Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme And Dedication 2 Administration And Faculty 7 Academic 23 Senior Class 35 Activities 71 Clubs 99 Sports 125 Underclasses 1 7 Advertisements 213 Signoff 219 Index 220 Aren ' t you glad you use Dial? Psst! Do you really think we can make it rain? Which way did they go? Which way did they go? Head ' uni up; move ' um out. OPENING- 2 on th W in I ate my spinach. An apple a day keeps the doctor (Dr. Hess) away. The Best of Seventy Most Likely to Succeed Debbie Bleskey Jim Hofmann Most Gullible Connie Hofmann Bruce Banigan Most Humorous Cheryl Gordon Jay Weir Most Academic Martha Hesse Jim Hofmann Best Actress and Actor Sally Wilson Frank Camacho Most Athletic Sue Wright Keith Denson Most Service Debbie Bleskey Scott Benson Best Looking Mary Bender Steve Kurilchyk Most Talkative Diane Dunbar Terry Cunningham Most Spirit Billie Singer Marty Martinez Most Popular Dorothy Strong Marty Martinez OPENING- 4 Ur. Charles lluss. |)rinci[)al. kll Saiila Ana Valley Senior High School in March. When Valley first opened in 1959, Dr. Hess was one of the original teachers at Valley. In 1963 he became head of the math depart- ment. He also served as head basketball coach; and, when Ed Caruthers played. Dr. Hess took his team to GIF finals. In 1966 Dr. Hess became assistant principal of instruction. In 1968 he became Valley ' s principal. In college Dr. Hess obtained two bachelor degrees in math and science. In 1961 he earned his Master ' s Degree in Educational Administration and achieved a Doctorate Degree in School Finance in 1969. The school has much to thank Dr. Hess for, but we students have more. He was a man dedicated to the student body. This view is evident in this statement from Dr. Hess. I have had the privilege and pleasure of l)cing a pari ol the growlli ol alk Higli School. I have seen many fine accomplish- ments by the students and faculty. Many , problems have been met and solved. I will always remember the many fine athletic teams and the athletes on tliese teams; but, foremost in my mind, will be two outstanding projects which were con- ceived and completed by the students and staff. These were the drives for new band uniforms and the purchase of the van for Victor Rivera. These two projects epitomize the best in cooperative effort and our con- cern for our fellow man. We thank you, Dr. Hess, for your great contributions to Valley High School. We know that you will be successful in anything you attempt to do. To Dr. Charles Hess, we the TALON staff, dedicate the 1970 TALON. Administration Added New Members The Class of 70 was fortunate to have had two principals. In February, after 11 years of service, Dr. Charles Hess left Valley to become the Assistant Superintendent of Business at Laguna Beach. Dr. Hess began at Valley as a basket- ball coach and math teacher. He later became the assistant principal of instruction and acted as principal for two years. Mr. Richard Kirwan, assistant principal of instruction, served as principal for the second semester. Mr. Kirwan began at Valley as a teacher of government and also had experience as principal of control. One of the newest additions to the staff was Mr. Richard Theriot, vice -principal of control. Mr. Theriot came to Valley McFadden. The three principals and the guidance department encouraged and helped the students in every phase of school life. Dr. Charles Hess Principal Mr. Richard Theriot Assistant Principal, Control Faculty 8 Mr. Richard Kirwan Assistant Principal, Instruction Guidance Department Mr. John Covington, B. A. , M. S. as sophomore counselor. served Mrs. Ruth Ramsey, B.A. Guidance Coordinator. Mrs. Dee Lund, B. A. , M. A. , served as junior counselor and was sponsor for the CSF. Mr. Dick Hill, B. S. , M. A. , served as senior counselor, and was the Senior Class adviser Mr. Johnny Williams, B. S. , served as a freshman and sophomore counselor, and sponsored the Communication Activities. Mr. Donald Verleiu ' , B. A. , M. A. as the freshman class counselor. served Faculty 9 ; J Miss Maxine Alexander B. A. , taught physical science, environetics, and was soph, class adviser. Mrs. Lula Allison, B. S. , M. S. , taught typing and shorthand, and was Girls ' League co-sponsor. Miss Mary Lou Auer, B. S. , taught French 1-6, and intermediate language, and was the adviser of the Language Club. Faculty Helped Promote Physics anyone? Mr. Charles Bavin, B. S. , taught architectural and mechanical drafting. He also sponsored the Architectural Explorers. Mr. Richard Bennett B. S. taught Biology 1-2. Faculty 10 Mr. Brooks Bernard, B. A. , M. Ed. , taught intermediate language, Eng. 1-2 and mythology. Mr. Russel Boggle, M. A. taught Spanish 1-4, and aquatics. Mr. Hal Brodrick, B. A. , taught wood and auto shop. Mr. James Butler, taught band, orchestra and was an administrative assistant. Pep Band eagerly awaits the beginning of the pep assembly. Spirit to New Coming Falcons kV Miss Barbara Caldwell, B. So C. , was work Experience Coordinator, and was Girls ' League advisor. Miss Anita Chacon, taught girls ' P. E. , and sponsored G.A.A. Mr. Donald Chaniness, B. S. M. A. , taught algebra 1-4, and fundamental math. Mr. Tom Cole, A.B., M.S., taught reading, and was junior class adviser. Mr. Jim Conlay, A.B., taught geometry fundamental math, and was cross country coach. Mrs. Judy Conner, B. A. , taught Homemakiag 1-2, Foods 1-2, and sponsored the F.H.A. Facvilty 11 Instructors Encouraged Fresh Mr. Peter Corti, B. A. taught auto shop. Mrs. Beverly Crous a, B. A. taught modern geography and American issues. Mr. Allen Cudahy, B. A. , taught English 1-2. Mrs. Rose Curtis, B. A. , M. A. , taught English social science, typing, and work experience, and was Junior Class Adviser. Mr. Larry Dobyns, B. S. , taught business law, business arithmetic, typing, and merchandising. Valley faculty take the cheerleaders place and show the student body what true spirit really is. Faculty 12 Mrs. Martha Douglas B. S. E. , taught English 1-2. Miss Judith Duesterberg, B. S. , taught girl ' s P. E. , and sponsored GAA, drill team, and the pep squad. Ideas Among Valley ' s Students Mrs. Mary Dimaway, B. A. taught senior homemaking, cooking for boys, and was Department Chairman. Mr. Manuel S. Espinosa, B. A. , taught Spanish, geography, and NES- English. Mr. Bill Fisher, B. S. , M. S. , taught biology, and was the assistant coach for football and track. ( k i ' N 4 yjk ' «nrS . ' K i Mr. Ronald Forsyth, B. A. , taught American government, world history and coached basketball, and varsity tennis. Miss Sandy Gordon, B. A. taught girls ' P. E. , and sponsored GAA Mr. Richard Grumblatt, B. A. , taught world history, and U. S. history. Mr. Frank Grundler, B. S. , taught biology, and physical science, and was the wrestling coach. Faculty 13 Falcons Learned to Fly on the Mrs. Vickie Halatsis, B. A. , taught English. Mr. Woodrow Hall, B. S. , M. S. , taught U. S. history, government, and economics. Mr. Morris Hawkins, B. S. taught American issues, boys ' P. E. , and adaptive P. E. Mr. Bernard Hawn, B. A. , taught arts and crafts, and sponsored the Art Club. Ivlr. Paul Herron, B. A. , taught general math, and coached water polo and swimming. Mr, Edwin Hunt. A.B., M. S. , taught government geography work experience, and sponsored the Business and Finance Explorers Club. Mr. Paul Huston, B.S., M. A. , taught algebra and Faculty 14 general math and coached freshman football and basketball. Mrs. Dorothy Jerauld, B. A. M. E. A. , taught Spanish, and was the sponsor of the Language Club. Miss Margaret Kelley, B. S. , M. S. , taught business math, and business lab. New English Program Mr. Albert Killips, A. A., B.A. , M. A. , taught U.S. history and psychology. Mr. Edward Krass, A. B. , taught American issues, geography and sponsored varsity football, and frosh baseball. Mr. John Kubas, B. A. , taught boys ' P. E. , and varsity basketball, and was Key Club sponsor. Mr. William Levy, taught boys ' P. E. , general and fundamental math, and sponsored Varsity Club and track. ' ■y- :. .. . Mr. Donald McClain. taught biology, and physiology, and sponsored the Medical Explorers. A.B. , Mr. Edward McGuckin, B. A. , M. A. , taught government economics, U. S. history, and California history. Students bring LOVE and PEACE to VALLEY Miss Diane Makens, taught Artcraft 1-2, and basic desiirn. Mrs. Katherine McGuire, B. A. , taught American issues, and U. S. history. Mr. Fred Malais, A. A. , B. A. , M. A. , taught intermediate and language, intermediate American _ literature, and a humanities seminar. Mrs. Melinda Mang, taught homemaking 1-2, Tailoring, Cloth- 1-2, and was FHA CO- sponsor. Mr. Robert Martin, A.B. , M. A. , taught fundamental math, pre- algebra, algebra, trigonometry and advanced math. Faculty Increased With the Mr. Wayne Miley, M. A. B.A. , taught American government, Geography B, and Geog. 1-2. Mr. Bill Mills, B. A. , M. Ed. , taught American history, and U. S. government, and sponsored the Booster Club. Dr. Hess receives his Doctorate from the Kangaroo Court during Homecoming. Faculty 16 Mr. Herman Moenning, B. A. , taught Wood Shop 1-4, and wood shop for girls. Mr. George Moore, M. A. , B. A. , taught U. S. history, and American issues. Mr. Herschel Mijsick, B. A. , taught P. E. , varsity baseball, and frosh football. Mr. Gerald Nicholson, B. A. , taught Art 1-2 and 3-6, commercial design, and fashion illustration, and he was Talon Art adviser. Mrs. Mable O ' Buch, B.S. taught business lab, and Typing 1-2, and was co- sponsor of S Club. Larger Enrollment. Mrs. Wanda Paulsell, A.B., M. A. , taught world history, U.S. history, and geography, She also sponsored Future Faculty. Mrs. Sharon Pence, B. A. taught English 1-2, and Homemaking 1-2. Mrs. Barbara Quigley, B. S. taught Typing 1-2. Mr. James Railey, B. A. , taught geography, and was also the adviser of the Gun Club. Mr. Ernie Raugewitz, B. S. , M. A. , taught state requirements, and was track coach and athletic director. Mr. Ron Raya, B, S. , and taught state requirements, and was an administrative assistant. Faculty 17 Mrs. Sandra Rhone, B.A. taught General Math 1-2, and algebra , and she sponsored the Ski Club. Mrs. Naomi Richey, A. M. L. S. , taught Library Mr. Donald Rohrer, B. M. , taught Madrigals, girls ' ensemble, A cappella choir, mixed chorus, and girls ' glee Club. Miss Sandy Ruller, B. A. taught girls ' P. E. , and worked with GAA team games. Mr. Gary Satrappe, B. S. , M. S. taught geography American issues, and was basketball coach. He also was adviser to A. F. S. Miss Marjorie Sewell, B. A. , taught American literature and Eng. 1-2, and also sponsored ESSENCE. Mr. Duncan Sinclair, B. S. Faculty 18 M. S. , taught freshman math, and algebra. Mrs. Mable Singletary, B.S., M. S. , taught English, social science, and math. Mr. Charles Staudenbaur, B. S., M. S. , taught chemistry and physics. Miss Mary Lou Auer and Mr. Jim Railey prove to be Valley ' s CUTEST COUPLE, Mr. Ronald Stoker, B. S. , M. A. , taught German 1, 3, 5, and also fundamental and general math. He was also co- sponsor of the Art and Photo Club. Mrs. Elaine Stuckey, B.A., Ed. , taught American literature, yearbook, journalism, sponsored Press Club, and was Falcon and Talon adviser. Mrs. Katheryne Taylor, B. A. , taught intermediate language, reading for pie asure , introductory language, and sponsored the S Club. ivlr. William Tetzlaff, B. S. , taught English and math. Mr. Toby Thurlow, B. S. , M. S. , taught leadership and was the Director of Student Activities. Mr. Ralph Tomblin, B. S. , taught electronics, machine metals, introduction to practical arts, and advised the electronics explorers. Mrs. Carol Thatcher, B. S. , M. A. , was the school nurse. Faculty 19 Mr. Rudy Francis Kept Valley Secure r w Mr. Kenneth Tucker, B. A. , taught metal shop, wood shop, sophomore football, and J. V. baseball. Mr. Richard Ward, B. A. taught metal fabrication, Wood I and was the sophomore sponsor. • V : Mrs. Vivian Ward, B. A. , M. A. , taught reading, and sponsored Future Faculty. Miss Marietta Williams, B. A. , taught Speech 1-6, world literature and American literature. Mr. Rudy Francis Security Guard Mr. Arnold Winer, B. A. , M. A. , taught freshman English and sponsored the Chess Club. IVliss Jackirae Wycoff, B. A. taught Drama 1-2, introduction to American literature and introduction to language and also sponsored the Drama Club. Mr. Robert Zimmer, A. B. , M. S. , taught biology. The secretarial staff at Valley kept things running smoothly all year long in the office. They made it possible for the students to receive their report cards on time, kept attendance records, recorded monies, ran the switchboard, checked books, and per- formed many other secretarial duties. The Falcons were fortunate to have such a great office staff. Mrs. Lucille Norton, Secretary to Dr. Hess Valley ' s Secretarial Staff Back row; Mrs. Lee White, Miss Margert Crowther, Mrs. Catherine Lenz. Front row; Mrs. Evelyn Dunn, Miss Marion Berger, Mrs. Dorothy Murray, .Mrs. Lois Miner, and Mrs. Shirley Henry. Faculty 21 Under the excellent management of Mr. Jack Block, the custodians kept Valley ' s campus sparkling clean. Even after the alumni T.P.ed the campus for home- coming, it was made as clean as possible by the custodial staff. All Falcons appre- ciated the work done by these fine men. Standing; Jack Block, and Richard Daniels. Sitting; Melvin Hornuk, Tom Moody, Lonnie Horton, Jordon Wymin, Gerald Bartlett, Peter Meissinger. Not Pictured; Joseph Ertman, Arman Cupelli, Mike Ryan, and Ron de Loge. Valley ' s Custodians and Cafeteria Workers Helped Make a Great Year The cafeteria work- ers helped to make ' 69-70 a more enjoyaoie year by serving some great meals and by always having a smile handy to make the lunch hour more enjoyable. Back row; Dortha Moser, Ima Rose, Betty Czikalla, Almyna Stare, Louise Smi h. Front row; Goldie Routh, Janice Fallon, Ester Berger, Irene Meyer, Denzil Yates, and Dolly Dey. FACULTY 22 STUDENT CONGRESS Officers: MARY JACKSON, president, STELLA GUTIERREZ, president pro-tem, MICKEY KEITH, secretary, KEITH STEEIE, sergeant-at-arms iffliAiiWiWiWiSCiii Oliver Kept Order in lygys CLASS OF n Commissioner of Publicity, Al Duron Commissioner of Boys ' Athletics, Steve Kurilchyk Girls ' League President, Jerilyn King Commissioner of Assemblies, Sally Wilson ACADEMICS 24 Commissioner of Finance, Cindy Samis. Students attend CASC Conference at Loara. First Semester Council Led by ASB President, Bob Oliver, the first semester Student Council and Student Congress bought a video-tape recorder for the school. They accomplished this by selling doughnuts, football programs, and by spon- soring a swap meet. The Student Council also put on the Homecoming assembly and dance. The members of the Student Council and Student Congress are to be com- mended for their time and effort in representing Valley ' s student body. ASB Secretary, Maria Rivera ASB Vice-president, Mary Jacl son Student Body President, Bob Oliver ACADEMICS 25 ICC Officers: Stella Gutierrez, president, Scott Benson, Commissioner of Student Relations, Scott Benson vice-president, Debbie Chalmers, secretary. As First Semester Ended CASC Representatives: Diane Dunbar and Jim Davis Commissioner of Pep, Sue Fleishmann Will the REAL Danny White please stand up?? ACADEMICS 26 Deep concentration is portrayed at a Student Council meeting. Banigan Took Control r-. A. S. B. President: Bruce Banigan Vice-President: Mary Jackson C. A, S. C. Representatives: Diane Dunbar and Jay Weir Student Activities Director: Mr. Toby Thurlow In the midst of a Riot , Bruce Banigan took control of a racially unstable student body. Despite this incident, second semester council set out to show that Val- ley was together. Second semester activi- ties included the Harlem Travellers, an assembly by Archie Moore, and the build- ing of a new ticket booth. These activities and more helped prove that Valley was a school of United Falcons. ACADEMICS 27 Second Semester Council Commissioner of Assemblies: Karen Williams Girls ' League President: J rilyn King Commissioner of Pep: Pat Morales Commissioner of Boys ' Athletics: Gary Thompson Student Congress Officers: President, MARY JACKSON, President pro-tern, PETE PETERSON, Secretary, DEBB Y ANGELL , S ergeant- at- arms. ACADEMICS 28 Was Together Commissioner of Publicity; Jim Davis ICC: 1st Row-D. Chalmers, S. Gutierrez, S. Benson. 2nd Row-A. Wing, D. Dunbar, D. Bleskey, N. Yaugo, J. Gunderson, B. Knutson, K. Beneke, 3rd Row-G. Spillers, R. Hathaway, E. Adame, K. Shahan, R. Conklin, M. Mahlberg, H. Stevenson, A. Lee, 4th Row- P. Morales, J. Rogers, C; Bondy, B. Banigan, J. Mendenhall, J. King Scott Benson paints newly ordered trash cans. Commissioner of Finance: Sue Wright I. C. C. President Debbie Chalmers Commissioner of Student Relations: Mike Rockenbach ACADEMICS 29 Bank of America Gave Awards Each year Bank of America Awards are presented to recognize and honor outstand- ing seniors whose scholastic attainment and evidence of leadership give promise of future success in society. The awards are also given to encourage and stimulate stu- dents in academic and citizenship training. This year, Lee Ann Hoagland, Jean DiFede, Martha Hesse, and Bob Oliver were honored with plaques in the general fields of fine arts, vocational arts, liberal arts, and science and mathematics, respectively. These students can go on and compete for cash awards. SPECIAL FIELD HONOREES Art Mary Bender Business Ursula Lenhard Drama Frank Camacho English Mary Mahlberg Foreign Language Alice Mason Homemaking Cheryl Chlebik Industrial Arts Rolland Wilcox Mathematics Larry Maggiano Music Roberta Martini Science James Hofmann Social Science Debbie Bleskey CERTIFICATE WINNERS 1 Fine Arts: Lee Ann Hoagland Liberal Arts: Martha Hesse Vocational Arts: Jean DiFede ACADEMCS 30 Science and Mathematics: Bob Oliver Falcons Soared Academically California Scholarship Fed- eration is a club composed of most academic students. Mem- bers receive Honor Passes which enable them to get out of class during study periods. This year at semester there were eight sealbearers. A pos- sible 17 more would be eligible by the end of the year. These students will be honored at graduation. Sealbearers: Alice Mason, Martha Hesse, Jim Hofmann, Debbie Bleskey, Mary Bender, Robert Savenye, Debbie Bauer, Not pictured Mary Mahlberg. SENIORS: Debby Angell, DougBakke, Joy Baiko, Lorraine Bate, Debbie Bauer, Mary Bender, Debbie Bleskey, Jackie Brooks, Marilyn Eddie, Denise Esparza, Martha Hesse, Jim Hofmann, Mary Jackson, Nina Kopitch MarleneLamb, GuniUa Lindberg, Mary Mahlberg, Alice Mason, Vickie Ranson, Robert Savenye, Marilyn Shockency, BilUe Singer, Steve Smith, Elizabeth Thompson, Cruz Valenzuela, JUNIORS: Edythe Adame, Becky Becker, Susan Butcher, Donna Dailey, James Davis, Rose Marie Gleman, Sue Gnset, Marquis Leona, David Martinez, Debbie Moore, Patricia Petherbridge, Owen Price, Joanna Prince, Vikki Rohrig, Sharon Wager, John Williams, Barbara Woodall, Nina Yaugo. SOPHOMORES: George Abraham, StevenBender, Dan Bleskey, Charles Buck, Mary Jo Buck, Jan Cady, Karen Dokersley, Janice Hesse, Becky Knutson, Karla Lee, Tina Maggiano, MitcheU Nelson, Deborah Nelson, Gerard Nieblas, Robert Pierce, Kathy Raubolt, Laura Redding, Susan Robertson, Diane Sailor, Hugh Stevernson, Rhonda Webb, Dana Wilder, Bonnie Williams, Ralph Winchester, Richard Worcester. ACADEMICS 31 Outstanding Seniors Were Chosen As Girl and Boy of the Month September JERILYN KING: Girls ' League President, Student Council, GAA, ICC. BOB OLIVER: ASB President, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club. October DEBBIE BLESKEY: First Semester Senior Class President, DAR Good Citizen, Girls ' State Delegate, ICC, GAA. BRUCE BANIGAN: Varsity Club President, Key Club, Varsity Football. November TONI BOKARAE: Homecoming Queen, GAA President, ICC, Student Congress. SCOTT BENSON: Speech Club President, Varsity Wrestling, ICC Vice-President, Commissioner of Student Relations. ACADEMICS 32 December DIANE DUNBAR: C.A.S.C. Representative, Pep Club President, I.C.C., Student Council, Girls ' League Cabinet, G.A.A. FRANK CAMACHO: Drama Club, M.C. for the Glass Onion, Best Actor. January December January ALICE MASON: C.S.F. Sealbearer, Forensic Team, Girls ' League Cabinet, Press Club, G.A.A. STEVE KURILCHYK: Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, 1st semester Commissioner of Boys ' Athletics. February MARY JACKSON: A.S.B. Vice President, Drill Team Co-Captain, Future Faculty Vice-President, C.S.F. WOODY AULD: Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, All Irvine League 2nd Team. February ACADEMICS 33 Girls ' and Boys ' State Valley ' s representatives to Girls ' and Boys ' State were Debbie Bleskey and Ron Pena. Girls ' and Boys ' State are leadership camps that are run like a government. Girls ' State was held at the Univer- sity of California at Davis. There, Debbie was elected to the position of State Supreme Court Justice. Ron attended Boys ' State at Sacramento fairgrounds where he was able to sit in on a State Legislative Session. Both thought the programs were worthwhile experiences. Active Seniors Held More Honors Debbie discusses school life with friends. ACADEMICS 34 Debbie Bleskey was chosen as D.A.R. Good Citizen for 1970. She received this honor because of her active life in school and in her community. Through her years at Valley, Debbie served as vice-president of the junior class, first semester senior class president, was Valley ' s representa- tive to Girls ' State, and, perhaps most important, lined up a host of friends. Debbie Bleskey contributes to senior cause. Semester President Debbie Bleskey Vice President Ron Pena Secretary Ursula Lenhard Student Relations Victor Rivera This may be the Age of Aquarius, but the past three years have marked the era of the Seniors of Seventy. Fine leadership, class participation, and hard work have brought us to where we are — the top. Setting our goals high and achieving them are also some of our greatest characteristics. We began as most sophomores do, quite unaware of the many activities on the Valley campus, but we quickly familiarized ourselves with them. After our first hair-raising experience at our first pep assem- bly. Valley ' s spirit became a part of us. Dan White, sophomore class president, represented us to- gether with Mike Smith, vice-president, Denise Esparza, secretary-treasurer, Denise Dossey, girls ' student relations, and Stan Morris, boys ' stu- dent relations. Mrs. Margaret Minton was our class adviser. Our junior year proved to be very successful. Under the leadership of Diane Dunbar, junior class president, fund raising was at a peak; and many activities were in full swing. The other officers in- cluded Debbie Bleskey, vice-president, Jerilyn King, secretary -treasurer, and Connie Hofmann and Bill Tell, student relations girl and boy. The traditional victory suckers were sold during both the football and basketball seasons . Colorful, spiral scratch pads, a Valley first , were sold during the Christ- mas season and the profits helped finance the Christmas formal and the prom. We also sponsored the Homecoming Dance. Spirit kept unity among the members of our class, and we won the spirit stick at pep assemblies several times. Besides beiug successful in financing our class activities, the Victor Rivera Fund, sponsored by our class, proved to be a rewarding experience for everyone at Valley. Victor, a junior, had been involved in an accident which had left him completely paralyzed. Because he wanted to attend Valley, he needed transportation to get himself and his electric wheelchair, the Taco Turbine as he called it, to school. Sing-Out Orange County presented two shows- which made the campaign for a van for Vic very suc- cessful. The van was later presented to Victor and his mother on the Valley campus by our outstanding adviser, Mr. Fred Malais. Debbie Bleskey represented the senior class with Vice-President Ron Pena, Secretary -Treasurer Ursula Lenhard, Girls ' Student Relations, Rhonda Jackson, and Boys ' Student Relations, Victor Rivera, during the first semester. Another scratch pad sale was held during the Christmas season. The Seventy Spirit was again high and hard to beat, especially at pep assemblies. A Christmas toy drive was organized by Larry Clark, Cheryl Gordon, Alice Mason, and Marlene Lamb. A special talent show was arranged. The proceeds were turned over to the Santa Ana St. Student Relations Rhonda Jackson Semester Student Relations Mary Bender Vice-President Scott Benson President Debbie Bleskey Student Relations Craig Johnson Secretary Stella Gutierrez Vincent de Paul Society and the Orange County Chapter of the National Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People. Debbie again served as president second semester with Vice-President, Scott Benson, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Stella Gutierrez, Girls ' Student Relations, Mary Bender and Boys ' Student Relations, Craig Johnson. Mr, Malais once again served as a most valuable adviser during our Senior year. During Spirit Week the senior class sponsored Sock-It-To-A-Teacher again. Seniors also won the money jug contest by collecting the most money in their Sparklets water jug in competition with the other classes. Second semester brought the time of preparation for graduation. Announcements were ordered and measurements for caps and gowns were taken. College entrance examinations and applications were completed, and plans for senior week were underway with committees for the senior assembly and the senior luncheon in action. An alumni committee in charge of a senior directory was also organized. A special spring hayride was confirmed as another senior activity. The Class of Seventy has played a great role at Valley. It has contributed in both the academic and athletic areas. It will leave its memory at Valley for years to come as it enters a bright new future after graduation. Time it was. And what a time it was. It was A time of innocence, A time of confidence. Long ago .... it must be . . I have a Photograph. Preserve your memories, They ' re all that ' s left of you. Bookends Theme. Paul Simon isfiNI®! ELO-iTSfA ADAME: Falcon Editor-in-Chief, Press Club Treasurer, CSF, Honor Roll. KAREN ADAMS: Girls ' League. PATRICIA ADAMS: Work Experience, Stxident Congress. PEARUNE ALAMIIXA: Girls ' League. DEBORAH ANGELL: Girls ' League. RONALD ARNOLD WOODY AULD JEFEERY AVANT LA.RSHA BADGETT: Girls ' Leagiie. LYNN BAILEY: Senior Homemaking, Business Lab, , Girls ' League. SHARON BAINES: Drama Club, Girls ' League, Cabinet, GAA, Future Faculty. DOUGLAS BAKKE: Varsity ' Cross Country Bee and JV Basketball, Track, Honor Roll TA WANDA BALDWIN: Girls ' League. JOY BALKO : Girls ' League Cab. , Girls ' En- semble, Honor Roll, CSF, S Club, Press Club. KARL BALLENGER BRUCE BANIGAN: Varsit) ' Club Pres. , Boys ' State, Var Football, Var Wrestling, Key Club. BRENDA BANKS: Talon Bus Staff, Honor Roll, Student Relations, Girls ' League, Work Ex. JUDY HARDEN; Drama Club, Drill Team, Student Relations, Student Council. Lynn Bailey Sharon Baines Douglas Bakke SENIORS 38 SS VJ Wouldn ' t It Have Been a Real Drag If We ' d All Been the Same? — ' ■• 1 r 1 T s !! ; 1 mm Tawanda Baldwin ji Joy Balko ■; ' 1 i ' Th J ' i g MP tJ |w M |f| rI Karl Ballenger Bruce Banigan Brenda Banks Judy Barden Izola Barnes Scott Barton Lorraine Bate Deborah Bauer Gary Becker Mary Bender SENIORS 39 Kenneth Beneke e Karen Berg •i ' Deborah Bleskey IZOLA BARNES: Girls ' League. SCOTT BARTON: Var, Water Polo Swimming, CSF, Honor Roll, Student Comicil, Work Experience. LORRAINE BATE; Madrigals, A Capella Choir, Ptiblicity Chairman- Vic Rivera Benefit, Sr. Home Ec. DEBORAH BAUER: Clubs: Century, Pep, Lang. S, Honor Roll, Girls ' Leagtie. GARY BECKER MARY BENDER: Essence Art Editor-in-Chief, Scholarship LA Art Center, CSF, GAA- Track. ia:NNETH BENEIvE: Surfing Club, Varsity, Wrest- ling, Forensic Club, Student Congress, ICC. CHER T. BENNETT: Drill Team, Girls ' League, Work Experience. CHARLES BENSON: Comm. Student Relations, Pres. Forensic Club, ICC V-Pres. Var. Wrestling. KAREN BERG: Girls ' League, Co-ed Tennis, Sr. Home Ec. , Library Science. DAVID BINKLEY PHILUP BLAND DEBBIE BLESKEY: ICC, CSF, Senior rtes. , DARJ Girls ' State, Jr. V-Pres, Girl- of- montli. DOROTHY BODRON: Modern Dance, Student Re- lations, Girls ' League, Work Experience. ANTIONETTE BOKARAE: Homecoming Queen, FHA, ICC, GAA Pres. , Drama, Conj gressman, Pep Club, I Cheryl Bennett Charles Benson David Binkley Phillip Bland Dorothy Bodron Antionette Bokarae . Carol Bondy SENIORS 40 Mark, I ' ve had it! Gale Bondy Jeffrey Boniface tnr- ' iliiS fef Joan Boone Judith Bormann Sandi Brandenburger Long Hair and Short Skirts Made School Life Interesting and Troublesome Richard Briesch Jackie Brooks Robert Brooks i Kim Brennan LJi , J i Have scooter-will travel. Elizabeth Brown Timothy Brown John Browning Marjorie Bruer Dennis Brunache, I f! Kevin Buzzard Sally Cabrera Frank Ca macho Charles Cardillo Diane Carithers Tim Carman Cheryl Carpenter Alvina Carter Michael Cashen A constructive luncli. CAROL BONDY: CSF, Girls ' League Cab. , Drama Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club. GALE BONDY: Girls ' League, Drama Club, GAA. JEFFREY BONIFACE JOAN BOONE: Talon Staff, Honor Roll, Girl ' s League Cab. FHA, Future Fac. Lab Asst. JJUDITH BORMANN: Sr. Home Ec. , Future Fac. , Co-ed Tennis. SANDI BRANDENBURGER: Drill Team, FFL ., Girls ' League, Sr. Home Ec. , Studentj Relations. KIM BRENNAN: RICHARD BRIESCH JACKIE BROOKS Girls ' League. ROBERT BROOKS ELIZABETH BROWN: Girls ' League TIMOTHY BROWN JOHN BROWNING: V- Track, Cross Country, V-Football. MAJORIE BRUER: Head Songleader, Girls ' League, Fashion III. , Comm. Design, Art Club DENNIS BRUNACHE KEVIN BUZZARD SALLY CABRERA: Sr. Home Ec. , Girls ' League, Work Ex, , Bus. Lab. FRANK CAMACHO: Madrigals, A CappeUa Choir, Drama, Student Congress, Rules Committee. CHARLES CARDILLO DIANE CARITHERS: Girls ' League. TIM CARMAN CHERYL CARPENTER: Girls ' League. ALVINA CARTER: Girls ' League. MICHAEL CASHEN Steven Cashen Janvie Cason Becky Cazier SENIORS 42 Sisafiji ' ' .: ' ;•; Marion Chairez Deborah Chalmers Gheryl Chartibers Michael Chappelle Robert Cheney Gregory Chisum Cheryl Chlebik Although Some of Us Didn ' t Realize It, We Were Becoming Adult Material Gordon Christian Larry Clark Robert Glark Christopher Clausii- SENIORS43 ' 69- 70 Was a Proud Year for Proud Seniors Craig Cleveland Tommy Collins Randy Cloud Robert Comacho Tony Coleman Jackie Comish Terry Collins Charlene Condra Roland Connally SENIORS 44 Deborah Cook Jeff Cook Lala Cooper STEVEN CASHEN JANVIE CASON: Forensic, Madrigals, A Capella, Talon Staff, Stu- dent Con. Press Club, BECKY CAZIER: Girls ' League. RON CAZIER MARION CHAIREZ: Drill Team-V Pres-3 yrs, Yearbook Staff, Art Press Club, Bus Lab. ! DEBORAH CHALMERS: Clubs: Art, Drama, Press, Girls ' League Cab, Drill Team Sec. , A Capella. CHERYL CHAMBERS: Girls ' League MICHAEL CHAPPELLE Denise Cordova Rosa Corona Carlos Costa 4. d J Happiness! ROBERT CHENEY: V-Football, V-Wrestling, V- Track, Varsity Club. GREGORY CmSUM: Falcon Staff, Water Polo, Swimming, Student Relations, Press Club. CHERYL CHLEBIK: Girls ' League. ■gordon christian ;larry clark; robert clark christopher clausen: V-Baseball, CSF, Honor RoH. CRAIG CLEVELAND RANDY CLOUD :TONT COLEMAN ' TERRY COLLINS TOMMY COLLINS ROBERT COMACHO: Car, Guitar, Stage Club, JACKIE COMISH: FHA, GAA, Press Club. CHARLENE CONDRA: Girls ' League. P.OLAND CONNALLY: Co-ed Volleyball, Pep Club, Youth for Christ, Work Ex. DEBORAH COOK Girls ' League, Work Ex. JEFF COOK LALA COOPER: Girls ' League, Work Ex. DENISE CORDOVA: Girls ' League. ROSA CORONA: Girls ' League. CARLOS COSTA IpATHY GOTTEN: ■ Gills ' League. ■AMES CRAWFORC Cathy Cotten James Crawford Larry Cress Richard Cunico Terry Cunningham Marisela Dacosta . V.I Robert Dattel Richard Davis Reg-g-ie DeBies t mm Keith Denson slP« ' Maria De Santiago Ik- Ik Carol Dever Paul Diaz With So Many Things to Do During This Year, How Did We Ever Manage Homework? Jean Di Fade Cynthia Doak Denise Dossey Ken Drake 4. Eric Dreher SENIORS 46 Diana Dunbar Alexander Duron Linda Dyer k - Kathy Ebert Larnell Emanuel d Wi M W .. 1 LARRY CRESS RICHARD CUNICO: Madrigals-Pres, A Capella Choir, V-Basketball, JV- Basketball, Press Lan Club. TERRY CUNNINGHAM MARISELA DACOSTA: Girls ' League. ROBERT DATTEL REGGIE DEBIES KEITH DENSON MARIA DE SANTIAGO: Girls ' League. CAROL DEVER: Girls ' League. PAUL DIAZ I JEAN DI FEDE: Drill Team, Drama- Sec. , Honor Roll, Girls ' League, Work Ex., CSF. CYNTHIA DOAK: Girls ' League. I DENISE DOSSEY: Cheerleader, Pep Club, GAA, G AA- Historian. I KEN DRAKE I ERIC DREHER: Clubs: Press, Auto, Falcon Talon Photographer, Work Ex. I DIANA DUNBAR: Jr. Pres. , Pep Club Pres, , Honor I Roll, ICC, AFS, CASC, CSF, Student Coun. I ALEX DURON: Yearbook Photo, , Var. , Tennis, Comm, of Pub, Var Press Club. I UNDA DYER: Sr. Hmk. , Future Faculty, Work| Ex. , Girls ' League, Pep Club. ' % ' Marilyn Eddie Eleanor Elliot Kathleen Engel Jaycie English 7 Qiformal. or- Abnormal e lsyGhology? - Debra Engstrom Charlene Farrell I KATHY EBERT: Girls ' League, Band, Business Lab., GAA. I MARItYN EDDIE: Drill Team Cpt. , CSF, S, ICC Sec, Press Club, Talon Staff, Art Club. I LARNELL EMANUEL: Marching Stage Band. I KATHY ENGEL: Drill Team, Girls ' League, CSF, Work Ex. , Business Lab I JAYCIE ENGLISH: Fashion III, , Art 3-6, Honor RoU, DEBBIE ENGSTROM: Work Experience MICHAEL ERDMANN DENISE ESPARZA: GAA CHARLENE FARRELL: Girls ' League, Business Lab, Sr, Hmk. YVONNE FEUKER: Girls ' League, MARIO FI2VIBRES Michael Erdmann f ??! ' Denise Espaxza Yvonne Felker Mario Fimbres SENIORS 47. ■ii:! ::: ' ' -Am ' : ' im ' } ;mxiimm B r . i V H Carol Fitzzugh p _ Sheri Fitzke Cheryl Follin Joann Force Debra Foster Papa Malais Stuck With Us Through Thick and Thin Steven Fryslie Russell Gamble Cindy Garcia JUDY nSCHER: Honor Roll, Fashion 111. , Art 3-6 CAROL HTZHUGH: Girls ' League SHERl FITZKE: Homecoming Queen Finalist, Girls ' League JOYCE FLETCHER: Girls ' League CHERYL FOLLIN: GAA, Comp. Sports, Track Team, Madrigals, ACappella, Falcon Page Ed. , Press VP JO ANN FORCE: Co-Ed Tennis, Sr. Hmk. , Girls ' League DEBRA FOSTER: Girls ' League, Tennis, Office Help JOSEPH FRAELEY STEVEN FRYSLIE: Basketball, Gun Club RUSSEL GAMBLE: Work Ex. CINDY GARCLA: Drill Team Co-Captain, S Club, FHA, Girls ' League DALE GARCLA: Varsity Football, Co-Capt. , Varsity Track, F alcon of the Year JACK GARCLA JAMES GARCIA PEGGY GARNER: AFS . GAA , Pep Club , Honor Roll, Student Congress WILLIAM GARRISON: Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Varsity Wrestling PHILLIP GATES SUSAN GEISKE: Girls ' League WARREN GEISKE HECTOR GERALDO: Student Congress, Cross Coun- try, Varsity Wrestling, Track MARY GLASPIE: Drill Team, A Cappella, Cheer Leader, Pep CI. , Honor Roll, CSF IGNACIA GOMEZ : Girls ' League IRENE GONZALES: Senior Hmk. , Work Ex. , Girls ' League 4 ROSIE GONZALES: Bus. Lab. , Senior Hmk. , Stu- dent Relations KENNETH GOODWIN CHERYL GORDON: Drama, Girls ' League THOMAS GREENFIELD: Student ReL , Art Club, Pep Club, Varsity Club, Football, Tennis DENICE GRELL: Girls ' League BRUCE GRIFFIN LINDA GRIMES: Girls ' Leag. Cab. , Drill Team Pres. , FFA, Stud. Cong. , Bus. Lab. NANCY GROOM: Girls ' Leag. JAMES GUNDERSON JIMMIE GUNTER SUE GUSTAFSON: Girls ' League STELLA GUTIERREZ : CSF, Honor Roll, ICC, Pres., Girls ' Leag. , FFA, Stud. Cong. Rep. SCOTT HALLER I GAYLA HAMMON: Sr. Hmk. , Work Ex. , Co-Ed VoUeyban I PAULINE HARRELL: Girls ' League I CHRISTOPHER HARRIS I GLORIA HARRIS: Girls ' League FRANK HARTMAN I ROBERT HATHAWAY ARLINDA HENDERSON: Girls ' League MARK HENNINGSEN: ■Varsity Baseball, Auto Shop, Commercial Design JUDITH HENSLEY: Girls ' League DONNA HERMAN: Girls ' League i KAREN HERNANDEZ : Yearbook Staff, FALCON staff, Press, CSF, GAA, Girls ' League Cab. I MARTH.A HESSE: Girls ' Ens. , A Cappella, Mad- rigals, FHA, GAA, Honor RoU, CSF I JOHANT A HEU : Drill Team, Girls ' League, Cab, V k, Ex., St. Hmk., Bus, Lab. Cberyl Gordott Thomas Greenfield Denice Grell Bruce Griffin Linda Grimes Nancy Groom ktr- James Gunderson S?4l Jim Gunter Sue Gustafson Stella Gutierrez Scott Haller Gayla,Hammon SENIORS 50 ■ ' k Our Class Put Strength in the Falcons ' Flight Pauline Harrell Christopher Harris Gloria Harris Robert Hathaway Mark Heimingsen Judith Hensiey Frank Hartman Donna Herman Martha. Hesse Johanna He u Connie Hofmann Gloria Hollowell Steve Howland ROBERT MLTON JACK HIPPS DENISE HIREPAN: Gills ' League LEE HOA GLAND: GAA, MacMgals, CSF, ACap- pella, Girls ' Leag. Cab. , AFS Sec. CONNIE HOFMANN: Girls ' Leag. Cab. , GAA, Pep Club, CSF, Junior Class Stud. Relation JAMES HOFMANN: Varsity Club, Tennis, CSF, Honor Roll JOHN HOFMANN: Crosscountry, Key Club, Var- sity Club, Track, Swimming, Work Ex. GLORIA HOLLOWELL: Girls ' League, Work Ex. , Business Lab. HIENZ HORMANN CHRISTINA HOSMER: Drill Team VP. , S Club, Art Club, FFA PA2VELA HOWERTON: GAA, Girls ' Ensemble, ACap- pella, Pep Club, FBLA, Honor Roll STEVEN HOWLAND DELRAE HUDSON: Girls ' League ROSA HUDSON: CSF, Honor RoU, FHA, Pep Club, Lang. Club, Business, Girls ' Leag. DIANE HURST: Girls ' League HUGO HURTADO JANE IRMSCHER: Girls ' Leag. Cab. , S Club, FHA, Senior Hmk. MARY JACKSON: Drill Team Co-Capt. , A SB VP. , Stud. Cong. Pres. , FFA, Honor Roll RHONDA JACKSON: GAA, Girls ' Leag. Cab. , Drama, Stud. Cong. , Girl Stud. Relation ERIC JACOBS: Work Ex. RICHARD JAMES PEARL JANIEL: Gills ' Leag. JULIA JARA PENA: Girls ' Leag. CHRISTINE JARRETT: Girls ' League ROBERT JENSEN: Drama Club, Photo Club, Honor Roll CRAIG JOHNSON DENISE JOHNSON: Drill Team, Girls ' Leag. Cab. . FFA, FHA VP SHARON JOHNSON: FFA, Elementary Ed. , GAA YVETTE JOHNSON: Bus. Lab., GAA, FHA, Honor Roll, Girls ' Leag. NANCY JONES SHARON JONES: Girls ' League James Hofmann Johji Hof maim Christina Hosmer Pamela Howerton Delrae Hudson Rosa Hudson Diane Hurst Jane Irmscher Mary Jackson SENIORS 52 Rhonda Jackson Richard James Julia Jara it Here ' s to Those of Us Who Marry Young . . . . May We Stay That Way. Pi ' p Ik ' HH1 ] WW Christine Jarrett Robert Jensen Craig Johnson Denise Johnson m ■ 1 . 1 B M, k .i ' ' H B %« k f k 7 1 ff---. r J K '  i A W f f - ■ v 1 Sharon Johnson Yvette Johnson SENIORS 53 Ste fe Jones Edwin Kamae Deana Kaufer Micky Keith Marsiia Keller Deborah Kerr Lee Killingsworth Jerilyh King Saralee Kline -« -:? .¥ STEVE JONES EDWIN KAMAE DEANA KAUFER: Pep Club, AFS, Girls ' Leag. Cab., GAA, FFA MICKY KEITH: Track Team, Soph. Jr. Ji.is- tice, GAA, Cong. Rep. , Cong. Sec. MARSHA KELLER: Drill Team DEBORAH KERR: Girls ' League LEE KILLINGSWORTH: Drill Team DENNIS KIMMEL JERILYN KING: Girls ' Leag. Pres. , GAA, Band, S. , ICC, Honor RoU SARALEE KLINE:- Girls ' Leag. , Bus, Lab. Work Ex. , Co-Ed Tennis, Switch- board RHONDA KNIGHT: CSF, Honor Roll, GAA, Girls ' Leag. Cab. , Bus. Lab. , Stud. Acct. ANNAMARIE KRASCO: Girls ' Leag. DEBBIE KROFT: Drama Club, FFA, GAA MAUREEN KUIPERS: Co-Ed Tennis, Stud. Rep. , Work Ex. STEVE KURILCHYK: Comm. Boys ' Ath. , Band, Varsity Club G Basketball JEANNE LA COMBE Girls ' Leag. PAMELA LA CANT: Songleader, Pep Club, FFA, Honor Roll, Drill Team GEORGE LACY MARLENE LAMB: Yearbook, Girls ' Leagtie, Press Pep Club, GAA, FHA, CSF, Forensic Team RICHARD LAMBERT SANDRA LANDES: Girls ' League Cab. , FHA, Honor Roll, Sr. Home Ec. , S Club, Art Club ALTON LAWSON KENNETH LAYTON AARON LEE: Press Club Pres. Sec. Sem. , Varsity Track, Falcon Page Editor DONGKIL LEE AVA LEEDY: Drill Team, Song Leader, Stu- dent Congress, Future faculty, Bus, Lab. URSULA LENHARD: Sr. Class Sec. , Girls ' League Cab., Work Ex. , S Club, CSF, GAA STEPHEN LEONETTI HARRY LEWIS GUNILLA UNDBERG: AFS-Student, AFS, GAA-ten- nis DARYL ROY LOBO JACQUELINE LOHN JAMES LONG ALFRED LOPEZ Rhonda Knight Debbie Kroft SENIORS 54 i. Maureen Kuipers ,1 Steve Kurilchyk Jeanne La Combe Pam La Gant Marlene Lamb Sandra Lee Landes With the Pictures, Buttons, Rings, and Friends, This Year Will Be Hard to Forget. c V Dongkil Lee Ava Leedy Ursula Lenhard w With a Tear and a Smile, We Took the Last Walk Together. Harry Lewis Gunilla Lindberg Alfred Lopez Rill Mac Donald Lawrence Maggiano Mary Mahlberg Leo Luna Susan Mallory Sharon Malloy SENIORS 56 Keith Mark in Charlotte Markley Doral Marrical Modesto Martinez Roberta Martini Alice Mason LEO LUNA: Varsity track, Varsity Cross i Countn Falcon JWILLIAM MACDONALD MIKE MAGDALENO LA VRENCE MAGGIANO M ?.Y MAHLBERG: Girls ' League Cab, ICC, Span- ish Club, S Club, GAA, FHA, CSF Pres. SUSAN MALLORY: Girls ' League SRARON MALLOY: Girls ' League DONNA MANSON: Girls ' League KEITH MARKIN CELARLOTTE MARKLEY: Talon Editor, Forensic League, Fiess Club, Drill Team DORAL MARRICAL MODESTO MARTINEZ : Cheerleader, Ski -Club Vice- Pres. , Wrestling, Football, Student Relations, Sr. Home Ec. , Band ROBERTA MARTINI ALICE MASON: Girls ' League Cab. , Pep Press Club, Forensic League, GAA, FHA RAY MATHEWS STUART MAURER: Talon Staff, Var. Basketball, Honor roll, Press ROSEMARY MAYFIELD: Girls ' League KAYE MC CALL: Girls ' League Raymond Mathews Stuart Maurer Rosemary Mayfield Richard Mendoza Russell Mendoza Denise Minier ® l - tL x, Mr. Bernard also decided to take a walk. . . Barbara Mireles Laura Morales Patricia Morris Williain Morris Gloria Mortley We Neared the Time When the Boys Awaited Their Dear Join Letters. Jr .M : r,. : ' : ' ' WMhill ' Rudy Munoz LoVenia McCoy SENIORS 58 , Debbie Murray Kaye McCall Marian McCuhe Kathleen Naab Don Naslund ■  rt,t( tiK: Wanda Needham ■ t - i Wayne Nettletan DONNA MC COY: Girls ' League LOVENIA MC COY: Gills ' League MARIAN MC CUNE : Girls ' League RICHARD MENDOZA RUSSELL MENDOZA DANHEL NULLER DEMCE MENIER: Girls ' League BARBARA MIRELES: Girls ' League LINDA MONTONYA: . Gills ' League LAURA MORALES: Pep Club, GAA, Girls ' League PHILLIP MORENO: LA Art Center, Fashion 111. , Essence JUDITH MOORE: Girls ' League PATRICIA MORRIS: Girls ' League Cab. , Mod dance, Future Fac. , Honor Roll WILLIAM MORRIS: Var-FootbaU, Var. Club, Bee Cee Basketball, B Foot- ball, Soph. Ct. Justice GLORL MORTLEY: Girls ' League, Sr. Home Ec. LINDA MOSBY: Girls ' League, Bus. Lab. RUDY MUNOZ DEBORAH MURRAY: Girls ' League, CSF ICATHLEEN NAAB: Girls ' League DONALD NASLUND: Var-Football Track, Letter- man, Key and Ski Club w Deborah Nichol; Ciai-y Xichols: Patricia Nolen John Nordstron R(-)St ' Noms Vickie Ogle 70 ' s still on top. WANDA NEEDHAM: Sec. , ACappella, Drill Team, GAA, S Club DENISE NEER: Girls ' League DEBBIE NEGRETE: Girls ' Leagtie, S Club, GAA, Honor Roll, CSF WAYNE NETTLETON DEBORAH NICHOLS: Girls ' League, Sr. Home- making GARY NICHOLS PAT NOLEN JOHN NORDSTROM: Ski Var. Club; Var-Tennis, JV-Tennis, Bee Football Our Vice Principal of Control Was a Busy Man, Maybe a Little too Busy. . . . Robert Oliver Patti Opsal Esther Orozco Dinah Osteen John Parsons Terry Pennington SENIORS 60 Randy Patterson Virginia Perez Shirley Peck Ronald Pena Sharon Peterson Talmadge Peterson r Kathleen Petty Lyle Price Everardo Ramirez L Vickie Ranson Michael Raphael Debbie Reed ROSE NORRIS Girls ' Leag xe, A Cappella JOE NTJNGARAY VICKIE OGLE: Girls ' League DELL OLAIZ : Girls ' League, GAA NANCY OLDFIELD: Drama, Forensic, SBibleClul ' Honor Roll, Campus Life, Girls ' League ROBERT OLIVER: Varsity Basketball, ASB Prec CSF PATTI OPSAL: Girls ' League ESTHER OROZCO: Girls ' League, Work Ex., Bus- iness Lab ■ . Girls ' League certainly did the job Deana Reynolds Maria ,Reza DINAH OSTEEN: A Cappella, Girls ' League JOHN PARSONS RANDY PATTERSON SHIRLEY PECK JULIA PENA: RONALD PENA: Senior Vice Pres. , Boys State Rep. , Key man Cotmcil, Com. of Pub. , AFS TERRY PENNINGTON VIRGINIA PEREZ : Honor Roll, Sr. Home Ec. , Girls ' League, Bus. Lab. TALMADGE PETERSON: Student Congress, Girls ' League, Sr. Home Ec. KATHLEEN PETTY: Girls ' League LYLE PRICE EVERARDO RAMIREZ VICKIE RANSON: Girls ' League MICHAEL RAPHAEL: Clubs: Auto, Sky Diving, Art, and Auto Shop DEBBIE R£ED: Art Club, Comm. Design, Art Craft, Art. JOliNE REINTIRT: AFS MARIA kJZ.-. Honoi F.-r GirL ' Le.:, ' • ASB Sec. JESUS RI ' iii-LA Maria Rivera Pedro Rivera SENIORS 61 NLAPJA RIVIERA: Girls ' League PEDRO RIVERA aCTOR RIW-RA: Honoi- Roll, Clubs:Pep Pr ess, Student Rel. , Com. , CSF CONNIE ROBERTS: Student Act. , Honor roll, Girls ' League. Office Biisiness SUSAN ROBERTS; Sr. Home Ec, , Work Experience RICKY ROBINSON MIKE ROCKE!;JBACH NORMA RODRIQUEZ : Girls ' League JEANNE ROGERS: Falcon Bus. Man. , Talon Staff, Honor Roll, ICC, Press Club, Pres. , CSF, GAA, S Club DAVID ROHRIG: Var-Football, Var-Club, Key Club, Work Ex. DALILP.H ROMERO: Student Act. Switchboard, Office help. DONNA ROSEVELT: Honor Roll, Girls ' League, Work Ex. , Bus. Lab. JIM RUTLEDGE LINDA RUVOLO: Art Craft, Girls ' League, Work Experience SYLVLA SAGASTI: GAA, Honor Roll, Language Club, CSF MELBA SAINT: Drill Team, Sr. Home Ec. , Business Lab, FHA ARTHUR SALDIVAR CHARLES SALLEY CYNTHIA SAMIS: Drill Team, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Comm. of Fin. Comm. Design, Girls ' League PAT SAMPSON: TOHNNY SANCHEZ: Art Club, Comm. Design, Work Experience. MARY SANCHEZ : Girls ' League ANA SARGT: Girls ' League ROBERT SAVENYE: Chess Club, Vice-Pres. AFS. , Drama Club, CSF JUDY SAVOY: Girls ' League Jeanne Rcjgi Uavid Roll rig Ualilah Konicru • ' Jf mfSKV COMES V« ' -BiBET GOLD OUR AME5. 6 RXfrHtHWOWOUl THECAL H.GH.AE SING THY PfiAJSE. NOWANDAU-OUR DAYp. Each Senior will take this with him when he leaves Donna Rosevelt Jim Rutledge Linda Ruvolo SEl JIOR3 62 Falcons Flew From Trying School Days Toward a Cloudy Future. ' vri Begonia Sagasti ir Melba Saint ititmm Arthur Saldivar Charles Salley Cynthia Samis Pat Sampson Johnny Sanchez Mary Sanehez : ' J Robert Savenye Judy Savoy Sandy Schneider Tean Selepchak Franklin Shuford Sherry Simpson ' SANDRA SCHNEIDER: Student Cong. , Girls ' League, Bus. Lab. Drama Clib, GAA JUDY SCHOCH: Songleader, Girls ' League, GAA-Vice-Pres. , FHA-Treas- urer jEAN SELEPCHAK: Girls ' League HOWARD SHAFFER KATHLEEN SHAHAN: Honor Roll, Girls ' League Cabinet, Medical Exp. , AFS-Pres. , CSF, ICC MARILYN SHOCKENCY: Girls ' League Cabinet, Honor Roll, Band-3yrs, Drama Club, GAA -Tennis Kathy Shahan Marilyn Shockencyj - What Now? FRANKLIN SHUFFORD MIKE SHUSTER JAYNE SHUTT: Talon Staff, FHA-Sec. , Press Club, AFbClub, GAA -Record- er-Historian LARRY SIMONS SHERRY SIMPSON: Girls ' League BILLIE SINGER : Cheerleader, Falcon Staff, Future Fac. , CSF., QKK ELVIRA SIQUEIROS: Girls ' League, Work Ex. , Bus. Lab. DEBBIE SKALMAN: Girls ' League DARLA SKINNER: Girls ' League MARGARET SMILLIE: Girls ' League STEVE SMEDLEY GREG SMITH lOHN SMITH MICHAEL SMITH STEVEN SMITH TAVA SMITH JILLINDA SNYDER: Girls ' League OLIVIA SOSA: Girls ' League JOHN SOUTHWICK: Varsity Cross Country SHIRLEY SPENCER: Girls ' League EILEEN SPIEGEL: Girls ' League JAMES SPILLERS Mike Shuster Jayne Shutt Billie Singer Elvira Siqueiros Debbie Skalman Steve Smedley Margaret Smillif SENIORS 64 Greg Smith John Smitii Michael Smith Our Class Consisted of the Good, the Bad, and the. . . . . Steven Smith Tava Smith Shirley Spencer Jillindia Snyder Eileen Spiegel Olivia Sosa John Southwick John Spoonhower SENIORS 65 i V — I -: - Reginald Stark Uaniiv Stai ks 1 crrv Stasik Keith Steele IJorothy Stning Peggv- Still i |oe Summit Jim Swans on Z And stay there, Freshman I JOHN SPOONHOWER I JUDY STAHR: Girls ' League, Junior Princess, Work Ex. , Co-ed Volleyball [REGINALD STARK: Drama Club I DANlsTY STARKS TERRY STASIK: Band DENNIS STASSON KEITH STEELE: Madrigals-Pres. , A Cappella Honor Choir, Comp. , Sports, Falcon Staff DOROTHY STRONG: Cheerleader-2yrs. , Student Con. -3 TS. , GAA, Drill Team, Girls ' Glee Home- coming Princess PEGGY STULL: Girls ' League JOSEPH SUMMIT JIM SWANSON WILLIAM SWANSON MARK TANNER JIM TAYLOR WILLIAM TELL: Campus Life, Drum Major, Track, Drama GLENDA TEMPLETON: A Cappella, Congress Rep. , Girls ' League, Band, Work Experience GARY TESTER CARL THOMAS DEBORAH THOMPSON: Girls ' League ELIZABETH THOMPSON: Girls ' League, Ski Club, ' CSF, Work Exp. WILLIAM THOMPSON JOHN TIPPIE EVELYN TOMLIN: St. Home Ec. , Girls ' League BRENDA TORENS: Forensic Team, Madrigals, A Cappella, Campus Life, Future Fac. , Drama Club GRACE TORRES: Girls ' League NANCY TREMAIN: Girls ' League, Sr. Home Ec. , Work Ex. , GAA LARAMEE TROUTMAN JAMES TURNBAUGH SHARON TYSZKA: Band, GAA, FBLA, Wod Ex. William Swansori Jim Taylor William Tell i - ' mm k: - ' ; « CJlcnda I ' L ' iiipk ' ton Deborah Thonipsbn John Tippie Diane Tomlin Brenda Torens We Had Our Own Luncheon, Assembly, Grad and Rec Night, Patio, and Traditions. Nancy Tremain Laramee Troutman Sharon Tvszka ■ Mar io Valclepena Mr. Hill Had A Lot to Offer Any Senior With Sense Enough to Accept. Cathy Valdez Cruz Valenzuela David Van Patten i W } m ' Z k M OLf wi Trinidad Versuzco ■r Arabela Vielma James Wallace SENIORS 68 Marilyn Villa Jay Weir Larry Villegas Kathleen Whitcomb Kevin Volz Dan White MARIO VALDEPENA CATHY VAIXEZ : Girls ' League CRUZ YALENUELA DAVID VAN PATTEN TRINIDAD YERDUZCO LARRY VERNON ARABELA VIELMA: Girls ' League MARILYN VILLA: Girls ' League LARRY VILLEGAS KEVIN VOLZ: Varsity Basketball JAMES WALLACE JAY WEIR: Varsity Fooftall CHRISTINE WHEELER: Girls ' League KATHLEEN WHITCOMB: Honor Roll, Girls ' League, CSF, FHS, GAA JEFFREY WHISLER DANNY WHITE LYNDA WHITE Art Ski Club, Fashion 111. , Girls ' League RICK WHITE ROLLAND WILCOX DAVID WILLL MS JAMES WILLLAMS KAREN WILLIAMS: Cheerleader, Honor Roll, Girls ' League, Pep Club, GAA, CSF Lynda White David Williarns Karen Williams Lois Williams Richard Wilson Sara Wilson It ' s not how big you make it, it ' s how you make it big. LOIS WILLL MS: Sr. Home Making, Work Ex. , Girls ' League. RICHARD WILSON SARA WILSON National Forensic League, Student Cotmcil, GAA ALBERT WING: Band STAN WISNIEWSKI MAMIE SUE WRIGHT: Cheerleader, Madrigals, A Cappela, Honor Roll, Pep- Pres. , GAA-3yrs. ROBERT WRIGHT MARY YOUNG KATHLEEN ZAHNOW: Girls ' League Albert Wing Stan Wisniewski Mamie Sue Wright Robert Wright Joseph Delia -Raglone SENIORS 69 ■IIUHIIIIIIB SENIORS Oi ' mm THE AZURE SKY COMES VALLEY BUJE: mM THE SUNSET GOLD OUR AMBER HUE. BLUE FOR VALOR. GOi-D FOR WORTH WE GO FORTW THROtjG-OUT THE EARTH VAL - -iGh.WE SiXG THY PRAtSE. FOR NOW AND ALL OUR DAYS. 41 jP ;% EC -  i 2 ACTIVITIES . ' ' t iKi rALCONlZE Spirit Was Wet and Wild Is my mascara running Debbie and Pete hosted the Spirit Week Assembly. ' J ■1 i] BMn V m That ' s what I get for buying a Polish tricycle. When I say jump, you say how high! X Bub a strikes again! Just wait, till next report card, Kiddies. All this frivolity- it ' s disgusting. After shades of Grey, the Falcons let the sun shine-in by enjoying Spirit Week 1970. Activity-wise, this year ' s agenda seemed to be the best so far with such happenings as the Tricycle Race, the Car Smash, the Pie Eating Contest, Sock-It -To-A-Teacher, the Falconizer, and the Powder Puff Football Game. There also were many yummies for our tummies like Daffy apples, slushes, Cokes and candy, all sold by various clubs around the campus. The contest winners were announced at the traditional assembly on Friday. The following were the contest winners: Beast of the Herd, Mrs. Stuckey; He Eating, Leonard Rios; Tricycle Race, Miss Wycoff; Chalk-In, Shirley Casie, Brian Veral, and Mr. Tetzlaff; Money Jug, Seniors; Beard and Mustache, Eddie Chavez, Mr. Hawn, and Mr. Cudahy; and Mix-Match, Beverly Brooks. Che ACTIVITIES 75 THE CAST Morace Vandergelder: Frank Camacho Cornelius Hackl: William Tell Malachi Stack: Pete Peterson Ambrose Kemper: Mitch Nelson Joe Scalob: Daryl Bauer Dolly Levi: Jean Di Fede Flora Van Huysen: Brenda Torens Bamaby TuckeK Terry Cunningham Irene Molloy: Charlene Condra Minnie Fay: Judy Barden Emmengarde: Gwenette La Rue Gertrude: Lynda Martin Cooks Kay Lee Rudolph: Dane Grell August: David Bauer Cabman: Steve Morgan ACTIVITIES 76 Valley ' s Winter Play, The Match- maker , was staged on November 21 and 22 in the auditorium. Faculty Director was Miss Jackirae Wycoff. Student Assistant Directors were Gale Bendy and Robert Jensen. rroc ' Crystal Eve Was the Highlight of Winter Activities On December 13, excite- ment was in the air as the Christmas Dance, of 1969 Crystal Eve , took place at the Santa Ana Junior College. The couples danced to the swinging sounds of The Light and the Princess and had pictures taken as memiors of the occasion. During the evening, following tradition, the King and Queen were crowned. The royal honors went to Judi Schoch and Marty Martinez. As music went on and the evening came to a close, couples slowly drifted from the dance. The Crystal Eve will be a lasting memory. The Junior Class put a lot of time into arranging this dance, and their efforts were greatly appreciated by all who attended. Couples dance to the sounds of the Light and the Princess. Can you dig it? Judy Schoch and Marty Martinez are Which way did crowned Queen and King. they go? Groovy, you have to be home home at 10:00. My mom always said I was a Cutie. Donkeys Invaded Valley ' s Gym Let ME try it again, please fellahs. Hi - yo, silver! Valley ' s Donkey Basketball game was held on Tuesday, December 9, at 7:30 p. m. in the Falcon gym. Those that participated in this thrilling event were the Varsity Club and the men faculty. The highlights of the evening were watching friends and teachers being junked off their donkeys and feeling every movement. By the way, the Varsity Club won the game! Remember, Faculty, quitters never win! Rickety - rickety ree. Kick him in the knee! Watch ME shoot! Me and my shadow , Do, Re, Me, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do What did you say your name vai, BOY? Talent Was Discovered at the Glass Onion t_Jl_JJUUt_J K IX ■i fli BttB m 1 , fetaeaC Fl-; A one, an ' a two, an ' a three . . The 1970 talent show, held on March 5th and 6th, opened its curtains at 8:00 p. m. Put on by the Drama Department, the program ranged from a swinging song of the ' 20 ' s to the soulful sounds of the ' 70 ' s. Now listen, you guys! Will the real Henry Hinckeldorf please raise his hand. My girdle is killing me. Show and Tell? This is a poster! Falcons Flew High Someone in the crowd ' s yellin ' HURRAH FOR VALLEY! -:-r Left to right: Silvia Hanss, Dorothy Strong, Toni Bokarae, Nancy Marval, Denise Abrams Homecoming Queen and Court Senior Princess Dorothy Strong Junior Princess Nancy Marval Sophomore Princess Silvia Hanss Freshman Princess Denise Abrams Homecoming A Day of Love at first fright ACTIVITIES 84 Lasting Spirit The Alma Mater is sung as the Homecoming Game comes to a close. jvely ladies Justice will be done! That Hai Karate really works ! ACTIVITIES 85 A Day of Memories in Foxy lady! Planet of the Apes The Frito Bandito Homecoming, November 17, 1969, proved to be a great success. Returning alumni (the largest num- ber in recent years) reminisced on their lives as students by visiting classes and teachers. They attended the assembly at which the final candidates for Queen and Princesses were introduced, and the traditional Kangaroo Court was held. Topping off an active assembly, the alumni rallied and won the spirit stick. The half-time activities with Estancia were highlighted with the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Toni Bokarae. Princesses were also named: Senior -Dorothy Strong, Junior -Nancy Marvel, Sophomore - Silvia Hanss, Freshman-Denise Abrams. The Band and Drill Team performed special homecoming ceremonies during the half-time of a greatly spirited game. Old and new members of the pep squad joined the players on the field after the game and sang the Alma Mater. The final homecoming event, the dance, It ' s a Small World, was held Saturday evening at Santa Ana College. Falcons danced the memorable homecoming weekend to a clos e. Shown in action Pond ' s 7-day Beauty Plan vs. Ultra-Bright. ACTIVmES 86 We can ' t hear you! The thighs the Flight of a Falcon Debbie and Frank reign for last time. Toni begins hei reign. ACTIVrriES 87 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Our reincarnated Pep Squad. The line up. Pep Assemblies Successful Spirit Commissioner of Pep, Sue Fleishmann introduces Pep Squad. Seniors are best. Eeeek! A mouse! This group has 5?. fewer cavities. Something ' s coming between us! Active Falcons Were Happy Falcons The senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes sponsored the eight funfilled rec -nights throughout the year. Volleyball, ping pong, dancing, and swimming were enjoyed by the students and faculty. I ' ll take you all on, try me. Aren ' t you glad you use Dial? Football is for sissies, ping pong is our sport. ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 90 Student Spirit Livened by Pep Squad ACTIVITIES 92 Dorothy Strong Head Cheerleader Judy S chock Pam La Gant Cheryl Carpenter ACTIVrriES 93 Band and Drill Team Spiced ACTIVITIES 94 Halftime Performance M  «r ' P wS  ' ' ' i flHi i iHiht ' ' k DRILL TEAM CAPTAINS Marilyn Eddie, Cindy Gaicia, Mary Jackson DRILL TEAM OFFICERS The Mortar Board salutes returning alumni Tawanda Baldwin Judy Barden Linda Beam Cheryl Bennett Emily Bernal Paulette Carroll Donna Carter Marion Chairez Debbie Chalmers Teri DeMaio Joyce Denham Jean DiFede Carole Dixon Denise Eddie Marilyn Eddie Kathy Engle Paula Feenie FRESHMEN LETTERETTES Denise Abrams Yolanda Brown Elaine Denham Sally Finney Joy Griffin Pam Johnson Donna Mendez Cheri Montgomery Pam Noreen Felicia Rucker Lori Salinas DRILL TEAM Cindy Garcia Karen Grace Linda Grimes Peggy Hale Martha Hesse Johanna Heu Chris Hosmer Liz Jackson Mary Jackson Denise Johnson Diane Johnson Marsha Keller Lee Killingsworth Sherry Macarter Yvonne Marrical Wanda Needham Marliee Nichols Girlie Otis Martha Sahagun Me lb a Saint Denise Shamburg Gerri State Sandy Stevenson Sheryl Strickland Margaret Smillee Jo Ann Survillas Pam Tevebaugh Carolyn Tippie Julie Tinnin Gwen Trujillo Marilyn Villa Rita Walker Marie Watts Jill Werts Linda Grimes Debbie Chalmers Chris Hosmer Not pictured: Martha Hesse ACTIVITIES 96 illey ' s Band marching in Santa Ana ' s Centennial Parade The Beat Went on THE BAND George Abraham Deborah Nelsen John Ashton John Nicholson Ronald Bales Ben Olivas Dawn Bleskey John Parsons Barbara Briesch Michael Phillips Beverly Brooks Charles Price Louis Brooks Dean Rexford Charles Buck Ronald Roberts Susan Butcher Robert Rodriquez Gordon Christian James Rutledge Caswill Clark David Sadler Janice Closson Eric Schoch L. G. Cox William Scovil Donna Dailey Lorraine Sherratt Linda Edwards Marilyn Shockency Larnell Emanuel Suzann Sligh John Everette Gary Smedley Dennis Bray Terry Stasik Kaien Griffith Darwin Stiles Ray Hanss William Tell Richard Hathaway Glenda Templetou Don Hendrickson Vicky Tester Janice Hesse Stephen Touchton Lewis Hines Sharon Tyszka Sue Hoagland David Van Patten Gregory Hughes Michael Von Achen Katherine Jarrett Tom Wilkins Phil King Albert Wing Steve Kurilchyk Barbara Wing Nancy Labahn Felton Young Daniel Maisel Ernest Zepeda Joe Morriss A dart in the heart in the park! DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Bill Tell, Vicky Tester, Gail Templeton J - ' % ' ! . m ■ ¥ ' - i MADRIGAL SINGERS: Kneeling, left to right: Rick Mendoza, Brenda Torrens, Richard Cunico, Debbie Angell, Kathi Arnold. Standing, left to right: Martha Hesse, Paula Riddell, Beverly Brooks, Jim Davis, Cheryl Follin, Mike Peters, LeeArm Hoagland, Frank Camacho, Sue Wright, Wanda Needham, Bill Watrous, Bobbi Martini. Valley High We Sing Thy Praise Mr. Rohrer leads the entire student body in the Alma Mater. ACTIVITIES- 98 Talon Staff ' s Long Hours and Hard Work Editor-in-Chief, Charlotte Markley Adviser, Mrs. Elaine Stuckey ( --3 S TALON STAFF 1970 Adviser Editor-in-Chief Art Editor Activities Editor Photography File Editor Advertising Editor Club Editor Sophomore Class Editor Head Photographer Assistant Editor Junior Class Editor Senior Class Editor Asst. Advertising Editor Academic Editor Sports Editor Business Editor Asst. Sports Editor Asst. Activities Editor Freshman Class Editor Asst. Club Editor Underclassmen Editor Faculty and Administration Editor Copy Editor Mrs. Elaine Stuckey Charlotte Markley Mary Bender Mary Bender Joan Boone Janvie Cason Marion Chairez Mike Cook Alex Duron Marilyn Eddie Sandy Ferguson Karen Hernandez Karen Hill Marlene Lamb Stuart Maurer Jeanne Rogers Tony Scott Jayne Shutt Mary Spoonhower Debbie Watts Sharon Weir Dana Wells Jill Werts 7 Brought Falcons the Best of ' 69 ' 70 ESSENCE STAFF: Mary Bender, Editor-in-chief, Phil Moreno, Poetry Editor, Eleanor Elliot, Prose Editor, Randy Burns, Peggy Ja Balm, Sales and Advertising Manager, Jackie Brooks, Assistant Editor. Valley ' s ESSENCE ex- pressed students thoughts and what was happening . The theme was Changing People and Ideas . Many new con- cepts were tried, including a different size book, the use of Spanish entries, and new original layouts. The cover photograph contest was won by Alex Duron whose eye- catching picture gave ESSENCE a farout preview of what was inside. Editor-in-Chief, Mary Bender Assistant Edi- tor, Jackie Brooks Adviser, Miss Marjorie Sewell CLUBS- 102 Press Club takes interest in field trip to the Santa Ana Register. Press Club The purpose of Press Club was to increase better understanding in the fields of journalism and literary areas. Under the guidance of elected officers ; Mrs. Elaine Stuckey, advisor; Jeanne Rogers, president, first semester, sec- ond semester; Aaron Lee, president; Cheryl Follin, vice-president; Veronica Intenberg, secretary; Eloyna Adame, treasurer, better understanding of the fourth estate was promoted by field trips to Los Angeles TIMES, and to the Santa Ana REGISTER. Press Club was one of the largest clubs on campus and was the first high school club in the nation to sell license plates frames. They also sponsored the second annual Sock Hop. Firet Row: D. Wells, D. Wallace, B. Singer, J. Werts, M. Collins, J. Tinnin, J. Cason, JEANNE ROGERS, president, M.. Chairez, M. Lamb, J. Boone, M. Bender, C. Markley, Second Row: D. Nelsen, D. Chalmers, G. Price, K. Hernandez, A. Duron, C. Duffey, M. Cook, M. Eddie, T. Fields, A. Mason, D. Carman, L. Luna. Third Row: VERONICA INTENBERG, secretary, M. Spoonhower, C. Ruhl, R. Cunico, CHERYL FOLLIN, v. president, K. Steele, S. Ferguson, J. Shutt, G. Chisum, S. Mauer, A. Scott, A. Lee, MRS. ELAINE STUCKEY, adviser. Not Pictured, ELOYNA ADAME, treasurer. r VALLEY 1 Falcon Again Lived Up to Its First Row: D. Wallace, D. Chalmers, G. Chisum, B. Singer, M. Bender, C. Ruhl. Second Row: D. Nelsen, B. Smith, T. Harris, D. WilUams, G. Price, J. Tinnin, T. Fields, C. Duffey. Third Row: KEITH CARMAN, page one editor, V. Intenberg, JEANNE ROGERS , business manager, Keith Steele, CHERYL FOLLIN, third page editor, ELOYNA ADAME, editor-in-chief, AARON LEE, fourth page editor, L. Luna, ERIC DREHER, photographer. Now listen, Mrs. Stuckey, I want it tJiis way. Hey, Aaron! Get a load of the headline. CLUBS 104 Fine Style and Creative Abilities, Page One Editor Keith Carman Editor-in-Chief ._. Eloyni AdaiTiD Page One Editors .. Keith Carman, Veronica Intenberg Page Two Editor .... Eloyna Adame Page Three Editor .... Cheryl Follin Page Four Editor Aaron Lea Business l gr — Jeanne Rogers Head Photographer Eric Drehar Circulation Mgr Jeanne Rogers Cartoonists Deboie Chalmers! Mary Bender Reporters „. Billie Singer, Richard Hathaway, Leo Luna, Paul Cha- varria, Qreg Chisum, Melba Col- lins, Cindy Dutfey, Tom Harris, Deborah Nelsen, Gwan Price, Bob Smith, Keith Steele, Julia Tinnin, Debbie Wallace, Darrell Williams. Tom Fielda, Cathy Ruhl. Adviser Mr . Elaine Stuekey Printed bi-monthly during the school year by the Santa Ana Uni- fied Schools Publications Dapt., C. L. Miller, Supervisor of Printing. Page Four Editor Aaron Lee Editor-in -chief Eloyna Adame Business Manager Jeanne Rogers Page Three Editor Cheryl FoUin Head Photographer Eric Dreher CLUBS 105 SAV Bands Performed for the Falcons • V. ' ■■Ji ' i ' l|le■if . ' ' ' ■: B n First Row: D. Hendrickson, B. Wing, G. Abraham, C. Buck. Second Row: G. Smedley, MR. JAMES BUTLER, adviser, M. Phillips, John Nicholson, R. Breich, D. Van Patten, T. Tyszka. String Ensemble First Row: V. Leon, K. Hale, A. Savenye, B. Liebig, H. Rockenbach, W. Dilbert. Second Row: M. Orona, T. Tyszka. CLUBS 106 First Row: B. Brooks, W. Needham, D. Angell, B. Torens, M. Peters. Second Row; R. Mendoza, L. Hoagland, R. Cimico, S. Wright, B. Watrous, K. Arnold. Third Row: M. Hesse, J. Davis, P. Riddell, F. Comacho, C. Follin, K. Steele, B. Martini. Madrigals Proved to Be the Top Vocal Group First Row: S. Wright, B. Brooks, W. Needham, C. Follin, B. Torens. Second Row: P. Riddell, R. Mendoza, L. Hoagland, J. Davis, B. Martini, M. Peters, K. Arnold. Third Row: R. Cunico, D. Angell, I. Emanuel, K. Steele, B. Watrous, M. Hesse, F. Comacho. If kAK , CLUBS 107 Vocal Harmony Spread Girls ' Glee Club First Row: K. Darter, K. Geiske, P. Smith. Second Row: T. Rush, R. Morgan, C. Bowman. Third Row: C. Stevenson, G. Henderson, M. Nutter, L. Thompson, S. Finney. First Row: J. Johnson, G. Willhite, E. Elisalda, C. Jackson, E. Brown, C. Tomlin. Second Row: S. Douglas, P. Hale, T. Borreson, J. English, M. Christiansen, M. Gletcher. Third Row: S. Zambrano, H. Garrett, C. Thomas, K. Steele, M. Fimbres, P. King, S. Schneider. CLUBS 108 Throughout Valley f! f « ( ' to K ■ First Row: S. Wright, W. Needham, G. LaRue, M. Jackson ' , B. Banta, E. Wheatley, R. Norris, M. Glaspie, K. Arnold, D. Eden, K. Wooley. Second Row: B. Brooks, C. Spears, D. Osteen, D. Chalmers, D. Angell, R. Mendoza, R. Cunico, J. Davis, B. Wright, P. Riddell, L. Bate, C. Follin, B. Torens. Third Row: L. Hoagland, J. Cason, G. Templeton, D. Pavlo, M. Pickering, L. Emanuel, D. Costello, K. Peele, B. Watrous, M. Peters, V. Rohrig, K. Donkersley, D. Moore, S. Wager. Girls ' Ensemble Front Row: S. Beames, D. Eden, D. Osteen, R. Norris, K. Wooley, B. Rawson. Back Row: L. Kurtz, M. Pickering, J. Balko, C. Maynard, S. Gaestel, J. King, J. Gunderson, (not pictured) B. Banta. CLUBS 109 Jolly old Saint Nicholas waves to Roberta Martini, secretary, Debbie Chalmers, president, and Gerri State. Home James! ! ! The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Bernie Hawn, was formed to support and to promote art activities at Valley. Art Club sought to expand interests and to develop appreciation of the many facets in the field of art. Field trips to the Universal Studios and to the Los Angeles Museum of Art to see the Vincent Van Gogh exhibit were only two of the club ' s many activities. First Row: Mr. Hawn, Ruvolo, J. Makens. M. Piper, . Van Achen, ROBERTA MARTINI, secretary, DEBBIE CHALMERS, president, , Adviser, ii. Adams, E. McLaughlin, CHERI SMITH, vice-president, J. Holling, L. Stahr, D. Reed. Not Pictured: J. Fletchall, T. Greenfield, L. Ship, S. Griset, Mrs. Poster Parties Supported Valley ' s Spirit First Row: V. Rivera, DIANE DUNBAR, president; DARI£NE EVANS, vice president; N. Marval, K. Williams, M. Bruer, KATHi ARNOLD, treasurer; TERI WILLIAMS, secretary. Second Row: S. Duffield, K. Bruer, G. Wells, B. Chrestman, P. Morales, C. Bondy, B. Stauber, V. Bowman, J. Rehall, ]. Fruqiuele. Third Row: M. Bender, E. Spiegel, J. Spiegel, J. Davis, W. Watson, M. Rodriguez, P. LaBahn, S. Fleishman, D. Moore, J. Jensen, M. Collins, S. Wager. Fourth Row: Mr. Ron Forsyth, D. Jenltens, Dimmick, D. Bergen, S. Goens, P. Boumun, C. Sandusky, B. Knudson, V. Rohrig, E. Wheatley, T. Greenfield, J. J. Muriz, D. Eden. Pep Club The Pep Club, advised by Air. Ronald Forsyth, was responsible for building higher spirit among the students at Valley. Being one of the most popular clubs on campus, Pep Club held poster parties to assist spirit support during the football and basketball season, and they also sponsored the traditional SPIRIT WEEK. Paint my nail green! What did you say a poster was CLUBS 111 Simplicity Fashion Show, Sponsored by Girls First Row: S. Baines, M. Bruer, J. Boone, M. Lamb, D. Olds, T. Mauk, BARBARA WING, secretary, SANDI LANDES, v. president, PAT MORRIS, treasurer, JERILYN KING, president. Second Row: J. Heu, B. Woodall, C. Bondy, V. Bowman, V. Hamel, K. Hill, S. Gutierez, M. SmiUie, J. Reinert, D. Chalmers, Third Row: D. Kaufer, D. Dunbar, C. Bowman, C. Duffey, M. Shockency, A, Mason, P. Feenie, J. Baiko, J. Irmscher, N. Kopitch, C. Pool. Advised by Mrs. Lula Allison and Miss Barbara Caldwell, t±iis year ' s Girls ' League achieved the goal of establishing greater union between the girls of Valley. New elected officers were chosen each semester. Girls ' League participated in many activities and projects. These proj- ects included: collecting and distributing food for needy families, selling spirit rib- bons, producing the Simplicity Fashion Show to welcome sophomores and freshmen, and selling candy canes. Girls ' League ended the year with their banquet which was attended by both semes- ter Cabinets. First Row, Sandi Landes, vice president, Barbara Wing, secretary. Second Row: Jerilyn King, president, Pat Morris, treasurer. CLUBS-112 League, Welcomed the Sophomores and Freshmen ■ I ' m not the one to say, but , Girls ' League members brightened the Christmas season by trimming the tree in the library. Girls ' League 2nd Semester Cabinet: First Row: C. Samis, L. Sanchez, D. Bauer, M, Lamb, D. Olds, K. Williams, C. Carpenter, S. Landis, Second Row: M, Schockency, D. Dunbar, A. Mason, M. Gonzales, E. lindberg, V. Homel, B. Wing, J. Cason, J. Irmaker, J. King. Drama Club and Forensic First Row: T. Maggiano, S. Robertson, CAROL BONDY, president; NANCY OLDHELD, vice-president; JEAN DI FEDE, secretary; DON DAVID, treasurer; B. Torens, P. Alamilla. Second Row: K. Lee, D. Kroft, R. Morgan, W. Watson, P. Sullivan, B. Stauber, L. White, S. Schneider, S. Baines. Third Row: Miss Jackierae Wycoff, adviser; M. Shockency, J. McCoy, F. Camacho, G. Larue, J. Barden, P. Peterson, T. Bokarae, D. Grell, A. Savenye. Fourth Row: L. Emanuel, F. Hess, D. Bauer, M. Nelson, R. Burns, W. Tell, R. Jensen, S. Morgan, K. Steele, R. Savenye. Under the leadership of Miss Wycoff, adviser, Carol Bondy, president, Nancy Oldfield, vice-president, Jean Di Fede, secretary, Don David, treasurer, Drama Club promoted and encouraged drama activities on Valley ' s campus. This year a field trip to the Universal Studios helped to provide knowl- edge and understanding in the field of drama. mm£ CLUBS 114 T eam Strove for a Competitive Spirit First Row: Miss Marietta Williams, adviser; SCOTT BENSON, president; PAT MORALES, vice-president; SALLY WILSON, secretary; M. Lamb, R. Doty, A. Mason, C. Tippie. Second Row: K. Beneke, M. Badgett, G. Thompson, W. Hall, L. Takacs, S. Robertson, D. Forkey, B. Brooks. Third Row: R. Burne, V. Bowman, S. Fleishman, G. Price, ]. Cason, C. Condra, M.-Truslow, W. Moore. Not Pictured R. Fields, N. Oldfield, V. Smith, C. Markley. Debating team: First Row: Scott Benson, Charlene Condra, Pat Morales, Mike Truslow. Forensic Club In creating competitive spirit, the Forensic Team strove to improve speaking ability by representing the school and its community in public debates. The members of this year ' s speech and debate teams took part in novice, open, and invitational tournaments, competing in the fields of oratorical interpretation, original oratory, debate, impromptu, extempora- neous, and humorous and dramati c interpretation. Their activities and projects included the successful dance Alice ' s Restaurant . They sold ice slushes. Members participated at the school swap meet and went on a Universal Studio tour. To wind up the year, Forensic Club had a memorable banquet. CLUBS 115 Key Club The Key Club is a boys ' service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club of Santa Ana. Advised by Mr. John Kubas and Mr. Ronald Forsyth, the members excelled in service to their school and community. Everyone was involved in service work. One of the many services included selling doughnuts from which the money was contributed to help purchase the school ' s new video tape. A field trip to San Juan Capistrano Mission was made possible for children from Carl Harvey School. A pancake break- fast was held January 10, which was sponsored by Kiwanis Club. Ski Club First Row; P. Peterson, S. Maurer, J. Lopez, B. MacDonald, K. Olson, K. Volz. Second Row: B. Oliver, S. Kurilchyk, J. Keyes, P. O ' connor. Third Row: B. Banigan, D. Rohrig, D. Naslund, J. Mendenhal. First Row: L. White, N. Marval, B. Toscas, P. Ebert, B. Singer, E. King, E. Espinoza, JANICE CLOSSON, treasurer, MARTY MARTINEZ, v. president, NINA YAUGO, president. Second Row: B. Thompson, C. Stevenson, K. Bruer, D. Cheseborough, D, Eddie, D. Nelsen, B. Knutson, J. Prince, B. Woodall. Third Row: P. Opsal, P. Britton, S. Olha, J. Nordstrom, L. Edwards, S. Louchton, B. Williams, J. Hesse, R. Duncan, S. Griset. CLUBS 116 First Row: J. Hofmann, D. Gaxiola, R. Contreras, B. Garrison, E. Adame, J. Nordstrom, A. Duron, M. Pickett. Second Row: D. Badde, E. Chavez, D. Sylvester, JOHN SOUTHWICK, treasurer, M. Rockenback, BRUCE BANIGAN, president, T. Greenfield. Third Row: B. Cheney, J. Boniface, C. Salley, G. Chisum, H. Hormann, R. Davis, K. Volz. Fourth Row: D. Naslund, A. Hardin, C. Duguay, B. Oliver, D. Naslund, D. Rohrig. Musick meets his match? Is this trip necessary? Varsity Club The Varsity Club for ' 69-70, consisted of approximately 30 members. Varsity Club is made up of boys who lettered in sports. Advised by Mr. Bill Levy, the Varsity Club sponsored the Donkey Basketball Game. They also sold refreshments during games and Spirit Week. Varsity Club also bought trophies for the Sports Banquet. Bruce Banigan proves his ability in leadership. CLUBS 117 Auto Club Advertised for Gordon Mineo ' s Funny Car First Row: R. Smith, J. Mendenhall, L. Simons, JIM SPILLERS, Sec; M. Raphael, S. Morgan, D. Ruiz, GEORGE SPILLERS, Pres. Second Row: GARY TESTER, Sergeant-at-Arms; B. Camacho, R. Duncan, JIM CRAWFORD, vice- pres; T. Pennington, D. Ramirez, J. Gunderson, L. Finn, D. Dewitt, E. Dreher, C. Cleveland, R. Couch, S. Bolton, PETE CORTI, advisor; L. Criss, L. Wilcox. Third Row: S. Wisniewski, S. Leonetti, C. Salley, F. Ward, M. Jones, K. Chlebik, Mo Robarge, J. Payne, D. Matzenger, T. Carman, B. Thompson. Inside Car: MARC LEVESQUE, Treasurer. Being a new club on campus. Auto Club established the interest in automobiles and in racing. Advertising and promotion for Mineo ' s racing engines helped to inspire the interest in automobiles this year. First Row: D. Bauer, T. Bradley, SUSAN BUTCHER, corresponding secretary; MARILYN EDDIE, recording sec- retary; DONNA DAILEY, treasurer; DENISE EDDIE, historian; JANET GUNDERSON, vice-president; MARY MAHLBERG, president. Second Row: KATHERYNE TAYLOR, sponsor; B. Becker, P. Riddell, C. Garcia, S. Landes, J. Rogers, J. Boone, V. Bowman, B. Wing , D. Bleskey, J. BaLko, K. Donkersley, B. Woodall. Charitable Service WasFoundby ' ' S Club S Club, which basically stands for service, is spon- sored by the Santa Ana Soroptimist Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. Katheryne Taylor, adviser, the goal of charitable leadership and service was achieved. In service activities, the girls stuffed biddy bags for the men in Vietnam for Christmas. The traditional football season voodoo dolls were sold, and the girls sup- ported an orphan girl in Oklahoma. At the end of the year an outstanding worthy senior was presented with a $100 scholarship. S Club members promote Valley ' s Spirit by selling red and white voodoo dolls. CLUBS 119 Sponsored by A.F.S., Gunisa Elisabeth Elisabeth and her American lamil)-j Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher E. Shutt and Jayne, finally get together for an evening at home. American life is a little different from Swedish, but not as much as one would think. The whole school system is different, but the students are almost the same. I ' ve had a great time, and my family has done so much for me. I ' ve seen both the good and the bad in American life which makes the whole picture more complete. The greatest adventure will probably be my graduation and the final bus trip in July through the U.S. with other AFS students in Southern California. I ' ve gained a lot more knowledge in English, of course; but, more important, I ' ve learned that teenagers are almost the same everywhere. Valley is a great school with great students and teach- ers, and I hope the Falcons will keep up the real spirit in the future years as they did in 1969- ' 70. My year at Valley is one I ' ll never forget. JL cJbe Cv AU i Lindberg from Sweden was Honored by Valley OFFICERS: Kathy Shahan, president; Jim Davis, vice- president; Lee Hoagland, secretary. A.F.S. The purpose of the American Field Service Cli±) was to assist exchange students on campus and to collect funds to help support students in America ' s abroad program. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Kirwan, AFS sponsored many activities this year, which included a Valley faculty golf game, the Sing-Out Orange County, and Valley ' s AFS student from Sweden, Gunisa Elisabeth Lindberg. They also held a party November 13, at which senior Jolene Reinert, an AFS sponsored American abroad student in Cuenca, Ecuador, showed films of her stay in Ecuador. First Row: D. Sailer, T. Sandusky, E. Lindberg, J. Reinert, V. Bowman, A. Savenye, KATHY SHAHAN, president, Second Row: D. Dxmbar, P. Gamar, J. Shutt, D. Kauffer, L. Maggiano, R. Savenye, H. Stevenson, LEE HOAGLAND, secretary, JIM DAVIS, vice-president. rs CLUBS 121 First Row: S. Brown, K. Raubolt, S. Baines, D. Chavez, D. Eddie, S. Roberts, T. Maggiano, J. Boone, B. Torens, MARY JACKSON, vice-president; CHERYL FOLLIN, secretary; BILLIE SINGER, chairman of publicity. Second Row: W. Watson, P. LaCant, R. Walker, L. Grimes, B. Williams, B. Knutson, O. Gutierrez, S. Gutierrez, V. Gray, J. Rehall, L. Romanello, F. Willis. Third Row: L. Dyer, J. McCoy, M. Arciaga, S. Goens, S. Berg, V. Lee, CHARLENE CONDRA, president; D. Kaufer, M. Rodriguez, P. Carroll, J. Bormann, M. Flores, S. Zambrano, Mrs. Wanda Paulsell, advisor. Greater Comprehension in Teaching Was Found by Future Faculty Under the supervision of Mrs. Wanda Paulsell and Mrs. Vivian Ward, Future Teachers of America sought for greater comprehension in teacning. Field trips to different elementary schools gave the students an opportunity to attain greater understanding of education. Among the many projects, the future teachers gave Thanksgiving treats to the children at Carl Harvey School. They also participated in the Swap Meet and, with the funds, they helped purchase supplies for the school ' s video tape. CLUBS 122 Gun Club First Row: KENNETH MAYES, vice-president; W. Rhue, P. Britton, C. Stevenson, C. Duffey. Second Row: D. Lee, ]. Santos, GENE TAYLOR, president; RICHARD JAMES, treasurer and secretary; T. Griffin, J. Santos. First Row: M. Peters, T. Maggiano, DEBBIE BAUER, president; M. DeSantiago, V. Sagasti; RICHARD HATHAWAY, president. Second Row: D. Fagan, L. Sanchez, S. Robertson, J. Fletchall, K. Hamel, B. Watrous, H. Stoker, adviser; S. Jerauld, adviser; M. Auer, adviser. Language Club CLUBS 123 F.H.A. Proved to Be Outstanding Homemakers First Row: Mrs. Judy Conner; adviser; BONNY RAWSON, Frosh. rep. , PATTI EBERT , Frosh rep. SANDI LAUDES , treasurer, MARIA FLORES , secretary, DENISE JOHNSON , vice president, EDYTHE ADAIVlE, president, ARMEDA VARGAS, junior rep; MRS. MELDMDA MANG , ADVISER: Second Row: Cindy Garcia, Oralia Gomez, Gladys Allen, Debbie Brothers, Lis Recchia, Lydia Sanchez, Sylvia Rios, Sandi Rios, Third Row: Sharon Madrid, Pat Carter, Jayne Speigel, Barbara Toscas, Tilly Bemhard, Susan Hatfield, Fourth Row: Ellen Shipp, Phyllis Smith, Maureen Nutter, Margaret Searcy, Elizabeth Shipp. OFFICERS: Kneeling: EDYTHE ADAME, president DENISE JOHNSON, vice-president. Standing: MARIA FLORES, secretary, SANDI LAUDES, treasurer. ,£ • ' ■- i ' ' il ! 0[j 1 Jl ■ F fHn ■ F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America, advised by Mrs. Judy Conner and Mrs. Melinda Mang, was a club at which girls were helped to understand and improve their family and community through better homemaking. This year ' s projects consisted of: serving and making decorations at Valley ' s Fall Sports Award Banquet, a pizza party, and the traditional Fashion Show. All girls in FHA tried hard to accom- plish what was asked of them, so that some- day they would become outstanding home- makers. CLUBS 124 First row: Manager, Roger Duncon, Martin Vanderroest, Albert Longoria, Phil Bland, Rudy Munoz, Tom Fields, Kenneth Templeton, Keith Denson, Richard Wilson, Sam Abrego, Dale Garcia, Gary Welty, AlvinAlaman, Claude Duguay, Manager, Robert Wright, Second row: Manager, Mark Fisher, John Meline, Craig Johnson, Randy Kelly, Bob DePranco, Jim Crawford, Stan Holmes, Bob Fuller, David Rohrig, Clifford Kimble, Joe Glaspie, Jack Garcia, Woody Otis, John Tarrant, Manager, Kim Benecke, Third row: Jay Weir, John Ashton, Dan Pesicka, Frank Shuford, Lonnie After losing their opening game to one of the county ' s top teams. Foothill, 29-6), the Falcon football team came back to tie El Modena 28-28. Valley ' s first touchdown of the year was scored on a beautifully executed pass play from quarterback Phil Bland to halfback Dave Rohrig. In an exciting show of effective offense against El Modena, the Falcon eleven came from behind twice, only to have the Vanguards tie the game with less than two minutes remaining. Valley ' s offense was led by Phil Bland, who threw two touch- down passes, and Keith Denson, who carried the ball twelve times for 87 yards. At right: Bill Levy; back coach, defense. Bill Fisher: back coach, offense, Bill Mills: head coach, Ed Krass: line coach, Morris Hawkins: end coach. SPORTS 126 J t Caleb, Rudy Reyna, Pedro Rivera, Henry Hormarm, Randy Patterson, Bill Rambo, Tom Gaestel, Bill Garrison, Mike Pickett, Ignacio Manriquez, Manager, George Lacy, Fourth row: Tom Imboden, Leonard Rios, Bob Cheney, Allen Hardin, Mike Pickering, Charles Salley, Steve Bolton, Doug Nasland, Bill Morris, Don Nasltmd, Milford Alaman, Pat Kelly, Mike Erdmann, Bruce Banigan, Manager, Bruce Griffin. Official ' s signal shows the result of Falcons ' many hard hours of practice. SPORTS 127 Varsity Falcons Found Tough •i ' ' 4- l ' . , r- j ' . ' C, Dale Garcia triumphantly the Homecoming game. holds up ball after scoring in 1 ■ jPfc ijly««£. ' 1 ,,.-!; ff?vj Estancia defenders helplessly follow Dave Rohrig into the end zone. SPORTS 128 Quarterback Phil Bland clings to football after making Valley the first team to score against Loara, GIF, AAA champions for the ' 68- ' 69 season. Punter Kenny Templeton lets it rip into the Magnolia end zone. Competition in New League After completion of pre -league play against Foothill and El Modena, the Falcons began their first season as a member of the Irvine League. They were welcomed 40-8 by defending Irvine League and GIF AAA Cham- pion, Loara. In this game, however, Valley became the first team to score against Loara all year. The next game proved disastrous as the football team absorbed a demoralizing 33-0 defeat at the hands of the new and untried Edison Chargers. Hopes for a homecoming victory a week later against Estancia quickly vanished as the Eagles built up a big lead and held off the Falcons, 38-12. Valley ' s scores came on a fumble return by Dale Garcia and a pass interception by Dave Rohrig. Still finding the new league rough, the next two games brought losses, 44-0 from Fountain Valley, and 27-14 from Magnolia. However, in the latter stages of the game against the Sentinels, the Falcons showed definite signs of breaking out of their long slump. Falcons Opponent 6 Foothill Knights 29 28 El Modena Vanguards 28 8 Loara Saxons 40 Edison Chargers 33 12 Estancia Eagles 38 Fountain Valley Barons 44 14 Magnolia Sentinels 27 14 Corona del Mar Sea Kings 6 Costa Mesa Mustangs 27 Falcon defensive back Dave Rohrig tackles Magnolia receiver after a short gain. SPORTS 129 Corona del Mar Determined to play well at home, Valley ' s defense took charge of the game against favored Corona del Mar, and came away with a hard-fought and muddy 14-6 victory. After giving up an early touchdown to the Sea Kings, the defense pulled together to stiffle Corona ' s offense for the rest of the game. The Falcon points were scored on touchdown runs of fifteen and five yards by fullback Phil Bland, and a two-point conversion pass from quarterback Rudy Munoz to end, Craig Johnson. Also sharing offensive honors was split end Don Naslund, who made several clutch catches in the midst of the scoring drives. The Falcon defensive unit was led by linebacker. Bob De Franco, who stopped a Corona scoring attempt from the Valley three yard line in the third quarter, tackle Bob Cheney, who was in the Sea King backfield all afternoon dropping runners for crucial losses, and back Joe Glaspie, who had one intercep- I ion and prevented a Corona score with only iwelve seconds left in the game by deflecting a pass at Valley ' s goal line. Halfback Dale Garcia picks up valuable yardage around end against Loara. Valley defenders Bob De Franco and Phil Bland close in fast on Loara Saxon runner. Estancia receiver meets ball and defensive back Phil Bland at the same time. SPORTS 130 Was Sunk, 14-6 Quarterback Rudy Munoz sets to pass against the Corona defense. Blocking for Munoz are Phil Bland and Bob Cheney and an unidentified Falcon. The Falcon Varsity football season came to a close with a 27-0 loss to the Costa Mesa Mustangs. The team ' s final and over- all record was 1-7-1, and its Irvine League record was 1-6. Though it lacked in victories, the Falcon team had definite outstanding individuals, such as Falcon of the Year , Dale Garcia, Back of the Year, Phil Bland, and Lineman of the Year, Bob Cheney .  . Fullback Phil Bland grabs the ball, dodges the last Corona defender, and goes into the end-zone. Keith Denson cuts outside two Sea Kings on his way to a long kickoff return. The players and fans react to the outcome, VICTORY! SPORTS 131 - ' X= ' - :• w ' M The Valley offensive line sets itself on the one yard line, and . 5 Falcon end, Don Naslvind, picks off a Rudy Munoz pass despite two-man coverage. Fullback Phil Bland outruns Corona line. SPORTS 132 the Magnolia defense is unable to stop the Falcon drive across the goal line. Keith Denson moves up to block for Falcon runner on an end sweep. SPORTS 133 Soph. First Row: T. Fields, D. Williams, J. Austin, T. Mikles, J. StilweU, S. Proetto, R. Garcia, R. Duguay, B. Rogers B Warren, L. Brooks, D. Roberts. Second Row: Coach Mike Rush, K. Chace, W. Martin, F. Hinojosa, R. Wells, ' c. Matrone, S. Carnell, J. Weir, R. Esparza, B. Perez, D. Sykes, G. Perry, J. Morris, F. Brown, Coach Ken Tucker. Martin, Austin Led Sophomores Led by coaches Mike Rush and Ken Tucker, the sophomore foottall team posted a 1-7-1 record for 1969. Scoring a touch- down on the last play of their last game, the Falcons defeated Costa Mesa 20 - 14. Wayne Martin was chosen as the team ' s Most Valuable Player, while the Most Inspirational Player award went to Jerry Austin. SPORTS 134 Two victories over Saddleback and one over Lathrop highlighted the freshmen foot- ball season as the team finished with a 3-3 season record. Guiding the team in its winning ways were coaches Paul Huston and Herschel Musick. Outstanding players included Co-captains Noe Reza and Ed Noble, Most Valuable Maurice Kelley, Most Inspirational Tom Wilkins, and Most Improved Francis Davies. Freshmen Enjoyed Winning Season Frosh First Row: C. Rodriquez, R. Fields, D. Louk, J. Antohn, J. Nieves, R. Hanss, R. Gurule, F. Davies, R. Aguilar, L. Pollard, E. Costello, S. Wallace, G. Wright. S. Olson. Second Row: Mgr. H. Limburg, G. Riveria, D. Jackson, M. Mendoza, D. Hoult, V. Jackson, W. Smith, R. Walker, D. Keller, K. Straugham, D. Dimas, M. Satterfield, L. Perez, W. Rhue, T. Wilkins, Coach Herschel Musick. Back Row: Mgr. D. Back, P. Lilly, D. Autry, R. Sykes, W. Moore, R. Walker, C. Butler, M. Kelley, J. Gardner, N. Reza, W. Camp, L. Pratt, R. Petherbridge, E. Noble, L. Conklin, Coach Paul Huston. Harriers Were Surprising Irvine Champs Valley ' s Cross Country team became the school ' s first Irvine League champions when it upset Costa Mesa in the league finals to top off an outstanding year. Lead- ing the way in the finals were Fidel Gurrola, who finished fourth, Enrique Adame, seventh, John Southwick, fifteenth, Doug Bakke, sixteenth, Victor Rea, seventeenth, Richard Contreras, nineteenth, and Dan Gaxiola, twentieth. The Falcon depth proved too much for the Mustangs, whose underclassmen folded under pressure from harriers representing all the other schools in the league. Individual award winners were as follows: VARSITY: Captain, John Southwick; Most Valuable Players, Enrique Adame and Dan Gaxiola; Most Inspirational, Fidel Gurrola, FROSH-SOPH: Most Valuable, Dan Bleskey, JV: Most Valuable, Paul Gottlieb. IRVINE LEAGUE FINALS (Varsity) 1. VALLEY 2. COSTA MESA 3. ESTANCIA 4. LOARA 5. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 6. CORONA DEL MAR 7. EDISON 8. MAGNOLIA FINAL STANDINGS (JV) 1. ESTANCIA 2. LOARA 3. VALLEY 4. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 5. CORONA DEL MAR 6. MAGNOLIA 7. EDISON 8. COSTA MESA SPORTS- 136 VARSITY: Kneeling: D. Gaxiola, E. Adame, F. Gurrola, Standing: Coach Conlay, R. Contreras, J. Southwick, D, Bakke, V. Rea. — I je Falcon runners are off to a fast start at the Irvine League Finals. John Hofmann moves ahead of two opposing harriers, f Coach Raugewitz and Coach Conlay discuss the team ' s chances in the finals. As usual, the Falcons came through in ends . . . SPORTS- 137 Paul Gottlieb and Gustavo Marin receive encourage- ment from teammates. Coach Conlay takes time out to say hello to the Pep Squad. Southwick, Gottlieb Provided Leadership faat0i ' %. ' Pulling away from an Estancia runner are the Falcons, Fidel Gurrola and John Southwick. Paul Gottlieb tries to overcome a Loara opponent . J ■ ' hi ' JV ' s begin another two miles against Magnolia, SPORTS- 138 VALLEY OPPONENT 1 28 LOARA 27 26 EDISON 30 18 ESTANCIA 38 18 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 39 17 MAGNOLIA 46 20 CORONA DEL MAR 41 30 COSTA MESA 27 J.V. ' s Experienced Success f p f .. -. M |« w . JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: G. Marin, V. Garnica, O. Valenzuela, Standing: P. Gottleib, J. Cesena, M. Marin, M. Lipinski. diS. i What are you doing after the race? 7} Falcons run in La Palma Park, Anaheim, in the league finals. Catch him, Leo! Harriers show fine form. SPORTS- 139 Varsity- Richard Cunico (Manager), Stuart Maurer, Joe Lopez, VVood Auld, Bob Oliver, Jim Keyes, Steve Kurilchyk Kevin Volz, Pete Peterson, Bill MacDonald, Kermit Olson. ' John Kubas, varsity coach for the third year in a row, gives directions during a game. SPORTS- 140 The Falcons fast break against Edison as Varsity Reigned as City Champs Steve Kurilchyk overpowers Estancia ' s Skip Williams and goes up for an easy basket. Coach Kubas and the rest of the team looks on. With victories over cross-town rivals Saddleback and Santa Ana, the 1969-70 varsity basketball team earned the title City Champs . In competition between high schools within the city, the Falcons took top honors by way of a 52-47 win over the Roadrunners and a 55-53 upset win over the highly -regarded Saints. The twin vic- tories were especially impressive consid- ering the fact that neither game was played in the Falcon gym. Valley finished intra- city play with a 2-0 record. Santa Ana and Mater Dei tied at 2-1, and Saddleback trailed at 0-3. After posting a 5-5 pre-league record, the varsity cagers went into a six-game tailspin at the beginning of league play. However, the Falcons then rebounded to upset Costa Mesa 69-62 at home and stun Loara 56-50 on the Saxon ' s own court. Both Costa Mesa and Loara had been tied for first place with eventual league champion Corona del Mar before their losses to the Falcons. These victories began a streak during which the Falcons won six out of eight games. The varsity finished fourth in the Irvine League with a 6-8 record, and had an 11-13 record over-all. Coach John Kubas ' team was led by Most Valuable Player , Jim Keyes, Captain Stuart Maurer, Senior forward Steve Kurilchyk, All -League forward Woody Auld, and Junior guards, Joe Lopez and Kermit Olson. SPORTS- 141 - £ nSrtWV Cagers Finished Fourth in League Play - s 4 Center Jim Keyes slips inside for an uncontested lay-up. Valley ' s big men move in for rebounding position as Stuart Maurer shoots from outside. ' Woody Auld shoots over an outstretched Corona defend- SPORTS-142 Falcon Bob Oliver hits a ten foot jump shot against Edison ' s Chargers, Dancing anyone? Marshall Pickering shoots over an Estancia defender. Falcons break to get open on an inbounds play. Joe Lopez takes a pass from Steve Kurilchyk as the Falcons set up their offense against Corona del Mar, SPORTS- 143 m Forward Kevin Volz breaks through the key to receive a pass under the basket. Jim Keyes lays it up as if there were no one guarding him. VALLEY OPPONENT 51 WESTERN 73 52 SADDLEBACK 46 71 LOS AMIGOS 44 38 LA QUINTA 55 59 MISSION VIEJO 58 53 BOLSE GRANDE 61 58 SERVITE 59 56 BUENA PARK 72 60 EL MODENA 59 55 SANTA ANA 53 54 LOARA 63 52 EDISON 53 44 E STAN CIA 59 52 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 66 54 MAGNOLIA 61 31 CORONA DEL MAR 65 69 COSTA MESA 62 56 LOARA 50 48 EDISON 43 47 ESTANCIA 64 65 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 56 73 COSTA MESA 61 58 MAGNOLIA 45 33 CORONA DEL MAR 47 A Sea King defender is floored by Kermit Olson ' s dribbling ability. SPORTS- 144 Bob Oliver concentrates on the basket as he sets for a three throw. Falcon Steve Kurilchyk gets a hard earned basket in the Edison game. Auld Was Selected to All-League Team Woody Auld drives through two opponents and in for an easy lay-up. Joe Lopez finds a hole in the Charger zone as a stand- ing room crowd watches the action. SPORTS- 145 JV-Kneeling: T. Cunningham, S. Fryslie, L. Costello, K. Thomas, S. Bender, G. Torrealba, Mgr. Standing: Coach Edward McGuckin, E. Young, T. Edwards, L. Alaman, C. Hill, T. Fields, D. Lloyd, Mgr. Not pictured: Victor Rodrizuez. Terry Cunningham gets up high to out jump a taller Edison opponent. SPORTS-146 Players fight for a possible rebound as Steve Bender takes a short jump shot. y Falcon Tommy Fields gets ready to go up for the reboxond of an opponent ' s shot. Terry Cunningham goes around his man at half court as Edwin Young comes up to help out. JV ' s Were Led by Edwin Young This year ' s Junior Varsity basketball team, coached by Edward Mc Guckin, lacked in victories but not in desire and great hustle. Playing hard in every game, the Falcons on several occasions came close to upsetting teams with more depth and height. The hard-luck season produced many losses by seven points or less, games which the JV ' s were in all the way but could not pull out. Steve Bender was the team ' s best free throw shooter, and Edwin Young was chosen by his teammates as the JV Captain and Most Valuable Player. Kenny Thomas ' quick release leaves his man flat- footed and ineffective. SPORTS-147 Bees and Gees Showed Great BEE BASKETBALL: C. Wedel, D. Peed, G. Abraham, R. Torrez, J. Valenzuela, J. Price, F. Nelson. Row 2: Coach R. Forsyth, G. Herold, H. Harden, L Moore, L. Latimer, L. Hall, D. Peck, T. Bostwick, L. Saenz, D. White, MGR. The Bee and Cee basketball teams improved greatly over last year as they finished second and third respectively, in the Irvine League. Coach Ron Forsyth ' s Bees, after losing their first three league games, came back strong to post an 8-6 league record. The team ' s season record was a very respectable 13-9. Some of the outstanding individuals on the Bees included Free Throw Champion, Lavon Hall, Captain Rick Torrez, and Most Valuable Player, George Harold. The Cees became winners under new- comer Coach Gary Satrappe. Finishing league play with an 8-6 mark, the team also posted a 13-9 season record, including victories over all other Cee teams in the city of Santa Ana. Valley ' s Cees were thus this year ' s City Champs . Keith Hall was chosen as the team ' s Captain, Derek Baldwin had the best free throw percentage, and David Oliver was chosen as the Gee ' s Most Valuable Player. Coach Paul Huston led the newly- formed Freshman team through a very successful season with the help of Captain Gary Wright and Most Valuable Player, LeRoy Campbell. SPORTS 148 Improvement Over Past CEE BASKETBALL: M. Bokoski, R. Delano, P. Kelly, J. Fryslie, P. Baldwin, K. Hall, Coach Satrappe, M. Worcester, D. Keller, C. Sanchez, D. Alvarado, A. Fields, L. Campbell, D. Oliver. ,-€ FALCONS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL T. Stallings, A. Rodriquez, D. Dimas, N. Reza, R. Fields, R. Walker, T. Wilkins, Coach Hioston, W. Moore, L. Campbell, V. Jackson, K. Thomas, P. Lilly, S. Wallace, A. Stephens, G. Wright. SPORTS 149 The Falcon wrestling team welcomed new coach Frank Grundler with a smashing 51-5 victory over Bosco, and continued to improve as the year progressed. The Junior Varsity also enjoyed a successful season under the supervision of Coach Bill Levy. Outstanding members of the Varsity included Most Inspirational Ken Drake, Most Improved Jesus Rivera, and co-cap- tains Pedro Rivera and Mike Rockenbach. Mike was also the team ' s Most Valuable Player . The Junior Varsity selected Tony Soto as its most valuable meiT±)er. Coach Grundler is shown with Varsity wrestlers Mike Rockenbach and Bob Cheney. Grundler, Levy Coached Wrestling Teams Varsity: Kneeling: Tony Soto, Rich Gurule, Lorenzo Aguilera, Genaro DeLeon, Russel Mendoza, Pedro Rivera, Chuy Rivera, Mike Rockenbach. Standing: KenBeneke, Scott Benson, Doug Re inert, Bill SPORTS 150 Kalbreier, Ken Drake, Chuck Coleman, Bob Cheney, Coach F. Grundler. P f. Ji JV: Kneeling: Steve Arnold, Rudy Aguilera, Emilo Covos, Mike Farrell, Andre Valenzuela, Rudy Reyna. Standing Joe Mendenhall, Earl Smith, Kim Beneke, Hector Geraldo, Jim MacGregor, Dane Grell, Ray Duguay, Assist. Coach William Levy A battle of little men takes place at the league finals. Most Valuable Wrestler, Mike Rockenbach, gains the advantage over another victim. Opponents line up facing each other at the Irvine League Finals at Estancia. A Falcon wrestler picks up two more points on his way to victory. SPORTS 151 Track Team Posed Large Problem ! i  • m • L ' : t i « - - --4 TUniM B i i ' -T ' - ' - ' t ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' Seniors: Bottom row: T. Collins, J. Wallace, K. Denson, D. Garcia, J. Southwick, D. Rohrig, S. Jones, Mgr. ]. Curiel. Second row: D. Bakke, S. Fryslie, J. Hofmarm, C. Valenzuela, C. Johnson, R. Wilson, L. Clark, S. Kurilchyk. Top row: W. Tell, L. Luna, J. Weir, B. Banigan, D. Naslund Not pictured: A. Lee, B. Cheney. SPORTS 152 Teammates discuss the situation during the Foothill meet. Valley distance runners step up each other ' s pace. to Irvine Opponents Entering the Irvine League for the first time. Valley ' s track team was respected by- all opponents because of its 1969 Sunset League crown. Coach Ernie Raugewitz, with a qualified staff of assistants, sent the Falcons into league competition after a second place finish in the city tri-meet and an over- whelming Division 111 championship in the Shorty Smith Relays. A victory over last year ' s Irvine champion, Loara, sent the Falcon tracksters on their way to another outstanding year. Falcon sprinters come out of the blocks fast against Foothill. I Paul Gottlieb stretches to beat Foothill runner to the tape. Valley shot putter shows the strain of his event. SPORTS 153 Falcon runner refiises to let his opponents pass him. Keith Denson on his way to first place in the long jump. Falcons Were Shorty Smith ' Foothill hurdler takes the lead over the first hurdle. Dale Garcia picks up valuable points by winning pole vault. SPORTS 154 t • . 1 Kent Gamble runs anchor on Valley ' s victorious 440 relay team. Division III Champs ;« «i« SS k ' Enrique Adame passes opposing runner on his way to another distance race vitory. Dale Garcia picks up the speed necessary for a successful vault. Keith Denson hands off after giving Falcons early lead in 440 relay. SPORTS 155 Many Underclassmen Competed- . ,-r t-  1 i 1 Juniors: Bottom row: E. Ingram, A. Gonzales, E. Adame, K. Gamble, G. Fryslie, E. Ingram, T. Mayfield, Mgr. ]. Curiel. Middle row: R. Popp, R. Knecht, G. DeLeon, F. Gurrela, G. Mann, C. Duguay, J. Mendenhall, S. Abrego. Third row: G. Williams, T. Bates, M. Alaman, C. Kimble, P. Gottlieb, R. Contreras, B. Redding, L. Nelson, W. Walker. Back Row: V. Rea, S. Valenzuela, M. Lipinski. Not pictured: E. Mayfield. I njiiii ' njr ' miiT ' aiir Sophomores: Bottom row: D. Bleskey, D. Robenets, F. Hinojosa, T. Fields, S. Bender, G. Hughes, G. Jacobs, Mgr. J. Curiel. Middle row: A. Alaman, R. Harris, D. Alvarado, D. Gaxiola, J. Censea, W. Gordon, D. Grell, J. Rosales. Back row: R. Kelly, L. Guise, V. Gernica, T. Valenzuela, T. Harris. SPORTS 156 Falcon hand-off leaves opposition far behind. Valley hurdlers pull away from lone competitior. Bruce Banigan rounds the final curve in his specialty, the 220 yard dash. Freshmen: Bottom row: M. Beck, D. Lyons, D. Dimas, B. Rhue, C. Bulten, F. Davies, S. Wallace, Mgr. J. Curiel. Middle row: G. Simpson, R. Petherbridge, M. Satterfield, M. Deason, K. Thomas, R. Smillie, V. Jackson. Back row: D. Keller, E. Adame, M. Marin. SPORTS 157 Spikemen Upheld Tradition wL. iLr«- Falcon athletes go tlirough the warm-ups necessary for their best possible performance. Ron Raya, Shot Put and Discus Coach; Jim Conlay, Distance Coach; Coach Newman, Freshmen; Bill Fisher, Field Events; Ernie Raugewitz, Head Coach. Timers watch as Valley crosses the finish line first. SPORTS 158 Coach Herron discusses strategy with Mr. Boggie and relays his decision to the team at a crucial point in the match. Falcons Entered Irvine Waters Valley ' s water polo teams played for the first time under the guidance of Coach Paul Herron in 1969, and served as the vital first step in the coach ' s plans for building a successful water polo program in the future. Though this year ' s team finished with only a 2-7 record, its abundance of under- classmen promised more experienced teams in the years to come. The players were in there to learn something about water polo, and unfor- tunately mistakes accompany learning. I wanted as many players as possible to get a chance to play, to gain experience, explained Coach Paul Herron. The usual Falcon starting line-up included Dennis Brunache, Greg Chisum, Gary Voight, Ken Robinson, Jim Brown, Randy Noirot, and Steve Shroder. Falcon Dennis Brunache fights for the ball as teammate Greg Chisum looks on. I ' SPORTS 159 Gees Led Assault on Swimming Standouts both academically and athletically, the Falcon swimmers attacked the school record book with much success. In fact, every Cee record was broken this year. Between the two busiest swimmers of all, Tim Brown and Brad Bishop, records were shattered in six individual events. They also took part in two record breaking relay teams. The captain of the Gees was sophomore Ron DeWitt, and this award for Bees went to Richard Worcester. Assistant coach Mr. Russell Boggie, worked with the teams, Award winners on the Varsity level were Captain and Most Inspirational, Ken Robinson, and Most Valuable, Tim Brown. Cee team: Coach Herron, D. Hicks, D. DeWitt, K. Vargas, B. Bishop, C. McClement, M. McKinlay, T. Brown, R. Roberts, R. DeWitt, D. Bagan, J. Contreras, D. Cummins, D. Fagan, Coach Boggie m Falcon swimmers dive in for another assault on Valley ' s record book. liii iiiiiiinii I ■■ A I ' i Tim Brown comes up for a deep breath. Record Book Bee team: Coach Paid Herron, M. Nelson, ]. Hofmann, R. Worcester, T. Brown, ]. Morriss, Coach Boggle Timers do their job at the end of another race. Varsity: Coach Paul Herron, G. Thompson, G. Schroeder, K. Robinson, T. Brown, G. Chismn, M. Young, D. Brunache, ]. Morriss, Coach Boggie, Manager D. Williams SPORTS 161 Junior, Bill Bolden pitches Varsity for the second straight year. Sophomore Kenny Templeton reaches over the fence to handle a fly ball. Varsity Basketball Team Displayed JffffJff VARSITY BASEBALL TOP ROW: D. Back, Mgr. , J. Glaspie, A. Hardin, B. Oliver, K. Tempelton, C. Gipson, B. Bolden, K. Volz, R. Ruppel, H. Umberg, Coach Musick. FRONT ROW: B. Hunt, M. Dreezson, W. Martin, P. Bland, D. White, Cap. , P. Kelly, L. Cross, C. Clausen, R. Davis, G. Costello. SPORTS 162 Senior Kevin Volz shows the hitting style with which he is so successful. Pitcher Bill Bolden watches as his third baseman catches a pop fly despite the presence of the opposing base coach. New Look and New Faces Shortstop Wayne Martin strides out another base hit. The Falcon horsehiders of 1970 were ac- cented by a new look in more ways than one. The most obvious was the varsity ' s new pin-striped uniforms, which gave the team a professional appearance, often matched by its style of play. A less obvious new look was in the faces of the players. This year ' s team was stocked with many underclassmen, including Wayne Martin, Joe Glaspie, and Kenny Templeton. Coached by Herschel Musick, the Falcons began their season in an impressive way finishing second in the city tournament with a 2-2 record. These games included impressive wins over Santa Ana and eventual champion Mater Dei, and one-run losses to Savanna and Saddleback. Throughout the tournament it became obvious that Valley ' s success this year depended largely on the mound corps, led by Dan White, Bill Bolden and Ron Ruppel. SPORTS 163 ft f J J f « ].V. BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW: P. O ' Cormer, J. Davis, G. Perry, K. Choce, D. Costello, B. Wiley, J. Fausto, J. Lofters, K. Taylor. TOP ROW: C. Hill, D. Sylvester, P. Turner, T. Boswick, M. Jeffers, M. Picket, Coach Ken Tucker. f f 1 Bfe ij j m Uii-: ' ■ • SOPHS BASEBALL: BOTTOM ROW: R. Corter, J. Weir, D. Glover, B. Warren, A. Carter, J. Spiegel, T. Ayres, L. Brooks, H. Shinrock. TOP ROW: D. Oliver, R. Wells, O. Serrano, G. Morono, H. Rea, T. Stallings, N. Reza, E Perez, B. Defranco, B. Pierce, W. Moore SPORTS 164 Freshmen, Sophomores, and JV ' s Offered Many Future Varsity Prospects Valley ' s future in baseball seemed bright this year as there were large turnouts for the freshman, sophomore, and junior varsity teams. More than twenty players joined Coach Krass in an effort to gain experience for their next three seasons at Valley. These freshmen showed the desire and hustle necessary to turn themselves into outstanding Varsity players in the near future. Coach Hawkins ' sophomores also exhibited promising ability as they complete a season successful in wins and losses and in gaining valuable playing experience. The junior varsity, coached by former Valley star, Ken Tucker, began a successful year with two early victories. The JV ' s were led by juniors, Danny Tate and Al Hardin, sophomores, Mike Jeffers and Keith Taylor, John Loftus was the only freshman on the team. f f :; ,-s . _,A-,L:: L- ' iOTTOM ROW: G. Lupardo, D. Diirmi . :. ■ :: :; i . . .. ! ' -. B. Smith, C. Chapin, S. BrabantfY: JoVdon, G. Buzbee, J. Author, Stevens. TOP ROW: M. Brazill, E. Shock, J. Quintana,_ D- harez, W. Camp, R. Hernadez, D. Martinez, B. Zocarella, M. Stevenson, A. Salasar, S. O ' Conner, B. Davis, Coach Krass. SPORTS 165 Falcon Netmen Started Season Jeff Boniface returns the serve during another Falcon victory in doubles. Top singles player, Jim Hofmann, exhibits his backhand. Valley ' s top doubles team, Ed Kamae and Ray Matthews are shown in action. Greg Smith shows Varsity form in his impressive singles play. SPORTS 166 With Fire Fast Victories VARSITY TENNIS: Row 1: R. Matthews, P. Peterson, R. Hanns, J. Nordstrom, G. Smith. Row 2: Coach Forsyth, A. Duron, E. Kamae, J. Boniface, T. Greenfield, M. Fernandez, J. Hofmann. With five victories in a row to start their season, the Varsity tennis team seemed well on its way to a successful season. We have been very successful in pre- leagne play, and are looking forward to doing well in the Irvine League, stated Coach Ron Forsyth. The Varsity, with seven returning lettermen, were led by single players Jim Hofmann, Greg Smith, and Jeff Boniface. The first doubles team was composed of Ray Matthews and Ed Kamae. The second team starred Ray Hanss and Alex Duron. Junior Varsity Tennis: Row 1: J. Belousky, H. Rodriquez, A. Ontiveros, G. Wrig ht, P. Concan, L. Intenberg. Row 2: J. Bracy, J. Pike, T. Griffen, R. Blanchard, L. Birkholz, R. Olson, K. Steele, R. Nieblas. SPORTS 167 -«r- — -T--T G.A.A. OFFICERS: L. to R. Joanna Prince, Judy S chock, Toni Bokarae, Jane Shutt, Sue Griset G.A.A. 168 G. A. A. G.A.A.Was Strong With 248 Members Teachers, Advisors, and Friends Mrs. Sandy Ruller Miss Sandra Gordon Miss Anita Chacon, Miss Judy Duesterberg Girls ' Athletic Association was a very successful club and organization this year. It began with a Get Acquainted Night in September. In November, G. A. A. had a Mother Daughter Potluck and two Get Together meetings, January 19, and March 2. On February 28, G. A. A. sponsored a car wash. To everyone ' s delight the girls sold candy in March; and, on May 28, they had their annual banquet to celebrate their successful year and install new officers. June 1, everyone in the club enjoyed a swim party. All girls worked toward good sportsmanship and physical strength, both of which were displayed at the many Play Days G. A. A. had with other schools. President of the club this year was senior Toni Bokarae. Other officers included senior Judy Schock as vice president, junior Joanna Prince as secre- tary, senior Jane Shutt as reporter -historian and junior Susan Griset as chairman of ways and means. Advisers, teachers, and friends to all the girls this year were: Judy Duesterberg, Sandy Ruller, Anita Chacon, and Sandra Gordon. Everyone appreciated their help. G. A. A. participated in the following sports this year: basketball, tennis, track, field hockey, volleyball, badminton, soft ball, and swimming. This was the first year for track and everyone was pleased with the number of girls that turned out for this new sport. G. A. A. was hard work but a lot of fun and brought rewards to all of its members. G.A.A. 169 Top Row: D. Dossey, P. Garner, T. Bokarae, j. Cornish, C. Hofmann, J. Balko, M. Dacosta, E. Spiegle, Row 2: S. Wright, M. Rivera, N. Tremain, ]. Brooks, M. Lamb, M. Mahlberg. B. Singer, U. Lenhard, Row 3: D. Negrete, L. Morles, C. Bondy, B. Martini, B. Banks, P. Howerton, J. Cason, Row 4: D. Olaiz, S. Tyszka, Y. Johnson, S. Baines, D. Angell, L. McCoy The Passwords Top Row: M. Pickering, M. Rodriquez, P. La Bahn, S. Fergeson, V. Rohrig, D. Moore, B. Banks, L. Evans, K. Arnold, Row 2: H. Espinoza, N. Campbell, M. Raya, G. Price, B. Becker, D. Dailey, Row 3: E. Banks, B. Brooks, P. Meek, L. Takacs, R. Conklin, K. Dimmick, J. Frugiuele, M. Collins, Row 4: P. Morales, N. Marval, P. Borman, D. Alfaro, P. Samis, J. Barnard, S. Wager Junior Hockey l i i ii rtl ' F A r S mm. |f M.. i r ■fl M , , , . ■ 5ft s « -  . (fc - —«   - ' . f ' ' ' ' JR. VARSITY TENNIS: Row 1, J. James, E. Weiss, J. Benson, M. Weiss, K. Raubblt, Row 2, P. Johnson, S. Hoagland, D. Bleskey, N. Marquez, E. Adams, A. Vargas, J. Johnson, Row 3, Miss Gordon, J. Spiegle, T. Bradley, K. Wall, B. Wing, R. Dahle, M. Schockenry, Schockency, V. Valenza, N. Shepard, K. Hill, J. Roseland, V. Hamel G.A.A. 170 Were Fun and work j ' , tessa f ■ • ■ ' J Ml iMSt ' kk : iJi« VARSITY TENNIS: Row 1, D. Bleskey, D. Kaiifer, D. Dunbar, L. Hoagland, E. Lindberg, N. Yaugo, C. Carpenter, B Woodall, V. Zaremba, Row 2, ]. Gunderson, S. Griset, S. Butcher, J. Prince, S. Hanss, V. Intenberg, V. Bowman, D. Esparza, S. Gates, B. Stauber, Standing, Miss Gordon, J. King, J. Hesse, A. Mason, R. Singleton, C. Sanduskey, J. Shutt, J. Schoch, D. Bergen, S. Goens Sophomore A A - ' I J ' Ft. Row: C. Freeman, M. Heard, P. Woods, E. King, C. Salley, Row 2: T. Lambert, K. Jarrett, E. Wheathy, S. Shaipe, C. Boyum, C. Brabaut, S. Linders, C. Boyum, Row 3: T. Maggiano, B. Williams, C. Fortune, L. QuiJiuiz, S. Scoggin, D. Williams, C. Barlow, C. Kohen, Row 4: S. Robertson, B. Crawford, D. Foley, C. Blanton, E. Mews. Tennis Matches DEC. 2 VALLEY AT SANTA ANA DEC. 4 ORANGE AT VALLEY DEC. 11 NEWPORT AT VALLEY DEC. 18 VALLEY AT FOUNTAIN VALLEY JAN. 8 VALLEY AT A-IARINA JAN. 13 VALLEY AT VILLA PARK JAN. 15 VALLEY AT LACUNA Frosh Hockey Ft. Row: R. Lambert, P. Moten, B. Flanory, T. Armstrong, M. Dailey, Row 2: L. Perkins, B. Weatherman, M. Martinez, D. Goodson, Row 3: R. Crocker, E. Hicks, L. Rechia, D. Brothers, D. Daly, D. Garrett, Row4: S. Hall, B. Snyder, L. Handen, T. Brooks, L. Stonie, C. Carpenter, N. Labahn . ; JB «i W Strong T Schock D. Ansell, S. Tyszka. SECOND ROW: B. Wing, M. Rodriquez, P. LaBalm, M. Weiss, M. Picker V Hamel, J. Fru iele, S. Wager, D. Moore, V. Rohrig, E. Spiegel, M. Bender. THIRD ROW: S. Flores P. ,. Howerton, E. Raya, A. Vargas, J. Prince, N. Yaugo, K. Arnold, J. Cason, B. Becker, D. Dailey, M. Collins ]. Survillas, P. Meek, B. Sagasti. FOURTH ROW: D. Negrete, M. Rivera, D. Olaiz, T. Severs, M. Dacosta, J. Severs, P. Hernandez, L. Evans, B. Martini, S. Griset, S. Butcher, B. Woodall. Track and Volleyball Teams Gave Great Competition to Other Schools FIRST ROW: P. Moten, D. Abrams, B. Glaspie, R. Lambert, L. Schneider, A. McCoy, M. Heard, C. Freeman, D. Foley. SECOND ROW: D. Garrett, D. Goodson, J. Sandusky, S. Linders, D. Brabant, B. Knutson, M. Fehrenbach, C. Salley, S. Shai-pe. THIRD ROW: E. Hicks, ]. James, P. Vicha, M. Fitzke, M. Dailey, C. Boyum, C. Sandusky , C. Boyvim, E. King, S. Hanss, E. Wheatley, D. Donkersley. FOURTH ROW: D. Bakke, C. Carpenter, C. Miller, S. Gates, L. Quihuiz, C. Fortune. FIFTH ROW; B. Snyder, P. Crocker, D. Brothers, L. Reddhia, A. Daviin, D. Daly, P. Herrick, c ' Barlow, D. Williams, G. Wells, D. Olds. SIXTH ROW: S. Gates. J. Spiegel, S. Hamel, S. Duffield, B. Briesch, L. Becker, M. Hammon, C. Koelin. G.A.A. 172 M. Badgett P. FavoK L. Warren M. Keith S. Schneider S. Hamel 1 G.A.A 173 Swimming First Row: B. Weatherman, V. Intenberg, P. Riddell, M, Keith, L. Warren, S. Baines, B. Singer, C. Hollin, L. Romanello, M. Felicioni. Second Row: T. Bradley, V. Banigan, S Simpson, CHofmann P. Gamer E Brown S. Fleishman M. Wolfgang, V. Chaisson, T. Williams. Third row: J. Mummz, S. Sligh, S. Robertson, K. Jarrett, D. Nelsen B. ' Williams, D. Eden, M. Martinez, E. Weiss, D. Allen, J. Medina, S. Greenfield, C. Duncan, T. Armstrong J. Hesse, K. Dimmick, N. Tremain, M. Turner, B. Snyder, C. Bondy, S. Gaestel, J. Muniz, S. Sligh. G.A.A. Activities Badminton A - , A Sitting: V. Zaremba, C. Nolasco, D. Esparza, D. Dunbar, L. Hoagland, M. Lamb, E. Lindberg, K. B. Torens, T. Montoya. Kneeling: T. Maggiano, Raubolt, E. Mendoza, K. Ebert, G. Price, V. Bowman, V. Valenza, L. Takacs, E. Adame, N. This sure beats two-square! G.A.A. 174 Now. . .jump over that net! Oops! Thats in tennis. . . . Were Successful You ' re going to get fat! Senior team competes during Sports Day. : 1 S Marquez, B. Stauber, M. Pickett. Standing: C. Blanton, J. Shutt, P. Bormann, N. Shepard, M. Shockency, B. Singleton, A. Mason, S. Hoagland, D. Bleskey, P. Johnson, N. LaBalhn. Don ' t let them scare you, Bobbie. G.A.A. 175 Juniors participate in the tricycle races during Spirit Week. Victory suckers are sold out dvuing football season. Pat Morales becomes Commissioner of Pep for second One moment please! officers Ignited Class Spirit The juniors started the year by winning the spirit stick with the seniors on the first com- petition yell. They continued through the year by sponsoring the Christmas Dance held at Santa Ana College. The juniors also sponsored the Harvest Happening, a dance in which the theme was centered around the Sadie Hawkins tradition. During football season and part of basketball season the traditional victory suckers and spirit balloons were sold. To finish the year the junior class sponsored the Junior -Senior prom which was held at the Charter House. Mrs. Rose Curtis, the junior class advisor, contributed a lot of time and effort to make this year a successful one for the Junior Class. r : President: Ruth Conklin Vice President: Karen Dimmick Secretary: Gwen Trujillo Representatives: girls ' Barbara Wing; boys ' Victor Rodreguez JUNIORS 179 i: Mark Kathleen John Claire Alicia Charlene Arciaga Arnold Ashton Bagan Baker Baker Clifford Eva Joanne Myra Linda Linda Becky Ballanger Banks Barnard Barnes Beale Beam Becker Brenda Donald Sandra Debra James Ronald Bradley Benjamin Bennett Berg Bergen Bies Birkholz Bishop laniel Vicki Theresa Carolyn Beverly Bonnie Olen osman Bowman Bradley Bray Brooks Brown Brown m m Nancy Angielque Marita Randolph Susan Nancy Donald Brown Bryant Buhs Bums Butcher Campbe ll Carman JUNIORS 180 Nancy Marvel Reigned ' 69 - ' 70 Junior Princess JUNIORS 181 Joyce David Karen Carole Melysia James Susan Denham Denny Dimmick Dixon Dobson Dove Doyle Susan Goens JUNIORS 182 4 Edward Espinoza Hope Espinoza Linda Evans Phyllis Favors Paula Feenie Sandra Ferguson Tom Fields June Gerald Frugiuele Fryslie Anita Gonzalez Joel Gonzalez Karen Grace Robert Fuller William Graham Juniors Contributed Their Spirit Randall WUliam Patrick Terry Suzanne Skip James Jones Kalbreier Kelly Kelly Kelso Kennedy Keyes Richard Kumler Rosemarie Kyzer Peggy La Bahn Pamela La Croix Donna La Vigne Wanda Lacy Marc Levesque Michael Lipinski JUNIORS 183 Through Band and Drill Team Frederick Christopher Karen Randy Roger Asela Clista Hess HUl HiU Hilton Hipps Huizar Hunt Clifford Darrell Tresea Ray James Denise Maureen Kimble Kimmel Klingbeil Knecht Kozlowski Kruger Kuipers The junior class profited from the selling of Victory suckers. Delilha Lohn Jesse Lorn el i JUNIORS 184 Hugo Lopez John Maline Junior Days Were Finally Over. . . They Became Mighty Seniors Jeanette William Dennis Debbie John Charlotte David Palacio Parsons Patton Pavlo Payne Pearson Peck A Sheila Radakovich Leonard Rios Roger Rios Michael Robarge Mark Roberts JUNIORS 185 Stephen Rollings JUNIORS 186 Juniors Were Proud Throughout the Year C Pamela Homer Susan Glenn Anthony Elizabeth Teresa Sam is Scaib rough Schossow Schroeder Scott Seidel Severs Carmen Cheryl Gerri Beverly Sandy Michael Deanne Standish Stark State Stauber Stevenson Stewart Stonekin Carolyn Tippie Henry Torrez -V Irene Bobby Armeda David Gary Patricia Valverde Van Nostrand Vargas Vernon Voigt Von Achen Jill Werts Danny White Barbara Wilbum Fred Wilcox William WiUhite Gerald Williams John Williams JUNIORS 187 JUNIORS 188 FALCONS stand up for kick-off. Camera St ly Juniors Thomas Affee Jeanne Fernandez Vickie Martin Hector Rivera Michael Anderson Graciela Flores David Martinez Colin Roberts Jeanett Barragam James Force Lemapu Mauga Donald Rohland Tyrone Bates Fabian Gallegos Ella McWiUiams Stanley Romero Mona Baton Chades Gipson Ismael Mercado Susan Schaible Jimmy Benjamin Diane Gordon Calvin Meida Hector Serrato Sandy Biondo Larry Green Pat Mileham Gary Smedley Therese Boisvert Ronald Green Kurtis Mitchell Al Soto Kenneth Breeding Eamie Hansen Stephen Mitruk Frank Starr Sheamada Brown Craig Hanson Marie Moreno Diane Strang Pat Camarena Dennis Hubert Robert Muirhead Joann Survillas Diane Carithers Patricia Hurtz Rafael Munoz David Susbeny Chris Carranza Douglas Ivan Thomas Murray John Swanson Deborah Chancellor Jackie Ivanusic Raymond Navarro Daniel Tate Lynn Charles Sharon Jamison Pamela Neal Kenneth Thomas Paul Chavarria Yolanda Juarez Ralph Neeley Linda Valenzuela Edward Chavez Glenn Lalleberg Ray Noriega Susan Vaughan Kenneth Chlebik Steve Kelsch Lynda Norsworthy Cynthia Wallace Valerie Clouse Claudett La Combe James OC onnell Beverly Waters Dan Collins Martin Labonte Roxarme Olafson Patricia Watts BaAara Czaja Marilyn Lewis Woodrow Otis Richard Webster Paul Danchise Willard Lewis Linda Peterson Paul Wilkinson Theodore D ' aza Cindy Liebisch Stanley Philpott Gerald Williams Joe De Leon Maria Longoria David Pieison Lauri Williams Tomas De Santigo David Lopez Alexander Pittman Malvin Williams Kathy Deary Lupie Lora David Ramirez Deloris Wilson Mike Dim as Timothy Lowary Tony Ramirez Gloria Wilson Michael Dreeszen Sue Marble Gloria Raya Edward Wood Bertha Eason Leticia Mares Esther Raya Anna Fernandez Gvistavo Marin Richard Rata JUNIORS 189 Sophomores ' 69- ' 70 Vice President- Greg Hughes President- Becky Knutson Secretary- Janice Hesse. Hailing from Smedley and McFadden, the ' 69- ' 70 Sophomore Class quickly adapted to their new way of life as Falcons. Expressing their interest in student gov- ernment, the Sophs elected Becky Knutson as their class president. Becky greatly contributed time and effort to making a successful year for the sophomores. Student Relations-Ellen King and Robert Doty. Gary Jeri Ambrose Armstrong Sherry Charles Margee- Jo Guy Brown Buck Buck Buononato Robert Mary Kenny Keary Jan Lonnie Frank Burgess Bumham Bush Bums Cady Caleb Cannon Mary Michael Paulette Peggy Cardillo Carranza Carroll C ashen Valarie Michael Sandie Chaisson Chapman Charette f ' L. G. Tony Cox Cooper r Rhonda Cheryl Dahle Dardzinski Steven Darnell Kathleen Robert Guido Davis De Franco De Fusco SOPHOMORES 191 Sophomore Horm Virginia Maria Doris De Lay DeLeon DeMyers Sophomore candidates are presented to the Student Body. Ron Charmaine William Claudia DeWitt Dias Dilbert Dion Deborah David Dixon Dizon Gary Elaine Frank Doak Donaldson Donaldson Karen Robert Sharon Donkersley Doty Douglas Terri Susan Doyle Duffield Jerry Lyrie English English Pat Alan Cathy Erickson Erlenback Ertelt Richard Mike Patricia Esparza Farrell Farrell Maico Aaron Fernandez Fields Jesse Raymond Fausto Favors Gale Manuel Fields Fimbres Marta Kathy Fimbres Finney Joyce Flanary Marinda Fletcher C arlos Flores Maria Debbie Richard Thomas Flores Foley Foley Ford SOPHOMORES 192 ' oming Princess Was Sylvia Hanss Sandy Daniel Louis Kathy Gibson Yvonne Joe Dralia Manuel Enrique Gates Gaxiola Gay Geiske Lonnise Gill Glaspie Gomez Gomez Gomez Lom Jacqueli Hendricks Hensley Pamela Janice Herricl; Hesse SOPHOMORES 193 Juniors and Seniors Guided Sophomores in Michael Fausto Jeny Debbie Diana Billy Jill Jeny Rudy Louie Higgins Hinojosa Hobel Hoffman HoUing Hollins Hopper Howard Huaracha Huerta Darrell Kaila Lee Lee SOPHOMORES 194 Charlene Liebisch Falcon Spirit ft J Charole Liebisch dm Suzamme Linders Donald Lloyd Frank Lomeli Maria Longoria Randy Ruben Joyce Joni Delano Lopez Love Loy Stephen Lutrell Debra Marrical Michael Craig Alberta Judy Mc Carthy McClement McCoy McCoy FIR Hh l 9 ■L.. ' ■m hI BIH I A typical sophomore. Theresa Fratik Gonzalo Douglas Robin Jerome Thelma Robin Marilyn Jana Montoya Moreno Moreno Morgan Morgan Morris Mortley Moss Moten Muniz SOPHOMORES 195 Marilee Pamela Gerard Nichols Nicholson Nieblas Robert Nieblas Al Pat Gar ' Orosco Orozco Palaia Rachelle Peed Sheri Linda Paul Pelletier Peterson Peterson Sophs Learned Randy Debra Bob Peterson Petties Perez Maria Glenn Perez Perry Jerry Michael Robert Pike Piper Ponticelli John Sac Price Proetto Kathy Georgia Laura Julie Robert Raubolt Readinger Redding Rehall Rehders s Glenn Darrell Richardson Roberts Earl Ronnie Susan Roberts Roberts Robertson SOPHOMORES 196 New Skills Throughout the Year Rudolph Rucker Joseph Ruffino T R 3m my uiz ■■BRSP SS P ? i jL - m I ' - . . J WsKm Diane Rosa Carol Rachel Christ! Jerome Jeffery Alice Sailer S alee da S alley Sanchez Sandusky Santos Sauber Savenye Showing their pride in becoming Falcons, the sophomores quickly succeeded in obtaining school spirit. At pep assemiblies throughout the year the sophs tried their best at competition yells, but the upper classmen proved to have the biggest mouths when it came to spirit. The sophs found their first year at Valley exciting as well as challenging. Getting involved was the main objective of many sophomores. Many soph girls were on Drill Team, and many soph boys showed their athletic ability by participating in competitive sports. By the end of the year, the sophomores more than proved they were proud Falcons. Charles Simms Evelyn Simms Valorie Smith SOPHOMORES 198 NeU Ralph Patrick Laura Robert Wanetta Maiy Sandra Wilson Winchester Wright Wyatt Young Yoimg Zaborowski Zambrano Camera Shy Sophomores Leticia Adame Bobby Alcaraz Rodney Alcaraz Shirley Almazan Wilbur Anderson Venus Ansley Ricky Arredondo Gary Baker Roy Bamett Daryl Bauer David Bauer Tim Beale Bryant Beesley Richard Blanchard Elizabe Bodiford Gail Bordeaux BaA Bracamontes William Britt Patricia Brown Laura Bucknam Allen Burnett Peter Camacho Beverly Campbell David Carter Clyde Chancellor Marya Christiansen Mary Christiansen Joseph Churchin Wayne Chyz Michelle Clarke Deidra Collins Randy Colvin Elizabe Coronado Maria Damsky Marie Danchise Randolph De Lano Theresa De Maio Richard Decker Cynthia Deniger John Dexter Selma Dolan Cecelia Emy Henry Escarzaga Elvira Esquivel Raymond Favors Tom Filbeck Stephen Foster Roger Frisbee Rose Garcia Michael Gariepy Robert Gibson Floyd Geltner Darl Gordon Lindsey Greene Michael Griego Layne Guise Armando Gutierre? Rosario Guzman Karen Hall Laurel Hamilton Marlene Harrell Rex Harrell Charles Harris Thomas Harris Dale Hasha Patric Hayes Carla Heine Connie Henderson Gwendolyn Henderson Mary Heric Freddi Hernandez Wendy Hickman Gerald Hill Pamela Hollis Louie Huerta Gregory Hughes Jenny Hvuidsdorf Maria Hungary Teresa Hunt Gwendoly Jackson Leon Jacobs Kem James Terri Johnson Tony Kirkbride Alex Kopitch Paul Lane John Lewis Charlene Liebisch Virginia Long Corothy Lopez Nancy Loy Ruben Magdaleno Judy Martin Robert Mason Brian Mc Anany Nancy Mc Kee Joseph Mendez Sue Mikelsen Dolores Montano Jeffrey Murray Bianica Muschara Mike Navarro Richard Nolen Hany Null Ray Patient Ruby Payton Danny Peed Douglas Pegrave Gregory Pitts Edward Quijada David Ramirez Hector Rea Lavon Reese Dean Rezford Sylvia Reyes Debra Reynolds Christopher Ricker Regina Robinson Hector Rodriquez Brian Ronk Patricia Rushing Leonel Saenz Mike Sampson Carlos Sanchez Antonio Sears Rachel Serafin Lori Seymour Mary Sheahan Cynthia Shepard Howard Shinrock Robert Smith Olivia Sosa Judy Stowe Ronald Taylor Kenneth Templeton Timothy Tripp Nancy Turcotte Fred Udink John Vavricka Nathaniel Vickery Robert Wagner Delores Watkins Rocklyn Wells Michael Wilson Ronald Winters Richard Worchester David Wright Bramwell Yovmg SOPHOMORES 199 Hard Working Class Officers Led The Freshmen in a Very Successful Year. V President - Gary Wriglit, Vice President - Becky Pena, Secretary - Peggy Molton. Under the leadership of the class officers, the freshmen worked diligently throughout the year and showed quite a bit of progress. They supported Valley this year almost as if they had been here before. During their first year in high school, the freshmen proved that they were true Falcons. Their spirit at assemblies and other school activities was always apparent. They exhibited the enthusiasm which has long been a tradition at Valley. Student Relations - Pam Johnson - Emilio Adame. Side: Jxmiors show Freshmen how to study. FRESHMEN 200 Denise Rosalinda Emilio Linda A.brams Acrnia Adame Adams Lorenzo Rudy Olin Glenda Gladys Bobby Franl Jerry Aguilera Aguilera Albert Alderton Allen Alvarado Amaro Antoli 1 in ' Stephen David Tay Sharolyn David Appleby Aragon Armstrong Ash Antry Bob Baker Julie Bishop Allen Black FRESHMEN 201 Freshmen Fortitude Overcame Their Steve David Shar Joan Mark Brabant Bracamontes Bracamontes Bracv Breazeal Bruce Alma Alifton Gary Bums Bustamante Butler Dean Lisa Wayne Catalina Micki Cathy Campbell CaAajal Carlos Carman Carpenter C athy Dorma Briesch Briggs Fred Janet LaDon Brock Brooks Brooks l M ' AA Yolanda Kathy Peter Mini Wayne Brown Bruer Bryson Buendia Burgett Isal Allan Patricia Mike Heriberto Carrillo Carter Carter Case Castro Sally Renee Charles Linda Castro Cendedas Chariw Chapman Debra Dan Richard Dori Charltan Chavez Chavez Cheseborough Oh no! Not that camera again! Ethel Dale Patty Chipalla Christensen Chom Caswill Clam FRESHMEN 202 Underclass Position Rhena Doherty Rhonda Doneity Sanford Droan Rosemary Duentas Cindy Duffey Patti Ebert Ricky Elizalde Gerald Erdmann Olga Yolanda Escobedo Esquibel FRESHMAN 203 Richard Gvirale Jim George Mary Cheryl Guerrero Gustason Haddock Hale FRESHMEN 204 Freshmen Followed the Footsteps of Upperclass Falcons Henry Marlene Dermis Susan Curtis Hanss Harrell Harrell Harrell Harrell Harroim Hatfield Hatzenbuhler Danny Hernandez Melinda Richard Geoige Hernandez Hernandez Harold Estelle Hicks Steve Linda Sue Cherri Bill Hipps Hirschberger Hoagland Hofflinger Holderby John Holt i.i A it:...- . Sharon Cheryl Susan Vergil Hudson Jackson Jackson Jackson David Hoult Clark Jodoin Cliff Janet Jeannie Johnson Johnson Johnson Lloyd Johnson Pam Johnson Valerie Yvonne Debra Jack Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Lee Jones FRESHMEN 205 9 - ' ■ Terry Larry Jones Jordan Maria Joyce Lorraine Juariz Judkins Kalleberg Mike Karen Doug Maurice Ron Kaminski Kearney Keller Kelley KeUey Freshmen Fulfilled the Hopes and Conquered the Fears of the Year. Paul Jacqueline Mark Billie Jo Diane Kelly King Kline Klingbeil Knecht . iiti i.. ' u Greg Lawrence Daryl Kathy William Lane Lahimer Lay Leake Lehmkuhl William Gary Douglas Jim Keith Lugo Lypardo Lyons Mac Gregor Mackenzie Diane Dan Frank Frank Robert Mahlberg Maisel Malcm Maldonado Maldonado Kristy Sharon Nancy Janet Rhonda Krisman Kruger La Bahn Lambert Lambert Fred Jvonne Sharon Sergio Laura Madrid Madrid Madrid Maffey Magana 1 i f Jodi April Trine Jose Marin Malone Mann Manriquez Mares Mannuel FRESHMEN 206 Darniy Donna Mendez Mendez Martha Robert Terri Mendoza Messenger Miller Robert Arturo Mitchell Molina Cher Teny Wayne Montgomery Moore Moore Steve Maria Morris Morrow Starr Peggy Angelina Mosbey Moen Munoz Jaime Maricela Angela Duane Pam Munoz Murillo Naples Naslimd Nelsen Terry John Newcomb Nicholson Sylvia Daniel Brian Russel BaAara Martinez Martinez Mathews Mauk Maupin Debbie Rick Donna Cristine Barbara McMahan McGahey McCune McDrano Mendez Russell Miller Urbin Debra John Nancy Miller Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell A time to thiak. FRESHMEN 207 Freshmen Had Visions of the jim Carmen Jess Germina Ramiro Quintana Quintana Rarillo Ramirez Ramirez Paul Ramos Arthur Mike Bonny Liz Dennis Randel Raobolt Rawson Recchla Ree Future and Set High Ideals Yolanda Mike Sally Rodriquez Rodriquez Resales Ronald Maria Rose Rubalcaba Gustavo Lily Lori Saldivar Salgado Salinas V Mark David Peggy Satterfield Saucedo Saugsted 3bbie Gary Eric Bill Sandi ihmidt Schneider Schock Scovil Sema Joe Soto Tony Soto Charles Spillers Thomas Stallings Donald Steve Rick Arthur Carol Linda Stansbury Statom Stehno Stephens Stevenson Stewart Lyndia Stewart David Stice Darwin Lynn Keith Martha Susan Linda Roy Fred Stiles Storrie Straughan Suarez Sullivan Sullivan Sykes Taffola Susan David Lynne Tandle Tanner Tanner Medina Keith Theresa Connie Cathy Robert Barbara Thames Thomas Thomas Thompson Toniblin Torres Toscas Does he or doesn ' t he??? Richard Debbie Walker Wallace FRESHMEN 210 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 Freshmen Who Were Camera Shy Andy Adams Geraldine Aquirre Alan Anaya Jacqeline Anderson Artura Aranda Nancy Arracha Eulogio Avila Dewey Back James Baird Lany Baity Emil Banko Randy Barlow Donna Barnes Mike Barney Manuel Beason Patricia Benton Don Bordon Roy Bradley Kathy Bringham Sanford Brown Staphen Brown Sandi Byms Ann Camerena Julie Callin Lee Calvin Donald Charette Robert Chavey Richard Cortez Paul Critchfield Gary Dean Csec Jon Curry Willard Daniel Irarcine Daniels Brenda Dawn William Degroot Gabriela De la Riva Victoria De la Riva Manuel Deason Andy Dexter Anna Marie Elias John Everette David Fiqumey Nicky Fryes Junior Gardner John Gariepy Shari Garrison Vivian Gattis Julie G if ford Linda Giltner Dan Glover Stephanie Goings John Gradillas Gordon Graham Rick Griger Robert Grove 1 Richard Gustafson 9 Keith Guggenmos 7 Leigh Gustafson 3 Bertha Guzman Lavonne Hall 1 Susan Hall 9 Grant Hanson 7 Leon Harper 3 Richard Harris Mae Haslip 1 Doris Henry 9 Guy Herald 7 Mike Hemandes 3 William Hundsdore Leonard Inteaberg 1 Gale Iversen 9 Charles Jackson 7 Dwight Jackson 3 David Jenkins Cruz Jimenez 1 Cecelia Johnson 9 Jack Jones 7 Maria Juarez 3 Annette Karaffa Maurice Kelly 1 Debra Kemp 9 James Knox 7 Kevin Krouse 3 David Lambe th Shelley Lamm 1 Ala Liebonaan 9 Wayne Lilledahl 7 Tim Link 3 Celinda Lopez Margret Lopez 1 Mary Lozano 9 Don Macarter 7 Tom Maciel 3 Patricia Madison Ovie Magana 1 Paula Malone 9 Afia Manga 7 Jim Manning 3 Daniel Marsel Robert Marseth 1 Gail Mayfield 9 Michael McKinlay 7 Theresa Mckee 3 Jesse McWilliams Manuel Mendoza 1 Martha Mendoza 9 Jack Meyers 7 Debra Middleton 3 Diane Mikus 1 9 Debra Mitchel 7 3 1 9 7 3 1 9 7 3 Damon Moore Tommy Monte Jano Johnathan Moore Debbie Moreno Eva Moreno Terri Morgan Prediretha Moten Catheren Newman Dudy Nichols Pamela Norien Shawn Obrien Gary Ogle David Oliver Michael Orgna Robert Painter Ann Pearson Alan Perry William Perea Debbie Perry Sheila Peterson Satie Phillips Melinda Pickett Greg Powell Michelle Price Robin Robertson Mary Rodriquez Rosalinda Romero Rosanne Rousre Arthur Salazar Adrianne Sanchez Jackie Scherer Mary Schoonover Diego Sequra Deborah Sessions Marylou Sevilla Kathleen Seymour Debra Shepard Doug Shipman Robert Snyder Becky Stephens Brian Sundberg Dora Valenzuela Sandra Valenzuela Leo Vanwey Lorraine Vega Rodney Wilkenson Gail Willhite Allen Wilkenson Virginia Wilson William Wilson Howard Wydner Darrell Young Rodney Young James Wrenn Duano Zahnsw 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 g 9 7 7 7 3 1 3 1 3 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 1 3 1 3 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 1 1 FRESHMEN 211 9 9 7 7 3 3 Autographs CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from THE FALCON BENCHWARMER These People Backed BOOSTER CLUB President-Mildred Chaney Vice Pres. -Barney Olsen Secretary-Judith Naslund Treasurer-Gloria Imboden Publicity-Mr. and Mrs. Warren Naslund the Falcons Back Them! BRISTOL HARDWARE 1234 Soutii Bristol Santa Ana TEEN TALK AND MILADY DRESS SHOP 1212 South Bristol Santa Ana CARNATION ICECREAMLAND 1148 South Bristol Santa Ana JOHN DAGASTINO REAL ESTATE BROKER 1821 So. Fairview Santa Ana LUKENS DRIVE-IN DAiRJ R Jm m mi E DAIR LEO- PAUL ATHLETIC SUPPLY Tak e a Part of Yesterday With You Tomorrow 1508 S. Main Santa Ana 542-0591 FOR HAVING BEEN OUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS. THE CLASS OF 1970 THANKS ALBERT JAMES --PHOTOGRAPHERS 1010 E. Katella Orange Signatures CLOSING 216 Signatures CLOSING 217 Signatures CLOSING 218 The TALON for the year 1970 is com- pleted. By no means was the completion of this book merely a twitch of the nose. Many, many hours of hard work have gone into making this annual what we think is the best yearbook Santa Ana Valley has ever produced. I would like to express my thanks to the many people on the TALON staff who have been the heartbeat of our yearbook. Thanks go to Marilyn Eddie. Without her help as assistant editor, we would have had many difficulties. Mary Bender and Jayne Shutt labored long over the activities section. Mary also designed the cover and division pages and did much of the art work in the TALON. Stuart Maurer was always hard at work on the sports section. Karen Hernandez used many original ideas in the senior section. The underclass editors were: Sherry Weir, co-ordinating editor, Sandi Ferguson, juniors, Mike Cook, sophomores, and Mary Spoonhower, freshmen. The club section was compiled by Marion Chairez and the academics by Marlene Lamb. Joan Boone was responsible for the GAA section, Joan also kept our records and photographs in order. Jill Werts was copy editor, assisted by Karen Hill and Tony Scott. Dana Wells compiled the faculty and administration section of our annual. Also, my appreciation goes to Debbie Watts and Jeanne Rogers for their over all help in all sections. Janvie Cason handled all of our money matters this year and was responsible for the advertisements. My deepest gratitude, however, goes to our photographer Alex Duron, without whom we would have had many difficulties. Alex was assisted by Gary Ambrose and Jerry Hobel. Our adviser was Mrs. Elaine Stuckey. She was always there when we were in a panic to calm us down and help us. I give to you, the associated student body, the 1970 TALON. It holds a year of wonderful memories at Santa Ana Valley Senior High School. May God bless you all. Editor-in-chief Remember These Common Scenes? SIGNOFF 219 General Index A ' Cappella Choir 108 Girls ' League 112 Academics Division 27 Girls ' of the Month 32-33 Activities Division 73 Girls ' State 34 Administration 8-9 Homecoming Activities 84-87 Advertisements 214-218 Homecoming Queen and Court 82-83 Advertisements Division 213 Junior Class 180-189 AFS Club and AFS Student 120-121 Junior Class Officers 179 Art Club 110 Key Club 116 Assemblies 88 Language Club 123 Auto Club 118 Madrigals 107 Band 94-97 Opening 2-6 Bank of America Awards 30 Pep Club 111 Baseball 162-165 Press Club 103 Basketball 140-149 ' S ' Club 119 Best of 70 101 Secretaries 21 Boy ' s State 34 Senior Class 38-70 Cheerleaders 90-93 Senior Class Officers 36-37 Christmas Dance 80 Sign-Off 219 Classes Division 178 Songleaders 90-93 Cross Country 136-139 Sophomore Class 190-199 CSF 31 Sophomore Class Officers 190 Custodians 22 Spirit Week 78-79 DAR Award 34 Sports Division 123 Dedication 4-5 Stage Band 106 Drama Club 114 String Ensemble 106 Drill Team 94-97 Student Government (1st) 24-26 Essence 104 Student Government (2nd) 27-29 Faculty, Administration Div. 7 Swimming 160-161 Faculty 10-22 Talent Show 75 Falcon Staff 104-105 Talon Staff 100 Freshmen Class 201-211 Tennis 166-167 Freshmen Officers 200 Theme 2-3 FHA 124 Title Page 1 Football 126 Track 152-158 Forensic Team 115 Varsity Club 117 Future Faculty 122 Water Polo 159 GAA 168-176 Winter Play 76-77 General Index 220 Wrestling 150-151 Girls ' Glee 109 Yearbook Queen 6 Girls ' Ensemble 109 Young Men of the Month 32-33 5 .0llfjjjg0 ■m: 1