise announced the begin- ning of Sierra Vista's Mock Presidential Election. From its inception November 26, the powerfully planned program of election year never abated until Iona after the 480 registered campus citi- zens cast Their vote to the candidate they con- sidered best for the job. Johnson, represented by senior John Taylor, and Goldwater, by junior Leon Sopicki, had their platforms well represented. Speeches were sent to homerooms over the inter-com and in an ex- citing election assembly. Results of the voting revealed that Johnson was Sierra Vista's choice for President by a landslide. La Estrella, Nov. i964 4 S f 49 QNC P - . 1 F . ..y,. 4 J' - e ' V , 1 -:Qu-' -Q , ' I .' fa.--n . V11 V'-:c,. 5-44. - ' . a5f....4 in mg: f: 1 f .Jie SENIOR QUAD 1964 1965 ii iiimssgms T , ,-.1 Y Y K., -1 : : ,LL 4. , V ' - . A es., 1 ,,,. .. .GL E r mf- - 1 J , 1 I ' U P . -it ' ' .si 7- - 'Q A '. ' ' 1 . an A A A . f , ,. vi w V will ..' ,M QRL- ' 1 1' f-5. -5 --Y ,,....- -..Y- -',,,..- h - As 3 -.N ,, L -rx ... , , , -5, . , . .- . 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' 15,11 ' .. ,f W ,.A, Q , Q4 ' v gig, ., .. ,'1f.-1 ' V 515 LEM :N - lwilie' ' 5, -4 .Af- '4'S5fff'.i ffalw , .. fw.,-',: gm K A ,Ji-, A 4.5511 ,4 W 'A' 4.1 123.43 , .Q , - :,5?,,, rv: IQ ' I ,g 1 -:nj r, f, 1 ' U .g'L,.M . ' ' vii: ' KL J .1 1 -, ,M . , 'gm 1 .WL -, my 'rf' Q Z 'ig' V' 1 A 'a - J . Q . wi' Snowflakes and Starlite SNOWFLAKES AND STAR- LITE ser The mood for The eve of December I9Th. In a misT of blue, The couples driffed To The soTT music provided by The SciTons Four. A conopy of crepe paper wiTh o mirrored sphere hanging from The cenTer Transformed The gym inTo a world of glamour for The formally dressed couples. I-lighlighfing The evenT- ful evening wds The crown- ing of our ChrisTmos Queen by The former Queen Darlene Osborne. The newly crowned Queen Yvonne MarTinez and her EscorT Augie Lopez Then danced To The Tune of The ChrisTmas Song, joined in by The ChrisTmas CourT. Couples drifTed ouT one by one unTil midnighT . . . The gym was empTy and sTood silenT. 'Z x r l' QW. Www an ks: ,Ag-.V i3,j,Yv - -V Princess Diane BenevenuTi ond Mike Smiih wiTh Princess Nino Wynkoop ond Dave Rcnnbolr Gary Sawyer and Princess Kathy Sullivon ioin Paul Lopez and Princess Doris Roy 7, L yr 1, l wig . I 5 -5? -. ll J -U L,-W.. :fr if For ru :sr l ml is iii- N ,Ihr , f. b-il I, . Xb' -vs Lg fi si MQ In i. A X ,, ff,-ly :fx W .. ' : j wh , M . , W an ' , if wwmw ,A an EQ? L xt- asl ' KA r af- +. 1 1 tn! 1 '4' x ' -V ' .goviif .1 29.11 i xi' J 1 i i ,pu Q i K: V 1 ' L Qs- -2 Q W' y . 5:5133 I if . - 1 f'-tl af, My-f' 3553: 0 V FG. .. .X 5 ggi.-ak.: ,- g 'M 1, , , . F. 'il i -. . -5 t IW Y me H 1 . 1 in b W 'wil I . n,h I NO-0' I kk Q W rffif WM, w .r.f'L-Q .I . 1 -4-I 4a,2p, f,fafFQif , , .Mwj4f'5'f' ' wx wr S .ai 1'1.fg'f3s,-44 - ., ' f 'i-'l':1-5 - Q V .-.nm ,-,,' , 'N X N .' LQ- -fb ' 4 1- ff ? ' , ' 'QV 2 'PF1'-, 5 Q in . , 'ff 1 X ' ' 3' ., rl T' ,Jw ,, . 8 w. v-'Aj' , .'-A ll 1. -rin , QV? . 1. -211, 3 gm- f' 'V 1 -,.ff.f, - . W H Q Q, ELET, v.-. fm, X AV - K x 1 ' K ..4. F . X . x A SIERRA VISTA Tl-IESPIANS invaded Baldwin Park's elementary schools December ll-12 with Red Shoes . Overcome by the power of the magic red shoes, the victims in the play were forced to dance continuously by Snogg, the villain. So exciting was the climax of the Hans Christian Anderson based play that many children forgot it was only a fairy tale, and hastened to aid the capture ot Snogg by trapping him in the aisle. The theatrical group was amazed but pleased at this display of emotion and hopes to bring the same magic to other elementary schools in the district. THESPIAN'S RED SHOES r 'lOl s 'f M Xi A gl l ,is XY 1 r, V .1 , gi, lg, lr ,Eg isis: - 'WE , ' :it J - I V it ' if., f- ' 4 5... ' . ,VV if sz l i .i .. ' ini. -4 PAPIER-MACHE ANGELS delightfully decorated our gym during the Christmas Program. lass Activities FROM point brush, to wrench, to needle. These were the instruments used by students of crecitivity, Their sched- ules turnished them with ci clciss to explore their talents ond create their style. JERRY PITTS charges up his buttery while in cxuto shop. i i Y' Q 1 .H 1 355lE f X M f ' V V A ' Vx 'zy- l I- , ' .1 7, '1 ' ff MY FG I-C'dY Conversation by candlelight ,I V- up 4. Cheek To Cheek Enier Laughing W ' .ff 2' - Y V N-5 - f V x We Go For Formals ,J . Qi .5 fi' . ' V is 'gi- .42 To Remember You By A dy I h hy don'f y ou? A ' 5 Mf f0, 0 ' CIASS OF 5 r jx , O ,li G0 if-6+ PRIDE+Nf9?i! F For Food and Fun fm .psssss we-W., PPPP- We but a 1000 of S.V. INISTR T10 LVYJ. B A -. YE fix. '.'5., wi -. .qv 1 H: ET' , W L. Vi E L: .i F :. L .' ..1 : ,cf I .I ..s ' . wif -4 .As fv Q1 '15'3:g - K Bkgigim- H :f 'V' , M- 8.5, , . A .E.e.i,.e,., 1, nl 3 1 ' X A., ,,.. , V, .llJ i5.t'l'H , -Jfizqfnlf X K :V , -f 4, 1 v '-'I'z1 xxi,' ' 1:11, gf: ff. A 'Q:2' .I .::!,.,h' if qw,-ig :? . 4:4-::. -zz 1 . ,,vf' 3 ly ...r-i , X, I m,r',5g 5 .P.1 ,L ' -'4 N, f WI , .' f'H . w,'a - 'u' ' E Andi-.' -' .M . ' . 1' 'fa' + ..v '. a ,, . 'SS Av ' , fa , , 0 . TH: , 'Q' , ' ,v , QQ. Q, - I :I 43 - ,45 ,: nj .gciw '-T ' s L 4 za, gf , . Q 1 f -I 1 ,r f . 5'-Q , ,N-1 we v -.5 ,XML I R S, S -' 5 TT E35-1-ii R . f' 1 ' 15' aw ' Y ' A, v 1 X . 1 Q-Ji . ,I , w ., W it ,Q -:EA L--, :',I'L, hc. ,.-Q my .L +. ij :mi I , if V Y,.3i ' Ji' MR. EARL PETERSON MRS, FRANCIS SAMPLE ur District dministrator MR. DOYLE TED LACKEY MR. JOHN R. RUMNEY SUPERINTENDENT Darcy A. Skaggs v ,I f , 1 Q H '1.-1.1. '- 1 ,- -' - X c, ., A J '7 ' ':.?' '.:' Ti ! -E' A 'W' 11N 1 . ,f S4 --1' E -F 'fx ,- - Q ,. ff? '77 V- '- r'- 11- '.,. Li - .I-:. , -. 1' ., , U- N w?i-5, Li l ' ' ' L W ' ' 5- MT- ' -'.- n - ' J- 9 I L Q ., ,K ' .yr Q' f' . ,-'ru -Q , W , I 4 1 nn , . ,VA ,- -I ti A! ER. .I ,U-.Q N . it ,,,,' f V 'A I HUA' I '19 scHooL nomo PRESIDENT Mr. A. vv. Cole ur School Admmlstrators PAUL NECHAK SINCE MR. NECHAK Came to stems vista 4 E 2 A N two years ago, he has become a vital part H of our campus lile, He has attended our B S I M U ball games, dances, and special events. Always there when we need him, Mr. Ne- chak gives us good advice and guidance. He isn't merely an administrator, he's a respected friend of the Dons who know him. He has a serious working attitude, but happily it is always blended with humor and good will. He shows a genuine love tor Sierra Vista and that's why Sierra Vista so genuinely loves him. He has served as a symbol to the spirit of Sierra Vista. 'W! 11 .?..v3o-gqsl-W? MR. ARLIE OGLESBY AND MR. STAN TANKERSLEY talk 0 er the e ents of the day 1 f 'JJ Sierra Vi i' 'X x I! , J 1. v V 1 f 1 , a ,I l I 9' 0 if f' ps. A y 57N ,M 'T 5 1 If yfwljiifv' W Ji M TED DELIGIANNIS Science SANDRA FOLTZ English SANDRA GABEL Foreign Languages ALBERT GLAZER Vocational JAN GOSSETT Music LEE HAEBERLEIN Auto Shop AMY HARAKUNI Business Education LEONIE HOLLANDER Physical Education Teaching Staff .zfji FRED HOLZ Shop MIKE KETTLE Mathematics RODERICK KNOP English JANE LOMONT English BLISS MALCOLM Malhematics KATHRYN MCILREATH Ar! JACK MILES English Gll. MORALIS Physical Education :IQ MARTHA MORALES Business Education SALLY OYAMA Physical Education AILEEN PINHEIRO Social Studies MARION PORTER Social Studies .3 JOHN PRIESKORN Crafts JOE PUCCIO English SHARON ROBISON Social Studies HIPKOE SAKIESTEWA Science TED SMORODIN Social Studies MERIEM TEIXEIRA Physical Education THOMAS WENTWORTH English LARRY WOODS English Speech 8 Drama KAY WRYE Mathematics ur Counseling Staff MR. SAM KERMAN Supervisor of Counselors MR. JOHN SPOONMORE Undergrods Counselor MR. ROY APPLE Vocational Counselor MRS. RUTH WOLCOTT Girls Counselor I , r as ur on-Teachin Staff SECRETARY TO MR. NECHAK Mrs. Nancy Nii- kin SEC. TO MR. OGLESBY Assistant Principal Mrs. Carolyn Farnsworth A 44. 4 f 1 H' ' ' ,ik W SEC. TO MRS. WOLCOTT and Mr. Mcirlatte Barbara Williams 8. Mona Jones 114 S ws SEC. T0 MR. TANKERSLEY Assisfani Prin. Mrs. Kay Rose ATTENDANCE CLERKS Gail Gasaway and Beatrice Reed LIBRARY CLERK, TEXTBOOK CLERK AND STUDENT STORE MGR. Edna Henn Lois Jennings, Andrea Miller ur Cafeteria Staff Dorlhy Carlson Grace Misller Bea Marker Betty Lang Helen Dodds Grace Misfler Helen Beckwilh Kalherene Brelsforcl ur Custodial Staff sg 15? 'rn Barbara Irion, Bill Ebling, Bill Philtipson, Charles Sheets, Clifford Wood, Earl McConnell, Fred McFarlin, Morris Silvey, H5 vu H 25?SGi21w,u 5 M, ' ,QE W f wa . go -Y 3 ul . . P W a X N XXX f , :W S Q X I4 Q1 'q. n 3 H R Nigga' M.. , .Q ,N Q JP' Q'-2' . J' H 'Y M 2 Eg- f L . 'pt ' P 'QIN' 1 5 I 1 U - A v Q7 Em xi 53 My was ' 'V WW 52 ' H... ,H wgigug HM' N. ,J was Y' , -W H , S H , ff ,E sf ' T Ala-1 es: W S V ATHLETICS H6 I' ' nr'-fx, ,. K I '- si 2 A Ln 5+ .. , f xl, l fl .t. 'Y . 1 - wa- x 1 x : ,..-5,,,--:. X Y AQ? 1 1 'llxlmji l lll' 'iff 5 ' fi -,iii 'F Y' 2 'T it fi! 'Tel , , 95 5 ,si 5 jf , .W PQ! ag 'X-he .gzg --5 l7l1vJ - -,,,.,vlg..a .- Y' , Ifi i f sesw iwgggg f' wfnviugsiue. i H 115'-'ii - ' 'f -at '- , .w 5-9.7-1-v-H.: ,ei A 'f eg, 'MM ,- .Q--L , ,g y .U W it H ,, .. . . ,,' 'A-v'A- lls, . . ,11 1lL ,,11s, ,lS,11s,,l . , kg A l . Y l ' ati- ' - ' -' - .. .4 ., 1.j f: ':...L-, . M: . 5-My L , 'ma vu ' 5' ' , 1, Q., -- ' .. yr., LES., ,. , , if-' WE'RE PROUD of our athletes-of our foot- ball and basketball players, our track and field men, our wrestling, and our gymnastic teams. They're mighty players with spirit and talent. They plan to win, but accept a loss like true sportsmen. We hope our ath- letes will go on to be successful at colleges throughout the vstate. Though Sierra Vista is a young school our reputation is growing every year. Our athletes will leave their marks on the Annals of Sierra Vista's History. .117 ,9- 1 WSI! MEET THE SV DONS: Front Raw-Mgr. Cole, 66-Schweppe, 36-Gibson, 25-Martinez, 25-Benefiel, 21-Woodside, I3-Escuiuri, 22-Carlson, 81-Lunney, 62-Plume, 14-Munden, Mgr. Gullixson. Second Row: Mgr. Duckworth, 20-Marquez, 24-McClain 74-W' r er, il-Wolden, 35-Rodriquez, 27-Gaxiola, 3IACarpenter, 7O-Prescott,- 64-Bennett, 28-Colwick, 60-Davis, 67-Owens, 88-Vergot, 16-Abbot, Mgr. Barker, Mgr. Bennett Back Row: 23-Rainbolt, 18-Russell, 33-McGee, 63-Anderson, 77- Clark, 80-Rogan, 44-Thompson, 12-Clark, 15-Alexander, 76-Johnson, 30-Taylor. SV DON S ROLL T0 BEST SEASON EVER SPARKED by a great defense and a strong offense, Sierra Vista, in its first season as '31 four year high school, nearly Took the highest prize, that of the league championship. It was an uphill fight throughout the season, but the Dons overcame the tremendous opposition to rank second in league action. Losing only to Bloomington, in one of the most memorable games of this, or any other season, the key to the success of the Dons was their great spirit and ability to function as a team. They rose above mediocrity to become a truly dynamic team that will inspire future Sierra Vista squads for seasons to come. COACHES Black, Porter and Moralis reminiscing with Team Captain's Johnson and Taylor. -1 Q ,. . M139 1 W wr V, . ' N is '41 1 ig 4 AL- 'I A.. 32 T -:TW 1 it - lin, mf J Pa? McGee-33 Dave Carpenter-31 Abe Rodriguez-35 FULLBACK LINEBACKER TACKLE All League All League All League All Valley All Valley MOST INSPIRATIONAL All C.l.F. MOST COACHABLE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER KEY M N IN DON'S ATTACK Jerry Miller-41 Dave Woodside-21 HALFBACK LINEBACKER All League All League BACK OF THE YEAR BACK OF THE YEAR T' , T W, Yi ' T' EM T ' T T T T T -l -T T k TTTTKTT T , 5 L-l . I - TTT ' , 'TTT TTT TT A . lf. i -1-' T. - .V , .e in , 4-L: :ix ,hh A , TTT an A. T ' 1 - 15 , ' Y' T U -. 4: 5 Dave Rainbolt-23 Marty Weinberger-74 Randy Munden-14 END GUARD GUARD All 'League All League LINEMAN OF THE YEAR MOST IMPROVED LINEMAN OF THE YEAR ll9 .4 .1 ik ! ,Y 'HJ' ' gm .QT 4' , 4+ 'TA' i x I,-,..' f sri 4, 1 V ' -1 .N R F. . , 4 ' Ln , I Q .. ' ggi! .9 ,T jvgm,-if Jas ,V .FY Us r. I KEY RECEPTION BY RAINBOLT helps nip Gladstone in u ihriller. ' Q 'Q N ' am J? ag fb w mgg ,Q gf My :x- Q 9 I V N l if ll' 5-fs W 'W-9 i fu, , Q'- 51- ,QA A 9 ., , 5 V T 1 , C 5 , .- . s 5 . . H . .E .Q Y , , 1 wi V, ef.-ga3fi.QM.3l- K 1 , 'H zu, gf:-Q? -'gif' L in 5 v Ii- ., ,s is -1 1- 97' . 'V Q -W 1, , .A- --P' ig- - .. 4. , '.-.tx H 0-, . ' -tg f 1,1 A G A- Q C 91 I P I bo X 3 aA f--. 5 '15 fl' iv arf .- l' 1- ,...- ..' '47 I VI L , N its? . ' lin- .5 4. M' ,, is iii f, , 1 ' E ip s. I ' ll 'IE' lg. 'Ng-N oj :fy ' 1 P Q 'V MEET THE BEE'S: Front Row: Bruce Brown, Mike Smith, Paul Russell, Manuel Martinez, Augie Moran. Second Row: Pete Strobehn, Jim Herbert, Don Glaze, Larry Crane, Joe Flaco, Joe Prescott, Gary Sawyer, Ron Moran. Back Row: Don Riel, Cecil Brown, Chester Martin, Larry Campbell, Allan Cole, Bill Reynolds, Dave Trauger, Coach BEE BUILD FOR FUTURE THE FUTURE OF S.V. POWER on the gridiron lies in the capable hands ot this past year's Bee Team. Combining a blitzing aerial attack with a steady defense, the Bee's had many bright spots in this year's squad. With the key factor being their pinpoint passing and fine receiving, the Bee's electrified many opponents with their swift attacks leaving an impression that Sierra Vista tans will be in for more of the same next season. COACH KETTLE gives Martinez-33, and Ketcherside-80, instructions during tight game. DONS OPP. Won by Forfeit . 0 0 . 7 32 . 0 40 . nh, h:b, V x. ., 0 1 31 13 SEASON SCORE .......Covina .SL John Bosco . . .La Canada .......Duarte . . . .Alta Loma . . . . .Rowland' 26 12 .... Gladstone' 0 7 .... South Hills' 20 14 Bloomington' League Record-3-2 Season Record-4-4-1 'Inland League Competition 1. znurg,-mr-5-gp , - . 1 ln- . A 1,11 l I 7 ' ' N ' ,, w', ll 1' 1' .- BEE'S KICKOFF against Bloomington in start of victorious game. li . 1 i QUARTERBACK McNALLY takes snap from center cmd prepares to HALFBACK CARLSON takes handoff from McNally and follows blocking Wheel and deal ofthe Bee's line. Dick Vitro Mike Smith cmd Ellis Ketcherside Allan Cole LINEMAN OF THE YEAR BACKS OF THE YEAR MOST IMPROVED 125 l .V th 4 I' 'L 15 ' 'Q 91:2- x .5 v ',.. 1. J . I 'T ,Q-2' is . JT cf-2 . - :L a 'P A v 9.1 'im i1. f'f4L1w.r.' 1 MEET THE CEE's: Fronf Row: Tom Chonick, Mike Snobble, Dove Osborne. Second Row: Hal Hunnemon, Rusty Cody, Bob Whipple, Dove Ellis, Bill Spikes, Jeff Serpa, Back Row: Gordon Fernold, Jerry Plume, Bob Beria, Ted Freeman. CEES SUFFER R0 GH SEASON OSEWS ...La Canada O . . . ....... DuarTe - as ALTHOUGH MANY obsTacles lay in Their paTh To vicTory, The Cees 3 SOLATWEILEX never leT-up in Their sTriving To reach Their physical poTenTial. They . . 7 21 .. .. .GladsTone ' showed The Type of hearT ThaT does noT give up, buT keeps on fighT- O 19 South Hills? ing. Among many of The individual players There is a brighT spark O 39 '.'.'.GlGdsTone,,, of prowess which will develop inTo The lorillianT TalenTs who will in- heriT The TiTle VarsiTy in The years To come. Leogue Record: O-5 Season Record: O-8 A 'Inland League CompeTiTion f COACH COLEMAN lolks Wllh Copmlns Chonlck and Ellis' SHARP TACKLING bv Cee players help bring down Gladstone back. l , .sri Shy 6 5 ' 3 '. , r- .1 ' . , s we l'-, , - ,, . . TL. , . ' I is-'f!N .., J-T M vy A 1 ' 1 vs? b T ,-1mJQ iillfhin 5 I 1' ml 1 egg .- , rf 6 L' 'iff-'S ':.s,: '1Q'3g '.hl-Iwi ' pa fl W q,.LU,,, , mms 22' 5 og -f -r 'N in 1,-so is 'HER , X-TQ? 'Kia A -N ..., - Af X wi . A 1 T xi. --it 513' f yy l ' t l V' 1111 ,,, -if. - , 'lg' A is ,,, I Q , i qu 1 Alf Y '. 3 Alll 'Ah .A M 1, ' -,wif .,.' U I Y Mlwrf '- u 'Ill Q V ' .itil it-'11 1 Q X x I 1 S lx - s-5,15 r f' ' T . f ' 5' ,,.-.L aaa L 'P , x , ' ,' 'v, Vv ,...l . ' - p ' - i ' ' f ,.,:: 2 es 'Q Q T 'f l ik 'R X ' - - 1 L - -All S Li - '3 5 Q -2-ai ',ss MEET THE Cross Country Team: David Kerkoff, Ernie Marfinkovich, Steve Smelser, Vern Pruitt Bill Sumners UNDER THE inspirarional coaching of Mr. Ted Smorodin, The cross counrry Team sTrove To arfain The peak sramina required for The grueling 2 mile course ThaT is cross counfry. Wifh The key To This sporf being Team depTh, our disrance men suffered repeaTeol losses. Runners Lopez, Sumner and SoTo placed high-up in race afTer race only To TasTe The biTTerness of defeaT because of lack of Team depfh. Hopes of a lorighrer fufure lie in The mafuring of some of our ouT- sfanding young disfance runners. SPRINTING home for a victory agoinsT Bishop Arnot ore S.V.'s Augie Lopez STAMINA COURAGE MARK CROSS COUNTRY ME Und Jflvief 5070- COACH SMORODIN discusses pre race plans with Sumner sf?-IJ l ,,, ,,,,,,,, Y, iii, , , '53-4' fi9 , . . Q5 -ASK 496 MQ M ' D ': U, Q f B 'l fi.-qi F377 f 'TIQ' ,SJ gr Jf '- 'Y R234 fbrj. . 1 -2 1 ' iff 1 tiff 'jp e 'iYyi' g gl rr 'V , , 1252: H ml ffif', ,T - ,N - lmni- Mi ff- L' Z 336 ' ' 3- -5' '5 fri. . gi 1 i' 3 Chas Russell Lloyd Littlefield Ignacio Perez Y i il Eliseo Garcia Rick Moton i Ed Montoya Dave Carpenter Joe Escuiuri Q,-5 , .Ai w 6 I 4 wi 5 .S I 1 Kas . Q E U 1 iff 31555, '-:.f- ' v-..,.g', i H .v J! V V , L.- . , f ' s ' ' Q - :1- Q wx Q , , Q ' E, A A lv A Y nj? 'Y y N ,VM V A I ,l,Y ' A' V Xlg'A 'X 'i., A V 'N .Y 23 31 33 W 11 A 4, if 1 13 2 ' 4 rr' A 2 U 5 ts - . ', 2 4 f , . 5 2 ' f 4S 43 ' ' f . A K f fx 3 L' Ti Q f 2 , E ' A ' .-: 4 1 F - q i g,,A.. --a 2 X V ' ' 'Q vu 5 Qif M 1 l M 2 N1 Q, , .A Wi I J Ay , 'jx 5 A :J I A Y' -J iff 3 ia if? ' 'O 4 2 ffl ar- w -4. as -Q is Q 43 E . -, 4 , , ' ':'A: ' -H Z..,a, :::,' T V ja I , fn is X gf YQ , Fa.. 'IQ f, ff 132 I -in-, :'P g gg 4 . B, I. K Q MEET THE J.V.'s: Left to right: Henry Jarmillo, George Sapien, Miller, Don Parker, Steve James, Artie Lyons, Allan Cole, Darryl Potella. J.V. SQUAD PLACE THIRD IN LEAGUE THE J.V.'s style of play brightened ci somewhat rugged basketball season at S.V. Depending on a high scoring, swiftly moving type of play, our Junior Varsity came Through with numerous action packed games. Missing -out on the championship by iust a few games, there is a bright outlook for basketball in the coming years at Sierra Vista. J.V. MEN battle for rebound in tight game against Glad- STOTIE. SEASON SCORES DONS OPP. 56 67 ...... Poter Noster 52 64 .... Valley Christian 34 45 .......... Downey 61 55 ........ Gladstone Rowland forfeit 53 63 . Bloomington 60 41 .. .... Alta Loma 45 44 . . .South Hills 43 59 . . ..... Gladstone 81 73 ........ South Hills 35 56 ...... Bloomington 43 47 ......... Rowland Alta Loma forfeit 34 56 ........ South Hills 56 57 ........ Gladstone 45 47 ...... Bloomington 72 47 .. .... Alta Loma 48 50 .... Rowland 52 59 . Q .Gladstone 5 MEET THE Cee's: CEE'S INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS NOT E OUGH IT WAS A LONG, Tough season for our Cee's This year. The Cee's siarfed ouT wiTh a fine chance To cop The championship, louT key iniuries and a few IeT-downs ruined Their dream. However, ThroughouT The season our Cee's never IeT down as They consTanTly played The role of spoiIer's giving opposing Teams fiis wiTh Their deTermined class of play. DRIVING between Alta Loma defenders, Dave Guerrero goes up for Two CAPTAINS Dove Guerrero and Ron lee receive some poinfers from Coach points. Luian. v i i 1 va, IIV is ,gm wi - 4 we H -'.'.' ..AQ..QI, -- -- MEET THE Wrestling team. Bottom row: Norman La Fond, Leon Sopicki, Larry Campbell, Dave Patello, Augie Moran, Marlin Smith, Hal Hanneman. Top row: Carl Fussell, Nick Manelici, Jose Herrera, Scott Weinberger, Bob Wilford, Joe Prescott, Dean Pinnick, Joe Flaco. S.V. RESTLERS GRAB LEAGUE RECOGNITIO ALTHOUGH MANY disappointments sought out the team during the past season, the Dons surprised many experts by placing numerous wrestlers in the League Finals. The future looks bright in this two-year-old sport. Combining last season's standouts with new talent should produce an outstanding team. Men like Flaco, Patellci and Campbell should continue to represent Sierra Vista in the best possible way. COACH GOSSET works with Captains Flaco and Patella before league finals. GOING in for a pin is S.V.'S La Fond. ON TOP to stay in Rowland match is Mike Abbott. LA FOND breaks a crucial hold for a victory, S.V.'S Manelici is on bottom to start match at Mt. Sac. Tournament Augie Moran Most Improved .X 7.45 . Joe Floco Most Valuable 137 MEET THE Varsity Baseball Team: Top Row: Coach Kettle, George Walden, Ignacio Perez, Pat McGee, Paul Sullivan, Rick Moton, Ed Montoya. Front Row: Jerry Miller, Lee Gess, John Vergot, Tom Salinas, Bob Carlson, Dan Hess, Eugene McClain. VARSITY SETS SIGHTS O LEAGUE CRO THE CHANCES for Sierra Vista's first baseball title is now almost a reality. Before the Yearbook went to press our Var- sity squad had already administered defeats to such powerhouse's as Rowland, Charter Oak, and Alta Loma. With the great pitching of Gess, Wolden, and McClain, and the long ball talents of such swatters as Russell, Moton, and McGee our Dons have a fine chance to bring home the much sought after title, Inland League Champs. COACH KETTLE with his squad as they get ready to take the field in a crucial game GESS THROWS pitch on way to a two-hit shutout over Charter Oak, against Bloomington. J , 4, , - '11 1- '-:ZQV-,10 , T,-Q-azz?--....' get . A .1 . P? ' ' ' e any kv .41 ..,,-rv-QJWFY ' h . has' .,4ini.nn- I' Q-ui., ' A i i .,.. Q' 'gin-4 r - I' - ' ' l . i , , .f1J.m , .f- - 7. 2. . 2 - l' -t-'i'!a- . - . e- . , 1. .x-pf , f 1- 1 x igiggg 'li A 'wg 'S' X . -' '1 , ' -:H , ., fff.4'i,', 1 . . i sfvlwiila, 1 K ' - 1 A iw ff , , in-ve 2 1 5 '- , ' ' 'f.E???fPf' ', , L 44,1 ' i'1'fAg'C-' jf, , , , ' ' --4.3.-4 1, ' I .Q - MONTOYA takes-off around first following Russell's triple down the right-field line. McGEE HITS ci double to the opposite field in game of Consolidated Pork. W, I . I in faqs' zz I- H .- ,px H 6 W if . X 4 , i. , ig 'lf , .pg ' ' .h. 4 . ' J ' -.,,'v-g' ,. .gif fp' ,.,'- 'Q . . ' ' - 'll ' -' ' -.' l ' . . , . . 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'r ' . .:, ny., ,J .,l, , , ,' r-11. -, Q f- W V Y , - .Q,: 4QI,rMvPf,f - fb f ff'-fi ,,,g:gi.,-.,.f-fx ,g: :ff-f f:i1 - ' V -- ff-,J,, 4 - -1- -vfx V ' ' Ln 72- R Lg ' -rr -- -, 1. 2:5 'T ' Q- A 'X-2:2 ff -A 4, 15 ' f -,,4-1 f 'Hg ' f -K--' f-V fn. f' - . ' -ah. ' ' -' -'1.,,1yp 4 - M zz, ,ll - Y ,, ' E 5 V.. YQ!! A- iii' H , i-wk-K . N -:rm V, . ,J E-35' M, . V - , .ziiiig u 7' -- .ff - 141 -ir ,ff 'Y J 11,3 Ii' ,. in , r ' Q. K . N V ' g I gg i'i.fi?fit2fi K s W' i MEET THE J.V.'s: Front Row: Peter Pena, Bill Whorley, Rick Altman, Manuel Martinez, Don Glaze, Jim Baker, Gordon Fernald. Second Row: Don Riel, Ed Pitts, Paul Russell, Gary Hayes, Ray Marquez, Doug Tanner, Mike James. J.V.'S N RUNNING FUR LEAGUE TITLE AT THE TIME that the Yearbook went to press, the baseball season was iust getting under way, but the J.V.'s had already won some crucial games and were in contention for Inland League laurels. Combining a tair hitting club, with great pitching and defense, the J.V.'s have won some close games. It is our hope that during the remainder of the season the Junior Varsity continue on with its winning ways. DON'S Fernald scores winning run against Bloomington. .. S ii r r f :wif . , , f- -xg:-ig: :I 'li I ' ' ll , 1 H5 ' 'illxi , 1 , , :im X: ,, l JU TT ' C ,, s .E 'fe lvl J' .sn '- aa.l lf? . I . . 4 -or ' f . . . U - ' ! ri 1. 0 0 '91 ' ' A .3 if 4 , .' f . 7 -' ' f I J - 1. ' wr . 51. 'J :kr X IJ, - , 'svn-V1 A41 b Q Ji, Fruit:- -1 . ' 'N' ' -fftfiif' ' MEET THE Track Tearn: Front Row-Bill Spikes, Nick Jaramillo, Shoemaker, Rich Sanchez. Middle Row-Ernie Martinkovic, Bill Sumner, Chester Martin, Keith Con nors, Adrian Moreno, Jim Stone, La Verne Pruitt, Mike Smith. Top Row-Steve Comstock, Hans Albrecht, Jim Myers, Carl Avance, Jim Seader, Joe Flaco Jerry Plume, Larry Campbell, Jeff Serpa, Steve Smelser. TRACKME LOOK TO LEAGUE FI ALS WARMIN are capable o great potentia S.V. has been COACH COLEMAN 'W ' Q' x G UP slowly and hoping to be at full strength forthe Inland League Finals, our Trackmen f walking away with their share of medals and trophies. A relatively young squad with I, Coaches Coleman and Smorodin have high hopes for the members ofthe team. In the past, known to produce strong track teams and this year's squad is no exception. gets set to time distance men. J 114' w 'f' I I 'IIS ' ' 1 -fm J ...kr X. if ,557 Hx ' IN GOOD form coming over the bor, is high iumper Jerry PIume. MIKE GIBSON 'fakes hurdle in perfect form during training for Rowland Meef. BILL SUMNERS ond Jim Ceoder on the Ime In prepor tion for long sprini. '5-I , ' N ,, ,, if. Ill .. w .,' .,. .ll-.Y , 1 ,. - .- 1.5, 1 f. X .if .,. 1s-.ff . TRACKME ACTIO T: SHOWING the form that has labeled Outs1cmding Shot-putter is Don Stone. 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'W' 'MBV WT u ll I ll 1 J ' . 1 . 0 ' . , . . 4 9 ' 1 O O l 0 O 0 Sierra Vista Senior A ABEYTA, ROBERT P. I0 4. V Football, V Baseball. ACCIANI, CAROL ANN P. 'IO 2. GAA, 3. GAA, Pep Club Pres., Follies, Jr. Class Play, 4. Home Ec. Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. AKER, JOHN EDWARD P. 'IU l. C Basketball, Varsity Club. AKRE, SANDRA LEE P. I0 l. V Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 2. V Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. Yearbook, Pep Club, Follies, 4. Sr, Panics. ALCALA, PETE P. I0 3. HR Rep., Yearbook. ALEXANDER, RICHARD DAVID P. I0 4. V Football. ALLEVA, TONY GEORGE P. 'IO 2. V Football. ALTAFFER, BURL L. AMPARAN, GEORGE V. P. I0 i. V Baseball, 2. V Football, V Baseball. ANDERSON, LINDA LEE P. II 'l. GAA, Pep Club, 2. CSF, GAA, Pep Club Treas. BACA, BERTHA P. II 2. Drill Team, 4. Pep Club. BAKER, LYNDA LENORE P. II I. Yearbook, Pep Club, Girls Glee, 2. CSF, Journalism, Pep Club, Dra- ma Club, Girls Glee, 3. CSF, Dra- ma Club, Science Club Sec., Jr. Class Play, Follies, 4. Sr. Vice- Pres., GAA, Pep Club Sec., Drama Club Sec., Sr. Panics, Big Switch, Childrens Theater. BALDWIN, MICHAEL JAMES P. II l. V Basketball, 3. JV Baseball, 4. V Baseball. BANGS, CHARLENE ANITA P. II 4. GAA, Yearbook. 156 BARKER, JAMES HOUSTON P. 'II l. V Track, Science Club, 2. V Track, 3. C Basketball Mgr., 4. V Football Mgr., Journalism. BELL, RETA GAE P. II l. GAA, 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. GAA, Yearbook, Follies, 4. Sr. Panics. BENNETT, FLOYD P. II i. V Track, 2. V Football-Most improved, Varsity Club, 3. V Foot- ball, Varsity Club, 4, ASB Jury, V Football, Varsity Club. BENNETT, MICHAEL WARREN P. 'IO 'l. Science Club, 2. Science Club, 3. Science Club, 4. V Football Mgr., Science Club. BENSON, NANCY QUINN P. I0 4. Pep Club, Home Ec, Club Pres. BENTON, MAUREEN FAHEY P. 20 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. GAA, Jour- nalism, Pep Club, 4. Yearbook, Journalism, Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. BILELLO, SHERRY LYNN P. 'IO i. ASB Vice-Pres., V Cheerleader, 2. ASB Vice-Pres., V Cheerleader, 3. Football Prin., Yearbook, 4. Sr. Panics. BROWN, ESTHER LYNN P. 'IO i. Girls Glee, 2. CSF, Songleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. Songleader, Pep Club, Jr. Class Play, Speech Con- test, 4. HR Rep., Songleader, Speech Contest. BURGESS, DARLENE ROSE P. 'I0 BURGESS, NOLAN P. I0 i. B Football, B Basketball, 2, B Football, B Basketball, 3. B Foot- ball, B Basketball. BYRNES, MARIAN JOYCE P. 'I0 l. Pep Club, 2. Drill Team, 3. Pep Club, 4. Home Ec. Club. C CAMPBELL, BRADLEY PIERCE P. I0 i. V Track, 2. Journalism, 3. V Baseball Mgr., Yearbook, Journal- ism, Follies, 4. V Baseball Mgr., V Track Mgr., Yearbook, Journal- ism, Big Switch. CARDENAS, JOE P. 'IO CARPENTER, DAVID JOHN P. 'I0 2. CSF, V Football-Player of Year, V Basketball, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club Pres., 3. ASB Pres., CSF, V Football, V Basketball, Varsity Club, Key Club, Follies, 4. V Football-Most Coachable, V Basketball, V Base- ball, Varsity Club, Key Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. CASHIN, CAROL SUSAN CHAIDEZ, EVANGELINE MARIE P. II 1. GAA, Pep Club, 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. GAA, Pep Club, 4. GAA, Yearbook, Journalism, Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. CHAPMAN, VICKI ANN P. 'II i. CSF, Essay Contest-3rd Place, GAA, Yearbook, Pep Club, 2. HR Rep., Unit C Sec., CSF, Drill Team, Yearbook, Journalism Ed., Essay Contest-'lst Place, Drama Club Pres., Pep Club, 3. CSF, Drill Team, Lettercorrier, Dramatics-Outstand- ing Contribution to SV Theater, Drama Club Vice-Pres., Jr. Class Play, 4. HR Rep., Lettercarrier, Yearbook, Drama Club Pres., Sr. Panics, Big Switch. CLARK, CHARLES HOLLIS P. I2 l. V Football, V Track, Varsity Club, 2. V Football, V Basketball, V Track, Varsity Club, 3. Foot- ball, Basketball, V Track, Varsity Club, 4. V Football, Varsity Club. CLARK, ROY RICHARD P. I2 i. Science Club, 2. Science Club, V Basketball, 3. Science Club, 4. Science Club. COLE, ALLEN BERT 3. JV Basketball, 4. B Football, JV Basketball. COLLUM, SANDRA LEA P. I2 i. GAA, Pep Club, 2. CSF, GAA, Pep Club, 3. CSF, GAA Sec., Year- book, Pep Club Sec., Follies, Jr. Class Play, 4. GAA Pres., Year- book, Pep Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. COLWICK, ROY EARL F. I2 i. V Football, V Basketball, Var- sity Club, 2. B Football, B Basket- ball, Varsity Club, 3. V,Football, 4. V Football, Yearbook. CRANE, LARRY EUGENE P. I2 i. V Football, 2. C Football, B Track, 3. B Football, V Baseball, 4. B Football. CRAVEN, DAVID M. P. I2 I. Chess Club, 2, Chess Club, 3. Chess Club, Key Club, 4. Key Club. D DAVIS, STANLEY LEE P. I2 1. V Football, V Basketball, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 2. V Foot- ball, V Baseball-Most inspira- tional, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. V Football-Most Improved, Var- sity Club, 4. V Football, V Base- ball, Varsity Club. DENNISON, MELINDA JANE P. 'I3 l. CSF, Girls Glee, 2. CSF, Head Songleader, GAA, Girls Glee, 3. ASB Vice-Pres., CSF, Head Song- leader, Jr. Class Play, 4. Head Songleader, Pep Club, FTA, Big Switch. DUCKWORTH, JOHN EDWARD P. 13 I. V Basketball, Science Club, 2. V Football Mgr., Science Club, Varsity Club, 3. V Football Mgr., Varsity Club, 4. V Football Mgr., Science Club, Varsity Club. DURHAM, LA VONNE P. I3 I. Girls Glee, 2. Drill Team, 3. HR Rep., Science Club, 4. Sr. Pan- ics. ENRIOUEZ, DENISE P. I3 1. GAA, 3. Girls Glee, 4. Jour- nalism. F FERNALD, GAIL RAE P. 13 I. Girls Glee, 2. Drill Team, Year- book, Drama Club Vice-Pres., 3. Drill Team, Yearbook, Drama Club, Follies, 4. Drill Team Judge, Year- book, Drama Club Treas., Sr. Pan- ics, Big Switch. FITE, JERRY ALLEN P. I3 4. Big Switch. FORMBY, MARY LOUISE P. 13 I. Pep Club, 2. Drill Team, GAA, 3. Drill Team, 4. Home Ec. Club. FOWLER, LOIS JANE P. I3 4. Home Ec. Club. FOX, JUDY ANNE P. I2 I. Pep Club, 2. Drill Team, Pep Club, 3. Xmas Prin., Dramatics- All Star Cast, Yearbook Pep Club, Modern Dance, Jr. Class Play, Fol- lies, 4. Football Prin., Yearbook, Journalism, Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, Modern Dance, Sr. Panics. FRIESEN, HARRY M. P. I2 G GARCIA, ELISEO P. 12 I. V Basketball, Varsity Club, 2. V Basketball, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 3. V Basketball-Most Im- proved, Varsity Club, Pep Club Vice-Pres., 4. V Basketball, Var- sity Club, Key Club, Big Switch. GARROW, SHARON IDA P. I2 I. GAA, Pep Club, 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. GAA, Pep Club, Choir, Jr. Class Play, 4. Journalism, Choir. GAXIOLA, FRANK P. 12 I. V Football-Best Back 81 Player of Year, V Basketball, V Track, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 2. V Foot- ball-Best Back, V Basketball, V Track, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. V Football, V Track -Player of Year, Varsity Club, 4. V Football, V Track, Varsity Club. GILKEY, THEODOCIA PEARL P. I2 2. Asst. Commissioner, CSF, 4. Big Switch. GREENLEE, BARBARA ARLENE P. 12 I. Pep Club, FTA, 2. Pep Club, 3. Pep Club, 4. Pep Club, Sr. Panics. GUERRERO, ROBERT PETE I. V Football, V Track, Varsity Club, 2. V Football, V Track, Key Club, Varsity Club, 3. V Football, Key Club, Varsity Club, 4. V Track, Wrestling, Varsity Club. GUEST, CARL WALTER' P. 12 i. V Track, 3, Yearbook, 4. Year- book. GULLIXSON, ANDREW PETER P. I2 I. V Track Mgr., Science Club, 2. JV Football Mgr., Yearbook, Jour- nalism, 3. V Football Mgr., Year- book, Journalism, Follies, Jr. Class Play, 4. Yearbook. GURA, ROBERT P. 13 I. C Basketball, 2. HR Rep., B Bas- ketball, 3. JV Basketball, V Base- ball, Key Club. H HARRER, LINDA LOUISE P. 13 I. V Cheerleader, Pep Club, 2. CSF, V Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. HR Rep., Science Award, Football Prin., Head V Cheerlead- er, GAA, Yearbook Ed., Journalism Ed., Tribune Correspondent, Pep Club, Follies, 4. ASB Vice-Pres., Head V Cheerleader, Yearbook, Pep Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. HARTMAN, MARTHA P. 14 i. Pep Club, 2. Pep Club, 3. Jour- nalism, Pep Club, 4. Sr. Panics. HARTSHORN, LANA SUE P. I4 1. GAA, Pep Club, 2. soph. Class ssl., CSF, Drill Team, GAA, Pep Club, 3. Drill Team, Lettercarrier, 4. Big Switch. HATHAWAY, GREGORY LEWIS P. 14 2. CSF, 3. B Track, Jr. Class Play, Follies, 4. HR Rep., V Track, Sr. Panics. HETH, MARTIN P. 14 I. Varsity Club, 2. Varsity Club, 3. Gymnastics. HINOJOS, MARTHA LUCINDA P. 14 2. Drill Team, 3. Drill Team Capt., Pep Club, 4. Drill Team Capt., Home Ec. Club, Sr. Panics, HITE, LARRY THOMAS P. I4 HOFFMAN, JUDY DEE P. I4 2. CSF, Pep Club, Chess Club, 3. ASB Bkkpr., Bkkp. Award, CSF, Pep Club, Follies, Modern Dance, 4. ASB Bkkpr., CSF, Pep Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch, Modern Dance. HOLQUIN, MANUEL P. I4 I. V Football, V Basketball, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 2. HR Rep., V Football, V Baseball, Key Club, Varsity Club, 3. V Football, Var- sity Club. HORN, DAVID LEE P. 15 2. Journalism, Science Club, 3. Yearbook, Journalism, Science Club Pres., Art Club, 4. V Football Mgr., Yearbook, Science Club Pres., Art Club. HOWE, FRED D. P. 15 I. V Basketball, V Track, 2 V Foot- ball, V Basketball, V Track, Cross Country, 3. V Track HUEY, VONGAIL JANE HUFF, RICHARD L.. P. I5 J JAMES, STEPHEN PAUL P. I5 I. Band, FTA, 2. B Basketball, Band, Chess Club, 3. JV Basket- ball, V Tennis, Band, FTA. JARAMILLO, HENRY JOE P. 15 I. V Basketball, V Track, 2. V Basketball, V Track, 3. V Track, Science Club, 4. V Basketball, V Track. JOLLY, LESLIE LAWRENCE JOHNSON, DANIEL EVENS P. 15 I. Fr. Class Pres., V Football- Most Inspirational, 2. V Football- Lineman of Year, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. Jr. Class Pres., Science Fair-Ist Place, Outstanding Jr. Boy, V Football-Most Inspiration- al, Yearbook Ed., Key Club, Var- sity,Club, Follies, Jr. Class Play, 4. Sr. Class Pres., V Football, Year- book Ed., Big Switch. K KLINGER, FRITZ WILLIAM P. I5 KNOTT, JOE P. I5 L LA FOND, BERNARD RENE P. I4 LA HUE, GENE DAVID P. I4 LA LONDE, DOROTHY MAE P. 14 3. ASB Jury, CSF, Pep Club, 4. Pep Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. LANG, WILLIAM ROBERT P. I4 LARSEN, WILLIAM- JAMES P. 14 I. V Football, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 2. V Football, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 3. V Baseball, 4. V Baseball. LITTLEFIELD, LLOYD RAYMOND P. I4 I. V Basketball, 2. B Football, V Basketball, V Track, 3. V Basket- ball, Yearbook, Follies, 4. Basket- ball, V Track, Yearbook, Sr. Panics. LOPEZ, AGUSTIN O. P. 14 2. B Track, 3. B Track, 4. Cross Country, Sr. Panics. LUNNEY, RAY J. P. 14 I. V Football, Varsity Club, 2. V Football, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. V Football, Varsity Club, Key Club, 4. ASB Judge, V Football, Yearbook, Journalism, Varsity Club, Big Switch. I57 Sierra Vista Senior M MUCDOWELL, ROBERT CHARLES P. I5 3. V Baseball Mgr. MARTINEZ, YVONNE MARIE P .16 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. Financial Chrnf., ASB Jury, Outstanding Jr. Girl, CSF, Drill Team, GAA, Pep Club, 4. HR Rep., Xmas Queen, Drill Team, GAA, Girls League Pres., Pep Club Pres., Home Ec. Club, Sr. Panics. MARTINEZ, DIANE D. P. I5 MASTEN, KRIS MARIE P. 16 MATLOCK, LARRY EDWARD P. I6 MCCLAIN, EUGENE CARL P. I6 l. V Football, V Basketball, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 2. CSF, V Football, V Basketball, V Baseball- Most Improved Player, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. Math Award, CSF, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., V Foot- ball, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club, 4. V Football V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club, Big Switch. McCLAIN, KATHRYN CAROL P. I6 i. Pep Club, 3. Songleader. MCCOY, EDDIE MERLE P. 'I6 MCGEE, PATRICK RAYMOND P. I6 T. Fr. Class Pres., V Football, V Basketball, V Baseball-Most Val- uable, V Track, Varsity Club, 2. V Football-Most Valuable, V Bas- ketball-All League 8. Honorable Mention All Valley, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 3. V Football-All League, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 4. V Football-2nd Team All CIF 8. All Valley 8- All League, V Base- ball, Varsity Club, Key Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. MCGRAW, JEAN GLORIA P. 'I6 l. Pep Club, 2. Drill Team, 4. Home Ec. Club Pres. MINGER, JOYCE ANNETTE P. 'I7 2. Drill Team, 3. Lettercarrier, 4. Lettercarrier Head. T58 f MINICK, MARIETTA LEE P. 'I7 l. V Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 2. HR Rep., V Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. Journalism Award, GAA, Yearbook, Pep Club, 4. HR Rep., Football Queen, V Cheer- leader, Yearbook, Journalism, Big Switch, Sr. Panics. MITTELSTAEDT, MARILYN JOYCE P. 'I7 2. Songleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. Songleader, 4. Drill Team, GAA, Big Switch. MOOYMAN, HUIB 3. Wrestling. MORAN,. AGUSTINE JOSEPH P. I7 I. V Football, V Basketball, V Track, Varsity Club, 2. B Football, C Basketball, V Track, 3. C Foot- ball, V Wrestling-Most Improved, V Track, 4. B Football, V Track, V Wrestling. MORRIS,.OTHAL IBUDDYI 2. B Track, 3. B Track, 4. B Base- ball. MOSS, LARRY ROBERT P. I7 2. V Baseball Mgr., Science Club, 3. Yearbook, Pep Club, Science Club, Jr. Class Play, 4. Yearbook, Journalism, Pep Club, Sr. Panics, Speech Contest. MOTON, RICK 4. V Basketball, V Baseball. MULL, GLENDA LEE P. I7 MUNOZ, LINDA A. P. I7 4. Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. N NAVARRO, GLORIA ANNE P. 'I7 l. GAA, Pep Club, 2. Drill Team, GAA, Pep Club. u in mpc-L I f NIXON, JAMES THOMAS P. 16 2. Track Mgr., 3. B Football, Sci- ence Club, 4. Yearbook, Journal- ism, Science Club. NIXON, ROBERT EARL P. 'I6 1. V Baseball, 2. V Football, V Baseball, Varsity Club, 3. JV Foot- ball, Gymnastics, 4. B Football, V Baseball, Yearbook. 0'CONNOR, RONALD I. P. 'I6 2. Art Club. O ORTIZ, LORETO GARCIA OSBORNE, DARLENE JOYCE P. 'I6 l. CSF, V Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 2. ASB Sec., CSF, V Cheer- leader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. ASB Judge, CSF, Xmas Queen, V Cheer- leader, GAA, Pep Club, 4. ASB Sec., V Cheerleader, Pep Club, Big Switch. OSBORNE, LINDA KAY P. 'I6 l. GAA, Pep Club Vice-Pres., 2. Soph. Vice-Pres., Songleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. Jr. Class Sec., CSF, GAA Pres., Pep Club, 4. ASB Fi- nancial Chrm., Big Switch. OWENS, DAVID P. 'I6 T. ASB Vice-Pres., CSF, V Football, V Basketball, Yearbook, Varsity Club, 2. CSF, V Football, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. V Football, Yearbook, Varsity Club, Key Club, 4. V Football, Yearbook, Journal- ism, Key Club, Varsity Club. P PARK, WILLIAM ERNEST P. I6 i. V Football Mgr., Yearbook, Var- sity Club, 2. HR Rep., CSF, V Foot- ball Mgr., Varsity Club, 3. HR Rep., CSF, Best Actor, V Football Mgr., Varsity Club, Jr. Class Play, Follies, 4. HR Rep., CSF Pres., Var- sity Club, Key Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch, Children's Theater. PASCOE, DAVID LEE P. I6 4. V Track Mgr. PATELLA, DARYL CLARKE 2. C Track, 3. B Basketball, 4. JV Basketball, V Tennis. PAYAN, DOLORES D. P. 'I6 3. GAA, Pep Club, 4. GAA, Home Ec. Club, Pep Club. PEDERSON, MIKE PAUL P. I6 l. V Football, V Basketball, V Track, 2. V Track-Inland League Final 2nd Place Pole Vault, V Football, Varsity Club, 4. V Foot- ball, Varsity Club. PENNINGS, MIKE JOHN P. I7 PEREZ, STELLA LOUISE P. 'I7 l. GAA, Pep Club Pres., 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. HR Rep., GAA, Pep Club, Follies, 4. GAA Pres., Year- book Journalism, Home Ec. Club, Big Switch. PEYTON, KATHY J. P. 'I8 I. GAA, Pep Club, 2. Songleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. GAA, Pep Club, Jr. Class Play, 4. GAA, Journalism, Girls League Sec., Home Ec. Club, Children's Theater. PITTS, JERRY LEE P. 'IB POWELL, REBECCA DORIS P. 18 PRESCOTT, ROBERT JAMES P. 18 PRICE, BILL BAXTER P. 18 PULS, PATRICIA ANN P. 18 l. Pep Club, 2. Soph. Class Pres., 3. Diamatics, 4. Home Ec. Club. Q QUINTANILLA, GREGORIO, JR. P. 'I8 2. Art Club, Pep Club, 3. Don Mascot, JV Baseball, Art Club, 4. Don Mascot, Journalism, Pep Club, Big Switch. RAGAN, DAN LEE P. IB l. V Football, V Basketball, V Track, Varsity Club, 2. V Football, V Basketball, Varsity'Club, Key Club, 3. V Football, Varsity Club, Key Club, 4. V Football, Varsity Club. RAINBOLT, DAVID ROBERT P. 19 1. V Basketball-Player of the Year, V Football, V Track, V Base- ball, Varsity Club, 2 V Football, V Basketball, V Track, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club Treas., 3. V Football, V Basketball, V Track, Varsity Club Pres., Key Club, 4. V Football-Most lmprovecl, V Track, Varsity Club Pres., Key Club. REEVES, KATHY 1. HR Rep., GAA, Yearbook, Pep Club, 2. HR-Rep., GAA, Pep Club, 3. Football Queen, GAA, Yearbook, Journalism, Pep Club Follies, 4. Pep Club-Pres., Yearbook. REGUEIRA, DIANE MARIE P. 19 1. Pep Club, 2. B Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 3. GAA, Pep Club, 4. Sr. Class Sec., GAA, Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. ROBERSON, BOB FRANKLIN P. 19 1. V Baseball, 2. V Football, V Baseball, 3. Gymnastics. RODRIQUEZ, ABRAHAM P. 19 1. ASB Pres., V Football Capt.- Most Valuable, B Basketball, V Baseball, V Track, Varsity Club Pres., 2. V Football Capt.-Most Improved, V Track, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. V Football, Capt.- Lineman of Year, 4. V Football- Most Inspirational. RODRIQUEZ, JUAN VASQUEZ P. 19 ROOKS, BONNIE RUTH P. 19 2. GAA, Yearbook, Journalism, 3. Pep Club, 4. Sr. Panics. RUPRIGHT, DAWN P. 19 1. Pep Club, 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. Football Princess, V Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, 4 Football Prin- cess, Home Ec. Club V. Pres., Pep Club, GAA. RUSSELL, CHARLES V. P. 18 1. Fr. Class Sec., V Football, V Basketball, V Track, V Baseball, Yearbook Ed., Varsity Club, 2. V Football, V Basketball, V Track, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3, ASB Judge, V Football, V Bas- ketball, V Baseball-Sportsmam ship, Key Club, Varsity Club, 4. Sr. Class Vice-Pres., V Football, V Bas- ketball, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club. S SALINAS, TOM P. 18 2. C Football, V Baseball, 4. V Baseball. SAPIEN, GEORGE P. 18 2. C Basketball, 3. B Basketball, B Baseball, Journalism, 4. JV Bas- ketball, JV Track, Journalism. SCHARF, CURT B. P. 18 2. V Basketball Mgr., 4. Sr. Panics, Big Switch. SHARP, CONSTANCE SUZZANE P. 18 1. Valentine Queen, 2. Drill Team, 3. Xmas Prin., 4. Home Ec. Club. SILVIRA, DARLYNE LOUISE P. 18 4. Journalism. SMELSER, PATRICIA ANNE P. 18 1. Pep Club, 2. GAA, Pep Club, 3. Drill Team, 4. Journalism, Let- tercarrier. SMITH, MARLIN CHRISTOPHER P. 18 2. CSF, Science Club, 3. CSF, Sci- ence Club Treas., 4. V Wrestling, Science Club Treas., Sr. Panics, Big Switch. SPOHR, FRED CHARLES 4. V Football. STARR, TRUDE M. P. IB 1. Drill Team, Pep Club, 2. Drill Team, Yearbook Journalism, Pep Club, 4. Valentines Queen, Year- book, Sr. Panics. STEVENS, GARY LEE P. 18 2. B Track, 4. Big Switch. T TAYLOR, JOHN P. 19 1. V Football-Most Improved, V Basketball, V Baseball-Player of Year, Varsity Club, 3. ASB Sec., V Football, V Basketball-Most Val- uable, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. V Football-Coach Award, V Basketball-Most Val- uable,Varsity Club, Key Club, 4. Inner-Club Council Pres., V Foot- ball, V Baseball, Journalism, Var- sity Club. THOMAS, GARY ALLAN P. 19 1. CSF, 2. CSF, 3. Boys' State Rep., Language Awarcl, CSF, Jr. Class Play, 4. HR Rep., Big Switch. THOMAS, JOHN OWEN NORMAN, JR. P. 20 1. HR Rep., CSF, Chess Club, 2. CSF, Best Actor, Yearbook, Journal- ism, Chess Club, 3. CSF, All Star Cast, Jr. Class Play, Speech Con- test, 4. CSF, JV Basketball, Sr. Panics, Big Switch. THOMASON, CHUCK RAY P. 20 2. V Basketball, V Baseball, 3. V Football, V Basketball, Gymnastics, Journalism, 4. V Basketball, Gym- nastics. THOMPSON, MITCHEL SCOTT P. 20 TISSEL, JOHN TOWNSEND, JOHNNY LANE P. 20 TRUJILLO, LINDA ROSA P. 20 3. Girls Glee. TRUJILLO, MARY P. 20 3. Pep Club, 4. Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. V VANSELOW, OLIVE LOUISE P. 20 1. CSF, GAA, Yearbook, Pep Club, 2. ASB. Finance Chrm., CSF, Drill Team Leader, GAA, Yearbook Ed., Journalism, Pep Club, 3. CSF, Es- say Award, ASB Court Rec., V Cheerleader, Pep Club, Jr. Class Play, 4. ASB Ways 8, Means Chrm., Songleader, Pep Club, Big Switch. veGA, cEctLuA MARIE P. 21 4. Asia Jury, GAA. VITRO, RICHARD 1. V Football-Lineman of Year, Varsity Club, 2. V Football, Key Club, Varsity Club, 4. B Football. W WARD, JANET MARIE P. 21 1. GAA, Pep Club, 2. Drill Team, 3. Drill Team, 4. Home Ec. Club. WASHIZAKI, RONALD KEN P. 21 1. Science Club Pres., 2. Unit C Commissioner, Science Club, 3. Science Club, 4. Science Club. WEINBERGER, MARTIN RUSSELL P. 21 WHITVAKER, ARLENE FAY P. 20 2. GAA, 3. GAA, Pep Club, 4. GAA, Girls League Sr. Rep. WHITE, GLORIA LAURA P. 20 1. Journalism, 2. Pep Club, Drama Club, 3. Pep Club. WHITEMAN, ROBERT A. WILSON, ARLENE RUTH P. 21 WOLDEN, GEORGE 1. V Football, V Basketball, V Baseball, Yearbook, Varsity Club, 2. HR Rep., V Football, V Base- ball, V Track, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. HR Rep., CSF, Art Award, V Football, Key Club, Varsity Club, Art Club, 4. CSF, V Football, V Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club, Science Club, Big Switch. WOODSIDE, DAVID B. P. 21 2. HR Rep., V Baseball, V Track, Journalism, Varsity Club, Key Club, 3. V Football, V Baseball, Key Club Sec., Jr. Class Play, Fol- lies, 4. V Football-Most Coach- able, Yearbook, Journalism, Var- sity Club Sec., Key Club Pres., Sr. Panics. WYNKOOP, NINA HELLENE P. 21 2. HR Rep., GAA, 3. ASB Sec., HR Rep., Football Prin., V Cheerleader, Jr. Class Play, 4. Sec. of Pep, Xmas Prin., V Cheerleader, Sr. Panics. Z ZAMORA, JOHNNY P. 21 159 SIGNED SEALED DELIVERED QVKRA Vic? This is iT. FRWL! Berkeley calls iCampbeII ThaT islg and who am I To ignore The call oT The wild! The IiTTle grey wonder wagon is Taking iTseIT and us on The lasT Trip To The Pub. lTayIor Publishing ThaT isl. Lady Linda ICO-EdiTor I-Iarrer ThaT Isl has no campus pass and musT sTay back wiTh Mr. Knop and pouT. And They are mad because They paid Tor The gas, iouT of yearbook Tundsl. I can'T recall a M.M. Imerrier momenT, ThaT is, noT MarieTTa Minickl, I will always recall Merry'eTTa Minick, and The cheerful way she leT us cuT up her SevenTeen Magazines Tor paper dolls and pasTe-ups. We'd have goTTen The pasTe-ups done buT mad Brad blew The glue. As we march To graduaTIon, we mighT be chained TogeTher Thanks To Gail Fernald, Lloyd LiTTleTield, and Carl GuesT who handled your money, and are sTiII handling iT. IT was To have been Turned in weeks ago. AT Times Things looked so dark ThaT Mr- Knop banished us one by one To The Dark Room The preferred This punishmenT To Il8l. The resuIT was negaTive. Many a bad case developed There loT Tilm ThaT isl. Gary Thomas, Dana KnoTT, Ray Lunney, Andy Gillixson, and Brad Campbell developed an allergy To work lnew?I and refused To shooT picTures of The graduaTion. Since our advisor was The only one noT To gradu- aTe, he is To Take The picTure. IDon'T boTher To N T961 Ol-fm. Q 3 BMQTGWTQQJTQQMIJJAQ 1 order The picTures, we didn'T leave him any Tilm! The camera's empTy and he'lI never know Till we're gonell The rnosT acTive men on The sTaTT were Dave Woodside and Larry Moss, They're sTilI running from The Teams who were asked To pose and were leTT sTanding while W. 84 M. Tried To find each oTher- P.S. We hope you -like whaT we said abouT you. IT you don'T, go look aT your reTouched picTures Tor a while and be happy. To Those of you who will replace us lwe need iTI we hope There's someThing nice To say abouT you in your senior index when iT's your Turn. P.P.5. IT you work on yearbooks laTe some year, beware of The police dogs, Brad Campbell says, They carry guns. 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