Ventura High School - Black Gold Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

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J ' 'X K l - -hiv.-kt . t X I MX tyl- ld Follow long And See Our spacious campus is grucecl liy new buildingsg our student body is larger than everg our faculty works intensely for increased clesirc and re spect for learuingg our zulministrution keeps the mechanics of operation working smoothly and effectivelyg our community supports and takes pride in VSH accomplishments. , XX 4 M Z 6 . It s New nd Different This . . . but the friendly tenor and spirit of good sportsmanship follow the earliest tradi- tions of V.S.H. The outlook and the view may be different, but the memories will be treasured, the friendships will be as sincere, the lessons learned will be as effective, as those of each preceeding year. We have varied goals for the future, but we can always be proud of VSH. 4 i ', Year . . 3 YV' Q '4 .K ,pigs ati fmtsx me tdixsfi 3' i Y ll! S!! IS! 5 llll!lll l 'l!l rr- Q A an . ...Q-4... K4 NJN N ' .J hum - ,S-Nj W, . ws' R I NN-A--1 smla . 5, ! 51 U3 vmgeww ' 4 X , A xXx i r 9 5' '1 'H f ff -. 1 ff ' P if, ,f We're Proud To Dedicate . . . . . . . the 1959 Black Gold to Marvin V. Ol- son not only for his years of service in the field of education, but especially for his sin- cere interest in and friendliness to the stu- dents of V.S.H. A native of Hartington, Nebraska, Mr. Ol- son received his B. A. degree from Yankton College, Yankton, South Dakota, and his lVl. A. degree from the University of South- ern California. 11is extensive and varied ex- perience not only includes teaching and coaching in Arizona and Nebraska, but he was also Superintendent of Schools in Royal, Nebraska. Mr. Olson entered the Ventura, California school system in 1938, and became a mem- ber of the V.S.H. faculty in 1952. His stu- dents know him as a fine and inspiring busi- ness teacher. Those who are not in his class- es know him for his friendliness and under- standing interest in many campus activities. No matter how full his schedule may be, he finds time to help the Black Cold staff with class and club picture-taking, and the distri- bution of the Yearbook in june. Every day, rain or shine, he can be found during the lunch hour supervising the operation of our busy cafeteria. Only an occasional glance from him is sufficient to move the line crash- eru back into his rightful place. Active in church and comnnmity, he is a member of the Masonic Order and the Santa Barbara Lodge of Perfection, Scottish llite. His hobbies include ranching and the pro- duction of avocadoes and lemons, and golf and tennis. He may take a little ribbing for his love of chocolate malts, but it's all in friendly fun. Talk about foreign cars, and he is serious, especially if you bring up the subject of his Karmen Chia and his Hawk. Faculty and students alike have a known friend in Marvin V. Olson, and we are proud to have this opportunity to show our appre- ciation for this outstanding teacher. H 'ia A95 l ' AL f f I Xie cider 5 Z4 Look At Cut Accomplish x!! fp f1aCulLy s-Q N , X E Qlaassaeifgs QM -3- ments In AL IN X ' CQ' Vx V K x!! Q g ' Ll X fX X X, 1 'QXX x 'X ri wi? AJESQW I xii F UT MSQHW , I ff' AC Af, AA I fc fr by ya! QL? Aff K JL Az A4 1 2 cw-r rife' I LC ff 7 3.2 4 A f if 4 TL A J 6 L ew e'4z Pv2:+ '3f2I23 ' 00000, 0 0 I 6531 FW E rf HT X of? PV J J 064' 0 000000 0 QM .fiw X' 47? 65 Q 0 oc 053, 0 00,0 0.2040 00 00 0.0000 00. Kb, f WL 5 131 1 6 'JJ 41 f 000 000 00 00 200 000 00 QQ 0 Q X ce oo o- ooo.. no oo oe oo jk 4,6 4 J 5 I K 4' 4.7 fi' ,aff ff? 0 0 ..:z: xxx' 00000 000 0 00 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 QJZZI' 00 00000 00000 0 00 00 00000000 623222 ' 0 0 0 kJ 4-0 fc 1,105 E0 liyjf Ii O sb ? 0 0 0 00 00 00 jfzfzfzff' JZ! f? , ' 75 f' ef Q ci X ' K J f A11 -X uf A Y T ,L Q 3 A ff f ,J 371 PU I L'-f I I a I V X6 :C hi! CX r X4c Al1, ' - ll! 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Yrmun Wim, N lllmff AUM Q-X ' sa ENTURA SENIOR HIGH SCHOQ 4 L L L 4 Ivo s WE CLOSE OUR Y ANOTHER Em, ws A GREAT C RE PL HAPTER AND S EASED TO T0 OUR H NARE YOUR P NOTE T ISTOR RID AND HAT YOU HAVE WRITT Y E ARE AL N THIS FINE scno E ASUNDANT LIEE JUNIO EXCITING OUR ACHIE GRA RS AND SEN NEW S H AND OPP EMENTS DUATES, E wish SUCCES IORS or 7959 60, WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD EAR r WILL as 4 PLEASURE ro MEET THE CHALLENGES TUNITIES WITH You f Mr. William D. McKinney, Assistant Principal, in spite of a very active schedule, is well-known by all, and respected for his understanding and friendly personality. In addition to being advisor to Cabinet and Knights. he has active and sincere interest in all student activities. Set Standards For 11 Mrs. Mary Munsell, our gracious, soft- spoken Dean of Girls, combines kindness with authority. Well-known and liked throughout educational and community circles, she is a much ap- preciated administrator at V.S.H. Mr. Laurence Connell, District Supervisor of Child Welfare, -X-xl Attendance Counselor, Mr. Peter Pinkmton, has an active life, keep- ing tah on the attendance records of over 1,850 students. His pleasant manner helics the fact that he means business. has a busy day dividcd np he- twcen four school campuses. For V.S.H. students, he also passes on work permits. Nc, 5 Z' Nlr. Edward Ncnison, V.S.ll.'s Co- ordinator-Cnidancc and Placcuicnt, is wearing his coat is this picture. Us- ually, hc can he scen with his coat oft and his slccvcs rolled up, up to his clhows in work. -15- 1 A hard-working group, for whom some days never seem ta end, Mr. Edward Nemson, .'.Ir. George Fraser, Miss Di- ane Thoreau. Miss Daisy Cromwell, and Mr. jack Smith make up the busy group of people on the coun- seling staff. Concerned with the problems of the student body's academic life, they spend many long hours ad- vising and guiding each stu- dent on campus. Develop Pride In Decision Department heads at V.S.II. are seated, Miss Vivian Crawford, Language Department, Mr. Robert Ferris, English Department, Mr. john cl0W2ll'f, Business Education Department, Mr. H. W. Standard, Science Department, Mr. Walter Meyer, Social Stud- ies Department, and, standing, Mr. Warren Taylor, Mathematics Department, Mrs. Lynn Ackerman, Art, Music, and Homemak- ing Departments, Mr. Walter Musial, Physical Education De- partment, and Mr. Robert Tuttle, Athletic Director. Acting as department co-ordinator and curriculum advisor, each per- forms a most necessary and appreciated function on campus. nun--.-..,...w.,.. ,M I l Wm-. M.. W , l l sw., ., , l :mn . , l ,.nlu..,....,,,,. . , , A . ... , ..A.,....-..,,- . 1.-. T 3: v N411 ,,,...-wf In the Cougar-Black Cold staff room there is much of interest. Mr. Robert Ferris, English and Blotter staff, and Mrs. Sophia Bramhall, Reading Skills and Black Cold discuss the All-American Cougar. Mrs. l.ynn Ackerman, Homemaking and Mr. james Angwin, Radio NVorkshop, reininisce through the '58 Black Cold while Mr. llerhert Anson, Science, and Mrs. Betty Xvlllffllillll, English and .lournalisin review the '58 Finale. P - '. rr sf' 0, Ll 0 J ' 1 f V ' ,ff cf fi, . ,911 lf lVlr. Harry Smith, Drafting, in- dicates the fine points of one of his student's drawings to Mr. llarold House, Crafts, Mr. Donald Van Metre, Senior Problems. Mr. Paul VVilhur, Mathematics, and Mr. Charles Shively, English. Instructions on wiring and fuse hoxes coine naturally in the Electricity shop, where Mr. Rene Melzer gives expert ad- vice to Mr. john Cowart, Busi- ness, Mr. Richard Motter, Music and Band, Mrs. jean Moore, Physical Education, and Mr. llohert Tuttle, Physical Educa- tion. 1-My , , M w 11 PML: Cm N-2 J' E ZX 9 1 fi Q? ,Q H s 1s'w . is X , 5 iff it 3 1 A 'm .Klum-z Mr, Cl, l,, Ogrlt-11, Sl'Ili0I' l'1'c1hh1111s, Xliss Xiilfiilil Shm-lt1111, PiIySiL'ili l'1lillC1lti0II, Xirs. EiK'2l lllll' l'i11111111c'1', lhlsillvss. and Mr. F1'c'ci Lloyd i,ilySit'kli lCcl11c'z1ti1111, rviux ill tht- hm1111c'111z1ki11g iixing llfltll with ll cup of tml l3l'Up11l'l'll hy thc I1111111-11111ki11g classvs. l,1-it: Nh: 61411111111 St2ltl'l', SL'il'llCC, Miss Clau- tlim- Sluglv, li11si11vss, Miss Eloise N1Cc:0Illll'ii l,ih1'11ri:111. Nlr. liohvrt liithiivr, English, and Mr. Ric-l1111'cl Sillliiilll, licudiiig, sit ill the facility mii11i11g 1110111 2liiti'l' l1111Qh for thc t1'z1cliti01111i hull ss-ssi1111 11x'c11' tl Q-up of coffcc. Hlg, ,f ' Present Fact 11110 Physical Ellllliltitlll, Xlr. .-Xlpho11sc' xillfil, Uh. I lmft: l111p1'vssc'cl with tht- 111-w grass 111141 plzuitiiigs, NI11 NV11ltv1' Nlcyw, US. llislory, Nlrs. QUIK' Bcwcziw, Music, Nlrs. l5c11111ia- Bc-x'1111s, Ilistory 111111 N111 BITCL' lzlttc-11. lingiish 111111 Ilcnith 111111 Sufvty cnjoy tht- xivw of thc- Cillli- pus Bch ZIIIQIC, Nir. lt0hc'1't Nviscm. Spot-ini l'ilillCllti0ll. from thc' iiiJI'1lI'y. JW: Lookilig at things 1111111 il ciii'i'c'1'v11t Mrs. Chuiys lh'c111'cis. Clothi11g. Nh: liohvrt SWz111s011, Pliysicul Ecl11c11t11111, Nlrs, .-Xiys111411'c' 1 vs, Bilsiucss, and Nh: II. NV. St1111ci411'cl, Bix SY- yic-W thc czlmpus iiflllll tlw froint 111'cl1c's. is -- 1. . vi 14 3 5 ' liti- 'lil QI, 46 hd' md Figures Mr. Mvrlc Undcrliill, Gcoinctry, Mr. Blaise Donuclio, Spccch, Nlr. llonulcl Strvat, English, Nlrs. litlivl 1,1-a1yvi', XVorlcl Ccogrzi- pliy, Miss lNlzn'ion lJa1yvnpoi't. linglisli, and Nr. Monroe llor- ton, Business try ont thc' ncw sc-nior lawn. Thc nvw senior tru- clovsift cast innch slnulv. lint thc' lmvnclics Conn- in lor lnll usaigv. Clzniglit on thc' rnnl Xlrs. -lzlynv lxlllQ,'Q'l17illtU,l':llQ'llSll, Nlrs. Chris- tinc johnson, XVo1'lcl Ccogrupliy, Mr, lXlilI'YlIl Olson, Bnsincss, Mrs. Vincttn l,urscn, Clothing, and Mrs. Faninic Tufts, Spanish, stop for il inonivnt to liayc thvir pictnrs- tailwn, cspc-cially for lilawk Colcl. ' it 1 av. sg JV, n e 3 Q Soinctinu-s its liurcl to gvt vary- ing shapes and sizes of pc-oplv gronpvcl for ll pictnrv. VV4- thongh this shot cznnc ont pan'- ticnlurly wcll-lint tlicn. thc' pliotogruplicr haul un iiitcwstiiig nncl intvrcstccl group to work with in, Mr. Alnnivs Porta-r. Phy- sics, Nlr. Pcrry Owe-n, Art. Nlr. Cluirlvs Nlunnvl. Nlvtul Shop. Nliss Ailcvn Ficlcl. Pliysicul Ecl- nc-ution, and Nlr. Eric lhulclillc, Physiology. 'Q' For ll Enjoying the morning sun. Mr. Mar- vin Bergstrom, Driver Training, Mr. Cordon Campbell, Algebra l l, Miss Fannie Tufts, Spanish, Mr. liar- old Graham, U.S. History, and Mrs. Anna Lupton, Physical Education, enjoy a little fresh air and the sun- shine, as they talk together during their preparation period. Preparing nitric acid. Mr. PxiCllLll'll Arnold, Special Education, Mrs. Luz jaramillo, Spanish, and Nlr. Harold Campbell, Woodshop, watch intently as Mr. W. Paul Laurence, Chemistry, gently heats a retort, demonstrating the preparation of nitric acid. Mr. Samuel Marsh, Driver Training, demonstrates the new Drive-o-Train- er units, installed on campus this year, to Mr. Mason Parrish, Crafts, Miss Esther Litton, Spanish, and Mr. Denning McArthur, Photography. Learn Right: lVl1'. Nlichacl Sllillllllltlll, Draina and Spot-ali, shows Mr. YValtcr Zorovich, lbfilftillg, and Mr. II. NV. XVhitcsiclcs. Agl'iCllltlIl'C, Mr. War- rvn Taylor, Cco111ct1'y, and Mr. john Stcad, Au- to Shop, how a clralnatic production is put o11. Looks vasy, 1111til yo11 try it. lit-low: M11 xvillltllll Brokaw, Chemistry, Mr. M. Manly l.cwis, Alllt'l'lC1Ill Cove1'11111c11t, Miss Vivi- an fil'2lXVli0l'il, Laiigiiagcs, and Mr. NVayne Bru- ton, 'l'1'igono111ct1'y. have a finc View from where tlu-y'1'v standing, and svc-111 to cnjoy every as- pvct ol' it. fl I .,. . t.,,.,..W Y - ' ,J Above: Mr. llicliarcl Gagnon, SL'll'llCl', N111 N'Val- ter Musial, Physical Eclucation, Mr. Arnolcl Saul, Physical Education, Mr. john Van Zant. Auto Shop, and Mr. William lVlaco111lw1', llvalth ancl Safcty, must ccrtaiiily he discussing that outcoinc- of the ncxt Cougar gilllllx. Mr. Nlusial looks surc- of the outcome. Left: Mr. jainvs Cowan, Physical liclucation, Mr. john Dcleo, A111C1'ican Coyvr11111c11t, ancl N111 David Bc1'h0rt, Matliematics, svcin to lx- quitv i11tc1'estccl in what Mr. ltohcrt EllClllll't. US. History, found ill his mail hox. Ilowcycr, it looks as though there wasnt much inail for Mr. Vi-r tor Fitzinaurice, English. -21- Efficiency And Effectiveness I The women hehincl the typewriters and clitto machines keep us all posted on the latest ecliets mul lmlamees to date. They are, from left to right: Xlrs. NlazlXeil, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Nlelinight, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Zeck, Mrs. Pzuighorii, Mrs. Yun Zzmt. Mrs. Tliompscm, Nlrs. Cowgill and Mrs. Beguelin. cc? its clilfieult to putt-li thc lmsy people in the lleailtli 2111 cl .-Xttencluuee office with ll free moment. But 'J we mzule tl gallant effort mul here they ure, from left to right: Dr. Roy 11:15.5- gard, Nlrs. llermicme l.ev- fiqhu ens, Nlr. Peter Vinlierton. i qtxxx a ,V Xlrs. llzirriet Cilhert, und f - Mrs. Stark. l 349' . 41 In All Czlptziins of tho culinary nrt :irc Onidu Phillips. Xliidrvd Colvzird, NVinitr4-ml Eaton, llnth lNlzn'ston, lilctu An- drcws, licllv llivdrich. Nlnry' Ann NVa1rnlu-. Nuonii Sparig, lVlan'gc. Garrison, und Xlury l'ninpln'vy, who prqmrv tho dc-licions food served in our school L'illlt't0I'lLl. 'lihv :non who work hoth day und night are our cns- - todinns. How 1: B. Ilo- ' gun, A. A. Arnold, john 'L ll. Smith, li. Mundcll, I. N. Myrcs, lA'0llill'll F. Kel- L: logg. I.. NV. lxcllogg, hl, NV. Bloclicr, und Cciu' M Fcrry. Row 2: N. Brad- lord, .Ivssc Ilvgun, l 1'0d 25114. llicv, Clmrlvs lislwiclgv, Clmrlvs NVintc-r, und lmc if fl. Snttlvr. -Q 4 S N2 On il tight schcdnlc to nmkc their rounds, and dolivcr safely ouch high school stu- dent urn, O. O. Colson, R. W. Duncan, bl. E. Solano, C. I. Bridges, C. S. Stewart, Claude Solano, and Clive McF0rran. i 3 ff 9 A M6 122 , ff g fgvi' 1' cg f cf' ff 1 - ,. 4 , ,X 1 mlm- mul 4-llicivnl clvsc'l'ilws fu ll' lin-sull-all lm' .HS-JU, f-l'.li- CY Nl.XNUl'll,l., Ill- gllYl'l'llC'Cl ilu- l.u'g1-si Nll1lli'lll lmmlx' vvvl' li Y.S,ll. 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Row 1: B2ll'lJi1l'2l Callingvr, Director of Pnhli- cutionsg Larry Stockmnn, Director of Boy's Athlcticsg Dchorah Dnffic-ld, C.A.A. lll'l'Sltl0lltg Dick Nyc, Sophomore Prcsidcntg Peggy Boutright, Dircctor of Clnhsg lic-an clLIl'fCl', Svnior Pre-sidentg Diane Mcflntchcon, Sec1'vta1'yg Gerry Nlumlcll, A.S.B. Prcsidc-ntg Linda Cone, Trez1sn1'01'g john c:1'tlCSCI', junior Prvsiclcntg Sum Suv Flannery, Girls, League President: ,luck Na-ul, Dirvctor of .'XSSL'IlllJllCSQ .Indy Houston, Dircctor of Scrviccg jon Collins, Boys Fvdcration l'rc'siclvntg SIIG llclhling, Head Cl1cc1'l0zulG1'g Karon Crasslc, not pictnrvd, A.S.B. Vicc-l'1'csicl0l1t. 5 Q 5 .wrww x'-+X ?'wv KM! M K .NM t - 1 W A ,. A A xwswwitxtmwwwff-rr'omhiiwmxw 1 iff, S r ll Q, D A . 'A 2 - , . lA A l y if H xwxvifnakmm, t N X '- ' Q' Wx i 1 K' , ,Q .A :Q .KQK-53, ' im N ,M i A vt, if- ,Q '- M .4 k wgffk K kt r -N N- .niwg . and FN .XA ,. ' V 3. ' P ' ,.fe-F-wi' ' i ff-sa'- F f- .Q A ' ' r. 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N.. - - .9 F A , 1111 - , 2: '!5 l'4'!'f . . 53. 'sf ' -.E -di -27- Concerned With Campu Planning, and working for a smoothly operating campus life, and helping the student body to enjoy the satisfactions of student government, the STUDENT l,EGISl,ATUliE had a busy and worthwhile year. Row 1: Velma Swanson, Karen Grassle, Patti Wfigton, Dixie Mullen. Row 2: Sandy Smith, Cammy Eseareno, -Indy jones, Mary Mnllikin, Ethel jne, Ann Torman, Susan Seholtz, jean Shepard, Peggy Edwards, Barbara Montgomery, Sandy Peterson, Sue llelbling, Barbara Gallinger, Mr. Laurence, adviser. Row 3: Gail Sehiavone, Diane Van Every, Sandra Born, Linda Harfield, Paula Chaney, Judy Culbert- son, Gisela Zeidler, Fran Martin, Dee Ballard, Glenna Goff. How 4: Diana Scott, Pam Potter, Lucy Elliott, Gayle Piohwedder, Ann Cobb, Joyce Bennett, .Indy Salisbury, Elizabeth johnson, lVlr. Marra, adviser. Row 5: joe XVilkie, XVillia1n XVay, Charles Sawyer, Fernando Basua, Richard Udd, Lee Van Zandt, David Glasseoek. liow G: Roberto Cirese, Mike Boyee, Ken Lester, Gerry Mandell, Bill hleierding, Gerry Gallinger. Mats, pirit, nd chievement llowdy! This was the tliunu- of tht- first dancc ol' thc yn-ar. 'l'hv llowdy llop was tht- first of many in-xv avtivitios ol' tht- SOCIAL BOARD. liow l: Paula Chant-y, janv Nichols, Laura Ilaplw, Boh Nallvy, Valvric- Tauhvr, Cynthia llowdi-shvll, Sharrc-ll XVilkic-, Sherrill Peterson, liarlmara D1-Puy, Karon Crasslv. 'l'ht- inastvrly rooin and hall posters puhliciz- ing this yi-ar's Christmas Fornial, thc Svnior Play, and all A.S.B. activities wvrv the work of thi' l'Ul3LlCI'l'Y COMMITEE. Row 1: Eliz- ahvth llcfl'l1-r, Diane' Van Evcry, Judi Latham, l'ain Mahin, Barhara Brigham, Marlis Dunn, Sally Corriudo, Barhara Callinger, Susan Cust- alsou, Paula Chanvy, Doc Ballard. Row 2: Eliz- alwth johnson, Patty Bauer, Ann llavvns, Pog- gy Skill, jane Nichols, Irina Crucn, Carole llt-lilrou. Row 3: Barbara Pvtvrson, Barbara Dt-Puy, Suzanne Kruse, It-an Camp, Connie Bakr-r. Row 4: Linda Conv, Diana- Radford, Carolyn Lofthus, Carol Andvrson, Dc-ronda Voigt, .ludy Houston. V.S.ll. is now thu proud possvssor of thc Sportinonship Trophy on a pvrmancut hasis. This yt'a1 s Sl'Oli'l'SMANSllll' COMMl'lwl'EE had inuvh to do with our top-ranking sports- manship rvcord. llow l: Valvric Tauher, Lor- raiui- l,:n'rainc-udy, Nancy Siginon, Suzannc Krusv, Diane- Radford, Lynn lloopvr, Elizahvth johnson, Barhara Dvl'uy, Susann MacNvil, Cyn- thia llowdm-shvll. Row 2: Chris Olson, Sandy l't-ti-rson, llarhara Niontgoinvry, Boh XVood- son, 'l'oin lfrr-4-sv, Ccrry Calliugcr, Carriv Micliavl, Diana Ingold, Claudia Cilhvrt, Suv llvlhling, Linda Stewart. 'I'Illi IEACKXYAHDS DANCE, Toys lor 'I'ots, and tht- Data- XVith Dat Dinncr wcrc all part ot thc active ycai' of tllc GIRLS' LEAGUE lltlxlltll, lcllt to right, Mary Ann Niarlricl, Margc Turnagc, Diana In gold. lilizalmctli johnson, judy Cul lmcrtson, Carlynn At'li1'I'Il1llIl, Dchlmic Dnlficld, Mary Stuart, Irma Grucn Kay llanscn, Mary llowc, Susann MacNcil, Valcric 'l'auhcr, Sara Suc Flanncry. ,, 13 , , 4.4-ufM p f' A ' ' fright , r , ,4 W, .L KN J :a, ', ' L 'fum - vid N9 . I, .. . If 30- parked By Geniu I The GIRLS ADVISORY BOARD guidcs thc girls of our high school in appropriatc drcss and conduct at all school functions. Mcmbcrs arc clcct- cd through the gym classcs. llow 1: Kan Hansen, Maxinc Fricscn, Bar- hara Erhcn, Barliara Bjurman, Dcron- do Voigt, Vicky Sclman, Charlcnc Lang. Row 2: Jcam Shcpard, Judy Tc-ffcrtcllcr, Vclma Swanson, Nancy Huffman, Ircnc Pcttit, Mary llowc, jc-an Camp, Sharroll XVilkic, Pain Curry. How 3: Linda Konccny, Laurcl Mycrs, Hclcn Dunton, Cyn- thia llowdcslicll, Pcggy Edwards, Mrs. jcan Moorc. CLUB COUNCIL Good gricli, Clmrlic Brown, lct's join a clulmli' was tht- familiar slogan of thc join a club campaign, ilclp- ing to orgauizc clulm constitutions and pr-rim-ct parlianwntary proccdurc usagc wcrc thc aims of this council. Row 1: Judi Latham, Susy Gustaf- son, janc Nichols, Snc NVilkinson, joycc Bc-nnctt, Pam Mahin, Vicky Schnan. How 2: Larry Dawcs, jcr- ry Gallingcr, Sandy Pctcrson, Sandra Ross, Carol Payton, Linda Stcwzlrt. Margarct Mac-Ewan. How 3: Steve Evcrson, Dick Nyc, Jerry Miclculs, Teddy Marsh, Bob Cuscy, Dennis Lundgrcn, Kcn Stanlcy, Not picturcd: Pcggy Boatright, Dircctor of Glulvs. il M' M 'M Followed By A Lot Cf Work Sl'l1'l'llllg Boy ol ilu' fJll1ll'lK'I', pre'- svnling lln- NVorlcl Sm-rim-s on TY in lln- I.iltlm- 'l1llt'1lll'U, mul tlw gumuul Can' Show am- alutiviiivs wa-ll alonv lllis yvau' lwy llll' BUYS' l l'lDl'lll.'X- 'VIUN BOARD, llow 1: Alolm Crm'- svr, ll1llllSl'y l':ill'llll1ll'l, I,:u'ry Stovk- mam, -lon Lollms. llow 2: Sir. P. Pm- lx1'l'llllI, Anlivsor, jvrry Toclcl, Don AllllIllS, lfmlwzlrcl Lupton, Lloyd llomlgvrs. Ill-rm-mlwx' lllUSl' -AC'l'illyn llot rolls ol' six K N llu- '59 Cano Sllow? 'l'llz1t l'Y1'llt, plus NM? f :E-iwjwgw Illllllj' ollu-rs wcn- plgmm-fl lmy tlu- X? f sf ,.,.o xx BOYS' l l'IlJI'IliA'I'lON CUUNCII.. . How I: l.llI'I'j' 5llK'lxlllilll, ll2llllSt'j' lC41rnlm1'l, Alon Collins, liow 2: Boll Nlc'Yic':u', Phillip Graxngv. Divlx Nyc, lilwlu- NYiglon, lion lillll, X Milam' 'lvI't'YUl', lloy f:llIllUI4l', lyllllillll Xv:lllil'l'. How 3: Tom l n'vsv. ,lorry 'I'omlml, liomlm-y lfigucrozx. Danny Dwiglll, lJK'llIllS lllalir, jolmny Bula-1', rlltlllllllj' l'lllK'lllK'l'l.fK'I', lllll lQ'ilQlll'. , -Iolm Cvruvsvr. if ' ucli ulos llu Dm un llul Cm Iuclw: ' .4 ' zj ml, lxvn llalvls. lloxx' -1 Alolm Alpvniax. I rccl Yum-1. Dallc Yam Mvlrv, Hon Amlzlms. Holm Bam-rg, Burt- ly Cfronlwy, Kcitll l'm'lric xvlllllllll Huy. xo 5 N YR Duc to tlxu lmrll work of ilu- ASSEM- BLY CONlMI'l I'ElC, vw 4-njoyvcl ll finv cnlcllclzlr of llSS1'lllllllL'S-Slllll'Ilf, 1lNV1ll'llS, 4-cllncallionzll, :xml profcssionul. Now lz Larry Sl0CliIllllll, Szmcly Pctmlson Plllll Cl I lvla-'I NVz1y. . 1 1 Imncy, Lu-k Neal, Prossvr, Sm' llc-llxling, NVillium If ei i. ii k . .mg ' w ' . Hg. -31- They Became Adept B Doing -can-E -.-.- -ff-W. Posting all postt-rs in halls and around school is thc' joh of the SEH- Ylffli CUNlNil'l l'EE. Taking tht' loacl off tht- office' hy approving all notcs sc-nt through tht- officu to other stutlvnts is anothvr activity of this connnittvv. liow 1: Mary llowc-, ,Indy Ilouston, Barhara Bjurman, Val:-rio Taulwr. How 2: Martha Davis, Paula Chant-y, Carole Bell, Nancy liohinson, Joann Hinckley, Dvroncla Voigt, Kathy McKay, Gail llornv. -32- www--mn.. Helping new studcnts to hoc-oniv ac- quainted with, and acljustvcl to our campus are the goals of thc FIKIEND- SHIP COMMITTEE. This group is also very active- in Girls' L1-aguo. Row 1: Ethel Inc, Sylvia Vanyi, Iucly Moll- rce, Clyda Ramsvy, Eclna .lm-. How 2: Charlene Lang, jumly 'IR-flk-rtt-llcr. Susan Gustafson, Pvggy Lori-nl, Lin- tla Siluona, Mary Ann Maclricl. Putting all of tllv information ancl pictnrvs of thx' llall of lfainc win- nvrs on display in the Stuclm-nt Cvn- tvi' was the progrcssivt' iclva of this yvalfs HALL OF FANTIC CUBINHT- TEE. Row lz jucli Latham, Mary Mullilcin. Row 2: C1-rry Callingvr, John llcaton, john Marrs, Boh Nal- lvy. 'QTQ f1e,,t2'swh sam, if ,x .ll Active, Agile, auul uclept is the first Cirl ol' the Quarter, SARA SUE FLANNICRY. Being Girls' League presiclent, at ineinher of Ushers Club, C.S.l ., uucl un important member of Culminet kept Sum Sue busy and houneing this year. Busy, busy, busy describes DEB- ORAH DUFFIELD, our second Girl of the quarter. Being general chair- man of Ataloa and VVorld Friendship Day were just two of Debbieis iuujor eontrihutions. She wus president of C.A.A., vice-president of C.S.F., and il nieuiber of Cirls' League Bonrcl uncl of Cosmopolitan Club. TOM FREESE, our seeoncl Boy of the Quarter, ezirriecl his winning l7l'l'fiU!lilllty uncl cleterininution to sue- Eleeteml, by his fellow students, soplioinore, junior. and senior class presidents was REAU CARTER. first boy of the Quarter, Beau, one ol' our stan' qimrter-lxleks for '59, was au-tive in many sehool ill.lvklll'S in uclclilion to being at ineiu- her ol' Cubinet, Knights, C.S.F., and Key Club, eeerl onto the huskethull eourts. lle wus ehosen ALL-C.I.F. gllillll, :intl niost vuliullmle player of the Beverly llills 'l'ourney. President of Key Club, ll lending member of Knights. lneinher of the tennis tezun, Toni was also u member of C.S.F. U V.Qkfk'-,K J, .' tx ' L R 255. ui . .. X . Y fc 'SX film? 6 - 3 . 'img A , WA f f fn y K v',3Zg,1,.Y fra U, ,Q- sf! 14x lasgess I LIN fr BIIAU CAll'I'lili, Svnior l'1'0.s'ir1mlt. BL-sides his iciall dntivs, this caunpns pvrsonnlity has hvvn utixv in Varsity foothnll, lmskutlmll und track. -36 ,,..--Xue, XX JUDI LATHALI, Vice- NANCY SIUNION, Sur President rvmry L L 0 Y D HODGEHS. Treasurer The Adaptable lass Cf '59 ,Xftvr il your of much activity and planning the SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL can still smilv Ilow l: Nancy Sigmon, Bvau Carter, Judi Luthznn, Lloyd Rodgers. Row 2: Sharon Ilncknby Snndrn PL-tm-rson, Diana Ingold, Joannc Hinckley, Lorraine Larramcndv, Mary Ilowc How 3: Hohcrto Circ-sc, Jann-s Adams, Rodney Figueroa, Penn:-ln Curry, Indy Portvr, Grau- llodgson, Snxannu- Moore-, Mrs. Lynn Ackerman, Pannvlu IIRUISUII, L1-sliu l'ic1'cc-, and Nh' j. NY. XVhitcsidcs. i ff Q-if .fm-Qsi H I ,M ..g. y ,M 'Q !3f Twr' s Moved Wlth Eagerness liOBEli'I'O CIHICSIC. 11-flvctm-cl fully thu charm and tulm-nts of his native Italy. Ill- shurvcl il full ycau' in tho scnior class, as il lliviiilmcl' of the Scnim' Class Council and of Knights, as wvll us uctivvly participating in truck and swimming. 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In n Atmosphere tloyee Palmer Themes Pappas 'llimnas Parker Sliaron Pax Carol Payton llieliard Pederson Sandra Peterson Sherrill Peterson i l l i jerry Phillips Leslie Pierce Patricia Pierce Terry Pierce Fernando Pina Daniel Pitts Terry Plank Carolyn Plannette Helen Pnsenke james Potter Daniel Ponsli Diane Powell -51 Stirred B The New Challenge Paul Powers April Qnulls Fl'2lllCilll' Hznnirel john HLlINil'CZ julian lizunirez Sully Ruthfon ,Ion Hay Tnnothy Heed XVilnm Heed Patrick Heimal Don Richards c:h2ll'l0S Rigsby 5 S41 l 52- Speneer llitson Deanna Robinson Kenneth Robinson Forest Roekholal Lloyd Hodgelws Charlotte Roger: Yolundo Romeo jnclith liotllwell Cf A Space-Geared World c:ll'Il Scott llichurcl Scurlock Saritu Scchrcst lliclmrcl Sccry Nancy Scvchmcl Karcn Slll'll1llTlll'gKl Nancy Sigmon IXlau'tlm Simons nl. B. Rowcll Lawrence Rubottom Carolyn Rule jauicc Hyun Michael Suchcr Judith Salisbuly Carol Sanders Zoc Lane Saylor jack Schmclu Stephcn Schulze Mary Schwarz Diana Scott -53 Learning And Leading limiulcl Simpson Thomas Sims Craig Skinner Brian Smith Dclorvs Smith Olivcr Smith l,l'0lIllI'Cl Snihh-y .Imm-s Siioclglulss -5-34- Jeri Snow Cary Stafford ClCUl'gC Stzmlcy Kmmvth Stunlvy Lzuihun Stcwviis M2lll1'C'Q'll Stcvclis Linda Stewart Nicki Stone john Stork Iiichzwcl Strojny Ste-pliaiiiv Stroucl Xizlry Stuart For The Classes That Follow is Q Mig-Inu-I 'l'l'CYOl' Gail Trout Lmclon lurnugv llorotlly 'lllll'IIl'l' liicllalrcl Uclcl llcnrivttv Yalk Dizuw Vulinc Silllilfil XY1lll0I'llL'I -IlllllC'l' Y0f1lYil Dmmalcl xVi1llil'l' Aida VVa1llucv llnvicl xvlllllll Sha-ilu Sullivan xyllflllllil Tullvy NVillium 'l'c'ug.111c Carolyn Ylwlll'l'I'l1llllt l'z1tl'iciz1 rllll0l'S0ll lfclytll Tlll'1lSll Slwilu Tolmun Charles Trzlvis Yet Cherishing The Traditions Slllldfll XVilliums Clydinv XVoocls liolwrt YVoodson HiClllll'd NVoolscy Szlnclrn XV00lXVOl'tll Ailvvn Vvllltilll .Iurlith XVo1'tl1lcy lionuld Ynucx llamivl Yvto Doyle York Cisvlu Zvidlvr Stvxx-ll Zimrick -56- ,vw F' Eilc-cn VVz1lt1-rs Nl2ll'gZll'0t xvilltilll Gloria XVQ-bb john VVciglc l,z1111'011c0 XVlu'l1u1 .loycc NVicks Mary Lou XVilhitu Sharrcll XVilkic Qf The Classes Gone Before. .Ion Allen Constanee Baker Cary Bates Sharon Boyd Charles Bryant Eugene Bryant jean Camp .Iinnny Clian XVayne Clevenger Clayton Coltrin Angelita Corona Melvin Cnrei Bieliartl Delseceo Carolyn Donatlian Charlotte Evans Earl Cale Nvvw, Patricia Cainlmell Ellen Ileatli Bonalcl llon Patricia Kelly -R Inspired For Tomorrow Franklin Kosden Robert Locey Kathleen McNeil Roy Necochea Ronald Nichols NVilliam Uverfelt Barry Rnsetos Virginia Sager Thomas Savala Susan Scholtz William Smythe i l Ruth Thorp 2 joseph Alamillo john Alpenia Sam Arciniega jack Bangs james Best Albert Bicker Douglas Brack Theodore Breckke Carl Brown james Gagle Richard Clark james Culbertson Darrell Eby Margaret Frazier 58- CAMERA David jackson Evelyn jackson joan jensen Sherryl johnson jay Malter Howard Marsh Shirley Matsell Henry McGarrah james McGinley james Montgomery Faye Ness joan Nuzum Robert Ocker Linda Olney SHY Helyn Penny Kathryn Penwell Donald Peters Elroy Peterson Frederick Pitcher Phillip Pollard Diane Radford june Ragsdale james Rawlings joseph Robinson Perry Robinson Sandra Roe Calletano Romero Bill Sampson Manu- 'f Mary Savala Dixie Smith Virginia Smith Nancy Stark Howard Temple Michael Tovey Gerald Triguciro Victor Varela Mary Varncll Renato Vattcr Sue NVilkinson Gloria YVoods George VVynn NVilliam Zobcl ! L, -59- BUDDY WAY, Vice- HUTII ANN CONOR Presiclent Sc'i'rz'trlry EL, ri: if - ,ff JOHN CRAESEH, junior President, anal past sophomore presiclent, hacl an active year with his official clnties eonilminecl with Key Chili, Knights, footliall, anal track Participation. MARY ELLEN COOK, Treasurer Th Effervescent Class Cf '60 Active and energetic classify the JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL. Row 1: Buddy NVay, Mary Ellen Cook, Ruth Ann Connor, john Craeser. How 2: Valerie Tauber, Charlene Lang, Sally Corrinclo, Elaine Marquis, Deanna McAuliffe, Judy Bamforcl, Ann Heck, Dieclra Cayclon, Suzy Toniasovieh, Marilynn Curry. Row 3: Freclclie Yanez, Mike Ilenilerson, jan janlen, Paula Chaney, Gerry Mikuls, Rachel Leclesrna, Pat Stone, Tom VVeax'er, Dan NValker, Miss Slaglc. i -60- 41 Q' 2. ,. ,. if 1 MQ? . smswwwi limi' l: l'altrieia1 Alexalnller, Put AKlllI1lS, Gail Armstrong, Teresa Allen, Dona Allen, Indy Aslnlmnrn, -loanin Amar, .lnniee Anmr, llosie Alznnillo. How 2: ltieliunl Allen, Aclrizln Anbcrt, Louie Aclauns, Carol Anderson, Dorothy Asiinukis, Clznlcliu Aneell, Esther Adaune. Row 3: joe Axilez, Areliie Aeknrt, jznnes Armstrong, David Annstrong, 'l4l10I1lllS Atkinson, David Ayub. Bree ed Through Busy Year Row l: l,illI'lK'lil llerksllire, l,Zlll'iClil Bznnliriclge, Clmrlotte Beilcltselnieicler, -luniee Billllly, Kairen liiren, lililnlmetll lleffler, Colleen Cosgrove, Betty Lon Blziekstoek, Juclitli Bznnfortl. How 22: llolrert Bruekrog, Kenneth Applegate, Fnnili Anderson, Jere Ayers, Larry Bntelzmn, john Boyee, Stun Bledsoe, johnny Baker. Row 3: Hobeit Bnerg, Iauncs Blankensliip, Tlioinus liennett, jannes Beneseli, NVilli:nn Bryson, Mit-lmol Biggie, Mielmel Berzlrcl, -61 Moved Along A Chosen Path llow l: -In-an Castor, Mary llnrclick, Mary Ballarml, jncliv Carninv, Suv Casv, Karon Calmill, Slnari Carninv. Alive- BllSlklIll2l!lll'. Row 2: llkllllllllll Blltllm-r, Stow- Bntlm-r, Cc-ralcl Cappas, lfxw-clc-1'in-k Bounds, Clanflm- Cassircr, Phyllis Bntvlwr. llow 3: Stvplwn Carr, Douglas llramllvy, Arnold Bull:-r, Bill Burgess, llalplm Bonncls, jvrry Bl'I'f.ZL'l'. lion' I: Carol Clarkson, Bonniv Corsaw, Paula Clmncy, Susan Dim-nm-r, Jana Cain, lilcanor Connor, -Iam-t Coggvsllall, Lincla Clmancollor, Klartlna Cox. How 2: jane-l Cvssna, lgnavio llaraiax Holm llurgvss, Xvlllllllll Cass, Cary Cook, Cllarlvs Colmrn, llutlm Ann Connor. How 3: Donald linnclm, llolwrt Collins, Slow- Crawford, Xvllllkllll Bramllmry. A- .iff Effective, Efficient And t Ease liow 1: ,luanita Duran, Maija Danilovs. Marilynn Curry, Carolvn Cliamplin, Carolvn Cosenza . , jmly Culbertson, Carolyn DcHarvvn, Janet Donswyk, Barbara DePuy, Sandra Dillvliay. liow 2: ,launvs Criss, Lev Davis, lioclnvy Davis, Lconarcl Davis, Kenyon Cruclcn, Bill Duncan. liow 3: David Danielson, James Cliilcutt, Tlionias Cowell, Bart Crosby. Row l: Verna Mac Edwards, Brenda El fin Sharon Flcminf, Artic Ellis, Dicclra Ca don, in , A Carolyn Evans, Marlis Dunn, Diane Frcmlin. Row 2: Jerry Faulkner, Alolm Fox, Tom Ellen- lmrgcr, lioliin lforcl, Jerry llvrron, jolin Franklin, Garv Ccroy, Stew- l oim-lc, ,lanws Fowler. I si liow 1: Marilyn Clvnn, Nancy Kaylog, VVinamary Cilcs, Cla-nna Goff, llolwrta Carrick, Be-tty Ann Gideon, Susan Gustafson, Day Graiewski, June Gill. Row 2. jerry Tlioinas, Phil Galloglwr, Janie-s Fnlir, Bnrncll range, Harold Garvin, Alanivs Fain, Paul Gastanvr. liow 3: Pliillip CIITCII, jose-ph Carcvs, jolin Cilclvn, Cary Carman, john Cracsvr. Found Fun nd Talent How 1: Indy llaniiltun, Donna Crcvnc, Rlmcla Ilall, Lyncla Carden, P1-nny Ilantlnan, Irina Crm-n, Carol llannncr, Sally Gorrinclo. llow 2: jolin Gilmore-, VVilliani llatclwr, Sta-plu-n Ilcrting, Davicl llasvn, john Ilarlwrt, llicliarcl llickvy. llow 3: Edward Coincz, Garrvtt Holt, Ross Hernandez. ir ,gifgfi A r My - fizgusq 3,12 'ag-.Pg ' My ww - ra Q M ww :fit-'1 pw i,'gasg4:'QN5K Row l: Pollyalma Ilarrisml, Vurniv llcntlmrn, Ilullc Hays, JoAnn lluck, Marv Ann llarrison. How 22: Donald llammvr, Chad llargvtt, john Hcaton, JoAnn Harrison, Miko Harryman, Allvn llarryman, jack llvwsun, David Ilammcr. Row 3: Larry Holloway, Michac-l llvnderson, SlN'llk'l'l' llansou, NYillia1n llilIllIllUllilS, llugo Ilarris, Robert llcss, liobcrt .Bl'ill0l'. In Ea h Activit And Class Now l:Cynthia Ilmwdvslu-ll, Connic llolmcs, Janice Ianzcn, Jcannc Jonson, Ann Ilvck, Barbara jvlmkc, Judy Ilittson, Ann Ilavc-ns, Judy Ilolub, Kay Higginbothaln, Marilyn H0llj.fllf0Il, Loru Ivanov. How 2: juffvry Iacobs, Tom Ilalo, Rick Hulcv, Richard Jack, Paul -l.lt'kSOll, RAIYIIIOIILI Illgllllll, Jamvs Horton, 'flwodorc james. X 4, ' f Z gfgi . 5t 3Lg' aa ,www ,xx N, W-ww' ffl? an 1 5 19' How l: l3c11111i4- KIlUXVll'S, lilnim- lNl11l'I1lllS, Snmly Ki1'lip11lriL'k, Elizulvm-tl1 1m1l111so11, Pm-ggy 101105, 1Uj'L'K' Kllllll, lillu-l 11111, 'l'1sl1 K01'111a111. llow 2: 'l'vr1'y 101105, l1c15J,c'r Kirk, Ijlllllll' 1c1l111- XliLl11ml King llllll Iu1'cl1111 llow S' llallph 141111-s, Burl Kirby, 1111114-s 1c111cs, llUVK'ill'll 1lll'. sm1,. 'z' A, , . 1, u Strengthened Ties And Skill llmv lg Dinm- 1c111c's, liillim- l,11111l1, l l111'11cl1'll IA'kli'll, Lani 10l1IlSf0ll, Do1'm1tl1y 111l111so11. llaxcln-l lA'1lt'SllIil. Plllll l,z1111l4i11, lJ11I'lK'lIC L11 Sullv, cllHll'll'l1l' Lung. How 3: LLUTF' Imslic, 1l'!'I'y 1,1-slic. lll'l1'l' clQlI'l'lil, 11111 l,uI,l'11r111, Nlivlnu-l l1klllM'l', Kv1ll1 K!4.lL'lii'll. lluw 3: lJ111'1'c'll l.4111'l1n11, Huy I4-slim: lJ11111c-l l,a11'a1, 1illIIl'S l,i11pi11c11tt, llil-l1a11'cl lAlllIlX'l4l, Cl1a11'l4-s Imckvtt, Stn-11111 l,z111'l1c111. 1 llow 1: Lvnoro L0l'L'IllilIl1l. Conception Murcials, Conniv Lopez, Norma -ll'IlSl'Il. Carolyn Loltlms, l'utrin'i:l Lupp, ll2lll'll'lil Km-nt, lllllll Mullin, Slmron Low, Susaum NlllL'Nl'll. How 2 Victor Lopez, 'l'l1onms lxIilglllI'K', Dwuynv lxlCxV1ll1.'l'S, Lloycl l,u1nlJcrt, XVa1ym- Lowvs, Dc-unix Lingo, Holm Nlnrston, liolwrt lldlllllll. How 3: Melvin Mzlclclison, liiclmrml lAHlllK'l'l51li'll William Mnrslu, liulcigln Manley, Cary Lucas, Tim Mucnulcy. And Developed New Unes llow l: 'llolmy Milam. llc-lon M1-Cinh-y, Camilla- NlZllll'K'l', Annu Maria: Malta. Alice Moclramo, l'1 nuns Nlutin Sue Nlllllll M IIN Ellen Muxm ljlllllll NIM slm D 4.. .,, .. , .. ,.,, , . ..- , .4 , . 1 , . 4. - fu. , Uilllllll Mc'A11liffc. lion 2: Xyllllillll Nlouscr, llomc-r jollvs, AIRHIIUS M1-Clurv, Syclnvy 1lI4NL'll, QIZIIIICS NllL'll1llUlJ0lllUS. How 3: M11-llzlcl Nlcllown, xvlllllllll Molina, jerry Nlikuls, llI'llCl' fXlc'niQ-lx, Daniel MuNlilli1u1, NN uynv McMillcn. Y 5: 2 X l 5 2 l Li A ,.,. 4 l j . 5 l fb 4 .AA', . .1 sq llow 1: Judy Ortiz, Mary Mullikin, Norma Jensen, Susan Olmsteacl, Gayle Hurst, Judy Navarro, Betty Olclhain. llow 2: Davicl Ncal, Ronnie Archcr, Richard Shipley, llouuic Paul, Jerry Paregien, vvillilllll Murphy, NVayne Patton. aunt uniors Class Rings Now lz Clmristic Mar'Millau, Carolyn Moorv, I1lClllll'lll10 Bizv, Mary Morales. Row 2: IDQ-wr-5 Nielson, joseph Magclalvuo, jack Monau, Loman Miller, Charlcs Mohr, Robe-rt Mora. M 3 :ml -13, X L 1 E Row l: Yvmim- I'nwc-rs, Palim-lu Pottvr, Pvggy lllilgflllllllll, Sl1kll'Oll Pcw, Cuiiiiiv Pfziu, Bairlmm l'i'lcrsoii, Cairolyii l'0i'tcr, Dorothy l'ci'c'z. liow 2: Alfrvcl Pina, lJ'ilIlKlL'I' l'ciuhvi'l0ii, Lairriy llc-iislcy, liohvrt Plu-lps, Dvniiis lmiiclgwii. Row 53: Kc-ith l'vtri4', john Pcimy, l's'tlc-i' l'vi'i'y, liuy Pcchlcs. With A Special Kind O Pride limi' lz jvain l'i'olmsi-ci, Boiiiiiv lioclciibziiigli, Shim-ln Higgins, Kaxiwii Lvc lioliii, Diziiui limi, linclivl liainios. How 2: Cs-no Park, XVilliaim llvaiuicr, Miki- liivhv. Don Phillips, David Qiiiills, linger llivkki. liow 3: Cilhvrt ll1lIIllI'l'Z, Lvl' Poole, Michael Pruitt, Slim-klvy lialffvlto, Alzuiivs Ili-iislmw, jim liccllinc. 7-...'-. Row 1: janet Sehroccler, Claire Sanford, Peggy Skill, jean Shepard, Bette Showen, Janet St'llXX'Lll'lllH1lll, Vicky Sc-lnian, Shirley Schmiclt, Lincla Silnona. llow 2: Charles Sitton, llollantl Sivkels, Carver Sears, Charles Sawyer, Richard Smith, Dennis Stover, Terry Scott. Carefree, Casual, Purposeful Row 1: Lori Smith, Linda Sparks, Patricia Swingle, Carol Stark, Connie Surat, Mary jam- Stephens, Sandra Smith, Patricia Stone. How 2: Ellery Smythv, Larry Stockman, Clyrlo Swim, Charles Taylor, VVilliani Stewart, Stephen Sutton. .Sa Row l: Amin- 'I'z1riiuui, Valerie Tziiilmvr, Eilccii Taylor, Suzy 'l'oiiuisox'ii-li, Iiluim- Todd, Elini lieth 'l'f'ui1ysou, Dorothy Taiylor, Indy 'l'c'ffi'i'ii'lli'l', EYill'iht2l Torres. How 2: -lllllifl' Triggs, fXmii'm'xx' 'liiaitc-iici', Dennis Thompson, Cary Thompson, jim Tllllflllklll, lic-imlrio 'l'i-jvclal, Anil lfim-ills. liow 3: Miki- Tindzill, Robert Taylor, Richard Tlioinpson, Burnzird 'l'rau'y, lionulml 'l'nlmoi'. Seeking Acclaim And Fame liow lg Iris Yam-lu, Sliairon Vi-still, Sylvia Vzmyi, Joan Vcrkuil, Dcronclil Voigt, Cirviv VV1ilkvr, ilu-ol Yam Dorn, xlill'gkll'l'f Urviidai. How 2: VVc1idi'll VVc'blm, Ilvlmcrt zisqiivz, Dzmivl NYiilki-r, Cfliairlcs XYiilkc-r, Domingo Martinez. How 3: Tilford Vain VVinklc, Bert Vvrvoorn, -Inliivs Lupold, Cary Vietor, Tliomais Cloningcr. ,X fr How 1: Virginia Vilvlwli, Palm-ln XVcstc0tt, liolmcrtzl XVl1itm', Putricizx NYigio11, liurlmrn Xihtsoii, .luamita XVillmur, l,illl'lK'lkl XVc'st, Sliirlvy Vvlllll, Carol We-im-1, jucly XVl'Stl110TlilIl, Cllr-ndai 'l'mnv, Mario NVQ-luster. How 2: Earl Kcnnccly, Pliilip 'l'ym'r, xyillilllll XYillmnks, Xyllllillll XVz1y, Antlnmy Vihtsoii, Kurt xYl'l1Ill'l'i4'I', llru-id Yiwu, -Iiimny NVicluvr, limv 3: Vic-tm' XXX-isv, Alma ngm-r, Bruce XVigton, Billy Vilvst, lionnlcl VVl1itsmi, jolm Xiblsli. Looked T Their Biggest Year limi' l: livlly Nelson, Slmrrm Pliillips, cillllllll' Uglvtriv, Llllflil VVyaitt, Liivy Nir-1-ly, Dizuni Utwvll, limmim- NVilkins, Sliirlvy York. liow 2: jolm Zl'Ilgl'l', Douglas XYinlxury, liolwrt XYilliml, liim-lmrml Zillmvr, Lairry NVyult, lfrvrl Yunvz. Huw 3: -lov NVilkiv, Clmrlvs llxrrisln, -l.lIlll'S Yailicvy, 1 'rl .XX l lil NI H E L E N PROSSER, IW A H Y Lll'l'lNCO'l Soplzonzore Vice - Presi- Soplzunwrc Sl'f'l'l'ffll'U cient DICK NYE was his usual plcasant self as we snappcml this shot of the very popu- lar Snpliornoru l'rcsident. K 3 1 MAHTIE DAVIS, Sopho- more Treasurei Zestful, Eager, nd Enthusiastic Backing the officers was the SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL. Row 1: Mary Helen Prosser, Dick Nye, Martie Davis. Row 2: Sue Gibson, Carol Fisk, Victoria Plummer, Lynda Frccrkscn, Nancy Worthley, Sharon Wilms, Carole Bell, Nancy Robinson, Kathy McKay, Gail Horne, Bette Nunez. Row 3: jerry Todd, Russel Roper, Dale Van Metre, liicharcl Sager, Steven Theurer. A a ' 3'i'llii'iil -74- 5, The S' mm, Row 1: jcan Ballali, Susan Adams, Norma Avants, Carolyn Arant, -luditli Agnor, Peggy Allvn, Korlccn Angus, Nancy Bvcklialn. Bow 2: Manuvl Alainillo, David Anderson, Don Bangs, F1-rnando Basua, lloss Adams, Ce-rald Balls-nsky, Robert Baldwin. How 3: Douglas Aldricli, Cliarlcs Altig, Pctl-r Asiinakis, Troy Barbcc, Harry Armstrong, Don Adams, Douglas Bartlett. Wid -Eyed Class Of '61 Bow 1: Barbara Bickvr, Carle-iw Bark:-r, Carolc Bcll, Cheryl Bills, Loretta Bc-njainiu, L1-anna Benson, Christine Bl'I'gStI'0lll. How 2: Barbara Beaucliznnps, Emily Bcnsor, Patty Baucr, jolin liarkvr, Conv Bouclicr, Richard Bledsoe, Bonnie Beckman, Roberta Baskin, Judith Boyd. How 3: Micliavl Barrvtt, liicliard Bartllolcnlcw, Frank Ba fl' A l Biggiv, Mivliae-l, Bartz-v, David Barrett. lllfwllf, rtiur Barron, Patrick , t ., in ww 2254?-w?fi? J1g.:2'fA -: 2: wwmm- - i iw f A:-Swgssmysim s- 1 X -X ri , ries: T :fs Dfkwfcsfssfxiggf -eyiqfggiiswzrfiqwksi qggggggggiggggif gk R53 ggqg-sg,5.13.3Q ,X3-m.sgf- swam.-mms.-si P35 f Q' EE 9 12 ...A Nz! 'un 1: I i . .A,f' 1 Y' Ml 2 1-fag 35? kv GQTEQ 55 ii' 4 Now l: BilI'lJlllAAl Brigham, c:2lI'IllK'Il Bullington, Sandra Born, Lynda Frvcrkscn, Dorotby Bryson. How 2: judy Cc-cil, Linda Cuustud, Michael Bovcc, Betty Brown. Traversed A Fast-Faced Year Row I1 Crcgoriu Chau-z, Curmvn Cobos, Diana CIRIPPQIS, Karen Cbc-urlv, Pmuwlol x ling-bm-1 Czuwnollax. How 2: Paula Cabos, Tvrri Coopcr, Vlldc Clmpnuux. XX'2lI'I'k'Il Co m s Cobb, Evvlyll Cbuvn-Z. How 3: limmin- CIIHIPINLIH, Lloyd Cutlm-ti. .ILHIIUS Cornxull clll Cox, Ilurry Chase, Mike Cnid. QQ.-53?-f wa... N? ' X Si Row 1: Mary Corona, Ann Cowan, Luralic Cummings, Dianne Dorun, Marilyn Condit, Roxio Crydcr, Carol Culbertson. Row 2: NVuync Cowin, Robert Denzel, VVilliaun Colston, Norma Cowgill, Brucu Cowgcr, jznnes Cowin, Robert Connick. rom Qrientation T Sch duling Row l: Marilyn Alum- Dvwing, AIlIi'llil D1-lu Cruz, Putty Donolloo, Mig-In-lc Dillon, Murilvu Davin-s, jam-l Donn, Linda Curtis. Row 2: Rcbcccu Duwling, Clmrlom- Dm-nt, john Dunilovs, Micliuvl Coburn, Murtlm Davis, Sllirlvy D:1luu'r. Row 3: Fra-cl Duluno, jack Donzllclson, Miko Dvnnison, Montv Dodd, Phillip lDl'ilTll0l'l:, Robert Downs. ff? How l: -Ivan Downs, Dinali Darncal, Constance Dre-iling, LaVm-rna Enicrson, licvrrly lCiclu'l- lp.-rgf-r, Lois Englc, Barbara Dryclvn. Row 2: janws Colvin, Dc-nnig Elswicli, Diana Diililulcl, Sharon Dralw, LaVonm- Duty, Lincla Egolf, Constancc Elgin, Ronny Ealqin, Paul Coalxwll. How 3: Slvvc Dvfors-st, jamc-s Eine-rson, Slvvcii Eggc-rt, Philip Durlmin, Larry Dralw, Lvon Duty, Cliristoplwi' Coulson, Tliomas Ellis. Proud Qf V. S. H. Campu Huw lz Cluarlvni- Fisk, Carol Fisk, Lana Iislcriclgc-, .Ianni llcining, Camilla' lisuiiwiirm, Nlalwl Hxpinosa, Nlarlvm- livans, Barlmara Erlmvn, Barbara Evans, lfraiiccs Espinova. How 2: Xlarilyn lfostvr, Susanm- lfvylna, Donna' lflvming, llugli Forclycv, Nlic-llacl l c'rgiison. Clxxvn lfoulv, nlumlitli l K'yllIil, 'l'm'rra l lalu'rty. How 3: -lolin Fc-lui, Dani Fonclvrsinitli. -Ianws lillis, ,lorry l oslvr, Illlllll lfloycl, Donalcl Erwin. 5 is Huw l: lioscgum cl1lHLlQllL'l', Nancy lfrcitug, Domtlly Coudriunn, l'z1x11clu CIYIQQ. Row 2: john f:.ll'CL'S, JAUIIUS FitA111ull1'icm-, Phillip fl1'Llllgl', Cvrry C,:LlHi1lgl'l', TIIOIIILIS ll1lkQ'l1CI'. All ibm l: Nl.ll'j Glynn, Hiial Fl'LlIlk.i, l'anm'l:l Kiraly, xI1lXiIlL' I'wl'iC'St'lI, Limlzx HIIIISUII. Mcrimlith llxmwn. Sm- Cilwrmn, vl'l'l'XiIlkit' Ilm'm1mlvf. Now 2: ICH-lyn Ilvnsuu, l'a1l1'ic'i11 Griggs, Elllllllllll lIlll'I'iSUIl, lim-urgv c:1ll'llll1'I', Clmrlvs llull, NiL'll1ll'd llc-mlm-rsml, jzlcqlxvlim- llaumnvr, Lillilil li1ll'ill'lil. 'V 'Aoi ' a H f vziiilmzwdifmgi -A-.1 Row l: Susan llohnes, Sue Holtzclaw, Gail Horne, Nancy Huffman, Linda Huekaha, Pamela Kay, jean Hughes. Row 2: Edward Huskey, Randy Hohman, james Hicks, Danny Graves, llalph Hamilton, Orland Harrison, Cary Hudson, How 3: Barry Grove, james Hall, NVarren Hobbs, Raymond Hudson, jerry Holloway, Larry Hudgens, Donald Hester. Their World Grew maller ltow 1: Leanne johns, Charlene Iewett, Dianne Hyatt, Patricia Herrmann, Iudye jones, Stephanie Iamar, Sheila Johnson.. Row 2: Kris Hexherg, Ronny Kaufman, Karsten Hirsch, Steve lngold, Bill Hohhs. How 3: VVayne Jennings, Stephen Jensen, Kenneth Hess, Don Kaiser, Ted Iac-ohsen, Hiehard Hungerford. Q t X, x X liow 1: Sandra Ingold, Colleen Kennedy, Patrieia Haekie, Charlotte Jarrard, Danine Hustead, Marilyn Kemp, Patricia Jcnkins, Willa Johnston, Margaret Kirk. Row 2: Linda Kuster, Penelope Kunz, Xviililllll Kerns, Dennis La Chaine, Barton Kennedy, john Keane, Sharon johnson, Virginia Kile. Row 3: James Klippert, jerry jeffrey, David Kiunke, Lawrenec Kelly, Paul Isbell, Perry Knopf, jerry Kinyon, Steven Kruse. With Knowledge And Activity liow 1: Mary Lippincott, Veronica King, Linda Koneeny, Ehnona Low, Beverly Marklcy, Patrieia Loekwoocl, Mary Mabry, Nedra Liggett, Gloria Ledesma. Row 2: Howard Lotion, Ronald Majewski, Roger Lowe, Chris Lowe, Anthony Knaak, Edward Lupton, Kenneth Luster. Row 3: Ian Leslie, Eber Lusty, Lec Livingston, Raymundo Londo, Larry Kirkland, Doug Launhert, Riehard LaMonte. PT if 5 A Z' if ' Q x V 2-'IW' 1 , 5- . ' 1:-': , ,q2 Sw Row 1: Barbara Mcflaugh, Neva Mann, Rose Marie Kerncr, Hohcrta Lockctt, Laurel Maloy, Vickie Lcvey, Joan McCormick, janet McCormick, Pamela Matsen. Row 2: Dcnny Marsh, VVally McFarland, Lynn Menick, Mike McCormick, Phillip Martin, Carry Marks. How 3: Carroll Mayfield, Fred Maurer, Brent Lucas, David McCrary, Roger Mcsscrsmith, Tom McGuire. eeting New Cpportunites Row 1: Louise Mcctmncll, Carolyn McBride, Lynda Minstcr, Barbara Moore, Judy McCor- mick, Elizalwth Maaskant, Betty Nichacl, Carol McXVilliams. Row 2: Judy Mcllrcc, Laurcnv Mcllcnry, M4-lvin Mikuls, William Miller, Maroc McLurc, .IoAnnv Miller, janet NlcNccly. Plow 3: Kenneth Millcr, Richard Mcllcynolds, Donald Millcr, Bob Mc-Vicar, Thomas Mcicrding, Eugene Marks, Dalc lN'lontgo1ncry. Q5-' r' . ' ' .--.-: I ,:-i 1 rw L e I. I '11 H x NX.. X as. i- ,B-rs is 5 ,, Q- , .,,,,,,.,., X I: -bl.-:f-:tim -.,:5If5f3Ef:3.S:: 'Q K Row l: Angie Navarro, janiee MeMillen, Sharon Ogle, Marlene Morris, Kathy Meliay, Sharon Nislmet, Bette Nunez, Sandra Ness, Margaret Mora, Mary Morales. Row 2: Diana Munger, Laurel Myers, Kenneth Olive, Terry Murphy, Ronald Nelson, Steven Muller, Donald Newman, Susan Metealte. Row 3: lliehard Nichols, Claude Niehuhr, lliehard Nieren- garten, 'l'ilnothy O'Dell, Loy Newlun, Ptiehard Nye, Alexander Neary. They Learned T Q estion Row 1: Kathleen Parker, Peggy Overstreet, Sandra Olson, Margaret Nye, lieheeea Peterson, Aleannettt- Ontiveros, lrene Pettit, Louise Osborne. Row 2: Linda Careia, l rank Norton, james Ontiveros, xvllllillll Poole, Gail Peterson. Row 3: Vllayne Payton, Patrick Montplaisir, Donald Olson, john Politis, llarold Orinshy. .g . I .T r Q ' 5 . Q wri- Row 1: Toni Oshorn, Helen Prosser, Mollie Pendcrgrass, Victoria Plnnnner, PLllllClLl Philipp, Michele Patclzick, Mary jo Pruitt, Joanne Raehees. Row 2: Linda Rankin, Christine llilIllt'Yll, Virginia Ramirez, Barbara Pyle, Julie Olson, Mildred Ranger, Cathryn Plannette, Joyce Ran- nigcr, ,lane Ralfctto. Row 3: Dianne Quigley, VVayne Porter, Grant Phillips, Terry Oshorn, Allen Proctor, Michael Pnlido, Michael Raines, Clyda Ramsey. Made Friend , Met New Ideas Row l: Minerva Reyes, Susan Rohison, Rarhara Reyes, Nancy Rohinson, Sherry Robertson Rebecca Recd, Roherta Rohinson, jaeqncline Reynolds. Row 2: Festns Powell, Howard Rccdy, Phillipp Potts, Daniel Rios, Lawrence Richey, Michael Roach, David Reed, Rohn-rt Rohcrts. Row 3: Ronnie Rcdfearn, Rohert Reynolds, Roy Qnigg, Leroy Richardson, john Rodgers, Dennis Richey, Edward Reed. Al im.- i xx X 1 ,-'-N: Z' ' f ' SN ' 'wh-GR3 1 gi xl 5 mf yr Q il' A 5 X L : X T Row 1: Diano Sahino, Sillllllllt' Rust, Painola Schlcidcrvr, Sandra Ross, Susan S1-liarf, Gayle Holiwvddvr, Nora Sahin, Edith Sava. Row 2: George Sandoval, Val linssvll, Philip Saffran, llcinvr Scliwcdc. liow 3: Michael Rowland, Ccorgc Horner, Russell Roper. With Poise And wareness Now 1: Sharon Sanhnon, Gail Schiavonc, Teresa Sandoval, Virginia Skinner, Mary Schultz, Billie Joan Shamblin, Indy Stockinan, Donna Sc-clvy. Row 2: llarry Rogvrs, Billy Smith, Lloyd Svarl, Cary Svyinonr, Carl Shrnni, David Schulze-. How 3: David Shcarvr, Adolf Spandlcr, Ivan Sowors, Donald Sinith, Sain Smith, David Scars. ix 86- Row 1: Patricia Shaw, Joan Stay, Edna Stamps, Diane Still, Vehna Swanson, Jeanette Stutler, Anita Sandoval, Delores Simpson. Row 2: Dorothy Stallings, Michael Skeels, Rich- ard Stewart, David Schmidt, James Sieminski, Thomas Vaughan, Shirley Spaulding. Row 3: Billy Sullivan, Larry Stanley, Michael Steele, Robert Supan, Roy Stonc, David Sands, Dennis Stewart. Pursu cl nd Developed Skill How 1: Shirley McKcown, Millie Timberlake, Patricia Tepezano, Carol Taylor, Sharon Thompson, Carole Tobias, Karen Taylor, Sue Tillison, Linda Sherrick, Eleanor Scright. Row 2: Michael Sunshine, Buddy Tappan, Dennis Taylor, llobcrt Sterling, Richard Trevors, llobert Stevens, Lawrence Tecters. ltow 3: Iloward Turner, David Thompson, jimmy Talniadge. Richard Talmage. NW, :Ni-1. , , if :,,. ,.5,,,.,,-Q . Sf? Hmm' l: Ccn-iliv 'l'lnn'shm, Slwrmli 'l'll0lll3S0l1, Knrvn Van Zunclt, Donna XVz1rnc'r, Linda l lVAlll1lL'K', Nlill'g1ll'l'l 'l'urnz1gv, fl1ltlIl'l'lIll' Vnlino, l'z1l1'ig-in V-llillklllgllll, 'll-rriv 'llll0lllllS. Row 2 Diunv Yun l'lXl'I'y, Stvvmi illlIClll'l', Larry Irvin, josa-ph XVats0n, Dennis VVnlsli, jolin Vllftllll illll0lll1lS 'I'nrncr, -Inclciv Vnnvgns. Huw 3: Kc-xniutli 'l'uylor, John NVan'wick, XVilliaun Marks -lvffciy Yotnxn, Dull- Yam Mm'trc', Dzlnicl XVRITHCT, Kvinivtli Topping, Duvicl VVa1rd. ssential To Their Climb How l: Slim-iln NVills, Linda Yost, l'lllH'UllL'i' Yann-1, Nancy XVortl1lvy. Susan NVa1tson, Sharon XV1'lJlJ1'l', Gail Xlbocl, 101111110 XYl1itc-mnlm, Slmron xvlllllS, Arlcvn XYolfm'. How 2: Lincln Trapp, K1n'vn xxlilllllll, Jann-t 'l'nn'11, Patsy NYillm:n1lqs. clt'Ol'gi2l YVl1itty. Burton XVigton. Lincln XVilsun, ldmlax XYillzn'cl. .Iucly l'urtm-r. limi' 3: Ccnrgm- VVlSSlll2lI', Dnvicl Yost, liiclmrcl xXVilf.IUlli'l', Fralnk XYing1-I, Nlil-lun-I XYQ-stxvick, 'l'inl Tlucmipmli, 'lllIUllI.lS XVliitv. Gary NYingul1-. X , iii? X W r ,L :Q -- 4 qw - . 5 - Q xxx 5 kg Q K i I sivywy, -25221 . yy' . s nf' 'A 1. 'f-. 'nw , PJ... 1,3 , w . N4 Chvihie-5 'Q O 5. ,K , , 1 , ww ,N 5 4 ' A ,fggwiw is , l AX 8 I ,' ,jf A fin , f .gxkgqx-QQS,,' ' 1 , Y -sm 0' K' ' x ,X f f ,,s,,h! 1 Q W' MJ, , .' . fp.. v' 5 'Y' 'Q 5,5Qf' -157 . Y Luo fx..-1. N' 'sb.1H f' ' Q ' S. 1 X ' f- 1, 'C LexA, .xi N. 1 TG .' 15 :fi - 1 ! '. ini' nv if 'uf It Takes F21Cllity . l,l'llili'l'Silil7 Activitivs Scniors juniors, Supl Cirivs Sports Bnfs Sports lOlllOl'i'S, All Acix'c-rtising 1'hotngrz1plu-r. Art . . . Typing Cure and cniicvritmtio 1 n nc shown by jncli Lzitiunn, Can' Hcffron and Bob Cnsvy. Hcccmsidwing their tliongliis arc Climlviiv .Ivwc-tt, Dianne' Cul lison, and Stow' lznnanz the hidden tale-nts Variety of works brings nil ni Sllllllllll lncl Inn Moore, Clzlncliu Uiiiwli, 1 U ' .lim fillH7i'l'tS0ll zinc Cnliwrtson. Evcs, ide-us und intc-rvst lu i Hub XVOUQI son nncivr thvir spvll. K.. 3. - ,xN Xi Q. nic in Time, Talent And To' Holm cllISl'y .lim Cllllwrtson ihxroln- I ll'l-l'l'Ull Imli llillllillll lliauw Clullisml lllllllkl llcvu Nlilflll' lluvis Stn-xv Alaunau' flll2ll'l4'IlK' nlvwvll lint Xlcfialslin liolm Nlbmlsml l.lIlllil lloclnls Iiill Snnytlw SIISQIIIIIK' Nloorv lllaulclin Clillwri Sm- Nash Vllllllllillllf lll0llfJ,lllS aw llill l ltllun lm mln liUl'll, l.1m1 Doc mc Nlzlrtic Davis BllSllll'SSlllil mc IIlLlllStllUllS arc l.mclu Bun uml l,lllKl1l Doc lhuuly, willmg xml llnll lsc plmlogmplwr Bull Sum ll XVitl1 much 4 Ol um .ltlX'lSCl', Nlrs. B1 unlllll 1 tm' Bula Clusu mut t cn lima Rated All-American 'U'E'i'f'p' Jmliib' Xxvuul winning lwulcrs of am uwurcl winning stuff. K21l'l'Il liwiugi. cjlllljllill' liclitor, and Hrs. Bcity XVllitl'lllilll, Cou- Lzu' uclvisor. proudly l'X11llliIl0 the Cou- lill' lillll'l'IS. ucflllllll, kids. xw x'0 go! ll clvzldlim- to lIIl'l't.. Kvy wurcls im' 11 kvy stalli. XM' Lll'l' vx- L'L'lJtiUIlllllf' pruucl of our I TCLXH S'I'nXl l 's Ml- ,'XIlll'l'iC'2lH rating. l7mlc'r lllc' cupzllwlc- lvzlclvlxllip of Xlrs, livtty XYlliU'lll2lll. ilu' stuff has l7I'l'Sl'lIfl'lI tlu- Iam-st amd vc-st uwc'1'a1gc' ul campus IICXYS. thanks to l3z1l'lm1':1 Call- lingvr, Susan slvllsvn, Kzlwll Ewing, Lillllil Cfmw. N1llll'y' Kull, Susan Sc-Imltz. .Iucli lliltllillll. -lolm NVm'ig1lc', .Indy Sulislmry. Plllll Curry, Lloyd Hoclgm-rs, .Iulm Xiurrs :mil Bill Criss. They Printed The Best S. is t BLOTTER editors Susann NlaeNeil, Ann llavens, Pat Swingle, Penny Hantman, june Cill, and Bill Meierding pose proudly with advisor Mr. Robert Fer- ris, and thc latest issue of their publi- cation. Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Ferris the BLOTTER staff pre- sented four exceptional works this year. The latest issue contains the prize-winning entries from the Charles H. Wilson Memorial NVriting Contest. Members are, Row 1: Sue Case, Vicky Selman, Charlotte Rogers, David Yuen, Tim Mathews, Tish Korman. Row 2: Susann MacNeil, Bill Meierding, john Wright, Peggy Lorenz, Fran Martin. Row 3: Steve Herting, june Gill, Dan Walker, Martin McCoy, Richard, Moore. Row 4: Judy Culbertson, Ann Havens, Pat Swingle, jerry Paregien. Standing. Penny Hantman, Lee Van Zandt, Nlr. Ferris. Z' ,JUN ' onorecl For Achievement Hard work and long hours of tedious homework is rewarded by membership in the CALIFOR- NIA SCIIOLARSHIP FEDERATION, a state-wide honorary organization, advised by Miss Marion C. Davenport, Mr. Robert Ferris, and Mr. Harold Graham. Row 1: Stephen Schulze, treasurer, Elizabeth Moore, secretary, Debbie Duffield, vice- prcsident, Bob Cusey, president. Row 2: Pam Potter, Barbara Gallinger, Ginger XVebh, Judy Bamford, Paula Chaney, Claire Sanford, Sara Sue Flannery, Nancy Kull, Joyce Palmer, Anita Schocken, Marlis Dunn, Cris Olson, Vera Foote, Sue Moore, Sue Helbling, Peggy Boatright. Row 3: Ann Havens, Sue Case, Sharon Low, Elizabeth Heffler, Jan Janzcn, Juanita XVilbur, Nancy Black, Carol Anderson, Virginia Sager, Pam Hansen, Carolyn Lofthus, Joyce Bennett, Linda Davison, Sue Wilkinson, Valerie Tauber, Jane Nichols, Cynthia Howdeshell. Row 4: April Qualls, Jane Dickson, Maureen Stevens, Charlene Murphy, Susan MacNcil, Barbara Dc-Puy, Jean Probasco, Irma Gruen,Elizabeth Johnson, Janice Votava, Ann Heck, Judy Cul- bertson, Sherrill Peterson, Sharon Pax, Karen Shellabarger, June Gill, Dian Masearo. Row 5: Steve Carr, Ken Stanley, Larry Stockman, Leon Older, Teddy Marsh, Gerry Mandell, Tom Freese, John Weigle, John Franklin, Bill Meierding, Mary Howe. Row 6: Larry Peasley, Mike King, Tom Mack, Jack Neal, Jim Colvin, Burnell Grange, Pete DeForest, DavidYuen. Row T: John Pagett, Lloyd Rodgers, Roberto Cirese, Miss Marion Davenport, Paul Jackson, Mr, Robert Ferris, Mike Pemberton, Jeff Jacobs. x nd Servic To Others s Servicc to the community is the goal of the KEY CLUB sponsored by the Vcntura Kiwanis Club. Landscaping and general clean-up of Colombo Park was carried through by the members, along with a Christmas party for patients in the County Hospital. Under the able directorship of Mr. VValt Zorovich, the membership has had an active year. Row 1: Gerry Mandell, vice president, Tom Freese, president, Ken Kopec, Larry Stockman, secretary, Stan Bledsoe, trcasim-r. liow 2: jerry Todd, Bob Could, Roy Cilmore, Frcd Cecil, liay Duran, Bob YVoodson, Beau Carter. Row 3: Steve Lawhon, Gerry Gallinger, John Heaton, John Craeser, Buddy Way, Ramsey Earnliart, Jack Neal. Row -1: Ronnie Nichols, Lloyd Rodgers, Teddy Marsh, Dick Nyc, Kenyon Cruden, Bennie Davis, Andy Thatcher, Victor VVicsc. Row 5: Art Barron, Phil McMahon, Burnell Grange, Bob Borrell, Bruce XVigton, Jerry Herron, lion Paul, Ed Cook, Mike Trevor. KJ VV Serve School nd Commumt Ushering at all assemblies and certain community activties, held in the V.S.H. auditorium, are the main services given by the USHEBS' CLUB, directed by Mr. Bene Muller and Miss Esther Litton. Row 1: Barbara Callingcr, secre- tary-treasurer, Carole Heffron, vice president, Judi Latham, president. Row 2: Virginia Sager, Carolyn Aekemian, Laura Ann Hapke, Lauretta Duncan, Joyce Palmer, Barbara Graeser, Linda Been, Linda Cone, Judy Houston, Sara Sue Flannery, Karen Grassle, Diane McCutche0n, Lorraine Larramendy, Nancy Knll, Patty Thorson, Sharrell Kay Wilkie. Bow 3: Jan Janzen, Sandy Dillehay, Elizabeth Johnson, Anita Sehocken, Irma Cruen, Ginger Webb, Sharon Low, Ann Heck, Mary Ellen Cook, Marlis Dunn. Row 4: Charlene Murphy, Ann Paula Chaney, Judy Bamford, Mary Mullikin, Judy Tefferteller, Helen Myers, Havens, Valerie Tauber, Barbara DePuy, Eleanor Conner, Carolyn Lofthus, Claire Sanford. Prepared For A Coming Age TEACIIER TRAINEES learn by ob- serving an rloiug. These twelve selected trainees ohservecl in various elementary sehools in xYC'lltllI'll during their senior year. liow 1: Sherrill Peterson, Dian Masearo, Stephanie Stroud, Patty Thor- son, Eclnzl -lue. Row 2: llenee Jones, Lauretta Duncan, Sheila Tolman. Jane Diekson, Elizabeth Moore, Kay Hansen, Charlotte Marquis. Selected For Excellence .nmunon N M 95 4 ' W 'ls 9, -x -9 'is Ev X X- X L 'XIIUXYII lm' tlwir good clvvcls, quietly pl-rfonmfd, am' tlu- KNICIIITS. N14-lumlwvulmip in this rfrgnnwanllmn I5 tlu- lmiglm-wt 2lXV2lI'il il lmoy cam 4-urn on ilu- l.'.S.ll. l'illI1bllS. S mnsmx-al lmy Yiw- l l l'1imip.1l xyllllllll NlK'KlIIlH'5', tlwir vmlulcm is wa-ll-known uruuml sl-lmul. How lg 'Ibm l'lA1'l'Nf lil . , ay Duran, vice'-prL'siclm'nl, llzunscv liklfllllilft, prusiclvnt. l.lm'cl llmlgvrs. M'l'l't'l1ll'j', l5e'a111f.z11'lm'r. ll ow 2: Mr, NlL'KlllllK'j', -luck N4-ul, Ion Collins, ,lvrry Cilmm, 'llum Nluvlx, fli'I'l4j' Xlnmlvll, llmmiv Nic-lmls, Kc-n Stlmh-y. New lII4'llllX'I'S not pic-turml: llnlm Cfmvy. .Iulm clI'1ll'M'l'. lxvn f.l'llKlQ'Il. Sim Illmlsuc, llulwrlu Cirvsv, llill Mc'im'l'cliI1g1, llmmiv lllllll, l.1u'x'y Slum-lxm.m. I .,.. -,,,....-...--we Y is 1 ,- Xlvllllu'I'sllip in Ql'll,l. .NND SCIllUl,l,, llzllimml lumm'1u'y jour'- naxlixm Hl'Q1lIll7illllHl, ix wln-4-lwl ' . Q ' . . , 1 ' .m s Q , , . 1 . A ' - x' ll- nvrs in ilu- C11-urgv ll. XYilwu clI'l'LlllXt' XYx'ilil1g.C Cicunlvsl. .Mle NUTS L . N. ' ' ' 1 , Xlrs. hwplllal llhlllllllhlll. :xml NIV. llulwrl lfvrris, llmx' lz l!hill'lNll.l clillllllQt'I', ,lllllf Sanlislmry, l,iml.1 Ibmlcls, NilIIK'f' Kull, llulm KIIINUX, I3l'4'5lIll'lll, lllillll' Nll'fllIll'lIl'lHl. 9111111 Sa-lmllv. .lwly Iluushm, Llllilkl Clmuz llmx Q: Xlr. llulwrl ' Tris. Nlrs. Sfwlnpin limuxllmll, l,loyrl llmlgmw, .Iulm Nlgnrm. T' dui' 9. . 'elf ,fd YA.- ., ,..., ' a F And Promoting nderstanding To promote better human relationships and understanding among the people of the world is the main object of the COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. Under the very able and concerted leadership of Miss Vivian Crawford, Mr. james Angwin and Mr. Blase Donadio, many projeets were carried out to further the efforts and work of the group. How 1: Miss V. Crawford, Donna Greene, NoraKay Sabin, liclna jue, Barbara Brighain, Mziija Danilovs, Ethel Iue, Sue Holtz- elaw. Maryann Madrid, Kathy McKay, Charlene Jewett, Pam Ilan- sen, Elizabeth Moore, Marlis Dunn, Anita Sehoekcn. How 2: Martha Davis, Eileen XValters, Elizabeth Heffler, Juanita VVilbur, Colleen Cosgrove, Carol Sehweiss, Sandra Ross, Cisela Zeidler, Barbara Craeser, Sharon Pax, Charlotte Rogers, Pat Kelly, Sharon Brewer, Nlary Connex, Lani Johnston, Sue Martin, Sue VVilkinson, Donna Allen. Sandy Dillehay. Row 4: Susan Adams, Judy Culbertson, Sue Case, Charlene Murphy, Dianne Quigley, Nancy Freitag, Bar- bara Moore, Meridith llansen, Linda llansen, Michele Dillon, Karen Cheadle. Lori Smith. Row 5: Jan Janzen, Nan Black, Tom Wfeaver, Roberto Cirese, Richard Hungerford, Steven Kruse, Steve Theurer, Virginia Sager, Debbie Duffield. rx X' sstswsfrxsswssxrifswft . - ,,,, , is is -99- -f-H--w- f- S nn.-tn-a .'2 Bccorning rnorc aware of community problems through thcir study of the cffccts of narcotics and alcohol, thc ALLIED YoU'r11 group includes, ---1 ltow 1: Diedra Gaydon, Mary Ann Madrid. Row 2: Carolyn Plannctte, Martha Cox, Susy Gustafson, Ethel juc, Judy Core, Edna Inc. ltow 3: Mr. Porter. E Maintaining Their Interest The FISH AND GAME CLUB, sponsored by Mr. Paul Wilbur, spent many enjoyable week-ends fishing, hunting and hiking. Sportsmen are, Row 1: Steve Eggcrt, Richard Hungerford, Ken Lester, Bruce Cowger, Tom Cloninger, jon Allen. Row 2: David Connell, Mike Trevor, jack Schmela, Mr. VVilbur, Glen Scott. ...JW 2 Z! 1., ..100- W? . M N, ....,M..,,...,, l U'l'Ulll'i l AllMlCllS UI AMICH- ICA, sponsorvcl hy Mr. -I. NV. NVl1itc-siclvs, took an avtivv part iu thc Ventura County l air and sm'- vral clililimtciit agricultural quizvs. Row l: Don Bangs, Dvvonv Luwis, Iiuss Emory, pri-sich-nt, llowartl Lotton, vice- prvsiclvnt, julian Ra- inirvz, Allan XVright, Row 2. Vlllllll Atkinson, Ba-rniv Tracy, john Cilclcn, Tonuny Crawlorcl, Billy Smith. How 3: Mr. J. XV. XVhitc- siclvs. Cary Davimlsonr Stvrling Holt, Miko Dcnnison. In All Things - New nd Qld. A l'K'L'I't'AlflUllill L-luh for students is the aim of the BONVLINC CLUB with Mr. NVarrcn Taylor in Cliargv. Cluh tcaln conipctition aclcls Zvst and intvrvst for thc nu-nihe-rs. How 1: Mr. Taylor, Pat Lapp, Bc-ttc Showcn, Toby Milam. Bt-ttc Nunn-1, Marilyn Condit, Barbara Moore, Nancy Fra-itag, Charlotte Bont- st-lim-idci: Dim-dra Cayclon, Pat Lockwood, Pam XV1-stcott. Row 2: Cary Cook, pre-siclc'nt, Jim Mit-halopoulos, liocl Davis, Arnold Butler, Louis Adams, Charlvs Mohr, liicharcl Scurlock, Mikc llicbv, Lvonard Davis, .lorry Bvrgcr, llohcrt Downs. ,-.....-nu., NW! The OPERATORS' CLUB, sponsored by Mr. Gordon Stater, keeps quite involved in reels and wheels, operating audio-visual equipment for the faculty, and keeping niaehinery in working order. Row 1: john Fehn, Mike Sunshine, Bob Baldwin, Ronald Fly, Ronald Maek, Ken Kopee, Steven Kruse, Larry Teeters. Row 2: Arthur Graf, Gerald Russell, Phil Potts, Carl Shrum, Denney Marsh, Gerald Ballensky, David Glasseoek, David Sears. Row 3: Phillip Lackey, Roy Stone, Martin Campbell, Burnell Grange, Phil Saffran, Ellery Sniythe, Ed Lup- ton, Dennis LaChaine. Row 4: Larry Dawes, Russ Roper, Calvin Moon, Stephen Ball, Richard Allen, Iim Benesch, Donald Miller, Iirn Fuhr, John Heaton, Mike Kelly. Row 5: Don Olson, David Thompson, Richard Seurloek, Torn Gardner, Phillip Grange, Bill Ilanuuonds, Paul Isbell, Iaek Donaldson. Opened Doors T New Ideas -102 Always ready to help, the LIBRARY STAFF enjoyed the first year in the new library, always ready to help and suggest. Row 1: Barbara Peterson, Rita VVillhardt, Sharon Phillips. Row 2: Pat Powell, Betty Ann Gideon, Glenda Tronc. Row 3: Artie Ellis, Carol VVenzel, Barbara VVatson, Roberta Garriek, Suzy Tolnasovich, Pam VVesteott, Miss Eloise ML-Connell. hi' , Pllli-NUIKSIZS begin to plan for their professions, eagerly looking forward to starehecl eaps and quiet hallways. Row 1: Colleen Cosgrove, Donna Greene, yiee presiclent, Lori Smith, secretary, Mary Gomez, La Vonne Duty, Sharon Nisbet, Dorothy Senior, Sandra Ness, Deanna McAuliffe, Sue Teylna. Row 2: Susan Maurer, Camille Maurer, Floraclell Leach, Pain Philipp, Pamela Sehlei- clerer, Charlene Murphy, Diane Callison, Dona Allen, Lani Johnston, Sue Martin. ,Ian Sehwartman, Pain llunt, Patsy Pierce, Carmen Mayfield, Elelyn lleasou. Sue Diebolt. And Work In Th Future lfielml trips, outstanding speakers in various science fields and seieuee hobbies mean only one thing-the SCIENCE CLUB-with Mr. Erie llacleliffe atl- xiising. lion' l: Sue Case, Iucly Culbertson, Artie Ellis, Virginia Sager, seere- tary, Peggy Boatright, yiee presiclent, Kay Ilansen, Barbara Craeser. llow 2: Roberto Cirese, jim Miehalopoulos, llieharcl Hungerford, Larry Peasley, Vlltllll Xl'eax'er, Ken Stanley, president, ancl Mr, llacleliffe. s, e, U! :ilu all Ill! Xmlrm-xv lfraulxklixm, Curv- Ilvim-r Svlmw-all-. llow 2 Patterned Their Ways Slam-alk1'l's amrl lim-lil irips llzlxc-lulxlllllvlmlml ilu' VCLII' - rw . Im' tlu- l'UIUlil', kN- UINICICIKS SlJlllIS0l'l'il lmy 1 NlI'.ll1lI'I'ySlllllll. Row I: Bulm KZIISCY, prvsiclvlll, lmn NliljllllI'l'. vum- pres- ulvnl, liulwrt lh':u'kmg, Sm-urs, Dale Nam Metre. Nl'L'l'l'l1ll'f', Duvicl Scars, Nh: Smith, Ilmxzxrcl Juv, Nlilu- liivlw, .lulm Fox, l'c-rry Knopf, lAll'l'y P0115- 4-y. llaniml Ilamwn, Jack Yvanl. Tum Mei:-rcling, Grunt Plxilllps, Stew- Lurr. -104- Toy Drum clllI'lSllll1lIs prujccl was um- ul tlu activities partivipallvcl in lly ilu' CllAl 'l'S CLUB unclvr the clirvction ul . Mason l,11I'l4lSlI. lion 1: Phillip Pullaml, viva pl'n'siclm'nt, 'lun lfostvr .lzuwt Coggvslmll, lsllj Ann Nm-ss, Calml l'a1ytcm 7I't'Slill'Ill, Carol Cul- lwrtson, Calvin Munn, XVa1ym- c:lt'X1'Ilgl'l', and Xlr Mason l,1ll'l'lSll. -mling luys lm' tlw r 'H-41 or Work And Pleasure Field trips to various lmnsinvss oliliicvs wvro pnriicipzltccl in lmy nu-inln-rs of tln- BUSINESS l'lDUCA'l'lUN CLUB llliS yl'ilI', aidvisvd lay Miss Clnndinv Slnglv. Row 1: Miss Sluglv, joAnn Hook, Bc-ity Tcnnison, Gloria Baikvr, Rdllllbllil Bntlcr, Ciirlvnv Dim-kvrson, Slicilu Rig- gins. Judy vVl'Sllll7I'l2ll1, Julia Bzirrios, Lynda Gordon, jun- icv Bundy. Q l Stop, om- two, stvp. It's thc SOCIAL DANCE CLUB prac- ticing tlwir nc-west dung-0 tilllgllf by Miss Ailccn Field. Mvinlx-rs arc: Donn Allen, Dennis Ln n d g r 1- n, Ronald Mack, Arlmiv VVlntv, and Hos- lyn Milner. -105 rl Raising the flag vach morning has buco part of tht- CADET CORPS' s01'vicc's. Parking cars at holnc football gznncs and ushcring at homo baske-tball galnvs arv thc inain si-1'x'icc's givvn by V.S.II.'s Company A 110th Battalion CALIFOHXI.-X CADICT CORPS with Mr. John Van Zant in chargc. Row 1: Charles lligsby, Captain john Wi-igli-, l,ic-ntvinint. How 2: Carrit' Mit-hacl, Frank Gallaghvr, Archiv Ackart, Gail Trout, Alannva Burris, Phil Crinton. Row 3: jiin Bowles, Bill Andrvws, Phil Potts. XYQ-mlvl Vblmlm. Charles Coburn, Edward lluskvy, Jim llcid, Gerald Ballvnsky, .lvlf Ian-obs, David Schmidt, Michacl Coburn, Frank Stretch. Row 4: Holland Sickvls, Carl Brazier. Rin-k Bartholoinvw, Loon Older. Row 5: Darrc-ll Jung, Ray Hudson, Don Olson, Don Smith. Tipton McCauley, Pc-to DcForvst. samsung Nllwwvnwespu E gun x f S . rw, Tuned In Behind The Scenes l l Bcanu-cl in to tlw air waves, ancl talking a language all their own, tht- RADIO CLUB, sponsored liy Mr. Iolm Cn- wart, was a new club on campus tllis year. How 1: Steve Carr, llal lima-li, Stew' liggc-i't, janu-s 1'l11ZlllAlllI'1CC, Bula Balclwin. llow 2: Davirl 'l'l1mnpscm, lov Watson, An- clrvw lfranlilin, jim Colvin, Dennis Lunclgrcn, Mr. Cowart. Cowart. ,A ,fi ,K i 5 Bnilcling, rr-pairing and setting up props for the many stage productions at V.S.l1., tlie STACIC CREXV km-ps vc-ry active during tlw year. How 1: jim Blankenship, Douglas Dt-ilil, Miki' liainm-s. '1llN'llll'S Pappas, Pliil Crm-vn, Gerry liolminsnn, john Fc-lun. Row 2: Nlr. Slmnaluan, Clnivli Klatt Bolm Korn, Dennis Blair, lliclmarrl Stnjny. 108- Th Footlights Dim For Action 55 ' 2. gi SEE i. H I ' Q REM Nick 1,3 .M'tix'v pmticipnxtioii am' Hu' only words to dcscrilic this yva1r's 'FIIICSPIAN CLUB. limi' 1: -luck Neill, Bill Mvicrcliiig, Don XXylllkl'l', Terry Plinik. Row 2: Sui- Caisv, Cllvimqi Holi, Cingi-r NVQ-lull, Kzircii Bivvii, Lori Smith, Elizillwtli llc'fi'h'i', Dizum Scott, CIrii'fit11, Dani- Long. Kzlrvii Craxsslv, Suv xVilkillSOI1, Doiigliis Di-ilil, YIYIIUIIIUS Pappas. Yirgiiiiai Kilv, Miirji Millvr, -Indy Cure. How 3: Szmciy l'c'ti-rsmi, Judy Ciiliwitsmi. Limlai Stvplnuiii- jaiiniir, Liz Mamskuiit Lilicizl Cmiv, Vt'l'il Foote, Mr. Sllaiiiailiuii. ir!!! PNK M,-r Suv NYiIkiiismi living L'0IlgI'1li1lliliOd on Iwi' Bust Actrvss Mr. Mia-liucl Slizliiailiaiii, the guid- Awilrd from llic lhsaidcim Pliiyliousv pimchictioii ujzicolm ing lnuid in ilu- clmiiiaitic lifm- at Comics lIo1llu , aiccvpls tllc' cmlgiuliilallioiis of Iwi' co- V.S.ll.. proiiipivd iiiuvii iiilvrvsi iii workers Bill Mcicrding and Dain- Lung. the tlivutrv amd thc stagu. -109 The Night Cf owing thc truclitiem thc- S1-iiior Class pu-- itcci the suspciiscful ciruimi l'hv Night oi .laun- uziry lfithf' Uiithir thv top-ilutcii ciirc'c'timl of Xir. Xlichucl Sluumlmn, thi' chlss pm'f0i'iiiuiic'c wus 0 of the highlights of thv yvzir. January 16th CAST l'risun Niilifilll ..,,,, .Imlgc lla-'itll Banilll , Dislrivl AiiUl'lll'y I linl .. ., llis sL'4'lil'l1ll'j' . ,, , ,, ,, IJm'l'1'lls4' Allm'm'y SiL'XK'llS , Ilis Svu'i'm'l41i'x' ,,, ,. KLIIAUH Alllllit: Dr. liiflxlllllll Mm. -Iulm llulcllms llmmmvr Yam lflvvl l'fimcr SXVl'1'llK'5 A NIIIIUX lmr i AllIHilIt'I' , xlllgiill Swviismi . Llulm XYllili'i4'l1l lzlm- fiilllIlliiK'l' S1'j.flIl'il .llIIllllIiSl , lilllilj' livgxui , , , liulmswlal Yun lil'IlSN4'i1ll'I' Slum .. , , , P0liL't'llll'll Vvru Footn- .luck N4-ul Clcn Scott Don NVailkvr . ,, Judy Cnrm' . 'l'c'l'ry Plank ,, Linda Griffith ,, KAITUII Grassla- , Ci-urgc Sniblvy ,, Dizum Scott liivlizml Nilmolscy ,, Larry NVIM-lzni Kalrvn Ewing . Sm' XVilkinsmi l.zu'ri' lhxlmottmn ., Caaml Payton , jamiuc Cmiclit .. Dain' Long . Sandy l'm'tc'i's0ii ,, ,. Lincizl Conv Dvmiis Blair Tlicxncs Pappas oices Raised In app eng Nnging tneir way through a fun-filled year, their notes rang over an appreciative assembly audience. CHOIR members are: llow 1: Patti Stone, Peggy Plagemann, Susan Maurer, Sharon Low, Ann llayens, Bob Lathan, Carrie Miehael, Larry Tetters, Bart Crosby, Robert Braekrog, Steve lfoneh, Ilelen Dnnton, Kathy Parker, Carol Dodds, llow 2: julie Morton, Marilyn Glenn, Karen Lunsford, Sandy Peterson, Sherri Snider, john Pagett, Bill Andrews, Tom Lindsay, VVayne Patton, Mike Mt-Cown, Sue Case, Deanna Arnold, ,Indie Agnor. llow 3: Cla-ta lferguson, Sandy Ingold, Maiia Daniloys, Carl Brazier, Don Smith, Fred Yanez, Don XVallcer, Laura llaplee, Ann Benxien, Linda Cone, Marge Turn- ave, lan Donswyli. llow 4: Vieliv Selinan, Karen Van 5-. . . . Zandt, Mary Ballard, jean Iverson, Spenser llitson, George Gardner, Panl Braelcrog, Harold Ornislmy, Dave Long, Charlene Murphy, Pain Potter, Linda Been, .Indy XVorthley. llow 5: Marlene Morris, jndy Core, Sharon Pax, Linda Griffith, Pat Swingle, Dwayne MeWVaters, Roberto Cirese, Joseph llolminson, Larry XVhelan, Dan Lara, Carole Tohias, Mary Howe, April Qualls, Laurel Maloy. How 6: Hetty Valk, Milly Hanger, Diane Fargo, Eleanor Conner, Terry Plank, Diek Zilliner, llielmard Tliompson, Mrs. Bereaw, Paul Alaelxson, Fred Maner, Keith Petrie, Dan XVarner, Carolyn I,ol'tlnis, Linda Dodds, Marilee Daxies. Below MADRICAL singers as they appeared while PL'l'fUl'llllllg during the fllll'l5tlllilS asselnlmly. iiuvci :nlciuml illlflllillly in their livvs. lu the C HHS' Ul,l'ilC CLUB ure: Row l: Paula Cobos, Iluuu' Sallmiun, lhtiia-1' Alikllllty juclyv jnuvs, Peggy Xllvu, Suv Slzlrins, jauivt i'wit'IlliI1g, Linda Slvwnli, lxurlccu Angus. liuw 2: liiliic jvuu Sluuulmlin, Rita Xiilliulrcll, l.iumla1 Gnusizul, liolwrtzi Baskin, Ban'- lwun l'wum-iunlxip, ciillll'lOHl' jzlrrnrd, Pcgy Ovcr- '4-vl, Put I.au'kiv, Clluliiuth' lluntvr. Row 3: Di- uuu- Ilyult, ifluulvm- D1-ut, BAlI'i7ill'il Dryclvu, Buttm- mw, I'v.::,gy' lmuul, Nlury xYl7l'iL'y. limi 4: liinuliv lluxl, Nlrs. Iivu-alw. Siuumu .lan-ksuii. fuuxun' .lurk- eflect A app eart mmugil tin-ir alclvviitllrvs into music thvsc girls uuwu, llvauum lyllixiw, jvri Snow, jzuict Mm'- an 't'ixIllAIIl, iXLll'l'll lms' liuiiu, ijili lnlpp, SilZll'lD'l N 1, Cllyuu flulio. Pall iit'l'I'lllilIlIl, Irina' Brown. Nlrs. livin- l3s'l'a'alw again li-d Ula' L'UIIl- lum-nl xuivvw of tlic singing groups in uulslauuliug lM'l'i'UI'IIlilIlL'1'S fm' thc Stlldl'lli f lmmly auul ilu' tlu' plvusllrv of thc coin- uuluity. Ringing nd Resounding Aclcling color and spirit on tlic atlilctic ficlcl, at pcp rallies, and tlicir own conccrts is our BAND, unclcr the cvcccllcnt di- rcction of Mr. Mottcr. Row 1: Larry Rubottom, jim Potter, Ross llcrnaudcz, Toni Cloningcr, Dennis Thompson, Mike Pruitt, Gcnc Lovctt, How 2: Marji Millcr, Icrry Kinyou, Stcvc Scliulzc, Stcvc Mullcr, Daw- jackson, Davc Scliulzc, Ccorgc llonnic Talmor, Dali: Van Mctrc, Lanny Stcvcns, Linda Egolf, Sancloval, Nora Salmin. Row 3: Ray Duty, -Ioycc Palnicr, Chris I.owc, Row 4: Hon Nclson, Ricliarcl NVoolrcy, Santos llcrnanclcz, Lcon Duty, Howarcl liccdy, Susan Aclams, Dong Lainlncrt. liow 5: Carolyn Millcr, Bill Bradbury, Kay Hig- ginlmotlnun, Hicliarcl Lanilmcrt, Chuck Sitton, Dan Rios, Pat Adams, Cwcn Footc. How 6: Loman Millcr, Hoy Nccoclica, Suv Aclcnia, Pliil Salfran, Manucl Garcia, Bcn Dacayana, Lloyd Catlctt. 114- clding Color nd Da h XR gg' Q9 ,qua Assisting thc hand in zulcling xvst :it haili- iimv cluring QLIIIIUS are our vvry t2lli'lltl'd amd czlpalhlv MA.lOlllQ'l l'lCS, How l: Sandy fJV'l'll, Chris Olson, Clingvi' YV1'hh. Row 2: KV Shvrrill VVilkic, Carol Pzlytmi, Cwvu lfootv. licsplviulciit in his lllliiillflll and in tha lunruls of thi- music groups ha- trains, Mi' Moth-1' found il frm- lll0IllK'lll to Posu fm his yvairhook Picturv. Long hours of constant practice Was the way the V.S.H. ORCHESTRA achieved the success it did this year. Row 1: Kathy McNeil, Terri Cooper, jeff Moss, Chris Olson, Renee jones. Row 2: Kay Hansen, Sharon Vestal, Margaret Kirk, Betty Oldham, jim Potter. Charles Travis, Manuel Rameriez, Don Walker, Mickey Skeels, Dennis Lund- gren. Diana Duffield, Meridith Hansen, Peggy Edwards. Row 3: Gene Lovett, Forest Rockhold. Sweet Music Fills The Air Smooth and rhytlunical, our DANCE BAND made a hit an each ap- Pl'ill'llllL'l'. Row 1: Bill Duncan, Phil Saffran, Richard Woolscy, Stew Schulzv, Roger Mess:-rsmith. Row 2: Charles Sawyer, David Schulze, Tom Clouiugcr, Dalc Van Metre. Row 3: Terry Plank, Don Walker, Hou Kaufmann. Xu Adding sonic uO0lllPll,n vxcilc-' rum-ut, aucl an occawioual omn- pah-pah, to pop rallivs ancl gzuncs is our icrrific PEP BANDA llow l: Martin Camp- br-Il, Bill Braclhury, lloss llvr- uanclcz, lion Kaufmann, Caro- lyn Miller, Marji Millvr, Joyce l,Lllllll'l'. llow 2: Charlos Sit- tou, Le-on Duty, Pat Adams, Nora Kay Sabin, Peggy joucs, Linda Egolf, Susan Adams, Jim Pottcr, Steve Schulze. Row 3: Howard Re-ccly, Stcveu Muller, Tom Mcivrcliug, Mam- uel Garcia, Bill Duncan, Ron Nelson, Larry Rubottom. -117 fn I' f 1 'fl' MIX' In-,, 'A 1 'B' ' si. , X 1 , I f,.Q ., , , 1.-Q-m:'. K A Lf 96334 X.. S S S? 35 e sri? as 5 IL A I A l K .4 , ,M - s f n as S a L- 8 gmt. .. . 4 - .J 1,iX fig? ff Q -I Q ., m 1 y K 21,4 i 2 .S HQ- s. t 1? A? Q X N f1 - S E XX Rx x .Xxx gg' gpgi W f 1: K N. 4 I i v 'X x x ' Q :H W ku W. 2' -S 1 SMX A5 -:fs X k 4 - - - qu., Q 'X S K K K, swf 2 V mv JUNIOR PRINCESS Cynthia Ilowclcshcll 1 ,,. 1 I ir' - -, N 2 IIONIECOMINC QUEEN, Dee Bal- lard. Below: The Court and Escorts. Egg , f I S O P II O M O R E PRIN- CESS, Gayle IIo1'n. -,J Q.. . ,. v if FHWN N in 1 mv, ., ,Y X . fx S 5 X 9 wi 5 is 'W sw Ke Q . 1 5 SE 1 f gays Di v Colcl trophics were prescntecl to Kathy McNc-il, Charles Travis, Virginia Sagcr, and jerry Phil- lips, not shown, in the Bank of America Achievement pro- gram. -Ii: 2f:2I5:2iw an ,saw EZ :i.,gfZE2,,,jj'5fI:3E- -' 533, '- V szsfisfsifw A ' ,.,.:.. . , , wir 35 : qv ww.-...-.Q---QM MN A A figb ,yi W3 K, ,EP- ff., 41, pi, . 5 M'5'?i rYSw a ' u Wh A '95 , fi A. 1 ,La ff ,, Q KAREN ENVING Daughters of the American Revolution CHARLES TRAVIS Citizenship Award Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award Medal Winner -122- We're Proud Cf Uur Winners '+L . ,4 U Vu- J it WW 'l' A .4 grliiwm L Q- vm ' is 3sXQvffivBn'S1fw.f '+ 'VT A' s, S, SALLY RATHFON V. S. H.'s Betty Crocker ulloiiieinaker of Tomorrow Contest Winner Awarded to jim Colvin, Barbara Gallinger, Bob Cusey and Charles Travis were Cer- tificates of Merit in the National Merit Scholarship Corporation program, --123- I -- .'f, 2 . .' 'J1':'Ezi Q15 -i'Jis4.f?' N -Q af' , :ffj,Z P, 3 J V ry' rw- ,ef ff ,fi 's-I...-Q ' .Q-.J'F,.:'w4'1 rf' 4'9l'4 'V' I' N. PV-1-A 1 ,VF . . 4'.,,,f,-ffyer f, 7',.'2,? 'f'7'Qff' - - Lqffve-v 'r' I',iTJ7l'g3,ff ,-iii-v,f 'Q' P ,::9':n13'fC' , 'p,.,,rt. , .r .V ..f:.y-f..vf,:1f,:f , if af' r' ',f ' -' - , V v ,..,f:C wif, , - '33Sf isf.1,- -f'-'vrffzf-if r1':f:-- V A, 4 Q gp, , ay ,, 0 B , . ' 'iw-1,124 JW- ,M f ' LJ'-as y0,?5iUv,? ludnb Q: , uf mifimiiii A - mmfwf, - 'FPBJS-235 E 3 A .- :SNA E s O Q1 QW 'llw Y.S.II, Y.'XliSl'l'Y l OO'I'BALL TEAM wc111' llwir 1111111iwrs p1'o11dly. lion' l: K1111 Duvix. liillllly Yviu, vlilllll l'Ill1'11l11'1'g1'1', Bill 'l'K'll5I,'lll', Doylv York, l 1'1'cl Cvcil, IJOIIIHS 'I'l111111Ps1111, 1111111 R2!llliIil'Z. 151-1111 c:1ll'ii'l', Ivrry Kilpaltrick. How 2: liicl1111'd C111111i11gl111111, Sta-11' Yi1111'ick, H11 Xiurris, Rllll l,11P1'z, .l1'1'1'y 'I'l111111z1s, Andy Yl4l1kltCIll'I', 101- BIAIQLIRIICHO, K1'11 SiilIlll'f'. I.c1- lJLlXiS. llllllly clllllllklll. Now 3: llulzxml Yzmvl, Miko Ortiz, E11g1'11c' Al'l'li2llll'K'S, l'l1iI Nl1'NIa1l11111, lion llkllll, I,111'1'y Silllklllilll, R011 Hon, Nod l'wigllCI'0L1, Vic XVi0s0, Bob Born-ll, Bi'1lIlil' Ilnxis, Row -1: liivk II11lc'1', D1-I C1111-s, jim li1'dli11v, cillllflil' Avaxnts, Lloyd I,11111lw1't, l3r11m-1' Xyigiilll, Kic'll1 l,t'lI'il', li111'1111ll c:I'llIljll', Dave- IDLRIHCISIJII, Cvrry NIHIICIOH, c:02ll'I1 George' l'wl4AlSl'I', 1111111-11 -I.111k Smith, Bill NIOil'l'lliIlg, 1111111z1g1'r. Gridiron Experts Provide 126- Cl'1lSllillQ tlll'OlIQ'll thc hoop, Phil NIL-N1z1h1111 lvucls tl11- 111ig1l1ty C1111- g111's onto the fivld. just 1114-111'1' thvir 25-5 t1'i11111pl1 m'1'1' 1111- Santa Pillllll C111'di1111ls. Beau Carter 110D seems to be heading for il free spot as he carries the pigskin around right end. Bob Burrell f54j and Bill 'l'ea1guo move in to head off tlirec husky tacklers. Interesting Sports Statistics VARSITY SCOREBOARD WR' ST ,,., ....i,,w,... A rroyo Grande ....,,v,... ,w.., 20 .,e,e,. .,t,,,. 1 Jucific CSan Bf:'1'llill'd1llOP 27 e,e. e,t.e,,. S an Luis Obispo ..,..... 14 ,,w..,, ....,.t S anta Marin ....... 33 ..i,i,i ....,.. B ell Gardens ....,,. T .... ...,.s,...... C Jxnzud ,...,s,,, 6 ....,s., ..,s.s.. A ntelope Valley .,,v,s,, 25 ..,,,,,. ,Y...,,. S unta Paula ....,,Y,s 13 ,, , ,,,.i, Santa BllI'l7i1l'kl .A,, 26 They 20 7 14 0 7 21 6 -12 ,W M, M ,Q M 31 'tx gg! Phil xh'XIillI0ll lic-am Cmtc-1' 1,00 Davis .lolm H1lIllil'l'7 B011 Borrc-ll I,11rry Stlmklllllll F11-cl Ck-nil Duyln- York ms lic-nnic Davis -Ivrry Kilpatrick KOH Stunlcy Ka-11 Davis lion Hon Brucc YVigt0n Rod FijI,llt'I'O2l cllxI'l'y' Xlzmc 28- ifougair QiC'iit'llii0I', U v r r y Mamclcil, brings ni 0 xv n il imrcl r ll in in 1 ii Q Saint. i lfiimiiv Axunts Ron Paul Miko Ortiz Tom Ellcnbergcr lk-I Gates Dun Guzman Vic VVicsc 11011 Lopez Chalking Up A Victory 129- JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: llow 1: Buddy Tappan, Ivan Sowvrs. David Classm-ovli. llogcr Low, Pllilip Grange-, David Slim-arer, David Buford, Tom Turner, Ron Cliapinan, Dax id Yost. llow 2: Cliarlvs Hodge-rs, managvr, Al Ncary, Bolu Supan, jvrry Holloway. Lloyd Svarl, Dick Mcllvynolds, Rick My-Vicar, Ed Lupton, Bill Colston, Ross Adams, Miki' Roar-ll, mana- gvr. llow 3: ,lorry Todd, Barry Grove, Doug Lambert, Ronnic Ilcdfcarn, jolin Ca1'ucs. .lvff Yo- tava, Billy Millvr, Ccorgu llomcr, Billy Davis, Mel Blankcnlnirg. Bow 4: Ilarry Armstrong. Adolpli Spandlvr, Art Barron, David Schmitt, Don Adams, Kon Taylor, Loy Ncwlun, Doa llvstvr, Miki- lloland. In Th Fir t Game Gf Th AIUNIOII FOOTBALL: How l: Paul cIilStilllCI', Bob Brat-krog, Larry llntcliinson. inanagvr. Miko llc-nclcrson, jim Ska-vtvrs. How 2: Stan Bln-dsoc, Doug NVinbury, Bin-liard Cunningliain. Dennis Tlioinpson, Larry llolloway, Dave Danielson, Joe Magdalc-no, jolin llangvl. How 3: B1-rt Vol' Voorn, VVaynv Lowes, Iolin Eppcrson, Joe Bounds, John Gran-scr, jim lirdliiiv, Ardvn NValtcrs, It-rry Tliomas, Victor Lopez. Bow 4: Coach Iolm Delvo, Kictli Pvtriv, Sliac-lqlvy ltal'll'tlo, Dlll'Ilk'll Crangv, Eddie- Cook, Jolin Cildcn, VVaym- My-Millc-n, llicliard Lamlwrl, Lance Eaton, Andy Tliatclicr, Coacli lim Cowan. ll' tc-11111 in ZICUUII against tho lllal Xlilfill Saints. ll l1ll'xl'N Illlll'l' than um' lIll'lIll7l'l' ui tlw opposing ivann to luring wu ll Cfmlgur. Year l5li+ l1l-vxvcl clrm-l'lv1ul1'l's Bur- ra llll'1l Xlmntgmm-ry. llxiti Stmw. l'1l Xlm-xzxmlm-r. :xml lilxth .Mm iunnor nwnil llu- rip of panpvl' tu illllltlllllfk' thc- K'lltl'llllCK' of tllvn' hglltmg tvaml. I,l'I'l l'lCllNllCN'S CLUB: Huw 1: Stun Blcclsoc-, Rick llulcv, Slum-lclvy llzlffvttcm, l'l1il Nic-Nlulmv. llrucm' xYi'lOll, Milam' 'I'rr'x'0r, .loc Curves, 'l'0m llzllv, rlllllll l rc'vsc', Gerry xlLlIlllK'll. -lulm P- li-umircx. Bill 'IR-axgrrv. lluy Duram. Row 2: Clrurliv Avunts, Lloycl lluclgc-rs, Bolu Burrvll, Ken Duns, Lloycl Lzmllmvrt, Beau Carter, l rc'cl Cm-il, lion Hon, Huy Gilmm-c, Xyilylll' l,uwc-s, Lu- Dauis. Now 3: liml l igum'rcm, Bvnnil' Dzlxis, llolluic Nic-lwls, 100 Alzlmillu, Dvxmu' lmxxix, Hmm Impex, Doyle York. llaunscy l':1lI'lll1ilfl, Larry St0L'liII12lI1. lion Paul, jim Aalnms, 'lkmx lillvn- lx-rgcr. Wearing Their Letter Proudl COUGIIC, cll'ill'l1' ll4lilg.QSllIl, our loxculmlc. lzlllgllzlllll' IIILISCOL xulfl- l U A fuotlmll uml lmslu-tlxull gaum-s during tllll 1958-1959 svalsmu. 132- Our five lovely SONCLEADERS, Pat Alexander, Karen Shellabarger, Sue Holb- ling, Rachael Guzman, and Patti Stone were on hand to entertain the spectators with their clever dance routines at all football and basketball games. Cheering Their Team Loudl Une group that was never at a loss for worcls cluring the yvar were our spirit-inspiring ClllClCltl,liADEliS, clock- wise from lower left: Butch Peterson, Ruth Ann Connor, Barbara Montgomery, and Dwayne McWaters. Under the leadership of this group, V.S.H. won the Channel League Sportsmanship trophy for both football and bas- kotball. K -sf Q11-assi t Q ,sf A ' ...ffl N fa fu Tom F reese oopsters Ring Their W Ron Paul Bruce Wigton jack Bangs VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling: Ken Kopec, manager, Coach Bob Tuttle. Standing: jim Snodgrass, Beau Carter, Ron Hon, jack Bangs, Jerry Herron, Bruce Wigton, Ron Paul, Tom Freese, Roy Gilmore, Randy Huskey, Lee Davis. Hoy Gilmoi -134-- To Resounding Victor Lee Davis jerry Herron VARSITY LEAGUE SCOREBOARD WE THEY 47 31 58 ,........ ....... A ntelope Valley ........ ........ 3 7 59 47 81 ......... ....... S anta Paula .... ........ 46 49 47 54 ......... ....... O xnard ......... ...,,.., 7 1 60 55 47 ......... ......... S anta Barbara .1 .... ........ 4 8 jim Snodgrass Beau Carter Ron Hon Randy Huskey 135- lhv Sl7'll'li plug ol' our Chun- ilm-l lit'2l was 'loin ul.ittlc: Lofty l i'c-c-si-. Nothing shurt of scinsutiomll all svuson, his out- stauicling plant won him thc' nwuixl lm' tht- most Ykllllillllt' plzlycr in tht- lim-xx-1'ly Ilills 'l'UIll'Il2llllUIIt. All Cllaimvl l,m-aiglw limmrs, :incl 11 hvrth on tht XII C ll ul tlfau' rightj l 1'm-sc gets svt tu iump shut against Oxnard. l l gum- Cluunps this yawn' .- -I sqm: . louse- his lc-ft-lmmlccl Set Laurel-Decked Record -136- ,vga Boh Tuttlc lccl tlw Coiigurs to their tcnth lvuguc titlc in his clewntli yvur as wlrsity couch at Vvntiim. lgimriiig p1'0-svusozi pnrclictioiis of ll so-so tvum. that Cuts won thc 134-wrly Ilills Toulhzl- Illtxllf, w 0 n t lillllt'lii'1ltt'll tlirougli thvil' first six flllilll- nel litkljllltl gzunvs zuicl XVUIlt to the CIF qiiz11'tc'l'-fiiiuls hc'- forc he-ing 1-clgt-cl out hy Full- erton. Bruce VVigton f35j gm-ts off a hcantifnl jump-shot in a smash- ing win against the Santa Paula Cardinals. For Coming Cage Contenders B BASKETBALL: How 1: Ignacio Barajas, Andy Thatchc-r, Gene Centcno, Stan Bledsoe, Ray Duran. How 2: Coach Arnic Saul, Russel Roper, Loman Nlilh-r, Eddie Erwin, David Schmitt, jerry Todd, ,lorry Patv, Miko Sunshine, manager. 40 2 31 as UC BASKETBALL: How 1: Howard Reedy, Ed Lupton, Billy Davis, jerry Thomas, Paul Castauer, Larry Centeno, David Qualls. Row 2: Steve Emerson, Leon Duty, Norman Cowgill, Steve Law- hon, Danny jordan, NVilley Houston, Burt Wigton. Enthusiasm tayed High ... -hi r Mm ,,. 'ffifiiff f 9' V.,....... by F , M.,-fm, - f Y ,,..-e 138- Once again Coach Boh Swanson's Cs completed a highly success- ful season with a perfect record. Long hours of practice paid off for the squad as they took the Chan- nel League Cv title and won the Ventura Cn Tournament. lligli-flying -luck Bangs bill clisrvgzwcls two Oxnard dcfencl- 4-rs us lu- gc-ts uwuy his fzlvoritv Ullfj-llilIlCll'l'. .IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Bow 1: Al Pina, Andy Thatcher, Dick Nyc, jim Armstrong, Tom Cowell, Lloyd Searl. Bow 2: Bob Brackrog, manu- gcr, Ted Marsh, jerry NValker, Floyd Orm, Harry Armstrong, Couch jim Cowan. Through Thrilling Season V -139 Ray Duran Ed Carlos M33 Ron Paul Gerry Maudell Mike Ortiz GC'lll? Ccntcno joe Alamillo -IL-rry llcrron CracklCougar Slugger Hay Duran slums a triple in an exciting Ventura win. Dining NViulm1'y Al Pina Art Barron Andy Tlmclivl' -vw Hard Hitting Horsehiders YpXliSl'l'Y ISASICIK.-XLI.: How 1: Huy Duran, -lov Alzunillo, Stun lilcdsov, Com- Cmltvxlo, lid Carlos, Amly 'l'11a1tcl11'1', Doug XVinlmry, Miku Ortiz, Courh Frvcl Lloyd. How 12: Xyllylll' X14-Xlillvo, Burm-ll cll'LllIgk', :Xl Pina, Buddy NVny, .lorry Ilvrroxl, lion Paul, Gcrry NIAIIIKIUH, Bill Nlurpluy, .-Xrl B4u'ron. Vllylu- Lowvs 1llllll2lgl'I'. -' f. I.. -1 ff , , ,:'1-f'4arr-vvf- -7. , .a-- ,- -M. Y hi.. ,, . . f K . 'H .ahfpsfx .r.,- h -IUNIUR Y.-XliSl'l'Y BASICBALL: Row 1: Kc-11 Kopc-c, lH2ll1ilgi'l', lillgvllv Marks, Donnie Sh-wart, liogvr Loxw, Al Nvzlry, Bill Davis. Row 2: Miko Noland. Hoo Czhilplllilll, Ed Lupton, Burt XYigtoo, Miko McCo1'n1iq-k, Ron llvdfvzllwl, lHill1ilQl'I'. How 3: Coalcll jim Lowun, llnw Schmitt. Norm Cowgill, Ivzm Sowc-rs, Bob McVicur, Russ Roper. m , . -. , fffilwrwgvfgrvsmgg-:fi-.zga .gg - J.. . ,M iff . ogg' pgigqg x .Q g5gl ,, :v- XUZSESQ QY :ni -2- - -gg-1-Q. ' Jil 5:..v-gsz'-f,f11fF5 fggyy' ig AMQ uf - .fwN?fY. Q, he Q 5 4, M, +.n,., '11 u my w frlifa- Sf iw Ng s as jr F . Fe. H- ,,. p ---: .fl l ' ' f X ' l lf lv' x ll. 0' 1 -35,1-A-ew' Four xlC'lltlll'i1 41111111-lnm got I off to 11 good start in ox 0 of the tczulfs l1llt0l' school prac- tice sessions. Q V. Lnlf gqmklggww-wg, -WT Wift, ure, Strokes SXYINI TEAM: How l: Elu-r Lnsty, I11llflllgt'l', Bruce Cowgc-r, john Kc-11114-, Hugo llnrris, Tom llnlc, jim livcllinv, Loy Nc-wlnn, Ilnl Doffaunp. Row 2: Jim E.lllQ'l'S0ll, l1lRlllklQ,'i'I', -Iolmn Nlnrrs. 'l's'4l Nlnrsh, lfrs-cl Mnrr, Kon Tlxolnpson, Elm-s Mutlmcws, Mika- XVcstxx'ivk, Bolu Snpnn, Stou- llvxmsvxm. Row 3: -lznnvs Ynncvy, Larry Pczlslcy, Fred Dclnno, Tom Nh-in-rcling. lion Nvlson, llolwrto Cirvsc, Sllnclclvy liazfl-ctto, Dick jack, jolm Ililnlus. How 4: Convlm Nlnson l,ill'l'l5ll, Holm XYillz1rcl, Dnviml Yosl, 'l'c'r1y jonxs, Mike Tovvy, Cary Cook, Dain XVlSHIllLll', liolm Lntllnn. lirynll Cm-il, Mika- Burtm-, Conch XVnlt Zoroviclm. w Nl iw' V vi if R V !h.rN'dJ iffy il 0- , TICNNIS: liow 1: Conn-li Slllll, David Anderson, Charles Cox, jim Lippincott, Lloyd Rodgers, Dano Sears, 4lci'ry Gibson, Toni l'1l'l'l'Sl', Clnnde Cussirvr Miko Sunshine, Dun Jordan. Row 2: Conch Swanson, Dull- Vun Metre, Toni Maguire, Rannscy Enrnliurt, Carver Sears, Larry Stockillnn, lion Nichols, Adolph Spalndler, Bob Nidcffer. Netted Result Precision and timing are essentials for good ten- nis form as demonstrated by varsity letterman, Ron Nichols. H 4. S 5 l .Q , f W 4 ' B ,, B J- l-,: -.1,Q , fmfrf if - -I' , Wit? -L -' Q ' W . 5515345 -A Q, fj ' , ,.r1g,1 I y X - 'lm I f is B ,wr A M '- -. 3 -wg y I ,. ,T it , V ,,,,, ' . f 1-f., on Ly sf f rt A . .F , ,lilwpu ft. Mfulwffvwpiwwigw 6 sip X pp than . W.. mf., A V 1 www 5. Sy, l - W , , - l I nm' Nab V A W, 4, ff fm . ,'v,:'l'lbx. :A 2 'F Y Bean Carter, a well-known figure High-jumper Raleigh Hanley clcars thc aronnd campus, is a hard-working track- bar with high flying ease in a practice man as well as a fino football player. session. Off to a good start by placing high in their meets is VARSITY TRACK. Row 1: Phil Safforcl, manager, Bob Brown, Bcan Carter, Ron Hon, John Baker, Joe Carccs, Tcrry Scott, Engcnc Arcllnnccs, Hugh Fordyce, manager. How 2: Coach Bob Tnttlc, Halcigh Manlcy, Larry XVhclan, Lcc Davis, Pihl McMahon, john Graeser, Dick Nyc, Bob Nallcy, Tom Ellcnhcrgcr, Coach Jack Smith. 8-. -144- NW triding Glor faw.s? x ,J v ....... mix, ,D gn 1 ., 'fm .ik if - .-.yyxg X Y ' ' l N: 1 ighj 'kixjgf wk N Q ll 'l'llnXCIK: XYith wings on thvii' fcvt, thi-y striclv towiu-fl victmy. Row l: Phil Szlfforcl, lllAlllilgi'I', Dam Yi-tu, NYa1lly Nli'l'l1ll'l1lIKl, Loc xvilllivf, Bill Millcr, YVuync- llmlw, Dzivv Slwim-r, lhigh lfuixlyvv. inzzimgvr. limi' 2: liicluml cllllllllllgllillll, Adolph Cawilnllcli, .luhu cl2ll'L'l'S, john clI'1ll'Sl'l', Cary Curnmn. Xvilyllt' Cowiii, Dennis VVi1lsl1, Dick Sngvr, Ken Stimlvy. Row 3: Cualvli -luck Smith, lfvstus l'owvll, Arclvn XV11lta-rs, llurry AI'IllStl'0llg, Tvrry Oslmoru, Jim ldppiiicutt. Dick Nyv. l 0I'llLllIll0 BUSIIZI, Cuzlcli Bob rllllttll'. L1 ' xx., ,, fr ms Un-an as-5 uct 'l'li.'XCK: Yfith ii liirgv ln-ann uml lots of lmrcl xuwkcrs, thu couclu-s luok furwzxrcl to in-xt j'l1llAlS ll'1lIll. lion l: llhil Slllilllllll, lllilIlllgl'I', Auglistinv Dv Los Santos, Allvn l'rm-tor, 'l'o1n 'l'ulli-nl, Nlilw liuncll, Daw Quulls, lliigh l o1'clyu', IIl1lllL1gl'l'. How 2: Lccm Duty, -lolm Kvzliw, lvrry 'l'lml1u's. llvli' .-Xsimnlais, Kvn 'l'aiylur, R011 Killlflllllllll, Dim llvsts'r, llcmulnl lh-i-ily. Cn Th Cindered Cval --lla Sparkling in the limelight, the C.A.A. OF- FICERS are, left to right: loyce Bennett, pnlmlicity, Ann Heck, treasurer, Linclu Stewart, vice-presiclent, Delmliie Duffield, presiclent, Cliris Olson, secretary, Leslie Pierce, point recorder. Versitile, Vital, Planning GAA. activities for ul-ter-scliool lionrs, tlie C.A.A. BOARD works to encourage every girl to pzlrticipate in il sport. llow 1: Snsy Gustaf- son. jean Prolmsco, Ann Ileck, Leslie Pierce, Deblmie lluffield, Lin cl il Stewart, Chris Olson, -loycc Bennett. liow 2: blncly Xlcllree, Neclrzl Liggett, Xlunreen Stevens, Gayle lloliweclclcr, Vera Foote, Slmron Tliompson, Lincla Morris, Dorothy Asi- nialiis, Suncly VVilliums. -HG- n,,,. QQ- Always tllere to lend lLlXlLL rn l 1 lulping lulncl are tllc Slielton, Nlrs. Moore. How Annu Lupton And arled ,-if sw One for the money, two for the showg anyone for tennis? Well, here we gol Row 1: Carolyn Plannette. Ann Colmlm, Mrs. .lean Moore, Sandy lugolcl, Leslie Pierce. How 2: llelen Prosser, Susan Watson, P e g g y Edwards, jane Nichols, Pain Cragg, Korleen Angus, Carole Ann Boll. llow 3: lloherta llohin- son, Gwen Foote, Marge Tur- nage, Gayle liohwedder. Dorothy Asiinakis, Neva jo Mann, Diane Quigley, Pam Matsen, Terri Cooper, Doro- thy Bryson. Girl's Sports Add Excitement The hvst wav to learn is Uraetice under expert tute- lage. Hockey enthusiasts find plenty of action, when two teams get together. La ting kill And Friendship 'flu' ALI,-STAR BASKETBALL team rcprescnts tlw top baskctlmall players in thc sm-nior gym classcs. liow 1: Carolyn Plamlc-ttc, Mary Comcz. Sandy llov, Diana Ingolcl, .Ioan Nuxum, Sandy NVilliams, Carol Dodds, Dc-lmlniv llllffic-lcl, Nlarilyn Murphy, Pc-ggy Eclwarcls. .IOAIII1 Anclcrson. liow 2: jcan l'12lllSli0ll. Shivla Tolman, Patsy lJll'l'Cl', blcam-ttc Cassidy, Nanny Svvclancl, llosic Bravo. Diam- l.ouclm-rlmack, l40l'l'tt21 Duncan, Clcvte Carr, Doc Ballard. llow 3: llutlm 'lhorpnx lX'l1lIll'l'l'lI Stc'x'c'ns, Nlaxim- Bloclwr, .Ioycc Bclmc-tl. .Iamf llickson. Lynn lloopvr, Carol lmrcnxaua, -Iucly SLlllSl3lll'y, tlanct Cignctti, Suv Nash. liromcla lCx'c-rson, Donna Diggs, lmslic llic-x'c0, Nancy Kull, joan lYl'l'SOll. .11--x -mm,-ant fm -143- -,Mmm BUNVLINC has an 1-agvr anal skillful following, un- rlvr thc- 1-xpcrt lm'zulm-rslrip ol' 3-liss .-X. Ifivlll. XYl15l.' Uvclra Clayclon gm-is llw hall umlm-r way. Miss Ffvlcl looks sum- of an strikv. Reward G. A. A. Participation BADMINTON is an all-weather sport. ln- doors or outdoors it helps to develop grace and eoordination, and at all times provides the challenge and relaxation that comes from enjoyable activity. .G Linda Rankin, Marilee Davies, Diane Quigley, and Sharon Brewer wait for their turn to play, While Mrs. A. Lup- ton records the scores. lf - U f Each Activit Relaxing, refreshing, and invigorating, SWIMMING appeals to the young at heart. Once developed, this skill has an ageless allure. V.S.H. has many ardent fans, and the TRI-COUNTY SWIM MEET, held here this year, drew an in- terested following-in spite of the cloudy Weather. An interested side-lines Watch Leslie Pierce in her award-win- ning swimming act. -150- , ,wfis.j'N Lined up after a success ful day, these award win ners represent the top per formers in the TRI-COUN TY SNVIM MEET. Brings Sparkle T Life Active in all sports, these proud LETTERWOMEN have earned their school letter for their after-school participation in the sports program. They are, smilingly. from left to right: Linda Stewart, Leslie Pierce, Nlaureen Stevens, Patty McCaslin, Kay Han- sen, Sandy XVilliams, Vera Foote, Sara Sue Flannery, joyee Bennett. Virginia Sager. Barbara Craeser, Deb- hie Duffield and Nlrs. Anna Lupton. ANVARDS POINT SYSTEM 100 points - C.A.A. member and sweatshirt certi- ficate. 300 points - C.A.A. pin certificate. 600 points - Letter, sweater, certificate and invi- tation to join Letterwoman. 1,200 points - VU pin certificate. l00'? attendance in any one sport-emblem is given in that sport. Ql00f?2 attendance allows two nights absence for illness only.D -151 :Z Our congratulations to the Class of 59, and especially to the stuff of the Year Book who Worked hard to make this hook a cherished part of your high school life . . . and to give Ll lasting history of the memorable days at V.S.H. mfum Qvrinfinq 6 fjqef l800 Thompson Blvd. Ven+ura J' R K 'ul The ideal clothing ensemble for every occasion is found at IACK ROSE. 597 East Main Street. Linda Cone, Dixie Mullen and Eileen Walters enjoy shopping at IACK ROSE for all their clothing needs. IACK ROSE V ' ' ' ' , entura s leading fashion authority, has created an atmosphere so pleasing to shop in you can shop for hours without tiring. ...S -nf. '51 Need Tools? See, OCO TOOL CO. lB95 N. Ventura Ave. Miller They'll serve you with pleasure. S afar.. ' an-.Wk 8-2885 'Wx S. Iudy Latham is a good looking girl and also cr very smart girl. Iudy saves money by making her own clothes. DONSON SEWING MACHINE STORE. 145 E. Main loved helping Iudy learn those extra tricks to sewing. DODSON features the terrific name brands in sewing machines. See them. Bart Crosby receives instructions from his father, Mr. Crosby, on how to fill a prescrip- tion. lVlr. Crosby is proud of the excellent service rendered by MISSION DRUG STORE. f is Hfpgfsx 19 E. Main, Along with their superb service -eq they give SGH Green Stamps. if True comfort and superb styling can be found in the Pontiac for 59. Our A.S. B. President, Gerry Mandell, found comfort not only in the car, but in the roomy trunk. Every family should have a luxurious Pontiac. Pontiac makes driving effortless. For your Pontiac see MCCONICA MOTORS. 2260 Thompson Blvd. Iust like a girl, more interested in the salesman than the merchandise. Yep, that's Carole Hetiron. COUNTY CAMERA SHOP, 440 E. Main carries the finest in Camera supplies. County Camera offers 24 hour photo finishing service. So, see them today. B Ryu ,,, .Mi 'rl Q 4 49x i Vicki Selman and Ginger Webb enjoy shopping tor special beauty items found at WOOL- WORTH'S, 414 E. Main. WOOLWORTI-i'S lea- ture not only a complete line of beauty items, but hardware and also a lunch counter for your convenience. sg K. it . f I ...nn - as . . ' ss N '. i A Wx.. There's a bright spot in IENSEN'S BAKERY, 387 E. Main. Pam Mahin really goes for those scrumptous goodies just as everyone does. Iensen's are proud to help you on special occa- sions with their specialty, hand decorated cakes. ., k. . YN in 51 With pride Linda Hartield models a fabulous watch from the selection found at MILL'S IEWELEITS. 401 E. Main. MII.L'S carry all those special giit items. They olier easy terms for your convenience. -be Ime- Getting ready to enjoy good food are Betty Nunez cmd Sharon Drake at KOFFEE POT CAFE, l751 East Main. KOFI-'EE POT CAFE serves only the finest food. Don't take our word for it, round up the family, and head on down to the KOFFEE POT CAFE this evening. Brenda Morris seems to enjoy helping Tom Mack select a shirt from the latest styles featured at VENTURA DEPARTMENT STORE. 304 East Main. Smart dressers always shop at VENTURA DEPARTMENT STORE. Well. you oughta know, you're a smart dresser, aren't you? I like this print, says Suzanne Kruze as she selects material at CLARK'S YARDAGE. 2464 East Main. All smart girls make their own clothes and all smart girls shop at CLARK'S lor all their sewing needs. Q-X -ASX VENTURA AUTO ELECTRIC Corner ot Main and Ventura Avenue Modern Equipment Pick-up and Delivery in Ventura MI ller 3-8603 Brenda Everson selects a watch from the gorgeous selec- tion featured at STELLER'S IEWELERS. 437 E. Main, STEL- LER'S are proud to assist you in selecting a gift for any occasion. Be sure and see S'l'EI.LER'S. Karen Shellebearger loves modeling. Karen especially enjoys modeling clothes from MARY MlCHAEL'S, 2715 E. Main. All girls on campus know MARY MICHAEIXS carry the latest in fashions to please all girls. Shop in the pleasing atmosphere oi MARY MlCHAEL'S. Penny Hantman has that special touch as she styles Deanna McAullife's hair. VENTURA BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1790 E. Main offers the career for you. Why don't you visit the VENTURA BEAUTY SCHOOL and let advanced students style your hair to please. 0 C5KUfM7'0 1 ' gl I W -..... . . u 'U' 01.01, 3 r J' I-ms.. Wn.. . , F ' , 'w..a.,,. gil ugwvgi E .. , f A ' M I zu, - n r A R . 1 i 1 . ' r um ' . 3 . ' Ahh-sql Z. . A . M , ' ' '- - , . X cfm. , . Why not stock up on Coke, Pat? Pat Alexander seems to be lost in the huge COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., 2314 Thompson Blvd. You'll have to agree it certainly is a fabulous place to get lost. There's nothing like to frosty bottle of Coke. -157- Jw, if -Q., Nr-ff' M3311 ie.. ...M ' i '-s.. 'L Roberta Garrick at, CROW-GARRICK CO., INC. Welding Supply Serving the tri Counties 1885 North Ventura Avenue Drink J .,,, . Stay young and fair just as Iudy Stockman cmd Chuck Taylor are doing. They're enjoy- ing the right reireshment, PEPSI COLA, from PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO., 1237 Olive. No party or festivity is complete without PEPSI COLA. Stock up today. ii av'-r i is as t xi? ' , with lim ..., 'rg ei FG, ,Ar N-.7 it X B 4 1 Y There's nothing like the srnell ct lreslry baked bread. Especially bread from FROS- SER'S BAKERY. 159 N. Ventura Avenue. Co'- leen Kennedy, Barbara Ejurman and Lynda Freekson are enjoying a tour oi P3OSSER'S. You don't have to tour PROSSER'S to enjoy their bread. Stop at your nearest market. Oh boy, we're going to enjoy some music in Hi Fi from T.V. SERVICE, 2304 E. Main. Margie Walton loves good music especially on a terrific Hi Fi from T.V. SERVICE Lend an ear all you cats. Now if you dig Hi Fi the most, you bug on down to T. V. SERVICE. Cool, mon, cool. Wow! Down girls. We realize it's a Thunder- bird, but there are many more sensational used car buys at ARROW MOTORS, 2460 Thompson Blvd. ARROW has a complete line of tip top shape automobiles just waiting for you to see. Forgot to mention, that's Bill Teague. He doe-sn't go with the car. Sorry. -ASQ 's ATTENTION SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS All sporting goods and equipment are found at BUENA SPORT CENTER, 2650 E. Main. Remember, only the best in sports equip- ment are found at BUENA SPORT CENTER. See them today. -159 My, that is a good looking handbag, Diane. Diane McCutcheon, one of our outstanding students on campus is also outstanding when it comes to shopping for campus wear. She shops at GRACE SCOTT'S, 574 E. Main. Special attention is given to each girl when she shops at GRACE SCOTT'S, l i Q5 Quite the little shopper, that's Iulie Olson at IUE'S FOOD MARKET, 1947 E. Main. Iulie shops for the finest in food and she knows only the finest is found at IUE'S FOOD MARKET. Girls, help Mom with her grocery shopping by shopping at IUE'S. .I XV. For my next number, ladies and gentlemen . . . all kidding aside, Roberto Cirese really enjoys music from a top name piano found at SLATER MUSIC CO., 1556 E. Main. SLATER can promise you that extra touch to your home with either a piano or an organ. See them, won't you? 0 : M' I , ' fl 'I , V1 l A -Q if .al 'I lr Q-g, ar'-jx ,fxi The latest and smartest in home furnishings are found at FANTASY FURNITURE 1793 E Main St Carlene Barker hnds herself in gorgeous setting of the most modern living . N ' . ' l CI Maori. ff , . room ensembles. Everyone who knows the best quality furniture knows about FANTASY. J F5 If-gg Q-7..Q'u'.jr ,T i q all ,Q K I nn...- Sandy Peterson really likes the idea of not having to do dishes. This automatic dish washer did it for her. The well known dishwuslier is from IOHN TAFT ELECTRIC, 2323 E. Main, where only the best electric products are found. Drop in and see their complete line of G.E. products. Say, who are those good looking men? Why that's Ted Marsh and Ioe Sullivdn. Ted's a pretty smart fella when it comes to good looking clothes, so he shops SULI.IVAN'S. 472 E, Main. Fellas, if you want to look your best all the time, shop at IOE SULLIVAN'S. Huy, YOIIVIO a cute little thing, says Linda Griffith as sho cuddles rr hamster from TEMP'S PET SHOP, l984 E. Main, Everyone should own a pet in order to odd G little ioy to their life. See TEMP'S for either cr pet or pet sup- plies. Nxt? .saw Terry Plank lends Tom Lindsey a helping hand as Tom selects a gorgeous sweater from the selection offered at BRIGI-IAM'S MENS STORE. 573 E. Main. BRlGHAM'S feature top names in men's suits and sport coats. So fellas, see BRIGHI-lM'S today. --emi- W,- ,' 1 io: I SQ fd' X wi ,.f - , I fy? N., - 2-Q.. Q L X 5 'Sv f ,.. . 3 ' W .Q H -N R A Q , . . Ez W - i Q S Q QQ. . X. J ,, .1 ,RX . . , fs X J T 5 W Q .1 6 1 , if Q K Ai 22 + 1 in '55 Q x , -- J, ... : . , L f ' , H. ' Q. ' .. X x f A . A K Q ' ., ' L t . '1 ' ,- N b fxw X 9 fm i M . Khe- W 2 5' A .L S' 'Ft,.4, h ....p aw?fffQ A ' ggiw X S-Xfslni N12 ,.,,1 , N ff Q, gary -wa312mg1,mgzQg,e. . w xffwnww-Jffl x Mai 1 . Q SRXS ix R, . A , Q? -gf, Q X S SSX f-x- Nsfxi' - 5-:SNS . . 1 Xx.,g,-- , J LVM? L ggxww 44? AZWZW7 WW 13? ff fihfhfq mzgmqzzy, WW . -: N N 5 gg :' . V 5 Q ' . R x iii: N N W.,,,.....-w ' -Aii:. 'N........ ,Www .M ,ww s Danny Poush receives instruction on a fabulous camera from ANDERSON PHOTO SERVICE, 2640 E. Main. ANDERSON'S ieature only the best cameras. They also offer 24 hour photo finishing. Now, see why you should see ANDERSON'S for all your photo needs? What an adorable card, says Pat Wigton as she selects from the wide assortment featured at SPROUSE-REITZ. 2686 E. Main. The newest and best variety store in Ventura serves you. SPROUSE-REITZ INC. 'Qin-new 'V ' V. if How gallant! Why naturally, THOM McAN salesmen are always ready to assist you in finding your proper shoe tit. Io Ann Wicks is receiving special care this time. For the best in shoe lines see THOM McAN. 2686 E. Main. if N 'F fl x, +' is Yes, even Marilyn Houghton's bomb receives the finest care possible at GARD TAYLOR RICH- FIELD. 2906 Loma Vista Road. GARD TAYLOR is proud of his modern service station and of its service to the public. -an ju, i . W . , .A th i - . i. y RA Q Q f1 - A f rln f NE Q- K I 1 f fe 1 . 1 fa El - -it-as K ,Q ji '1 ..ks.4,s-- E . X NSE X K N BRAND'S BUENA PHARMACY Sharon Huckaby at Prescription Specialist CARMEN MODES Your Pleasure is Our Purpose Top Fashion Authority 2555 E. Main Ml ller 3-0468 MI ller 3-1911 www s W L- S A Hammond Organ can bring true harmony into any home. Pam Hansen seems to enjoy playing a fabulous Hammond from the HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO, 2994 E. Main. Why don't you visit their Studio and see for yourself. Don't drop a stitch! Whoops. oh well, THE YARN SHOP. 37 California is more than happy to assist Pam Gragg and Velma Swanson. Girls, let the YARN SHOP teach you to knit those all-important socks for your favorite fella, -16 iw file All J 951333 CO .--9' Wuzsry 03 ixefxe + 1-tv.. Tbvlsv ISU' oo 'nusvoa Enjoying a tour of VENTURA COASTAL LEMON CO. are Sandy Born. Rosie Allamillo and Mildred Ranger. At VENTURA COASTAL LEMON they are able to see how the choicest lemons from Tri-county groves are processed to bring you refreshing COASTAL LEMONADE. Everyone enjoys COASTAL LEMONADE so stock your freezer, and be prepared for unexpected guests. Our homecoming queen Dee Ballard knows a good photographer. Naaturally she goes to BOB PIESER for those all important portraits. BOB PIESER PHOTOGRAHPY located at 2545 E. Main is a friend to all the Seniors. Hifi- Familiar spot? lt sure is. All the kids on campus are familiar with MERI.E'S. MERLE'S DRIVE-IN offers the best service available. Order a coke or a dinner. They'll please you. Y We've got 'em big and we've got 'em small. Yes, WARREN GENERAL TIRES. 1050 Thompson, has a tire to fit your car. Vic Wiese and Iohn Baker want us to know WARREN GENERAL TIRE is proud to serve you, no matter how big or small the need. Call them at IVII 12147. 'im' 'Q--Q. K POSTERS OLD FASHIONED FREEZE Frosty Shop MALTS SUNDAES HAMBURGERS SHRIMP f FRIES Mmmmmmmmm delicious! 2126 E. Main MI 3-9020 A Ah, this is the life. Iim Snodgrass and Ion Collins are really taking advantage of the comfort offered by this two-piece sectional at HOFF'S. 2767 E. Main. HOFF'S not only features furniture, but also top names in appliances. Never fear, DON BENSON CHEVRON SERVICE, 2991 Loma Vista Road, will take care of this job in a hurry. Russell Lovell and Iohn Foster appear very satisfied with the service offered by DON BENSON CHEVRON. Why don't you fil1 'er up at BENSON'S? Sally Gorrindo enjoys dancing. Like all smart people do way with GUNSETT Thompson the dance Sally decided to learn the proper expert instruction from the RENE ACADEMY OF DANCING, 2010 Blvd. Don't trip cmd stumble on floor, see RENE GUNSETT ACAD- EMY OF DANCE. 1.0. 168- Comiort is enjoyed by Kathy McNeil at. McNEII.'S FURNITURE Maple and Provincial 2016 Thompson Blvd. INTERIOR DECORATING Draperies Carpeting ,llailt - xi-W The--, HAP'S VALET SERVICE. 70 S. Oak St. is proud to help Peggy Boatright with her dry cleaning needs. HAP'S operates under the personal supervision of Lonnie Hap Lokin- vetz. Don't delay get to HAP'S right away. ll. f V Wf- 0 QV ,Ng fag Q +2-s..l-3?-Q X Y. xv J' Ioanne Hinckley selects dinnerware from the wide selection featured at VENTURA HARDWARE. 66 South California. VENTURA HARDWARE not only carries housewares, but also power tools, Nason Auto and house paints and many more items. Best of all, they give SandH Green Stamps. Fllllof VICTOR EQUUIPMENT COMPANY 1119 North Ventura Avenue Mlller 3-7044 The Fiat Kid herself, Nancy Harris. Nancy finds a world oi pleasure driving the Fiat from HARRIS MOTORS. 2191 Thompson Blvd. Not only is the Fiat lun, but it's practical and very economical. When you invest in cr car. be sure it's the Fiat for 59 from HARRIS MOTORS. -169- M. H. PRICE Paint Contractors RESS STUDIO MODERN PIANO Sully Bess GUITAR - ACCORDIAN Estelle Ress Rentals and Soles 79 So, Chestnut Miller 3-2885 V' M an PIII? 27 S. Painting and Paper Hanging Quality with the right Price All Work Guaranteed Chestnut MI 3-3471 VENTURA BOOK STORE Bibles - Distionaries Fiction - Non Fiction Children's Books 600 E. Main MI 3-4069 --170- 5 ? I :., I .Y-:WW s x QA fi r I ,W Q- . 9. . -5 -Q I' 'f Wt A ,.'3.,.2to r , +-.-- I- 5 . A 4 I X I' X 'LMI - 1 -.LW I 3 ' ELLIOT' FURNITURE. 925 N. Ventura Ave. provides an inexpensive way to furnish your home to please, ELLIO'I S offers a long line of unpainted furniture for every room in your home. A truly modern and unique way to furnish your home. Ventura S1016 Ready for an evening date is Irma Gruen in a luscious looking frock from the selec- tion featured at SCOT'l S APPAREL. 352 E. Main. SCOTT'S is headquarters for Ameri- ca's leading fashion brands. Girls, to look stylish for every occasion, shop at SCO'l'T'S APPAREL. They're sure to please you. 'QV' ., s..-sf- f My, doesn't Mike Trevor look handsome in that smart looking summer suit? Mike's ct pretty snappy dresser, and he knows fine clothes are found at SEAR'S, 2750 E. Main. SEAR'S are noted for being a store for the entire family. SEAR'S offers everything from hardware to a tempting candy counter. Shop at SEI-XR'S for all your needs. DALTON MUNGER co n 1 R AC 1 o H- iNWn' L5Cr 'F 'cle -cnmnncml . ' 'lf3:l ' 5' IESIDENTIM INDUSTRIAL amy , COUPE Rn RE .L-i POINSETTIA BOWL Fully Auiomoftic CAFE OPEN EVERY DAY For all your tires, brake and wheel alignment needs see. COOPER TIRE CENTER 1870 Thompson Boulevard Ventura MI 8-6977 1888 Thompson Blvd. MI 8-6866 -172- Ln- X li E r -nlltfl dl..- lv t. Vncxs s,...l .sk 'v . .559 Q' , ivtflwlrn 9, 0 -Q X. Mg- lj HSM Tm? f W- sfgw, A I s wi, as 6 sp , -f Q l MQggire..:..,s. f -, X. y. ' 5 g-' vfr F ...M N i Q . r I K srt..:.ea. N li , . ' Il gx?I3P N4 is u1 'l ' ' 1 fs ,,, . ,, W - - ,,....,,,,,. 1 f r '35 f '.' X, 1 'i s . . X ,Q,- K if BRAND'S PREESCRIPTION PHARMACY. 49 modern and well equipped pharmacy in Don Adams and Claire Sanford enjoy stock prescription needs to beauty items, BRAND' 8 East Main have made a big change. The most Ventura, is BRAND'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY. inq up on all those necessities from BRI-LND'S. From S will serve you. ....... . -l73- X N lKF Tw Connie Baker and Iean Camp are caught shopping in one of Ventura's outstanding markets H 6 H, 1532 E. Main. H 6 H offers only the finest in meats and fruits and veqetbales. H G H also has bargains which can really ease the worry of heavy food bills. VENTURA COUNTY TOBACCO CO. CANDY - RESTAURANT SUPPLIES DRUG SUNDRIES 249 S. Laurel MI 3-7961 -iw- N Mr. Batten of BATTEN'S BOOTERY, 2717 E. Main seems to be enjoying his talk with Gisella, our exchange student. Gisella likes the smartly styled shoes featured at BAT- TEN'S BOOTERY and so will you. Drop in and see Mr. Batten and step out in style. L. W-,Of ... ffl 1 xi Nh... HECK MOTOR COMPANY World Famous Passenger Cars Station Wagons, Buses, Panels, Pick-Ups 2224Thompson MI ller 3-5474 l 1 l Complete beauty service is enjoyed by Pat Kelley at HOUSE OF BEAUTY, 2110 Thomp- L son Blvd. They offer, permanent waving, hair g cutting, and styling a specialty. Make an appointment now, MI 3-5474. . if f p. X.. .1 V'-,,,,.,. -Q ESX S S iq, A couple oi smart fellas that's Bill Mierding and Ierry Gibson. They're putting their money where it will earn more at VENTURA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 97 South Oak. Don't spend all that loose money, save with safety at VENTURA SAVINGS AND LOAN. Your Key to Safer Driving, that's HOWERY'S BRAKE 61 WHEEL ALIGNMENT. 80 S. California. Don't let faulty brakes cause you trouble. See HOWERY'S and have them checked completely. lt costs so little and will save you much worry. Don't delay, see the safety experts today. LCRQ DUTCH BOY PAINTS Paints, Varnishes, and Enamels L. W. BALSAMO l880 E. Main See them today -176- One of Ver1tura's Finest Restaurants TAYLOR'S Fine Food Open 24 Hours Steaks - Chops - Seafood Delicious Pastry, Taylor Made 3203 Ventura Mlller 8,6222 Y Best Wishes to Seniors CULP'S VARIETY 407 North Ventura Avenue RUSSELL RECORDS 2480 Thompson Boulevard Ventura OPAL FORT CLEANERS ln by IO - Out by 5 Ml ller 3-4462 48 South Chestnut Good Luclc Seniors HICKEY HARDWARE 294 East Main LEON WALKER Appliances and Furniture lI97 Thompson Blvd. Ml ller 8-2877 MARIAN'S INTERIORS Drapery Carpeting Furniture 2026 East Main Ml ller 3-2688 Best Wishes From NewIon's Store for Boys 27l I East Main Ml ller 8-l686 Pittsburg Paints Where to Buy Them Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. I976 East Main Emergency Service Noyes Plumbing Co. I7l8 East Main Ml ller 8-6933 Teeters Bike and Key Shop I764 East Main Ml ller 3-2892 Best ot Luck ROBERT L. MOBLEY Best Wish-es Seniors Mission Service Center I3 North Catalina Ml ller 3-856I ALFRED E. NEUMAN EarI's Gun and Repair Shop 2226 East Main Ml ller 3-6924 178- Skating at its best. SKATELAND ROLLER RINK. 4233 Telegraph Road. Everyone en- joys a night out packed full of fun. SKATE- LAND offers an evening ot pleasure for the entire iarnily. SKATELAND is open every night 7:30 to 10:30 except Monday. Friday and Saturday until midnight. The 1959 Black Gold staff Wishes to thank the following people who gave so freely and generously of their time and talent to make this yearbook possible. While it is impossible to thank, individually, everyone who has contributed, the staff ex- tends its sincere thanks to all who cooperated, especially the members of Mr. McArthur's photography classes. MR. DENNING McABTHUB Photography DANNY POUSH Photography Student MR. JACK CANNITCOTT Los Angeles Engraving Company MR. WILLARD FOWLER Ventura Printing and Offset Company MRS. HELEN McKNIGHT A. S. B. Store MR. MARVIN OLSON Business Department Abrams, Charlene, 38 Ackart, Archie, 61 106 Ackerman, Carl nn, 30. 38, 96 ACKERMAN. LYNN. 16. 17. 36 Adame, Esther. 61, 113 Adams. Don, 31. 75, 130, 173 Adams. James, 36, 38, 132 Adams. Louis, 61, 101 Adams, Pat. 61, 114. 117 Adams, Ross, 75, 130 Adams, Susan, 75, 97, 99, 114. 117 Adema, Sue, 114 Agee, Brenda, 38 Agnor, Judith, 75, 112 Alamillo, Joe, 132, 140, 141 Alamillo. Manual, 75 Alami1lo.Rosie. 61, 166 Aldrich, Douglas, 75 Alexander, Patricia, 61, 131, 133. 157 Allen, Dona, 61, 99, 103, 105 Allen, Jon, 57, 100 Allen. Pe99Y. 75. 113 Allen, Richard. 61, 102 Allen, Teresa, 61 Almond, Cindy, 38 Alpenia, John. 31 Altiq, Charles, 75 Amar, Janice, 61 Amar, Joann. 61 Ancell. Claudia. 61 Anderson, Barbara. 38 Anderson. Carol, 29, 61, 94 Anderson, David, 75, 143 Anderson, Prank, 61 Anderson,Iosephine, 38. 148 ANDREWS. ELETA. 23 Andrews, Robert. 38 Andrews, William, 106, 112 Angus. Korleen. 75. 113. 147 ANGWIN. JAMES. 17 ANSON. HERBERT. 17 Applegate, Kenneth. 61 Arant, Carolyn, 75 Archer. Ronnie, 88 Arellances, Eugene, 38, 126, 144 Armstrong, David. 61 Armstrong, Gall, 61, 97 Armstrong. Harry, 75, 130. 139. 145 Armstrong, James, 61, 139 ARNOLD. A. A.. 23 Arnold, David, 38 Arnold, Deanna, 38, 112 ARNOLD. RICHARD. 20 Arnold, William, 38 Ashburn. Judy, 61 Asimakis. Dorothy, 61. 97, 146. 147 Asimakis, Peter, 75, 145 Atkinson, Thomas. 61, 101 Aubert. Adrian, 61 Avants. Charles. 38, 126, 129, 132 Avants, Norma, 75 Avilez, Joe, 61 Ayers, Jere, 61 Ayub, David, 61 Baerg, Robert, 31, 61 Baiiord, Barbara, 38 Baker, Constance, 29, 56, 174 Baker, Gloria, 38, 105 Baker. Johnny, 31, 61, 144, 167 Baker, Patricia, 38 Baldwin, Robert, 75, 102, 108 Ball. Stephen, 38, 102 Ballah. Jean, 75 Ballard. Dee, 28, 29. 38, 120, 148. 166 Ballard. Mary. 62. 112 Ballensky, Gerald. 75. 102, 106 Balsamo, Gale. 38 Bambridqe. Patricia. 61 Bamiord, Judith. 60, 61, 94. 96, 97 Bandy, Janice, 61. 105 Bangs, Don, 75, 101 Bangs, Jack, 134, 139 Barajas, Ignacio, 62, 137 Barbee, Troy. 75 Barker, Charlene. 75, 160 Barker, John, 75 Barrett, David, 75 Barrett. Michael, 75 Barron. Arthur, 75, 95, 130. 141 140. Barrios, Julia. 38, 105 Bartee.Mike, 75, 142 Bartholemew, Richard, 75, 106 Bartholomew, Judith, 39 Baskin, Roberta, 75, 113 Bartlett. Douglas. 75 Basua, Fernando, 29. 75. 145 Basua, Pila, 97 Batelaan, Larry, 61 Bates, Gary, 56 Bauer, Patricia. 29. 75 Bauqher, Frank. 75 BBGUCHCUW. Barbara, 75, 113 Becerra, i uel, 39 BECKER. HEJLEN. 22 Beckbam,..Nancy...75 Beckman, Bonnie, 75, 113 Been, Linda, 39, 91, 96, 112 BEGUELIN. HILDA. 22 Bell, Carole, 32, 74, 75. 147 Benesch, James, 61, 102 Benjamin, Lorette, 75 Bennett, Joyce, 28, 30, 39, 94, 146. 148. 151 Bennett. Thomas. 60 Bendtschneider, Charlotte, 61, 101 Benson, Leanna, 75 Bensor. Emelia. 75 Benzien. Ann, 39, 112 Berard. Michael, 61 BERBERT. DAVID. 21 BERCAW. IMOGENE. 18. 112. 113 Berger. Jerra, 62, 101 Bergstrom. hristine, 75 BERGSTROM. MARVIN. 20 Berkshire. Patricia, 61 Berland, Naomi, 39 BEVANS. BONNIE. 18. 146 Bicker, Barbara, 75 Biggie, Michael. 61 Biggie. Pat. 75 Bills, Cheryl, 75 Bird, Sharon. 113 Biven, Karen, 61. 109 Bize, Jacqueline, 68 Biurman. Barbara. 30. 32. 158 Blankenburq. Milton, 130 Blankenship, James. 61, 108 Black, Nanci, 94, 99 Blaclrstoclt. ettlr. 61 Blair. Dennis, 3 . 39, 108 Bledsoe, Richard. 75 Bledsoe, Stan, 61, 95, 130, 132. 137. 141 BLOCHER. 1. W.. 23 Blocher. Maxine. 39, 148 Boatright, Peggy, 27, 39, 94. 97, 103. 168 Boggs, Robert, 39 Bonn, Kenneth. 39 Born, Sandra. 166 Borrell. Robert. 39. 95, 126. 127. 128. 132 Boucher, Gene, 75 Bounds, Frederick. 62, 130 Bounds. Ralph. 62 Bovee, Mike, 28, 76 Bowles, James, 39, 106 Boyce, John. 61 Boyd, Judith. 75 Boyd, Sharon. 57 Brackroq, Paul, 39, 112 Brackroq. Robert. 61, 104. 112, 130. 139 Bradbury, William, 62, 114, 117 BRADFORD. N.. 23 Bradley. Douglas, 62 BRAMHALL. SOP1-IIA. 17, 91, 98 Bravo. Rosemarie, 39, 148 Brazier, Carl, 106, 112 Brewer. Sharon, 99, 149 BRIDGES. G. I.. 23 Brigham. Barbara. 29, 76, 99 Briner. Robert. 65 BROCAW, WILLIAM. 21 Brown, Betty. 76 Brown. Jane. 113 Brown, Robert. 39. 144 Brown, Timothy, 39 Bruce, Silas. 39 BRUTON. WAYNE. 21 Bryant, Charles, 57 Bryant, Roy, 57 Bryson. Dorothy, 76, 147 Bryson, William, 61 Buck. Charles, 39 Buckland, Julia, 39 Buford. David, 130 Bullington, Betty. 76 Bullington, Charlene, 40 Bunch, Donald. 62 INDEX Burdick, Mary. 62 Burgess. Billy, 62 Burgess, Bobby, 62 Burris, James, 40, 106 Busby. Gary. 40 Bustamante. Alice, 62 Butcher, Phyllis, 62 Butler, Arnold, 62, 101 Butler, Mary, 40 Butler, Steve, 62 Buttler, Ramona. 62, 105 Cahill, Karen, 62 Caid. Mike, 76 Cain. Jana, 62, 97 Callahan, Pennelopy, 76 Camp, Jean, 29, 30, 57. 174 CAMPBELL. GORDON. 20 CAMPBELL. HAROLD. 20 Campbell, Martin, 102, 117 Campbell, Sally, 40 Cappas, Diana, 76 Cappas. Gerald, 62 Carlos, Edward, 31, 40, 140, 141 Carmona, Rachel. 76 Carnine. Judie, 62 Carnine. Shari. 62 Carr, Cleette, 40. 148 Carr, Steven, 62. 94, 104. 108 Carter, Beau, 27, 33, 36. 40, 95, 98, 126, 127, 128, 132. 134, 135. 144 Carter, Betty, 40 Carter. William. 40 Case, Sue, 62. 93, 94, 99, 103, 109. 112 Cass, William, 62 Cassidy, Jeanette, 40, 148 Cassirer, Claude, 62, 143 Castor. Jeanie, 62 Catlett. Lloyd. 78, 114 Cecil, Bryan, 142 Cecil, Fred, 31, 40, 95. 126, 128. 132 Cecil, Judy, 76 Centeno, Eugene, 40, 137. 140, 141 Centeno, Larry, 138 Cessna, Charon, 40 Cessna, Janet, 62 Champlin, Carolyn, 63 Chan, Jimmy, 57 Chancellor. Linda. 62 Chaney, Paula, 28, 29, 31, 32. 60, 62, 94, 96, 97 Chapman, Ronnie, 76, 130, 141 Chapman, Wade, 76 Chase, Harry, 76 Chavez, Evelyn, 76 Cravez. Gregorio, 76 Cheadle, Karen, 76, 97, 99 Chilcutt. James, 63 Cignetti. Janet, 40, 148 Cirese, Roberto. 28. 36, 37. 40, 94. 99, 103, 112, 142, 160 Clark, Toni, 40 Clarkson, Carol, 62 Clevenger, Wayne, 57, 104 Cloninqer, Thomas, 71, 100, 114. 117 Coalwell, Paul, 78 Cobb. Anne, 28, 76, 147 Cobos, Carmen, 76 Cobos, Paula, 76, 113 Coburn Charles, 62, 106 Coburn. Michael, 77, 106 Coggeshall, Janet. 62, 104 Collins, Jon, 27, 31, 40, 99, 167 Collins. Robert. 62 COLSON. O. O.. 23 Colston, William. 77, 130 Coltrin, Cla ton, 57 COLVARD. YJILDRED. 23 Colvin, James A., 78 Colvin. James L., 40, 94, 108, 23 Condit, Janice, 40 Condit. Marilyn, 77. 101 Cone, Linda. 26, 27, 29, 41. 92. 96. 99. 109, 112. 153 Connell. David. 41, 100 CONNELI.. LAURENCE, 15 Conner, Eleanor, 62, 96, 112 Connick, Robert. 77 Connor, Ruth Ann, 60, 62, 131. 133 Cook, Edward, 95, 130 Cook, Gary, 41, 101, 142 Cook, Mary Ellen, 60, 96 Cooper, Jane. 41 Cooper, Richard, 41 Cooper, Terri. 76, 97, 116, 147 Core, Judy, 41, 100, 109, 112 Cornwell. James, 76 Corona, Angelita. 57 Corona, Mary, 77 Corsaw, Bonnie, 62 Corsaw, Shirley, 41 Cosenza, Carolyn, 63 Cosgrove. Colleen, 61, 99, 103 Cotner, Warren, 76 Coulson, Christopher, 78 Cowan, Ann, 77 COVZQN. JAMES. 21, 130. 139, COWART. JOHN, 16, 17, 108 Cowell, Thomas. 63, 139 Cowger, Bruce, 77, 100. 142 Cowgill, Norman, 77, 138, 141 COWGILL. VERNITA. 22 Cowin. James, 77 Cowin. Wayne. 77, 145 Cox, Charles, 76. 143 Cox, David. 41 Cox, Martha, 62, 97, 100 Cozby. James. 41 Crawford, Steve, 62 Crawford, Tom, 101 CRAWFORD, VIVIAN. 16, 21, 99 Criss. James, 63 Criss. William. 41, 92 CROMWELI.. DAISY. 16 Crosby, Bartley, 31, 63, 112, 154 Cruden, Kenyon, 63, 95 Cryder, Roxie, 77, 97 Culbertson. Carol, 77, 104 Culbertson, James, 90 Culbertson, Judith, 28, 30, 63, 93, 99, 103. 109 Cummings. Laralie, 77 Cunninqha Cunningha m, Betty. 41 m, Richard, 126. 130. 145 Curci, Melvin, 57 Curry. Marilynn, 60. 63 Curry, Pamela, 30. 36, 41, 92 Curtis, Carol, 41 Curtis. Linda, 77 Cusegyt, Robert. 30, 41, 90, 91, . 99. Dacayana, Danielson, 104. 123 Benjamin, 114 David, 63, 126, 130 Danilovs. John, 77 Danilovs, Maija. 63, 99, 112 Danner, Shirley, 77 Darneal, Dinah. 78 Darneal, Linda, 41 DAVENPORT. MARION. 19, 94 Davidson, Gary, 101 Davies, Marilee, 77, 112, 149 Davis, Bennie, 41, 95. 126, 128 132 Davis, Billy, 130. 139, 141 Davis, Kenneth. 31, 41. 126, 123. 132 Davis, Lee. 63. 126, 128, 132, 134. 135, 144 Davis. Leonard. 63, 101 Davgi Martha, 32, 74, 77, 90, , 99 Davis, Rodney, 63, 101 Davis, William, 41 Davison, Linda, 41, 94 Dawes. Larrg, 30, 41, 102 Dawlinq, Re ecca, 77 Deardori, Phillip, 77 DeForest, Peter, 42, 94, 106 DeForest, Steve, 78 Del-iarven, Carolyn, 63 Deihl, Douglas, 108, 109 Dela Cruz, Amelia, 77 Delano, Fred. 77, 142 DELEO. JOHN. 21. 130 De Los Santos, Augustine, 145 Delsecco, Richard, 57 Dennison, Michael, 77, 101 Dent, Charlene, 77, 113 Denzel, Robert, 77 DePuy, Barbara, 29, 63, 94, 96 Dewing. Marilyn, 77 Dickenson. Corlene, 105 Dickson. lane, 42, 94, 97, 149 Diebolt, Suzanne, 103 DIEDRICH. BELLE, 23 Diener. Susan, 62 Diggs, Donna, 42, 148 Dillehay, Sandra, 63, 96, 99 Dillon, Michele, 77, 97, 99 -179- Distl, Adam. 42 Doan, Janet. 77 Dodd, Monte, 77 Dodds, Carol, 42, 112, 148 Dodds, Linda, 42, 91, 98, 112 DONADIO. BLASE. 19 Donaldson, lack, 77, 102 Donathan, Carolyn, 57 Donohoo. Patty, 77 Donswyk, lanet, 63, 112 Doran, Dianne, 77 Dowd, Charolyn. 42 Downs, lean, 8 Downs, Robert. 77, 101 Drake. Larry, 78 Drake. Sharon, 78, 156 Fields, Ann, 71 INDEX Figueroa, Rodney, 31, 36, 43, 126. 128, 132 Fisk, Carol, 74, 78 Fisk, Charlene, 78 Fitch, Gary. 43 Fitzmaurice, Iames, 79, 108 FITZMAURICE. VICTOR. 21 Flaherty, Terra, 78 Flannery, Sara Sue, 27, 30, 33, Drake, Wayne, 145 Dreiling, Constance. 78 Dr den, Barbara, 78, 113 DJGAN, EL12ABE'1'H. 22 Dullield, Deborah. 27. 30. 33. 42, 94, 99, 146, 148, 151 Dullleld, Diana, 78, 116 Dukas, Deanna. 113 Duke, Clayton, 42 Duncan, Lauretta. 42, 96, 97, 43, 94, 96, 97. 151 Fleming, Ianet, 78, 113 Fleming, Leone, 78 Fleming, Sharon, 63 Floyd, Tom, 78 Fly, Ellen, 43 Fly, Ronald. 102 Fondersmith, Dave, 78 Foote, Gwen, 78, 114, 115, 147 Foote, Vera, 43, 94, 109, 146, 151 Ford Robin, 63 Fordyce, Hugh, 78, 144, 145 Foster, Ierry, 78 Foster, Ion, 43, 104, 167 Foster, Marilyn, 78 101. 148 148 DUNCAN. R. W.. 23 Duncan, William. 63, 117 Dunn, Marlie, 29, 63. 94, 96, 99 Duntcn, Helen, 30, 112 Duran. luanlta, 63 Duran, Raymond. 31, 42, 85, 98, 132, 137. 140. 141 Durbin. Philip, 78 Duty, LaVonne. 78. 103 Duty, 78, 114, 117, 138. 145 Duty, Ragmond, 42, 114 Dwight, anny, 31, 42 Dyer. lack. 42 Eqkin, Ronnie. 78 Earnhart. Ramsey, 31. 42. 95 121, 132, 143 Eaton, Lance, 130 EATON. WINIFRHJ. 23 Edwards, Larry, 42 Edwards, Peggy, 28, 30, 42, 97. 116, 147. 148 Edwards, Verna, 63 Egolt, Linda. 78, 114, 117 Eggert, Steven, 78, 100. 108 Eichelberger, Beverly, 78 Elgin, Brenda, 63 Elgin, Constance, 78 Ellenberger, Tommy, 31, 63, 126, 129, 132. 144 Ellis, Artie, 63. 97, 102, 103 gigs, games. I- 'GUY' Ellis, Thomas, 78 Elliott, Lucille. 28 Elswick, Dennis, 78 Emerson, Iames, 78, 138. 142 Emerson, LaVerna. 78 Emory, Russell, 42, 101 Engle, Lois, 78 Engle. Roger, 43 Epperson, Iohn, 130 Erben, Barbara. 30. 78 Erwin, Donald. 78 Erwin. Eddie. 43. 137 HBRIDGE. CHARLB. 23 Escareno, Camille. 28, 78 Eskridge. Lana, 78 Esplnoea, Mable, 78 Espinoza, Frances. 78 ETCHART. ROBERT. 21 Evans, Barbara. 78 Evans, Carolyn, 63 Evans, Charlotte. 57 Evans, Marlene, 78 Evans, Wesley. 43 Everson, Brenda. 43. 148. 157 I-Iverson, Steve. 30 Ewing, Karen, 43, 92, 122 Pain. Iames, 64 Faulkner, Ierry, 63 Fauskee, lean. 43, 148 Fehn. Iohn, 78. 102. 108 Ferguson, Cleta. 43. 112 mon. Michael. 78 S, ROBERT. 16, 17, 93, 84. 88 FERRY. GENE. 23 Feyma, Iudith, 78 1-'e ma. Susanne. 78 HAD. AILEEN, 19, 105. 146. 148 -180- Fourek, Steve, 63 Pouch, Steve, 112 Fowler, Iames, 63 Fox, Iohn, 63, 94 Franklin, Andrew. 104. 108 Franklin, Iohn, 63, 94 Franks, Rolletta, 79 FRASER. GEORGE. 16. 126 Freerlrsen, Lynda, 74, 76, 158 Free e, Thomas, 29, 31, 33, 43, 94, 95, 98, 132, 134, 136, 143 Freitag, Nancy. 79, 99. 101 Fremlin, Diane, 63, 97 Friesen. Maxine, 30, 79 Graisbeir, Barbara, 44, 96, 99, Graeser, Iohn, 27, 31, 60, 64. 95, 130. 144. 145, 151 Graf, Arthur, 102 Graqq. Martha, 44 Gragg, Pamela, 79, 147, 165 GRA1-IAM, HAROLD. 20, 94 Graiewski, Day, 64 Grange, Burnell, 64, 94, 95, 102. 126. 130. 141 Grarigqe, Phillip, 31, 79, 102, 0 Grant, Nomian, 44 Grassle, Karen, 26, 28, 29, 44, 96. 109 Graves, Danny, 80 Gray, Pamela, 79 GRAY. R. W.. 12 Green, Phillip, 64, 108 Greene, Donna, 64, 99, 103 Greeniq, Dale, 44 Griilieh, Linda, 44, 109, 112, 1 1 Griggs, Patricia, 79 Grinton, Philip, 44, 106 Grove, Barry, 80, 130 Gruen, Irma, 29, 30, 64, 94, 96. 171 Gustafson, Susan, 29, 30, 32, 64, 97, 100, 146 Guzman, Daniel, 44, 126, 129 Guzman, Rachael, 44, 133 Gyalog, Nancy, 64 Hackie, Patricia, 81 HAGGARD. ROY...22 Hale, Tom, 65, 132, 142 Herting. Stephen, 64, 93 Hess, Kenneth, 80 Hess, Nancy. 45 Hess, Robert, 65 Hester, Donald, 80, 130, 145 Hexberq, Kris, 80 Hibbs, Iohn, 142 Hickey, Richard. 64 Hicks. lames, B0 Higginbornam, Kay, 65 , 114 Hinckley. loann, 32, 36, 45, 169 Hirsch, Karsten, 80 Hittson, Iudy, 65 Hobbs, Bill, 80 Hobbs, Jim, 45 Hobbs, Iohn, 45 Hobbs, Warren, 80 Fuhr, Iames. 64, 102 Furgo, Diane, 112 Fussell, Fred, 43 GAGNON. RICHARD. 21 Gale, Earl, 57 Gallagher, Franklin, 106 Gallagher, Roseann, 79 Gallinger, Barbara, 27, 26, 29, 43, 92, 94, 96, 123 Gallinger, Gerald, 28, 29, 30, 32, 79. 95 Gallison, Diane, 90. 103 Gallo, Glynn, 113 Galloger, Phil. 64 Gambell. Patricia, 57 Hall, Charles, 79 Hall, Iames, 80 Hall, Ianice, 44 Hall. Rhoda. 64 Hamilton, Judith, 64 Hamilton, Ralph, 80 Hamman, Carl, 44 Hammer, Carol, 64 Hammer, David, 65 Hammer, Iacqueline, 79 Hammonds, William, 65, 102 Hampton, Sheridan, 44 Hansen, David, 64, 104 Hansen. Kay. 30. 44, 97, 103, 116, 151 Hansen, Linda, 79, 97, 99 Hansen, Meridith, 79, 99, 116 Hansen, Pamela, 36, 44, 94, 97, 99, 165 Garces, Iohn, 79, 130, 145 Garces, Ioseph, 64, 132, 144 Garces, Virginia, 43 Garcia, Linda, 83 Garcia, Manuel, 114, 117 Garcia Peter 66 Hanson, Spencer, 65 Hantman, Penny, 64, 93, 157 Hapke, Laura, 29, 45, 96, 112 Harbert, Iohn, 64 Hariield, Linda, 28, 79, 155 Harris, Hugo, 65, 142 Gardner. George, 79. 112 Gardner, Thomas, 102 Garibaldi, Adolph. 145 Garman, Cary, 64, 145 Garner, Christine Olson. 29, 50, 94, 115, 116. 146 Garrick, Roberta. 64, 102. 158 GARRISON. MARGE. 23 Garvin, Harold, 64 Gastauer, Paul, 64, 130, 138 Gates, Del, 43, 126, 129 Gaustad, Linda, 76, Harris, Nancy, 45, 169 Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Hartley, Hatcher, Hatcher, Havens. 96, 1 Edmund, 79 Mary. 65 Orland, 80 Pollyanna, 65 Ianice, 45 Thomas, 79 William, 64 ann, 29, 65, 93, 94, Hayes, Jean, 45 Hays, Ilene. 64 Gaydon, Dedra, 60, 113 63, 100, Geroy, Gary, 63 Gibson, Ierry, 43, 98, 143, 175 Gibson, Sue. 74, 79 Giddings ,Arthur, 43 Gideon. Betty, 64, 102 Gilbert, Claudia. 29, 44, 90 GILBERT. HARRIET. 22 Gilden, Iohn, 64, 101, 130 Giles. Winamary, 64 Gill, Iune, 64, 93, 94 Gilmore, Iohn, 64 Gilmore, Roy, 31. 44, 95, 132, 134 Gist, Iudith. 44 Glasscock, David. 28. 102, 130 Glenn, Marilyn, 64. 112 Glynn. Mary. 79 Glynn. Ronnie. 44 Gott, Glenna, 28, 64, 109 Gomez, Edward, 64 Gomez, Mary, 44, 99, 103, 148 Gorden, Lgnda, 64, 105 Gorrindo, ally. 29. 60. 64, 169 Goudriaan. Dorothy. 79 Gould, Robert, 44, 95 Hays, Walter, 45 Hazeltine, Catherine, 45 Hazeltine, Richard. 45 Heath, Ellen, 57 Heaton, Ionh, 32, 95, 102 Heck, Ann, 60, 65, 94, 96, 97, 146 Heck, JoAnn, 65, 105 Hee. Betty, 45 Helller, Elizabeth, 29, 61, 94, 99. 109 Hellron, Carole, 29, 45, 90, 96. 155 Helbling, Susan, 27, 28, 29, 31, 45. 94. 133 Henderson, Michael, 60, 64, 130 Henderson, Richard, 79 Henson, Evelyn, 79, 103 Henthorn, Vernie, 65 Hodgson, Grace, 36. 45. 132 1-iottlund, Sharon, 45 AOGAN. B.. 23 - Hogan, Robert, 45 Honman, Randy, 80 Holland, Ioe, 45 Holloway, Ierry, 80, 130 Holloway, Larry, 65, 130 l-lolmes, Connie, 65 Holmes, Susan, 80, 97 Holt. Garrett. 64 Holt, Sterling, 101 Holtzclaw, Sue, 99 Holub, Judith, 65 Hon, Ronald, 57, 126, 128, 132, 134. 135. 144 Hood. Gary, 45 Hooper, Lynn, 29, 46, 148 Horne. Gail, 32, 74, 80, 120 Horton, lames, 65 I-IORKON. MONROE. 19 Houghton, Marilyn, 65, 164 HOUSE. HAROLD. 17 Houston, Judy, 27, 29. 32, 46, 96. 98 Houston, Willey, 138 Howarth, Dennis, 46 Howdeshell, Cynthia. 29, 30. 65. 94. 120 Howe, Mary, 30, 32, 36, 46, 94, 112 Howery, Ierry, 46 Huckaba, Linda, 80 Huckaby, Sharon, 36, 46, 165 1-Iuddleston. Nancy, 46 Hudgens, Larry, 80 Hudson, Gary, 80 Hudson. Raymond. 80, 106 Huliman, Nancg, 30, 80 Hughes, lean, 0 Hughes, velma Overstreet. 50 Hulce, Richard, 65, 126, 132 Hungerford, Richard. 80, 99, 100. 103 Hunt, Pamela, 46, 103 Hunter. Charlotte.l13 Hurst. Gcgyle, 68 Huskey, dward, 80, 106 Huskey, Randall, 46, 134, 135 Hustead, Danine, 81 Hutchinson, Larry, 130 Hyatt. Dianne. 80, 113 Ingold, Diana, 29, 30, 36, 46, 148 Ingold, Sandra, 81, 112, 147 Ingold, Steve. 80 Ingram, Raymond, 65 Irvin, Larry, 87 Isbell, Pau . 81. 102 Ivanov, Lore. 65 Iverson, lean, 112, 148 lack, Richard. 65, 142 Iackson, David, 114 Iackson. loanne, 113 Jackson, Paul, 65, 94, 112 Jackson, Sharon, 113 lacobs, leiiery, 65. 94. 106 Iacobsen, Ted, 80 lamar, Jacqueline, 46 jarnar, Stephanie, 80, 90, 108 Iames, Merlin, 46 Iames, Theodore, 65 Janzen. Ianice, 60, 64, 94, 96, Hernandez, Mercy, 84 Hernandez, Ross, 64, 114, 117 Hernandez. Santos. 114 Hernandez, Trevinkle, 79 Herrmann. Patricia. 80, 113 Herron, Gerald. 63. 95, 134. 135, 140. 141 Herron, Ioyce, 45 99 IARAMILLO. LUZ. 20 larrard, Charlotte, 81, 113 Jeffrey. Ierrga 81 Iehnke. Bar ra. 65 Ienkins, Patricia, 81 Jennings, Wayne. 80 Iensen, Susan. 92 Iensen. Jeanne, 65 Jensen, Norma, 67, 68 Jensen, Stephen, 80, 142 Jewett, Charlene, 80, 90, 99 Johns, Leanne, 80 IOHNSON, CHRISTINE. 19 Johnson, Dorothy, 66 Johnson. Elisabeth, 28, 29, 30, 65, 94, 96 Johnson, Lonnie, 66 Johnson, Sheila, 80 Johnson, Sharon, 81 Johnston, Lani, 66, 99, 103 Johnston, Willa, 81 66 Jones, Diana, Jones. Homer, 67 Jones, James, 66 Jones, Judie, 28, 113 JONES, L. ., 12 Jones. Peggy, 66, 117 Jones, Ra ph, 66 Jones, Renee, 46, 97, 116 Jones, Ronald, 46 Jones, Sharon, 46 Jones, Terry, 66, 142 Jordan, Dan, 66, 138, 143 Jue, Edna, 32, 46, 97, 99, 100 Jus, Ethel, 28, 32, 66, 99. 100 Tue. Howard, 66, 104 Junq, Darrell. 106 Kaiser, Donnie, 80 Kaufmann, Ronny, 80, 117, 145 Kay, Pamela, 80 Keane, John, 81, 142, 145 KELLOG, LEONARD, 23 KELLOG, L. W., 23 Kelly, Lawrence. 81, 102 Kelly, Patricia, 57, 99, 175 Kemp, Marilyn, 81 Kennedy, Barton, 81 Kennedy, Colleen, 81, 158 Kennedy, Earl, 72 Kent, Patricia, 67 Korner, Rosemarie, 82 Kerns, William, 81 Kile, Virginia, 81, 109 Kllpartick, Jerry. 46, 126, 128 Kimbrough, Sharon, 46 King, Michael, 66, 94 King, Veronica, 81 Kinyon, Jerry, 81, 114 Kirby, Burl, 66 Kirk, Margaret, 81, 116 Kirk, Roger, 66 Kirkland, Larry, 81 Kirkpatrick, Sandy, 66 Kiunke, David, 81 Klatt, Charles, 108 Kleyn, Barbara. 46 Klippert, James, 81 Knaak, Anthony, 81 Knopt, Perry, 8 , 104 Knowles, Bonnie, 66 Kohlhass. Beverly, 66 Konecnyf Linda. 30, 81 Kopec, enneth, 95, 102, 104, 134, 141 Korman. Patricia, 66, 93 Korn, Bob. 108 Kosdon, Franklin, 58 Kraetsch, Keith, 66 Kruse, Steven, 81, 99, 102 Kruse, Suzanne, 29, 47, 156 Kuhn, Joyce, 66 Kull. Nancy, 47, 92, 94, 96, 98, 148 Kunz. Penelope, 81 Kuster, Linda, 81 LaBarthe, Robert, 47 Lachine, Dennis, 81, 102 Lackey, Phillip, 102 Lackie, Patricia, 113 Latioon, Ian, 66 Lamb. Billie. 66 Lambert, Doug, 81. 114. 130 Lambert, Llo d, 67, 126, 132 Lambert. Richard, 66, 114, 130 Lambeth, Charles, 47 Lamkin, Pam, 66 LaMonte, Barbara, 47 LaMonte, Richard, 81 Lanf.g7Char1ene, 30, 32, 60, 66, Lanser. Michael, 66 LQPP, Patricia, 67, 101, 113 Lara, Daniel, 66, 112 Larramendy, Lorraine, 29, 36, 47, 96 LARSEN, VINETTA, 19 LaSalle, Darlene. 66 INDEX Latham, Judith, 29, 30, 32, 47, 90, 91, 96. 154 Lathan, Robert, 67, 112, 142 Lathrop, Judw 47, 97 LAURENCE, . PAUL, 20, 28 Lawhon, Darrell, 66 Lawhon, Steven, 66, 95, 138 Leach, Eloradell, 66, 103 LEAVER, ETHEL, 19 Ledesma. Frances, 60, 66 Ledesma, Gloria, 81 Lee, Nancy, 47 Lendo. Raiylmundo, 81 Leonard, oise, 47 Leoni, Janean, 47 Leslie, Ian, 81 Leslie, Jerry, 66 Leslie, Larry, 66 Leslie, Roy, 66 Lester. Kenneth. 28, 81, 99 LEVENS, HERMIONE, 22 Levey, Vicki, 82 Lewis, Linda, 47 Lewis, Lowell, 47, 101, 132 LEWIS. W. MANLY, 21, 97 Liggett, Nedra, 81, 146 Lindsag Thomas, 47, 112, 161 Lingo, ennis. 67 Lippincott, James, 66, 143, 145 Lippincott, Mary, 74, 81 LITTON. ESTHER, 20 96 Livingston, Lee, 81 LLOYD, FRED, 18. 141 Locey, Robert, 58 Loclrett, Charles, 66 Lockett. Roberta, 82 Lockwood, Patricia. 81, 101 Lofthus, Carolyn, 29, 67, 94, 96. 112 Long, David, 47, 109 112 Looman. Gerald, 47 Lopez, Antonio, 47 Lopez, Connie, 67 Lopez, Ronald, 47, 126, 129, 132 Lopez, Victor, 67, 130 Loree, James, 47 Lorenz, Peqqy, 32, 47, 93 Lorenzana, Carol, 48. 148 Lorenzana, Lenore, 67 Lotton.Howard. 81, 101 Louderback. Diana. 48. 148 Louderback, Richard, 67 Lounz, Peggy, 113 Lovell, Russell, 48, 167 Lovett, Gene, 114, 116 Low. Elmona, 81 Low, Sharon, 67, 94. 96. 112 Lowe, Christopher, 81, 114 Lowe, Roger 81, 130, 141 Lowes, Wayne, 67, 130, 132, 141 Lucas. Gary. 67 Lucas. Richard. 82 LUKES, ALYSMORE, 18 97 Lunde. 1.oren, 48 Lundgren. Dennis, 30, 69, 105, 108, 116 Lundv. Bill. 48 Lunsford. Karen. 48. 112 Luoold. James. 71 ANNA, 20. 146, 149, Lupton. Edward. 31, 81 102, 130. 139, 141 Lusty, Eber, 81, 142 Maaskant, Elisabeth, 82, 109 Mabry. Mary, 81, Macauley, Tim, 67 MacEwan, Margaret, 30 Macias, Conception, 67 Macias, Virginia, 48 Mack, Ronald, 48, 102, 105 Mack, Thomas, 48, 94, 98, 156 MacLeod, Finlay, 48 MasMi11an, Christie, 68 MacNE1L, EISIE, 22 MacNeil. Susann, 29, 30, 67. 93. 94 MACOMBER, WILLIAM, 21 Maddison. Melvin, 67 Madrid, Maryann, 30, 32, 48, 99. 100 Magilsrgeno, Joseph, 68, 126, MAGGIPINTO, JAYNE, 19 Maguire, Thomas, 67, 104, 143 Mahin. Pamela, 29, 30, 67, 155 Maiewski, Ronald, 81 Mags, Laurel, 82, 112 MA ELL, E., 23 Mandell, Gerald, 26, 27, 28, 48, 94, 95, 126, 128, 129, 132, 140, 141, 154 Manley, Raleigh, 67, 144 Mann, Neva, 82, 147 MANUEL, CHARLES, 19 Markle William, 48 Markley, Beverly, 81 Marks, Eugene, 82, 141 Marks, Garry, 82 Marks, William, 87 Marquis, Charlotte, 48, 97 Marquis, Elaine, 60, 66 MARRA, ALPHONSE, 18. 28 Marrs, John, 32, 48, 92, 98, 142 Marsch, Sydney, 67 Marsh. Denny, 82, 102 MARSH, SAMUEL, 20 Marsh, Ted, 30, 67, 94, 95, 139, 142, 161 Marston, Robert, 67 MARSTON, RUTH, 23 Martin, Frances, 26, 67, 93 Martin, Gerald, 46 Martin, Phillip, 82 Martin, Sue. 67, 99, 103 Martinez, Domingo, 71 Marvin, Mary Ellen, 67 Mascaro, Dian, 48, 94, 97 Mata, Anna Maria, 67 Mathews, Eules, 142 Mathews, Tim. 93 Matsen, Pamela, 82, 97, 147 Maurer, Camille. 67, 103 Maurer, Fred, 82, 112 Maurer, Susan, 48, 103, 112 Maxwell, William, 48 Mayfield. Carmen, 48, 103 Mayfield, Carroll, 82 McAR'l'1'1UR, DENNING, 20 McAuliffee, Deanna, 60, 67, 103, 157 McBride, Carolyn, 82 McCaslin, Patricia, 67. 91, 151 McCauley, Tipton, 106 McClaran, Robert, 49 McClure, James, 67 McCONNELL, ELOISE, 18 102 McConnell, Louise. 62 McCormick, Janet, 82 McCormick, Joan. 82 McCormick, Judith, 82 McCormick, Mike. 82. 141 McCown, Michael, 112 McCoy, Martin, 49, 93 McCrary, David, 82 McCurley, Ronald, 49 McCutcheon. Diane, 26, 27, 49. 96, 98. 160 McEgan, Judy, 49 McEwan, Richard, 49 McFarland. Wally. 82, 145 McE'ERRAN, CLIVE, 23 McGaugh, Barbara. 82 McGinley, Helen, 67 McGuire, Tommy, 82 McHenry, Laurene, 82 Mcllree, Judy, 32, 82, 146 McKay, Gerald, 49 McKay, Kathleen, 32, 74, 83, 97. 99 McKeown. Shirley, 86 McKINNEY, WILLIAM, 14, 98 MCKNIGHT, HELEN, 22 McLure, Maree, 82 McMahon, Philip, 49, 95, 126. 128, 132, 144 McMillan, Daniel, 67 McMillen, Janice, 83 McMillen, Wayne, 67, 130, 141 McNeely, Janet, 82 McNeil, Kathleen, 58, 116, 122, 168 McPherson, Robert, 49 McReynolds, Richard, 82, 130 McVicar, Bob, 31, 82, 130, 141 Mcvlgcggers, Dwayne, 67, 112, McWilliams, Carol, 82 Medrano, Alice, 67 Medrano, Virginia, 49 Meierding, Thomas, 82, 104, 117, 142 Meierdinq, William, 28, 449, 93 94, 109, 126, 175 MELZER, RENE, 17, 96 Menick, Bruce, 67 Menick, Lynn, 82 Messersrnith, Roger, 82 Metcalfe, Susan, 83 MEYER, WALTER, 16, 18 Michael, Betty, 82 Michael, Garrie, 29, 49, 97, 106, 112 Michalopoulos, James, 67, 101, 103 Miiorez, Consuelo, 49 Mikuls, Gerald, 30, 60, 67 Mikuls, Melvin, B2 Milam, Theresa, 67, 101 Millard, Robert, 49 Miller, Carolyn, 49, 114, 117 Miller, Diane, 49 Miller, Donald, 82, 102 Miller, Joanne, 82 Miller, Kay, 49 Miller, Kenneth, 82 Miller, Loman, 68, 114, 137 MillTk7Mariorie, 49, 109, 114, Miller, Willam, 82, 130, 145 Milner, Roslyn, 105 Minster, Lynda, B2 Mohr, Charles, 68, 101 Molina, William, 67 Monau, Jack, 88 Montgonmery, Barbara, 28, 29, 49, 131, 133 Montgomery, Dale, 82 Montplaisir, Patrick, 83 Moon, Calvin, 102, 104 Moore, Barbara, 82, 99, 101 Moore, Carolyn, 68 Moore, Elizabeth, 49, 94, 97, 99 MOORE, JEAN, 17, 30, 146, 147 Moore, Richard, 93 Moore, Suzanne, 36, 50, 90, 94 Mora, Luis, 50 Mora, Margaret, 83 Mora, Robert, 68 Moraga, Rosita, 50 Morales, Mary, 67, 83 Morris, Brenda, 50, 156 Morris, Edward, 50, 126 Morris, Marlene, 83, 112 Morris, Linda, 50, 146 Morrow, Janet, 113 Morton, Julie, 50, 112 Moss, Jeff, 116 MOTTER, RICHARD, 17, 115 Mouser, Willam, 67 Mullen, Dixie, 28, 50, 153 Muller, Steven, 83, 114, 117 Mllllikih, Mary, 28. 32, 68, 96 Munqer, Diana, 83 MUNSELL, MARY, 14 Murphy, Charlene, 94, 96, 99, 103, 112 Murphy. Marilyn. 50, 148 Murphy, Terry, 83 Murphy, William, 68, 141 Mun. Fred, 142 MUSICAL, WALTER, 16, 18 Myers, Helen, 96, 97 Myers. Laurel, 30, 83 MYR , J. N., 23 Nalley, Robert, 29, 32, 50, 144 Nash. Susan, 50, 90, 148 Navarro. Angie, 83 Navarro, Judith, 68 Neal, David. 68 Neal. luck. 27, 31. 50, 94, 95. 98. 104, 109 Neary, Alexander 83, 130, 141 Nechochea, Roy, 58, 114 Nelson, Betty, 72 Nelson, Pegg , 50 Nelsnii Ronald, 83, 114, 117, NELSON, ROBERT, 18 NEMSON, EDWARD, 15, 16 Ness, Faye,Ann, 104 Ness, Sandra, 83, 103 Newlun, Loy, B3, 130, 142 Newman, Donald, 83 Nicely, Lucy, 72 Nichols. Jane. 29, 30, 94, 97, 147 Nichols, Richard, 83 Nichols, Iilgginie. 59, 95, 98, 132, Nideffer, Robert, 50, 143 Niebuhr, Claude. 83 Nielsen, Dewe , 68 Nierengarten, Richard, 83 Nisbet, Sharon, 83, 103 Norton, Frank, 83 Nunez, Bette, 74, 83, 101, 156 Nuzum. Joan, 148 Nye, Margaret, 83 Nye, Richard, 27, 30, 31, 74, 83, 95, 139, 144, 145 Nye, Thomas, 50 -181- Re nolds Robert. 84 O'De1l, Tim, 83 OGDEN. G. I... 18 Ogle, Sharon. 83 Oqletrie, Connie, 72 Older, Leon, 94, 106 Oldham, Batt? 68. 116 Olive, Kennet , 83 Olmstead. Susan, 68 Olson. Donald. 83. 102, 106 Olson, Iulie, 84, 160 OLSON. MARVIN. 7. 19 Olson, Sandra, 93 Ontiveros. James. 83 Ontiverol. Ieannette, 83 Orm, 1-'lo d. 139 Ormsb ,l'laro1d, 83, 97, 112 Ortiz. fudg, 68 Ortiz, Mic ael, 50, 126, 129, 140. 141 Osborn, Antonette, 84 Osborn, Terry, 84, 145 Osbom. Bonnie. 83 Otwell, Diann. 72 Overfslt. William, 58 Overstreet. Pegqy. 83. 113 OWEN. PERRY. 19 Owen, Sondra. 50. 115 Pagett, Iohn. 50, 94, 112 Palnnri. Ioyce, 51, 94. 96, 114. PANGBORN. GLADYS. 22 Pappas. Themes, 51, 108, 109 Paregien, lerxx, 68, 93 Park. Gene, 6 Parker, Kathleen, 83, 112 Parker, Thomas, 51 Parrish. Charles. 72 PARRISH. MASON. 20. 97. 104 142 Pate, Jerry. 137 Patelzick, Michele, 84 PATTEN. BRYCE. 18 Patton. Wayne, 68. 112 Paul, Ronald, 31, 68, 95, 126. 129, 132, 140, 141 Pax, Sharon, 51, 94, 99, 112 Payton, Carol, 30, 51, 97. 104. 115 Payton. Wayne. 83 Peasley, Larry, 69, 94, 103, 104, 142 Pederson, Richard, 51 Peebles. Ron 69 Pemberton. ike. 69. 94 Pendergrass, Mollie, 84 Penny. John, 69 Percy. Peter, 69 Perez. Dorothy. 69 Petersen. Gai. 83. 97 Peterson, Barbara, 29, 69, 102 Peterson, Elroy, 133 Peterson, Rebecca, 83 Peterson, Sandra. 28, 29, 30, 31. 36. 109. 112. 161 Petegslon, Sherrill, 29. 51, 94, Petrie. Keith, 31, 69, 112. 126. 130 Pettit. Irene. 30. 83 Plau, Connie, 69 Phelps. Robert. 69 PhilliPP. Pamela, a4, me Phillips, Don. 69 .':'.:i::fP-- .ll i i I. e . . ranflrs, gimn. za Phillips, Sharon. 72, 102 Pierce, Leslie. 36. 51, 121, 146 147. 148. 150. 151 Pierce, Patsy, 51, 103, 148 Pierce, Terry, 51 Pina. Al, 69. 139, 140. 141 Pina. Ferando, 51 PINKERTON. PETER. 15. 22. 31 Pitts, Daniel. 51 Plagemann. Peggy, 69, 112 Plank, Terry, 51, 09, 112. 117. 16 Plannette, Carolyn. 51, 100. 147, 148 Plannette. Cathryn. 84 PLUMMER. ELEANOR. 18 Plummer, Victoria. 74, 84 Poe, Sharon, 69 Politis, Iohn, 83 Pollard, Phillip. 104 Poole, Bill. 83 Poole, Lee. 69 Porter. Carolg 69 PORTER. IA . 19. 100 Porter. Iudy. 87 -182- INDEX Porter, Iudy Norris. 36 Porter. Wayne, 84 Posenke, Helen, 51 Potter, Iames, 51, 114, 116, 117 Potter, Pamela. 28, 69, 94, 112 Potts, Philip, 84, 102, 106 Poush Daniel, 51. 164 Powell, Diane, 51 Powell. Festus, 84, 145 Powell. Patricia. 102 Powers, Paul, 52 Powers, Yvonne, 69 PRIEST. DONALD. 12 Probasco, lean, 69, 94, 97, 146 Proctor, Allan, 84, 145 Prosser Helen, 31, 74, 84, 147 Pruitt, Mary lo, 64 Pruitt, Michael, 69, 114 Pulido, Michael, 84 PUMPHREY. MARY. 23 PYLE, Barbara, 84 Qualls, April, 52, 94, 112 Qualls, David, 69, 138, 145 Quiqq. Roy, 84 Qui?:g', Dianne. 84, 97, 147. Rachees. Ioanne, 84 RADCLIFPE. ERIC. 19. 103 Radford, Diane, 29 Raffetto, Shackley, 69, 130, 132. 142 Raffetto, lane, 84 Raines, Michael, 84, 108 RAITT. RALPH I., 12 Ramirez, Christine, 84 Ramirez, Francene, 52 Ramirez, Gilbert, 69 Ramirez, Iohn. 52, 126, 128, 132 Ramirez. Iulian, 52, 101, 162 Ramirez, Manuel, 116 Ramirez Vir inia 84 . Q . Ramos, Rachel, 69 Ramsey, Clyda. 32, 84 Rangel, Iohn. 130 Ranger, Mildred, 84, 112, 166 RANGER. PHILIP. 12 Rainkin. Linda, 84, 149 Ranniger. Ioyce. 84 Rathlon, Sally, 52, 123 Ray, Ion, 52 Rea, Diana, 69, 97 Reamer. William, 69 RECORDS. GLADYS. 18 Redlearn, Ronnie, 84, 130, 141 Redline, Iim, 69, 97, 126, 130, 142 Reed. David, 84 Reed. Edward. 84 Reed. Rebecca. 84 Reed, Timothy. 52 Reed, Wilma, 52 Reedy, Howard. 84. 114, 117, 138. 145 REGAN. JESSE. 23 Read. Iames, 106 Reimal, Patrick, 52 Renshaw, Iames, 69 Reyes, Barbara, 84 Reyes, Minerva, 84 Reynolds, Iacgueline. 84 RICE. FRED. 23 Richards, Don, 52 Richardson, Leroy. 84 Richey. Dennis. 84 Richey, Lawrence, 84 Riebe, Michael, 69, 101, 104 Riekki. Roger, 69 Riggins, Sheila, 69. 105 Rigsb , Charles, 52, 106 Rios. Daniel, 84, 114 RIT!-INER. ROBERT. 18 Ritson, Spencer, 52, 112 Roach. Hal, 108 Roach, Michael, 84, 130, 145 Roberts. Robert, 84 Robertson. Sherl'y.84 Robinson. Deanna, 52 Robinson, Ioseph, 112 Robinson, Kenneth, 52. 108 Robinson, Nancy, 32, 74, 84 Robinson, Roberta, 84, 147 Robison. Susan. 84 Rockhold, Forrest, 52, 116 Rodenbaugh. Bonnie, 69 Rodgers. Rodgers. Iohn. 84 Llo d, 31. 36, 52, 92, 94, 95. 98. 132, 143 Roe, Sandra. 148 Rogers. Charlotte, 52, 93, 99 Rogers. Harry 65, 130 Rohwedder. Gayle, 28, 85. 146, 147 Roland, Mike, 130, 141 Rolin, Karen, 69, 113 Romer. George. 85. 130 Romero, Yolanda, 52 Roper, Russel, 74, 85, 102, 137, 141 Ross, Sandra. 30. 85, 99 Rothwell, Iudy. 52 Rowell, I. B., 53 Rowland, Michael, 85 Rubottorn, Lawrence, 53, 114. 117 Rule, Carolyn, 53 Rusetos. Barry. 58 Russell. Gerald, 102 Russell, Val, 85 Rust. Sammie, 85 Ryan, Ianice, 53 Sabin, Nota, 85, 97, 99, 114. 117 Sabine, Diane, 85, 113 Sacher, Michael. 53 Salford, Phil, 144, 145 Saffran, Philip, 85, 102, 114, 117 Sager, Richard, 74, 145 Sager, Virginia, 57, 94, 96, 99, 103, 122, 151 Salisbury, Iudith, 28. 53, 92, 98. 148 SANDAU. RICHARD. 18 Sanders, Carol, 53 Sandoval, Anita, 86 Sandoval, George, 85, 114 Sandoval, Teresa, 85 Sands, David, 86 Sanford. Claire. 70, 94, 96, 173 SAUL, ARNOLD. 21, 197, 143 Saulmon. Sharon, 85 Savala. Edith. 85 Savala, Tommy 56 Sawyer. Charles, 28, 70 Saylor. Zoelane. 53 Scharl. Susan. 85 Schiavone. Gail. 28. 85 Schleiderer, Pamela, 85, 97, 103 Schrnela, lack, 53, 100 Schmidt. David. 86. 106 Schmidt, Shirley, 70 Schmitt, David. 130. 137, 141 Schocken. Anita. 94. 96. 99 Scholtz. Susan, 28. 58, 92, 98 Schroeder, Ianet. 70 Schultz. Mary. 85 Schulze. David. 85. 114, 117 Schugg, Stephen, 53, 94, 114, Schwartzman. Ianet, 70, 103 Schwarz, Mary, 53 Schwede, Heiner. 85, 104 Schweiss, Carol, 97, 99 Scott, Diana, 28, 53, 109 Scott. Glen. 53, 100 Scott, Terry 70, 144 Scurlock, Richard, 53, 101, 102 Searl. Lloyd. 85. 190, 139 Sears, Carver, 70, 143 Sears, David, 85, 102, 104,143 Sechrest, Sarita, 53 Seeley, Donna, 85 Seery, R 53 Selman, y. 30. 70. 93. 112, 155 Senior. Dorothy. 103 Seright, Eleanor, 86 Seveland, Nancy, 53, 148 Seymour, Gary. 85 Shamblin, Billie, lean. 85. 113 S1-IANNAHAN. MICHAEL. 21. 108. 109 Sl-IARP. IAM M.. 12 Shaw, Patricia, 86 Shearer, David, 85, 130, 145 Shellabarger. Karen, 53, 94, 133. 157 SHELTON. MARTHA. 18. 146 Shephard. lean. 28. 30. 70 Sherrick, Linda, 86 Shipley, Richard. 68 SHIVELY. CHARLES. 18 Showen, Bette. 70. 101. 113 Shrum, Carl, 85, 102 Sibona. Linda. 32. 70 Sickels. Rolland, 70. 106 Sieminski. Iarnes. 86 Sigmon, Nancy, 29, 36, 53 Simons. Martha, 53 Simpson, Delores, 84 Simpson, Ronald, 54 SIMPSON. WAYNE A.. 13 Sims. Thomas, 54 Sitton, Charles, 70. 114, 117 Skeels, Michael. 86. 116 Skeeters, Iimm , 130 Skill, Peqqy. 25, 70 Skinner, Craig, 54 Skinner. Vllrrnia. 85 SLAGLE. C UDINE. 18 60. 105 Smith, Billy, 85, 101 Smith, Brian, 54 Smith. Dolores. 54 Smith, Donald, 85, 106, 112 SMITH. HARRY. 17. 104 SMITH, IACK. 16, 126, 144, 145 SMITH. I. R.. 23 Smith. Leora, 70, 99, 103, 109 Smith, Oliver, 54 Smith. Richard. 70 Smith. Sammy, 85 Smith. Sandra. 28. 70 Smythe, Ellery. 70. 102 Smythe, William, 58, 91 Snibley. Leonard, 54 Snider. Sherri, 112 Snodgrass, Iames, 54, 134, 135. 167 Snow, Ieri, 54. 113 SOLANO. CLAUDE. 23 SOLANO. I. E.. 23 Sonnenburq. Iudy. 119 Sewers, Ivan, 85, 130, 141 Spandler, Adolf, 85, 130, 143 SPANG. NAOMI. 23 Sparks. Linda. 70 Spaulding, Shirley, 86 Stafford. Gary. 54 Stallings, Dorothar, 86 Stamps, Edna, 8 STANDARD. H. W.. 16. 18 Stanley. George. 54 Stanley, Kenneth. 30. 54, 94, 98. 103, 126, 129, 145 Stanley. Larry, 86 Startas, Susan, 113 Stark. Carol, 70 STARK. HELEN. 22 STATER. GORDON. 18 Stay. Ioan, 86 STEAD. IO1-IN, 21 Steele, Michael, 86 Stephens. Mary lane. 70 Sterling. Robert. 86 Stevens. Lanhan. 54. 114 Stevens, Maureen, 54, 94, 146. 148. Stevens. Stewart srswsirr. c.. sl, za Stewart. 151 Robert. 86 Dennis 86. 141 Linda, 29. 30. 54. 113. 1 Richard. 86 146. Stewart. Stewart, Still, Diane. 88 Stockman, Iudy, 85, 158 Stockman, Lawrence, 27. 31, 70. 94, 95, 126, 128. 132, 143 Stone, Nicki, 54 Stone. Patricia, 60. 70, 112. 131. 133 Stone, Roy, 86, 102 Stork. Iohn. 54 Stover, Dennis. 70 William. 70 STREAT. DONALD. 19 Stretch, Frank, 106 Strolny, Richard. 54, 108 Stroud. Stephanie, 54, 97 Stuart. Mary. 30. 54 Stutler, Ieannette. 86, 97 Sullivan, Billy, 96 Sullivan, Sheila, 55 Sunshine. Michael, 86, 102, 137, 143 Supan, Robert, 86. 130. 142 Suraf. Connie. 70 SU'l 1'LER. LEE. 23 Sutton. Stephen. 70 SWANSON. ROBERT. 18. 143 Swanson, Velma, 28. 30. 86, 97, 165 Swim, C1 de, 70 Swinqle, Patricia. 70. 93. 112 Tabor. Ronald. 71, 114 Talaugon, Patricia, 87 Tallent, Thomas, 145 Talley, Virginia. 55 Talmage. Iirnmy, 86 Talmage, Richard. 86 -1-., 1.,,j Yancey, James, 72, 142 Tappan , Buddy.86, 130 Tarrnan, Anne, 71, 97 Tauber, Valerie. 29. 30, 32. 60. 71, 94, 96. 97 Taylor. Carol, 86 Taylor. Charles. 70. 158 Taylor. Dennis. 86 Taylor, Dorothy. 71 Taylor, Eileen, 71 Taylor. Karen, 86 Taylor Kenneth, 87, 130, 145 Robert, 71 INDEX Vaughan. Thomas. 86 Verkuil, Ioan, 71 Vervoorn. Bert, 71, 130 Vestal. Sharon, 71, 116 Vivtor, Gary, 71 Voigt. Deronda, 29, 30, 32, 71 Votava. Janice, 55, 94 Votava, Ieilrey. 87, 130 Wagner. Ion, 72 TAYLOR. WARREN. 16. 21. 101 Teague, William, 31, 55, 126, 27. 132. 159 Teeters. Lawrence, 86, 102, 112 Teilerteller, Iudith, 30. 32, 71, 96. 97 Teieda, Renaldo, 71 Tennyson, Elisabeth. 71, 105 Teperano, Patricia, 86 Teyma Sue. 103 Thatcher, Andrew, 71, 95, 126, 130. 137. 139. 140. 141 Therriault, Carolyn, 55 Theurer, Steven, 74, 87, 99 Thomas. Ierry, 64. 126. 130, 138. 145 Thomas, Terrie, 87, 97 Thompson. David. 86. 102. 108 Thompson, Dennis. 71, 114, Th 126. 13122142 71 om son, a , THOIYPSON. GKIYRRY. 22 Thompson, Richard, 71, 112 Thompson, Sharon. 86. 146 Thompson. Sherron. 87 Thoniison, Tim, 87 Tl-IO AU. DIANE, 16 Thorp. Ruth, 58, 148 Thorson, Patricia, 55, 96, 97 Thrash. Edzyth. 55 Thurston. ecllie, 87 Thurman. lim, 71 Tlllllon. Sue, 88 Timberlake. Millie. 86 Tindall, Michael, 71 Tobias. Carole, 86, 97, 112 Todd, Elaine, 71 Todd. lorry, 31, 74 95. 130. 137 Tolrnan. S ella. 55, 97, 148 Tomasovlch. Suzy, 60. 71, 102 Topplno. Kenneth. 87 Torman. Anne, 28 Torres, Evarlsta. 71 Tovey, Michael. 142 Town, Ianet. 87 Tracy. Bernard, 71, 101 Trapr, Linda, 87 Travlzh Charles, 55. 116. 122, Trevor. Mike, 31, 55, 95, 100. 132. 171 Trevors. Richard. 86 Triqqs Ianlce. 71 Trom, lohn, 87 Trone, Glenda, 72. 102 Trout. Gail, 55, 108 TUFT8. FANNIE. 19.. 20 Turnaqe. Lindon. 55 Turnatge, Margaret, 30, 87. 112. 14 Turner. Dorothy, 55 Turner, Howard, 86 Turner, Thomas, 87, 130 'l'U'.l 1'LE. ROBERT. 16. 17. 134. 144. 145 Tyner. Philip, 72 Udd. Richard, 28, 55 UNDER!-IILL. MERLE. 19 Urenda. Margaret, 71 Valine, Catherine, 87 Vallne, Dianna, 55 Valk. Henrlette, 55, 112 VanDorn, Carolyn. 71 Vaneqas. Jackie. 87 VanEvery, Diane, 28. 29, 87 Vanltlletre, Dale. 31, 87, 114, 117. 143 VAN METRE. DONALD. 17 VanOrder, Sandra. 55 Vanwlnkle, Tlliord. 71 Van 1, Sylvia. 32, 71 Vanxandt, Karen. 87, 112 VanZant. Lee. 28, 93 VAN ZANT. GOLDIARIE. 22 VAN ZANT. 101-IN. 21 Varela, Iris, 71 Vasquez, Herbert, 71 Wagoner, Richard, 87 Walker, Charles, 71 Walker. Circie, 71 Walker, Daniel, 60, 71. 93 Walker, Donald, 31, 55, 109, 112. 116, 117 Walker, Ierry. 139 Walker, Lee. 145 Wallace, Aida. 55 Wallace, Linda, 87 Wallet, Dave, 55 Walsh. Dennis, 87, 145 Walters, Walters, Walton. Arden, 130, 145 Eileen, 56, 98, 153 Karen. 87 Walton, Margaret. 56, 159 Ward, David. 87 Woolworth, Sandra, 56 Wooten. Ailene, 56 Worley, Mary, 113 Worthley, Iudith, 56, 112 Worthley. Nancy. 74, 87 Wright, Allan, 101 Wright, lohn. 93 Wyatt, Larry, 72 Wyatt, Linda, 72 Yanez, Florence, 87 Yanez, Fred. 31, 60, 72, 112 Yanez. Roland. 56, 126 Yeto. Daniel, 56, 126, 145 York, Doyle, 56, 126, 128, 132 York, Shirley, 72 Yost, David, 87, 130, 142 Yost, Linda. 87 Yuen, David, 72. 93, 94 ZECK. IEANNE. 22 Zenger, Iohn, 72 Zeidler, Gisela, 28, 37, 56, 99, 174 Zillmer, Richard, 72, 112 Zimrick, Steven, 56, 126 Ward. Shirley, 72 Warner. Daniel, 87, 112 Warner. Donna, 87 WARNKE. MARY ANN, 23 Warwick. lohn, 87 ZOl l?VlCH, WALTER. 21. 95. 42 Watson. Anthony. 72 3 Watson. Barbara, 72, 102 Watson. 1oseph,87, 108 Watson. Susan, 87, 147 Way. William, 28, 31, 60, 72. 95. 141 Weaver, Thomas, 60, 99, 103 6 Webb. Ginger. 72. 94, 96. 109, 115. 155 Webb, Gloria, 56 Webb, Wendell, 71, 106 Webber, Sharon, 87 Webster, Marie, 72 Weiqle, Iohn, 56, 92, 94, 106 Welsh. Iohn. 72 Wenneker, Kurt, 72 Wenzel. Carol, 72, 102 Wesmorlan, Judy. 72. 105 West, Billy, 72 West. Patricia. 72 Westcott, Pamela, 72, 101, 102 Weetwiclr. Michael, 87, 142 Whelan, Laurence. 58, 112, 144 Whitcomb, Ioanne. 87 White. Arlene 105 .White, Roberta. 72 White, Thomas. 87 WHITEMAN. BETTY. 17. 92 WHITBSIDES. I. W., 21, 38. 101 Whiteon, Ronald, 72 Whitty. Georgia, 87 Wicks, lo Ann, 164 Wicks, Joyce, 56 Widner. Jimmy, 72 1 X N W .1 Wieee. Victor, 72, 95. 126. 129. 167 Wiqton, Bruce, 31, 72. 95. 126. 128. 132. 134. 137 Wiqton. Burton, 67, 138, 141 Wiqton, Patricia, 28, 72, 164 Wilbanks, Patsy, 87 Wilbanks. William, 72 Wilbur, luanita. 72. 94, 99 WILBUR. PAUL. 17, ,100 M Wilhite. Mary Lou, B Wilkie, Ioe, 28, 72 Wilkie, Sharrell, 29. 30, 56, 96. 115 Wilkins. Bonnie, 72 Wilkinson, Sue, 30, 94, 99. 109 Willard, Linda, 87 Willard. Robert, 72, 142 Willhardt, Rita, 102. 113 Williams. Sandra. 56, 97, 146, 148. 151 Wills, Sheila, 87 Wilrns, Sharon, 74, 87 Wilson, Linda. 87 Winbury, Douglas, 72, 130, 140. 141 Wingate. 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