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

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L i .ifc giving water, 'un, earth, and air kll of these are parts of Xlorking, sharing, doing 9coplc come together in U vhich is what living is all about N N Nix' H K New faces, new classes, new school sophomores get acquainted during fear, curiosity, anticipation now they are Cougars julie Matheney greets the new sophomores. Lorri Hamm, Vicki Blakkolb, and Cindy Hamm discuss the activities The new Cougars show their spirit at the orientation rally. Summer is past, fall is here school has begun, The year begins with Hectic, confusing - new Schedules, all good classes closed 'A Peter Lopez helps a new student register. EB: 'RT l A Nl A ll. FA Nl ll B IA S 'Rlll' Mr. Weiss shows his exhaustion . . . registration. Seebart and Mr. Towner take time out to exchange thoughts . . . As he says it is time to call it a day. 'v Dawn Weinberg gets out her bike for her bike and surf class. -v-Q..,.,, il uf sy .Jes sv' I , Linda Tafoya uses her seventh period wisely as she studies in the biology lab. Mr. Swanson leads his class to the surf Bicyling, surfing, needle point, guest speakers, new schedule - seventh period - Whois New ow longer periods, more exciting classes a better way of life 1 Q jane Hombardy makes use of the newly-opened Career Center. -EV ! rf' - I l.? '3Y'4 F' Ig-2 1. ,'Z-1 0 ia'- .1-. f. A -5, an -,U K ' Z i 1 . rv- - - - . mile. 'fu'-:':hg ,?' -..f- - .-.: fe, 1 My-,:',, ,lr lftmri-iw: , .:'rl.1.-+ve-Q14-as-5' ' . A Wim: ' A li-: 'n,1 -i -le fe: YQEETW'ri---f'f 11-. f ' :V-',1'+ '-Li:::EH ve me l -Ml lllZMwwllWWl llTl lWtW'll mWllll ':1 .wT'.5fLi if ' ' fr2Qf 'i f - '---iw'-L ' L 'ati e.m'-'wfl itfl7.l1 - wl wwf' i - We-li? :W!'i'Jq54 ' ei twill' - - .- 'llmmmg-'-- 5Wl'li5 ilfHQW'Wlllllwmimiliiwlww'm5lll'l'illlm'Lmllh f -. L-'g..fe 51.1. .-E.,-Y , ll A - -- A ,, it 'P' - .' 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' Q. - .ti Gisela Walati and Diane Ehren hold the Ventura Cougar banner proudly. Marching bands, cotton candy, and alot of noise were all part of this yearls 7974-75 F000 Paaada V.H.S, contributed our 1,1 cheerleaders, marching bands, baton rwirlers, flag rwirlers, to show our Cougar Pride David Abbey leads pride and soul. 1. the V.H.S. Marching Band with l l ' 'fy-If-1336?-FK-fr-'11 - -'E 'l 'il?' me ' -:M '. - F? F. .fw'fiE'-T?-ll i?f2f1f'.:,-fy 1.44 .,g-15. HQ' 'Fm WL' '4w'!. f- if A-'11 'J ff . tif., ,A Nil' 4 - ' 1 ll 'A It ,I , Boys' Federation members mourn deeply as they carry the casket to the middle of the gym. R'2'1 F'7-4Tf7YT'T-'?7:'7?VfT F77T 7Ff.U The water polo team not only wins in water but on land as well, as they push their dune buggy to victory. , -'v- ' iQ5 Flag twirlers, Baton twirlers, and Pep bring tense excitement for the beginning the Buena-Ventura Football game, A week of excitement - small car race induces spirit Dune buggy wins again Fal0Bueuaf Wah Spirit mounts, then quiets into mourning for Bulldogs Screaming crowds shatter silence and boost morale for game Fired-up students show the sign of victory during the Alma Mater. On a clear crisp night stars shining in an October sky when couples went Back to Nature at the the music starts people start moving to the sounds of Patch of Blue ....,.-1-f fa 1 'L Liz Grief and joey Mata take time out to pose for their picture as and Queen of the Dance before they go back to nature. Nick Measures would like to welcome you all back to nature. .Iudy Thorton and Mike Kearns rock-out to the sounds of Patch of Blue. i f f t f ,fuf'DAiVf!2 if Qi ,Nfl yi W XM ,, M ,f ' ,Aff U' if 1, J , yy f ' bv g I - WAN, nf UU X i, if gi! 3 J D I ,Ulf I UL, Wg C ,sfg 611 gl! fl 1' K' i Q ' 7 h i M 'N ' X ff 1 7 jail' 5 NLQQ 404' ' 7i f iv! if we bf MN' - Wi' 'ff .f U4M97 f'f53-f' X- i ihfbiii 'CW f 'fi ,lfgiffffjj ' M? , gg, f W 'V . yi Nobody fools with Mother Nature! These three couples decided to take a break and sit-out this dance. 1 5 9 ll L Fix? X5 . ,L h G ' Yer. . ,...L-x A hh ., 11 e XV x. X me x' X If iff: s I .xg-V The Cougar mural begins to take shape. X. Q 1 . 1 H WWN- ,IW r....l.a ,F W A , Ei ' ! 1 . 'ra ' 4' fu f iq H V ' u 1 Ji-. r' ' Y - 1 . , Q, : , , A a ' , m ,. .313-1 -' f 'fr V ' - uf' V A .fl l 1 I V q IFILM zgtugllf Nl Lv, .., XL'-J I lg'-Ln Thanks to the Crcatxve Campus Commxttee, more artwork decoratcs the VHS campus. REATIVE CAMPUS COMMITTEE, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: julie Donovan, Nancy odeck, Terri Cramolini. ROW TWO: Steve Mitchell, Tom Fish, Greg Lupton, Rick Salas. Painting walls Art shows Craft fairs makes the campus look alive friendlier more colorful special Y, l Tex, F7 r f '57 . 2, 451. l 1 if il if - ll in fi 535' l L ml k ll t The boys gym, dedicated last year to Bob Tuttle. was painted with the new name this year. t,ef Left: With a lot of hard work and spilled paint, creative campus committee completed their first mural at VHS. aaa- -- .. . 1. ,.4A,.H -Y MYAY X , ,.:Ip 'S 5 if A A -Ei - f' '-- ---- -gn!-1:51---eau. C-E--a.,,-1, E .1-L-. fd -. -9- L I ' - nl 1- P ' x .- 'N ----1 -. -- wa- , : f AA- 1 V ,fn ,. ,f-.A X , Y,.- 1- Mg V---... f- 1 , -., .fx '- 1 . N ,, - ' . W 1 IA . 5 -- ' 4 'K 'Y 1 -. ' ' ' 5 , ...' 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T1 Vi' 'M 5 , I I fig ,fl J , vfhif N :'1T L.- x?f L--' 1 ,J 1 ' vm ,1 5-x af ,Tx-.fx ' ,' .' ,nts ,J 1 -l1 R fJ ra . AL, -.. 'L111 1' .AX 5 5345? mf- 1 wg. ,.-f jff 1 1 111- ' 1- .1 -- ' - Y. 'M :' - 'A ' -J' L 1' .- - rx 1 2 If . A . J df , 1 J. : 1..- ,. 1. ' ,flip 1x -,X f- ' .- ' - XA Lv 52 L- ff'- 4 ,f 2'-V . , I K V .Th 'I, X, -W l 1 1 -, 1 . . Q ' Rf-ff fv .'-.a- sn' halftime show was highlighted with the arrival by helicopter of the and her escort. rf z.1'?4'fZ' Queen Liz Greif and her escort, Robert Moore, are presented to the crowd at me football game. A cheering crowd a team of enthusiasm devote their time and spirit for I-I ' the queen and her court were crowned during half-time ceremonies Vans following the t night where the queen and her court reigned, danced and were introduced Manitoba played and the night became a grand memory. Marion Mapes dances to the sounds of Manitoba at the Varsity Salute Dance. l Linda Rudd introduces the Homecoming Court. M i ,S LA Sherwood Forest had nothing on Ventura once Mr. Curtis showed up. Crowned as the King and Queen, Steve Gorrell and Laurie Hoofard the procession of loyal subjects 'r i 1 These students show thenspirit and the dress of the Renaissance period as they file past in the parade. x '- i f fifv, 1 Noblemen and country men alike 3 found fun at the first ' 01400 F-01W folk dancing, art and crafts displays, Y: and kisses sold for penny made for an entertaining ,. is day of activity Mr. Frykholm admires the work of a craftsman. A group of students enjoy folk dancing on the senior lawn as a part of the day's varied entertainment. Jeanne Lane, Rick Baney, Christie Vlfooley, and Richard Ribble perform for Song and dance were all a part of this year's Christmas program as these l , , 1,, ,,,.,,.-- The Christmas spirit filled the air as singers dancers and musicians combined their talents to bring us the ' Pwgfcamf ABOVE: Mr. Weiss conducts the orchestra. 22 LEFT: The choir sings its rendition of The Twelx! Days of Christmas. L if 'Q T g.. N 1 4 Q tpi K Q 2 dl ' i ..,,. ' v ' ' 1. P'-1. -, 1. A, ff'-Q-' -- , -- A .,g.g,'- . u 4 -Q-U.,-1 ' W1 nh, i.Nl'75FIgJ lbpr , ,xkfv ,L . --f ' '!'l?,, . 311151. rj X f' f ff ,J ff' Q. I Liz Greif and Kenny Prebble give encouragement to Mike Callaway and Cris Dunn in the bubble gum contest. Rich VanDerWyk waits to accept his prize as winner of the skateboard cor Y test. Carl Frazier gets into the 50's spirit. jack Pennarts blows his trumpet as he leads the banner bearers to car bash. Spirit building enthusiasm rivalry are words that describe Buena Week a week of activities climaxed with a pep rally on Friday it all tied together that night when the Cougars Bopped Buena and then bopped over to the girls' gym for an after-game dance Bc-yr F? Miss Wlootton gives Chris Dunn a surprise smooch. Tracey Theys tells Steve Sweeting what she thinks. l Rhonda Hronesh gives a cheer Larry Ross takes off with the ball and heads the Way for the lead. Entertaining performances applause. . . success Basketball Students took time out from lunch to come watch and help boost the team's morale coach Mickey Perry. Tim Horton meditates, Are his thoughts on his fate? jeff Yates persuasively gets his point across. A Q 4 its 'Di , 4- A , -, 1... 3'5- Viki Hargreaves expresses her anger as Eriks Teteris Q-0,4 , 6 Q 11 R ii -ia. v . 1 , t. p Y if ' ,,! V ' L ' 4 D 'Q N-5 '? 1 'N -1-,V L- i t. F . rip 3 I f if r n 'Wx Complete confusion develops when a hidden guest appears from under the table. Hard work practice come together in V attentive faces watching closely at the entertaining performance applause success fiieifii f F? 7 ,fffgiax -A-if lol' up r.',,'A Y, --y. 5. I ' -a,4iilQg.'..LL --Q. 1 , t.- Lori Wood is perfectly calm in this bizarre situation. V A' G ., .., 'T'TTv'u fYi'? '-7-4-'v A p -. :Hari-!j:i','f 441.5 ,V f, V-N 1. 4. wfgr x.' ' 1'-g A 'E' Y , 5l'f1i'a ' . As Eriks Teteris gets a shave, Mike Pcrlmutter brings important news. The Scene opens with joe Dodge. 1 4 1 Talent comedy music brought vaudeville entertainment to the V.H.S. auditorium Dana Carter does her vaudenille routine to Tea for Two Have you ever seen such gorgeous chorus girls? Steve Schaab carries Ben Salazar off the stage from their performance. Montano takes time out to pose before she heads for the ini - 11 Carolyn Beck does what she can for Tom Katsouleas' high fashion hair-do. I am not here, Oscar! Tell herl am not here' Speed .... Murray .... Roy ,..., Vinnie .... Oscar ..... Felix ...... Gwendolyn Cecily .... LEFT: Don t lie to me Felix did you pills? ABOVE As Oscar enters the maudlm scene he says Is ex LEFT Frances do you have any idea where Fehx could bc? l .Q chars, W I 4.,L.N.v. ,gg '- ' 'wwf' The coach shows his dismount off the trampoline in finishing up his routine. Coordination flexibility creativity many V.H.S. students came to Tuttle gym to watch outstanding performances put on by john Hugg and his Scandinavian Gymnastic Club The gymnastic coach clowns around before assembly JET.. I W Many things were available at the Sportsnight, including an energetic game of basketball. Q I f . Q M C ,H 5 Volleyball is always a popular activity at a Sportsnight. -F ' 1 We Above: Allyn Olsen and Carol Gunn sold goodies at the conce stand. Left: Mr. Churchill plays a rousing game of ping-pong. 5 Games g for 1 lots of friends 1, L' Qpomswylw A 4 sponsored by G.A.F. it to provide the student body with an enjoyable evening of different activities 'uYmtxwsN ii I at, Devan Snyder and Matt Miller decide what they should do next. lv' if 5 4 l I 'www -I ,p,..: , lf' r N- u ' X iffup . , - l 'Au Y P' - :7+lq'ggh, Wd..--f. P .agjlw Viggo.. f -.i:. - HQ -'-4, .', i rr hgh is la it i N.- Abovc: All eyes are on the vollyball. Will it skim the net? Left: Up and in for two points. Will he make it? ' Qi toad Jw . ' I 1' , 1 A M CO Cl T ,Qf ' B Q ' A f C' KBLQXU Joe cffz,Ql V T SoPhomore Orientati Q , Ci al gi ratio ' elcome Sportsnig k ie 1 S .Kf2'27,Q0i4 N of tllfrfu JVZOUW i BQ C H ULU! JMLMQQQQO C2 C Mimi fm MQ S enaissance Faire K Sophomore Class Off 'cer El tions as ,Cc ' Q I a el League oo a N at. m g U . r Foo I n Christ T7 Fm omore Cheer e Try uts and O f I fi Eatiig St 1 d Gown Measurements . . Y gli L o ar. Howler Candy Cane Sale Y a VSQMIS I 6 ,U German Club Mistletoe Kissing Balls o ture ' Bac ards e hi-is 0 am Yearbook Assembly A nation Yearbook Sales g -- VW Race Buena Rally Bury Buena Football Game The Color of Skiing Ski Flick Folk Dancing Tales from the Tube Surf Flick Square Dance Demonstration Homecoming Queen and Court Elections Canned Food Drive Couples Contests Classic Cats Homecoming Varsity Salute Dance Folk Dancing Extravaganza Thanksgiving Holidays 36 6 is Tournament Spring Semester Registration Senior Testing Ski Trip Mike Purpus and Surf Flick Cub Cover Contest Skate Board Contest Boys Fed Car Bash Bop Buena Basketball Game After Game Soc Hop Prom Theme Contest Mike McCurtis Concert Knowledge Bowl TV Production Candy Sale CSF Disneyland Trip Ping Pong Toumament Creative Wnting Contest Valentine Mailbox Railroad the Dogs Buena Basketball Game Key Club Buena Rally Gymnastics Assembly Poorboys Rock Concert Student Film Festival Senior Class Variety Show Sportsnite Gene Ferry Day Pep Squad Clinics and Screenings Sophomore Cheerleader Screening Marx Brothers Film Festival Slave Days Pep Squad Elections The Lady's Not For Burning Play Superstar Competition Convention Balloon Sale ASB Nominating Convention Art Show Sophomore Bike Trip Teacher Appreciation Day Spring Concert ASB Election Cub Sales Turnabout Day Class Elections Odd Couple Play Creative Arts Assembly Magic Mountain Trip junior-Senior Prom Farewell Assembly Yearbook Distribution Farewell Sportsnite Vespers Senior Breakfast Last Day of Instruction Graduation Day Grad-Night I1 lisp: .1 Ozgawgatww lndw Cabinet Class Councils Ldfwnew M5426 EhotwwBoaad LGF. Boys Fedefzatiow Gals League Q3 Club OSF. Yemboo.6fQfaJf CougwvQta,ff Cub M Owntrwwwtzng 711e6piaa.s Fowwiodub Meclswdab Latiwdcfb Fzeaeclvdub Gwuuawdulv A.F.Q. B'1blaFe!bw4Azp Claw Club Owkeszhw Baud Pep saw Chow 5005099 Zoobgy FFA. Backpacking CwwwfClf21w 960641111 Towedanls M0fCats Cougcwl-lowlws GAF. Nag m6Bo.tow Twflw P9P94Wff BallyComnm Representing the student body approving activities working on projects to benefit students working together laughing together getting things done During Cabinet meetings, students perform a variety of jobs - and their facial expressions show a variety of moods. J , 1 .4115 Q16 if' 1. Q . -1 -N 40... CABINET, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Heather Coyle, Kim Boatner, Viki Hargreaves, Violet Zdenek, Linda Rudd, julie Matheney, Cathy Means, Carla Idzi, Chris Stitch, Shelly Lewis, Mrs. Seebart, Vicki Norman, Linda McCombs, Donna D'Elia. ROW TWO: Chris Roberts, Randy Wuerth, Tom Lascher, Tom Katsouleas, Mike Sessa, Robert Moore, johnny Griggs, Steve Schaab, Paul Vacca, Greg Lupton. Planning activities organizing lunchtime entertainment senior junior sophomore representing all the students of VHS A 'Yi SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thalia Long, Jeanine Ostini, Debbie Montano, Karen Stratman, Diane ROW TWO: Debbie Spencer, julie Matheney, Ann Schiavone, Debi Lindebaum, Carolyn Beck, A1 Hart. ROW THREE: Robert Moore Hargreaves, Rocky Kemp, Mr. Laurence CLASS COUNCIL, LEFT Deanna Cox, Cathy Callaway, Kelly Billet, Debbie Black. ROW TWO: Barbara Ulfers, Christi Wooley, Lisa Leffler, Melanie Hutter, Maureen Mulkey, Sherrie Yunker, Sara Boland. ROW THREE: Debbie Christiansen, Betty Long, Pam Rainey, Lynn Clopper, Karen Hart, Allyn Olson, Violet Zdenek. ROW FOUR: Chris Robertshlerry Johnston, Greg Maggipinto, Chuck Rudd, Steve Swisher, Chris Atteberry, Perry Santos, Steve Kopald. Colleen Mills Carol Gimn CLASS COUNCIL, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING. Paul Vacca, Greg Lupton, Debbie Kathy Theis, Dana Hansen, Debbie Klein, Caryn Heftel, Annette Saunders, Vicki Norman. ROW TWO: Anna ' ELL.,-,.-,. -i ' s s I'-ii E 1 h' H w 1 i I lr, A V g -.,Sl v, 1 5' in-fl gf. w 1 H 11 1111 Uri. - l ll MH 1,' 1 , 1 , ry if - K , ' . . Ushering at basketball games planning activities t encourage physical f itnes serving VHS throug community and school projects LETTERMEN, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Devan Olson, Mike Powell, Dave Wright, Scott Cramol- ini, Mike Thornhill. ROW I WO: jeff Shuffield, Tracy Edwards, Tom Katsouleas, Randy Wuerth, Ben Saldzar. Ushering at plays working with Girls Club and Head Start decorating the student center for holidays serving the school LADYES, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Viki Hargreaves, Monty Ward, Sherry Hawley, Chris Stich, Carolyn Beck, Donna D'Elia, Thalia Long, Teri Newberry, Becky Sizemore. ROW TWO: Violet Zdenek, julie Simoni, Julie Matheney, Linda Rudd, Kim Boatner, Heather Coyle, Carla Idzi, Cheryl Ralston, Debi Lindebaum. ROW THREE: Marilyn Burger, Susan Zebker, Lynn Clopper, Cathy Means, Pam Rainey, Gisela Walati A.S.B. convention homecoming court Eoafwb organizing and supervising elections involved in student activities and government :X X XX ELECTION BOARD, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Colleen Matson, Debbie Stafford, Lupe Hernan- dez, Hilde Welle, Lynn Popescu, james Lopez. ROW TOW: Colleen Mills, Melanie Hutter, Denise Carl- son, Pam Nevison, Helen Davis, Laura Roemer, Diana Roemer. ROW THREE: Ron Issacs, Violet Zdenek Carol Gunn, Golde Glaser, Debbie Estes, Greg Lupton, Stephanie Everett. ROW FOUR: Karen Hart Kristie Wilhelm, Allyn Olson, Vicki Hargreaveshlan Vanleeowen, Carolyn Beck. 5435. Representing classes discussing problems finding solutions lum- Q providing a link between the student body and cabinet I.C.F., ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Hart, Tony Rodgers, Diane Ehren, Diane Roemer, Debbie Richards, Sara Boland, Perry Santos. ROW TWO: Debi Lindebaum, Anne Schiavone, Deanna Cox, Carrie DeWitt, Pete Lopez, Scott Cramolini, Brian Beels, Allyn Olson, Debbie Christensen 7 I 5. HN' l Sponsoring school dances selecting Girl of the Quarter 'N-N slave days Boy 'S working together to promote school spirit Building a foundation for school spirit sponsoring projects following through with ideas 6'-M05 League leaves its mark on VHS BOYS FEDERATION, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Devan Olsen, Snyder, Scott Cramolini. ROW TWO: Al Hart, Mike Spines, Tom Mat Bennett. ROW THREE: johnny Griggs, Tracy Edwards, Mike Thornhill. GIRLS LEAGUE, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Val Zieglar, Stephanie Everett, Chris Stich, Anna Martinez, Maureen Newton, Diane Ehren, Deanna Cox, Sharon Hibernick. ROW TWO: Golde Glaser, janell Simoni, Susan Zebker, Donna D'Elia, Nanqf Godeck, Ann Schiavone, Diane Becraft, Carol Wolfe, Colleen Mills. ROW THREE: Jeanine Ostini, Karen Stratman, Elaine Hay, Debi Lindebaum, julie Simoni, Naomi Burnett, Denise Budzinski, Kelly Billet, Terry Ayala, julie Zingerman, ROW FOUR: Carolyn Beck, Valerie Diaz, Marilynn Burger, Karen Hart, Allyn Olson, julie Matheney, Kristie Wilhelm, Viki Hargreaves, Kathy Theis, Laura Ramer. KEY CLUB, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Mike Kelly, Chuck Rudd, Greg Maggipinto, Mark Ashby, Rick Salas, Bruce Bennet, Kirk Robertson, Chris Roberts, jeff Viles, Bob O'Keefe. ROW TWO: Louis Paschall, Chris Atteberry, Scott Cramolini, John Van Vleck, Mark Pollina, Perry Santos, Mike Meline, Carl Gage. ROW THREE: jim Pollina, Ron Davidson, Matt Miller, Eric Mayer, Robert Thomas, Doug Cason, Al Hart, Evan Olivas, Rick Clary. ROW FOUR: Rocky Kemp, Guy Sturgell, Vince Miller, Mike Redarcl, Steve Maggipinto, Mike Sipes, Doug Dietz, Dave Whitman. ROW FIVE: Robert Cason, Bob Cason, Mark Rigney, Mike Callaway, Steve Kopald,jon Benson. Kiwanis Basketball Tournament Homecoming float L M,,,,.-- rallies 4.,r ' providing service through school and civic functions 1 wh'- These members rouse school Spirit by lfradiflg 2 Cheer. Key Club members join in with the singing of the Alma Mater. -ll ' ' 5335, , akin . knowledge bowl earning scholarships meeting state standards OSF. juniors sophomores crest of sealbearer C.S.F. OFFICERS Paulson, Kristie Wilhelm. ROW TWO: Greg Graybill, Kam Kasravi C M H lan V nd 2 C IC IIC urnow alerie r ll fi C.S.F: SENIORS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Ramirez, Diane Ehren, Allyson West, Stephanie Everet, Coyle, Kim Boatner, Linda Rudd, Linda McCombs, Carla Idzi, Lisa Betker, Dorothy Daly. ROW TWO: David Baldwin Schalit, Nora Paulson, Carolyn Beck, Lisa Crawford,julie Wygle, Liz Greif, Cheryl Ralston, Susan Buley, Denise Carlson, Plaice. ROW THREE: Micheal Wright, julie Matheney, Danny Gutierrez, Randy Wuerth, Kristie Wilhelm, Debbie tano, Robert Cason, Kathy Achee, Cindy Cross,jeanine Ostini. ROW FOUR: Craig Robertson, Tracy Edwards, Steve Cum Debbie Spencer, Tom Lascher, Carol Waller, Melanie Mets, Leonard Brown, Harold Slade, jeannne Lane, Vike Hargrea ROW FIVE: Robert Moore, Robert Sandstom, Eric Mayer. . A 1 S, X 'E OW VC 1. This year C.S.F. saw the renewal of the county- wide Knowledge Bowl competition. V.H.S. partici- pated and represented by six excellent scholars. The team consisted of Valerie Diaz, Brian Byrd, Craig Robertson, Greg Lupton, Ben Schalit, and Greg Graybill. The league consisted of 10 teams from various high schools. Competition was held to determine the first, second, and third place winners. Within the league, each team consisted of six members, one of whom was the captain. Only four members were allowed to complete at one time. The V.H.S. Knowledge Bowl team demonstrated their special talents as they answered questions from many different subject areas including sports, litera- ture, science, math, history, and fine arts. C.S.F. JUNIORS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Musgraves, Susannah Ulam, Perry Santos, Lynn Wright, Valerie Diaz. ROW TWO: Dan Munger,,Iane Hombordy, Erin Phelps, Justine Marshall, Violet Zdenek, Dale Yasukawa, Larry Sonnenschein, jerry Johnston. ROW THREE: Barbara Sharf, Kathy Hartman,-Iim Keegan,,Ieri Newberry, Lorrie Downey, Melanie Hutter, Debby King, Karen Hart, Pat Emerick, Scotty Scott, Michael Brand, Scott Sutherland. ROW FOUR: Roland Bishop, Lynn Clopper, julie Hornback, Allyn Olson, johnny Griggs, Greg Greybill. l 1.41 .S.F. SOPHOMORES, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Marsh, Beth Klein, Marceya Kagan, Vicky utry, Linda Doerfler, Colleen Mills, Maureen Newton, Paul Vacca. ROW TWO: ,Io Bowers, Melanie Hopper, herice Carlson, Ronald Dipping, Diane Underhill, Gina Thayer, james Catlin, Ted Good. ROW THREE: Judith ribble, Karen Bates, Cindy Haflich, Bruce Taylor, Carl Hutter, Edith Arman, Carol Gunn, Caryn Hertel, Liz oenig. ROW FOUR: Tom McVirtie, Tom Wing, Brian Byrd, Bob Fish, Erica Schalit, Lois Schulze, Walter agy. ROW FIVE: Dan Reardon, Mike Sipes,.Iim Mora, Kam Kasravi. Donna D'Elia, Editor-in-Chief Ann Corcoran, Sports Editor, Photography September to june theme headlines pictures COPY information sheets vmbwbsmgg captions crop-marks layouts proofs deadlines 9 -1- -3 il 1531 Ili' 1- 11- 1 . !7-1 id, pr llll .E l l..1l ,-,d,.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Frank, Activities-Organizations, Carol Petersen, Classes 3 Clint TOP! Julie Donovan, Advertising and Art Editor. Merithcw, Sportsg Pam Ward, Classes. BOTTOM: Annette Ortiz, Activities-Organization Editor. ' mf 1 '1l Brad Ring, Ann Rome Cwodeck vearbook staff second semester. , , ,K wtf.-f:.v, Organization Editor M 1 -ml -H'-:J Editor Mrs. Crowe, Advisor and Tom Imming, .,. . .. Y , ,.,r f-.- Mike McCaulev. Soorrs. Editor 'ew , w. Y! .,Y H . .IL .. r ' ' 1' f., . X, . , Lid RST SEMESTER STAFF INCLUDED: Golde Glaser, Marge White, Judy Thorton, Sally Davis, Classes Editor ott Linnett and Cheryl Horst. , , i . J Ai julie Frazier and Craig Robertson work frantically to meet the deadline. Writers coming together to create an entertaining and informative newspaper QIJQOJIJ cartoons editorials advertisements facts and fiction keeping VHS students informed. COUGAR EDITORS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindi Cross, featuresgjulie Frazier, associate editor, and editorials, Tim Ditch, compository. ROW TWO: Craig Robertson, sports, Tom Lascher, editor-in-chief, Tracy Rank, circulation, Dorothy Daly, news. ' ii'!7'7' QIIIH 'i om Lascher and Mr. joice a look at the frnrshed Tim Ditch types up an article, while Tom Lascher looks on. their work. 1.4 L1 J .ALS 1 rn, liw COUGAR STAFF, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Caron, Heather Coyle, Kim Boatner, Allyson West, Susan Zebker, Sharon Hriber- nick, Carol Wolfe. ROW TWO: Robert Thomas, Walter Nagy, john Aguilar, Robert De Los Santos, Larry Romero, Wes Abundis, Clint Merithew, Devon Snyder, Mr. joicc, Randy Wuerth. Ventura High School's annual literary publication TLQCLJJ stories poems essays photographs imagination and creativity come together a successful publication Sam Jin, 21 f' :I 94' Kathy jackson, Mile Miller, Mr. Ferris, Brian Beels, and Beverly Christy look over the entries for tion in the Cub. f -T .1573 sl Sf SOD . Q r .sl D ta, ,f f 5 The editors of the 1975 Cub are Beverly Christy and Kathy Xifm 6 I' ' . J 'vw MJ C I X i A' 4 ' - 4 fx , Q , AI, n X' I D K . KN t ii H l a V QV V F . W 5 i .IW ' . ' A X f f J 1. The winning design for the 1975 Cub Cover was a line drawing by Cecil Sut- ton . 5 Sponsoring the creative writing contest organizing The Cub . presenting awards to prize winning writers wwzag Club providing VHS students with opportunities to develop their writing talents WRITING, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Olson, Beverly Christy, Brian Beels, Iverson, Debbie Black. ROW TWO: Mrs. Curtis, Jeanine Ostini, Sandy Noble, Mike Miller, Betty Maureen Mulkey. Lights action center stage beckons Tliespiaas long hours of rehearsal memorizing lines, blocking all together in opening night applause THESPIANS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Toni Rogers, Bob Hayes, Michele Hansen, Steve Schaab, Lisa Cramer, Diana Roemer, Dana Carter, Linda Doerfler, Marceya Kagen. ROW TWO: Monty Ward, Carolyn Beck, Greg Lupton, jan Van Leeuwen, Carl Frazier, Mike Perlmutter, Mike Owens, Viki Har- greaves, Todd Thoma. ROW THREE:joe Dodge, Rod Owens,-Ieff Yates,jim Catlin, Eriks Teteris. 53 EN ' ldfll' W t . OPT IMIST SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS earn novice Mike Owens. Second Place: Kam Kasravi. First Place: Diana First Place Kam Kasravi and Martin Owens. FORENSIC CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Claudia Marsh, Diane Ehren, Toni Rodgers, Linda Tafoya, Linda Doerfler, Diana Roemer, Marceya Kagan, Shawn Briles, Denise Husbands. ROW TWO: Melanie Hopper, jo Bowers, Eleanor Prado, julie Anderson, Michelle Cordial, Helen Davis, Linda Mays. ROW THREE: Larry Welch, Bill Flannigan, Marilyn Burger, Dee Dee Kubiak, Viki Har- greaves, Shelly Moore. ROW FOUR: Ulises Rodas, Mike Owens, Martin Owens, Richard Wright, Mike Powell, Pete Lopez, Bud Bied- 1 4 erman,,Iohn Shank. ROW FIVE: Non-member, james Miller, Danny Gutierrez, Tom Lerner, Carl Mott, Kam Kasravi, Mike Newman ROW SIX: Alex Gutierrez, Guy Sturgell,-Iohnny Griggs, Dan Kyler, Tom Wing. 1 Speech contests winning trophies being first in the league all were part of this year's Fmeugio lemw considered to be one of the best teams in the county they really show their Cougar Pride Wish '9- Si Q4 fe' Q l I Wx ' X lflnrrnsis Umm V john Shank, Danny Gutierrez, Helen Davis, and Cerl Mott show off the team's tee shirts. FORENSIC CLUB OFFICERS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kam Kasravi, Violet Zdenek, Viki Hargreaves, Michelle Cordial, Pete Lopez. ROW TWO: Mike Powell, Richard Wright, Ben Schalit, Torn Lerner,john Springer. Celebrating Roman festivals Roman banquets selecting nominees for the Latin award La,tiwC!ub fostering student interest in Greek and Roman culture. Indentif ing with their culture establishing a link between American culture and Mexican culture. 'Q' l LATIN CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Porter, Helen Davis, Allyson West, Ben Schali Melanie I-Iutter, Erica Schalit,,Iudy Tribble. ROW TWO: Carl Hutter, Golde Glaser, Walter Nagy, Mrs. Li ton, Debbie Eatis, Larry Burdette, Jeannie Orr. ' I l l r'13'g:f MECHA, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Maria Gonzales, Margie Martinez, Margaret Delgadillo, Evely Payan, Linda Tafoya, Tina Romero, Anita Gomez. ROW TWO: Mugs Rodriguez, Helen Aguilar, Pat Livel Anna Frais, Denise Ramirez, Rosie Valenzuela, Yolanda Duarte, Laura Padilla, Vanessa Lorenzana,julie Rui Maria Moraza, Eloise Vargas. ROW THREE: Al Leon,,Iimmy Mendez, Larry Corralejo, Gus Hernandez, De nis Munoz, William Salas,-Iohnny Martinez, Roy Melendez. ff: im CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hilde Welle, Carol Wolfe, jane Hombardy, Hribemick. ROW TWO: Melanie Hutter, Donna Lechman, Debbie Klein, Susan Adamich. THREE: Linda Doerfler, Brenda Ramsey, Anna Kesselring, Angela Holladay, Kim Black- Cindy Smith, Larfy Welch. ROW FOUR: Robert Stock, William Flannigan, Carl Hutter, cott Sutherland, Mike Miller, Susanne Frenzel, Ms. Garcia. 1' ale! FRENCH CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: julie Hornback, Erica Schalit, Debbie Estis, Rita Torres, -arhy Davis. ROW I WO: Lynn Clopper, Karen Hart, Steve Schaab, Dana Carter, Melanie Hutter. Exposing students to German culture bake sales mistletoe kissing balls ' Club gingerbread house float for homecoming Christmas flowers Preparing dishes for French dinners learning about a people exploring various aspects of a foreign culture Alain Delhaxhc was this year's A.F.S. foreign exchange stu- dent from Belgium. He really got involved at VHS. He was on the varsity track team and in the Camera Clique. Alain also is involved in art, he sold some of his work at the Renaissance Faire. Supporting the foreign exchange student selecting students to live in other countries i Nl . 1, E FQ . program .5 .- K W :ii-,L-. advocating international , understanding A.F.S. ROW ONE, LEFT Eckert. Lisa ROW TWO: Melanie Hutter, Mrs. Garcia, Ms. Ricci. ROW 'e La Valen ra 58 Alain celebrated his nineteenth birthday at a cabinet meeting. Alain er1i0YS his daY5 3' VHS- We have been Pleased to know him- l ' J.-at if ' fkk FELLOWSHIP, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Lupton, Steve Sallee, Carol Wolfe, Mr. Debbie Estis, Chris Kahler, Stephanie Everett. ROW TWO: Dave Siebler, Shirly Gray, Diane Ehren, Alexander, Sharon Hriberneck, Brian O'Hagan CHESS CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Graybill, Anna Kesselring, Paulina Connell, Ben Benson. ROW TWO: jeff Leard,,Iohn Scurlock, Don Miller, Fred Hollinger. Christmas caroling attending picnics serving the community through different activities Bibb sharin hip learning growing Learning special game techniques Chessclub working together check and checkmate! BAND OFFICERS Colleen Matson, Barbara WOODWINDS AND PERCUSSION, Row om, iarr TO RIGHT: Evan Osffem, Jeanne LMC, MF- WCiS5, David Kathy Martinez, Mark Delisle,joe Hayes, Mike Miller, Lois Schulze, jane McDowell. AbbCY, Kathy' Hartman, Evan OHVZS- TWO: Jeanne Lane, Greg Pulido, Ernie Gutierrez, Charlie Lane, David Sandstrom, Kyle Sandi Alexander. Performing marching Wag' talent hard work practice , if A- .5 BRASS SECTION, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Abbey, Mark Schaab, Ben Schalit, Richard Waller, T Schock, Gary Yanez, Dan Cheverie, Larry Stull, Anita Hatfield. ROW TWO: Kim Oishi, Larry Sonnenschein, Smith, Robert Lowe, Carl Mott, Ericjohnsonhloe Flores,jack Pennarts, Les Nielson. FLUTES AND CLARINETS, ROW ONE: Barbara Scharf, Elaine Hay, Kathy Hartman, Kim Brake, Erica Schalit, Paula Campbell, Sue Mastoris, Barbara Strem, Colleen Matson. ROW TWO: Hilde Weile, Anna Bustamante, Teresa Borgaro, Kelly Oxford, Ronnie Garcia, Natalie Brooks, Doreen Fonda, Marjone Tucker, Carol Waller, Mike Swanson, Larry Montoya, Shirley Hefner, Larry Welch, Bill Planni- gan. 60 SECTION, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Carrie Lyons, Paula Bowers, Carolyn Beck. ROW TWO: Annette McFadzen,,Iane McDowell, McDowell, Mike Swanson, Celia Lindberg, Mike Miller. 235 Mr. Weiss and jim Eckstrom, concert master, discuss a selection. Practice self-discipline performing for various groups and activities BRASS SECTION, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Gary Yanez, Larry Stull, Bruce Byrd, Matt Tonnies. ROW TWO: Kim Oishi, David Abbey, Ed Seidenkranz, Meredith McEnroe, Mr. Larry Weiss. STRING SECTION, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Gisela Walati, Danett Burnett, Dianne Ellis, Lydia Gallegos, Karen Sonnenschein, Debbie Klein. ROW T . O: Marsha Paulson, Ester payan, Teresa Poehler, Debbie Livingstom, Susanne Frenzel, Brian Byrd, Carl Hutter. Donna Lechman, Bernie Tonnies. 61 Talented musicians come together to create the sounds of pepeme providing musical entertainment at home games bolstering school 'spirit Singing in the Christmas Program learning folk and contemporary songs blending the sounds of bass tenor alto soprano to create beautiful music it' l PEP BAND, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Teresa Borgaro, Larry Welch, Ben Salazar, William Flannigai Elaine Hay, Carol Waller, Mike Miller, jane McDowell, Doreen Fonda, Natalie Brooks, Lois Schulze, jeanr Lane, Eric johnson, Richard Waller, Carl Mott, Tony Schock, Mike Cheverie, Gary Yanez, Larry ru c Pennarts, Dan Cheverie, Greg Pullido. ll, ja CHORUS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Weiss, Sharon Stone, Carol DeFoi, Kay Swiatkowski, Dar Melody Frazer, Roberta Valles, Mrs. Doyle. ROW TWO: Teresa Borago, janet Hume, Debbie Cathy Pulido, Ron Isaacs, Darlyn Lowe, Dana Carter, Stephanie Aguilar, Marie Delara, Theresa Denyse Bray. ROW THREE: Tami Smith, Doreen Fonda, Kim Heze, Joyce Webb, Liz Carpenter Schaefer, john McDowell, Pat Randell, Barbara Ulfers, Andrea Dom, Dolores Solozano, Linda Graves, Mooney. ROW FOUR: Katie Higgins, Susie Ferro, Cindy Haflich, Zenita Parrish, Ed Good, Stacy Conner, Seidenkranz, Harold Slade, Chris Kahler, Jeanne Lane, Nancy Bowker, Debbie Coons, Cindy Marsh, Rob Horst. ROW FIVE: Noriko Yamashita, Pam Ward, Vicki Spoll, Sandy Mohr, Howard Legat, Karl Fields, Ric hart Ribble, Rick Baney,-Manule Guajardo, David Allen, Dave Abby. lene Conner, Nancy Sage, Natalie Brooks, Tim Downey, jeff Schaab, Pat Williams, Casey Garvin, Yung Cho, l 'fT'I Hes, 'Field trips organizing environmental projects becoming aware of the environment Raising and judging livestock working together to get things done Futuw striving to develop leadership l Vim-E , W Z ZOOLOGY CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Wygle. ROW TWO: Kathy Achee, Mr. Ricards, Scott Cramolini. Learning about CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dwayne Brown, wildlife Cramolini, Lester Haller. ROW TWO: Mr. Ricards, Beverly Christy, V Waller, james Lopez, Carl Hutter. ROW THREE: Mr. Schorsch, Z Waller, Barbara Ulfers, Greg Graybill. H interacting with the world around us F .F.A., ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adrien jones, Alison jones, Barbara Garcis, Angela Holladay, Donna Benoit. ROW TWO: Mr. Whitesides, Mike Morrison, Brian Koch, jeff johnson, Robert Skin- ner, Clint Merithew,-Iavier Ames, Dwayne Brown. 63 Hiking camping going out of doors -N i ' .'vmi,'rl' introducing students to mother nature ,ag Q 'bil Mark Pollina and Tom Swetek do a little free climbing - . Y ' . Steve Abramovxtz talks with some of the campers. oscmlte ' Q. BACKPACKING, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Pinkerton, Carlos Davidson. ROW TWO: Emily Niki Taylor, Tom Swetek, Carrie Lyons, Susan Corcoran, Nancy Godeck. ROW THREE: Steve Abramovitz, Mark Pollina. E l Annette McFadzen fakes time out to CLIQUE, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette McFadzen, Nancy Godeck, Donna D'Elia, Briem, Chris Roberts, Marge White, Helen Aguilar, Emily Hawthorne. ROW TWO: Lynn Achee, m Lemer, Robbie Patterson, Mark Pollina, Carrie Lyons, Debbie Montano, Lisa Crawford, Nora Paulson. OW THREE: Dan Kyler, Scott Linnett, Gabrielle Duval, Rudy Alvendano, lVLike McCauley, Brad Ring, c jaworski. ROW FOUR: Rod Dunn, Mike Demele, Rick Turner, Walter McDowell, Roland Bishop, an Munger. l Photo students folk dance up the road during the Pine Mountain trip Snow ball fights munchouts at Farrell's Rose Valley Falls C411 Taking pictures learning having a good time CLICK! r. .- , ., - ' XX 'Il i s .,, -if I X9 55- - ' X x ml X I '-2 'fi , I lifs ,,'4' 'ill T f ..1,' W , R A1, ,W P , X5 if SH' -' .-' '--, 4 R , 'NU 4475 QQPW' fi, . N., A '51- EK 54 Pg of J. X ' . . . N Ig! Qqrf Presenting ski movies 5 -,ff ' ' N 'QQ for student enjoyment X 1' -X, C t QW arkin cars at J' EAY nfl' P g , lg 1 In I' the fair L . n 'f,1AA,-, . kyjqW:'1',y'-.. :fic -5 . 4, 6, I ,wa T O ,gilt ' taking trips to june Mountain QE' .XX look out for that 'P , C'-Q4 X-w tree! X N A N 7 - Ill - W?-bi-K lv x .. t .- x V'- MHS ,, HW SKI CLUB, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Hatter, Debbie Richards, Vicky Autry, Eleanor Prado. ROW I WO: Robert Copland, Ted Good, Tom Fish, David Wright,john Van Vleck, Steve Krohn, Mr. Quinn,jeff Viles. T CATS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Sizemore, Kathy Hartman, Donna Schaffer, Kim Price, ia Benoit. ROW TWO: Pam Nevison, Mariza Melendez, Ann Corcoran, Pat Williams, Sheila Gomez. LEFT-RIGHT: Denise Budzinski, Stephanie Smith. Making posters selling tickets assisting the wrestling team 's promoting school spirit with service to others Quick hard working Towelgmls assist the varsity basketball team and supply them with gatoraid water and towels Earning money for girls' athletics sportsnights operating concession stands at home football games Gallic Athletic, publicizing girls' sports activities Pom pom sales painting posters candy cane sales Cougwv I-lowlw A valentine mailbox building spirit 68 x 45, G.A.F., BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Wright, julie Hornback, Cathy Means, Lynn Clopper Petersen. ROW TWO: Kim Boatner, Donna Benoit, Thalia Long, Kim Blackstock, Carol Wolfe, Hribernick, Kathy Achee, Meredith McEnroc, Lorrie Downey, Colleen Mills. ROW THREE: Karen Debbie Richards, Allyn Olsen,,Iulie Matheney, Debbie Montano, Caryn Heftel. I ??5?fF i 3: 5+. fu. 1' ill s x i iw- if! s COUGAR HOWLERS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Eckert, Debbie Stafford, Sue Lori Glassier, Sara Boland, Kell Billet, Heida Weile, Lynn Popesu. ROW TWO: Lori Wentling Perez, Thalia Long, Sandi Alexander, Shelly Navarro, Cathy Pulido, Debra Nuno, Tammy Smith. in THREE: Kristie Wilhelm, Debbie Christensen, Pat Mazuca, Ruby Lara, Jodi Bartle, Kathy Rangle, Ci Marsh. wg I D J! 1 4 LEFT -RIGHT: Denise Budzinski, Terry Ayala Hrones Sophomore cheerleaders put their Cougar Pride to work. r' lg y w fmt: T Qffv If L . ' 1 , 3-5. . is-1 Ninn-hw -v--1 e- .:v .4 ,ani ,iv ' ' gn- - f, vs . . . A ae- ,N ff LEFT -RIGHT, ROW ONE: Dorothy Daly, Linda Doerfler, ROW TWO: Donna Schaefer, Cheryl Morten. ROW THREE: Kim Gal- lardo, Kathy Achee Fair parade half time v uuhlyd practice separately, but perform together ,-1 to provide , gf J aclifferent kind ' of spirit . Dana Hansen, Kay Ketchpaw, Marion Mapes, janet Carr. CENTER: h Young spirited enthusiastic come in new to V.H.S. to take over and handle all sophomore athletic events l n -,Q I Spirit X . f I enthusiasm y creativity f pw -- 5 A' 5 , i I E A XX rr X' V fi 42 -fa 4 V ' 4 I ,. 1' fl made up of Q . . E, , ive songleaders, , f .-.s. four cheerleaders, , f A r 6 - and a cougie mascot , TT, MV v of ' I it .f. altogether make up Aj 'il ' - 553 to help boost the school H' Q ,ff ln: i L' ,ji and teams morale - - H f 'W eifif' mf ':r. -..5 LEFT -RIGHT: Thalia Long, Lisa Leffler, Lori Glazer, Cheryl Ralston, Christie Wfooley .1 .,..,,,,,. I x Ge. LEFT -RIGHT: Liz Grief, Pam Rainey, Tracey Theys, Carla ldzi, Erin Phelps. Q-n l l n 9. v : ,f-- ' , ,in ' , I Pep Squad takes formation. Humor ideas imagination works together with the Pep Squad thinking up lines and routines in order to put on a pep rally Niall!! RALLY COMMITTEE, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Means, Kelly Billet, Sara Boland, Naomi Burnett, Cheryl Buck, Susan Ulreich. ROW TWO: Kathy Tice, Betty Long, Maureen Mulkey, Cindy Haflich, Suzie Fesso. I . W 72 ,,t,, w qt , ,,..,... apo H.. Different people each with a. different lcladfy interact with one another 'and change Q each other but no two people are alike Excellence for achievement Bembe! uewawwzs accomplished versatile honored congratulations Jeanne Lane Fine Arts Benjamin Schalit Liberal Arts Craig Robertson Science and Mathematics The Bank of America Awards program honors student who have pursued excellence in specific subject fields an in four major general areas. judging is based on scholasti achievement, citizenship, leadership, and service. Representing eleven categories Baubof 0 pride honor accompany them Carolyn Beck Tr-gg-y Edwards Victoria Hargreaves Music Trades and Industrial Drama Susan Haskins Kathleen jackson Thomas Katsouleas Thomas Lascher Agriculture Business Mathematics English Steven Mitchell Robert Moore Deborah Spencer Michael Wright Art Social Studies Home Economics Laboratory Science High performance scholastically distinguishes Natiouad M0 M continuing educational and personal development with great promise of success Craig Robertson and Beverly Christy were named semi-final- ists in the National Merit Schol- arship Program based on their performances in the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test! National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test QPSAT! NMSQTJ. They are among the approximately 15,000 students so honored. They have the opportunity to advance further in the competition. Four students were named Commended Students in the same program. They are among the upper two percent of those expected to graduate from high school in 1975. Commended stu- dents rank high, but still below the semi-finalists. They receive Letters of Commendation for their achievement. C1118 R0bCff50f1 Beverly Christy National Merit Semi-finalist National Merit gcmpfimlist , COMMENDED STUDENTS IN THE NATIONAL MERIT PROGRAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Zeb ker, Tom Lascher, Allyson West, and Kristie Wilhelm. Craig Robertson Southern California Edison Company Scholarship Semi-finalist Competition yields peciaidwmds for seniors with special qualities From the hundreds of candidates who participated in the competition, Craig Robertson was selected as a semi-finalist in the Western Division of Southem California Edison Company's College Scholarship Program. The competition was part of the Educational Assistance Program. Linda McCombs was first place winner, and Tom Lascher was the second place winner of the youth Citizenship Awards sponsored by the Soroptomist Club of Ventura. The Awards program involves high school seniors who are judged on the basis of service to the community, student activities, leadership, earned awards, aims, and purposes. The first place winner goes on to regional competition where the prize is 31,000 Tom Lascher Linda McCombs Youth Citizenship Award: Youth Citizenship Award: Second Place First Place 77 sf' 4-'fn Q Q vu' N ha s . n' ELS ,. .. 01, 4 G .v Tom Katsouleas Boy of the First Quarter r 1 ' ' tv . Aw ,,.,. .. , ,. ,.,x..N ' ' 1 du '-'f...3J , ., N. , i 'v ll' ii A-.H '-.,.,y-f .-.u..v N. filf' ,-. ' .'- Nfl wx ,, 4 ' Viki Hargreaves Girl of the Second Quarter -4. Linda Rudd Girl of the First Quarter Robert Moore Boy of the Second Quarter Active involved in many ways and voted MmwLBog MMG distinguishing themselves and being honored 4 Lynn Clopper Girls' State Representative Girls' State is an annual meeting sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The purpose is to develop a deeper interest in, and 5 study of, the intricacies of government beyond that provided by high school Citizenship leadership government G-his I-I receiving awards extending horizons my Y 'af sf fig ,suf- Terry Cramolini classes. Representatives are chosen on the basis of Girls' State Alternate scholastic achievement, outstanding leadership qualities, and the ability to get along with others. -fr' s 1'- 12' V 5535 5 534 . fxf'-I' 'ista- . P QF? , W. ga: F: ' ' s -- . -if Linda McCombs Jeanine Ostini Betty Crocker Leader of Tomorrow DAR Good Citizen Award Melanie Hutter Girls' State Alternate Each year the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor a Good Citizen Award for a senior girl selected for specific outstanding qualities, This year's winner, selected by her class- mates and the faculty, was Jeanine -Ostini The 1975 Betty Crocker Leader of Tomorrow is Linda McCombs. The honor is given to the student who scores highest at her school on a written knowledge and attitude examination administered to seniors throughout the country. '79 .-. Earth, air, fire, and water are the elements which make up our planet. Each element has its own unique properties, but together they form one ' entity. ' V VVQI-ggegepgrate also. Our backgrounds, our personalities, our dreams . 5 A, 3 1 we beeome a part of VHS, our separate identities 1 5 is the student- lieth belongs to H ,V alll. 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Q - , .1 L - .4-aw. 11 ffirlf BJ' 'Dv Pgjsng., , 5 J 140.-,. . 5 Rt? 4.07 ' nf- 4 . - 'n 1 T' People of thc earth, with your roots reaching to the depths of my soil . . . Sing a song of happiness! For you, my children, will gain in your toil. rr jg f f' '-Q ,. -, fir.-A, I .v 'q QA SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jeanine Ostini, Secretary . u l 1 Rudd, President, jane 1 Treasure-:rg Debbie Vice President. Dear David, Whatever you plan f your future, rememlm always be true to yourself. Dayid Robert Abbey Pgtricia Gwen Alferes Tracy Asselin Rudolph M. Avendano Teny Ayala Joyce B311 Richard A. Baney jr, Diana Becraft rarest Karen, Your morn and I in unison , well done and may I ll, Hince illae Lacrimaefl X Love, Dad CDC Karen E. Benson Linda Bloom Nancy Bowker Deborah Brodeur Bruce Goodwin Buck Susan Chapman Maureen D. Chase Steve L. Collins 3, ay you always have untains to climb, strength climbing, sunrises, sun- s ro see. Gods richest to our sunshine. and Lila Crawford r Lisa Camille Crawford Cindi Cross Dorothy Daly Bernice Deardorf Terri Lee DeLisle Michael Dernele janet Lynn Donaldson Marlene Dowell E , W Q W , rr F Wi i I , .L 1 7 , YolandaiA. Duarte ,D Gahnelle Duval I Tragy Edwardsg i:z Duane C. Ehren x-f fr 4 1 -wg 5371 Dear Dawgjd, b 5,11 , The hardesg par: ofa clim- bing the ladder ofa suflhcss is f ' pushing throughiyrhc ecrowcl ag the !gotcom.5Press ong son., With Loire , D mf Famer , H 1, ' iw, 'fi 1 1 K: H Dear Tracy, May? the future hold the success and happinc that you have earned. Mom and D 'Y ....-1 sd 1-nl-Z Davlggl Glen Er-psf ' Curt L. Farrell Randy Finn Thomas Hamilton Fish .ns-. hw A ,- if ' Graigfraka 'l FreddieWaynehFraziers faa fRobem Freeman l Dan Frost Dear Sharon, we mThe argurqgnts. arg? over- tlie aggravaflon :loone-We wish iifouifsthe 'fbcsf' of 'lifelas ls well as one bereft of strife? J W hu l l- , T fm INOJ + 1r kai. ffl Karen Fuller i Patricia2lGarCia l Sharon Ghittermanl Dolores Hernandez l ,W Near Liz, Asl we wish you all l the cry best in the future, may le add you're as wonderful a aughter as two parents ever ad. laine dear, Guide your future along ith effort and planning, so hat life's best will always .K ixilwzzxszr' ii 11:2 W ,X - Thalia Long gets down with Cougar Pride. in sd your way. Mom and Dad Alan Hart Dear Robert, We know that all your hopes and dreams will iconic reality because you ere blessed with every abil- ity ffl for success. Mom and Dad .uf 'iLove, lfioreverl w' E uw Elizabeth Ann Greif Anita Gutierrez trt Randall T. H225 a:E12iDC Harrison 'vi 5 nga JJ. jan Annette Harte: E Nancy Harvey EE: Elaint Hay ZEI Bob Hayes jr. E Bob Henry Ziilili wa Rhonda Hensley Zlllll Marie Hill W rruyrtuyrrr M Eygi X Y W 5 E 1 935 M Q H, s M ii ii irgggfzefg YR A Q: 1 w I YE' erlisal l ,resales K: uw , Sfgoii IE' la- 'Q' Steve, We're really proud of you son. Good luck in your com- ing years. Hope you continue your education. Mom and Dad Richard Holbert Lorrie Hoofard Kacy M. Hooson Steve Hulce Dear Carla, Your radiance and ki ness reflect the wonder 49' K-1 -' john Huling Carla Idzi Kathy jackson David johnson daughter you are. Make gm use of your talents wh will fulfill and make y4 life happy. Dear Kathy, You're T.N.T. - it's tr CTalented and Terrifi We're so proud of you. blast off and give God best! Happy landing kitten f 'YS ,-17 ntl Tom Katsouleas Leana Kennedy Shelly Lewis Keith Liimatta ir- 5.410 S? Pat Lively Steve Maggipimo Shelley Ann Mann Cindy Marquez Congratulations, Steve, your first educational rr stone. As you leave h school, remember that future does not belong youg you must earn it. All our Li Mom and l is LQ ,, Valerie Lynn Marrs .lim Martinez Paul Richard Matakiewicz julie L. Matheney , Linda Mays ji11McE1murry Clay J iiii D' ii john McNary Dennis Lee Meagher Arleen Margarita Mendoza Eloise Mercado Debbie Montano Dear Karen, May each of the rooms in 'our Castle of Life contain lnlimirecl treasures, and may rach of your children be just ike you. Love, Mom -iwsgg, i Karen Anne Moore Carl Mott David Wayne Mowry Ronald Murphy Paffi NQYHIC Kim M OlSl11 Evert Oliphant Greg Olivas R honda, I love you, dearly. Mother '--' 1 fn. x. lI'uffV 5 V gi z.. La , l, Q'-r Patti Plaice David Quicke Susan Radakovich Lone Ranum You made ir Randy! Love, ' Mom Dear Brad, Congratulations and best wishes for health, happiness, and good fortune, beginning now and lasting all through life. Love, Mom and Dad 11 Q- l Dear Linda, You have given us much joy and happiness. May all your wishes come tgue. Smile! We lhve you. Mom and Dad An ice cold ice cream bar, a bright sunny days and a patch of green lawn are enough to satisfy Evan Olivns. Linda R. Rudd M Arlene Cecilia Sanehez litibert Skinner S... ' 'E 9 -q ! Diane Smith Wilma J. Smith Margaret Payan Solis Karen Linda Sonnenschein Chris, You were: the answer to a prayer at birth, a blessing to us for seventeen years. May you always find much happi- DCSS. l Film New If '55 will 'N ,J-gr 'N -5 , X -' K v i 1jebbieSpenlter Bill Siiifiiiksfd eiili Chfiesifieiiige sfichiffi Stratmfin -ol - 'LIT' Sl 'Debbie Swift Dan Tafoya Rick Michael Turner Rosy Valenzuela Glenda, We are so proud of yc May all your dreams cor true. May you have mu. happiness and success in lif Mother and Glenda Vaughn jeff Viles Monty Rae Mary Ward Loretta Warnock 719 Q., if ' Larry Welch Florence Kay White Debbie Wilde Brenda Wilding 495 'UQ fin '7 x, Gwen Wilkes Debra L. Williams Laurajean Wingate julie Wygle gw Soar, thy friends, . . . L-'li 53'- There xs no lxmxt to what .,..-.-v- A you can discover. ' Look all about you and feel for what is real. Search and break through those barriers break through into the sky - it is free for the taking. Dear Marilyn, Congratulations Brian! We are proud of you, pleased with you, and we thank you for being the lov- ing son you are. Love You, Mom and Dad '-1? Emma Lucille Acres David Richard Baldwin PCICI' Michael Ballestero il Anita Barron Brian D. Beels Kimarie De Boatner Cheryl Brown You are a joy to us, keep up the great attitude and you will succeed in life. :Dear Matthew, Congratulations to you on this special occasion. We are pleased with your work, effort, and attitude. And we are very proud that you are ourfson. 303 rf' Aa . ,, Sandra Barnes Dear Kimarie, May your proven and ability to achieve ne' diminish. We are thankl and proud that you are c daughter. Love Y Mom and If Renee, We are proud of y because of your scholas record and because you are fine Christian woman. Cc tinue to grow in and service to our Creator. 'IP Karen Ann Buchan MHFUYU Burger Matthew Capritto RCDCC C2riSiO ear Beverly, We know you will be a urce of pride and happiness us in the future, as you ve been in the past. Con- atulations! Mom and Dad elen, Education, knowledge, atience, good old horse nse, and a smile that's the ixture for success. My love you always, Dad Cynthia Lynn Coker Ann Marie Corcoran Gregory Cox Scott Cramolini a arie, You deserve nothing but e best for just being your ving self. We wish the best life for you, we all love JL1. Guy Drew Edward Dutra jim Eckstrom Diane EUCiI'l3S Robert L. Cason Larry Chavez Beverly Christy Helen M01-elle Clark Cynthia, My heart is full of Love, pride, and admiration for you. May the happiness and beauties of love and life be yours. Love, Mother Ann, To a beautiful young lady. It has been a joy to be your parents. Keep up your ambi- tious and creative ways. Suc- cess and happiness. Mom and Dad Ronald Davidson joseph X. Delaney Marie Angela De Lara Diane Deleu Edward, Congratulations son! May your future be as bright as a shining star as you go down the path of life year after year. Dad and Mother Carl, Love, respect, integrity, obedience, achievements goals reached and this honor. Thank you son, for all of these. A Mom and Dad I'm very proud of you. to vve or sis Sf3saii5ExfErr5h f T' ' 'fl Mcfirrailfields h Robeit P Cztrl Fred Fraiieri U - - W W L Q. ,, fm 'T 3 ' Af-' .. ' f, .fha . ' gt iv- 5,53 1 1.- 'F if X4-f X ,' 11.215 'NZ' U11'.A..r 2' 'Ai z LLEIA Monty Eroebe , Steve Gaiman jan1neMar1eGooclw1n Steve Gorrell Q wif wif wi .291 Q W ,tt ii i ,i 1 fDelJbid1-firdingi ' ' Victoria Hargreaves if ii'i Mindy Hogan jane Horiibardy a kb., L,-in Ti. My f A , -W 1 ff , ,, ,. .,,, ,A ts, M .. N :E iii? 'LL M Sharon V V Margie Hung? Phgillig Hutson Rhonda ,kffrey , N . Rosaieejones Rocky Kemp jliose Mary Iilricger E Kay E11eQi Kwmk0wSf2iL Carolyn L. Lane xi Ch5liegLa1ng N rciniles iLouise Thomas Robert Lascher Brenda Lawson Thaliar NPCCFPILOPCZ IZW Uiane, You have given us much mppiness aod love chase ,last evcnreen years. We know .firh your attitude you will have 2 beauriful life. viichael, Live for today but remem- xer ycsterciziyu and rhinlf of omorrow. R0bCrt L. Lowe D1ane Mae Inty re :iA::: Mrgggel McCauley Lziurxe MacDonald ii E Wie, 1' ,Ei--.. . Dear Walter, Does graduation mean the end to parental advice? No! Find a job, be happy, get a haircutf' etc. Love Mom and Pop Annette, May Gods' love continue to bless, guide and inspire you creativity, sensitivity, and joyfulness in pathways of good toward those you contact through life. sa E' tg' 'iv Douglas R. McDaniel Walt Garrison McDowell Annette McFadzden Nick Measures 141 in iz- Melgnie Megs Anne Metz Matt Miller Vince Miller 7.1 QF gf Q-Y-9, Cynthia Leah Munoz Robert Nelson Terri Newberry Devan Brian Olsen jill Ormsby Anette Ortiz Jeanine Ostini janet Perry Annette, Seems like yesterday you started kindergarteng now you are graduating. We're so very proud of you. Congratu- lations! And may the sun shine upon you always. Mom and Dad julie Perry eryl, If God gave us the choice t of all the daughters in e wrold we would choose u! Mom and Dad evin, We're very proud to have d you for a son the past ven years and proud that u finished your schooling. Good luck son, Mike Powell Cheryl Lynea Ralston Kevin Richter Mark Rigney Craig Robertson ,Iudy Rogers Kristine Mary Rossa Susan Rundell Rob, all moms could say they a son like you it would a different world. Thanks proving teenage sons are oy. Love, Mom f, ou're our number one . Your dad, mom and thers are so proud of you. od luck and success ays. Mark, Congratulations! We 'alwaysaknew YOU would A make it. hifi Mom and Dad Robert Paul Sandstrom Donna Marie Schaefer Sharon Lee Scott -Ieffiry, Mark Thomas R Shuf field Scott Simon V Tim Spahn Terry Stangeland Eriks R. Teteris Bernard Tonnies Lili Vance Corkyl,Marie Van Essen jan Louise Van Leeuwen Peggy Ileen Wagner Dear Ralph, We wish you the best in everything you undertake in your future. Love, Mom and Dad joclie, We share this happy moment with you. - Remember always - In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths. 98 Gisela Margarete Walnri Anita M. Warner Lonnie E. Wessley - ' 'Z wwf l:'e:,.,1 . f it frm, ,, -, f '- , Qfzizii 'friursl - 'A Michael Wilkinson Ralph Yeary L -Y fax- - R 77' AI g Y 3,6 Dearjim, Each day of your life is special. Use it in a special way. Learn with it, work with it, and don't forget to pray. Pam Bowers Debra Lynn Brob1sl-cy Leonard Brown Tamara DCVHU BrOWn 100 lla Cleete Carr Douglu Cgson Edward Cen teno Linda D. Conner 'Ioan Elizabeth Costello Lisa Monica Cramer Elaine Crosby Chris, Faith, hope, charity, - may these virtues shine in you. A pinch of penance, a measure of prayer, - contin- ued wisdom, carries you Chris , anywhere. Mom and Dad . .i Michael Cheverie Lisa, Gain knowledge! Use it according to your talents so you can remain free in spirit and ideals, and never be a slave to anyone. Elaine, Our lov? and wishes for a future fi1led'iwith a reward- ing life, happiness, love, knowledge, and success. Mother and Dad. if Steven D. Curnow Ray Danner Mary Davis Christopher Michael Dunn Rod Dunn Dennis Dutton Terry L. Eckert Bruce Eddy , LM , , ,.,,. V 1 , l l F- , Lyriri :i:VF ,,AA CN1Qdy'F,Espino5a DennigMK. Evansw Roberr Lloyd Faulgus Lynn, May you have all God's love, -ihappiness, and success in whatever you choose to do in the future. Love. Mom and Dad Dennis, You have been a very fine boy and hard worker whom we are very ,proud ro call our son. L Love, Mom and Dad hw 4-4, 'K Q? il Ferro Z 'illlilliam-J. Flannigan Stephen E, Cl1ri?tinaG:irciaigA . , Ca'rla3Qary5P :Z-Georgette ILoui's,,Qavei're L Lauri Gluzer -W nw' sf' Susan C. Frazier Congratulations Cougie! May your happy disposi tion and kindness alway. remain a par: of you, Love Always Mother :md Da pf- yffi- ii , , GZ' 4'-,ug 1451 P David Godley W A Michael Goodman ,Julie Griggs Patrick Griswold Cloudsiggiull of thunder, roar . . Fill the air with your loud lament 'For when the morningl sunirises, your tears will have been shed and calm will Clggge your doors. mas, Son, our love, understand- g and prayers, go with you s you cross the threshold to our new futiife in life. etty, A butterfly on your onnet, the keys to your car, nd a tassle on your hat. 1't's rear having you beside us edo. Love, Ron Gruellny My Danny Gutierrez Kirby Lavyrence Haley Z Michele L. Hansen vi. , wzgsf, ,1- , wglffflgi ' I fiiffili refill , , wwe ,trztifltly ..,g1,, ts H , is 1 f v 1 X , ,.., Susanne Haskins A Sherry Hawley Laury I-Iolti Thomas Lee Houser Denise Husbands tiliist Thomas Lefiiflaworski Betty Louise Kelly -- ,rtt i A nn f'g..e,, :eil iq sr , , ' .?? WW X N Q45 g Ni J Dan Kyler Jeanne L. Lane Thomas Lerner Ed Lewandoski William Loffswold Diane Lowry W f Caroline C. Lyons Dan Marinovich 51' -rf' 'ef l x ! Cynrhia MarshM Ann Martinez joe Mara Linda Ann McCombs 4 Allison Baker McGean Irene Meilina Joann Molina john Michael Muth n X' To my son, Derek, How far you go in life is up to you. Remember always, my love is there your whole life through. Love, Mom Pam Nevison Derek Pace Robbie I-gc Patterson Arvella Pence A Our Elizabeth, We wish you all the suc- cess in the world. To a won- derful sister, and daughter, with all our love. Shirley, Eleanor, Mom and Dad Mark Pollina Lisa Karin Poush Elizabeth Lynda Prado Deborah Kay Prather l Margaret Ann Reid Richard Ribble Michael Rooney jeffrey Ross Janis, Youive come a long way, baby! Your Growing up' experience has been fun for Dad and Mom too. Excite- ment lies aheadg learning and living. Janis Ruggels Frank Steven Serrano -Ianell Simoni Susan Sizemore 105 vw- K I t f 'f Reloeeca Smith .af-Q' ,imyflilliam E. Sgevensfrr Sharon? lLm:,, W cfwishggyou tHe besegof luck in whatever you decide Eiifdo. firoud of yad, Momhlgdy, and Donna ziififi, i ,. ' :z 'I 53- pear Vicki, K Thcgiryears izy you -have ceiinp pleted have been filled with i sngany aehievrigents, joys, and rearsj these will bekome the gguntaiiriifgeefoeeyour successefin life. ff- ' Love, ION q--'-- 'GE' 'CIP i fggsie swishefr- if ,Traceyiouise Theys ' if-rw Q1 'C'- William, May you succeed in th future and be as willing rc help others as you helped m hefe at home. Congratulations Tra! Yesterday you were ou baby. Today you're a lovel young lady. We wish yo happiness, success and love. Mom, Dad, Tim, and Tho eng? uw X bl l 1 f I sl 13' fl M Om and ad Shimon Kay Thornton Dennis Vest Vicki Lynne Voris who , , ggi ei, ts ' fi!! '-V55 'K my l 1, l iv- Karren Williams David williams Chuck Tiioung' :ze Az 1 t wsffigetf :fue 1 f.f, we K fm was greg, ,-. Your Fanher and I have done oust. besggffgfor We wish you only happiness, T-he road ahead choose. Remember we'll xliiiayslff cheriif saes 1 K I ., -, ,: ml .42- 19' W'1 5r 'Ti , is , : ' A Sheree Youre-e Cindy Zoeber julie Zingerman Whether it bein bubbling springs or thunderous wavesg the people of the water are content. For what they have found in life is something worth searching for - , peace within their hearts and among the shores. 4 , . L Q 'wg ,nr ,Yi -N -F' ----1. ...ff fffmf-f? QQJLP Qongratulariongs Paula! M ' We're real proud of youfii The best is yet to come. Love, Dad and Bebe Kathleen Louise Achee Gregory R. Adamson Paula S. Archer Larry Tony Arrellanes Karen iiiierend N 'ii George Billinger M Kristena Paulette Briernw David M. Brown Michael, Keep Qi! your courage strong - and your goals high. For life is a constanf challenge. .gzxjf 108 Love, Mom and Dad David, We wouldn't change thing about you. Thanks letting us share your fi eighteen years. We kn you will find your place stand. five- ' L f A I U ar-at -J? 2 try 1,-.af Katherine Irene Brown Mike Callaway Denise F. Carlson Debbie Lynn Carter Nora Chavez Rick Cunningham Heather S. Coyle Carole Anne Defoi Margaret Delgadillo Alain Delhaxhe Donna D'Elia Doug Dietz arry, 'Good luck and God bless ou, Larry Wayne English. Love, Mom and Dad tephie, Our wish for you is suc- ess in all your future ndeavors. We are always you. Mom and Dad Donna Dear, There are so many things inside our hearts . . . Pride, Love, Tears, Memories. We thank you for them all. Mom and Dad Larry W. English Stephanie Lynn Everett Cindy Farris Karen Ruth Fields Claire Mary Fitzgerald jerry Wayne Fox julie Frazier Larry Gallardo Jfffv, It gives us great pleasure seeing you graduate from High School. Thank you for being a good student, a loyal person and son. Dad and Mother julie, In your cap and flowing gown, you remind us of all the frilly dresses from your yesteryear. You've got it all together now, Babe. Love, Mom and Dad 109 .5 Y T Y is ' ' we Giaiswz wifi- s. ' AWK 151555 :Ln A 55 ffm 1 EQ 1 , 1-Yxfs-:Q,f..:f,g:, . . myssfsm 5:-'nf p wfzusf K3thYs , e vi sfigejxal day and hbafipihess always. 4' z Andrea Garcigg Laura,M. Garcia Nancy Ann Ggdgqk Mari Gomez ' MI I W LA'k' ffm Love, Mom and Dad I K VVmhVV Qbbie Graves Karen Harmqn m43 Alliergil-Iernandez Kathy Ann Hernandez ' 12221 , 5W,,g:w::'f' I5fLQQvEs..11-V ' ,, ,game 'X - X ami? f 1. h W 4, IL: Q V w .- rf A 4 .. me 3., xx, , , .. N, -., W - 4 . 1 g ,E ., w4 , Avy- V - 99N ?' I' gn. 1-'13 J ,LZ li, no 5 'vWF' guy 'lb QA if Eric Pauljohnson Stacey jones Armand KCCCCT TNCY KCSSOH A. :atm w '24 ,. A me fm,+2SmW.f --fa: , H ,-.,.1.w W H Mfff ifwffgsaigasifasih X? S W i 'Frank Lightner Colleen, You have only just begun, your really important years are just ahead. Make the most of the many opportuni- ties in these next few years. The world is yours, Eric, so know yourself and you'1l understand the world. The key is true patience. And don't forget to do the dishes tonight. VAAZ: u,e, 5? ll ' 1-A , H211 , w s .. ' itmjllmlwl1zNll 'H get ff z t li -- - ,N lm 'Rf Hi ' sflfsrlw W If In ,,.., t.., ,, .ff emfw 22' ' My M -uw r-uso 'lezgssztfszw 5215? rfr'S:V3,'EJ ltstslttsltt -V I ,t,.l.,.l ,, 1 ,' zzifezQf5mi2i?i233 , . ,s,. l , iw Doesn t it seem strangegossay, that by follow-may ing the horizon and leaviiigk your cares behind, you will only confront another horizon of better quality? 4 l i i i 1 Shelley Lasalle Lynette V. Lee Debbie Leisure Trisha Lenhart . ,t., T milfs e..e.,..J,f5i3Qii5557i z '53l 5' W5 kygizgg, 1:,l ,.,l .,.t., we - Q , uwefeseww fm:-1 1 uufswxmkglfiiif 'lk ,,,. . .4 Debra Lee Li nclebaum Mark Dean Lowe Dennis Magdalen? tg sw1211fs , euamfff- V 2 Stephanie Soledad Magdalena Margie Martinez Colleen R. Matson Eric Allen Mayer lll Gabriel, A standing ovation for your approach to finishing line of High School, Gabriel, our son. God's blessings be upon you. Love, Mom and Dad jane, The happy days and the trying ones both have caused us to love you more and more. I Corinthians 13 Love., Dad and Morni' 3' , 'U' vu 'U-QA wg, Qqbi-ieliMcCurtis jane McDowell wi Bill Meade Johanna X. Medina L- hi? james E. jean Mitchell Steve Mitchell We Robert Moore Mendenhall ja? 1 ...A , Linda Mora Dave Mora Gary Morningstar Richard Munoz Sandra Lee Noble Kelly Noyce Robert O'Keefe Evan Olivas H2 Robert, May your graduation opt doors to greater vistas learning. Los Mom and D: Evan, We want to wish you every success in whatever yt do in life. Mom and D: ' Carolyn Olson Hoping ilds health, dreams fulfilled d happiness. Congratula- ns Brad! Love, Mom and Dad xxx x ' xr Sizsaxx xxx we ii lk i :iixiiixx - A Dearest Liza, We are very proud of you. Maypwlife bring you joy and , x God be Witllzziidlou Wx E Ldve, Mom and Dad Norajoari Paulson Karen Anne Pinkerton Liza Porras was 'Rza K951nffbPfebblf R0bCrfPfCssQ.,1:13ge, .Q ex ,B5xgQxP51xCQx Ramlrfl Ron, N May a happy graduation i dayge just the scart Qi a p Qzf rhat brings everything Q thiilfliifiiflosesr ro R Debbie Rath Gzyla Rae Rodriguez Z Mike Rogers M Ronald i mei Benjamin Sehalir: Te 10 quod filius optiimus jnper fuisti et es. ieger atque diligens es. boras summa cum studio. llaudo. -Mater ln! If :.x Wx, To a wonderful daughter. y all your days be happy S. Larry Ross Benjamin Schalit Ann Schiavonc Mike S5953 .xxxrxxxo My-fha: xex, xxax,sx,xxxu x.x2xa,xxxaxr: x --fxrssxsxssx.. 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A - 1, , , t i Q ,. i ,K , , , U Wm i its Debbie Lynn, We could not begin ro stress into words the happi- ness and gratitude you have us by your outstanding achievement. Love, Mom and Dad Debbie A.'Wil1iams Debbie Lynn Williams Carol Wolfe Michael E. Wright .. Y 5 - Y rx- i i 'L 7,- Richard Wright Randall David Wuerth Susan Zebker Welgspotted ,lim Clark by the boys! gyms Maybe heis Rick McWilliams 1 MikeyLowe rotsurrendgr 'klie bench. ' ii'i 7' i, - ,L 1 W . . rr , 1 , g I15 L., i' Michael Lowe praetices the fine art reserved for seniors: the lazy, end-of-the- semester feeling known as senioritis, if x X! X V1 ' 1- P- '-Q, - 'K f, Q N Alex Abundis Lynn Achee Mark Adams Helen Aguilar David Allen Gene Allen La Randa Lee Alley julio Alvarez julie Anderson William Anderson Teresa Arceniega Lori Arnold Mike Arnold Mark Ashby Chris Attebery Robert Aviles Anna Ayala Danny Baker Frances Baker Chris Balden Another year a different outlook school seems different when you're a part of the Jffdwfwa caught somewhere between sophomore newness and senioritis juniors have a unique feeling is , gf ' B B 4-fl! 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WC ix, V X Q , X I-,bei H i X r X gl- 1 ', X '. 3- , N i ,,' - 1 -Q: 'o y 1 QA in' 2 'I Mi F 'K 1 li., i i Richard Cave Sylvia Champion Debbie Christensen Rick Clary Lynn Clopper Lisa Cobos Finita Comos .Pauline Connell Robert Copeland Frank Cortez Mary Cortez Bridget Costello james Cothran Clayton Coute Deanna Cox joy Cox joel Craig Terry Cramolini Steve Cribbs Ian Crisp Katherine Crosby Cathi Cross john Crow Sharon Cundiff Steve Cundy ,Ian Davidson Helen Davis Mary Rose Davis Sally Davis Steve Davis Mark Day Mark Dean Richard Delgado Robert Delossantos Valerie Diaz Cindy Diel-:man Kathy Dimmick Mearl Dineley Tim Ditch -Ioe Dodge Andrea Dom Mark Donaldson julie Donovan Lorrie Downey Susan Downing Joann Drew joan Drust N Oliver Duckworth Linda Duniven Linda Dunlap David Dunn Patricia Dorham Frank Dutra Linda Dye Tammy East Laurie Easter Sally Eckert Paul Edews Todd Eickman Dianne Ellis Dana Ellison Denise Ellison Pat Emerick Theresa Esperance Cindy Espinosa Steven Esler Kenny Estrada Alfred Estrella Anna Evans Mike Farrell Cathy Finn Mary Flannigan Denise Fleming julie Flippen Doreen Fonda Kimberly Ford Denedetto Fosco Loreen Foster Connie Fraiser jeff Fraka Kristi Franck Art Frank Nina Frazier Wade Frazier Stacy Freeman Karen Freeny Carl Gage Tim Gagnon Kim Gallardo '1'homas'Ga1lardo S X, - , 'Z' 1 W-1 wxr Lydia Gallegos Bonnie Galligan Barbara Garcia Cinda Garcia jim Garcia john Garcia Lori Garcia Mitch Garcia Ronnie Garcia Frank Garibaldi Robin Gartman Golde Glaser Bret Glasspoole Cathy Glover Anita Gomez Linda Gomez Tim Goodwin Sherilyn Gorrell Mark Graven Greg Graybill jeff Green johnny Griggs Mike Grizzard Manuel Guajardo Robert Gutierrez Ruth Haas William Hall Anthony Hamlet Eric Hanson Kim Harbison Karen Hart Sherry Hartley julie Hartman Kathy Hartman Steve Hacvey Lane Hawley NU' Emily Hawthorne joe Hayes Sherri Hayrex Bruce Heathcotc Steve I-Ieckenliveiy Deborah Heiglf Karen Heinzelman Carol Henderson Don Hendrix Lee Henry Robert Hensley Donnalee Hentz As we go through a day at VHS we see our friends in many moods Some even pose for our camera Corinne Hernandez Lupe Hernandez Vicki Herring Diane Hindman Rick Hines Richard Holdsworth .li 'J ' . V , I' 'rl 1 - ll ' . x ,- ' my-K i i 1 1-A 5 fm , i l 1 i . 52. 1' . 1 1. ,V G ax W ' '. f J - - ' 1- 2.2 -XT 1 14: W i ' 1- - ' - Marge White is in front of and behind the camera for th ture! ii , is pic- .' ..., 'Q ,ff V f L: 'V .,: N W . 'I W1 - , i' . . il P 5, If , F'-fl V ill 'N by A.- ,- if ,t I g' in 1' - wi' M5 126 john Holliday jane Hombordy Ronald Hooper Danny Hoopingarner julie Hornback Rick Hornback Kym Hovland Paula Hoyt john Hronesh Bill Hughes Alice Huntington Melanie Hutrer john Hyde Debbie Irish Fred Irish Gloria Imhoff Linda Iversen Larry Izer Kip jasper JCHY JHY john Jensen Sheila jerron Lloyd johns -Ionajohnson jerry Johnston Susan Johnston Adrien jones Alison jones Bruce jones Don jones Lynn Popsecu and Hilde Weilc, are two girls work every day before school and at lunch in the student store. Mark-Iones N Brand Kahler W A v , ' - Kathy Kallusky ' X james Keegan Keith Kelly Michael Kelly arf? , ' -' ,A l I v-' 1 ' is ' r.f , il Lf + I , il l x I K L Rhonda Kennedy Valerie Kern Debby King C Q Randy Knight Bob Knopsnyder Brian Koch 'fi' wx 127 y-- 1 ,tv NA Rocky Kemp snapped this picture of Mark Waites and his Cougar Pride. Elf i ' g' -F mu r1 i fj','Vi' A' XI! A n , 1 , W 1 fl l I 1 L X X . N A i I xX ' ill 28 PM N ,- , .1 -f'.' W ,211 . Steve Kopald Kitty Koziba Billy Krebill Susan Kreider Steve Krohn Darlene Kurilchyk Kenneth Landberg Claire Lapierre Larry Larimore Greg Larsen Lloyd Lassich Stacy Laurie Lisa Lautcrio jeff Leard jim Lee Tracy Lee Lisa Leffler Howard Legat Laverne Leggett Amy Lemon Alfred Leon Tim Leonardo Tammy Levy Clint Lewis Scott Linnett Greg Lipman Kurt Little Debbie Livingston Fritz Loftus Beth Lombard Betty Long Edgar Lopez Mike Lopez Peter Lopez Ruben Lorenzana Vanessa Lorenzana Rick Love Melinda Lovejoy Liz Loveless David Lowe Donna Lowe Richard Lunsford L It-n11Y'fl i:l:ji . 27:1 1 L 'L A m 1., lv pl Hmmm - pep rally's over, what'll we do now? Let me think this one through. li'4iF David M acias Arlene Magdaleno Greg Maggipinto Debbie Mahoney Corrina Majeno Carlos Marsh .Justine Marshall Ronald Marshall Jessie Martinez joanny Martinez David Masters Michael Masters Susan Mastoris Barton Matthews Cindy Matthews Patricia Matrox Matt Mayta john Naznca Pat Mazuca Robert McCanless Oracia McCurtis Debbie McDaniel john McDowell Susan McAraw Vincent McMurray Debbie McNeely Merre McPherson Debbie Meador Charles Meadows Cathy Means Marcos Medina jim Mendez Clinton Merithew Paul Messersmith joe Meyer Bobetta Mhoon Irene Miller Lori Miller Colleen Miller Mike Miller Phillip Modglin Lariy Montoga Glenn Moore Kevin Moore Shelly Moore Richard Moraga Maria Moraza Danny Morgan Cheryl Morton Tina Mowry Maureen Mulkey Dan Munger Dennis Munoz Larry Murphy Mike Musgraves Richard Lyon Ed Narkcvic Gale Nasse Nancy Nass Chris Nauenburg ...Niki i L N. Q-' - ' , ' , 5 . The 50's days pep rally even got Guy Sturgell out on the gym floor to show off his hula hoop technique. tv '-am' Wx' -X 'gr 1' I-- 'i ,1',:,x A .fx fl ,i'. Lflll . Af i L 'X '-Lg - I Li r X M , wr in 4 ll ir' gl, X ' lt Li all l 131 Dave Nelson ,Ieri Newberry Susan Newcomb Cherrly Newman Mike Newman Todd Newport Gary Newton Lynn Nielsen Roger Norris Norma Norton Roger Norton Brian O'I-Iagan Mike Olmos Allyn Olson Barbara Ostrem Rod Owens Kelly Oxford Laura Padilla Zenita Parrish Louis Paschal Walt Paulson Eddie Payan Evelyn Payan Leslie Peacock Garnett Pelham Aruella Pence Tom Penix jack Pennarts Mike Perlmutter Carol Petersen Darrell Peterson Erin Phelps Larry Phelps joyce Pierce Lynne Pierce joseph Pina Debbie Pleines Fernando Poehler Pat Poehler Theresa Poehler Leola Politz jim Pollina Theresa Potter Patricia Powell Kimberly Price Greg Pulido Steve Pullen Bill Pyle Kathy Quinn Pam Rainey Denise Ramirez Tracy Ranck Rita Rangel Debbie Rath 4 Mike Redard David Reid Stewart Reid Vicki Reinhold Don Ribble Andrew Rickabaugh Carmon Rippetoe Irma Rivera john Rizzo Timothy Roadinger Chris Roberts Glen Roberts Robin Roberts Todd Rodgers Anthony Rodriquez Norma Rodriguez Ric Rodriguez Danny Rogers Robin Rogers Larry Romero Tina Romero Chuck Rudd Tom Rudenko Greg Rudolph julie Ruiz Robert Ruiz jim Rushing Karen Ryder N anc Sage Richard Salas Belinda Salmela Michele Salvage Perry Santos Sindy Scalise Mark Schaab Barbara Scharf john Schell Keith Schubert Eric Schwartz Rob Schwerdtfeger Bonnie Scott William Scott Daniel Seabert Dave Seibel Debi Seath Edward Seidenkranz -Ieanann Seiler David Shankies X Debra Sharp Rene Shipley David Siebler Marc Dimard julie Simoni Rebecca Sizemore Charles Smith Darrel Smith Doddie Smith ff' Donnella Smith Graham Smith Hugh Smith Lunchtime and sunny weather: two good reasons for stretching out on the lawn and talking to friends. , , Leslie Smith Robert Smith Mike Solomon Dolores Solorzano Larry Sonninschein Randy Spicer 1'-'rx l if Y 1S,,,,,,.,fmw.w-an-.,,,,g X -. . -.- 1. W- : - ll Steve Sweeting Linda Tafoya Marsha Tarwater Dale Thibedeau Todd Thoma Mike Thornhill Judy Thornton Leo Tidwell Brett Tilly Kerry Tissler Matt Tonnies Cathy Townsend Kellie Trice Marjorie Tucker Mike Swanson Margareta Svanberg Cecil Sutton Scott Sutherland Revin Sullivan Guy Sturgell jim Stufflebeam Randy Stuchey Sharon Stone Robert Stock David Stevens Kathrine Sterzenbach Kathy Sternfeld William Sregall Deborah Stafford Mary Spurlock Ron Spiker Susannah Ulam Barbara Ulfers Susan Ulreich Sherry Underhill Maria Valles Kent Vanvetter Robert Vasquez Robert Vaura Tracy Viles Claire Vivatson Matt Vizzo Chris Volk Rene Wagoner Richard Waller Pam Ward Lisa Wardle Patrice Watkins Barbara Watterson Lori Wentling jacob Wenzel ,James White Marge White Pam White The 50's days activities got support from just about everyone. Something at the pep rally sure has this group fascinated. is K5 7 Dave Whitman Doug Wiggins Tim Willis Kathy Williams Pat Williams Claude Wilson john Wingate Kim Wingo Steve Winkle Maria Winters Mike Withers Constance Wolfe David Wood Lori Wood Christi Wooley David Wright Lynn Wright Laurie Wygle Leslie Wygle john Yahnel Gary Yanez Dale Yasukawa jeff Yates Jef f Yeary David Yonenaka Melissa Yost Jeanette Young Raymond Young Sherrie Yunker Stella Zambrzuski Enrique Zaragoza Maria Zaragoza Violet Zdenek Valerie Ziegler Debra Zinskey Robin Zwibel fu! Q 0 321.95 lQ pl':-P.,q,n an 'sygg x-:vp vin Qtr., cj e 'l Q ' c Ml! MQ I S ll l ' 4 - WE ARE l Q L5 V f ,, ,V fw Q -42 Q f ,-A, 1 E ' I I 0 4 ,f I lf 0 O' I1 O I O Wes Abundis Susan Adamich Mary Adams Bernadette Aguilar Daniel Aguilar David Aguilar Paul Alary juli Aldrich Sandi Alexander Glen Althof Maria Alvarado Patricia Alvarado -Iavier Ames Diana Andrews Beatriz Antillon Pam Arellanes Edith Arman jerry Arnold Mike Ashby Vicki Autry Debbie Ayers Terri Bacon Bryan Baker Ellen Baker -Ioanne Baker Linda Bajida A new crop of students come to school they are looked at looked over and accepted into VHS as the 9010 lafeutay ill El 'X CY-1513 .af . 55' 'ble'- Sophomore Class Officers: Donna Lopez Secretary Greg Lupton Presidentg Carole Gunn, Treasurer Paul Vacca President Tammy Baker Tony Balding Delby Ballantine Steve Baney Jef f Barkley Kathy Barraza -Iodi Bartle Tammy Basnett Karen Bates Mary Baty Chris Beliveau M att Bennett Donna Benoit Ed Becker Debi Biats Mike Bivins Glenn Black Kim Blackstock Vicki Blackkolcl David Blanchard Blankenburg Paul Rodney Booher Stan Bower ,Io Bowers Linda Bowington Kim Brake David Brand Debbie Bray Kathy Brazill Bob Brenner Debbie Brewer Scott Bridston Shawn Briles Debbie Brixey Dwayne Brown Randolph Brown Dave Brubaker Tami Bryant Sue Buck Robert Bugg Dan Buley Larry Burdette Annie Bustamante Brian Byrd Barbara Campbell Laurie Campbell Paula Campbell David Canales Scott Cantrell Philip Capritto Sherise Carlson Lori Caron Mitch Caron Liz Carpenter Mickey Carpenter janet Carr Dana Carter Terry Castor Lisa Catlett jim Catlin Diane Cervantez Nick Chapman Becky Chenot Daniel Cheverie jeff Cockrell jim Coggins Terry Colangelo john Cole Cindy Collins Darlene Conner Stacey Connor Albert Contreras Casey Cook Bob Thomas Cornwell Larry Corralejo Stella Cortez Norma Cortez Mike Cowan Denise Cox Diana Cox Larry Cox Tina Crammer Megan Cross Sherri Crow Mark Curry Brenda Curtis Dan Daly Deborah Darrow Cathy Davis Mike Davis Robert D'Elia Mark De Lisle Arthur De Ross Steven Devine Thomas Dewberry Carrie Dewitt Leonard Diaz ,Iere Dietz Ronald Dipping Pam Dodd Linda Doerfler Stephanie Dole Heidi Dom Wayne Donarhan Mark Doss X14 Ray Dowler Tim Downey Todd Dressler Brian Dressler james Drury Carol Dunlap William Durning Pauline Eckert janet Eddy john Elom Kelly Endo Deborah Estis Alda Estrella Sheryl Evans Janis Everton Toni Farnham Robyn Farrell Sue Ferguson 'Suzie Ferro Karl Fields Janice Figueroa Kyle Finn Bob Fish Wendy Fisher jose Flores April Forbes Aileen Foster joan Foster Susan Foster Colleen Fox Danny Fraser Melody Frazee Christina Frazier Danta Frazier Guy Frazier Ricky French Susanne Frenzel Anna Frias Pere Frias Gary Friend Mike Fulton Barbara Gage Gloria Gagne Ronald Gagne Kevin Gallup Linda Garcia Norma Garcia Matt Garcin Casey Garvin Doug Garvin Dale Gebber jeff German Steve Gilman Garla Gimlin Thelma Giossi Keith Godeck Ron Godwin Eden Gofourth john Golson -Ieannie Gomez Sally Gomez Sheila Gomez Lauralee Gonzalez Randy Gonzalez Ted Good Maria Goodin Becky Goodman Linda Goodner Laura Goodrich Craig Goodwin ,Q ri., l l ii ' s -S55 .nz ..! l iw. 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I - yi .- I , I 1- Randy Finn has a message he wants everyone to catch, but james Lopez s expression makes us wonder whether or not he agrees IE -Iohn Gordon Linda Graves Shirley Gray jack Green Ava Greene Glenda Gregory Mary Gregory Maurene Gregory Bruce Greif Louise Griggs Leslie Groenevalcl Carol Gunn Russell Guthrie Ernie Gutierrez Cindy Haflich Cathy Hahn Allen Hale Lester Haller Alesia Hamlet Lorri Hamm Cindy Hamm Brenda Hansel Dana Hansen Teri Hansen Wendy Harris Diana Hart Donna Hart Alysia Harvey Steve Harvey Charles Hasbarger Anita Hatfield Kim Hayes -Iudy Haynes Chuck Heckenlively Shirley Hefner Bobby Helton Bruce Henderson Susanne Hendrix Cynthia Hernandez Gus Hernandez Gary Herrin Caryn Hertel Gerald Hibdon David Hicl-:ok David Hickox Kelly Hicks Loyd Higginbotham Leslie Hines john Hodges Dawn Hoholik Randyh Holbert Angela Holladay Lynnette Holt Troy Hopkins Melanie Hopper Leslie Horn Tim Horton Rhonda I-Ironcsh Denis Hughes Keith Hughes janet Hume Carl I-Iutter Lois Ingram jesse Irish Rhonda Irish Tracy Isbell Robin Isgar Nancy jackson Brook jacoby Bobby jaramillo Debbie jay Cari johnson jeff johnson Pa ul johnson Cathy jones Clif f jones jess jones joseph jordan Marceya Kagan Chris Kahler Kam Kasravi Ronald Kauer Mike Kearns Cherice Keck Terry Kennedy Anna Kesselring Kay Ketchpaw Louis Kimes Brian King Bruce King Beth Klein if J Q , ' 1 tvj -I . - ,H xg 4- 'Sr X Il fx ix, , .- ,C- -V I . .egg I g ,-1. eg I fs,t NJ I Who ripped off my lunch? Greg Lupton may ask, but nobody else seems to be listening. K X, i gi , . -,,-.T x 'T' . w. w' K., ' Xe L ' ' -is E Z' 5-, il: 1 , 0 Q I , x -l lf' E' ' - I if I, Ag. -'ii A l , Ali: I W ' ii X R 'mu 1: 'm,qJ1- . Mx? Xu rx - .. I -, x 'M : s Le f .T ' V E Q F If hs- 1,6 H 5 as I ,T I .W N 2 X I 7 i 1 g , 1- ' N I., t K 1 , J K in-igifUA ii' 1 ' 'fs-A H-1 l ,L A e, W Q , ,Q , Y . ,, if fl.-Q 1 Debra Klein Paul Klemm Elizabeth Koenig Dennice Kubiak Donald Kuzemko jamie Lagos john Lamar Richard Lamb David La Meres Pete Lara Victor Larsen Wendy Lasalle Rusty Latourell Cheryl Lauritzen Lori Lauterio Donna Lechman james Lee Dorris Leggett Scott Leshovsky jennifer Levan Elizabeth Levin Rayanna Lightner Celia Lindberg A pril Little janet Long Arturo Lopez Donna Lopez Mark Lorcnzana joseph Loretz Darlynn Lowe Cathy Lower Greg Lupton Donna Mac Intyre Steve Mainini Christy Mann Mary Manriquez Marion Mapes Paul Maresca Loretta Marquez Claudia Marsh Judith Marsh Bennie Marshall W I 4:- l 1 ll N Gary Martin Laura Martin Anna Martinez Kathy Martinez M arlc Martinez Paula Martinez Shanda Mathis Matt Mattley Mike Maxwell Ricky Maynes Caulene McCarter Terry McCanless The Atoms for num mam: ,M mm Peace statue is one of the first symbols of VHS seen by new students. if P Kelley Hicks - are you camera shy or covering up chuckle? 48 'Iv- .mx L i ' Ni, Robet McCaul1ey Karen McClain Kathy McClain Meredith McEnroe Blase McFadden Ken McGraw Bryant McMurray Arthur McNary Susie McNutt Tom McVittie Steven Meador Duane Meagher Tami Measures Kevin Meehan 'Xxx B 1 ,, - ' sig' xl l -,,.',f-'If' M ariza Melendez Rick Mendez Tom Merrill Kelly Michon james Miller Russ Milligan Colleen Mills Kim Minor Tammy Miolano Robert Mitchell Karen Moffitt Sandi Mohr Raymond Montag Patty Mooney jim Mora Teri Morgan Mike Morrison Rick Morton Russ Moser Bruce Mott Mike Mueller Shawn Mueller Albert Munoz W alter Nagy Ron Natale Alex Navarro Gail Neathery Tim Neathery Bev Nelson Maureen Newton Scarlet Newton Les Nielson Gary Nordell Larry Nordyke Vicki Norman Patricia Novian Debra Nuno Michelle Obregon Kathy Odell Kelley Ohagan julie Olivera Richard Olivera Jeannine Orr Martin Owens Mike Owens Linda Palmer Scott Parmenter Dorothy Pascoe Marsha Paulson Dorothy Pelham Maria Perez Matt Perrett Laura Peterson Diane Pieser Celeste Piwa Tim Plum Lynn Popescu Emily Porter Debby Potts Eleanor Prado Eugene Pritchard Cathy Pulido Tim Quinn Janice Quisenberry Carlos Arin Bill Rabber Laura Ramber Diana Ramirez Brenda Ramsey Patricia Randall Kathy Rangel Chuck Rasey Dan Reardon Sheryle Reid Anthony Renna Rudy Reyes Susanne Reyes Corry Reynolds Debbei Richards Mike Ricketts Donnie Risenhoover Eva Rivera Betty Roberts Kirk Robertson Linda Robertson Toni Rodgers Rochellee Rodreick Estela Rodriguez Raymond Rodriguez Dina Roemer Tim Rogers yo One poster taped across a window tells a story . . . Heidi Salvage Charles Sanchez David Sandstrom Annette Saunders jeff Schaab Mike Schaffels Erica Schalit Anthony Schock Carl Schubert Lois Schulze Pat Schwerdtfeger Eddie Scott Mark Scott jay Scurlock Nancy Sears Carole Rohlfing Ruben Rosales Alice Rosemann Laura Rouse Sheena Rowell Melani Ruskovich ,Iaye Ryan Kevin Sage William Salas Kirk Salisbury Steve Sallee Cindy Salmons L L Y dh . . . while Susan Everton and Liz Greif put up another. Michele Seely Eric Seesemann Roberta Sellers john Shank Linda Sharo Karl Siebenthall jerry Simoni Michael Sipes Danny Slade Troy Slankard Brenda Smith Christie Smith Cindy Smith Herb Smith jared Smith Mitchell Smith Sheila Smith Tammy Smith Vicki Snodgrass Devon Snyder Patrick Solomon Georgia Solonzano Craig Spellman Vickie Spoll john Springer -Judy Stallings Norma Stallings Richard Stevens Valerie Steward Terry Stock Ricki Stone Walter Stowe Craig Strickland Larry Stull Steve Stiimpf David Swader Patrick Swafford Mitchell Swanson Charles Swim Bill Swisher Margaret Tarin Boyd Tarwater Bruce Taylor -John Taylor Mary Taylor Susan Tennis Chuck Terra Kathy Terry Gina Thayer Cathy Theis Craig Thinnes Robert Thomas Shelly Thrower Peter Tierney Denise Tilmont Theresa Tomkins ifr- X i l i 4- -xl kg? ' tn' -i, X-1 1 f l f 5-. wk Vx john Donaldson tries out a bench between classes. an, lu, wx if it . I ,N I.-fxt Kevin Tony Rita Torres Robert Torres Roger Tousignant Bonnie Townsend ,Iudy Tribble jeff Troup Lisa Turner Cameron Ulery k,x I Thomas Van Vetter Izzy Vargas .,,- V ' Il 1 IF' , - 'Qs V - - i 1 'V5 l ll 1 il Roberta Valles , 4 . if X' Q w 'C X ll - lx S' I 1 1 U i l - K L . , rvW e1 K - Diane Underhill Paul Vacca Valerie Valencia Robert Vasquez Theresa Vaughn Ray Velasco Charles Vermillion Lawanda Vest Danny Vibbart ,fir wr. off X 1? I Linda Volk Howard Wagoner Kevin Waites - 42 fi- 1 X i -il ,,, 04-r' Sheree Wallace Peggy Ward johnny Watkins Lockers and bikes: familiar sights to sophomores entering VHS. john Way ,Joyce Webb Lori Webb Eric Weeks Sarah Weeks Hilde Weile Robert Wells Alan Werner Brent Werner Mashel Westbrook Earl Wilkerson Darlene Williams Larry Williams Roger William Brent Wilson Tom Wing Y' Michelle Wingate . Sandra Wyatt X ,Q k Alan Yasukawa Adrian Yates Kim Youngstrom Mike Zingerman This Cougar shows his spirit not only at school, but all over Ventura lf! , 1 41- .1 wif, ' -3.-J , rvlv, in iff ff' ' Af'- f .4 N ,iff JXW ff, if . 'Q Q Lf' fl f'2 I x 1 x v 1 N m y A X 1 VUT1-,,,H, , V M. , 2 fu nm. I f '-,'4,.w-5- ,V L - fcwfl K . ,,. 1 2 w,5.-f.:n- H 9 . R x ' 'y 1 ,1 .V ff ,1 A - 1 :.-,Q -.1 1, Q I - ,V 1 ff. 1 gf' ,MQ -- . .s , Z 2513 LE , ,J !'fa.M 'J .f .Pj -uiggvvwgk Xu fifigfl. Ii I 15358 woe. ': . x - . -'c,s,.'.g5. h gf, f,,I.f1:f ,gl I HJ fz-1.:f' Aww-. 1- - .T-ggi-,?.,, 2QL1,3,':' W -! 5 'i-x V if . fg,.Q.'Y. P tw- . -J ' ' ,Z , ..1 '-J-'. ' -nf 1' U, T A. .K- uv-I L . ' s .- , , ' ' 4 v S. fi Vina , .' L: Vg, ?.-'L' I 1 1 1 7 W I V .1 J, 1,,,f W , .F S, J .,v .wc-V , -, , 3 N f lf' Stay f K 1 ff ., Q rf, 1, Q ,IPA ' - Annette McFadzen sa as' V WW if 'Q - - Walt McDowell 156 In addition to these senior photography students, the fol- lowing seniors have their work represented in the senior section: Ann Corcoran, Rocky Kemp, Dan Kyler, Eric Mayer, and Mike McCauley. at ar Li ' S., s 3, 'x - Gabrielle Duval Nancy Godeck - Lisa Crawford - Carrie Lyons Annette McFadzen 157 Meeting Policy - making decisions i 12.4 i.- i i il' lfiiilfi' representing the community teachers l ' students George Rosch Dr. Patrick O. Rooney P - Ventura Unified School District resident of the School Board Superintendent of Schools we x Susan B. Lacey john Masterson William L. Peck ViHCCI1f C- Ruil 158 4 1 S ' P d b students and teachers our new . . g iw Pwwqbag '-Q,-9 Welcome X, Tieyeew 1974-75 has seewafgeeaifmaug changes atVentuwfl-lighQchooL- changes wlurlv hawbewpwwlebwwmeofdwpwdzwadaafdaofgwmfddwswlfmdgowuuibhgwx tada someflaing dqfjmenzi Wekaueesfablbsheaidefkfagfwty ofVentwmfHfgkQcl1ooZfahg uewffiiugs mfdbaablefowpdalgeupwwmswmxw wldlaadmtfiug miawfvsednacks fof cofuwbfifasatuatiom Mis ability fa46es,lad!vmw6belm4fauow's clfaaactw fofhg auabjaliwdmf flwnwwmag mia rwlwfakes ,ww cwgwvnlzdea Yow'uegot17taua5a5 mp Wildsowsays, Hwkewgowgottby Ymvhg-xedoaafiajob. Yowlg-wmebfiefesfz YowawNUMEEPf 1!!Be!ieue12!! Ol-1-iafi-fi Tmaanabl. Towfwv Pukaapal Scheduling supervision attendance unselfish devotion to students of VHS 4 , Michael Shanahan - Dean of Boys William McKinney - Assistant Principal Diane 'Wootton - Dean of Students F Bernice Dennison Rene Mclzer - Guidance Coordinator Conferences programs college jobs listening helping caring jack Smith Charlotte Sydnor Helping us grow by shared decision-making finding alternatives Meeting discussing the relevance of our educational needs in today's world for tomorrow All through the school year the Divi- sion Chairmen, representing all the teach- ers, concern themselves with bettering the educational process at VHS. By working with the teachers and the administrators, each division's course offerings have been expanded to accommodate the diverse edu- cational needs of the students. Experimen- tation with schedules, mini-courses, varia- ble credit classes, and class-time options offer students the opportunity to make informed, enlightened choices and to accept the consequences for these choices. 162 r K 5' F 5 ,- 4 .X fx ix -Y t i' s Robert Etchart Humanities john Cowart Applied Arts 9.1 i,..- '- lr Mllfifl Garcia Paul Laurence Language AWS Math f Science ir ,-- Q'Q+wQw 4 iv, I I . ! t 4, 1 - '-. s . N .Y ,tl Phil McCune Robert Swanson Athletic Director Physical Education STPATION . . . 'Q YOUPJPENCIL ...P llllllll . ,s ,Hunan xl J fl fx f - V ' ' ' if ,,,.,,,u lr if '- .1 i jeff Barsch ' 1'Vhyma!,f.i?f',lQ ' Nfl ' Special Classes Mike Andonian and Programs Catherine Case Math f Science Nurse Math Robert Collins Applied Arts Peter Churchill Industrial Education Math ! Science Science if LS!!! a ZQ, 'J Charlotte Cook Lenore Crowe Language Arts Language Arts English Jean Cross English , N59 ' l if X 1 fi-Y ll in - - 5 I iygw T hx hz, Ja., X I, . .. 1 fs -K ' 1 A Applied Arts I-Iomcmaking DON ONT!-IED .. ,.,-me Lawrence Curtis Applied Arts Typing Joe Ellis Humanities Social Studies Rita Darling Physical Education it Norma Curtis john Deleo Language Arts Humanities English Social Studies if Robert Ferris Language Arts jim Ertman English Richard Fruchey Math!Scicnce Applied Arts Math Industrial Education Good grief! Do I have to get out of the cart to swing at the ball? What is golf coming to? 164 ---uc :or:r:e1.aMAcunv :ouropo ...Nom A Q Ray Frykholm Humanities Richard Gagnon Math f Science Science Arthur Groveman Humanities Deen Goforth Photography Librarian , Dale Hahn Math X Science Science Ron Halt T.V. Production lt' I Robertjoice A K 'N Language Arts Don Haskell English Humanities Social Studies Mr. Laurence lends a helping hand to one of his students. 165 WF-VENQLUNCLI. . . 'QCZASQ Rex Kochel Humanities Harvey Kochel SOCl.3..l Studies Physical Education Warren Lanman Language Arts English Richard Leister Math f Science V Math w Esther Litton Language Arts English f Latin E' ll N Fred Lloyd Applied Arts Driver Training Alysmore Lukes Language Arts English Virginia Lynch Physical Education PONTFO2GH'...l-I NEWQCLIEDULE... Mr. Smith, Mr. Shanahan, and Mr. White all have the same purpose, but their styles provide some contrasts. ,J Charles Manuel Sam Marsh Applied Arts ll Applied Arts Industrial Education Barbara Marsh Driver Training Applied Arts Homemaking H V Z Walter Meyer Humanities Social Studies ig if lif'9 ?f i , l ' Li., ,, k, av .f'33Ql l -mr , 'ii Helen Moore Applied Arts Dallas Moore H0mCM2kif18 Applied Arts Industrial Education , 1 W: H l f Ralph Martinez Humanities Social Studies A 5 '-A' YV 'i A, ,Q uay V. l ' 4' 'li ly f . ' if .il if jean Moore Physical Education 16 ,-4WAK..MLLQLIP... OF-UNO... '.. Elaine O'Brien A A Language Arts Walter Musial Foreign Language Physical Education -if li i 1 1 W X Mickey Perry Math! Science Math Don Pettit Language Arts English 4-is Kent Quinn Humanities Social Studies Dave Ricards Math! Science Science ' J .. 1 3 '-4.0, .:- .K H ' QQ Robert Osher Math! Science Math Perry Owen Humanities Art L LE ls!! 1 iii Wonder if Mr. joice is giving Mrs. Crowe some suggestions on ' yearbook deadlines? 774191971-IEIAQTTIME. . .NEVEEfA64VN. .V . it Geraldine Ricci Language Arts English George Rigler Applied Arts Driver Training Dave Schmitt Ei Physical Education Shirley Runyon I Special Classes A ' and Programs 'S-+4 i Carl Schorsch Math X Science Science joyce Seebart Humanities Social Studies WL., -nv fi-- C i - 'Q 4 Mary Sipes Physical Education Bernice Shaw L-' Applied Arts ' Homernaking l is SJ. Smith Applied Arts Dm Smith Industrial Education Applied Arts Driver Training 16 FINAL ON.. . 7TG.I.F. .. Q Q Dennis Swindall 1 p gy Applied Arts ' Fred Standifer Industrial Education Leonard Tayloxg Physical Education Language A,-ts English William Tice I Larry Waltz Work Experience ' Humanities Coordinator Michael Timmons SOG21 Studies Carl Webber Physical Education Humanities Crafts 555253 H' ,.- 1, f,,f - '- 1... .,'! Y A lui :fi l , W 'w X - I -M, I Larry Weiss Willard Whitesides Humanities , Applied Arts MUSIC Jnnn White Agflfulfuff Alton Williams MathfScienc Language Arts Math English Mable Cashatt Records Clerk fn ,s Xi Q WL Joanne Cook Dittoes Phone Calls Typing Overdue Books Mm Smiling Willing Ready to Help Vernita Cowgill Library Clerk Library-Textbook Clerk Doris Davis Secretary to A i 'x Ruth Downey Attendance Clerk Ki june Graham Secretary to Deans Guidance Coordinator Murrell Hilton Helen McKnight Student Store Manager PBX-Receptionist patricia Gregory Virginia Keller Cm-ec, Center Guidance Center Technician RCCCPfi0f1i5f Marie Stuart Secretary to a n and Bookkeeper Geraldine Thompson Assistant Principal Betty Williams Secretary to Intermediate Clerk Principal Valerie Chan Math X Science v ' I r' - Dale Dimmick ,W Shirley Griswold Math f Science Day and night 0 making the campus a nicer place thank you T V Instruction ' lb Kathleen Metcalf Lang. Arts! Social Studies Paula Koltnow Humanities Giving a smile a helpful word Aidiezi assistance to teachers and students CUSTODIAL STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Pat Plumley, Mike Downey. ROW TWC Bill McKenzie, George Collyer, Bill Elwood, Elmer Waits. LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Beverly Henry, Lilian Bredhaf, Mar- Schafer, Evalene Harrison. f ...X Cinnamon rolls box lunches snack break ancl lunch the Ccqfewciaf ready to fill our hungry stomachs. CAFETERIA STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Catherine Smith, Char- lene King, Pat Perry, Pauline Mitchell. A CAFETERIA STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: , il Ophelia Rodarte, Lori Lasswell, Taffy N Onriveros, Helen Sharp, Kay Ginnever, Ann Diaz. 173 9 1 F ..-9 Mi ' x A. I. .r . . . f...-. . ggfaf--nnbtraug 'F 07 '14 Qs? 444' G- SETS, Athletes have a sense of pride a desire for vie tory and a s pifrit ofi as they work to win inthe elements of earth air and water H with :Ltouch of 175 Outstanding hard working determined all of these qualities came together under OwvNewf Phil McCune from San Marcos Arnie Poehler starts to pass while the msh is on him. Bl v B The Channel League was very balanced this year. Dos Pueblos ,.,--- af- - ' some very close contests won the league title with a 5-O record. Hue: i ' H eme, San Marcos, and Santa Barbara tied for second with a 3-2 reco Coach McCune watches his team very intensely. each. Buena, 1-4, was fourth and Ventura, in spite of playing very wc- was fifth with an O-5 record. will l - f ni . Ig V T 1? , ' x I ,, A-L, . ,, ' T- SJ' Y if 4 . A 144-w i I -,K ,- I .47 J 1 ,,,fv , i VARSITY TEAM, ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Ballestro, Monty Moritz, Frank Dutra, Robert De Los Santos, jeff Yeary, Ed Payan, ,lol McDowell, Mike Kelly, Mike Meline, Robert Doan, Dan Tafoya, A1 Rosemann, Coach Moore. ROW 2: Mr. Towner, Coach Smith, Brand Kahl: Kevin Anderson,joe Hayes, Dennis Evans, Dave Seibal, Bruce Bennett, Carl Gage, Amold Poehler, Nick Chapman, Cliff jones, Mr. Lloyd. ROW Coach Kochel, Coach McCune, Robert Cason, Bob Caron, Gabe McCurtis,-Ieff Shufficlcl, Mearl Dinely, Mark Thompson, Richard Hines, Dan Se bert, Chuck Rudd, Ken Bishop, Ralph Wilson, Coach Ertman. 176 k i. wi' A' ' fn? U V ' , Q semann, Bob Caron and Cliff jones are ready to take on the whole ICZITI. 'J Ventura's powerful offensive team goes into action. 'V tix! I 5 , '-1 i 4: 2 . 'P' K , -viaavkftx' A ' 5 Y-A I if-:gpg-. N1---' j ,g..,,,-,,g,.W.f'nn-sf-.aE'9- is--'N ' ' -R -rs'-A ' - , s.r.,, , - 1 Arnie Pochler hands off to Bobby Caron. Eddie Payan blocks so Amie Poehler can run a sweep against Royal. 5, A1 Rosemann and Cliff jones start to go after the Buena quarterback LEFT: Mark Waites gets revenge against Buena. t4 W The offensive portion of the team was lead by quarterback Arnold Poehler with an o standing group of receivers: Ralph Wilson, Tiger Tafoya, Mike Arnold, Eddie Payan, a Mearl Dinely. Bob Caron, Al Rosemann, Bob Doan and Monty Mortiz led an inspir group of Cougar defenders. This year the 1974 VHS Football team named Arnold Poehler The Most Valuab Offensive Player and Bob Caron was chosen The Most Valuable Defensive Player. Bo were elected team captains. Bob Doan was named Best Lineman. Bob Caron, linebacker, and Ralph Wilson, end, were on the All Channel League fir team. On the second team were Arnold Poehler, quarterbackg Mearl Dinely, end, and Vin McMurray, lineman. Linemen Bob Doan, Monty Mortiz and Al Rosemann, linebacker K Bishop, and safety Mike Arnold received Honorable Mentions. Mearl Dinely shows his excitement after a touch- ,X ' F nr X f fr , . down. Defense players and songleaders ham it up for the camera. Pk 'Santa Barbara 'Dos Pueblos kv' ' Hueneme Record: 2-7 'E Channel League Re ' 'I78 F 'iv' Cougar players form in a huddle before they go into play. lard working itstanding 1 these mixed together made the Qoph0mowFootf1al0Teanv 05 dedicated group of guys ' 'ho gave their all. M f The Ventura Cougars hold out the Royal defenders. OPHOMORE FOOTBALL COACHES, LEFT TO john Lamarpunts the ball on the fourth down. IGI-IT: Coach Martinez, Coach Standifer, Coach Bobich. W 1,l.' 'f gl, 'list , gg - lllj 'T 3 A , il , V l f 'fill Il I-!i1ini-I f ' A 1 -. Airy - -' sin v i9 f c E z , .- ' ail. x - I, , E V L 'Be lzi liq 2 .Tl '1 it 'K .- fi sa , .f5Q,.E ,gi'J'Q-l-,,.2U JQ Jer f,s,0fkf4Jg,Eii7., eQ57 ' es: ifgf . 454' ,sa a , i l ' 'iffetfw-f ff 'ewef-1 ffs,'iTr?1f'e Q1 315' A ?39fv34'f 63? I ,fi 'ill' If +i 'e!!!V!et'?-.sii l-iii? , 5 u 4 J l' ' rl-J in Z i' .. A' J 1 i 'T ail it . L - ' PHOMORE FOOTBALL, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Colemanhlamie Lagos, jimmy Lee, Bruce Taylor, Chris Cooper, William Salas obert Torres, Bobby jaramillo, Phillip Capritto, Les Nielson, Leonard Diaz, Rob Godwin, Robert Bugg, Bruce Taylor, Steve Harvey, Pete Frias OW TWO: Danny Vibbart, john Lamar, Mike Maxwell, Albert Munoz, Martin Owens,john Watkins, Steve Stumpf,jere Dietz, Scott Parmenter obert Vasquez, Dan Fraser, Javier Ames, Mark Blankenburg, Randy Brown, Tony Renna, Tony Schock, Mike Kearns. ROW THREE: Vic Larsen rry Simoni, Roger Williams, jeff jones, Tim Quinn, Bob Fish, Randy Finny, Bill Kanatzar, Craig Spellman, john Donaldson, David Sandstrom ick Chapmanhleff Swisher, Steve Baney, Roger Tousignant, Tim Plum. 4- s a The sophomores had a very busy, building year. But, despite a disap- pointing 1-6-O season, Coach Martinez said that his sophomores have the true Cougar spirit and played every game with one hundred percent effort. jeff Swisher was named Most Valuable Player, and Javier Ames was named Team Captain by their team members for the 1974 sophomore foot- ball season. Offensive forces huddle up for another strategy. The defensive team goes into action after the ball is snapped. 1 BU Cougars watch the plays carefully. Coach Martinez talks about the next play jess jones takes off after the return kick A dedicated team who nm a grueling two miles. The Tedlfw works harder than hard. Both varsity and sophomores tried very hard this year, but were plaged by a small team which accounts for their 0-6 season. Randy Wuerth, a senior, was voted Most Valuable Player for varsity while Ted Good was named Most Valuable Player on the sophomore team. Ma. . 'A In the lead is Brent Wilson, who is closely followed by Ted Good. i- .Quik f--- - TOP ROW: Kam Kasravi, Ted Good, Scott Cramolini, Rick Salas, Pete Lopez, Alain Delhaxe. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Fruchey, David Canales, Mike Davis, Colleen Mills, Brent Wilson, Randy Wuerth. The effort of the race shows in Steve Schaab's face as he nears the end of the race. On the land and in the water athletes competed Lawbmwb WawvQpow5 different kinds of sports for different types of athletes in football waterpolo cross country swimming Strength skill , an , ,, Vwwaty watmpalofnam worked with water to win. if' - 3 ,af , 5 - 'i---1 '11 'iff -ff-if ' L' 1-.. .r I5 David Wright proceeds with a pass to Tom Karsouleas for a goal. r 4 Mike Powell KNO. 301 retrieves the ball after a missed shot. ARSITY, FIRST ROW: Mike Lopez, jeff Viles, Bob Henry, Tracy Edwards. SECOND ROW: ike Powell, Bruce Byrd, Mike Cheverie, jim Eckstrom. THIRD ROW: jack Pennarrs, Tom arsouleas, Steve Gorrell, Bill Loffswold, Mike Thornhill. The Ventura High Waterpolo Team for the 1974 season came out 5-5 in the league standings. No stars, all contributed, said Coach Hahn. Four juniors and nine seniors were on the small squad. They worked out 5- 6 hours a day since spring, and the improve- ments showed. This year was the first time ever that Ventura beat Buena. The waterpolo team had a lot of firsts, and one of them was night games. The Most Valuable Players were Mike Thornhill and jim Eckstrom. The Team Captain was Bob Henry.Jim Eckstrom, in addition to being one of the most valuable players, scored the most points and also had the most steals of any member on the team. Coach Hahn stressed the hard work and indi- vidual responsibility of the team members. 183 Mike Chevcrie warms up before the game. Bob Henry watches the ball being passed to him. 1 ,L ' Wen rura 7 Santa Barbara ' ' - '56 7 al-Iueneme , W ' J X B . 15 Buena e 51, V' 7' ,N . 6 H 4:San,.Mara:osa ..',. ze r 10 up 4 Dos Pueblos 7- ' ' ,4 Santa Barbara 10,7-rp 3 5 Huencme 5 V L V 8 Buena .I ' 7 X 9 San Marcos 'I f' 'e Cougars get in their positions before the ball is passed. llot as individuals. The sophomore waterpolo team, though not as experienced as the arsity team, put on some pretty good performances for their fans. rian Dressler was voted the Most Valuable Player. Besides being the ost Valuable, he was also one of the top scorers. Chris Beliveau also harcd in the title. Coach Churchill noted that he had a team of boys ho were enthusiastic, energetic, intelligent, and they worked as a team, Carol Gunn battles it out with a Buena opponent. A few words from Coach Pete Churchill for his team will get them ready for anybody. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Steve Mainini, Dan Cheverie, Kirk Robertson, David Swader. SECOND ROW: Linda Volk Gunn, Chris Beliveau, Cameron Ulery, Ken McGraw. THIRD ROW: Paul Bolt, Brian Dresslerhleff Barkley, Rick Morton, Brian Byrd. l Water and body 5 ' Quzimflidlw won Channel League meet championship Tom Katsouleas set a record in 200 individual medley with a 2:06.2 time the team improved in the last weeks of the season to make it a success Tom Katsouleas backstrokes on to another first place lug At the crack of the gun, Cougar swimmers rake to the water. Dave Wright practices diving off of the high board. jeff Barkley warms up with the breast StrOkC , L, W N-fx I J X C .gkfji ' ' X A y ilmlflmlall V nm ,vbawvy ,if 5. 1 V, I. X. If Il- 5' 5 a f a', Q- R ff J? t VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Ken McGraw, Bruce Byrd. ROW TWO: Rick Morton, Brian Byrd, Jian Dressler, jeff Barkley. ROW THREE: Mark Delisle, jack Pennarts, Chris Beliveau, Paul Bolt, Mike Grizzard, E1 Leendertsc. ROW FOUR: Mike Thorton, Tracy Edwards, Tom Katsouleas, Bill Loffswold, Mike Powell, Dave right. ' ' QwimfTemw for a team effort used water as their element of success Swimming looks easy when you watch someone who has practiced for long mm L 'fi -Hx VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Cathy Finn, Mrs. Sipes, Dee Kubiak, Linda Duniven. ROW Alison Jones, Debbie Leisure, Adrian jones, Denise Budzinski. ROW THREE: Carol Bauerlein, Marsha Linda Volk, Carrie Lyons, Leslie Wygle. ROW FOUR: Walter Teele, Tracy Viles, Denise Begley, Rhonda Pam Rainey. V 6 Individual talents JP F , -.a- ,,,1 -'-- '- V, 11 hfw ,g-' . wi n:1 ,f9j ' ,gsm rn? 1 ,r Came Lyons practxces her form 1n the breaststroke nw, - lf- . K . . . f' - I uf Q' 37 Qlfj Wei -, A L. 'U' vi' 4 .,, A -, - , - , V fvf 231:44 -S-:- f-Q-e +i'f'. q 3?s..f', , A , A i-1,.Jf'f- -- , ,IA QSM., -1. l , if-fl! 4 - 5: :'1:',','Q'l1l 5' Q'-f ' V , V f I .,,- .Y ,. Linda Duniven warms up before a meet. P Iv eg , . I . 4, 1, ,jf ig- X 1. f-V , -.. 4 ie., ' -V1 '- fuel'-. f., .l. 1, 1, ,...., I. , - '- - gay-,I -f .,.r . -'f -tl-I H WL H 1:9 ,X . I .I , m v 1 , wr M . 1 x ,H ,. w , Mn M V 1 A ' u' 1 , 265:34 ,A , W. - , . v N. . 7 V , J 1 ' -,A, .X u . Q. n wH.N4 ., m, I T an ' Laurie Wygle and Carol Bauerlein keep Warm in the small pool as they wait for their event. 'IB9 Feel the hear of fierce competition Fvwgpofuk wrcstlin g track baseball th' ii Running throwing batting vww, requires skill speed and attentiveness O rin, l Y f f f From the spectator's viewpoint, Ray Danner's pitching looks like this. Rick Cunningham makes a mad dash for first base. 'Amr U ' . .i , kj ma-' . ,l p V if p , 3 'ff 'fi fllfgu 20' .:.LQr.L.xLig, .. JARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Vince Miller, jim Eckstrom, Mike Callaway, Bobby Caron, Ray Danncr, Larry Gallardo, Dale Yasakawa IOW TWO: Chris Dunn, Mark Pollina, Moses Carasco, Ken Whittaker, Evan Olivas, Mike Meline, Ron Spiker. . 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W , . v A, , fm-, .- - ., ' ann- QAW .al Gaining experience finding out how they work best - winning games .M ,. - -:z.. 1- 1- - 7 SHE ' -' 'F 'i'T'! , i , a promising team a promising future ,. ' --.... .. .,,, . -r -. X4 ' - Q ff , 7 - ,O , - A A -i Izzy Vargas shows his good form when he swings at the ball. . LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Izzy Vargas, jerry Dietz, Russ Moser, Randy Gonzales, jess jones, jim Molina, Terry Castor. ROW TWO ark Curry, Larry Cobos, Mark Blankenburghlohn Watkins, Brook jacoby,jerry Simoni, Chris Cooper, Albert Munoz, Coach Ertman. Larry Cobos gets ready for the force play on th1rd The outfxeldcr throws the ball to second for the out . Larry Murphy runs the quarter mxlc agamsr the R10 Mesa team Al Rosemann applies pressure to pin his opponent. The highlight of the season for this year's wrestling team was the Bev- Bewelg I-lil-ZST 4 'li 1 1' in v at tu. --- 'IFAI K Y i in ' AI ' r erly Hills Tournament. There were nineteen teams in competition, includ- ' ' -1,34 ,, ing some of the finest wrestling teams in California. Nine Cougar wrestlers H i placed, While only four were eliminated. Placing for second was Al Rosem- ,,.,:,::v:, i ann, for third, Devan Olsen, for fourth, Pat Rodreick and Roy Melendezg , A5 N ' for sixth, Dan Tafoya, Mark Graven, Howard Legat, Scott Simon, and Matt l -V Tonnics. Pat Rodreick goes for a guillotine position. i. f'll,..J lf -H .4..e,1 ij p , 1 .' ' 'N . W t 5' u TZ. - 'js-..,-H 45 V up.:-f A -up M --A A ,.r,.Q..-f-f Roy Melendez works at keeping a hold on his opponent. Ben Salazar waits to start. t7 - H-. 1 lui Hlcpiil 1 grgaielj. . l ABOVE: Coach Waltz gives sideline nstructions. RIGHT: Scott Simon strains for six ooints. -J Aggressiveness dedication this and much more made up Vmsafy Wwtlmg the time spent and ability involved made wrestling one of the most demanding sports at V.H.S. Varsity Scores Q , , r . . -. .f.m. 1 Coach Waltz and Coach Smith concencrate on the wrestlers' moves. 196 Mark Graven puts on a far side cradle. S -sf It , . Dan Tafoya trys for a stack, but has problems doing it Mike Swanson goes for a reversal. 'TV' F---U- --W - - -, ,- - -Y -Y hx I- ' Y 1 T 951 SVHS a T .. . ,744 ARSITY WRESTLING, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Coach Smith, Mike Kelly, Ben Salazar, Dan Tayofa, Mark Graven, Lloyd Lassich, Devan lsen, Couch Waltz. ROW TWO: Scott Simon, Leo Garcia, A1 Rosemann, Mike Swanson, Bruce Bennett, Roy Melendez, Howard Legat and Pat odreick. The Ventura High wrestling team finished third in the Channel League with a 3-2 record which was the best Channel League standing ever at VHS. Wrestling is the most demanding of all high school sports. It requires superb physical conditioning and mental discipline. Devan Olsen was the high point man, Pat Rodreick had the most take downs, Dan Tafoya had the most reversals and Scott Simon had the most pins. This year's Most Valuable Player was Devan Olsen. The Team Captains were Devan Olsen, Al Rosemann, and Dan Tayofa. Dan Tayofa received a special coaches award. The Most Inspirational award went to Pat Rodreick. ' 0 Q ' .'.f, v, ' v .,' ,K ,..'nj ,fl , IL hu yi- .- 1 'Y-aw-- '. . 1 Pat Rodreick trys to escape. Ben Salazar goes for the head and arm trick. 19 7 p, i 271' ...-L, This year's junior varsity was coached by Dan Smith. Our ,I.V. team was small, not in size, but in how many men came out. It takes strength, dedication, and pride to be ,I.V. wrestler. Randy Gonzales was named Most Valuable Player. Javier Ames was named Most Inspira- I I A tional. W. W i 'I' , V X W iw-e.,.n5.,,' if -,.f.,, Mark Scott shows us how to do a reversal. Bob Mitchell tries to break down his opponent. Bob Fish warms up before the match. iii--, - . . - . JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Coach Smith, Larry Murphy, Pete Frias, Randy Gonzales, Mark Scott, Coach Waltz. ROW TWO: Mark Dean, Bob Fish,-Iaviet Ames, Bob Mitchell, Clint Merithew, and Steve Harvey. ' Determination speed agility ' -Q 1 553:53-3 , H 1 ll 7 E A bfi working to better abilities ' J if- I in each event it Ventura makes a clean sweep with Gabe McCurtis,jeff Yates, Danny Seabert, and Larry Chavez. Mearl Dinely gets off to a fast start in the 440 relay. Scott Cramolini approaches the tape for a first. VARSITY TRACK, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Kevin Anderson, jeff Yates, Gabriel McCurtis, Robert De Los Santos, Brand Kahler, Bob Doan, Carl Gage, Greg Rudolph, Larry Izer. ROW TWO: Ken Preble, Mearl Dinely, Larry Chavez, Dan Seabert, Ron Murphy, Alain Delhaxe, Larry Murphy. ROW THREE: Mike McCauley, Steve Schaab, and john Muth. 4,-.. 'n . ew- rg:- .M mu, fy. I 5:-gzfiii? Aviv- ji ,..t,.:,1' -V 'V lvl.. ' ty-tt. QT.-'12 M f .-m - .. .Y..V 'HQ .5 .c :-,--D 'zgzir r ' dxf, -1-win. -.y l M- ...J 199 The varsity track team, though small in numbers - only 19, started off well by defeating Thousand Oal-ts 71- 47 and Nordoff 87-51, but suffered a close defeat to Rio Mesa 67-51. Some of the stronger team members this year were jeff Yates, a sprinter and long jumperg Danny Seabert, low hur- dler and pole vaulterg john Muth, in the mile and two mileg and Gabe McCurtis, high hurdler and sprinter. Coach Standifer, the new head coach for track, and Coach Fruchey agreed that this year was one of the best ever. Gabriel Mc-Curtis shows his style in the high hurdles. Doug Cason strains for distance in the long jump. ,lt 1 .1211 . W . F171 A.,--!- . gift' . ' v . l i ' 5' ,ggi '13PL! ... - ' -,-1.-11. Iiil ai- 5:10 --' ,V 'f . , - 1.3a. ' ,- ,.,7,:'Li'An.1.,ere-1? ' - ,L-,.gv Ron Murphy clears the bar in the meet with Nordhoff. Steve Schaab breezes along in the mile. ,? ' Hx 'iff L f --:lin 1 1- 'i1'llll :EEE X ' ' 'ol' - ,--vv Y - ' I sl 1 gr' ' 'Z 'il - ,, g T f king strong , , W, ' f- 4 orking hard, the M I ' .Mi Fukui .I V . 4' --i.5vJ :kC!T 5.25723 F f A wifi- Q uts it together f ' o set records. gi Craig Spellman pushes for a first in the 200 yard dash. Torres is high and mighty over the hurdles during the Nordhoff Tony Shock leaps over the hurdles with no problem. V SOPHOMORES, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Brent Wilson, Craig Spellman, Robert Torres, Dan Plum, David Cannales, Oscar Kearns. ROW TWO: Dan Vibbart, Bobby jaramillo, Tim Horton, Don Kuzemko, Mike Maxwell, Mike Davis. ROW THREE: Scott Cramolini,john Page, Ted Good, and Tony Shock. 201 4-1' J , -. , Y... - au' - 1-- ' an--' -. v.J' ' Bob jaramillo hands off to Dan Vibbart in the 440 relay. Mike Davis strains and fights for first. Tim Horton pulls in another victory for the sophomore team. Larry Chavez sails through the air as he attempts the long jump. The sophomore track team looked very good this year with early wins against Thousands Oaks, 57-56, Nordoff 98-20, Rio Mesa, 7840, and Buena 69-48. Like the varsity, the sophomores have a small team, but with athletes like sprinters Craig Spellman, Oscar Kearns and Bob jaramillo, with Ted Good and Tim Horton in the 440 and 880, and Dan Vibbart as a shot putter, wins were possible. The whole sophomore team Worked together and that is what' made the team so good. .l..-- Athletics interacting with the atmosphere Aw Qpoats volleyball basketball tennis golf .rv lr -.,. , ' l..gQ..,.....L..44....-.- . ---- X , ' . . Desire hustle team compatibility sparked wins and losses only partly tell a story of a team with heart Vince Miller looks over the court to find a receiver for the ball. Greg Olivas attempts to shoot the ball while the opposition applies All hands are up when Larry Ross shoots from the line. 206 1. ,Q , , . ,.-,, - ., iw 'fit-ef.,-fv -, , re, e eff- t-1-1---9 Lrii-if -ini, Y -' ' 4 if Y if ,..i, V A: , . p , i f Greg Olivas aims carefully for the basket before shoots. reason on wins and losses, it was failure. But, if you measure it on Coach Perry described this year's team like this: lf you measure our hings like hustle, desire, and team compatibility, this was the best team ever had. For the 1975 team, Greg Olivas and Vince Miller were named Most aluable Players by their teammates. Mike Callaway was named Team aptain. ew ,- Cougars take time out to talk to the Coach and refresh themselves. Vince Miller jumps high for the tip off. wwe. ARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: jim Pollina, Greg Olivas, Ken Prebble, Coach Perry, Mike Callaway, Chris Dunn, Evan ROW TWO: Guy Sturgell, Tim Horton, Dave Mora, Mike Redard, Larry Ross, Vince Miller, Barney Sweeting. 7 .. Easkeffnald ,f ,H V Mike Callaway clribblcs the ball clown court. Tim Horton checks the court before he makes ' as l' ii move' vw 1' , ' + J'-14. ,. -1.f Qgfjswai-215, L LJ in - - Ego 1 ' 1 lsr-'arf ' R , . . L:',.fgf,i 1 . O 'r f 1 i V M I 1 A' f ' Varsity Scores uf-wif ,f- fe' -M fa 4 - , 5 ,GN : P opp. VHS I E K 5 i w e-V PSN l gzicnriglriillo Q, xt lg 5 J ' J f xf Muukan 67 51 , 1, , 2,11 4 , LaSalle 46 54 i ' pg! Hart 6 49 52 lil - - , ' Torrance 87 66 7 -r 1 .. 'Vu Channel Islands 60 56 .,- -. I 1 Rio Mesa 65 61 - Notre Dame 59 71 U - 4V Warren 60 82 i, ' - .1 N It ,iz A 3 5 W Camarillo 47 46 if , wi' -l A ' ' ,lf V N X I 'lf A o ra 80 52 45 4 a- i f 1 ..- I 'li - ' E 1 1' KEYS 54 45 il-if f f ' QW - .f 1 Agoura Y 52 45 1 - ' San Marcos V 82 Y 70 'L sg ilx E ' ' 9 I 5' if Newbury Park 53 48 J - 'rg ' , -'Al Buena V '50 56 , A Q2 , , W -. M- -- -- A - - ' - Huenerne 69 62 , I' 'L H ' Santa Barbara 71 58 --. V ' ' 7 , HW Dos Pueblos 67 65 ' W, Y , , 1 Q- , San Marcos 85 61 F Vince Miller takes careful aim before his free throw. Buena 1:55 56 -' Hueneme 59 74 V Santa Barbara 69 54 ' Dos Pueblos 81 74 J. W Record 7-18 After a free throw, Mike Redard watches the ball all the way. 208 Channel League 3-7 A together effort by the ,j.M I Baisketfaaw team produced two wins against Buena and experience for future varsity players Steve Sweeting was voted MVP by his teammates. Notre Dame Royal Hu Santa Barbara , 582 Dos Puelilos 'X I 89 JV ISlbQres:f B ,jfs , .jifsg Randy Knight attempts to dribble past a Buena , ., 1 l. .5 Frank Garabajdi goes up for a lay up under pressure. Devan Snyder shoots a free throw after being fouled by a Bulldog. S 1 if , I 0 , feat, , rm M qt. 456 f Q :Hia . .44- ' '45 69 57 Q WQQQL: B' . 422 f if 111.34 D 4 - 2 W .vu 1 '1 'fi ll ' l ig .369 S -'ssl 65 7 75 Ii 55 ' 5? l rf J.V. I, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Mike Solomon, Frank Garabaldi, ,Ion Benson, Devan Snyder, Ian Crisp, Coach Schmitt, Greg Pu1ido,jesse Martinez, Randy Knight, Steve Sweeting. 209 .-. L Liffj 1 - J I Showing spirit and determination quick-moving each member giving his all JM ll teamwork makes the team go There were many outstanding your men on the ,I.V. II team. While all t team members contributed, Rick Clary l in field goals, and Chris Attebery led freethrows, and Graham Smith and Ma. Waites led in rebounds. The Most Valu ble Player award went to Rick Clary, whi Greg Maggipinto was named Team Ca j.V. II, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Coach Kochel, Ron Natalie, Ray Dowler, Robert Torres, Greg Maggipinto, Gary Newton. ROW TWO: Steve Kopald, Bill Kanatzer, Mark Waites, Rick Clary, Rod tain. Owens, Graham Smith. Q . 2 v ' ll ' ' grim: - U q v I I I i . will I K A. P .FT ,t 5' -- ' f -. -1 3 , . ...,.., ,. . kg , i V A 23 lj ' -11 ir K I , I I 75 ' .. I 5' I I ' ' iiig i lsr' X-5, is X fig, y.. i.. F S' .- l ti .. .r V . fs--- 1- . I .-.Mmm i I - 'jf r , 4 H 1 .a., . 5 i K Q Q X WW H g .1 I it S- I- - as 7 W . is I ff f 1' Q ' ' I 19 I i'ei ',V-- -in ,I L-T, ' i Qlgcal- ' -w f ' '-f4 li? Ventura's No. 50 grabs a rebound with pressure from Oxnard's No. 23. -1 k , l. A Il Scores rs . , , ' ponent-Ventura annel a 41-65 Rio Mes - 50-58 Royal -Q. '1 H 46-52 ewb if ar M I ' x 38-57 F7-.4 uen md - 55-49 -nga gd . 5 ,ws . ljfii l os V eblos- lu., 37-66 ' 5 3 uena Q 3 ' f 40-41' Ifijirgg uena : 49-50 uenbmgijj' fm' 62-66 Dos Pgebgl tl iii 52-46 Notr i elf 26-48 p .oxnid-'Q - 31-55 J' Cam.-arillg 47-58 ' Record I-5-3 No Leagxe . X M.. 4 , W 0 , f-f',- -n -4- Mark Waites goes high for the jump , I .H - 1- V- HP . . . In ' i i - 15+-145' - --- --A-.-W .W , .. -.,..,,, . .,.,. - H W I 5, ,Q L 5 . IW 4' H I G I '- il?3ik l' '-.- Mei . m . . it A - ' ai W? .. ' .f I Graham Smith passes the ball by Oxnard just in time. i Curry fakes right looking for an open tw LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Matt Bennett, Vic Larson, Chuck Hashbarger, Tony jim Mora, jeff Swisher, Oscar Kearns. ROW TWO: Pat Swafford, Mike Sipes, Mark Curry, White, Brook jacobyhlere Dietz, Eric Seesmann. Matt Bennett drives through for a lay up, Practice discipline hardwork spirit team ettort that came on strong at the end of the season Ventura's sophomore basketball team tied for third with Santa Barbara with a 5- 5 record for the season. Overall, the soph- omores were 7-14. This year there were two Most Valuable Players, Chuck Hash- barger and Tony Baratto. Brook Jacoby was chosen Team Captain. Mike Sipes looks for someone to receive. 211 5' ,h'4r,.-,1. ,fc4,1. ,-,Q fig , , .,. ,,.,,,,. ., . A - 1- Q-5 S 5 Q15 KM. I , wh 6. , I ,e We 5 4 Jr A :- if I. 253 E 711 N i y if I! 4 X'Qi Lfi gt-Fw L' frozen in time before it goes in the basket 4 T12-f n JA X ga '.,?L 75- Homback strains to up the ball to her team- Everyone waits impatiently for the rebound when Carol Wolfe shoots for the basket referee 100145 OU 25 the girls ll1mP high Jana Hovey strains to arch the ball into the basket for an extra point. the tip off . V., LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Cindy Smith, Sharon Hribernick, Carol Wolfe, Debbie Klein, Lori Dow- Pauline Eckart, Paula Hoit. ROW TWO: Sheri Yunker, Carol Peterson, Cathy Hahn, Melanie Mets, Debbie Andrea Gracia, Donna McIntyre, Cherly Morten, Coach Smith. jana gives the other team something to think about. Spark strong eager first year at V.H.S. to have a 91206 Vo-lleybal0Temw These girls have never played volleyball in a competitive league before. It was a building year for developing and improving their skills. As the season progressed the girls improved tremendously, showing a lot of spark and hustle. jaye Ryan spikes the ball over the net LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Debbie Richards, Lynn Wright, Emily Hawthorne, Lorrie Downey, ,Lisa Calavelli, Sharon Hribernick, Andrea Garcia, Lynn Achee. SECOND ROW: Coach Lynch, Jana Hovey, Sandi Mohr, Julie Matheney, Debbie Montano, julie Hornback, Lili Vance, Cindy Matthews, Gina Thayer, Kathy jackson, Shelly Navarro. I7 T 5 X. 1 W I L f 4 . new . an 'I .-JbRilir'. - The ball is set high and ready for play. it 7..? 'qL:. N . Af A Q' ' 'A ffL1'f'.fl,Q2 E ' A Q5 X 3'7 lttzrg X ' V f N ' it 3 . , . ' - l . ' f lf, ' 2 ' i , H 3 'R wg. 14 '- wx- ., A - Fav ,-fl 1 ri ' , egg life julie and Lily team up against their opponents. julie Homback was chosen Most Valuable Player for varsity while Lily Vance and julie Matheney were chosen Co-Captains. Kathy jack- son was voted Most Valuable Player on the j.V. team. Cindy Matthews was elected Captain by her team. N ggi ,..f51!E5jilflTElVo1leylf3'all I-E ' fm'7 : 'E'f '? 'LW fg53f ft'fg4 5' - 1' , . riilefmsfzf t t. f 55523 Q r - 3 - A - . a f WJ- W- 'Tl' r ..p.J:. ' ' V- A Sift-1'ff'flg9l!'1:fk1-3 -e -we-1:.6.vrt3JE.i iam.. , wig? . V .y ,!lWm,,,,..l,..'wF ,Qin .,5,:Qb A -jg-Fi ki :fu l :Y l' ,-.,, ,, I ,-1 - .., . 4 Dos Pueblos W 5 -, .lf 2 NJ-U -I 50 , H Hueneme O 2 'A 'F H 2 I 'M Qffb- f .V san-AMREOS K' 2 .52 1 '0 I, - 'SantagBarbara .f 2 U, , ,0' ' Dos Pueblos 2 ' Q' Huexgerge ' g-. O 1 ,L-1,-1-. .u . s' 3 ga Lynn Wright serves the ball. xy .. 215 11- -Ierry johnston goes after the ball during the tennis match. 21 6 Worldng for better ability on each court Vcrfusfify JM Tennis with the talent of each player the season got off to a smashing start With another year behind them, the boys' tennis team bounced in for a surprising position in league standings. Randy Wuerth was one of three varsity retumees and was the only senior on this year's team. Coach Darling remarked that though this year's team was inexpe- rienced at the start of the season, they surprised him totally with their actions toward the end. Matt Perrett shows the follow through after hitting the ball. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM, Row ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Lopez, Kevin Gallup, Brian King, jerry John- ston, joe Dodge, Coach Darling. ROW TWO: Bruce King, Matt Perrett, Randy Wuenh, john Lamar, Rich- ard Waller. Winning rrong uccessful hampions of the Channel League ' 'Te0wu3Teamf virh a 10-O record or the season For the second year in a row the Girls' fennis Team won the Channel League ,hampionship with a 10-0 record. The trongest player was Heather Coyle. -leather was number one all season and ualificd for C.I.F. Another undefeated enior was Susi Frazier. The most promis- g player was Caryn Hertel. Susan Mastoris and Lynn Clopper are ready for their- doubles match. f -'P l iPPER LEFT: Connie Wolfe, Caryn Heftel, Lynn Clopper, Susan Mastoris, Susan Frazier, Kim oatner, Deanna Cox, Heather Coyle, Coach Rita Darling, Vickie Autry, Diane Underhill, Mau- ren Newton, Karen Hart, Liz Koenig, Carol Waller. Buena didn't have a chance when Kim Boat- ner went for a charged serve. Concentration and perception were the kCYS for Susie Frazier. San 53f?E3.iE2l!lP?!? Dos Pueblos Hueneme 1 . 217 Steve Rath practices his swing. With determination to win and a positive outlook the came out swinging Mafk AShbY 5fUdiC5 the 311816 before he Robert Aviles chips up from the sandtrap makes his putt. The golf team for 1975 had a season they will never forget. With the help of two seniors, Mike Ballestcro and Bruce Buck, the team came out swinging. Returning junior letterman Steve tRath also did his thing on the green. This year's golf team consisted mainly of ten new sophomores. Promising prospects for next year are Mark and Mike Ashby and jon Benson. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Klemm, Steve Rath, Kirk Robertson, Bob Brenner Cheverie, Mike Ashby, Devan Snyder, Mark Ashby. ROW IWO: Mr. Andonian, Bob Dan Reardon,-Jim Mora, Eris Seesman, Bruce Buck, Mike Ballestero,jon Benson, Gary Newton. sb Xlff .5219 I' ' ,,I', '-. + v- npasfnwqsw-qqqqw.-pgqgweam wi:-eqvfvm ' l ' V 'Y I A Y . UMTS, 'EPS Dciwfl 51 maj gs WQVQ C501 lwcb mmf 'lib A WL 3,3 M241 Wm know: , W1 wwf 5 KQCU H9431 QDQKSO SQQ Kidd WMV f g ge LWQ, allwaxiji, l'Yk3VlOYW 45,3 JSR A g IN fxlbzlos f ' f V ' r r bf A 45 fflj, ELEJ, 53 .19 , in -5 QL-,Ga Ji ,S 'bb 9- is Q, six? is T 3 SEB' QR ,gb agp 3 Kel? l 'sf Q2 ll eq is ' ' A: ,?.., rf Ma, ' . To rerniniscc is a nice thing but do ndt li 'n the past because the IQ is gone. - QTO df.-:am is a-nice ching but do not dream constantly for dreams are useless unless they are reached fo 1'. To live is a wonderful thing. It combrnes past experrence and dreams for the future into a reality I - that one can taste feel smell hear and see. e Eclitcir-lin-Chief . D 1v'zrff.n r , I uf I 219 C OX S5 f Sr .ne' Q 5 E . 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CURRY Ventura Headquarters- 250 South Mills Road SUCCESSOR SINCE 1963 REGISTERED IEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY CORNER EAST MAIN AND CHESTNUT STREET PHONE 643 - 4474 VENTURA, CALIF. STATE FARM . Ram Nlclml Q ZG3geEOljTl!Vi5Td GO265l5,l1,5WP2OnQ,l2d, 6 I8-A1311 y craeon- umou CENTER INSURANCE f K3 M was ns me Od T0 'TE dew-5 YGGHELH MQ55 G I Farrar gig? E' MM Jfaowgraph 64507181 65.2-8555 TWBWM Co'rgraLTu2aiion5 Class mc 7,5 ALL PRO Spor+ing Goods, Inc. Bob TuH'le Jerry Herron 2426 E. Main 648- I 553 COLLEGE PHARMACY College Square 1 I, 642-4135 Shopping Center Q' ,I R' 90 No. Ashwoud Ventura PETE GALLAGHER PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE 2599 E. MAIN STREET 5',1....'. n n slcYcLes In Ventura ESSEX 'J PF '7 :' :E f' .Wi t RN I SALES - SERVICE - REPAIR Nrw - nnunu' - Acczssomss We Repair ALL MAKES Please Call . . . MATTS KEY Cr BIKE SHOP ceurumhu EIIAFJTE l XML MAIJELINES sonnnmc KENNEL Nfl 5 Home ol Drei Eck German Sheperds 'ZW lllfll i 647-3-027 Santa Paula calif. 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WESTLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATICN 260I Easl' Main Slreel' Venlura, 648-270l California Nationally Advertised Watches- Diamonds - lewelry MILLS IEWHERS W , ,,, ,.ff,, Diamond House of Ventura X Your Credit is Good at Mins V 401 E.Main Street Downtown Ventura lt's Nkrur Money L -A am s 4 ag 95531.-cgQ.3:,,2g? 5-. 5 2- , - fx of ff: E -:-,gg-at .:.,-N :..4,:.:,:z:v - .,c::-Q:-:- , 45334:2::5g7:u .,. . 'k .. Q as 11 . S it V gt:::t:,:5f+M-:1wN.- ' ---- ' -' ., ,- AM?-1 j'-1:-. V .jwg,.3kN,- Congwtudatzons OF 1975 Santa Barbara Savings and Loan Association n ll o ILXAQR D . LL TESE TEXACO ll sy 205 So. California 2439 So. 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