Temple City High School - Templar Yearbook (Temple City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1972 volume:

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V ' n Q 1 ,U education ml When, in the course of yearbook events, it becomes necessary to choose one deserving yearbook dedication, several factors come into view. g Temple City High School has always purposed to present a high level of scholastic and athletic achievement. Mr. Floyd Thaller typifies this scholastic achievement. After gradu- ation from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, Mr. Thaller pioneered west to join the faculty of Temple City High School. Now, sixteen years later. Mr, Thaller still remains active. teaching both chemistry and physics and serving as the sponsor for the California Scholarship Federation branch at Temple City. We also recognize Mr. ThalIer's quest to stand unequalled at Temple City as the wearer of bow ties when others wear long ties. It is therefore with pleasure that we dedicated the Templar 1972 to Mr. Thaller and the zeal that he perpetr tes tovgard the goal of highe scholasticfulfillment. Lf f H fn my W ? . 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'F by Mr. Ben Godfrey U r- 'L ' in N x s , x K 'Maxx ,v J fxmlfg R Q Y , W A J ui k if W -f X x ' VV + 6,1455 i:ee.:w.w qg,MV g,,,f img bvfl gf ff is e we? iii? ff-L 11 i I ' g W If , XL wif' u ,J UNYN3 X R T 'Q gif? Z3 QF EET ' it Mask , 1,1 J W Rl X X X XJ X n x +- . vt Mm , Y . 1, K, C,-'V f x -fr , . ,RSI , Yi K K X T f x' iff ,,. Bright New World l f Y A , I i, Someday a bright new wave 1 J will break upon the shore X And there will be no sickness, V , no more sorrow, no more war: And little children never will go , X hungry anymore C W A And there'Il be a bright new morning over there, , There'll be a bright new world for us to share. ln, .-4' Someday there'll be an end gf' V to unkind words and cruel, A l ' The man who said, there is no Giodf, will know he is a fool: And peace will be a way of life J , 4 with love the only rule if Q l 1 . A And there'll be a bright new morning over there. 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Outdoorsmenship Mrs. Marilyn La Rue Introduction to Algebra ,iir Z Mr. George Lebrecht Advanced Drafting, Survey, Drafting Architectural Drafting, Academic Senate elite Mr. Roger Lockie Concert Choir, Voice, Girls' Chorus Survey of Music, Athletics, Academic Senate Mr. Martin Leska Life Science Physical Science Mr. Dennis Marquardt Health and Safety Athletics v Mr. William Martin Life Science Mr. Bob McAlister U.S. Government Ancient European Civilization Mrs. Jane Meyer Amer. Lit. Reading Lab Mr. Gene McCreadie U.S. History Psychology f iw ami'-e1',14rv - rwvrsgaw fgyxv-.te-,tJ,.,, 1. 1, -V Wfzfawffifftqg wmww ??5i5fsZf-faiawgk ,ta X N 37--,saw 75 i 'W'e2HfWf,mCJfff,2w . Mg ,,., ,. get yeM1mf..a Q V W 1 ,qp:wfa,wrw 7 , A . mf, ,, 2:1 ':,fk5VfiWr5W'i7T Tl Wijfff ,VA M i'arfigv wg: EvlfZ7?f'M,':zf:t,l m,wmw,,g,rvf gy+r,g,2ayge?wf: Mr. Ed Mohr Boys' P.E. Athletics Academic Senate Miss Marge Mohr Dance Choreograghy ep M M rs. Jackie Morris Girls' Pig, Mr. Richard Paul Girls' Athletics Graphics, Production Graphics pep Adv. Graphics, Survey . if S5415 i ' 55:4 ?i-iv ' Mr. Harold Onderdonk Algebra 1, Trigonometry Academic Senate Mrs. Janet Poole Homemaking Mr. Paul Peterson U.S. History Athletics Miss Frances Powell Lab Biology Life Science W, Mrs. Ruth Reeder Adv. Clothing Inter. Clothing Homemaking Mrs. Lennora Rosen Power Reading Oral Communication Creative Writing MissJeanne Rymas Poetry Mr. Robert Reiner Special Education Mrs. Edie Samorajczyk German 1,2,3,4 Spanish 1 Mrs. Helen Scott Geometry i S 'W u X ,V Mr. Arthur Sawicki Man in Culture Mr. Donald Silva Mr. Allen Shuey Algebra 2 Biology B.S.C.S. Computer Math Lab Biology Academic Senate WB' Vw... Mr. Floyd Thaller Chemistry Physics W., Mr. Donald Swanson Boys' P.E., Adaptive P.E., Athletics lVlrs. Anita Thompson Grammar Urban Lit. Mrs. Diane Tracey Government Mr. Maynard Wilson Journalism, Adv. Journalism, 9th Grade English, Yearbook. Athletics Mrs. Lillian Woodland Librarian Mrs. Marion Sherwood School Health Aide Mr. Terrance Clark Mobility Mr. Curt Ghan Media Specialist Mr. Robert Lett Campus Supervisor 1 s SECRETARIES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Jane Swee, Mrs. Dorothy Birkemeier, Mrs. Joni Sarter. CLERKS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pam Davis, Mrs. Joanne Zufall, Mrs. Virginia Chenault, Mrs. Florine Thompson, Mrs. Ethel Hagebusch, Mrs. Pat Aberle. BNF' P.T.A. BOARD, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Mrs. Betty Griffith, Mrs. Jan Pitzer, Mrs. Barbara Sale, Mrs. Flora Burlingame, Mrs. Dorothy Baumgardt, Mrs. Virginia Peterson, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Diana Roberts, Mrs. Laura Geary, Mrs. Ethel Vanderhagen, Mrs. Wanda Drown. SCHOOL BOARD, LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Mrs. Barbara Sale, Mr. Allan Ossian, Mrs. Shirley Norman, Mr Joseph DiChiaro, Mr. Chris Coulter: STANDING: Sally Routery, David Sanders. 3 L-R: Mrs. Madaline Kuznarek, Mrs, Simone Kirin, Mrs. Flora Mellecker, Mrs. Bertha Holzman, Mrs. Mary Dixon, Mrs. Olga Swanenberg, Mrs. Helen Welch, Mrs. La Verne Shellabarger. Not Shown-Mrs. Becilia Kujundich, Mrs. Billie French. L-R: Mr. Jim McCloud, Mr. Ken Baker. Mr. Jim Snow, Mr. Ernie Hinrichs, Mr. Nick Battjes, Mr. Tony Leone, Mr. Ruben Salinas. 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Balvir Basran Barbara Baumgarten Debbie Bali:-lk Pep Club 2: Dance Cl 1: Campus Life 1,2,35 Drill Team 3.4: Fut Sec'y 4: Sen 'Service 4: Girls Lg 4. 39 Seniors' Function: To Serve Classmates f I Terri Page . , Rgn Lakey Historian Vice-President rIIIE1XI.T1XI' 3 Sally Routery Jolinda Lawrence Treasurer Secretary is I' Mike Evans i Senior Class President SITTING IN TREE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Buccola, Donna Bilohlavek, Mark Pizzorno, Terri Page: BOTTOM ROW: Ted Moreno, Flon Lakey. Sheryl Cowan, Mike Evans, Donna DeGravina, Kerry Wagner. Julie Haupert. Pam Jackson, Sally Routery, Vickie Chaille, Dan Crump. Phil Beakes Buzz Beauchamp Football 1,2,33 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Con Water Polo 1,2,3,4. Swimming 1,2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3,4. Brighter Side 3.4: Sen Service 4. Cindy Beierschmitt Pep Club 2: Con Choir 3.41 Fut. Sec'y 3.41 Girls' Lg 4: Campus Life 3. Ray Bemiller Michelle Benavidez Bruce Benker Football 1.2.33 Baseball 2: School Plays Girls' Lg 1.2.35 CI Council 1.2: 2,34 G,A.A. 2.3.43 C.S.F. 1: Pep Club 1: Jr. Statesman 2. Tony Bennett Kirk Bentz Donna Bilohlavek Football 1,33 Track 1,2,3,4. Track l.2,3.4: Football 2. Cl Council 2. Pep Club 1: Majorette 3.4: Cl Council 2.3.4. Mary Bell Girls' Lg 4: Con Choir 4. Greg Bennallack Football 2.3: Wrestling 2. Roberta Birnbaum Senior Service 45 CSF. 1.2.3. President 45 Drill 35 Rampage 3: Yearbook 4: CI Council 1.2.33 Jr. Statesman Treasurer 3. 41 4 Judy Bissetti Linda Bishop Doug Blatt Bill Bleisfien Swim Team 1.2.31 Pep Cl 3: Pep Rep 4. Wrestling 2.3.4. Football 1.35 French Cl 3.4: Ski Cl 3.4. Debbi Bluemel Chris Bomempo Steve Booher Rosa Botti Ski Cl 1: Campus Life 1: Swim Team 2, Dance Cl 1.2,3.4. Pep CI 1.23 Class Council 1.2.3.4: Girls Lg 4: Choir 2. Pam Bradley Vickie Brewer Karen Brick Debbie Brooks Choir 1.2.3. Future Teachers 1. 42 E U! f i ag, Shelley Brooks Craig Brown David Brown Barbie Bfoz Pep Cl 1,23 Choir 2,3.4g Song 3,43 Football l.2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Brighter Side 3.4: Valentine Prin 3: Class TraCk 123,42 Class Council 112,37 Kev Council 1,2,3,4: CSF 1.2, Cl 3. CSF 2,3,4. r Brian Bublitz Football 1,41 Track 2. Pep Rep 4. Kathy Buccola Nancy Bullard Most Mischievous . . . Julie Haupert, Rusty Cugno. Greg Burlin Campus Life 2.3. Track 1,2,3,4: Cross Country 1 2 3 4 Boys' and Girls' State Girls' State Representative The purpose of Boys' and Girls' State is to give high school students an opportunity to observe our government in action, thereby expanding their knowledge through actual experiences. These include making speeches and conducting their own campaigns and elections. This year, two well qualified seniors, Marlyce Myers and Andy Roundtree, were chosen to represent Temple City High School during the summer. Sally Routery and Aurelio Molina were selected as their alternates. Andy spent seven days at the Sacramento Fair Grounds after the close of school in June. Marlyce spent her week of June 27 through July 5 at Squaw Valley. Both Andy and Marlyce became acquainted with work of State officials and also gained a broader understanding of governmental actions. Boys' State Representative Marlyce Myers Andy Roundtree American Field Service lngeborg Steinacker, A.F.S. student at Temple City High School this year comes from Austria. lngeborg lives with Senior Kari McFarland and her family. She likes sports, especially tennis. skiing, sailing, and swimming. She is also interested in the theatre and dancing. When lngeborg returns to Austria, she hopes to change other people's prejudices by telling them of her experiences. Marianna Arce comes to Temple City from La Paz, Bolivia. She lives with Mr. Floy Swartout and family. She says she enjoys school here, although it is very different from school in Bolivia. Marianna likes life at the sea and in the mountains-anything that pertains to nature. Her favorite hobby is stamp collecting. She will return to Bolivia and apply for a scholarship to Germany. Switzerland, or Austria and probably study physics. lngeborg Steinacker Marianna Arce Austria Bolivia 1 x l 'a s l..l ' 'I 4 1 I '44, Q . Q I, . l 'Q lfybiibl q IGB 5 lj , I . f QL 1'-JvVVklA'vk!JJ,vX ,WSL nmtjv QA QL V A - l 1 Q 1 lldayvbwfw 'JM'1U'VsjV 'l lfwi QA Ck ffid-Uctl ei Aww, 3' Q . f i 6 ri ' MX QXQOWQK omruc mwah 'WVEU fl-ff' ffmkk-vfzf frcckjt B' f QM A' ' - i f L 15 i ,R M WMUM M Mft- sf 'LQ GJ.lJJ,1:1J5,za JLUSO Qlffjxgfir it-xp!!! Atlx, QL All ' 1. X X' t v fx . UKQJJCL rug AL .JQKXJ ivljufi N-LQ!! rgjyi cyjjvl X y Q L l 45 ' 5 . DJJ- tJ,l'v,f fvff - Aux. .J lg Richard Burrows Becky Bufwell Choir 1.2,3,4. i Kevin Bushey Friendliest-Jerry Cimmarusti and Shelley Brooks. Ben Calli Football 1,2,3,4. l l , John Camblanwa Steve Campos Joe Cangemi Debbi Cardella Foofball 123.41 WfGS1lif1Q 2.3,4. Choir 33 Wrestling 4. Track 4. Class Council 1,21 Dance Cl 2: Drill Team 3,41 C.S.F. 1,2,3,4: Pep CI 1,23 Yearbook 4. 46 ww. 1,-.NN ,Q -M sf- ' 3 sf. - - .-fsawes wb ...ease,ef:.s.szf:f-efigssesyxs.. .... ea Dianne Carlton Walking Encyclopedias . . . Jo Alyson Parker, Dan Crump. 412 , ef, WS.- 4 Q 41. ' 5-vii Aww, gf . MJ Suzanne Carlton Janet Carr Laurie Case Monica Castillo Campus Life l,2,35 International Cl 'Ig Choir 1,2,3: Pep Cl 15 Class Council 2,43 PSD Club 11 Ch0iI' 1: Fut Sec 3,43 GAA 4. Dance CI 4: Fut Sec 4. CSF 1.2.4. Clubs Commissioner 4. W Debbie Cathers .John Chaffee Vickie Chaine Vianney Chartrand Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Choir 1: International Band 1,23 Ski CI 1.21 Water Polo 2,35 Class Council 4: Banner 4: Homecoming Cl 1.2,3,4: Drama 3,43 Sen Service 4: French Cl 3. Queen 45 Girls Lg 4. CSF 'l,2,4: Forensics 3. l Vickie Chellson Trudy Childers Jerry Cimmarusti John Clarkson Football 1,25 Varsity 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Drama 1,2,3,45 Forensics 3 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 35 CI Council Council2,3,4. 1,2,35 Key Club 3: Pres. 4. 2 1 i 1 Phil Clarkson John Cloherty Joyce Coe Rex Cone Water Polo 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,4: Varsity Cross Country 25 Varsity Track 2. Pep Club 15 Choir 1,25 Dance Club 1. W Chess Club 2,45 Key Club 4. Susan Cook Sheryl Cowan Dan Crump Rusty Cugng Drill Team 3,42 Musical 25 Fut Sec'y 3,45 J.V, Cheer 25 Varsity Cheer 3,45 Pep Club Tennis 2,35 C.S.F. 1,2,3,45 Senior Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,45 Senior Se Dance Club 25 Choir 25 Pep Club 1,25 Jr, 15 Cl Council 1,2,45 A.S.B. Sec'y 4, Service 4: Band 2,35 Honor Roll Ski Club 3,45 Tennis Club 3,4. Statesman 2. 1,2,3,41 German Club 1,2,3,4, Eliot Curland Denise Dandrea John Davis Donna DeGravina Football 43 Key Club 4. Fut Sec'y 3,4. J.V. Cheer 25 Var Cheer 3,41 Pep CI 1 Class Council 2,45 Fut Sec'y 4. Marilyn DiBari Marie Dodge Debbie Dolkas Tim Dorsey Pep Cl 1,2,3: Shield Carrier 4: Dance Cl Campus Life 2, Pep Cl 15 Pep Rep 2, 2,3. A Mary Lou Downey Craig Drown Jackie Duffy Marilyn Duncan Choir 1,2,3,4g Majoretie 35 Brighter Side Wrestling 1, Pep Cl 1,23 Campus Life 33 Musical 4. 1,2,3, Alan Dworkin Tim Elliott Debbie Elmore Todd Emery Football 3, .JOY Emma Sue Emma Paul Enneklng Flay Ervolina Pep Cl 1,22 Drlll Team 3 Captain 4. Pep Cl 1.2: Drill Team 3, Swim Team 2,35 Water Polo 1,2,3,4. Bill Evans Mike Evans Mike Ferraro Patty Fitzgibbon Football l,2,3.43 Campus Life l,2,3. Football 1,2,3,4: Class Council 1,2,3,43 Football 1.2.33 Baseball 2,3,4. Choir 3,43 Brighter Side 4. Class Pres 1,4. 50 Bill Fletcher Sue Flippen Basketball 2,3,4: Track 2,3,4: Ski CI 3,45 Pep Cl 1,23 Class Council 1: Campus Life Cross Country 4, 2, Federico Flores Sharon Fontaine Judy Franklin Gary Friedel Shield Carrier 4. Football 1: Band 2,3,4. Kim Fuller Jeff Garbarini get Lincoln Gardner Dorris Geddes Glen Genest Karen Gewecke Musical 1,2,3,4. Pep Cl 15 Fut Teachers 2,33 Campus Life 2. Adriana Giangregorio Pam Gibson Brad Giles Donna Glaze French Cl 2: Speech CI 2,3. Leonard Gleason Sharon Glick Donna Godfrey Jena Goldrick Majorette 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4: Swim Team 2,3,4: Pep Cl 1,2,3,4g Dance CI4. Campus Life 2, Wanda Golightly Debbie Gonzales Elaine Goshorn Charles Graham G.A.A. 1,2,3.4. Dance Cl 4. C.S.F. 1,2,3,4: Forensics 2: Rampage 41 Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,22 Track 1,2 Int CI 1,2,3. 52 -WFS I5 X 'N V' MQ' W . W. :i?a,1fgfH f , -mfwaffw' A i i if W. Q' ,Jw A Q . .1 an, fe' 4 a LV r H e N .. J 3, f f 3 nf L iy. M .. mv 5 , -. ww : A ' ,- my gf ,, Q ,W .M Blaise Habell Brian Hanley Jill Hanson Janna Hafbeff Basketball 35 C.S.F. 3,4. Pep Club 1, Luanie Harper Terri Harris Floy Hart Sue Harty CS-F 3.4- Baseball 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2. G.A.A, 1,2,3,4: Pep ci 11 ska ci 21 Dance cu 1, Debbie Harwood Darla Haselhorst Julie Haupert Joanie Hawe French Cl 3: Girls Lg 4, Var Cheer 3.4: Homecoming Princess 4: Class Council 2.3.4. 54 Gordon Hay Bill Hayle!! Bethy Hayton L3Ufl9 Heller GAA. 1,2,3,4: Band lg Campus Life 2. l f r f. f , A -2 ry' xxffa X -If Scott Henry Cheryl Heredia Marie Hernandez Cathy Heuser Basketball 123,45 Golf Cl 1,25 Baseball Pep Cl 1,23 Campus Life 2,33 Fut Sec'y PSD Cl 1.22 Fl-lTT93Ch6fS1,2, Cholr2,3 3,45 Ski Cl 3,4. 3,41 Girls Lg 1,2,3,4. Fred Hitchman Nancy Hoffman Randy Hoffman Dan Hogan Football 3,43 Basketball 3,4. Pep CI 1, Fut Sec'y3, CSF 2,3,4: Rampage 2.3.43 Chess Cl 2,3. Greg Holcomb Bill Hopping Brad Hostetler JOB Hubbard Football 2.3: Track 1.2: Drama 2.3.45 Water Polo 1.2.3.4: Swim Team 1.2.3.4. Chess Cl 2: Science Cl 1.2.3. Forensics 3.4. Sue Huggins Bgb Hydinger Robin ljaI'T1eS Gefri lrwirl Pep Club 2: Girls Lg 4. Pep Club 1: C.S.F. 2: Dance Club 2.3, Pam Jackson Paul Jacobs Gloria Jarvis Bonnie Johnson Class Council 2.3.4. Banner 4: Girls Lg Dance Club 33 Class Council 4. PGP Clllb T2 Ch0lY l.2.3.4. 4. 56 fl ll Coral Kiefer Vince Kiley C.S.F. 2: Fut Sec'y 4. X . if l f John King Sharon King James Kirin Football 1,21 Basketball 1: Baseball 1.25 Fut Sec'y 3: Campus Life 3.4. Track 3,43 C.S.F. 3.4: Class Council 2. Janet Koumachian Ron Lakey Laurie Landreth Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4g Honor Roll 2,3. Baseball l.2,3,4: C.S.F. 1,2.3.4: Sen Service 41 Honor Roll 1,2,3.4. 58 ' f 'X l 1 I 'l t Ku. A90 Terri Knoblock Swim Team 2,35 Class Council 1,21 Pep CI12 Campus Life 2. Alice Lauigne Jolinda Lawrence Dan Legat Debbie Lichtenberger Lanette Lichtenberger Banner 3: Class Council 2,3,4: Pep Cl Football 3. Choir 1: Pep Cl 1,21 Drama 2 1,21 Honor Floll 31 Girls Lg 3,4. Campus Life 1,2,3,4. Patti Lindsay Gary Lineback Allen Lloyd Debbi Lookabaugh Choir 2,3,4g Musical 2,35 Drill Team 3 Football 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 2. Chess Cl 1.2.31 Science Cl 1.2,3,4. Pep Cl1.2:DBr1C6 C122 DrillTe6fY1 4 Captain 45 Christmas Princess 31 Sen Service 4: Class Council 3. Doug Lowder Jeff Lyman Steve Lyman Scott MacDonald Football 1: Basketball 2: Wrestling 1: Ski Club 3,4, Charles MacKinnon Andrea Malinowski Chris Malm Doug Mi-1r10ff Pep Club 1: G.A,A. 2.3.41 Pep Rep 4. Track 1.2.45 Cross Country 1,2. I Mady Marien Peggy Marshall Glen Martin David Maxwell Fut Sec y4: Dance Cl 4. Wrestling 2.3.42 Honor Roll 3.4: C.S.F. Dfama 213,41 Musical 3.4- i 4. Don McClellan Mike McClure lan McCrudden Kari McFarland Football 1.2.33 Wrestling 1,25 Baseball Track 1,2.3,4: Class Council 1,2. 3,45 Class Council 1,2,3. 60 Brian Montague Chris Moore Ted Moreno Mark lVl0I'ifT10I0 Swim Team 1,2,3: Water Polo 1,2,3. Football 1,2,3,4: Tennis 2: Class Council Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,22 Class 1,2,4: Class Rep 4. Council 'I,2,3,4. Kathy Mueller Fritz Mutter Marlyce Myers Keith Myring Pep Cl 1: Swim Team 3: Fut Sec'y 3. C,S.F, 1,2,3,4p Baseball 2,3,4: Football Class Council l,2,3,4: Pep Cl 1,25 Golf2. 1,25 Band 1,2,3: Dance Band 2.3. Banner 3, Pep Comm 45 Girls' State Rep 4. Tak Nakamori Dora Nava Paula Nedelcoff Mike Nelson Yearbook 44 choir 3.4, Musical 3, Girls Lg Pres 4, Class Council 123,41 Forensics 4, 62 Linda Niemeyer Steve North John Nuttall Lenie O'Connor Pep CI 1.2: Banner 3,41 Cl Council 2,33 Football 1.2.33 Basketball 1, Track 1,25 Pep Cl 1,25 Dance CI 1: Cl Council 1,2,4: Girls' Lg 4. Cl Council 2. Pep Rep 3 Head 4. ,f Gary Olexy Sue Oliver Cheryl Oren Dennis O'T00le Choir 1,2,3,4: Pep Cl 1: Drill 3: Song 43 Band 1,2,3,4: Orch 2.3.41 C.S.F. 1,2.3,4. Foofball 1.2,3,4: Basketball 12 Cl Council Homecoming Princess 4. 2: C.S.F. 1,2,3g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Terri Page Jo Alyson Parker Nancy Parker Gary Pate ci Council 1,2,3,4: song 3 Head 4, C-SAF 112,341 Rampage 2.3.4, Musical Campus Life 1, Pep ci 1.2: G.A.A. 3. CamDusLife1:ClCounciI2:Ye6rb00k3 Christmas Princess 1: Pep Cl 1.2: Girls' 3: Cl Council2: Forensics 2.3.4. French Cl 1,22 C.S.F. 1,2,3,4. Editor 4: C.S.F. 1,2,3,41 H0n0r Roll Lg 4, 1,2,3,4. 6 Jody Pavlat Pep Cl 1.2: Cl Council 1.2,3,4: C.S.F, 3,4. Maffha PENNY Most Talented-John Clarkson and Nancy Anderson Bob Perrou Gwen Peterson Paul Peterson Football 1,2,3. Choir 1,2,3,4: Swim Team 1,21 Brighter Football 3,41 Basketball 3,4. Side 3,42 C.S.F, 1.2,3,4: Banner 3,42 Yearbook 4: Sen Service 4. 64 Rick Pederson Toni Perfetto Pep Cl 1,25 Drill 3.4, Honor Roll 2,3,4 Girls' Lg 3,4, Flick Phillips Debbie Pihlstrom Maureen Pink Ken Pitzer Mark Pizzorno GAA. 2.3.43 C.S.F. 3.4. Key Cl 2,33 Baseball 2,3. Football 1.2.45 Basketball 1: Track l.2,33 Wrestling 2,45 Cl Council 1.2.45 Class Pres2 Steve Plantenga Pat Polley Sandra Pomeroy Bob Porecca Football 1.2.31 Wrestling 1,2,33 Track Football1,2:Tennis1,2,3.4. 1.2: Tennis 3. Bill Porter Elena Potthast Barry Pottorff Kathy Prince S F Pep CI 15 Cl Council 1.2.3,4: C. . 1,2,3.4: Ski CI 4, Richard Ramsey Bart Rapelje Rudi Reddingius Rick Reed Band 1,23 Drum Major 45 Dance Band Forensics 1: Chess Cl 2,31 Science Ci 3,4:C.S.F.1,2,3,4. 2135 C-5-F, 1.2.3- Cathy Reed Kathy Reilly Greg Reimer Cindi Renner V Band 1,2,3,4, Fut Teachers 1,2,3.4: Campus Life 1,2,3,4. Nancy Richards Mark Richardson Peggy Roche Gres ROQGVS Pep Ci 1: Ski CI 2: Drill 3, Choir 1,2,3: Pep CI 1,23 Fut Teachers 1.2. 66 Marina Rosales Gina Rosenberger Andy Floundtree Sally Routery Ski Cl 1: Swim Team 2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3,4: Pep Cl 1.2: Musical 2,35 Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3: Choir 1,2,3,4: Brighter Side 4: Pep Cl Ski Cl3: Drill 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4: CI Council 1,2 Pres 3: 1.2: Flag 3: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4: Sen Yearbook 3.4: Sen Service Head 4: Service Head 4: Cl Council 1,4. C.S.F. 2,3,4: Boys' State Rep 4. Martha Rudesill Ken Rummage Kevin Ruth David Sakai Football 2.3.41 Track 2.3,4. Don Sanders Margaret Sands Bob Santino Janet Schmitt n Musical 1,2.3: Brighter side 3,41 Track Chess Cl 1: Science Cl 2.3. Pep Cl 1123 Dance Cl 1.23.42 Cl CQUHCH 31Dfan-Ia 3,44 1,2,3.4: Girls' Lg 4: Christmas Princess 2, 67 Diane Senne Mary Ann Shaver Kevin Shaw Choir 1,2,3,4: Brighter Side 4: Pep Rep Football 12 G0lf 23,42 C.S.F. 4, 2,32 Cl Council 2, Ed Sheets Rick Sheppard Melody Shipherd Cindy Sikes Cindy Simmers Basketball 1,2,3,43 Rampage 3. Band 1,2,3,4. Band 1,21 Musical 2,32 Int CI 3. Judy Simmons Joe Simon Betty Slemons Cheryl Smith Track 1: FootbalI1 Pep Cl 1: Choir 2,3,4: Dance CI 3: Fut Pep CI 1,21 Banner 3,42 C.S.F. 1,2,3 Sec'y3,4, Treasurer 4: Honor Roll 1,2.3,43 68 Yearbook 4: Band 1,23 Swim Team 1.2: Int Cl 1.2: French Cl 1.2: Jr. Statesman 2. Colleen 5mYfh Larry Sperling Patty Spicer Bruce Starr Pep Cl 'lg Campus Life 1. Wrestling 2: Ski Cl 3.4. Track 4. Tennis 1. . A . l t Q, 5. ' Lf-fi -1 , ' 3 Q ' . . N i I .V i tt' ' V K Q. ,V ,Wal Del Starrett lngeborg Steinacker Water Polo 2.3.41 Swim Team 1.2.3.4. A.F.S. 4. Pep Rep 4, fl Debbie Stevenson Mr. Fuller counselled and guided the Class of '72 through its years at Temple City Pat Stilwell Pep CI 1: Ski Cl 2.3. High. Int CI 23 Fut SeC'y 2.3.41 Campus Life 2 Drill 3.4. Joyce Stone Kathy Stone Robin Stuart Lori Sumner Campus Life 1: CI Council 13 Pep Cl 1.2: Drill 3,4. Wwe 'E' Leslie Sunell Tim Talbot Don Taylor Russ Teresa Campus Life 1.2: Pep Cl 1,21 C.S.F. Football 1,2,,3.43 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Key Football 1: Ski Cl 1.2: Water Polo 2,3 1,2,3,4: Cl Council 2,3,4: Girls' Lg Rep Cl3,4g Cl Council 1,2,3,4, French Cl 3. 2: Sen Service 4. DOH Tefhvrf-I Linda Theurer soon Thomas Jim Tkach Band 2.3144 Basketball 1,25 Track 1. Susie Torres Nancy Truax Kathy Updike Pat Utley Musical 1,25 Pep CI 1: CI Council 2,42 Pep Rep 3: Drill 4: Fut Sec'y 3,4. Tom Van De Veere Gordon Van De Voord Dan Vendini Robin Veronese Football 1,2,3: Wrestling 1,2. G.A.A. 1,2,3.4: Ski Cl 3.4: C.S.F. 4 David Victor Sharon Vonderohe Teri Vradenburg Dan Wade Campus Life 13 Pep Cl 1,25 Ski Cl 1,2.4: Football 1, Int CI 1,2,3. i l Kerry Wagner Jalene Waite Stan Waller Mar!-Jie Walters Pep Cl 1: Dance Cl 1: J.V. Cheer 2: Var Choir 1.2,3: Pep Cl 1,2: Forensics 4. Football 1,2.3,4: Basketball 1.2: Track Cheer 3.4: Cl Council 1,2,3,4g Girls' Lg 4. 1,2,3,43 A.S.B. Vice Pres 4. Bruce Warden Ray Watanabe Bafbifa Weld' I-VU Weleba Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3g Sen Track 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 1,234 Choir 1,2,3,4: Brighter Side 3.4: Drama Pep CI 1: Choir 1,2,3,4: Brighter Side 4 Service 4. 2,3.4: Fold Cl 2,31 Fut Sec'y 3. Banner 3.4: Musical 2.3: Ski Cl 3. Paula White Sue Wilkins Chris Williams Paula Williams Pep Cl 1.2: Fut Teachers 2.3: Campus Life 3: Girls' Lg 3.4. Ginny Williamson Int Cl 1,2 Pres 3: German CI 1,2,3,4: Musical 1,2.3: Ski Cl 4: Choir 2.3.4 Yearbook 1,4: Rampage 3 Choreography 4: Cl Council 2.4. Bill Wilson Rick Winans Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2.3: Tennis 1,2.3.4: Campus Life 1,2.3: Baseball 2,4: Key Cl 3,41 Cl Council 1.2: C.S.F. 2: Ski Cl 4. A,S.B. Pres 4. Scott Winchester Track 1: Football 1. Steve Winiecke Marilyn Wolfe Jeff Wood Water Polo 2,3.4: Swim Team 1,2.3: Pep Cl 1: Ski Cl 1: Choir 2,3,4: Cl BasketbaIl3: Football 4. C.S.F. 4. Council 3: Dance Cl 3: Musical 3. Sherri Wooldridge Shari Wright Joy Wyckoff Choir 2,3,4: Ski Cl 1.2. 1 Tsiwgpw M PkN U x '- , ln X'fbQJ3'kDC 'm K UD UE 'A 4 A h X 35 Q . C Q W I ,X ' 4 'N-X S X 9 M A , xxMPfQFQ C' Q T N 45 X N NLM 'XJ . . . Wm X5 'U I 'G. v . W W EMQQ 0.29 ,I N Xw.-6 'XD 99 LV,q9X'X 54 . . ' fbi 0 ' ' 34 'Af 1 v I 4 Aly ,- , 1 1 af Lg W 1 H -1- irmij ,ff f W' jw o gm' ff 1,1 mhgjjg 4'7,g'f3f WWW ww Q yyfZ4f2g-fggaif, 41' fb IW QL bo ' 9,241 W lffuwiim WV' M v U-f xl, ,, If lff t 1 OW of 0 xv! x 5 X Mwcffwfgfx, .,,,,'J7G '15 'Y W I X M , A I KW rc x f :Milf ffl Kj Af EE M ,f K pq I X Y V 2 gxqzw News 091 Cm Q ffw f k f C Y N X J' QUXCX , 5 y,J: 'Y7 Q-K'-.IX Eff Xxxyk fx-V fy . X ,W c,932'r'iXi' xyxbw X x' CUC? xcjx lr 'JV f1Xf ,Pe ,X 5? s X N ix f . ii: -Y N x 'n ffm? fi I, -I A 5, - lffflvi? mx KLA L , L X wma' fx 1A K. - Q Cm U 1' . 0 -gl CGW X ' 5 Xfwxqpo Vw? 'X 4 2 KVA K L f26112Q . -.X 36-K aw V C, O if C mv :IMUXFVD MIMYYA K 5 Ywlp fe X x H'0X5' 'Wf?h b bk! XX X-' X My . Vx iQ. V . Q-MQ C U X, A LXQNXXXQVX X9 Q My C, 1 YUM ig NMC VXHQNQ ,Q K 1 Lyvk -ivg-KW X Cfxxq GL ,X Tn 'V 5 'U i fb my-ax f X' Q1 , MWF X , Q WCW ff, .wo Ce: Q0 X-,wwf U 5D W ,sqm ,ul X-I X H W Y 1 GJ! U 2 I H45 Gklxok X NNQJQ QJ XX X A' kf! Lu NPN ,, W SHMXQ '- ' 1 W QMQG QM C Yvxfxyw X 556 ' -X . Qx ' I 1'yqwx-,Q 4 X lim '-XQCN xX RQCG, V fx EWCJQA , ' .. ' I lf-foxfx Qjmxq O iff XY lgjff K, wa A D S Ski MCQQ SML hs 3 I-gk, M ' E The 1971 CIF AA The Engineers of two straight CIF titles: Don Swanson, Bob Hitchcock, Ed Mohr and Brian Beveridge. Coach Hitchcock after his 100th victory and after the CIF clincher. Mr. Beveridge is caught in pre-game warm-ups. Great coaching is a necessity in order for a team to become champions, There are four coaches at Temple City who fall in the Catagory of great. They are Mr. Don Swanson, Mr, Bob Hitchcock, Mr. Ed Mohr, and Mr. Brian Beveridge. The way a team performs on the field is evidence of how well they are coached. For the past eleven years, and especially this year, Temple City teams have performed with excellence, Mr. Mohr lleftl explains some blocking patterns with his line while Mr. Swanson lrightl explains some defensive tactics to Kevin Bushey. SS Champions - Sl' gig 5' pb 7 s W 9 ,,?a , ' X E2 1 ' i , J of 3 'ix , if , Ah A , fx f' og H q 3 21 if J: if Z ' lib 'Ha .7 4 Hg, -Y' - f T N l 511 , 'if . fi' f A ' if E 4 , , yi it W to J Gy 0, ' 3 f' it .1 , Q'd63m. it ' i' BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Noble, Bill Wilson, Dennis O'Toole, Ron Lakey, John Cambianica, Dave MacLaren, Mark Pizzarno, Roger Brooks, Jeff Wood, THIRD ROWi Dan l-lanzel, Bob Zamarrippa, Stan Waller, John Rodriquez, Don Sterling, Mike Peterson, Bob Johnston, Mike Nanko, Manager Bob Ely: SECOND ROW: AI Molina, Bob Callas, Craig Brown, Fred Hitchman, Robbie Jones, Curtis Williams, Mark Morimoto, Kevin Bushey, Frank Mclnnesz FIRST ROW: Jerry Cimmarusti, Andy Roundtree, Gary Lineback, Mike Moore, Bob Teel, Jim Talbot, Mike Evans, Ted Moreno: NOT PICTUREDZ Rick Brown nv - , 77 The Mad BOVUDGYSH had PIGHIY Of action HQHUWSI Duarte- TC 55' D 5 RHVWOUUGVSI Craig Brown out maneuvers a Bell Garden defender. TC 42, BG 0 Ramrodders: Craig Brown and Dennis OTOOIG Bob Johnston and Bill Wilson 98? ..p.7 35 x R ' N f 0 1 F gf .L fpu :yi ' g A ' 6. L. xx A -Q i f 9 7' f if .1 l.. .,.l xx gg 15. A ii . C A . ff' - , 4, ,..,, any A K V. A , . 1 . .W V... ,,,, . we., Egg., f f 4' THE BEST DEFENSE IN CIF: A. Molina-linebacker, R. Jones-halfback, M. Evans-end, A. Roundtree-linebacker. R. Lakey-tackle, S, Waller-safety. D. O'TooIeAtackIe. C. Brown-linebacker, J. Wood-linebacker. Points Allowed-72 Average per game-5 5 pts. Andy Roundtree stops a South Pasadena ball carrier in the Homecoming game which gave the Rams sole possession of first place. TC 30. SP 7 Ramrodders- Mike Nanko exemplifies the fabulous running game lhe Rams put together against AndY Floundtree and Mike Nanko LaCanada. TC 41, LC 0 Ramrodders: Roger Brooks and Stan Waller The San Marino Titans were the victims of the largest Ram massacre. Here. Roger Late in the fourth quarter, Bill Wilson scored the go ahead TD in the first round of Brooks hauls in 3 P355 TC 55, SM 0 Rammddefsi AUCIY ROUUUUGB and Frank the CIF playoffs against Royal Oak. TC 21, RO 14 Ramrodders: Fred Hitchman Mclnnes and Dennis O'TooIe 1 3 W Qx 3 Z . THE BEST OFFENSE lN THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: M. Peterson, F. Mclnnes, B. Zamarripa. G. Lineback, M. Nanko, J. Talbot, B. Wilson, F. Hitchman, J. Cimmarusti. J. Rodriquez, R. Brooks. Points Scored-404 Average per game-31 pts. fi. In the second round of the playoffs, Mike Peterson's clutch pass reception put the Bob Johnston's key interception set up the Ram's initial TD against Sonora. TC Rams ahead to stay. TC 26, AV 14 Ramrodders: Mike Peterson and Bob Johnston 28. S O Flamrodders: Jerry Cimmarusti and AI Molina Victory at its Finest, 28-18 captains Bill Wilson Andy Roundtree and Head coach Bob Hitchcock graciously Ffed Hiiciimafi i627 and Robbie Jones i4ii accept the two hard earned CIF championship trophies. Show iiieii excitement aiieif the iinaui TD clinched the Rams second straight CIF title Halfback Bob Zamarripa picks up valuable yardage on a sweep. Bob Johnston returns one of three Ram interceptions against St. John Bosco. For the first time in the CIF Southern Section AA history, the same CIF. The feeling continued throughout the summer workouts and football team won back to back CIF AA championships. That team. on through the entire season. On December 17, 1971, all the as was the case a year ago, was Temple City. dedication, hard work, and teamwork finally paid off, and that goal was reached again. TC 28 v Bosco 18 It all started in May of 1971 when the established goal was to win The Forty Four and Zero Club 4 Denms O Tome Andy Roundtree Jerry Cimmarusti Def9n5'Ve Tackle Linebacker Halfback When the Temple City Rams defeated St. John Bosco 28 to 18. many feats were accomplished: a second straight CIF title was earned, a 30 game winning streak established lsecond longest in CIF SS historyl and a fantastic high school career ended for seven seniors. They each played in a maximum of 44 games lnine on each of the Bee and Cee levels and 26 on the Varsity levell and won all 44. They were on 4 league championship and 2 CIF championship teams. Defensively they accounted for 21 shutouts while offensively they totaled over 1400 points. Many honors can and do overshadow the efforts of these seven, but the people who do get those honors can not always say they never lost a high school football game. Stan Waller Al Molina Robbie Jones Safety Linebacker Defensive Halfback The Unsung Heroes lv, tv-If-if y f , Q .1-. NM ,.,,, , . f- f .f Junior Mike Nanko runs through a giant hole. Bob Zamarripa picks up a first down in the La Canada game. Senior tailback Jerry Cimmarusti avoids a La Canada tackler. The success of a football team can be directly traced to the ability of its line. In Temple City's case, its line, both defensively and offensively, was magnificant. The play of center Jim Talbot, guards Gary Lineback and Fred Hitchman and tackles Frank Mclnnes and John Rodriquez resulted in many good runs like the above three. Had it not have been for efforts on defensive ends Mike Evans and Mark Morimoto and tackles Ron Lakey and Dennis O'Toole, the tackle on the right might have not been made. They work just as hardas everyone else, but receive only a minority of the credit. Without them, Temple City would not have captured their second straight championship title. Bob Callas is seen making an unassisted tackle on a ball carrier JV's: Improvement Through Hard Work LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: G. Buchanan, S. Perini, M. Kokayko, B. Bublitz, T. Crane, S. Grubb, P. Simmons, M. Knickerbocker, D. Hollingshead, J. Moreno, D. Vanderhoe, MIDDLE ROW: S. Ciulla, R. Strelitz, G. Hardin, C. Martin, B. Bennett, C. Gantz, B. Rounds, S. Wallen, K. Cole, M. Bernal, S. Joinesi FRONT ROW: A. Armstrong, E. Armburst, D. Harding, B. Gallagher, B. Campo, B. Evans, K. George,J. Carucci, P. Taber, A. Miyashita, J. Cimmarusti, B. Donlinger. SCORES TC OPP. 36 San Gabriel O 6 Arroyo 36 8 Glendale Hoover 6 O St. Francis 16 I6 Duarte 6 6 Bell Gardens 34 O South Pasadena 14 1 La Canada lforfeitl O 6 San Marino 25 LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Record 1. Bell Gardens 5-O 2. San Marino 3-2 3. South Pasadena 3-2 4. Temple City 2-3 5. Duarte 1-4 6. La Canada O-5 Head Coach Paul looks on with concern. Assistant coach of the Jv team is Bill Martin Quarterback Sal Ciulla gallops for valuable yardage on a quarterback sweep. Another view of the JV quarterbacks quickness as Ciulla again runs with the ball. Dan Harding sweeps left end for pickup of good yardage. Brian Bublitz pulls in a Sal Ciulla aerial. Three year veteran Coach AI Langdale and Head Coach Dick Elliott work hard at their art. SCORES TC 48 San Gabriel 28 Arroyo 14 Glendale Hoover 24 St. Francis 12 Duarte 44 Bell Gardens 38 South Pasadena 36 La Canada 22 San Nlarino OPP. O O 12 12 12 O 6 6 O For the third consecutive year, the Ram sophomores proudly walked home with sole possession of the Rio Hondo League Championship. This season they were paced by Rich Johnston, Nlarc Biro. Rick Munyon, Len Strelitz and Rick Nlueller. Let's all hope they continue their winning ways in their next two years at Temple City. Sophs Capture Third Straight Rio Hondo Championship LEAGUE STANDINGS Team 1. Temple City 2. San Marino 3. La Canada 4, Duarte 5. South Pasadena 6. Bell Gardens Record 4-O-1 4-1 3-2 2-2-1 2-3 O-5 LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: R. Mueller. R. Roig, G. Wilson, P. Henry, B. Roberts, R. Malinowski, M. Mushinskie, L. Strelitz, M. Blankenbaker, D. Bennallack, F. Repke, D. Balassi: MIDDLE ROW: S, Froyum, P. Harp, D. Farrar, T. Abeyta. M. Slagle. M. Biro, R. Munyon, R. Brown, J. Rogitz, T. Nlilazzo, J. Edwards: BOTTOM ROW: D. Jewett. S. Ruffino, G. Woods. A. Nielsen. S. Trott, R. Johnston, M. Hurley, R. Hill, S. Renner, J. Herbert-Mgr. 86 Rich Muelier 184i and Rick Munyon i203 fold upon a Glendale Hoover running back as Dennis Bennalack 1603 gives pursuit. Len Streiitz takes off after recovering a Beil Gardens' Ross Malinowski i727 throwsa block against a Bell Gardens defender, fumble. Halfback Rick Munyon gains four yards in the game against the St. Francis Knights, Frosh Compile 8-1 Recordg Finish Second LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: R. Cordova, G. Saunders, D. Richmond, J. Johnson, M. Krauss, B. Riesau. L. McCarnm, J. Perfetto, D. Schultz, E. Adams, J.-Atwood, M Beaten, J. Taylor, L. Kurlich, D. Hollingshead, J. Hoy, J. Wetton, B. Blau, K. Woodland, D. Wallen, manager: MIDDLE ROW: M. Harvey. R. Ross, J. Hahn, K. Kawanoto M. Avilla, R. Ornelas, P. Beakes, D. Douglass. G. Hernandez, J. Terry, B. Vogue, S. Waller: BOTTOM ROW: F. Emma, J, Dean, L, Pappas, M. Moore, D. Hunter, L. Clause K. Potter, S. Mueller, S, Hitchcock, R. Abeyta, L. Rogitz, J. Spink. X K W a .z Y . r , x if-ii, gf 4 is ii 1 -: -.....M... 1 Q fx 'F 3 , In , ,5 - iw 7 cn, ' x , if ,ig ff'- V Y N, - ,, ,A,Y,K:.k Q V, 5 , 1 i I Aw- X var, 'A tx -.w Captain Mlke Avllla '0 1'illlii-Q..-..,,, 5 ,xw Q S5 , att mpts to shed a Hpover tackler. B-F-'. 'i5-+57 X-Country Runs Into Tough League VARSITY-BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Peirson, J. Thorndyke, G. Burlin, D. Solwick, J. Cook: FRONT ROW: D. Baker, J. Stasny, W. Freeman. B. Warden. Senior Bruce Warden attempts to pass a Duarte runner. Junior Doug Solwick all alone in a league meet. FRESHMAN-BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Thorndyke, T. Finnerty, M. Knowles: FRONT ROW: B. Maslow, P. Burke, R. Van Cleef. Jim Cook strides it out. JUNIOR VARSITY-LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Freeman. L. Moreno, B. Pitzer. F. Mollet. The Veteran Coach Mr. Lebrecht talks with his runners during the Duarte cross country meet. The Varsity's top man: Dave Baker ,, 5' .7 ,r w I jizgili QU' ' 'Sf W ,N M ,,,rA Q L, 'flaky ,Q ,K 'j, 54, ff EQ M5455 32. Qi 2 ,.,, fn U7 I , , if W ,, wg Qi J if A QW fb f f fp? ff ,ifgw M ,gr W, A lf if 43 f M li , vi, sf sb Z 4 Wx f W? ff CEES LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW J Braun J Ellis G Allen J Voltz R Newman M Avlla FRONT ROW FIYSI SUTUQ Gallagher K Schroeder C Lawson R Brown G DeVahl D Harding Time OUI- Ram Cagers Look for Rebound Year r f'AfA Af'o A .R VV . jf V QAQHS ,A s., it use ms 5 4! jr l'jIY'A'77 I , : fi ki-V, T . 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' iam ' Z1 'AFX'-1 , X Q' L I 1 Cees Get Through Mediocre Season LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: S. Hunter, K. Carey, M. Knowles, S. Mueller, L. Clause,J. Clarke. M, Krauss: KNEELING: S. Bascom, D. Knickerbocker, S. Plescia. In traffic, Center Larry Clause goes up for a jump shot. Steve Mueller is seen in complete concentration in a home game against South Pasadena. gf, -ff . . W . ' - ' 3 +. f-1 ff 1 -kzixfmv' K af I K fini 5- Qkif Q ig' 'X 3, 7, A ' ' ivy- ,wb , wp is wif M 'T .. fy M ,, if :Q3,H1,eg5fifyQ7i2 ' 'A . 4 'kff i, ff . 'Z Lk i W K A , ,K S : , ,Wi Q Zi? ,fa . fi . X Q. 4 K 'viwvg h 8 giyym ., '- ZZ' 'if' ' 1 . ' '1if,w 534. ,va . u . 534- f Yi MW ,Q 7'1'1..l ...,.. Varsity Nine Aims For Wins VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: M. Garcia-Nunez, S. Joines, S. Henry, R. Roundtree, B. Zamarripa. M. Nanko, M. Ferraro. F. Mutter, M. Smith. D. Barron. Lakey. B. Wilson, B. Johnston. J. Bartholomew, R. Hart, B. Eley: KNEELING: A Above, catcher Ron Lakey l3l awaits a Fritz Mutter curve ball. Right, pitcher John Bartholomew is caught in mid-motion during a spring home game. SFC? Q.. Q gg AN qi ,Q if V , M56 Eli: fihajrisl , , E . ,. , . f N ,j',',' X, gy.-V ! AAI. i ,, 4 54 ., ,rr-S. L fi. 1, 4 -'xl .1 V .i in fi, . 'QI -I- .1 qf' ,W V , 'N .gwf Q93 Q .. w 1 -,., , . ELL-2 w' f- M ' f-Nm. Q. Am f -A. f ww. , 41:2 f if Q2 X ji . 'if af rm f W fs W Y? Q V Q1 O 2 g , V l at in ,ffl ,,.. s 4 1 Q , Li ff 'N 2? 5 N? P ? , ' I' Q 4 if 1 I if an M64 'V ,MM ' My M ,- M Qi, 1 1 5,1 4 1, if- ? Y Q. K J -sn in A k1EWV'Q'ksik fv ., 'si V . 4:54 M Af., wj ,fx S . H ' C -f ' 1 H 4 R325 , 1. ' ilu? . ' f ww, is wx, M ,XM war. 11 ,, .X Mm, . , .-1.x-X17 ,f' -Y - .:g3,,,.6-, ,Q .,yitlWr.,,f f Lfzvivgf x,, gffis?'-'w:.-ui!! 7 :L.-f ,2,g-1 -3'xi,,, , V 547. Af - r I f--. . . g'f,ff :' Ql- Q ,I . 'I .Jr C I , -4 5-44 ,, -ap W2 , ,, f v i Y 3 Trackmen Look For Successful Year VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: J. Stasny, J. Cook, S. Waller, D. Schultz, C. Malm, J. Cambianlca, B. Kjos, J. Rodriquez, B. Fletcher: MIDDLE ROW J Thorndyke, R. Elter, B. Greenberg, C. Brown, B. Teel. M. Mollett, R. Van Cleef, D. Solwick,J. Peirson: FRONT ROW: W, Freeman, A. Armstrong, B. NobIe,J. Cimmarustl D. Baker. M. Knowles. -- .., KRW J ef., www . .. feast. . . I ii wi! xx ,wg we ' I .- ' A I -f - I ' 'MT' Left, Barry Greenberg finishes ahead of the pack as does anchor-relay man, . . . .... Jerry Cimmarusti. 1 , - it 7' ll f. .,,:+,'W4.ML ff 4 I S H .. V i . A Q wr wif M?gM,i,,M,, , Q.. . M.!,ZiMM.I.,. at , .nt .. .. gf, . . , H , ,. , ,,,, V ., . ,,W4t.Wig77gW,Wza.. Y ' fi gf,.tj,,,1,f . if . ,V . j331H'.hALQ3gf.5E.:V' W ' ' 'fi rf W ' .gui . ' - 1'iff'fl' f wiflfiwii:.1i':fr'et.Q-1' A .,,,, T. ...W .. .. .. ff . 1 i ,. .Wm a7Ztea.1QziQ,.g. ,T BEES. LEFT TO RIGHT. BACK ROW: M. Bennett. D. Solwick. R. Aeschliman. R. Watanabe. T. Bennett, P. Henry. K. Woodland. D. Hollingshead. K, Bentz. G. Freeman KNEELING: J. Herbert.J. Cimmarusti. M. Beaton, T. Abeyta, R. Munyon, R. Brown. .f 'K' . fr' i I ' ,. . Q... Above. Bentz, in one of his usual clearances. and below. Jim Thorndyke leads in a hurdle dash. Senior Kirk Bentz begins a vault in good form. 1m -.. .pfmwm ..g.u.4- .....1 '-nl, ,A . , - Spikemen Excel in Stretch CEES. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: J. Herbert, M. Knowles, S. Waller, M. Budd, B. Pitzer, K. Bentz, R. Freeman: MIDDLE ROW: T. Finnerty, L, Braun, M. Hurley, R Anderson, H. Johns: FRONT ROW: P. Burke, E. Thorndyke, S. Trott, M. Avila, R. Ross, S. Hunter, L. McCammon. 4 Puts like this make Rick Brown the ieague's best. Ram runner Dave Baker shows determination at the start of the two-mile, and exhaustion at the end. ' Maw M,,,-yy-.w,f,,w, tffiu' ' fs A . asf' f ff' ' fs 5 5 i N i , ,Q MMM ' 'a f I Q-..-. F , N ' ' 5 I ,W Liwq Huw A -Sm sz .,.,w, ,, ,WNMQ 4 - nw A KMA' , .,,,lA- iw W V .. 'f if M. , 4, 4 1 -as . - - 53' k ' . v , ' , fa- Wg' V, .. 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W Dennis Moore, junior, looks for the wall to complete a perfect turn. .Clif 'LM 5' 'v :ji T... 7 'W' 1 - I I ...I 74... a ,..X , :vw ' V lm .LA W ,, ,Lwwgggf i J 52, Q45 4.4, if ....10fQilf...iM N,:. Aff ' 2 .L ...E .......x.,. 4 W 1 fs lg 5 , E 9 X Z X ' 7 , V fl Qi' N - ' tiff fwiifff 4 xl IEEE? F' 4 ,: 'S fa! 0 iw ff' .-,W W it JUNIOR VARSITY, LEFT TO RIG HT, BACK ROW: D. Spoon, D. Butler, R, Peterson. K. Miller, G. Hernandez, W. Lim: FRONT ROW: T. Cooper, D. Walden, S. Montesanti D. Douglas, M. Moore, Four-year Ietterman, Rick Winans, is pictured in his follow-through form. Cugno delivers a vicious forehand slam. GAA Teams Improve, Provide Competition .,f3Y'5? , iiie . From left to right, Robin Carr, Linda Patterson, Lee Ann Collins prepare for takeoff. 4 it alumnus LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: C. Buckrucker, D. Saathoff, R. Carr, C. Mason, D. Godfrey: MIDDLE ROW: R. Gore, C. Read, S. Knowles, K. Hart: BOTTOM ROW: L. Collins, C. Smith, L. Kelz, C. Dixon, S. Simpson. Mrs. Morris shows Teri Harris how it's done. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: B. Agajanlan, R. Veronese, S. Balassi, W. Gollghtly, L. O'Neal, A. Malinowski, L, Case, D. Buhler, D. Pihlstrom: MIDDLE ROW: S. Harty, P. Young, B, Entzel, J. Shaw, C, Stilwell, P, Lichtenberger, M. Benavides, C. Bennett: FRONT ROW: V. DelGado, K. Cliffe, B. Hayton, A. Cantora, M. Brown, T. Harpster. 1 434 X33 I W2 al24 We X v VL. 4-A The varsity volleyball squad IS shown playing an lntrasquad game during practuce Miss Hubert is the coach of the volleyball. basketball and softball teams 115 Q7 fX54Qj, E X QUQFQJ LS? G5 OG GG X x Q06 BQJQQQD OG I 25 G0 QQQWQ X X in wff QQQQEDJQQY W g? W ,ff 50 f Cy O fy Q W9 VY BQ KD kv . 0 Q01 Q? W 5555 N ' gg? gy if vN OOQJp2gN GY ! 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Their newest project is to seat a non-voting student member onto the Temple City Board of Education. The Associated Student Body is advised by Mr. Richard Harris. Bull Wilson Stan Waller A S B President A S B Vice President Sheryl Cowan Kathy Buccola Pam Griffith Secretary Secretary Treasurer Sally Routery David Sanders Debbie Cathers Academic Senate Rep Academic Senate Rep. District Senate Rep Commissioners Lead Activities Randy Hoffman Janet Carr Lenie O'Connor Publicity Clubs Activities 3 i Kari McFarland Steve Johnson Jo Alyson Parker Communications Youth AFS Marlyce Myers Mark Pizzorno Paula Nedelcoff Pep Assemblies Girls' League President Reps Provide Consensus For Student Government Sally Grancich John Clarkson Ted Moreno Flepresentative-at Large Representative-atfLarge Senior Representative Kathy Perini Junior Representative Bob Callas Laura Soto Frank Hanzel Representative-at-Large Freshman Representative Sophomore Representative Service Clubs Work to Aid Others FP' S , E, ' . - ' A Paula Nedelcoff . President ' 1 G I S LEFT TO RIGHT1 K. Harrison, E. Robertson, P. Williams, V. Carrion, P. Campbell, NOT PICTURED: V. Chaille. P. Jackson. League Senior Service LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: B. Davis, N. Anderson, G. Peterson, Mr. Harris, advisor, D, Baziak, P. Lindsay, A. Roundtree lheadl, B. Barnes, K, MacFarland, B. Warden FRONT ROW: S. Routery lheadl, A. Molina, R. Birnbaum, D. Crump, D. Cathers, P. Beakes, L, Sunellg Not pictured: R. Cugno, R. Lakey, M. Evans, ie. Qiiiiisaiir COUNCIL MEMBERS, LEFT TO RlGHT. BACK ROW: K. Wagner. Secretary: S. Grancich, Thursda ' t chairman: T, Perfetto, Ways and Means: M. Myers, President: P. Gr' 't licity: P. Jackson, Social Chairman, S. Brooks, Vice President: FR . DeGravina, Historian: J. Lawrence, Treasurer, T. Page, Pep Commissioner Marlyce Myers ergeant-at-Arms: Not pictured: J. I-iaupert, Sergeant-at I . T ' r'l .L'1 Zei- Bmw.-wwnauua.1fzmxmxvar'6zv:1 'QQCJSJ6 5 J' QF W, 2 i P Q i GQXGJ f J E E ' 03 f s 6 x V090 be mi ggi- f KY 1 U' y x Y W IX I Qi ' j 'L 3 KN . f 'Q QXQOVJ ' 1 I, for SENIOR PEPREPS: Cathy Milazzqffgniig O'CdnnoH, heady-tihda Bishop, Andrea Maiinowski, Kathy B ola JUNIOR PEP REPS: Debbi Harpe Paula Mora , Not pictured: Marisfia Arodrrlihge Sgeirigcker 3 Rene Mocerino J- X580 ei U5 0060!-C i USED? 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Mxzirzmwg Kathy Hatem a I Joyce Takayama Linda Robles Gina Pizzorno Shelley Henderson Barbara Procopio Margie Olivo Gay Sturch km 3 . f L ,Q fx- Fink 4 Y, ? . , M M. .1 q Hi , f is L if v .T ,f f '5- ' as , xi . 3 ,335 ,Q 'c ,V 1 Wm? 1, Q ' A-QfW ' ' 58u2w,..,,M,,,6, W g 5-f 'W Amwm If ' f y .W , 49? ,-'gg 7' JM' ,rf We cw A' if ,t ' A 5. , 4 , f , - ... V ,jf A AA gli. Z A. ., 'v,1,,,,g,2 ' , , . 5 f 1 b -.,,, ga 5 he We A. P fm K 'R :Rf tvvssis KK-: iff. WX 6 5 vi 'Wav if 'S AH . 1 4, f f M., 4 ..' 1 . lu - .L . . 4 1' I.. . :J 3' ,w . qi as ' , QQWW f 2 3 .nf 'gy 3 Q, 3? . lf 7 WUJJPLN-1 lbwx r ,l ,f QQ., cf ' 451: 5 IJ, 3 Qu 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: S, Torres, P. Stilwell, C. Crawford, C, Lloyd, C, Johnson, T. Perfetto, B. Bobbin, S. Meisenhelder, L. Bennett, D. Griffith, L. Griffith, H. Guiou, D. Vivona, B. Block, M, Bald, L. Kelz: Third Flow: G. Rosenberger, lVl. Dame. S. Cook, K. Mayfield. P, Schultz, C. Griesbach, B. Cox, S. Gamm. T. Miller. B. Kuhne, E, Rochford, L. Hicks, J. Johnson, K. Morimoto: Seconcd Row: M. Spink. O. Gamboz, D, Cardella, D, Baziak, J. Stone, D. Lookabaugh, J. French, J. Schudr. P. Mclntoshi Front Row: Co-Captains Joy Emma and Patti Lindsay. 6135665 6 Joy Emma and Patti Lindsay Co-captains Email o n Sharon Glick Head GQEQYEEUEQES Temple City's majorettes display strutting routine as they lead the band in the Camellia Parade. 0 'Nw LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Bev Grosso, Pam Benson, Kathy Waller, Cheryl Smith iHeadl. Linda Niemeyer, Jenny Lawrence: Front Row: Pam Jackson, Barbara Bitten, Gwen Patterson, Lynn Zelko, Vicki Chaille, Lyn Weleba. M Temple City's Banner Carrier's proudly display the school banner as they would in competition. ivilfTHESEH55fiiaiQEi5f.'ais'54enUv2i'kiBQ'5i55Q,grEgQi'T'i'R A 'R T ' R RTTU 'YT P iiiqgv i Vbafiifiv ,Q xx This year the band and drill team marched in 6 parades, including Rosemead, Santa Monica, West Arcadia, Long Beach, Camellia and National City. In the season's first parade, the Ram's Marching Band placed third. A first place trophy was awarded to the band at the Santa Monica Parade. Awaiting Temple City's Band at the West Arcadia Parade was another first place. Yet, the highest moment of the year was participating in the Long Beach Invitational Band Review, one of the highest acclaimed in Southern California. Mr. Hoolihan and his band proudly carried home a 2nd place trophy. Pride now installed in the Rams Marching Band, they hosted the Temple City Camellia Parade with great dignity. Once again The Pride of Temple City will march. this time in the National City Band Review resplendent in new uniforms. Shield Carriers LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: M. Stilley, C. Schwarz, M. DiBari lheadl, P. Jones, K. Olsen, J, Franklin, P. Higbie. ,T s 1 e xc xx My 35 Yjjfy-J jx Q we it We v Xxx Mbxgfixf VV A 3 VM JU As the Ra msc M Go Marching By. . .. ,,,., J! ,EH 'CH lEl.D3 if QQ rl .,,..,--fy ii 1, .J i,.,. Mx. ,, L W-, 5 Z 5 ,W ,,.p,,. , I 'Q ,, ffiimf V A Nw X.X..f:- ig V . Lv ix, . , ' A Q. .Qs - 5... . 1' f- ,iil-zev: 'ff 5' K 'wa-5935453 f ' 'fe Q ' ' 1 - fd xg.: n ,A X 5 ' .Qifff Q I l 1. if A . , Ei V 5' , . u' s -f ,, bv , . mf , wgkv -if N Q ,ii r V Eff. 14- J 'k'. mf' I-S ffff yy. ' I vs . fy an? if . gulf LQ 1 .r fr ,6 g 4, 'M New 'Q' A cappella Choir LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: L. 0'Neill, J. Best, R. McGinty, S. Winnans. A. Pate. P. Norris. C. Smith, J. Schnell, J. Herra, D. Schnell, S. Clarks, R. Sturgeon, J. Nickelson. K. Keller, D. Hobson: Third Row: K. Garwins. M. Barnhart, C. Dixon, D. Jewett. R. Carr, H. Block. D. Miller, L. Stapleton. S. Alder, C. Bennett. K. Chase. L. Grainger. K. Burlingame, L. Stevenson: Second Row: D. Saathaff. S. Sasse. C. Fuller, D. Dwyer, K. Hart, C. Pizzorno, C. Smith, L. Roses. L. Soto. M. Lloyd: Front Row: E. Phipps, T. Waller, N. Johnson, K. Schnell, J. Hampshire, T. Wood, L. Oren. K. Spoon, N. Emmanuel, T. Earl, L. Harrison. Men's Chorus LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: S. Bartoli. D. Wallen, G. Rummage. B. Sexton, T. Finnerty: Second Row B. Roeters.J. Byrna, T. Gonzales. R. Hall. M. Arnold: Front Row: D. Lobby, M. Tiberend, G. Wallace. You've come a long way baby. . and so has the performing arts at T.C.H.S.. especially in the vocal department. It has grown to such proportions that it is slightly amazing. Roger Lockie i Mean Mel as the students like to call himl started in 1955 with a group of 4 girls called the Temple Belles and a girls' choir. He soon found that the boys in TC weren't so bad at singing either. Now with the aid of the Acappella Choir, Men's Choir, Concert Choir and the Brighter Side Singers, Mr. Lockie has no trouble in producing some high quality shows for the TC public. At Christmas these groups combine to present The Sounds Of Christmas, featuring portions of Handels 'Messiah'. In April, the vocal department presented many of the large production numbers for the 'Green and Gold Fleview'. However, the highlight of the year was the Jester Hairston Concert. He thrilled both the audience and choirs as he filled the auditorium with his chairsma. Director, Roger Lockie, plays noted patterns for the altos of the A cappella choir during a rehearsal, --....-,. -. - ....... -..- ,.., .--,.--.., -. -- ..,-,, . ,- ,, , . , , , ', , Slemons, K. Schwab, B. Block, V. Chellson, L. Griffith, S, Cutler. M. Nelson, T. Hernandez, M. Wolfe, D. Senne, J. Shaw, S. Minor, D. Potts. M. Miller, P. Fitzgibbon: Second Row: L. Weleba, G. Rosenberger, B. Agajanian. J. French, P, Mclntosh, P. Dougherty, H. Malm, B. Kuhne. S. Hartlett, L. Heiman, H. Schwartz, P. Higbie, A. Burza, D. Vandenboom. B. Burwell: Front Flow: F. Sturgoen. A, Sofra, J. Byers. C. Beierschmitt, M. Marquet, J. Wick, J. Duffy, P. Moran, G. Peterson, K. Harrison, P. Lindsay, S. Brooks, N, Gehre, D. Pearson, J. Wyckoff: Not Pictured: B. Welch, M. Downey. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: L. Moorehead, K. Brooks, G, Lindenmeyer, J. Peirson, J. Clarkson, J. Thorndyke, A. Armstrong, L. Gardner, D. Sanders, D. Clark. K. Parker: Second Flow: D. Sanders, P. Beakes, C. Burrows, H. Pardella, K. Beckman, B. Workman, B, Coe, C. Moore, Front Row: J. Campbell, S. Waller, J. Rogitz, M. Massie. D. Dooley, N. Pearson. C, Darnell. Up, Up, and Away. .. Up. Up, and Away were the Brighter Side Singers on August 10, 1971. Travelling to England, Wales, and Holland, the singers embarked on the first leg of their journey of the performing at the airport to fill a five hour wait for the plane. Arriving late in London, the singers attention was well monopolized by the scenery and the most picturesque part of London, Leinster Square. Such famous sights as Big Ben, St. Paul's, and Buckingham Palace were seen the next day. Beginning their three week menu of peas, peas, and peas, the singers adjusted quickly to English cooking. Aided by a king- size bottle of Dramamine, the Brighter Side Singers travelled over 1500 miles on a luxurious tour bus at the hands of Mad Norm , the Mario Andretti of the RTD. With him the singers could always count on a suspenseful ride. The trip to Bristol from London was enhanced by the presence of Reverend Trevor Davis, a native of Bristol. 114-A Among the highlights of the tour was the visit to Amsterdam. From boat to train to bus, the trip across the English Channel, and into Holland was smooth. The return was over rough seas and had many of the singers incapacitated. Each singer and chaperone came home from Europe with memories unique to the people they met and places they went, Each one returned richer in their knowledge of life, and of the world. This year's Brighter Side Singers strove to follow in the tradition of excellence set by former groups. Singing for various community groups, the group maintained a rigorous performance schedule, representing their school and community well. Credit must be given to Director Roger Lockie, whose inspirational leadership provides a tremendous experience through music year after year. Members of the Summer 71 Brighter Side Singers, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Dan Clark, Bill Reid, Don Sanders, Steve Halasey, Glen Cooper: MIDDLE ROW: Sally Routery, Michelle Dwyer, Robin Gaghagen, Sandy Pearson, Terri Zufall, Debbi Schaub: FRONT ROW: Barbara Welch, Cal Magro, Sue Vaage, Phil Beakes, Jon Peirson. Signe Malm, Stan Wilbert. Gwen Peterson, Wes Hewett. Shelley Brooks. -4 LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: C. Ramsey, L. Weleba, D. Senne, P, Fitzgibbon, D. Clark: Second Row: J. Thorndyke, B. Welch, B. Block, P. Beekes, G. Lindenmeyer, V. Chellson, 8. Coe. M. Downey, K. Beckman, N. Gehre, S. Hartlett, D. Nelson: Front Row: S. Routery, D. Sanders, S. Brooks, E. Pardella, N. Anderson, D. Sanders. G. Peterson, J. Peirson. 1971-72 Brighter Side Singers 2 I r The Brighter Side Singers provided special entertainment at the homecoming assembly as they sang the favorite songs of each of the nominees. So I 'a S.. '-3 53 'rel- .JZ Q 'lt 21+ V 4:3 y fo 521+ 95 Un R Cheryl Smith Debbie Wetton Editor-in-Chief .... .... .... ............. G a r y Pate Copy Editors .................. . . ' , ' i Faculty and Administrat'on Editor .... ........... G inny Williamson Senior Class Editor ..........,.. ..... P atti Lindsay Junior Class Editor ...... . . .Carolyn Bascom Sophomore Class Editor . . . . . . Frank Hanzel Freshman Class Editor. . . . . . Annette Pate Activities Editor ...... .... D ebbi Cardella Organization Editor . . . Sports Editor ..... Photographers ..,.. Business Manager .... Art Editor ......... Advisor. . . .....................GwenPeterson ........................AndyRoundtree . . . Tak Nakamori, Robbie Brown, Dave Sakai ..,................FiobertaBirnbaum . .' .... Linda Accardo . . . Mr. Maynard Wilson Helping Debbie Cardella paste layouts for an upcoming deadline are Gwen Peterson and Patti Lindsay. Typing up copy for sports editor. Andy Roundtree, are Debbie Wetton and Cheryl Smith, efjggf Q ' ri x , Gary Pate. editor, listens as Mr. Wilson comments on a recent deadline. Templar Staff Caught unaware is Gwen Peterson, as she checks the picture day schedule with helpers from the staff. Rampage Staff LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: E. Robertson, B. Barnes, M. Massie: SECOND ROW: B. Johnston, M. Hernandez, R. Hoffman: FRONT ROW: C. Bascom J Parker S Routery, Mr. Maynard Wilson-advisor. Editor-in-Chief .... News Editor ....... Editorial Manager ..... Feature Editor ...... Sports Editor ..... Cartoonist ........ Reporters ......... Advertising Manager . . . Business Manager . . Photographer ...... Art Editor ........ Advisor .... . . .Jo Alyson Parker . . . Leslie Sunell .... Sally Routery . . . . Barbie Barnes .. ................... BobJohnston ........................RandyHoffman . . . Elise Robertson, Kathy Prince, Daye Sakai .....................MarieHernandez . . . .Becky Owens, Carolyn Bascom .................MarkMassie ElaineGoshorn . . . Mr. Maynard Wilson First Semester Members: N. Anderson, B. Barnes, M. Bersane, R. Birnbaum lpresidentl. J, Bisetti, D. Buhler, D, Cardella, J. Carmichael, S. Clapp. J. Copley, S. Cutler, P Dougherty, M. Earle, J. Edwards, R. Elter, E. Entzel, E. Geary, N. Gehre, R, Giese, D. Gilley, R. Gore. E. Goshorn, T. Harris, K. Harrison, L. Heiman. P. Higbie. R. Hoffman P. Huson, B. Johnston, D. Johnston, M. Jordan, L, Larson, C. Lawson, D. MacLaren, K. McFarland, N. Mellon, D. Milne. A. Molina, F. Mutter. C. Oren, S. Pace, J. Parker N. Parker, G. Pate, J. Paul, K. Perini, G. Peterson, P. Phillips, D. Pihlstrom, B. Pitzer, L. Quant, R. Ramsey, C. Read, B. Roberts, J. Rogitz, A. Roundtree, D. Sanders, J Sanders, S. Saviano, P. Schultz, J. Schumaker, H. Schwartz, J. Shaw, C. Smith, M. Staley, P. Stillwell. L. Sunell. H. Thiessen, R. Veronese, B. Welch, G. Williamson. Mr. California Scholarship Federation Second Semester Members: B. Agajanian, N. Anderson lGSl, M. Amodei, J. Atkinson, E, Barak, B. Barnes lGSl, S. Barnes, B. Basran, J. Benedict, M. Bersane, R Birnbaum lGSl, C. Buckrucker, D. Buhler, K. Burlingame, B. Callas, D. Canzoneri, J. Carmichael, J. Carucci, D. Cathers lGSl, R. Cathers, K, Chase, S. Clapp. S. Clark, S Clendenen. J. Cobb, G. Collister, J. Copley, C. Del Negro, B. Diedrick, D. Dion, P. Dougherty, J. Dunkleman, B. Eisberg, R. Elter, E. Entzel, J. Feld, L. Garrison, E. Geary, R Giese, M, Godfrey, E. Goshorn lGSl, H. Guiou, F. Hanzel, T. Harris lGSl, S. Hartlett, R. Haste, L. Heiman, P. Higbie. R. Hoffman lGSl, M. Holderman, S. Hosfeldt, P Huson, D. Johannsen, B. Johnson, L. Johnson, B. Johnston. S. Knowles, C. Krueger, R. Lakey lGSl, L. Larson, C. Lawson, D. MacLaren, M. Massie, B. Matuszak, J Menager, L. Mendelsohn, M. Miller, T. Miller, A. Miyashita, C. Moore, S. Mueller, G. Munoz, F. Mutter lGSl, C. O'Leary, T. O'Neill, C. Oren lGSl, L. Oren, D. O'Toole lGSl S. Pace, J. Parker lGSl. N. Parker lGSl, G. Pate lGSl,J. Paul, K. Perini, G. Peterson lGSl. R. Peterson, P. Phillips, D. Pihlstrom lGSl, S. Plescia, K. Prince lGSl, L. Quant, C Ramsey, D. Ritterhouse. E. Roach. J. Rogitz, L. Rogitz, S. Routery, A. Roundtree lGSl, C. Ruegg, J. Saito, D, Sanders, J. Sanders, S. Saviano, P. Shilling, P. Schultz, J Schumacher, H. Schwartz, C. Schwarz, H. Setjo, L. Sunell lGSl, J, Takayama, D. Whittinghill, G. Williamson lGSl. J. Woodall. Note: lGSl indicates Gold Seal. Dance Club valium, 'fe M . , ' i LEFT TO RlGHTg BACK ROW L, Shaw, A. Hopps, J. Pavolt, K. Ackerman, B, Prooopio, L. Robles, L. McGowan, D. Sibthrope, M. Worth, S. Atkins, H. Setjo lpresidentl, D. Menager, S. Perterson, S. Hudson, J. Schanzenbach, D. Gilley, N. Johnson: THIRD ROW: B. Block, D. Sasse, D. Harty, S, Henderson, O. Gamboz, B. Bitten, P. Benson, M. Pavlik, T. Iarossi, K. Dale, H. Malm, K. Erling, S. Hernandez, J. Waite, L. Stapleton: SECOND ROW, T. Nanko, D. Wetton, D. Gonzales, M. Marien, L. Hay, D Mikolasko, J. Lyman, S, McKiernan, S. Cutler, C. Smith, P. Brinkley, T. Waller, S. Alder, M. Lloyd: FRONT ROW: K. Voors, J. Bitten, K. Dorsey, M. Castillo, N. Dwyer, M Benedict, M. Olivo,J. Atkinson, K. Schnell. T. Wood, K. Kitsuse, J, Hampshire, S. Saenz, J. Manager. American Field Service LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW, D. Cathers, J Goldberg, D. Sanders, lpresidentl Y. Garcia Nunez, I. Steinacker: SECOND ROW, K. Doerr, J Shaw, M. Arce, S. Routery, C. Lichtenberger, K McFarland-standing: FRONT ROW: L. Avery, J Wilkerson,J. Parker, D. Buhler. i Forensics LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: M. Spink, K. Doer, P. Nedelcoff. B. Davis. FRONT ROW: Mrs Rosen-advisor. H. Thiessen lpresidenti. K Lawless. L. Maya: Not pictured: M. Downey, J Parker, B. Coe. E. Pardella. Pep Club Stage Crew LEFT TO RIGHT. BACK ROW: D, Maxwell, G. Genest. C Moore, E. Sheets: FRONT ROW: Biil Shaw. Not pictured G. Holcomb. 4- f ev'-zvfrw we:-:aw-x,QwmMw ,aww - zgnxmmaweewewwawswwffabmmeemmnmnifefNew :..w.f-1- fwe1re1se4ee-::wm-vw Q -- wAe.,-se:e.-fw:M- ,ffm Bowling Club Q. Q0 of A .1 flllllllll Chess Club Left to Right, Back Row: D. Godfrey, D. Rendant, E. Hong. L. Moorhead: Front Row: L. Collins, C. Gardner. L. Stevenson. S. Clancey. X P .- x N Left to Right, Back Row: R. Hoffman lpresidentl. B. Eisberg, R. Fleddingius, C. Darnell, B. Lloyd, F. Hanzel Varsity Club LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: B. Johnston, R, Jones, B. Wilson, J. Rodriques, A. Molina, B. Gallagher, P. Clarkson: THIRD Pow D. Sterling, D. Baker, D, Hanzel, M. Nanko, B. Callas, J. Cambianica: SECOND ROW: S. Winiecke. L. Sperling, D. McClellan C Brown, B. Kjos: FRONT ROW: J. Herbert, K. Roberts, M, Pizzorno, J. Cimmarusti, A. Roundtree: Not pictured: P, Beakes T Future Secretaries LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: L. Case. D. Dandrea, S. Torres, S. Vonderohe. M. Marien, D. Menager: SECOND ROW: A. Giangregorio, J. Hawe, C. Beierschmitt, S. Cook, A. Lauigne: FRONT ROW: B. Slemons, J. Wick. M. Castillo, C. Kiefer, D. Baziak. Not pictured: P. Stilwell lpresideml. W LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: D. Schultz, L. Clause, M. Mushinskie, G. Hamano, D. Wallen, D. MacLaren, R. Malinowski, M. Bernal. B. Wilson: THIRD ROW J, Hoy, L. McCammon, M. Avila, R. Ornelas, R. Hollingshead, P. Clarkson, E. Curland, D. Moore: SECOND ROW: S Waller, M. Amodel, B. Johnston, R, Munyon, R. Brown, Mr. Boerjan-advisor: FIRST ROW1 M. Krauss, D. Hunter, D. Knickerbocker. J Cimmarusti lpresidentl, J, Carrucci, D. Sterling, M. Pizzorno. German Club Left to Right: D. Crump, D. Buhler lpresidentl, V. Collins, J. Green, G. Williamson, J. Shaw, C. Darnell. Ecology Club LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: B. Davis, R. Reddingius lpresidentl: FRONT ROW: G. Pate. A. Lloyd: Not pictured: R. Santino. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: K. Prince, C. Lichtenberger, D. Sasse, D. Harty, K. Voors, T. Emery, K. Cole, B. Hopping, R. Winans, Corky Dunn-advisor: THIRD ROW: E. Robertson. L. Ellingson, L. Shaw. T. Nanko, E. Gehrig, A. Miko, I. Steinacker, K. Shaw, J. Cimmarustip SECOND ROW: S. Balassi, D. Lichtenberger, R. Veronese. R. Carr, S. Cutler, H. Malm, G. Williamson, M. Benavidez: FRONT ROW: B. Hayton, T. Harpster, K. Buccola, M. Pink, M. Shipherd, K. Dale, S. McKiernan, S. Johnson Ipresidentl. Ski Club 14 fi 0 2522 'iff 4 is W 5'-15? was Q2 Kx V W Q jf 4 1 W fm W Q I A A - 1 I ' ' HL 'WI Q J wwf! . - 111. . . 1 ffffffsfzfsg 1 2fbQlW H awiccimck Qtfhm 'mm' -f Tl rw-CHQ ' 0 ' Q M 1 A fi QQ M1 1 1- - W M121 'Wi 1 I q ii.: 'Ot is I. ha g FtI1,Qjff CUB 'F ww 1 . --J. i ul . I l':'lL'1 n ,rss l fp ous ' ' l . SL f 0 cf 35 51 A Gglx ox? xr . Q 04-6.-L, 67:1- 2 Q0 OO-WO For ' b 1 1 9G'+JXp 1vQ,f 54 ' N ' af Eff of 5 'v fl' ' Qgbevm raw-Sr A If y far h ,bf 1' 1 1 1 ' ' Q' L 1 152' N 1 ff , I ' 1 N 11 f flfbl W f fr 'XI 1 , 1 ' 1 nn X! fv 1 I Y fl f f L I, I' A X UU EU SL Tb UPL U' ULLX 1 , 1 0 455 2 F 1 ,X xl 'mu W! 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MARCH Spring Vacation Sports Night Drill Tryouts MAY National City Band Review Election Dance Pep Tryouts Powderpuff Football Prom Jester Hairston Concert APRIL Gymnastic Assembly Donkey Basketball Green and Gold Review JUNE Senior Week Baccalaureate All Night Party Spring Drama Her Majesty Queen Vickie Chailie The Homecoming Court of 1971 ,S Honorary Princess Inge' Steinacker Honorary Princess Mariana Arce wwf gig 6 V' ' 13,4-,Q MM ,V Q , f ,,,, ff , V, 2 , vf,,pzw4n,, 4 , .,-if '73 Z giiffflfl 571142 , QQ? , ,V , .1 .?'5:z. , . ff 9 A ' 2 I ,Z:,3.5E:,v,,A,, , , Am, M g Mvagm , Q' ,355-347931, 1 q an b ' ,Q 'cha-2,y4.f ' ' v fig Vww an rv 5 fi gf '-2 rig ' J ffx 'X , ' is.. -fjfxjg , , I f?.,'.+xfn,f - gf! Q ,. M, ' QVQQ' ,W Q, 'ffffy ' ' I f , f ,, 12'- 1, , ??f , iq W, The Sounds of Christmas The orchestra and Concert Choir combine their talents in presenting the number Mary's Prayer, featuring Kevin Parker and Barbara Welch as soloists. Music by the Brighter Side Singers is always entertaining. fa 43.4- 0 ,wiv , Separately spotlighted, the A cappella Choir sings such songs as: Adoramus Te Christe, Holy Night, etc. The annual Dance Concert was held at the San Gabriel Mission Play-House. The concert was sponsored and performed by members of the Dance Club under the direction of Marjorie Mohr. Colors -I O 3 CD ,cn 'U O CD 3 ,cn on :S Q. 3 , T fblel lg l - r 3 l r Pam Brinkley, Julie Waite, and Kim-Noel Birse combined their talents in 'Country StyIe'. sm it Julie Wilkerson and Lori Avery perform in the dance duet 'The Barbarians'. 156 Laura Hay and Diana Sibthorpe perform in 'Everybody loves a CIown'. Margaret McFarland. Jeanette Russell, Mitzi Hoffman. and Sharon Atkins join to perform 'Directions'. Christmas Magic THE CHRISTMAS ROYAL COURT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Freshman Princess Kris Ackerman, escorted by Mike Krauss: Junior Princess Kathy Waller escorted by Bill Wilson: Her Majesty Sheryl Cowan, escorted by Jack McGinnis: Senior Princess Linda Niemeyer. escorted by Stan Waileri Sophomore Princess Joyce Takayama, escorted by Jerry Cimmarusti, Q - A V fm ' fax' '93 gm, A Q , 1 A . , , L , ' . 5 , , V is 'WR K7 Assemblies Steve Johnson mimics President Nixon during the assembly spotlighting hypnotlst George Sharp Raquel Welch, Temple City's own Julie Haupert, provides entertainment for her fans. Tarzan, Dan Acuff, show his masculinity while under hypnotic suggestion. l Scotty Waller proposes to Debbie Wetton at an unusual moment Class Competition Ratings Seniors First Juniors Third Sophomores Fourth Freshmen Second Our foreign exchange students receive their corsages after being nominated TheJ V cheerleaders lead their calss in competition honorary princesses. 23+ Julie Haupert, Vicki Chaillie, and Sue Oliver congratulate one another. The Senior boys gather to support their class in singing the Super Senior Class of '72 song. ? W R BP - x Marching K Bandand Q 4 , KE' 3 . S eq, J! 1 ff. W in f - gap K V .' .. X - .. W, ,QA ,KU 4 . , KX 9 , A .W y Qi y 1 E1 E. ,ll? ' 5 'Q h SM .. .ww ,,,. ,- Tw U .', .Wygw Q. , nv- Team Q in W 16 4 Pep Groups Perform ln Competition This year, the cheerleaders participated in various competitions and placed third at both Saddleback and Mount SAC. The cheerleaders use various facial expressions to win over the judges. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders participated at Mount SAC and Arroyo competitions. This year. the Songleaders went to Santa Monica and Arroyo competitions. They placed third at Santa Monica. The Ramette Drill Team took second place at the Camellia Festival under the leadership of co-captains Patti Lindsay and Joy Emma. The Flams Marching Band. headed by Don Sale, placed second in the Camellia Festival. Rams' Band and Drill Team Host Camellia Parade X R .1 3 533152 ru As leaders of the Rams Marching Band, the Banner Carriers add attraction to the marching unit with their unique style of marching. 9-tMw 6 A . , .V rw, M ,Q A '- -ff.. igesif .,1,Q1w-17,147 1, ,M ..,.,,,..-m, - ww W'g:'?f1'a , xfniwi 11, ,va,.-QMM'-g.f,f l jj .V ,Q gu,ggQ1-Q . ff, -1 'sf wah? .1 N ' .W , .iff ' Ifigwi' iii? xps . qi: , v' !'1TiZ3x MJ gm S 1 ' V -vf 1 W , f,,, 563675 '. . A ,Q .L Q ' K ,Af .f,q..m-w c. Yefif, .mfg ,V j::2g3g3.jy5 Q Q 2, qi W.. - W' 'ffwin , A wr M L . Qe T,1 i! 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Her Majesty Queen Janet Schmitt, Princess Terri Page and Princess Kerry Wagner reigned over the affair entitled Traces of Love. The occasion was sponsored by the Class of 1973 in honor of the graduating class of 1972. Traces of Love 1-,, .... - - L- N If 'u L- 155 6U -Q- wi 4 N4 LEE 15'- Ri 1-:O ,372 35 I-05 Rl IMO QU QQ 4,0 K N iw 4-O! 0 Qu: my Ag? 1,5 152 03 -QV' , S dfli !Q'2 4,23 'NY w 'L 'gm ix QW -f, lm gig ffalibfv if 603 Q Q4 O ,OPQSJM iii-5 If 2 , .,, . .im U 23 T'- 33 121 MC-LSE o'QK +-5, 'ZHQZQ 05562 H Lin,-Q. Ewiilf 0 L 4112 Q31 avi x-+ 2Jm0 SLBM 'X pk L ,LK V 'V ,Av 1 9' , . A ' 0 JV Lf! Abs L ,L fp , I 1 ,wf ,aw IUN M A JAP f mjww Of f' U Cf L,.1LU f djU JL A , X M, A V jg I VL 'X N A 1 X J 1 jbfL NvV J JU fbi ' A, A UU! ,ali M if U J' ! !i K MIMJ R fl ff VL!! ,f x F VUL fy f X cg ' fy W f f fa , Z ,M wwf M Af flfxfk 4 f QV 5 W1 ' Xu JXXUJY K wa? A - f OM7 j 7 b ,Lf ,Z9WUx fy' ff - jf! ,f !,zf' f, f , fi? 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N 01 Xyqwiyw if WN , gyggxxivgy mggww I, www Q? sw N N42 OO wb I KQW?MAWwkp2 WWwW'yQw??gQfW' Q18 Q ' ,Wy ESQ gnu A M SQ 5 , U skeomulx nf: ,Awe H W , i f ' ish ' . , fa Av L-ff!!! , - Y 9 4' 'Q ' Q -- f ' 'lair- The Junior Class Kathy Perini Larry Moreno Margaret Spank Class Representative President Secretary A -46 . . 1,-.. 1 f PP' 5 Y WMA E ' 535 ,. l . . . 'ME D. Ackerman Fl. Agajanian D, Alva A. Armstrong A. Arthur W. Ashton S. Atkins D. Aylor D. Baker M. Bald S. Barnes D. Barron S Bartholomew C. Bascom D. Basore P. Baumquardt J. Benedict J. Bennett L. Bennett R. Bennett R. Bermudez J. Bernal G. Berres B. Bitten B. Block B. Bobbin J. Bonura L. Braun P. Breen K. Brooks R. Brooks J. Bruyninckx D. Buhler L. Burnhardt C. Burrows A. Burza B. Calcagni R. Callas W. Cambell B. Campo A. Canfora L. Canonic D. Danzoneri V. Carreon J. Carucci D. Case S. Charpentier T. Chezic J. Cimmarusti S. Ciulla D. Clark B. Coe K. Cole L. Collins Bill Gallagher helps a maiden in distress at the attendance office. w,,,,,,..M.,,,,MW I 1 I If 3 L fi' iw 22 Mtg! sl al e sfmlww is i i We fV:. f' Z 2 .fd 3 . Z .. 2 gd . Cm. G. Collister M. Conrad J. Cook J. Copley K. Coulson B. Cox C. Crawford C. Danomore D. Dearden and gf Ewmmm. 5935? . . 1, t . Ji.. f.' :EZ'P:: f-L ' 7 f L. Day v.1 -a. : - .. i a as .J-.g. ' . ,,..,...,. .2 V. Delgado C. Dixon M. Dodge W. Dondlinger D. Dooley K. Draman J. Dunkelman D. Dunlap J. Dykes M. Earle B. Eisberg K. Elder R. Eley L. Ellingson G. Elliott Fl. Elter B. Eyraud R. Ferraro B. Forstall T. Fradella W. Freeman J. French R. Fritchen L. Froyum B. Gallagher S. Gamm E. Geary Mmwawyjg N. Gehre K. George F. Geonetta P. Geronimos E. Hagebusch S. Hamilton P. Hamano D. Hanzel R. Haste L. Hay K. Hatem J. Herbert Pllw ,353 A, Giambalvo D. Gilley M. Grawunder L. Griffith H. Guiou S. Gustin R. Giese M, Gonick C. Griesbach S. Grubb D. Gullo B. Habell D. Harding D. Harper D. Harding R. Herbert I x X. x, T. Harpster S. Hart Y 'f N K. Harrison J. Harwood 'filf V. Herrick P. Higbie L. Hicks J. Hoffman f' x' 'Q I f .. r S in X fs V L x .- , ,,ff.b L 5e!!5I..' 'U'-0' Q 173 174 M. Holderman J. Johnston M. Knickerbocker B. Kuhne J. Libbrecht D. MacLaren 'WMWf'ff'7,f','Q 'W'W W'A m' Ei515i4i5aiVvQgiiieLL2'4sim ..., 1.,,:Sg1Utf5lLL ,..,,,., .. ' We 'ri f f .. . . ' D721 Q , fy - , .. , fg. .wiv wvz.,u ., 1:1 V j if 5 H: WX? I- f' i1:: .:f1W531 'E . . 333153: -- I . 1 5352.57 - K., 5 'giwge 22,1-,, ,- ' '-. v m -' J. . ' V , W - M .1-Q. : ' V' 15573 L f?35 ifif ' IM iii- ' 1 , , L: if f1f1Q,.43w.1.1M.igp , disc ' ,,, .,, ,.,. .,,, ,.,. ... , ,. I ' 279 iilfhifb, 'sh - wi 323?f5?f'i: 1 1 .fEJ'?ii7f.vlz2' 41 D, Hollingshead J. Hoy L. Hurt G. Jennings D. Jewett D. Jewett L. Johannse ...Masai , .,,, we f 5. fff. ,, am, 3' af: W gswz, f2'swg, gi .,,., .,,, , ., , W C. Kaayk B. Keller L. Kelz C. King Roger Garner. Jim Hall, and Rick Baudrand get the word. S' Knowles J- Koemer M- Koyayko M. Kurti L. Larson N. Lauber J, Lawrence D. Lee R, Lee G. Lindenmayer S. Maffioli J. Lomonico L. Longobardi D, L0viS0r1 P. Lowe L. Mace M, Malligo M. Marquet C. Martin K. Mayfield M, McAfee A. Mclntosh S. Meisenhel D, Menager M. Mercer S. Merritt M. Miedecke K. Miller M. Miller D. Andreassen S. Arnold F. Artale L. Avery D. Beckwith J. Bedwell L. Benavidez P. Benson S. Bersane S. Bezaire J. Black D. Bradley K. Brown R. Brown G. Buchanan B. Byrd B. Cameron L. Carlson M. Chemi J. Collins J. Conn R. Conner A. Crane P. Crowell M. Dame K. Davis D. Di Giuseppe M. Du Moulin S. Edwards C. Elliott D. Everly C. Fehr J. Fickes F. Fitzgerald K. Flick R. Foster Camera Shy H. Freeman T. Gallagher O. Gamboz A. Garber Y. Garcia-Nunez R. Garner K. Godfrey J. Hall D. Harrell E. Hathaway S. Henderson S. Henning G. Hunt M. Irvin W. Jacobs J. Johnson D. Lafrenierre J. Leddy S. Leddy P. Leschi L. Levesque C. Lloyd A. Lomonico M. Maddox R. Mangione K. McCreary L McEntarffer McGowan oc an R. Monreal P. Moran S. Morgan B. Ninke J. Nygaard Xia YD ff 52? S D. K. J. D. J. S. J. C. E. Y. S. L. Ornelas O'TooIe Parker Pendleton Perez Peterson Porter Reynolds Robertson Rodriguez Rouse Ru shworth A. Scholer S. Seabold D. Sibthorpe S. Sobachian M. Sofra G. Stockdale S. S. Taylor Taylor R. Teel K. G. A. F, C. Terry Thompson Thorp Van Oudheusden Walker K. Waller R. Walters M. Weibel C. Wells D. Whitlock S. Whittier M. Wojtacki J. Yoshimura G. Zelco M. Zipay A. Miko L. Miller T. Miller E- Mills A. Miyashita F. Mollet D. Moore M. Moore G. Moreno L. Moreno K. Morimoto S. Mosser L. Mueller M. Nanko F. Nevaril M. Newcomb W. Noble Dori Selby's caught in the act R- N0f93 d M' Norman K. Obert K. Olsen T. O'Neill L. Ovendale K. Parker R. Owen G. Pappas E. Pardella D. Paris Dol look all right? D- PHSIGY J. Pattison J. Paul D. Paulson M. Pavlik Fl. Peterson 5- Payne P- PeafS0f1 W. Pearson D. Pedersen J. Peirson K. Perini P- Pelfce W. Pmk M. Pizzitola D. Potter R. Raarup D. Rendant Wife- , S. Renner J. Reynolds K. Roberts A. Rosso B. Rounds J. Russell Oops! H. Setjo J. Shaffer J. Shaw R. Smith D. Solwick D. Spears J. Robinson C. Russom C. Schanzenbach J. Schumacher S. Simmons M. Spink 4: Fl : W... W , . fav 4 f S . Y J' 9 1 ii . AJ 1 4 Sf . '35, , 'Hi ' E. Rochford J. Rodriquez S. Rosales K. Rosenberg D. Sale D. Sanders J. Sanders R. Santillan M. Schaub C. Schermerhorn J. Schuer P. Schultz X. 2 y. sk aw K. Schwab C. Schwarz D. Sears D. Selby S. Simone M. Sisola M. Smith R. Smith Nowletmesee D. Spoon L. Thompson J. Thorndyke J. Thorup Brenda Cox's immortal shoe G. Stockdale A. Timko E. Townley O. Troncoso wha? mf D. Sterling R. Strand R. Strelitz N. Tuttle P. Updike D. VanDenBoom J. Swart L, Szalai P. Taber D. Vivona S. Wagner W. Waite wi 'Mum Ea Renee Mocerino chatters away as Cheryl Bowman listens intently. D. Tally G. Taylor G. Thomas Wt.f:fm.pW,f,,ef.wf ,ef f, xg. e..eNMe. ,., 2g?gg:. www PACS -So n XF if 4Yr 3 ', il gm llclx ,X lx ... '1 WA Nxt, -it f X X X! W.WoIfe Lwoikow Mwood , i icwans :gr A-5 i, 1 S. Wallace 'L S. Watanabe S. Weber D. Wetton J. Wick N .f , i Q? VV fi gi 5 1 .,,. an 5 ' x A' - A ' - 4 f.. vw, 2 G. Willard C. Williams S. Wallen S. Watanabe NN , i 2. fzlimey tw .3, V V 43 '12, few sa l' aaa, H. Wortz P. Young B. Zamarripa C. Weiland Anna Lomonico, Lyn Zelco, Margaret Spink, Cindy Griesbach and Sue Gamm doing their lab assignments? J. Wilkerson 'Lf- R. Wishart K. Zeliff S. Zielinski D. Zimmer , 11 1 1 1 1 lad? Q Ka o U -'fy 0 Y' 1 r-GAR Do 435' ,. , few., V ---f M if b ,gd W 1. ,A gf If ff I V+-4 ' V g g 1 A 1 I cf, 'lg 11 . .. I l S ff' 1 x z.: Q S M , WF , ...V ...t ' Wu. fl fa-7-Q' ' I Zlh. , ,,.:,,V..,:,, .Via f V 1, 91:55 1 .. S V Q: QQ ', 7- . if i,wV2g?5WV I 1, tefgemf Q. 2 .111 QW' . .1zff ' Ui? 1152? , ,. , 1.. . , 1 ,. ,.,, . ,. .X T. Abeyta H. Arnold D. Adams P. Artale in 25 7 , . .,,,. , ..-L. .'-f Q S, 1 .1 M K 1 . Meg. ,. mtg: , ,Lia , T. Alexander J. Atkinson 4. . l f Z . t Q . .A 53,-, s f, V wi ' ,,.'fisW' . ,,, .,,.,, ,1, ,,- .V QV. 1: 'W E-f1117f V , ,- gf, - ,, , .. he ,,.,, 1 . .9 H 'S V . , .Whit F . ,, -'21 . V- ' , V, S. Alkema M. Avila 2,1 .. , A :A .. .ive 2 1 1 w M 3 K iss' 3 S 1 14 1. 19 1 it Q ik: if W .ww it U! K fl 1 11 if 92 .tl tg T 5 if . ,gr 'kiz-'Q B.. if 1, S ff 2 e Q 1 ,Q f rv, K sl, .tl fi -an K .V BN w 5.1.3, 'L Fl. Ameduri R. Anderson E. Armbrust D. Balassi K. Baldwin J. Ball Fi. Many sophomores utilize the resource centers for their homework, and an occasional conversation. Baudrand S. Bauer ,1 , ftsiift, f':5!:sf ..s2i M W Q31 ii! 112 . . .. M ,. . Q .il gi ,., Q ,,. . L 1 131 F 2 11 1. 1 ww .1 1 if 7 J 1 11 5 Q 11 1 W .4 A. 5 ZW .H fe V. , 11. rf, J. Bauman - . :2 jg f T. Beattie K. Beckman M. Bennett R. Bennett 21 L If ff Zak ,1 , 1 1 2 3 we Md? 2 +3 . . 1 fm -::..g.f 3 f ' .-71.111 ' ' . - ' . E. Bienville C. Brooks M. Bersane S. Brodie is 2 Q me We 5 7 f',, I ,,f WLM ll . .,. . ,,., .- Q - 21' K E' . :E f,W-we 'fy ' z,.. ,,. ' in' M. Biro R. Blankenbaker C. Booher R. Brown C. Buckrucker M. Budd Sophomores contributed in many areas, including helping teachers as student aides. J. Carmichael M. Carreon N. Carter Fl. Cathers E. Cervantes W5 ',', -' J V. -3 H - i V eiwfkwQer.'fveg? .ewwwwa ewew,1 if1w?'?.:'zxz' E' '25 L. 5QQ.ii' 7: 4P?M'5 L ' ' '1 ' if-' . 'L'i' 7 k ' A 59' 7E f- . '..'I7I'f7.Z-l':. iir. . . , iei r ii i , W w 4 2 ,gf . A?tl..:f V- L if V 2 , f--Tzigm, 55595515 R. Boufford K. Bowe C. Bowman R, Bradley D. Briggs Mrs. Stayton. counselor of the mighty CIass of '74 was a tremendous aid to the sophomore class all year long. M. Burns D, Butler J. Byers D. Calli P.'CambelI M. Chacon K. Chase S. Clapp S. Clendenen K. Cliffe .,., 1 V .. . ' Q wiJ'f i . Q ...WE t. . 1 11159 xx B . s, go Rx Sage ix 8 Wi.. X -L 'J BQ? JEL .-k. .gA.55.k K Q f LS5?'6-94:5 ' . in .. x N K We .,x , m... . 2 N . Q. . wx L l 3. M. Cloherty J. Conrow A. Collins T. Cooper D. Conner B. COI'def R. Crane C. Darnell S, Cutler T. De Fries K. Dale J. De Maio M. Denardo P. Dougherty D. Dietrick A. Duffv D. Dion S. Echols W LEFT TO RIGHT. BACK ROW: B. Kjos, G. Martin. J. Markell: THIRD ROW: K. Bowe. S. Pace, S. Owen, T. Reistroffer P Phnlllps D Rltterhouse K Stegman H Hopkms R. Brown, T. larossi. M. Erling, C. Darnell, SECOND ROW: S. Cutler, M. Webster. S. McKiernan, S. Echols. K. Taylor, K Voors T Nanko H Malm N Carter S Fnedel R Sharp, T. Beattie: FIRST ROW: D. Dion, C. O'Leary. L. Van Vuren, R. Richman, L. Nardulli. S. Lloyd, B. Procopio.J. Atkinson E Roach K Ruth J Taktyama G Plzzorno F. Hanzel. Miss Collins Sophomore Class Advisor . riff .. I 3' F F , ,iz i ,iffgb ,Am ,sq ' . . ffl ff fi ,,,7h K Z '5 Q f 6 15 ff 2 -m . .712 11M ff' ' i 5' f V w. '.ffT 'f ' MII, ., X . ,ff , 9 Q, ff 1 ,, M ,,,. Z. I. L. 1 V Zvwmy . 3 1 W' 2 M., f Q' af 3. ff i if, ' 'ff 3 ? - 5 1 1 r it is ll K. Echternkamp J Edwards J, Ellis D. Fraser R. Freeman S. Friedel Nl. Garcia-Nunez D. Gardner P. Garrison B, Entzel Nl. Erling D. Fink S. Froyum M. Gallegos C. Gamboz B. Gauthier J. Ghent S. Gillett Frank Hanzel Sophomore Class Representative A xg .g 5 If U 4 M.. X X ' ww f if.. ,. I i 5 4 f . ii-A . r'.',Z..' I ' f f jf' f X , f ?f: , . .fm f , If iff fi . -H Q y . ' f Q .7 .. A f 8 . My xx ' QW A .. 'Zim K Q, 4 ,V wi, .X 4 'ii .ky X 2 f . YGW. - V W. 1 V I E. 1 l A gf X ' ' W 4' , ff 7 iw' My a' ,5 f ,, f E ' fI':'T,?li'v. iff ' V fkfffv : ff 1 in '. fi: 4-'izsffifff Lg, ' T. -- H . A.., V -Z 'ff. - ,. 'f 1: 5- 4-w ft m . inpyga ' ' V 'f ii'Vg.szzgwz1Le?ss1iesffm?H ...Jw 'K J. .. ' - ii. fE fi.fV'Q7f in -I . . LLLL EQ I '-w'r2' ' ' ' .jg . .,.. -. .. ' v If ,,. V , .. . . .. ' f - Q 7335- V X 1 .2 wil, . ,Q 5 H - 1 z .,,.., .. . ww if V f V ,WI F if , X 0. 3 is J 4 , 1 2 me 21- , , AAV, Q 2 , f l 53 ' Q. 2 . , 4. . Vi. 'ziiif is Ji .Q ',,-' 9-E: - 5E4i?fgfgi' H f155:,52z:ex:fe1 .22 ge, ww., .L ' S. Glatts S. Glaze D. Godfrey M. Godfrey T. Graham D. Griffith J. Griffith P. Gross R. Hall L. Hanson M. Hanson F. Hanzel L. Hart S. Hartlett D. Harty D. Heald N. Hernandez J. Herra M. Herrero A. Hinkle K. Holloway D. Holmes E. Hong H. Hopkins J. Hunt M. Hurley P. Huson S. Huth B. Jacobs S. Jakobsen C. Jewett D. Jewett L. Goganian E. Gonzales R. Gore C. Grow J. Grueter N. Hall P. Harp K. Harrier P. Harris L. Heiman P. Henry T. Hernandez L. Hinshaw K. Hobbs R. Hoernke an-fx f 'f 4 .51 , W.-g -' i ,. -.2 fi 1 ,5 . gy, N. af if 3 F if , 91 Zfmgiv' 1 yy .L . -Alia 'Q ' . My 5 , Ag? Y3f2f'.f.Q1'.' , 7' 1 -V viffzxffh 4 thegoallinefv v v My V' I as Z . 4 . -s'.::.:s.Y . st ef? .. me f .. 1 is Rx. is 5.5 53 J. Losorelli T. Lucchese M. Massie R. Matuszak S . if-1 3 fax -. . s.sz.g:q..st .. -f use. . .. .... 1. .. S. 'fmsxge Xi . is , f TW Q, i ft 1 Q 2 X as W 522 S Q at ff l 3 .W-. .sy fs.. sg... w. 7 u is sff ,..,., la ESQ K ,,.. . s -.K if -K ,,.. , is R K X . ..-. N t st -fi. 1: . 'X- D. Johannsen H.Johns B. Johnson R. Johnston S.Jonsson M. Jordan A. Keay M. Kiley S. Kish B. Kjos B. Kolb J. La Clair J. Lang D. Lassanske K. Lauber K. Lawless C. Lawson C. Lear M. Leonard C. Lichtenberger Sophomore varsity running back Rick Brown plunges toward the goal line over two defensive Iinemen. 1 Y +A Q6 W, 1 .. S3 -rs -. .... - N. R. Liden W. Lim R. Malinowski H. Malm D. Lucero J. Lyman M. Maddox A. Maier L. Maya K. McClellan T. McClelland S. McKiernan P. McMullen P. Menditto fseirli 1 t 55? 'r'r .. tg, I 5'- I:sE?Z 2f?.f,. L s. .iw -was -- .ff zi '11 r fr tit. , Q 'iii efifkix. .-Qt? EI: . aisle-.i.1g .-fr.:fH. f AE fu- se 2 WT' . vs? x ii .fi -to jj W s, Lloyd J. Markell P. Michael xg . 4 5, A 'Ee l. . J X x :el 3 .1 K- 'S R if D. Longyear G. Martin D. Mikolasko .ak is . A N . -Q - 1 fi. .- 11,1 Q 1 - f ' . 1 . . ,KE 1 . 1 M' -H 5 .1 . .,,,, T. Milazzo M. Molinari ZW 111 . if 1' .af 1.11W... R ' 1171 E A' Sv 1 ? 1 gg. 1X v. 1 X 1 1 ' fis?xsi,i. 5 ad 0 1 3 11 12 Am '22 M i S. 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Nl! 1 1 1 M2221 X A51 1 A g f, sf 5 -.. 1 1 iz if 'Z ,, l 1 1 M , r 3411? I ' ww. '51 f . gvzwf P. Phillips A1111 1 . 2, l' Sew, 2. . ' 1 1 .. 1 i f 1 'Z 2 iw . . W in 'K f, W rg 9 . ,. IL R 2 . g 4, L 2 'ef' V S Sf Si gg: if F. Pina B. Pitzer G. Pizzorno L, Portillo D. Potts B. Procopio L. Quant C. Ramsey S. Rand C. Read Sophomores Dave Johannsen, Larry Morehead, Eddie Hong, and Mark Massie enjoy the benefits of the new Libraryl Media Center construction. T. Reistroffer E. Rogers ' fr f Haw? L. Renner R. Richman S. Riolo J. Rogitz R. Roig G. Root D. Ritterhouse K. Ruth ,U s .qv ,,,,, D. Rivera B, Robe L. Robles K. Roche D. Rogers S. Saenz E. Sands D. Sasse S. Sasse S. Saviano in qt fs Kr ' -,K . ,. , Av L L if Q ta i 'r Nr WX . +4 'Z M 4 f -an hh S E 2 :I .. ,J . '54 f ,E if ?Q 6 3 if , .... ... 6 Ziff! 1 M w . .. ew af, I --h, J- ,A : J. Schnell .. .. , K . Schroeder vi vt we S ik 2 -5 . :f ., g V! Schwartz M 9 1 N QW- QQ Ks .. V, . .S . T ' 'L-' i 'ifirffii b AZL R.Sharp xl NES. i if is .. . .3 S miie S . . Ng . . M q,,, ,gfg?i1f J Lshaw M s ee Tshaw -, J fL,L L- Simmons ,,,,, L-Simpson 4 S20 g S Q S S X is Eg 3 .. , 3 v. 4. X S R 2 .2 ' 'g 2 . Ei S Ei --iff' J E D. Sherick . H .,., ..,-L . . 'f-S-' ' f ji X who 1 . . f .535 -1' X X X ix KVAL - . , , 'Q . - ' .J . 2 .--'k'.- -gix . 33' C. Sirna . Skrnich .i.- . 'L-. -J r K. Smith E. ..,A,. D -zzn . 4 1mm-' M. Staley ... . .. b..... D. Starr John Conrow studies for his upcoming test in Spanish J. Sta sny ! K. Stegmann M. Stilley .gs N L. Strelitz J G- Stumh -. k . h V , . ie E L. Swartout J. Takayama K. Taylor Connie Brooks listens while Mrs. Robles. English Resource Center Clerk, explains something to her. A. Tenerelli J. Theurer H. Thiessen 515' Q - K . 2315: . ' f' . I ii . f f X X as K . , 9+ eg J. Tkach S. Todd J. Tonarely S. Trott A. Ulgaray OX W A F . My 3 qv f' ll Nix , . li ,fr - ul. 7 N .U l . . ff R E S Q M O ll ' H X x 4 s CT-5 ff , fi ff 2 c A RD o -fi' 2 :D R. Yates fe. '.9 MW: -aw a- 'V' li .. M. Wofford G. Woods B. Workman R. Aker A. De Angelis J. Andrade M. Del Rey A. Aylor K. Doerr S. Babcock K. Dorsey R. Barak T. Du Moulin D. Bennallack J. Etzkorn M. Bennett v D. Farrar M. Briley C. Finner T. Bristow M. Forrand C. Brown A. Fradella K. Carlass R. Franklin M. Clayton B. Frazer M. Cloherty M. Gallagher N. Connelly C. Gantz R. Cortenbach D. Gardner K. Crabill D. Geddes V. Crane B. Gillmer M. Daly N. Grawunder C. Davenport K. Gresham Camera G. Hardin L. Hill R. Hudson T. larossi D. Johnson R. Kinney G. Kloss M. Lamb R. Laughlin J. Lechtenberg L. Leonard G. Lewis W. Loomis R. Lyman M. MacKinnon R. Mann N. Maughan R. Mueller A. Nielson K.Vanderhagen L.VanVuren D. Van Wormer w. 3 . R nf ' D.Vonderohe K.Voors iyiy. .- J.Walley I 5 if M.Webster M.Wessel ' ' D. Wittinghill F Z ' A 'xxx' sg. be 3 . S. Willard G. Wilson S. Winans K. Young V S. Young 1 -.5979 M. Zufall '7 1 iii Shy N. Nygaard S. Pace P. Pacuilli S. Partlow J. Payne I. Pink R. Poss S. Quan L. Reade R. Rector F. Repke P. Rioux E. Roach S. Rocha S. Ruffino J. Saito K. Sheldon M. Slagle D. Smith .. J. Veale V. Vitale be Ef - .. f . . i if-1' V .5 y fi .'-. iv. ' Q --.Qg yin H- fi 3. 16 A X fax all Q Q 1 N. Sobachian S. Stafford R. Sterling L. Sumner B. Sutalo G. Taylor H. Truax M. Updike Y. Van Haastert J. Van Oudheusen M. Vislavsky S. Waite R. Wallace B. Watson M. Whitten C. Yoshimura S. Youmans ll x 67f 'f Efu H r M5 gf V!!! ! ' J YW 5 if ii ff Qaggj is WM4' as Z' lie X00 If t I - R 79 0 5 ffz'!fUEJxC!f Q 50 2955 ,450 xl ,757 f P9 if 5754001 6-.USF ihia ygc, X 65274 .5 Vovafal'-faacc Vgfzfafia fd 7452 42944 89 yaafre capkfkffzgf R Hmmm Scott Waller President R:sr.'gz32i?.. F R E S H M E N K r..r t C. Ackerman S. Alder G. Allen M. Amodei C. Anderson T, Anderson D. Artale J. Atwood A. Avila D. Bacon D. Balcom J. Barnett A. Barnhart R. Barrett S. Barron S. Bartoli S. Bascom C. Baudrand P. Beakes M. Beaton T. Beddome LEFT TO RlG HT, BACK ROW: G. Corsini,J. Waite, N. Johnson, M. Harty, C. Smith, J. Feld, D, Artale, T. Oyler, D. Henning. FRONT ROW: T, Woods, C Pizzorno, S. Alder. P. Brinkley. M. Lloyd, J. Hampshire. ,gg Mm' 1, .rs ' 6 , .. : -I ,ill 5 ,,., is ' 5? v..,,nf ' M. Benedict C. Bennet C. Best J. Best K. Birse J, Bitten H. Block G. Bock B. Branham G. Braun P. Brinkley J, Brockett K. J J M M Brown K. Bruso P. Burke Burlingame L. Calcagni .Campbell .Campbell R. Campos .Candilora D. Canonic K. Carey R. Carr Lai: . 6' X ,rl V. 1... ,E 4, fs 1 H V 1, lr 5 W QW 5 I jg, .'. , ': ' .Q f ff 1. ' ll' i l j- V N ..,. .V IEV ap. V. 'Z ., A 'TT' ff ,, H , K V v ..., I R ..- ' l X li Ml 'N i A lf f ,..,. 5 f. X lla 'lik 5 191 The freshman Christmas princess nominees are from left to right, Janet Menager, Christy Smith, and Kris Ackerman. J. Carter R. Castillo D. Cavanagh D. Chaffee D. Charlton C. Chellson S. Clancy T. Clapp S. Clark J. Clarke L. Clause J. Cobb E. Cook R. Cordova G. Corsini D. Cox C. Cuen E. Cullen E. Curland J. Damrill L. Davis D. Dean A. Dehaze J. Delgado C. DelNegro M. DeRose M. Dimichina K. Dorsey D. Douglass L, Downey D- Dwver T. Earl A. Edmondson J. Ellefson S. Ellenson F. Emma R. Falkenberger T. Farnsworth J. Feld R. Fiel T. Finnerty A. Fiorina D. Fisher C. Fuller S. Gaffrey ,ff The freshman class couldn't function without their cheerf M. Gallagher M. Gallagher Bennett- K, Garvin E. Gehrig D. Geonetta D. Georgino J. Green T, Green J. Hahn R. Hall J. Frandsen K. Fraser L. Fritchen l Y. Gallegos C. Gardner is ul Counselor' Miss D. Garlinghouse L. Garrison C. Gleason A. Goganian L. Grainger D. Hamilton J, Hampshire R. Hanson .MM K. Hobbs D. Hobson K. Hoffman B. Hofford D. Hollingshead S. Hosfeldt D. Harding L. Harrison K. Hart M. Harty D. Harvey D. Hawk M. Hawkes S. Heller D. Henning J. Hoy G. Hernandez S. Hernandez B. Herrick P. Hubbard J. Johnson N. Johnson C. Kearns S. Keller M. Kelley C. Kennedy S. Kern K. Kiley K. Kitsuse D. Knickerbocker 4 Dainette Chaffee and Darcy Pihlstrom take a break from their studies to pose for the yearbook. L, Kolberg M. Krauss A. Kroh Qs B. Kurpak M. Kwasnick D. La Corta V. Lau D. Leonard R. Leschi E C. Krueger R. Lakey R. Littler H. Losee S. Lowe K. MacDonald S. McLain D. McConnell J. Menager G. Mareina R. Maslow C. Mason L. Mendelsohn S. Michael D. Miller S. Matta K. McAfee V. McArtor S. Montesanti M. Moore G. Morton L. Kurilich M. Lampton M. Lloyd Freshman Robin Carr reigns as Teen Miss California for 1971. lAc:.rmoo 0 Oo P. Munyon J. Murasko M. Murray D. Nelson L. Nelson S. Nolten D. Norman P. Norris L. O'NeiI K. O'NeiII C. Opperman L. Oren B. Ovendale T. Oyler B. Palfrey M. Palmer D. Paris A. Pate . L. Patterson J. Pavlat N. Pearson D. Pedersen J. Pedregon J. Perfetto M. Peterson E. Phipps V. Pierce D. Pihlstrom C. Pizzorno S. Plescia J. Portzel K. Potter B. Radmall L. Rapelje P. Rector L. Reddig 60 O 0 O EMD C. Reynolds R- R055 c. Ricci C- Fluesg B. Riesau L- Rulz R. Flizuto G- Rummage R. Robbins J- Sanchel pl Roeters S. Schermerhorn L, Rogitz P. Schilling D. Flollofson P- Schilling L, Roses K. Schnell D. Schultz D. Solar C. Shambra L. Soto N. Sheets J. Spink A. Sherwood K. Spoon S. Simpson L. Stapleton C. Smith L. Steitz E. Smith B. Stephens L. Smith M. Stilwell T. Smith K. Stone ..,.-.v M. Strand M. Taylor S. Teresa J. Terry A. Thomas S. Thomas J. Thompson E. Thorndyke Freshman Patty Hubbard is caught by the camera. L, Thorne M. Toly B. Vaage Fl. Valdez J. VanDenBoom S. VanHouten T. Veon ..... zil, . . .. Sp r V164-Q ...K we ' .,.. .,.a- an - V' , ' f Z 'Wflf f' ff? ff ,f ff ffff ,fr ' A f f Fl. Villanueva M, Vislavsky J. Waite J, Waite D. Wallen T. Waller K. Younger G. Walley S. Walters J. Wetton N. Whisenant C. Williams D. Wilson J, Wimercom D, Winters T. Wood J. Woodall K. Woodland J. Workman D. Wray lfxq R. ill? X Abeyta E. Adams M. Arnold S. S. Atkins Bartlett J. Baines J. Barnes K. Bauer T. Bauman C. M R. B. Baumgardt . Beauchamp Blau Bontempo J. Brown S. D. Brown Cammell F. Canales M . Carothers L. Carreon J. Clementino T. Coulson G. Cretarola J. Crumrine D. B. D'Avirro Day E. DeChirico G. Devahl C. Dunkle N. Dwyer R. Elder N. R. M Emmanuel Esparza . Everly V. Giambalvo J. Goldberg A. Gonick D. G. J. G. N. Guinn Hall Halladay Hamano Hanley K. Harrier amera Shy S. Harrigan M. Harvey P. Herra R. Hitchcock J. Hodge B. Holloway D. Hunter D. Jennings L, Jennings B. Jepma G. Johnson L. Johnson K, Kawamoto A. Klassen W. Knowles C. Lightfoot D. Little D. Lobby E. MacFarland VC. Mancuso J. Marshall A. Martinez G. McCammon K. McCarthy R. McGinty J. Montgomery J. Mosser S. Mueller G. Munoz S. Nickelson S. Norwood R. Ornelas R. Owens D. Palfrey L. Pappas L. Patterson S. Pearson D. Plahs L. Pollo S. Ramsey D. Richman P. Rodriguez S. Rogers D. Rowton D. Saathoff G. Salata E. Santillan G. Saunders B. Sexton K. Shehee J. Shine I. Siddiqi J. Sikes G. Smart C. Smith M. Smith K. Smyth S. Snow C. Sprague M. Starrett L. Stevenson R, Sturgeon J. Taylor M. Tiberend K. Timko D. Truax R. Ulmer R. VanCleef D. VanWormer J. Viele R. Villanueva R. Vining J. Volz G. Wallace L. Wallencheck K. Waller P. Walters G. Wells R. Weyand D. White T. Willard K. Yoshimura ,i fx, ' ,K X-, ' . Ai,?9,,,ff i dhlf' L'-1 ,if , 2 N NN, lj Q J . M , . Ni 'Wg' M 3-' ' flgxgf I, 5.1, L Q '.A f'f7 't'3',LfRi: 4L-I aijwjjgkkjwajv-X ij!! 4 ,LJ - ful t K X In x ,N ,YN 'f ' x' L ' . 1, f,,' ' 9 mf - h,., 1' fx W J ,x 1. iw! In ,5,l2!' E9iZJM:hjj?'j gg 1333 x B ,-.J3 L11 A ,fi 1 5 WM an Q '5-3Aq'ilf53Qfi,M? A M1 9, WY rf' -- L if ' i ,gf-- ' , N ,- W A ' ' N ,, ,f ,?-nA M Q v -T fs ,,,,,w ' 1 - 0' ' f 0 ggi h ' -yN' F Q 0 xx Ffixr-V. iw ,VLQ 305 if-2,1 Q pf , Q ,Nj 7jJ,Ef ' 1 :Qi JE L I W ' if 035351 VAAN 5 o v oo 1 2, aa 'fo X K G 1, I H LQ , KIXTU L TA X .X J if ,er3f5 A M 0.7 ' A g 0' If cc A U N D X no 5 f Q L 'X KI. I I XX I Vie LL W N 4 . L- by Y Q! N kj-D xg X EJXLN F F M 0,15 -. 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Rosemead Blvd., Rosemead 446-4681 288-1342 JACK'S RANCH MARKET MlNIl'S BEAUTY SUPPLY 9956 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City 9662 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City 286-2175 286-4748 LlDEN'S STATIONERS LOU'S LOCK 84 KEY SERVICE 9548 Las Tunas Drive. Temple City 5952 Temple City Blvd., Temple City 286-3541 286-6422, 286-6943 TEMPLE CITY CAMERA McVEY HARDWARE 9559 E. Las Tunas Dr.. Temple City 9556 Las Tunas Dr., Temple City 286-7177 286-7481 Q' TONY'S DRIVE-IN SHOE SHOP REYNOLD'S AUTO SUPPLY 9139 E. Las Tunas, Temple City 9502 Las Tunas Dr., Temple City 286-7722 286-8370 vs l' l' h , an 1, ,. v 3 ROSS OPTICIANS MASSlE'S HOBBY HOUSE 9436 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City 9578 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City 286-4478 285-3896 BROTHERS PHARMACY 9578 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City 287-0706 RICHARDS MEN'S STORE CASSRIEUSJEWELERS 1315 Baldwin Avenue, Arcadia 9614 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City 446-4653 286-7712 .N ., ., i wif K -:sf amd' VERNON'S PHARMACY 9574 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City 286-1941 UIQ! IU. Ml TGS WOODRUFF'S MEN'S STORE 28 Main Street, Alhambra HOME OF THE DON CARTER CLASSIC JANUARY 1972 P.B.A. TOURNAMENT BOWLING SQUARE 1020 S. Baldwin. Arcadia l McDonalds serves a Special man- 6' I ,I sized meal. :N ix E W , McDonalds is r your kind of place. 9871 E. Las Tunas D MMUNITY DISPOSAL La Rosa Drive, Temple City Congratulations . E to WX I' th Class o?1972 f 11 D f fo? l Q 9 qs, , 6! 5 X O ' -'I w if BODSTERS T.C. TASTEE FRE 1 COOLS CANDIES 4805 Temple City Blvd. e ple ty '- 9549 Las Tunas Drive Temple City 286-1556 286-3113 x f X 1 W f , MPLE IT .PROF SIONA PH RM EMP C NIT S 96 LasT as Drive, T ple i 59 Las s Driv . e p e Ci 286 97 ! 86-65 nj I KAPI KI Kousi s Kar athy, Katy. i W6 M J I 7 . . W 214 N U N ADIOSI Cl-ES FI.. TTE'S ART SUPPLIES 071 S V165 Dfi DIG ' 9 2 La Tunas Drive. Temple City 286- 286-1027 W MW b U ARBER SHOP 8 2 Duarte Road, Arcadia 446-0934 R SEMEA H-O-MA !!! DRY CLEANING SACKETT'S, LAS TUNAS APPLIANCE CO. 6322 N. o ead BI ., Rose e d 9400 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City ' 86-999 286-6466 I I I J FRANIC5 DEI-ICATESSEN A MODERN ELECTRIC FIXTURE CO. 9412 Las Tunas Drive, Temple Cifv 9032 Lee Tunas Drive, Temple City V7 286-6910 286-3262 .r--:NMA 3 Lai, .6 yn fegiigrifl 6215 . I f X fcfg 2' X ,zz ff? ZQVC7' 1 ffl ,,,,' f Q fix my J f,ffff.ffl ,- 2, Change: just as the new Rand Media Center exemplifies change in this school, so does this eighteenth volume of the TEMPLAR. This has been a year of different concepts and events: this has been the first year of flexible scheduling, and the year of the facelifting the campus received via redevelopment and relandscaping. It was also the year that our Ram football squad won an unprecendented second consecutive AA Southern Section championship in CIF. The TEMPLAR itself experienced what was somewhat of a change. This progressive step was accomplished by having a male as editor-in-chief, breaking a tradition that dated at least seven, if not more, years. Yet along with all the changes, tradition still existed, and meshed with the changes to provide a basis for many memories. One thing that didn't change was the nervousness that surrounded the deadlines. With this in mind, I wish to express my deepest thanks to every member of my staff for helping me see the yearbook through. I especially thank Gwen, Patti, and Andy for working extra hard on difficult sections, and Roberta, for her patience with advertising problems. Thanks to Kathy, Jody, Dan, and Tom at Glenbrier Studios for their consistent reliability and patience with me. Thanks also to Mr. Wilson, for his helpful words of advice during hard times. With mixed emotions I deliver the responsibilities of editor-in- chief to next year's luck individual. It was a year of trials for me, and yet a year I would go through again, knowing better what to do. May the memories of past years and present progress enrich the departing seniors, and may this year's changes serve as a precedent for many classes to come at Temple City High. Gary Pate Editor-in-Chief X f-5 x I iw- 'Y 01 J 155' soap? 0.1 e, S' P N C q-3 'N xg? . jk - - Q . - 14 dr f' QIOJCI- 07,3 0' 9, ,SF OSS' rx 37? of N J .Y C190 Cf4AU'Sf 0.6 1-C43 Q 'V 0' X' 9' Z- Qfsr 1 . C1 4 - -Mb Lo' G v'- 74 X IS! QD '9 D'8aId, 11155 8,1 B fidg 11511 .1 Q6 78' Udd,yIh39 8,18 I Q- . 0' D. 1 11 ' 0 J' U aife 51111 75 Q SPE1111 Deb 15, ,142, 9 ' 95 -5 9 Jane C 0 5 ' ,Ed 1 101 ,1 Q O - 5' Ba la d, QJD 5, Bi ek, lIhnaX4 g 6' B rd, y 4 'Ns XQ: O ,D N? Baralwth1 ,18 B'nning, ' M01 rke 'liam ,108 91 Q . 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Hart, Laurie 184, Hart, Roy 54,102 Hart, Stephen 173 Hart, Susan Hartlett, Susan 135,137,141, 184 Harty, Diane 142,147,184 Harty, Susan 54,115 Harty, Marion 191,194 Harvey, David 105,194 Harvey, J.l. iMr.l 20 Harvey, Michael 88,199 Harwood, Debbie 54 Harwood, Jerri 173 Haselhorst, Darla 54 Hassenplug, Delmar lMr.l 20 Haste, Ronald 141,173 Hatem, Kathy 125,173 Hathaway, Eric 173,175 Haupert, Julie 4O,47,54,122, 124,153,159,160,161 Hawe, Joanne 54,145 Hawk, Darlene 194 Hawkes, Michael 194 Hay, Gordon 55 Hay, Laura 142,156 Haylett, William 55 Hayton, Beth 53,55,115,147 Heald, Daniel 132,133,184 Heiman, Laura 135,141,184 Heller, Laurie 55 Heller, Stephanie 194 Henderson, Shelley 125,142, 175 Henning, Debbie 191,194 Henning, lrene lMrs.l 20 Henning, Sandra 175 Henry, Philip 86,107,109, 132,133,184 Henry, Scott 55,94,102 Hebert, James 86,107,108, 145,173 Hebert, Rebecca 173 Heredia, Cheryl 55 r Hernandez, George 88,113 194 Hernandez, Marie 55,140 Hernandez, Mary 35,184 Hernandez, Nila 132,184 Hernandez , Susan 142,194 Herra, Jonell 134,184 Herra, Paul 199 Herrero, Mabel 184 Herrick, Bradford 194 Herrick, Vicki 173 Heuser, Catherine 55 Hewett, Wes 136 Hitchcock, Robert 88,89,199 Hitchcock, Robert lMr.l 21, 76,81 ' Hitchman, Frederic 38,55,77, 80,81 ,94,95,96 Hobbs, Kerry 194, Hobbs, Patrick 184- Hobson, Dorothy 134,194 Hodge,John 199 1 Hoernke, Robin 1871 Hoffman, Judy 173 Hoffman, Kenneth 194 Hoffman, Mitzi 156 Hoffman, Nancy 55 Hoffman, Randall 55,118,140, 141,144 Hofford, William 111,194 Hogan, Daniel 55,105 Holcomb, Greg 56,143 Holderman, Mark 92,93,105, 141,174 Hollingshead, Dale 88,107, 194 Hollingshead, David 84,109, 146,174 Holloway, Brian 199 Holloway, Kristin 184 Holmes, Daniel 184 Holzman, Bertha lMrs.l 32 Hong, Eddie 144,184,187 Hoolihan, Emmett iMr.l 21, 131 Hopkins, Hilary 182,184 Hopping, Bill 56,92,93,147 Hosfeldt, Sharon 141,194 Hostetler, Bradford 56 Hoy, James 88,146,195 Hoy, June 174 Howard, Edith iMrs.l 21 Hubbard, Joseph 56 Hubbard, Patricia 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lMr.l 22 Johnson, Scott Johnson, Steven 57,118,147 159 Johnston, Deborah 57,133, 141 Johnston, Janan 174 Johnston, Richard 86,98,185 Johnston, Robert 57,77,80, - 81,102,104,140,141,145, 146 Jonas, Patricia 57,131 ,, Jones, Robert 57,77,79,81, 82,145 Jones, Scott 57 Jonsson, Sally 185 Jordan, Mark 141,185 Kaay k, Cornelius 174 Kane, Janice 57 Karcher, Duaine 57 Kawamoto, Kenneth 88 . Kearns, Clinton 194 Keay, Allison 185 Keay, Patricia 57,132 'f Keller, Bryan 174 Keller, Sandra 134,194 Kelley, Michael 194 Kelz, Lisa 114,128,174 Kennedy, Catherine 194 Kern, Sheila 194 Kiefer, Coral 58,145 Kiley, Kathleen 194 Kiley, Marie 185 Kiley, Vincent 58 King, Craig 174 King, John 58 King, Sharon 58 Kinney, Ronald 189 Kirin, James 58 Kirin, Simone lMrs.l 32 Kish, Steven 185 Kitsuse, Kim 142,194 Kjos, Brian 94,96,106,109, 145,182,185,186 Klassen, Scott 199 Kloss, Gregory 189 Knickerbocker, David 99, 146,190,194 Knickerbocker, Mark 84,97, 174 Knobloch, Terri 58 Knowles, Stephanie 114,132, 141,174 Knowles, William 91,99,106, 108,109 Koerner, Joseph 174 Kokayko, Michael 84,101,174 Kolb, Barbara 185 Kolberg, Lynn 195 Koumachian, George lMr.l 22 Koumachian, Janet 58 Krauss, Michael 88,99,146, 157,195 Kroh, Angelika 195 Krueger, Carol 141,195 Kuhn, Patricia 174 Kuhne, Barbara 128,135,174 Kurilich, Luke, 88,195 Kurpakus, Barbara 195 xjx-,J W or S..J , , KAI-J wg, .V L ar r ' l ' . Lech n ,John x , Q .' ' -E 1. 1 - 1. , L 4 Nevaril, 176 Nolten, Saskia 196 cFarland, Karen 60,118,121, 142 McGinnis, Jack 157 McGowan, Lyn 142,175 Elnnis, Frank 61,77,80 clntosh, Arlene 175 McGinty, Roberta 134,199 MclNtosh, Paralee 128,135, 175 McKiernan, Sandra 141,142 182,185 McLaughlin, Michael 61 McLemore, Stephen lMr.l 32 McMullen, Margaret 185 Meisenholder, Susan 128,175 Mekeel, Diane Mellecker, Flora lMrs.l 32 Mellon, Nancy 61,141 Menager, Diane 126,142,145, 175 Mena er Janet 141,142,190, 19 , 5 Mendelsohn, Lynne 133,141, 195 Menditto, Patricia 185 Mendoza, Tony 61 Mercer, Mark 175 Merkler, Cindy 61 Merlo, Patricia 61,126 Merritt, Stanley 175 Merritt, Theresa 61 1 Kurti, que cce hi 13 Kuz a , Mada 32 u rn, nel a 18 K z ich, e 'li lM 32 a J re ick, i atel 5 yman, a n ,1 2 L. lair, Ja 1 5 L n,R L Orte, De orah n, S Lafrenierre De r 17 Lakey, Ri rd 1 , Lakey, n d40 7, , bk , , 0 16 M c nel . L e o I i rl 19 La n, yA 1 5 c o l ,Sc Landr e Q3 ac igh . Lang, a 1 rla , ab 9 L g e Al n .1 , arl ,Mar ar t 4, Lan rth ' har 141 Larson, Lor 1 , M s 60 LaRu il n lMi 1 2 Ma nnon, ica 189 a , 1.1 18 Ma aren, a 77,100,141, 1 , r .nv N w 17 ,V' ' 95 ad x, arcus La .1431 rt 'r M a ,Michael 185 1 5.9 an t 74 M x, Michele 175 1359 in, F ' rd 18 a oli, Steven 174 L v - Ni v- 581 X agro, Cal 136 Law - . ' - -: Q ,18 aguire,Hugh La e, e i 13 aier, Anna 185 Lavirr f ce, ru a 4 12 Malligo, Margaret 174 Lawso Cral 3,1 , 1,1 Malinowski, Andrea 60,115 Lea r ne 18 123 ea Malinowski, Ross 86,87,101, Lebr wx- - rl2 1 146,185 Le y a e 17 Le 1 , - Lee, l lw Lee Ro - - 1' Leg I 'el 59 Leona 1' eborah 132,195 Le r , Lisa 189 Leo . d, Mark 104,133,185 Leschi, Pamela 175 Leschi, Robin 195 Leska, Martin lMr.l 23 Lett, Robert lMr.l 29 Levesque, Linda 175 Lewis, Gregory 189 Libbrecht, Janice 174 Libbrecht, Joyce 174 Lichtenberger, Deborah 59, 147 Lichterberger, Lanette 59 Liden, Chris 185 Lightfoot, Carole 199 Lim, Walter 113,185 Lindenmayer, Gary 135,137, 174 Lindsay, Patricia 59,103, 121,128,135,138,139,165, Lineback, Gary 59,77,80 Little, David 199 Littler, Ronald 195 Lloyd, Allen 59,144,147 Lloyd, Cynthia 128,175 Lloyd, Mary 134,142,191,195 Lloyd, Susan 182,185 Lobby, Dennis 134,199 Lockie, Roger lMr.l 23,88, 135 Lomonico, An na 127,174,175, 179 Lomonico, Joseph 105,174 Longobardi, Lawrence 104, 174 Longyear, Deborah 185 Lookabaugh, Debra 59,128 Loomis, William 189 Losee, Helen 195 Losee, Sharon Losorelli, Joseph 185 Lovison, Douglass 174 Lowder, Douglass 59 Lowe, Patricia 174 Lower, Steven 195 Lozano, Benny Malm, Chris 60,106 Malm, Heidi, 135,142,147,182, 185 Malm, Signe136 Mancuso, Caryle 199 Mangione, Robert 174,175 Mann, Richard 189 Manoff, Douglas 60 Mareina, George 195,104 Marien, Mady 60,142,145 Markell, Jeff 182,185 Marquardt, Dennis lMr.l 23, 103 Marquet, Michele 135,174 Marshall, Judith 132,199 Marshall, Margaret 60 Martin Charles 84,174 Martin, Cupertina lMrs.l 23 Martin, Glen 60 Martin, William lMr.l 23,84 Martin Greg 182,185 Martinez, Antionette 199 Maslow, Robert 91,195 Mason, Cheryl 114,195 Massie, Mark 105,135,140, Matta Steven 195 Matuzzak Robert 98 112 141 185 Maughan, Nadine 189 Maxwell, David 60,143 Maya, Leslie 143,185 Mayfield, Karen 128,174 Mayhew, Mark 174 McAfee, Karen 195 McAfee, Mitchell 175 McAlister, Bob lMr.l 24 McCammon, Gene 88,108,146 141,185,187 , ' ' ' I F... 199 McCarthy, Kathleen 199 McClain, Shirley 195 McClellan, Donald 60,145, 158 NlcClellan, Karyn 185 McClelland, Richard McClelland, Timothy 185 McCloud, Jim 52 McClure, Mike 60 McConnell, Daniel 195 McCreadie, Gene lMr.l 24 McCreary, Ken 175 McCrudden, lan 60 McEntarffer, Lucinda 175 1 Meyer, Jane lMrs.l 24 Michael, Pamela 185 Michael, Susan 195 Middleton, Freddy Miedecke, Phylis 175 Miko, Andrea 147,175 Mikolasko, Deborah 142,185 Milazzo, Catherine 61,123 Milazzo, Tommy 86,186 Miller, Denise 134,195 Miller, Kenneth 94,97,113, 175 Miller, Larry 175 Miller, Margaret 135,141,175 Miller, Theresa 128,141,175 Mills, Elaine 175 Milne, Debra 141,186 Minor, Susan 133,135,186 Mistretta, Melinda 186 Miyamura, Arthur 61 Miyashita, Arthur 84,141 , 175 Mocerino, Renee 123,175, 178 Mochan, David 175 Mochan, John 61 Mogyorody, Craig Mohr, Ed lMr.l 24,76 Mohr, Marge lMissl 24,123, 156 Molina, Aurelio 61 ,77,79, 82,94,121,141,145 Molinari, Mark 186 Mollet, Fernando 91,101, 175 Mollet, Mitchell 106 Monreal, Evelyn 61 Monreal, Roy 175 Montague, Brian 62 Montague, Michelle Montesanti, Steven 113,195 Montgomery, James 199 Montgomery, Monte Moore, Chris 62,135,141,143 Moore, Dennis 93,111,146, 175 Moore, Michael 77,113,175 Moore, Michael 88,195 Moorehead, Lawrence 135, 144,186,187 Moran, Paula 123,135,175 Moreno, Gerry 84,175 Moreno, Lawrence 91,170 Moreno, Theodore 40,62,77,120 Morgan, Steven 175 Morimoto, Karen 128,175 Morimoto, Mark 62,77 Morris, Jackie lMissl 25,114 Morton, Mosser, Glenn 195 John 199 Mosser, Shirley 175 Moyer, Gerilyn 186 Mueller Kathleen 62 Mueller, Larry 176 Mueller, Richard 86,87,97, 189 Mueller, Steven 88,99,141, 199 Muham, Janice Munoz, 199 Guillermo 132,141 , Munyon, Pamela 196 Munyon, Rick 86,87,107,146 184, 186 Mu rasko, Janice 196 Murray, Mike 196 Mushinskie, Mark 86,98,146, 186 Mutter, Frederick 62,102, 103,141 Myers, Marlyce 44,62,118, 122, Myring, 160 Keith 62 Nakamori, Takayuki 62,138, 139 Nanko, Michael 77,79,80,83, 102, 145,176 Nanko, Teri 142,147,182,186 Nardulli, LeaAnn 182,186 Nava, Dora 62 Nedelco 135, ff, Paula 62,118,120, 143 Neimeyer, Frank Nelson, David 137,186 Nelson, Donna 196 Nelson, Jean 196 Nelson, Melody 135,186 Nelson, Michael 62 Frank 176 Newcomb, Michael 176 Newman, Robert 93,111,132, 133,186 Nickelson, Sherry 134,199 Nielsen, Alan 86,98,104, 189 Nielsen, Rex 186 Niemeyer, Linda 63,130,157 Ninke, Barbara 175 Noble, William 77,106,109, Norgard , Dirk Norgard, Robyn 176 Norman, Debra 196 Norman Norman , Mary 132,176 ,Shirley lMrs.l 31 Norris, Paige 134,196 North, Steven 63, Norwoo Nuttall, d, Scott 199 John 63 Nygaard, Jeffrey 175 Nygaard, Norine 189 Obert, Kathleen 176 Occhluzzi, Eugene 132,186 O'Connor, Arlene 63,118, 122,123 O'Leary, Colleen 141,182, 186 Olexy, Gary 63 Oliver, Susan 63,127,153, 161 Olivo, Margie 125,142,186 Olsen, Kathryn 131,176 ,- , 0 Olson, Shelley 186 Onderdonk, Harold lMr.l 25 O'Neil, Lana 115,134,196 OfNeill, Kevin 196 O'Neill, Terrance 141,176 Opperman, Cynthia 133,196 Oren, Cheryl 63,132,141 Oren, Linda 132,134,141,196 Ornelas, Diane 175 Ornelas, Russell 88,89,146, 199 Ossian, Allan 31 O'Toole, Dennis 63,77,79,82, 141 O'Toole. Kathleen 175 Ovendale, Brian 196 Ovendale, Linda 176 Owen, Rick 176 Owen, Sharon 123,182,186 Owens, Rebecca 140 Owens, Robert 199 Oyler, Jerry 186 Oyler, Terry 191,196 Pace, Sandra 141,182,189 Pacuilli, Philip 189 Page, Terri 38,40,63,122, 127,167 Palfrey, David 199 Palfrey, Timothy 132,196 Palmer, Melody 196 Pappas, Gregory 92,110,132 133,176 Pappas, Louis 88,132,199 Pardella, Edward 135,137,143, 154 Paris, Debra 135,176 Paris, Denice 196 Parker, Jeffrey 175 Parker, Jo Alyson 43,63,118, 140,141,142,143 Parker, Kevin 135,155,176 Parker, Nancy 63,141 , Parkerson, Paul 186 Partlow, Susan 189 Pasley, Dana 133,176 Pate, Annette 134,138,139, 196 Pate, Gary 63,138,139,141, 147 Patterson, Lyle 196 Pattison, James 176 Paul, Charlotte lMrs.l 33 Paul, David Paul,Jeffrey 105,141,176 Paul, Richard lMr.l 25,84 Paulson, Darrell 176 Pavlat, Jamie 196 Pavlat, Jody 64,142 Pavlik, Mary 142,176 Payne, Joy 189 Payne, Steven 176 Pearson, Dineen 132,135,176 Pearson, Norman 111,132,133, 135,196 Pearson, Sandy 136 Pearson, Steven 132,199 Pearson, William 132,133, 176 Pedersen, Denise 196 Pedersen, Donella 176 Pedersen, Richard 64 Pedregron, Debra 175 Peirson, Jonathan 90,106, 135,137,176 Pendleton, Debra 175 Penny, Gaye 186 Penny, Margaret 186 Penny, Martha 64 Perez, Jeanne 175 Perfetto, Antoinette 64, 122,128 Perfetto, Joseph 88,196 Perlni, Kathryn 120,141, 170,176 Perron, Andre Perrou, Robert 64 Peters, Robin 186 Peterson, Gwen 64,121 ,130, 135,136,137,138,139,141 Peterson, Michael 101,196 Peterson, Paul lMr.l 25,94 Peterson, Paul 64,77,80,94, 95,96 Peterson, Randall 97,113,176 Peterson, Russell 100,141 , 186 Peterson, Sandra 126,142,175 Peterson, Victoria lMrs.l 31 Phillips, Flick 64 Phillips, Pamela 141,182,186 Phipps, Erin 134,196 Pierce, Paul 176 Pierce, Valeria 196 Pihlstrom, Darcy 194,196 Pihlstrom, Debra 65,115,141 Pina, Frank 187 Pink, lrene 189 Pink, Maureen 65,147 Pink, William 94,95,96,176 Pitzer, Bruce 91 ,108,141, 187 Pitzer, Jan lMrs.l 31 Pitzer, Kenneth 65 Pizzitola, Mark 176 Pizzorno, Carla 134,191,196 Pizzorno, Gina 125,182,187 Pizzorno, Mark 40,65,77,100, 118,145,146 Plahs, Darlene 199 Plantenga, Stephen 65 Plescia, Steven 99,104,141 , 196 Polley, Patrick 65 Pollo, Lawrence 199 Pomeroy, Sandy 64 Poole, Janet lMissl 25 Porreca, Robert 65 Porter, Joann 175 Porter, William 65 Portillo, Lennie 187 Portzel, Julie 196 Poss, Rick 189 Potter, David 176 Potter, Keith 88,89,98,196 Potthast, Elena 65 Pottorff, Barry 65 Potts, Dawn 135,187 Powell, Frances lMissl 26 Presti, Donald Prince, Katherine 65,140, 141,147 Procopio, Barbara 125,135, 142,182,187 Quan, Steven 189 Quant, Laurence 141,187 Raarup, Robert 176 Radmal, Becky 133,196 Ramsey, Christopher 92,137, 187,141 Ramsey, Richard 66,132,133, 141 Ramsey, Steven 132,199 Rand, Sherilyn 123,135,187 Rapelje, Bart 66 Rapelje, Lind 196 Ratcliff, Susan Read, Cynthia 114,141,187 Reade, Leslie 189 Rector, Patricia 196 Rector, Ritchie 189 Reddig, Lori 196 Reddingius, Rudolf 66,144, 147 Reed, Richard 66 Reeder, Ruth lMrs.l 26 Reid, Bill 136 Reiher, Robert lMr.l 136 Reilly, Kathryn 66 Reimar, Gregory 66 Reistroffer, Terri Renaud, Richard Rendant, Daniel 144,176 Renner, Cynthia 66 Renner, Lynn 86,187 Renner, Scott 177 Repke, Fred 86,98,104,189 Reynolds, Cheryl 197 Reynolds, Cynthia 175 Reynolds, Gerald Reynolds, Janet 177 Reynolds, Russell Ricci, Cynthia 197 Richards, Nancy 66 Richardson, Mark 66 Richman, Drew 88,89,199 Richman, Randy 182,187 Riesau, Brad 88,197 Riolo, Sam 187 Rioux, Joan Rioux, Paul 189 Ritterhouse, Dana 141,182, 187 Rivera, Denise 187 Rizoto, Robyn 197 Roach, Elaine 141,182,189 Robbins, Ronald 197 Robert, Diana lMrs.l 31 Roberts, Kenneth 104,145,177 Roberts, William 86,98,141 Robertson, Elise 121,140, 147,175 Robinson, Jack 177 Robles, Betty lMrs.l 33,188 Robles, Linda 125,142,187 Rocha, Suzanne 189 Roche, Kathy 187 Roche, Peggy 66 Rochford, Eleanor 128,177 Rodriguez, John 77,80,106, 145,177 Rodriguez, Paul 199 Rodriguez, Yolanda 175 Roeters, Peter 134,197 Rogers, David 187 Rogers, Emile 187 Rogers, Evelyn lMrs.l 33 Rogers, Gregory 66,132 Rogers, Steven 199 Rogitz, John 86,104,132,133, 135,141,187 Rogitz, Leo 88,104,141,197 Roig, Robert 86,187 Rollofson, Darla 197 Root, Gregory 187 Rosales, Marina 67 Rosales, Steven Rosen, Leonora lMrs.l 23,143 Rosenberg, Kenyon 177 Rosenberger, Gina 67,128, 135 Roses, Linda 134,197 Ross, Ronald 88,108,109,197 Rosso, Anthony 177 Rounds, Bradley 84,177 Rou ndtree, Andrew 44,67,77, 79,81 ,82,102,103,121 ,138, 139,141,142,145 Rouse, Susan 1,75 Routery, Sally 31 ,39,40,67, 118,121,135,136,137,140, 141 Rowton, Dale 199 Rudestill, Martha 67 Ruegg, Carol 141,197 Ruffino, Steven 86,101,189 Ruiz, Alisa 197 Rummage, Gregory 134,197 Rummage, Kenneth 67 Rushworth, Loretta 175 Russell, Jeanette 156,177 Russom, Clyde 177 Ruth, Karen 182,187 Ruth, Kevin 67 Rymas,Jeanne lMissl 26 Saathoff, Deborah 114,134, 199 Saenz, Sheryl 142,187 Saito, Jon 141,189 Sakai, David 67,138,139,140 Salata, Gary 199 Sale, Barbara lMrs.l 31 Sale, Donald 92,131 ,132,133, 165,177 Salinas, Ruben lMr.l 32 Samorajczyk, Edie lMrs.l 27 Samuelson, Richard Sanchez, Judith 197 Sanders, David 31,118,135, ' 137,141,142,154 Sanders, Donald 135,137,141 154 Sanders, John 141,177 Sands, Ernestine 187 Sands, Margaret 67 Santillan, Eduardo 199 Santillan,-Rafael 177 Santino, Robert 67,147 Sarter, Joni lMrs.l 30 Sasse, Deborah 135,142,147, 187 Sasse, Susan 132,134,187 Saunders, Greg 88,132,199 Saviano, Susan 141,187 Sawicki, Arthur lMr.l 27 Schanzenback, Christine 142, 177 Schaub, Mark Schermerhorn, Carol 177 Schermerhorn, Shelley 197 Schilling, Paul 132,197 Schilling, Penny 141,197 Schmitt, Janet 67,166 Schnell, Denise 134,188 SchneIl,Jacquelyn 134,188 Schnell, Karen 134,142,197 Scholer, Artie 175 Schrader, Kirk 93,132,133, 1 8 Schultz, Daniel 88,106,146, 197 Schultz, Patricia 128,141, 177 Schuer, Joyce 128,177 Schumacher, Jon 141,177 Schwab, Kathleen 135,177 Schwarz, Carolyn 131,141, 177 Schwartz, Hilde 135,141,188 Scott, Helen lMrs.l 27 ' Seabold, Sandra 175 Sears, David 177 Selby, Dorcas 176,177 Senne, Diane 68,135,137 Setjo, Helen 123,141,142, 177 Sexton, Bill 134,199 Shaffer, Jan 177 Shambra, Cindy 197 Sharp, George lMr.l 159 Sharp, Robyn 182,188 Shaver, Mary 68 Shaw, Bill llVlr.l 33,143 Shaw, Janet 115,135,141,142 146 Shaw, Kevin 68,105,147 Shaw, Laura 142,147,188 Shaw, Thelma 132,188 Sheets, Edward 68,143 Sheets, Nan y 197 Shehee, Kev 199 Sheldon, Kim Shellabarger, La erne lMrs.l 32 Sheppa , Richard Sherick, ana 188 Sherwood, 197 She wood, i iMrs.l 29 Shi e, Jerry 1 Ship erd, elod 132,147 Sibthorp , eanne 142,156 175 Siddiqi, Iuran 12,199 Sikes, Cindy Sikes, John 199 ' 1: onald 77 1 Sterling R bert 189 Stevens La e ce Stevenson Le ie 134 144 ' enson Deborah 69 Stil y Mary 131 188 Stilw Christine 1151 ii P 9428 tockdale Gre o 93125 Stone oyce 70 1 ' Stone Karen 197 Stone een 70 9 , 1 , , 17 , A , - 199 ' ' ' . mf 197 ' shuey, nuvim 7 1 1,14 ' ' ' 178 ' ' ' A ' t I, I 19 I I I lo Af , , , ' ' ,178 A , , , O Wie ,, Tkach, Janice 9 wauer, Kath 7, if 51 9 Todd, Susan 18 Waller, Kennet , 35, Toly, Martin 198 159,190,199 Tonarely, Juan 189 aller, Terri 134,142,198 Torres, Susan 71,128, a leyTG1'egory 111,19 Townley, Eloise 178 ey, Jeffrey 189 racey, Diane lMrs.l 28 W ters, Margaret 72 T ncoso, Oliver 178 al s, Patricia 199 ott, Steven 86,108,189 Tr , Donna 199 Truax, Hanley 189 Truax, Na cy 71 Tuttle, Na y 1 178 Ulguray, Alev 1 alters, Robert 175 Walters, Sandra 98 Warden, Bruce 2,90,121 Watanabe, Ray nd 72,107 tanabe, Steven ,179 anabe, Susan 179 atson, Betsy 18 Weber, Susan 135, Webster, Mary 182,189 Silva, Donald 1Mr.l 27 S rand ' el 8 Ulm , Robin 199 Weibel, Melissa 175 mmers, Cynthia 68 Strand Ric a 178 Updi Kathy 71 Weiland, Carter 179 mmons, Judith 68,1 . 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