Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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Top Row, L-R: Carol Kelly, Sherry McNott, Meredith Smith, Ann Blacklidge, Marcy Norton, Terry Somodi, Diane Townsend, lynn Hicks, Karen Sopp, Ann Williamson, Sandy Sunders. Second Row: Mrs. Lee, Mifty Trenkmonn, Sharon O ' Bryan, Karen Babb, Jan Currier, Bill Muir, Doris Hudgins, Linda Deltour, Juonito Crampton, JoAnn Whitley, Wendy Dornan, Kathy Briggs. Third Row: Jim Taylor, Mike Smith, John Slephy, Bill Galuppo, Ron Beason, Bruce Cornelisse. Tustin ' s literal magazine, Satori, has completed its foui h year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Catherine Lee. Satori ' s staff pub- lished the best of all the stories, plays, essays, poetry, and art work submitted by Tustin students. All students were urged to enter their work, and the material that was submitted was screened by the staff as a whole. A contest was held for the selection of the cover design. The officers were: Editor - Mifty Trenkmonn, Assistant Editors - Jann Bond and Jan Currier, Busi- ness Managers - Mike Smith and Ron Benson, Advertising - JoAnn Whitley, Juanita Crampton, and Bill Muir, and Art - Doris Hudgins. The magazine came into being as a result of student request. Satori is published by the Creative Writing class. Satori Officers: Standing, L-R: Mike Smith, Bill Muii Bond, Mifty Trenkmann, Jan Currier, Doris Hudgins. Seated: Juanita Crampton, Jann 20

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f J f te 1 t! ■■ i ■ 4 f t, - ■ . t ' ni- 1 im- ' i i fi ly mm 7 L 7 IS P im r l H J ■fv ■ i.i; 1 •:. i i- ' ' n-rt kT Top Row, L-R: Pat Harper, Jacqueline Porter, Judy Reed, Karen Sopp, Barbara Isenberg, Debbie Weir, Carol Kelly, Cindi Enbow, Sheila Kewer, Chris Lundberg, Ron Reyes, Kalhy Feran, Chelena Rondell, Betsey Weber, Anne Smith, Joy Harshaw, Cheryl Williams, Karen Babb, Pam Williams, Suzanne Trazien, LaRaine Houghton. Second Row: Mekissa Read, Sherry Miller, Bobbie Martin, Barbara Varner, Laurie This year ' s Art Club succeeded in promoting many varieties of student art work. President - Doris Hudgins, Vice-president - Dyanne Moon, Secre- tary - Susie Quayle, and Treasurer - Sara Smith helped, under the able leadership »f Mr. Gaines, to make the club one of the largest on campus. Activities included the displaying of Tiller art Field, Dyanne Moon, Sybil Stanton, Mr. Gaines, Doris Hudgins, Sara Smith, Susie Ouayle, Sue Sheffuld, Dusty Steibel, Donna Vaughn, Sharon Thomas, Penny Franke, Eliza- beth Huker, Patty Griset, Karen Kelly. Third Row: Russ Beasley, Jan Lewanski, Woody Boosey, Mike Talbott, Pete Piper, Jerome Pitcl, Bill Flint, Don Bickford, Rob Ball, Bob Nisson. work and, as always, the Artist of the Month contest was a key event for the members to judge. The end of the year was spotlighted by the Artist of the Year contest for which all students submitted entries. Field trips and art shows were also on the club ' s calendar. s K I C L U B A R T C L U B Top Row, L-R: John Salyer, Bill Knudson, Pam Howell, Cindy Lear, Sue Smith, Kathy Horn, Karen Craig, Sally Scott, Sue Lebord, Ann Blocklidge, Roberta Pankey, Janice Hews, Susie Dilsaver, Linda Gates, Marcia Murry, Terry Bixler. Bottom Row: The Ski Club, which has completed its first year at Tustin, was organized by a group of skiing enthu- siasts at school. It was sponsored by Mr. Eric Larsen. Ski Club members enjoyed swapping ski-tales, learn- ing and practicing new techniques, and watching films of expert skiiers in action. Mark West, Tim Dressel, Bob Key, Kemo Pankey, Jim Lawrence, John Astor, Dick Wood, Glenn Clark, Jeff Lewis, Dave Key, Don Reaser, Gary Moon. The Ski Club, although it was so new, has shown itself to be a rising and important organization, not only for providing its members with fun and new skills, but also for providing them with ski-slope etiquette and sportsmanship. 19

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Edilor-in-Chief Nikki Dudys THE AUDION STAFF The 1963 Audion Staff worked hard to meet every dead- h ' ne and produce a yearbook worthy of the high literary standards of Tustin High set in past years. The staff hopes that they have succeeded in accomplishing this goal and that the student body appreciates these efforts and the final product, the AUDION. Simplicity of style was stressed in all sections of the yearbook, as may or may not be seen in the use of larger pictures, the absence of many bleeds, and the symmetrical layouts. Special attention was paid to the conservation of space in the activities section. The editors burned the midnight oil into the wee sma hours of the morning to complete their sections by the only too soon deadline dates. However, without the guidance, encouragement, and perseverance of our Editor Nikki Dudys, the 1963 Audion would have been non-existent. Advisor Mr. Bachelor Business Manager Corliss Holmes Heod Photogropher Don Cohen Copy Editor Marco Patterson