Vista High School - La Revista Yearbook (Vista, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1970 volume:

(:i. ' i : i- •- •-, V) ' h ' J } fW . : m-mfti mm mHm :0 ix v; ' A p b o 3 0 . vt : :. - ■ f X) vt II Vi I Volu ' ■ ' I MTriri iirr--i ' iff[ ' ffliriiti ' mfTmnn ' TiTTff-TiTif[TiTitii ' iTfinniiTiiiiMnMi . ) i v I LA EVISTA Vista High School Volume XXXX 1970 y.LU.JUUJjUILl ' UUIUBIII STAFF Co- Editors Shirley Fagan ' IJerry Pohll Business Manager Nancy Beard Ad Manager Jadele Prescott Advisor Mary Putnam t r 29 I TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics 14 Activities 36 Organizations 58 Sports 96 Underclassmen 136 Seniors 170 Advertising 224 V.H.S. Opens the Door . . . i :4 M l=kk: Through the course of his life each individual will face many decisions. Whether they are large or small, new or experienced, important or unimportant, one must decide for himself which path to take- which door to open. For some the road is not always clear. Vista High School opens the door to a tremendous variety of academic subjects and activities, thus giving each student a truly rounded education. By exposing everyone to a maximum of possible fields, V.H.S. plays an extremely important role in helping each student decide and pursue his life ' s goals. The 1970 La Revisla exemplifies the many opportunities that are made available. The doors are there for the opening! ,v , w r-i i r I Ife ' i IBh RHir? SBi JUL lowjauBiunuuiuJiui Our Hearts Are Always Open to Spirit! Spirit was the life-blood of Vista High this year. A new enthusiasm swept over the entire student body as everyone found their own way to express spirit. Participating in athletics, marching in the drill team, playing in the band, or simply yelling support from the stands; school spirit was an all important factor in life at V.H.S. V-.. ■ ■•■• ; a ;L - ' ' W Bh( IT ' r H Bfl m f ' V « ♦: Br! i 4 ) «i F if ' p ♦ f ) . 1 1 .■: m ■ m m jgj 1 mm M |9 p 1 , 1 H fe i 1 ' 1 ia I H m KI ■ H L !3H H 1 Jjl mmmammmam ; i - i Vt s Ill J. . Campus Is Open to New Activities Wjpif I ' This year Vista High opened its doors to many new ideas and changes. The 1969- 1970 school year started with the welcoming of a new principal, Augustus H. Braun, who brought many progressive ideas to our campus. The first innovation to be established was a relaxation of the dress code for both girls and boys. Next came a House of Repre- sentatives which brought all the students closer to their student leaders and gave hopes of a successful student govern- ment. A soccer club was formed at V.H.S. for the first time. These are only a few of the new developments that came to us. mammmmi k 1 There Is A Door for Everyone fe I Doors are opened everyday; each door leads to a different goal. Just as each door differs, so do everyone ' s individual ambitions. In his pursuit of success or happiness, one must find the door to his particular goals—there is a door for every- one. mniiiRnHHHiH SBmvsf mm La Revista dedicates this year ' s yearbook to two out- standing teachers at Vista High. Mr. Don Hubbard and Mr. Patrick Mongoven have promoted a lot of spirit and academic interest in our students. To Mr. Hubbard and Mr. Mongoven, we dedicate the 1970 yearbook. I Dedicated Coaches Lea Mr. Mongoven has taught 14 years at Vista High. He is the athletic director and teaches boys physical ed- ucation. In his past years, he has coached J.V. football, baseball, and basketball. He is a former varsity wrestling and golf coach. Mr. Mongoven obtained his B.S. degree from Moorhead State. Mr. Hubbard has also taught here 14 years. He coaches swimming and water polo, and teaches U.S. and world history. He received his B.S. degree from U.C.L.A. Mr. Hubbard is currently working on his masters degree in education. Uacks Lead the Way mmmagm vmmmmBa ? ' V.H.S. Opens the Door to... i - ■ ' -u . . . Academics Opening to the Future Mr. Augustus Braun is our new principal at V.H.S. He received his B.S. and MA. at U.S.C. He was as- sistant principal for four years at San Marino High. You kids arc running ihus school not mc! 3 Where are we going to pack in all the students? ask Mr. Haugo. Mr. Freeman Haugo has been at V.H.S. for twenty years. This year as vice-principal, he is in charge of all school activities. Mr. Walton Crymes has been at V.H.S. for ten years. Mr. Crymes is vice-principal in charge of discipline. mm BBoa Board Works Toward Improvements The Vista High Board members realize the need for improvements at Vista High. Thanks to these board members Vista will soon have a new high school. It was up to these men to approve our school budget, examine textbooks, interview new personnel and assume full responsibility lor all our district matters. These are Vista ' s board members: Mr. D. S. Andrea- sen, Mr. Chester Beintema, Mr. Paul Campo, Mr. Bruce Hi llam, Mr. George Tushak, and Mr. Gerhardt Eikermann. This is Mr. Gerhardt Eikermann ' s first year as superin- tendent of Vista school district. c i iNiori Our counselors have one of the hardest jobs at school. Their job is to work closely with the students to help them decide and achieve their goals. Mrs. Constance Bell, Mrs. Beatrice Grotey, and Mr. John Buck are always willing to help. Counselors Doors Are Always Open i Mrs. Constance Bell, below, is 11th and 12th grade coun- selor at V.H.S. She has been here for 13 years. Mrs. Bell is advisor of S club. i Mrs. Beatrice Grotey, left, is 11th and 12th grade coun- selor. She has been at V.H.S. for seven years. Mrs. Grotey is advisor of the Honors Assembly . Mr. John Buck, right photo, has the job of counsel- ing all of the sopho- mores. This is Mr. Buck ' s first year at V.H.S. mmmmmmmmaaBsmBB: — nnn Our Staff Does Wot What did you say this book is filed under? Pornography? ' Mr. Anthony Axelman is our new librarian at V.H.S. Mrs. Kay Cutchin is our librarian and she has been here four years. These women are responsible for the fine cooking that is served in the cafeteria. They are: Juanita DeWilde, Bar- bara Henry, Lena Smith, Mary Litchenberger, Pat Jor- don. Ruby Green, and Luella Linn. Our secretaries are very efficient. They are Mrs. Eleanor Davison, Mrs. Dorothy Sikorski, Mrs. Pat Johnson, Mrs. Peggy Ogletree, and Mrs. Beverly Taylor. I Does Wonderful Work 0F« ' || Oh, no, you lost your tonsils. Mrs. Miller is our school nurse. This is her third year of dedicated service. Mrs. Miller is also the advisor of the Health Careers Club. These are only a few of the janitors who dedicate their service to Vista High. We owe them many thanks. They are from left to right: Howard Walston head, Lewis Rose, William Schiid, and Glen Moser. Vista High ' s five math teachers get together to compare ideas. FROM LEFT are Mr. Robert Kidder, Mr. Donald Starchman a new teacher this year, Mr. John Murphy, Mrs. Eunice Fraley and Mrs. Polly Willard another new teacher this year. Math Challenges the Mind It ' s a long, long day for Mrs. Eunice Fraley, and a moment of relaxation is welcome indeed. 22 x , 9 v Mrs. Virginia Shannon leads her French class in a song. w ' ■ 1. r 1% ' jir-i Language Made Easy A meeting of the minds captures the interest of Mrs. Ann Aydellotte, Mrs. Jean Young, Mr. Roch Kelly, Mr. James Morea, Miss Danielle Lara, and Mrs. Virginia Shannon, the esteemed language teachers of Vista High. VHS Has A Mrs. Rose Bearer, Mrs. Laurene Tweed, and Miss Linda Brown discuss their classes earnestly in the left photo. In the background, Mr. Ozzie Emmanuel, a new teacher, re- ceives some advice from veteran Miss Elvira Gruber. We see Miss Mary Putnam in the fore- ground, and Mrs. Janet Rust at their best; surrounded by men! Mr. William O ' Brien seems a- mused, but Mr. Robert Kintz looks very serious. What- ever the conversation is, Mr. Robert Olson has a word or two to contribute. Great English Staff xa: (nesth I Mr their ) in In the f«MKt; , It- iiliice Miu Mr. Lji; 25 RBntrngmn B nn pq The four government teachers are caught in an unusually serious Mr. David Wiebrecht, and Mr. Don Meyer, pose. FROM LEFT are Mr. Richmond Ramage, Mr. Duane Barnes, Government Is Interesting - ' i Hist( — M ZJl, ' History Helps Us Understand Today ' s Events You know? smiled Mr. James Downs, Lejl. Miss Suzanne Grant and first-year teacher Mr. Dennis Garrahy agree. pt ll .IKHIIUllU.UUUai MWLii nniWiniimiiiiHii Science Teachers Concoct A Brew Groovy, drawls Mr. Warren Hawkins as he supervises the industrious work of Mr. Eugene Mielcarek and master- brewer Mr. Dennis Madison. With their combined knowledge of chemistry and biology, it would be ver interesting to know what they came up with! It tickles! complains the model, but artful Mr. Haw- kins continues undaunted. Scenes such as this are not unusual in Mr. Hawkins ' anatomy or biology classes. 28 Mrs. Betty Mohs gets together with Miss Marilyn Anninger, center, and Mrs. Royaline Johnson. All three women teach Spe- cial Education Classes at V.H.S. Art and Special Education Require Work In the center, Brenda Davis pauses to critique the art teachers ' masterpiece. Miss Sondra La Berge is obvi- ously delighted, but Mrs. Eleanor Gillespie is work- ing so dilligently she hasn ' t time to stop and see how she is doing! 29 taammmBaam wmiimmBmt The teachers that make up the business department are, Mr. John Hathaway, Mr. Bert Wheeler and Mrs. Barbara Chaddock. Madsen, Mr. Charles Jackson, Miss Hisae Shima, Mrs. Noran A fJ A r Mr. jWi ollSnd ll the solutioiVto jyjs proh llfully explains to Jim Gfelfold A 1 ifc -ll f yp ' - t) IP Industrial Arts Spurs Creativity , V; •LilllilllliMilikU Heading up the Industrial arts department are, Mr, James Holland, Mr. Henry Landis, Mr. Robert Work- man, Mr. Gary Rath and Mr. Waco Hill. ' 31 • i tl% Miss Lo Ann DePuy, Miss Lynne McCarthy and Mrs. Denise Picciiiottino tells them there will be no T.A. ' s Beverly McKay appear almost speechless as Mrs. next year. ' One more crack out of you and you ' ll sit this one out ' , threatens Mr. Steckman. Well, vou can ' t be active all the time! Active Teachers Train Future Athletes Here are lour of our most active teachers, Mr. Gary Schultz, Mr. Robert Steckman, Mr. Pat Mongoven, and Mr. Roger Young. Sw Mr. Marshall Hol- land, Mr. John Paris and Mr. John Mad- sen pause to discuss this season ' s sport- ing scene. Mr. Dennis Garrahy, coach of J.V. water polo team, tries his hand at basketball against the All American Redheads in a game sponsored by the V.H.S. band. 34 Coaches Music and Home Ec. Inspire Students ' Ability Mr. Donald Bursvold has been teaching at V.H.S. for two years. Mr. Bursvold teaches choir. Glee Club, chorus, and music appreciation. He is also advisor of the Meistersingers. This is Mr. Don Lauder ' s first year at V.H.S. He teaches band and English 10. Mr. Lauder is advisor of the Band Parents Club. Mrs. Betty Bundy has been at V.H.S. for three years. She teaches Home Economics H and English 10 and is advisor ofF.H.A. Mrs. Helen Christensen has been teaching for 10 years. She teaches Homemaking U, MI and is advisor for F.H.A. 35 pBRsngninsi V. H. S. Opens the Door to . . . nuuuuB . . . Activities i .ijuii inij.|iiiiuii ■iiijiuiia.uii i i.i]jiiuniiiijij ji |mu.][f)fiiyi -; .Y p.m|j Ha! Ha! Ha! You ' ve got to be kidding! Who would buy him? , laughs Steve Peters. ..=:. v I Spirit Soars During Home You say you ' ll give ?0 cents for this gorgeous hunk of man? Home! coming Week Larry Jacques leads a pack of Nader ' s Raiders on an invasion of Vista High. nvi Hi Homecoming this year was held in a different man- ner. There were seven girls on the court instead of the usual five. This year it included a junior princess, a sophomore princess, four senior princesses, and one senior queen. The dance was held at the Vista Women ' s Club and the Blue Sage provided the music. The Seniors won the float contest. The 1969 Homecoming Court is (front row) Renee Erickson, Mickey Dedic, Pam French, Cindey Nyberg, Mary Johannes. Pal Delaney, and Lana Reynolds. Their dates are Scott Peters, Mark Seymour. Vince Main, Greg Stearns, Steve Long, David Puckett, and Brian Puckelt. 40 Bubbles Vli 1 I 1 i 1 r . i Jf - | ||{Q| || ||[[|Mary Jo jjM I S HIB ' -: 7 k ' H il U Phil Taylor and Mark Sherman show enthusiasm (?) at the assembly. Ah! A realistic plane for my basic aviation classes. Christmas is Togetherness Happy Hippies enjoy Christmas goodies from Santa Twas the night before Christmas. 42 The court and their dates are Queen Renee Erickson and Scott Peters, Mickey brickson and Linda Orrigo; John Belancourt and Cindy Haugo, Melanie Ramage and Albert Yendes. and (iina Rubbo and Doug Gud- munason Silver Bells was the theme for the annual Christ- mas Dance sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Here- after provided entertaining music for all who attended. Renee Erickson was crowned queen of this gala event by Sophomore President Albert Yendes. mamBBsa smmamsBBm Pep Assemblies 44 Arouse Spirit i Student involvement and participation is the main goal of the pep assemblies. This year the pep assemblies proved to be a success with many students showing true emotions as pictured on these pages. Pep assemblies also served their purpose by making students ' aware of the need to support their team. Juniors Team: Coach Lynne McCarthy, Karen Olsen, Estella Santanna, Missy DeMaltis, Julie Stone, Nancy Thornberg, Coach Roger Young. Diane Williams, Lana Reynolds, Gail Porter, C hristy Ramage, Marcia McFadden. Jenni Icr Kawano, Caroline Lewis, Peggy Wingo Yvette Carbonneau. Sharon Kish. Chris Clark Brigita Wright, Ruby Dominguez, Karen San dell, Jody Nelson, Lee Betz, Monica Sass Yvonne Carrosco, Jeannie Wehren, Jane Vol- ker, Linda Johnson, Debbie Murray, and Mar- jorie Nieuwsma. Seniors Lose Hard Cheering the Juniors on to victor were Dan Ldgar. Jim Kornofl. Todd McDanicI, Murk Monaco, and Bob Carpenter. Fou Senior Team; Elise Backus, Coach Jim Downs, Marlisa Croclcer, Karen Meyer, Janice Gowen, Nancy Beard, Anna Lump, Kathy Meyer, Karen McKelvey, Martha Lomeli, Ingrid Schroeter, Patty Hull, Cindey Nyberg, Mary Mc- Cartt, Kim Hubbard, Cindy Barker, Coach Denise Picchi- ottino. Colleen Ayling, Pam Willis, Cathy Feeney, Debbie Stuedeman, Amber Wilson, Laurie Patterson, Shirley Carter, Eileen Bell, Pam French, Susan Mongoven, Jan Taylor, and Carol Hub- bard. i Brain casserole was the main dish of Ken Foster ' s and Cherie Jacques ' midnight snack. Students who wanted a scare on Halloween night attended the Masquers Haunted House. In order to help earn money for the Retarded Children ' s Foun- dation the Masquers worked for 3 months to construct a Haunted House. It was then opened to the public for 3 consecutive nights in which over 1400 people attended. Billie Penninglon expresses great pam as he is stretched from limh lo limb on a 15th century torturing rack. Masquers Display Ghoulish Activities An open window was Lmda , ' hlswedc ' s closest escape from the Inuhtenmi; Haunted House. t is n aP r o Junior team was Tina Cooper, Sandy Mathews, Gila Wright, Wylma Goines, Sue Canning. Julie Stone, Lana Rey- nolds, Cindy Wood, Christy Ramage, Debbie McFarland, Linda Johnson, Kan- dy Crist, Marieane Perrault, Charlene Thayer, Jane Volker, Betty Lathrop, Jan Tait, [)enise Simpson, Virginia Kelly Jody Nelson, Vicki Hicks, Diane Wil liams, Roberta Miley, Debbie Richart, Vicki Richart. Louise Day, Laurie Poore, Susan Weickenant, Elaine Sonoda, I reljRiriJ t, Nancy Campbell. Jeannie. ette Arseneau. Susan Flliot Stella Santana, and Lee Bet . Cheer- leaders were Ted Cole, Vern Schwebke, Dan Edgar, and Randy Gruning. Coach was John Murphy. Senior team was Brenda Akers, Kim Hubbard, Ingrid Schroeter, Karen Meyer. Linda Oliver. Kathy Meyer, Linda Geddes, Carol Hubbard, Cindy Barker, Jan Taylor, Susan Mongoven, Marie Clerici. Roxanne Majeski. Nancy Beard. Cathy Feeney, Maureen Magante, and Jan Reichel. Cheerleaders were David Oltley, George Cook, Mike Dedic, and Steve Hutchins. Coach was Augustus Braun. — IT ™ I ' Christi Davis and Dan tdgar look charge ol the window. They collected the money and the left over candy. ■■■ IH R! v.JH 1 1 B B b 1 nl ■ |pl!. J K H ti B - ' - ' : 3 j mm Candy Sale Benefits In order to earn money for the Prom the Junior Class sponsored a candy sale. This year the candy sale was held in November ' arid 3,300 pounds were sold for $900. The advisor of the event this year was Mr. David Weibrecht and the chairman was Christi DavTs7 50 liinior ( ' and .Sale Faculty Falls to Females Lei ' s hear it for our big team,. ' ells Head Cheerleader Legs Landis. - Bouncer Barnes goes in for one of his spectacular layups. . 5 A big crowd gi i t horad w lten the faculty met to play basket- ball against t e R e db«adsJ Proceeds went to the band to help pay for their new uniforms. Participating in the game were Dennis Garrahy, Jim Downs. Duane Barnes. John Paris.. Gary Rath. John Madsen. Roger Young, John Mur- phy. Don Hubbard, Warren Hawkins, Don Lauder, and Robert Steckman. Cheerleaders were Mary Putnam, Dan- ielle Lara, Lynne McCarthy, Sandra Laberge, Betty Bundy, Jane Conder, Hisae Shima, and Jean Young. Head Cheer- leader was Legs Landis and the Mascot was Linda Brown. Referees were Pat Mongoven and Waco Hill. Gorgeous Garrahy attempts a shot over a Redhead from the top of the key. 51 fmamm iiiiiuiiiiiniiiim John Mensching and Gail Hickman go over their lines aloud as Ron Zest rehearses to himself in the background. South Pacific , a humorous musical with a touch of tragedy, was chosen as this year ' s play. It was under the direction of Drama Director Mrs. Janey Rust, Choral Director Mr. Donald Bursvold, and Orchestra Director Mr. Don Lauder. LEADING ROLES Emile de Becque Robert Barron Ron Vest Nellie Forbush Cathy Erickson Gail Hickman Bloody Mary Jill Moore Brenda Akers Lt. Joe Cable Bill Pennington John Menshing 66 South Pacific I ' m going to wash that man right out ol my hair. sings Cathy Erickson as she rejects Billic Pennington. You do not look much like an diiiir,il. cvclaims Boh B.irori as he rchc.iiM-s Ihc lines ol I mile de Becque 52 s Legs, Legs, Legs, and More Legs ir George Cook is dumbfounded at the presence of Happy Hare al a V.HS. Pep Assembly. Spirit Day Was a new activity at Vista High this year. It may be termed as Basketball Home- coming in the future. This year it included a Drill Team Slave Sale during both lunches. Drill Team members were sold by their legs. There was Also a Dress up in Sports Uniform Day and an evening Pep Assembly with KCBQ Disc Jock- ey Happy Hare as a guest. The whole idea proved to be a success and will probably be repeated next year. 53 wmmammmam mmmmmmmmmBg a 1970 Prom Princess Karen flever ; Court 54 I Court Sbi « «- ' 55 iRHHinni Vice Versa this year had a tremendous turn-out. The theme of the dance was Heart and Soul and was held in the gym while Here- after provided the music. The dance was a great success as everyone enjoyed themselves. King Mike Dedic expresses delight as he receives kisses from his dale. Cindy Barker; and his sister, Mickey Dedic. Mickey is also Pep Club President. Mickey Cro 56 Mickey Crowns Mike at Vice- Versa The 1970 Vice- Versa Court and their dates are Junior Prince Ken Parrot and Kim Castillo; Senior King Mike Dedic and Cindy Barker; and Sophomore Prince Alan Maag and Katrina Esswein, 57 mmmm V.H.S. Opens the Door to . m II - -Si Organizations 59 wmsaamamk 60 Student Secretary Laura Sheppard ) Council 61 ■nil Underclassmen-Linda Frehe, Jeannie Wehren, and Nancy Campbell. Activitles-Cher l Ro eandCind Barker. Pholographers-John Nelson. June Cone, Rick Moul- trie, and Dennis Moon. Facullv-Nora Mills, Mickc Dedic, and Pat Moore. 62 ! La Revista Every yearbook staff tries to make its book bette r and more unique than any ever seen; the 1970 La Revista staff is no exception. With the help of our advisor. Miss Mary Putnam, we learned many ways to improve our book from last year. We added color pages and designed a new cover. The staff used more creative layouts with more pictures and tried overlapping the pictures ' corners. Different from last year ' s book are the overprints and reverse printing. Our staff worked hard, but our co-editors worked harder. Shirley Fagan and Gerry Pohl were always nudging us to meet deadlines, and their help was appreciated by all staff members. In spite of our efforts, some clubs and activi- ties were left out due to production deadlines. He Co-editors Shirley Fagan and fierry Pohl flee the clutches of Miss Putnan All It Takes Is Time and Patience Fmi. Sltm: Mxiln Clu Nancy Beard glistens with greed in her position as Business Manager tapper plioU ur.i|ihcr Health Careers From Row (Left to Right) Pam Monroe, Karen Mc Daniel, Cathy Sherman, Lola Kehn, Tina Anfenson, Lori Taylor, Anita Monies, Marilyn Welniek, Cheryl Garnet, Dawn Waples, Mrs. Yvonne Mil- ler, advisor. Back Row ILeJl to Right I Cheryl McGrady, Jeanne Schutze, Colleen Patrick, Susan Richards, Mary Jo Schmidt, Debbie Bennett, Myona Wash, Victoria Lopez, Anne Hernandez, Jean Hol- den. Not in picture Sally Guzman, Bridget Henry, Denise Longmire, Roberta Rehm, Mike Koss, Jo Ann Ryan, Annette Hughes, and Jodi Nelson. Clubs That Lead the Future I Isi Row) Valerie Sawyer, Karen Alfred, Rhonda Schipper, Barbara Quallas, Valerie Lasher, Maureen Macdonald I2nj Row) Gail Hick- man, Jorinda Mac Gillivray. Jay Ash, Karen Sandell, Sherry Stern, Katrina Esswein, Cheryl Ricord (Seated) Mrs. Barbara Chaddock, Topper Reith, Karen Meyer, Cliff Reichel, Robyn Read, Linda Schmitt 14th Row) Cindy Bullington, Debbie Manypenny, Colleen Valencia, Susan Tucker, Tracy De Shurley, Lenelda Lumsden, Becky Seely, Chris Nasello, Kathy Higgins, Margy Smith. Jan Miethke, Kathi Sinkler, Becky Caves I ' ih Row) Joyce King, Stephanie Steph- ans. Hazel Webb, Carol Bice, Alan Maag, Allen O ' Brien 16th Row) Michael Ebert, Joe Sciacca. Future Teachers of America American Field Service members pic- tured at the right are. First row: Leiu Contreas, Betty Jo Lathrop, Chris Nas- ello, Kathy Higgins. Vala Reynolds. Second Row: Melinda Dow, Oreste Marchiaro, Sue Kintz, Sue Tucker, Lisa Schultz, Sharon McDonald, Christy Ramage. Third Row: Laura Sheppard, Robin Kennedy, Debbie Sjoberg, Robin Reed, Sherry Stern, Sue Spencer, Sue Harrison, Sue Youngdale, Bruce Damon. Fourth Row: Mr. Richmond Ramage, advisor: Kathy Puckett, Mariann Hin- thorne, Melony Ramage, Marie Schmidt, Carol Bice, and Vern Schwebke. This year the American Field Service sold football programs to raise funds in order to support the foreign students while they are in the United States and to help bring other students to Vista. The student chapter of AFS is responsible for the foreign students activities while they are visiting with us, and to learn from the students and help them learn about us. This year AFS sponsored informal get togethers with other North County AFS students taking part. The AFS Club planned an International Day and Night. 66 p ' Walk Together, Talk Together, . . . 59 Pictured below are: Treasurer Robin Kennedy. Sue Spencer, President Manann Hin- thorne, Leiu Contreas. Secretary Laura Sheppard, and Oreste Marchiaro. Chris Nasellos, Debbie Sjoberg, Oreste Marchiaro and Robin Reed discuss plans for International Day and Night. p warn ; Two A.F.S. Students Lelu Maria Prima Contreas was sent to Vista High from the Philipines. While here she resided with the Harold Schultz family; her sister , Lisa Schultz, is a sophomore.- Upon her arrival home, Lelu is undecided on wheth- er she will attend the University of Nuva Caceres or the University of Saint Thomas in Manila. Lelu plans to become a chemical engineer. Lelu smiles for the photographer. Caught in a moment of surprise. Lelu, the photographer finally found us, snickers Oreste. Better Than Oreste Marchiaro came to Vista from San Miguel De Tucuman, Argentina. During his stay in Vista, he lived with Phillip P. Damon family. Oreste was active in sports this past year. He was on the Varsity Football Squad and on the Varsity Wrestling Team. Oreste ' s future ambition is to be a Business Administrator. S Club... Service Wii President Kathy Meyer presides at meetings. flmjlv H%3 ' t ' Wiri FIRST ROW: Katrina Esswein, Laurie Poore, Lana Reynolds. Karen Meyer, Kathy Meyer, Shirley Pagan, Mary Johannes, and Christy Ramage. SECO. D ROW. Janet Rounds, Jana Betraun, Lenelda Lumsden, Colleen Valencia, Linda Cole, Vala Reynolds, Pat Delaney, Lisa Shultz, Melanie Ramage, Chris Nasello. Laure Freudenberger, and Shelly King IIIIRD ROW Leiu Contreras, Our girls in blue, who else could we be speaking of besides S Club? S Club is a community-minded group of 40 girls, sponsored by the Soroptimist Club of Vista and advised by Mrs. Connie Bell. Some of .S Club ' s projects have been to give food to needy families at Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter and to give two $100 scholarships to two senior girls. The money for the scholar- ships is earned through car washes, cake sales, and selling car- nations or Vista sweatshirts. ' taiiH Wb. Ciii .Marsh Daii Ciliffl,aii(l[ 70 Seniors goolol ' l on inilialion da . Service With a Smile The efforts of Vala Reynolds, treasurer; Mary Johannes, record- ing secretary; Kalhy Meyer, president; Christy Ramage, vice- president; Shirley Fagan. publicity chairman; I BACK ROW I katnna Lsswein, sophomore representative; Laurie Poore, junior representative; Karen Meyer, senior representative; and l OT SHOH i Lana Reynolds, corresponding secretary, make S Club exceptional. Donna Hafner, Pat McMerrick, Sue Clay, Margaret Bailey, Jeanie Wehren, Cindy Nyberg, Karen Sandell, Margie Logan, Dodi Var- num, Pam French, Ellen Thomson, and Cindy Wood. Not shown: Marsha Davis, Carlyn Braun, Kerry Green, Anne Fagan, Ruth Calvert, and Donna Inouve. ' S Club is proud of their new members, even if they do give a startling first impression. 71 mnRHn r.- Officers from left to right: Nancy Beard, Mickey Dedic, Jan Rei- chel. June Cone, and Brigilte Wright. Officers from left to right: Martha Lomeli, Joee Heigel, Debra Lara, Karen McKeivey, and Judy Trent. Bruce McClure buys ribbons during lunch. Charlene Fischl, Karen McKeivey, and Helen Herndez paint signs after school. Pep Club members show spirit in various ways. They paint signs, sell pins and ribbons, and sponsor the Vice- Versa Dance. 72 Pep Club Mrs. Denise Picchiottino Advisor Club c V r- -;; Las Obras Back Row I Left w Righn Don Bon- nie, George Rogers, Richard Sola, Robin Reed, Georgia Smith, Kevin O ' Neal, Mr. Robert Olson, and Christopher Ludwig. Front Row I Left lo Right) Judy Johnson, Betsy Richards, and Janis Taylor. This is the first year for the House of Representatives. It was created to give students a chance to express their opinions. The House of Representa- tives members were voted for by their government and history classes. Each representative represents about 30 students. They meet twice a month. New representatives are elected at the semester. 74 House of Representatives IK ryJ ' % Left Side (Back to From I ' Eugene Montross, Ron Blaul, Randy Ash, Yale Jeffery, Harry Peterson, Richard Allen, Brad Sayles, Ray Wright, Dan Ayers, David Hendley, Steven Imoto, Pete Samham- mer, and David Edgar. Right Side I Front to Back I: Greg Sterns, Brad Gerken, Doug Pfetcher, Frank Barberi, John Sprankles, Ted Cole, David Gordon, Bob Nelson, Dan Edgar, Mark Monaco, Ores- te Marchiaro, Frank Salsburg, Mickey Erickson, Robert Parker, Todd McDaniel, Bill Smith, Mike Hayes, Richard Braun. Back Row I Left to Right): Jay Adams, Jim Kornoff, Dave Ferguson, Mike Dedic, Scott Peters, Mark Seymour, Terry McPherson, George Cook, r Varsity V The officers of Varsity V are I Left to Rightl. Mark Seymour, Substitute Sergeant of Arms. Dave Fer- guson, Chaplin; Scott Peters, President; Mike Dedic, Treas- urer; Terry McPherson, Vice- President; I Not Pictured) Jim Kornoff, Secretary; and Mike McDonald. Sergeant of .Arms. 75 ■Bi From Row (Left lo Right) Marcia McFadden, Vicky Richart, Linda Geddes, Gail Jenkins, Carolyn Lewis. Nancy Campbell, Ruble Dom- inguez, Chris Clark, Charlene Fishel, Shirley King (Second Row) Marleanne Perrault, Denise Inman, Debbie Richart, Charlene Thay- er, Ruth Bean, hristi Davis, Anne F.agan, Susan Kintz, Karen Ward, Elain Sonoda (Third Rowi Kandi Crist, Wanda King, Yvette Car- bonneau, Janice Gowen, Kandy Kennedy, Beppie Jens, Barbara White, Alisa Backus, Estella Santana. Marie Dahl iFourih Row) Miss Lynne Mc Carthy, Sue Mongoven, Denise Simpson, Stephanie Stephans, Debbie Manypenny, Kathi Sinkler, Colleen Patrick, Lynn Letaurneau, Penny Cosby. G.A.A. Plays to Win 1 jfH , Officers are, Left to Right. Marieanne Perfault, treasurer; Wanda King, vice president; Miss Lynne Mc Carthy, advisor; Sue Mongoven, president; Kandi Crist, publicity; Shirley King, secretary. This years G.A.A. was more active than most. They sold pickles to raise money for uniforms, they ordered sweat shirts and sweater vests, and they also put on the traditional Sadie Hawkins dance. All this besides having play days and competitive sports with other schools led to a very pros- perous year for G.A.A. Sock it to ' em ' .! ' t Miss McCarthy gives pointers. Aren ' t you on my team ' ? . . Then help me get it over the net, okay ' ' ! mmmmmmmmmm Head Leader Debbie Coleman. First Assistant Leader Laurie Jensen. Second Assistant Leader Patty Hall and Junior Leader Sandv Buettner. Silhouettes in Black and Drill Team members are ( Lejl lo Righll First Row: Gail Kleinsmith, Debbie Carroll, Nancy Ferguson, Sharon Inouye, Janelle Rinclieb, Carol Vanlandingham, Nancy Frye. SecunJ Row: Patty Hall, Laurie Jensen. Debbie Coleman, Linda Koet , Renee Erickson, Joan Nesbitt, Sue Elliott, Donna Blakes- lee, Linda Cole, Polly Joy. Third Row: Corine Klingbiel, Jeanie Glass, (jail Mullen, Donna McClellan, Susan Quirk, Beth Kant, Laure Freudenberger, and Betsy PW welder.  atimmi Recalls: Teri Boone. Joan Nesbitt. and 1 Nancy Frye. , li r V - ' Winter Drill Team manager Pat Davison and Spring Drill Team man- and White W :Z i Drill Team members at the left are, Firsl Row Becky Breen, Pat Finley, Tammy Hanneman, Peggy Young, Sandy Buettner, Susan Hollibaugh, Paula Mines. Second Row: Maureen Magante. Carol Hubbard, Amber Wilson, Melinda Dow, Mary Talley, Ruth Calvert, Betty Bosland. Third Row: Nancy Dornon, Patty Mc- Connell, Teri Boone. Vjcly!_J,£imey, Susan Harrison, Anne Christensen. Diane Williams. Not pictured were Stephani Johns- ton, Rosa Castaneda, Devvie Over- street, Margo Panosian, and Dorothy Herdman. 79 jmmm Advisor Mrs. McKay shouts instructions during a combined band and dril team practice. Under the supervision of Mrs. Beverly McKay and the leader- ship of Debbie Coleman, the Silhouettes have dazzled many an eye with their precission drills and half time shows. In their second year of existence the Silhouettes have won quite a few awards for their routines. This year a new competition division was added to the drill team, the Precision Drill (Jroup. ' present Science Enthusiasts Pursue Knowledge SEATED: Don Otis, president 1st semester; Greg Rivera, vice- president 1st semester. SECOND ROW: Theresa House, Lori Pat- terson, Sonji McCurley, Marilyn Welnick, Jordina MacGillivray, Leslie Finley, Susan Spencer, Sharon McDonald, Roger Roe, Sharon Doolan, and Betsy Richards. THIRD ROW: Nancy Olson, Jody Nelson, Becky Rhinhart, Mary Ann Hinthorn, Cliff Shuring, Bruce Tate, Alan McFaul, and Bill Graves. Under the supervision of Mr. Eugene Mielcarek and Mr. Dennis Madison, and the leadership of Don Otis and Greg Rivera, the Science Club had field trips to the Laguna Tide Pools, San Diego Science Fair, Balboa Park Museums and other interesting places. They also invited speakers from the Apollo Program and the Cancer Research Center to present talks. This proves the Science Club had a very active year. Band members are (First Row): Vince Roberts, Debbie Sjo- berg, Martin Peavey, Debbie Murray, Gary Koston, Mary Johnson, Lynn Kornelson, Laurie DeLong, and Lisa Sell, (Second Rowi: John Martinez, George Costanellanos, Debbie Koss, Roberts Essam, Charles Watson, David Carpenter, Barbara Nelson, Laurry Bishop, Jim Hatcher, Mark Downy, Ross White, Rick Granados, and Tom Anderson. ( Third Row I hrank Smith. Don Pinover. Lawrence tiagnon. Mcrfv Mye PelHS. Ton enbach, Jin fafi i So db o c o ° j ' o c o Mr. Don Lauder Director Jodie Key Drum Major Lydia Petru Twirler 0 Merfy Myer, Paul Solomon, Jeff Bates, Earl Thomson, Steve Peters, Tony Ardito, Dan Leonard. Randy Craig, Mark Led- enbach, Jim French, Haskell Hallmark, and Mark bdwards. I Fourth Rowi ' : Judy Johnson, Chuck Waugh, Mike Leonard, Jim Pullzer, David Rapoza, Mark Sinclair, Paul Anderson, Roy Castenada, David Salge, Bob Eckert, Steve Seely, Wanda Schuster, Phillip Hamilton, Don DeLauder, Tom Brabent, Tom Hall, Jim Krebbs, and Mr. Don Lauder. Charge! Banner Corps members are: Debbie Blakeslee, Kerry Butler, Pam Russell, Donna Mulherin, Charlene Thayer, and Donna Lewis (Leader). The Panther Band had many new changes this past year. First of all, Mr. Don Lauder became the new band director. To raise money for new uniforms for next year, the band members had pop- bottle drives, sponsored the Red Head Basketball Game, and presented concerts. A new addition to the band was the Banner Corps. They carry the Vista High Banner in parades and at games. 83 The Language Department Snanish members are (FIRST ROW) Robin Kennedy, Donna Jones. (SECOND ROW] Jill Moore, Nancy Olson, Nancy Beard. Blakeslee, Debbie Sjoberg, Susan Kintz, Anna EscamiUa, and Calvin Georgia Smith, Sharon McDonald, Susan Spencer, and Brenda Akers. Spanish Division Officers are; Georgia Smith, Joe Agraz, Donna Blakeslee, Jill Moore, and Sharon Doolen. i Ay, que macho es el joven con las flores tan bonitas hechas en el club de espanol! : t }• « French Division Mrs. Shannon discusses the licorice sale with Maria Ehlers. French members are; I FIRST ROiVl Kristie Moon, Linda Koetz. Cherie Jaques, and Kim Trei. iSECOSD ROil ' l Donna Dial, Nancy Jones, Kim Wooten, Marcia Shaw, Leigh Chamberlain. Mrs. Shannon (Advisor), Maria Ehlers, Claudia Chapanar, and Pam Tushak. I THIRD ROW) Cliff Northway. Valerie Sawyer, Gerri Johnson. Phyliss Shaw. Cindy Haugo, Stephanie Johnston, Gail Porter, Shawne Jakeway, Cathy Weis, and Shielev Williams. German members are: I FIRST ROH i Pam Matthas. Darlene Allison. Gail Kleinsmith, Anna Lump, Carol Van Landingham. Cindy Rhoads, Lorna Miller, Arleen Allison, and Karl State. ISECOSD ROW} Mrs. .Aydelotte (advisor). Haskell Hallmark, Tom Gleason, Charles Walson, Richard Wright, and George Geissinger. wmmamamn FIRSTROW: Chcr l Riord, Myonia Wash, Grace Torres, lanio Tail. Bridget Henr , Bett Lathrop, Cheryl McGrady, Donna John son, Peggy Wingo, Sharon Anderson. Tina Pedrin, Kathy Clerici SECOSD ROW: Karen McDaniel, Donnie Dunks. Renee Erickson Rosella Frandsen. Naomi Heninger, Norma Contreras. Lisa Schullz Michele Lapierre. Diana Glass, Layne Sheppard, Susan Elliott Janet Rounds, Karin Sowa. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Schuring Geri Johnson, Amy Martinez, Memie Veale, Cathy Erickson, Betty Fenton. Renee Armstrong. Debra Krivanek. Pal Bacon. Claudia Chapanar. Debbie Blakeslee. Shelly Hem . Wendv Passmore. Sand Eaton. IFOLRTH ROW Barbara Fenton. Lorna Miller. Denise Lamoureaux. Darlene Runyon. Jan Barnebee. Sharon Cook, Pam Russell. Jennifer McLean. Caryn Meyette. Lyn Frankenburg, Sandy Atkins, Nancy Thornburg, Dahlia Lantz, Kay Higgins. Paiiv Ml m FIRST ROW: Debbie Adams, Becky Seely, Cathy Erickson, Kathy Nelson, Karen Wheelock, SECO. D ROW: Carol Peterka, Marcie Miller. Linda Delapena, Jill Moore, Georgia Smith. THIRD ROW: Mike Vincent, Arnold Westerhold. Jodie Ivey, Don DeLauder. FOURTH ROW: Ron Vest, Bill Penning- ton, Chris Radlinski, Lee Bailey. 86 FRONT ROW: Kitty McElliott, Roberta Jeter, Karen Wheelock, Ruby Dominguez, Carol McDaniel, Debbie Hulsman, Charlene Fischl, Linda Delapena, Cathy Erickson, Becky Seely, Marcia Davis, Patty Hall, Kathy Nelson, Lee Betz, Dodi Varnum, Virginia Rice, Cindy Wileman, Linda Geddes, Gail Hickman, Debbie Johnson. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Steward, Darleen Runyon, Pat Bacon, Marcie Miller, Debbie Adams, Debbie Carter, Suzanne Goodsell, Georgia Smith, Susan Quirk, Kathy Collins, Jill Moore, Pat Felk- ner, Marcia McFadden, Jeanie Glass, Star Hart, Denise Lamoureau, Carol Peterka, Carolene Calvert, Sharon Olmstead, Mary Wyatt. THIRD ROW: Roby Cornette, James Epperson, Jack Fecteau, Don DeLauder, Danny Parson, Mike Foster, Lee Bailey, Dave Fer- guson, James Epperson, Jack Fecteau, Don DeLauder, Danny Parson, Mike Foster, Lee Bailey, Dave Ferguson, Richard Truelove, Steve Palecki, Ron Mettler, Wayne Parker, Steve Peters, Mike Vin- cent. FOURTH ROW: Chris Radlinski, Jim Krebs, Dave Cruz, Phil Archuleta, Joe Nastasi, Dave Robson, Arnold Westerhold, Jodie Ivey, Bill Pennington, Philip Diaz, Scott Edleman, George Rogers, Keith Ewing, Steve Young, Ron Vest. Mr. Donald Bursvold directs the Panther choir during a class practice. .X ' Key Club Serves Community Vista High ' s Key Club is made up of boys chosen from a select few. The boys who qualify for this honor make their services available throughout the year for various activities. The boys were sponsored by Mr. Barnes and Mr. Steckman this year. Their Kiwanis advisor for the year was. Dr. Donald Gut- heil. This year the Key Club sold Halloween Insurance to many Vista residents, they also sold mistletoe to Vista High students. At the Kiwanis Basket- ball Tourney they sold Programs. Some of the Key Club officers pictured above are: Publicity Chairman David Edgar. Treasurer Craig ?0Un President Don Bonney ' Vice President Joe Nastasi, Bill Cornette, Lieutenant Governer of olisTon 37 Dan Edgar. Not pictured Secretary Bruce Scyphers. and Sgt. oi Arms Bruce Scott. I itv Key Club Members include: FIRST ROW: Brian Puckett, Craig Cotton, Ron Vest, Steve Hutchins, Eugene Monlross. SECOND ROW Steve Miller, Dave Oltley, David Edgar, Bruch Scyphers, Bill Cornelt. THIRD ROW: George Cook, Joe Nastasi, Karl Miller. Dan Edgar, Bruce Scott, Joe Agraz, Jeff Zanetto. Jeff Zanetto and Greg Stearns seem to care less about the meet- ing they ' re supposed to be attending. Don Bonney and Craig Cotton confer while Dennis McCollister, Bill Cornette, and Joe Nastasi look on. y C. S. F. Surpasses C.S.F. (California Scholarship Federation) is an honorary organization whose members con- sist of students who have at least a ten point semester average. The students apply each semester for membership. Their faculty advisor is Mr. Donald Meyer. The members meet twice a year to pay dues. This is their only means of support. Membership entitles them to free Dodger game tickets in the summer. A new project that C.S.F. undertook this year was to assist with various school elections. 91 44 What You Read Is The Panther slafl ' includes: lFKO. T ROW I Cind Barker, Estella Santana, Debbie Overstreel, Nancy Worlev, Brenda Lowes and Richard Sola. (SECOND ROW I Geoff Soule, Mark Alpine. Hllie Smith. Debbie Chernousko. Kandi Crist, and Mike Kirst. iB CK ROH i Br an Dornon. Jim Karounos. Tom Sanchez, Linda Orriuo, Wanda Kinc. and tiiner Rollins. 92 ad Is Not What We Meant! Get it right, Geoff! Richard, Cindy, EUie, and Debbie get copy ready for paste-up. I The name is changed! It has gone from THE PANTHER TALE to THE PANTHER Besides the name though, not much else has changed. We now have a two page paper instead of the previous four pages; this is because the paper comes out bi-monthly instead of monthly. The job of putting out a newspaper is a big one. First they have to seek out the news. Second they go through the proofreading, typing and paste-up procedure that goes with offset printing. Then finally, after the paper has been sold, the class holds ' critique, which is an evaluation of the whole paper. All this effort is made worthwhile when Miss Putnam says, You ' ve done a good ' slanted ' job! J FHA Finds Fun in Homemaking The first semester Masquers were iSiltingi Dan Winberg, John Menchen. Pam Tushak, and Billie Pennington. l SecaniJ Roki Francie Arhn. Debbie Ferguson, Virginia Rice, Christi Moon, Kim Wooton, and Melinda Dow. ( Third Row) Ann Tipton, Mary Wyatt, Linda Ahlswede, Jill Moore, Lenelda Lumsden, and Beckv Fields I At the Right I The first semester officers Sitting: Jill Moore, Francie Arlin, Cheri Jaques, Lenelda Lumsden, Billie Pen- nigton, Mrs. Janet Rust, and Dan Winberg. M a s q u e lAbovel The second semester officers were: Mary Wyatt, Len- elda Lumsden, Billie Pennington, Sheri Jacques, and Becky Fields. The second semester members were I Sitting i Lenelda Lumsden, Kim Wooton, Becky Fields, Mary Wyatt, Christi Moon, Dan Winberg, Ann Tipton, Jill Moore, Sheri Jacques, Billie Pennington, Francie Arlin, and Debbie Ferguson. wnmrnm V.H.S. Opens the Door to... to... if. in . . . Athletics A K wtma mmmm uu ■I %. Back Row: Coach John Paris, Mark Seymour, Manager Richard Allen, Dennis McCollister, Marc Radlinski. Mike Doyle, Herb Kin- ney, Leonard Fox, Jim Fox, Terry McPherson, Vic Rubbo, Mark Downey. Mike Hayes, Steve Imoto. Randy Ash, Coach Bob Steck- man. Coach Gary Schultz. Second Row: Manager Bill Smith, Ray Wright, Ted Cole, Jim Kornoff, Mike Dedic, Brad Gerken, Rob Parker, Mike McDonald. Doug Pfetcher. Steve Long, Dan Ayers, David Hendley. Jay Adams, David Ferguson, Manager Chris Rad- linski. From Row: David Edgar, Scott Peters, John Sprankles, Mark Monaco, Frank Salsbury, Kirby VanLandingham, Dan Edgar. Ron Blaul, Oresle Marchiaro. Vince Maine, Mickey Erickson. Bob Burns. Panthers Produce Good Talent but Have Scott Peters, Vista ' s outstanding All-league guard, gives quarterback Marc Radlinski time to throw. Los Losing Season SEASON ' S RESULTS Panther defenders Vince Main and Mike Dedic close in on an Orange Glenn Patriot. Halfback Brad Gerken makes an outstanding cut to trip up a San Marcos tackier. ista Opponents 12 San Marcos 26 Fallbrook 14 12 Escondido 49 6 Poway 21 6 Carlsbad 21 8 Western 22 16 San Dieguito 20 18 Orange Glen 19 Oceanside 21 The 1969-70 football season proved disappointing for the Vista High Panthers. Faced with numerous pre- season injuries, coaches Gary Schultz, Bob Steckman, and John Paris gave the team needed inspiration. Although the Panthers were small in number, they were high in spirit. They fought through a long disappointing season and pro- duced a 0-9 record. Although they had not won a game the Panthers came up with some fine talent. The offense shined with linemen Terry McPherson, Scott Peters, and back Brad Gerken. Defen- sive standouts were Mark Monaco, Vince Main, and David Edgar. Making the holes up front are: Dennis McCollisicr-ijckIc, Robert Parker-guard, Mike McDonald-center, Scott Peter.s-guard, Terry McPherson- tackle, and Randy Ash-end. Scott Peters and Terry McPherson Lead Offense Offensive backs show that running ability is strong; Mike Dedic-split end, Ted Cole-slot back. Brad Gerken-tail back, John Sprankles-full back and Doug Pfetcher-quarterback. herson y8 w ' . r rs£ ' ..-A :a : m Busy intercepting passes are: Dave Kerguson, Jimmy Kornoff, Steve Long, and David Edgar. Mark Monaco and Vince Main Power Panther Defense Defending the Panther ' s goal line are: Mark Monaco, Herb Kinney, Kirby VanLandingham, Frank Salsbury, Dan Ayers, Steve Imoto. Mike Doyle, and Vince Main. mmmm Senior quarterback Marc Radlinski turns on the speed to avoid loosing his scalp to a pack of Fallbrook Warriors. Mike Dedicsays, I ' ve got it coach! Head ( iKich (iarv Schull ci)nvcr es wilh C ' oachc man on uhal lo do next. Back Ruw: Coach Roger Young, Manager Steve Seeley, Rick Bacon, Chuck Robinson, Brian Talbot, Don Sprankles, Don Imoto, Kevin Thiele, Mike Stockdale, Ken Bushey, Gordon Jenkins, Marc Mc- Alpine, Gary Cruz, Dan Hayes, Cliff Reichel, George Geissinger, Rick Granados, Coach Marsh Haaland. Center Row. Ross White, Chuck Lopez, Ralph Schilb, David Henderson, Pat Fagan, Murphy Meyer, Bud Burt, Vince Roberts, Wayne Overall, Steve Casebolt, Randy Dominguez, Russel Hawkins, Mark Edwards, Roy Castenda, Steve Williams, Jerry Melander. From Row: Cliff Steeves. Doug Gudmondson, Larry Gregoroff, Alan Maag, Troy Smith, Terry Gon- zales, Raul Figeroa, Tony Martinez, Robert Hingst, Randy Taylor, Bob Parkinson, Marc Goodman, Randy Reinhart, Casey Boon, Jack Fecteau, Martin Rojas. Not pictured are Dean Collins and Dave Woods. J. V. halfback Raul Figeroa rounds the corner for a big gain. The Panther J.V. team had much the same season as the varsity this year. They turned out a 0-8-1 record. The first game of the season was the closest game played by the Cubs. After a hard comeback in the second half they tied the San Marcos Knights 14 to 14. Leading the way for the Junior Panthers on offense were Randy Taylor, Doug Gudmundson and Chuck Lopez. On defense they had the help of Bob Parkinson, Murphy Meyer and Dave Woods. . Peter Peter Vadney leads the way up the road in the Oceanside meet, which Vista won easily. Plunkett Leads Harriers to Winning Season Trid is, Vic 11 Frank Barberi pours it on down the road to victory in the Orange Ulen meet. Track team members are: First run - Daren Redfern, George Stevenson. Mark Bean, Charles Miller. Don Kidder. Kevin Smith. W ayne is, Vic Powers, Dean McComb, Ron Peters, Coach Mr. Downs. Jerry Plunkett, Stan Leonard, Kenny Parrot, and Don Otis lead the way to a sure V.H.S. win over Orange Glen. Mr. Downs watches his boys run on to another victory early in the season. mm wmmtm fcO tV. Un Nelson BlIieCI.F Ken F rrot fighls his wa through Ihc lorcsl lali; in the Orange Glen meet. At the beginning ul the Orange dlen meet it looks as if it could he an hod s race. Vic Powers blasts for an early lead in the Oceanside meet. The Vista High School Cross Country Team took third place in Avacado League competition. The team was led by Jerry Plunkett, Stan Leonard, Ken Parrott, and Don Otis. An important win for the har- riers was over Oceanside. At the sports banquet Stan Leonard received most val- uable player, and Jerry Plunkett received most talented player. Coach Jim Downs saw his team have an almost successful season. He has usually taken at least second place in the Avacado League. 106 1 4 iV- i With Vista leading 10-4, all the substitutes are waiting to enter t he game. C.I.F. Champions John Nelson, an all around polo player, sparked the varsity to the C.I.F. championship. i jMliaiibal)iia[t. Bill Mickle, a good defensive guard, knows what it ' s all about!. 6k- Yale Jefferies, an extremely versatile player, started the season as goalie and ended it as forward. The Vista High Waterpolo Team did it again this year by defeating Monte Vista for the county C.I.F. title. Coach Don Hubbard saw his team go undefeated in league play, while five players got county wide recognition. Bob Nelson and Barry Smith again grabbed positions on the first team county selec- tions. Dave Gordon and Steve Lohmeyer were not far behind on the second team. John Nelson, the top junior in the county, received honorable mention. 107 Co-Caplain Barrv Smith dribbles ball away from a Crawford defender mk ithers are Nelson, Mike Crats. J.V., Stan Hubbard, Jim Fraizer, Vern Schepke, Mark Gordon, Earl Thompson, Bill Moore, Dana MacDonald. Bob Eckert, Alan Foster. Successful for Third Year Steve Lohmeyer, a senior spectacular, fires the ball for a goal. Co-Captain Bob Nelson scores easily on an assist from Steve Lohmeyer. David Gordon, under pressure, gets rid of the ball mtmm 99 SEASON ' S RESULTS Vista Opponent 8 Coronado 6 2 Crawford 6 2 Mt. Miguel 6 8 Monte Vista 7 8 Oceanside 6 2 University The J.V. Waterpolo Team was just as successful as the varsity because they were undefeated throughout the county in league play. Coach Dennis Garrahy, the first J.V. waterpolo coach in the history of Vista High School, developed a strong J.V. squad. Leading the cubs were Stan Hubbard, Jim Frazier, Vap Vernon Peltzer and Mitch Gordon. With the fine talent displayed by the J.V. Waterpolo Team, these boys will have no problem filling the shoes of the gradua- ting players next year. « « • ■: m - -=1 Jim Frazier, with mouth wide open, led the J.V. poloers in scoring. Dennis Garrahy, a new coach at Vista, coached the J.V. team to an undefeated league title. Ciidy Woo( Cheerleaders Yell for Victory The Varsity Cheerleaders this year consisted of head cheerleader Cindey Nyberg, Mary Johannes, Shirley Fagan,Pam French, Gita Wright, Cindy Wood, and Lana Reynolds. They yelled hard during the football season, and raised the hopes of the crowd and players during many a hard fought battle. With a successful basketball team the cheerleaders united the school with a bond of spirit and friend- ship. Cindey Nyberg gets high up in the air with the help of Shirley Fagan and Lana Ren- olds. Gita Wright and Mary Johannes look like toy dolls as they dance around the tloor. Leading Vista cheers are: Mary Johannes, Shirley Fagan, Brigitle Wright, Cindey Nyberg, Cindy Wood. Lana Reynolds, and Pam French. Lana Reynolds shows how it ' s done. Shirley Fagan seems to be standing on air as Pat Delaney and Cindey Ny- berg look on. ■ Mi msmmmmjam Cagers Tie for Second Season Results Vista Opponent 49 San Marcos 42 62 Orange Glen 70 53 Carlsbad 51 64 Powav 70 11 San Dieguito 69 58 Fallbrook 55 58 Escondido 49 54 Oceanside 58 57 Powav 72 60 Carlsbad 58 64 San Marcos 54 62 Orange Glen 55 87 Fallbrook 47 62 San Dieguito 55 75 Escondido 37 70 Oceanside 66 Vista High ' s Basketball Team had one of its finest years in 1969-1970. Vista ' s Bob Nelson led the league in scoring this year. He led Vista to its second place berth in the league. Bob was not alone though. Brad Gerken, one of the finest ball hand- lers in the league, along with Greg Stearns, Red Brostrom, and Terry McPherson, gave Vista it ' s winning ways. Vista start- ed off slowly and had a 5-4 record in the middle of the season, but this was not to stop the Panthers. After losing the first two they went on to win seven games in a row and capture second place in the league. Vista went on into the C.I.F. play- offs and lost a close one to the second ranked team in the county, St. Augustine, 87-86. 113 Var i Memhers of the Varsity squad h ' rom Left; Coach f)iianf Barnes. Brad Cierken, Jim Kornoff, David Gordon, Yale lelTerics, Bob Nelson, Terry McPherson, Red Brostrom, John t romhack, Wes Riley, Clreg Sterns. Peter Vadney, Rick Icllows, Jell Brooks h Initu are niana.iiers Philip Onidahi. Slc c Peters, .iiul Hobli Hiiriis 114 Senior forward. Terry McPherson, attempts to take his foe as Brad Gerken and Red Brostrom look on. Varsity Fights for Second Place Up about 2 inches, right }. left . Coach Duane Barnes shows mixed emotions as his team wins a close one. 115 wmmmmm Rick Fellows, a Tine ball handler, watches Vista on a fast break. David Gordon waits for a rebound Greg Stearns, a fast dribbler, brings the ball down the court during a Carlsbad game. Brad Gerken puts the ball up for two points ■MHHimBHIi J.V. Team Worked Hard [)an Hayes makes two points look easy. J.V. center, Ross Whtte. attempts a bucket from the baseline wsmmsamm Larry Merse puts his opponent into a position of desperation. Mike ( Kin lcs. ,in oulslnniliiif! izrapplcr, prepares to pin Ins ,i|i|i.Mieiii Dennis McCoUister easily gains control over his opponent. Steve Lomeyer shows his smashing technique as he pins his oppon- ent into a defenseless situation. [oinliii ' i TOP ROW: Charlie Haslam, Larry Mersy, Frank Barberi, Mike Gonzales. Dan Ford, Richard Ingram, Jack Bushey, Pete Sam- hammer, Pat Ventura, Steve Lohmeycr, Richard Braun. Dennis McCollister, Randy Taylor, David Ferguson. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Andrews, Paul Soloman, Mike Fellon. David Henderson, Ken Bushey, Richard Smith, Murphy Meyer. Rick Sohn. Dana McDonald. Roy Abilez, Ron Blau. Orcste Marchiaro. Bud Bert, Randy Dominguez and Mark Coodman Not shown: Marc Soloman. The Vista High Wrestling Team proved to be tough again this year, as they tied for the league champion- ship. However, when the team entered the league finals , they were determined to be number one. The Panthers won, placing more wrestlers in the fmais than any other team. Apparently, Vista has a ime bunch of boys and excellent coaches to be able to take the league crown three years in a row. I 120 mmmammmimmam T Marc Soloman spins his opponent on his head; he also placed fourth in C.I.F. competion. Mark Bean attempts to turn his opponent over on his back mmma jst.isi IS rcad l.ii- the steal Inn Pat Mindspeeil is read lortheta ' j Mike McDonald quickk Ihrov stealing second. ' ui a pla er livA k_. I Mir Members of the Varsity Squad are Bill I randscn, David Magdelino. Wes Riley, Bill Carpenter. Joe Nastasi, l al (ioodspeed. Mare Kad- linski, ( oaeh (iarv Sehiilt I mm A ' .nt I arrv Mendo a, John Sprankles, Steve Sullivan. .Steve 1 ong. Doug Ciudniundson. Charles Vielorv. 122 -, imiiiiH Allen Maag altcmpts to hil a ball during practice. J.V. Has Good Prospects J.V. Coach, Roger Young, watches over Don Sprankles as he pitches during practices. 123 mmmmm Coach Gary Schultz, watching over his boys, looks forward to a prosperous season with the pitching of Steve Sullivan and Marc Radlinski, and the hitting of Jon Sprankles and Mike McDonald. 124 Senior Joe Nastasi, throwing the ball w ith all his might, attempts to pick olT a run- ner at third base. IHHHI Panther Nine Shines With Steve Sullivan pitching and Charles Victory hold- ing a runner at third, Sully pitches his way out of another tight inning. 1 Juniur Brad Cicrkcri gclsull lu .1 ll ing larl. 126  ' 127 From Row. Coach Jim Downs. Kim Kircher, David Horwedel, Kevin Smith, Ron Peters, Jim Karounos, Bruce McLure, Steve Johnson, Lee Bailey, Scott Stevenson, Dennis Koda, Bruce Scott. Stan Leonard, Kenny Parrot, Don Kidder. Jerry Plunkett, Jim KornolT. Brad (ierken. Darrin Redfern, Mike Goodman, Mr. Marsh Haaland, and Mr. Fernie Martinez. Trackmen M 128 Jimmy Kornoll jumps lor joy. Darin Kcdicrn si. iris ihc ::i) .ird run troni ihc block Row Two: Dennis McLaughlin. Tom Gleason , Cruz Castro, Chuck Lopez, George, Hector Moreno, Glen Norris, Don Pratola, KrisTomp- son, Dan Leonard, Steve Karousons, Andrew Thayer, Ralph Shelop, Randy Rienhart, Mark Bean, Mark Sikorski, Alan Thompson, Vince Roberts, and Chuck Robinson. ' km Pace League F 4 Bruce Scott flys over the hurdle for a speedy get-a-way. 129 mtmmaraim Senior Barry Smith works on his butterfly. Using smooth style, Randy Ash starts a difficult drive. Slan Hubbard was one of the few sophomores to make the varsity squad. 130 4P9P Bob Nelson has just finished another sprint. Harry Peterson plunges through the air. 46 Aquacats Make a Big Splash Top Row: Rick Sohn, Earl Thompson, Randy Ash, Dean Collins, David Gordon, Bill McClellan, Mark Sinclair, Very Schwebke, Steve Packard, Coach Don Hubbard, Larry Gaggnon. Second Row: Stan Hubbard, Jim Frazier, Kevin Cloney, Harry Peterson, John Nelson, Barry Smith, Bob Nelson, Ted Cole, Vern Peltier, Roy Castaneda. Bollom Row: Mark Gordon, Rodger Scyler, Kurk Christ, Bill Pesnicak, Bob Rudat, Hue Webster, Steve Palecki, Steve Seeley, and Dana McDonald. vmmetmiaim BmmHKma Aquacats Swim to Victory Above: John Nelson lunges backwards lor a skillful starl. lljiper right: A mighty leap sends Senior Dave (iordon high into the air. Right: Ted Cole splashes to an early finish. -?■,, %:« ' ) ' Im- 132 :tory ■ Golf Team Swings Swinging for the golf team here are I Topi Left. Craig Maxwell; Right. Gordon Jenkins; I Middle! Terry Mc- pherson; (Bottom) Left. Eugene Montross; Middle. David Brostrom; and Right. Steve Casebolt. Leading the swingers is Coach Pat Mongoven. HP I VBmpvpnHnnn e 0(r v w c v |ecAr Aro q£). Tennis Team Vo Has a Racket Ihc tennis team is made up or(back row) Hans Waar- dcnburg. Mark Mitchell. John WeckerU, tieorge Rogers. Rick Fellows, Dan lord. M.in M.iap. Mike Alan Muag hit witli dctcrinin.ilion. nillfioi Rick Fellows moves quickly to return ' L opponent ' s serve. fmmmmmmmmmamm V.H.S. Opens the Door for. . . . . . Underclassmen pnnmnnni Juniors Pull Hardest in Stud Nora Ackerman Debbie Adams Bob Alcard Richard Allen Doug Alspach Elizabeth Amador Kirk Andersen Norman Anderson Paul Anderson Sharon Anderson Linda Anselmo Robin Applegate Anthony Ardito Renee Armstrong Joelyn Arnold Orlando Arredondo Steve Arredondo Bette Arseneau Dan Ayers Mark Bahlman Cheryl Backus Patricia Bacon Margaret Bailey Steve Bantz Frank Barberi Nick Barile Karen Barker Willie Baronet Treasurer. Annette liamingo Secretary, (iita Wngtil Vice- President, Mark Monaco President. Buck Wcbsl Government mmmmm m wmmmmmm Jim Colford J une Cone Norma Contreras Sharon Cook Karen Copeland Doug Coppock John Corirossi Roby Cornetle Penny Cosby George Cosn Barbara Co cK Debbie Cover John Cromback Carol Dailey Christi Dav is_ - Davey Davis Jane Davis Louise Daye Michele Dematleis Micheal Disney Linda Delapena Donald Delauder Gloria Delong Bruce Dewese Brady Dial Dan Diaz Philip Diaz Ruby Dominquez Doty Harlan Bob Dow Mark Downey Kathleen Duckworth Bob Dugas Dora Duran Frances Dzianowski Betty Earnest Suzanne Bdwards Susan Elder Susan Elliott Kathe tnix 142 . r ' ff . 1 Another Vista High assembly captures attention. Debbie Fawley Pat Felkner John Ferguson Annette Fiamengo Mike Fleming Philip Folse Wilbert Foo Mike Foster Jim Frasier Linda Frehe Nancy Frye Dennis Gallagher Cheryl Gamet Carlos Garcia Gilbert Carcia fmmmmmmmmmmm George Gruning Josephine Guerrero Laura Guevara Warren Gutowski David Hada Harold Hainsworth Dan Hail Shirley Hall Theresa Hanneman Bonnie Harman Mitchell Harmon Powell Harmon Pamela Harrig Susan Harrison Verl Hart Henry Hart ell Ronald Hasegawa Charles Haslem Jim Hatcher Randy Hawk 1 ee Anne Hay I arry Hayes Michael Hayes 1 ynn Heard Joee Heigel Marii Henninger JcH Hermes Chris llernandc Janice Hickman Vickie Hicks Jean Holdcn Yolanda Guerrero ' %■ s lL v l Some of Vist Highs ' most outstnading physical education majors show their athletic ability while running the 13.60 Marathon. David llorwedel Annete Hughes Debbie Hulsman David Hutchins Jerry lams Barbara Imoto Richard Ingram Denise Inman Donna Inouye Larry Jaques Yale Jeffery Gail Jenkins Dean Jepsen Rojelio Jimenez Chris Johnson Linda Johnson Steve Johnson Karen Jones Linda Jones Polly Joye Terry Kanaster Elizabeth Kant Jim Karounos Jennifer Kawano Jeff Keller Virginia Kelley Kandy Kennedy Don Kidder Gary Kim Shirley King Wanda King Susan Kintz --f,:.I imm Brent Kirby Steve Kirby Kym Kirk Sharon Kish Debra Kleppinger Dennis Koda Linda Koet Jim Kornoff Juniors James Krebs Debra Krivanek Jane Krogstad Susie LaBelie Bob LaBouve Terrie Lackey Ginger Lambert John Landry Ellie Smith seems to be busily studying, but is actually reading a comic book! Larry Hayes tries to explain the wiring to Jim Pratschner. but he doesn ' t seem to be Interested. Betty Jo Lathrop Terry Leal Barbara Lee Jefl Lee Jerry Lee Joe Lent Dan Leonard Mike Leonard Stan Leonard Carolyn Lewis Debbie Lewis Brian l.ippe 146 Jess Lloyd Margie Logan Denise Longmeyer Vickie Looney Methods of Study Dana MacDonald Jorinda MacGillivray David Magdaleno George Mandes Steven Martin Sandy Matthews Mike Mayer Wade McCormick Marcia McFadden Debbie McFarland Robert McKinnon Jack Mcintosh Jane Medlin Frank Mendez Larry Mersy Don Mettler Caryn Meyette Bill Mickle Steve Micu Debbie Milev Roberta Miley Charles Miller David Miller Marcie Miller Look! Look! See Susan Kintz do her homework! Nora Mills Richard Mills Margaret Mitchell Stephanie Mohr 147 Marji Nieuwsm Carl Nober Alice Norheim Logan Norris James Obrien Barry dinger Karen Olsen Philip Omdahl Elizabeth Ortega Janice Owens Allen Pack Margo Panosian n 2 And in this corner, at 98 pounds, 4 feet 1 1 inches Rob Parker Ken Parrott Danny Parson Marlys Passehl Libby Penman Marieanne Perrault Carrol Peterka Darel Peters Linda Quintania Christopher Radlinski Gary Radtke Christy Ramage Akio Ransom Dave Rapoza Beverly Rathbun Darin Redfern Bonnie Reed Randy Reed Rick Reed Wesley Reilly 149 tmmmam Nil HHHI Karen Sandell James Sanders James Sanders Jeral Sanders Richard Sanders Estella Santana Herman Sanlana Monica Sass Tom Schmidt Debe Schreiber Eddie Schrudder Wanda Schuster J ' ■-y p ' Li jj ,P r MrJ Vern Schwebke ; Joe Sciacca J .,,J- ' 4 Linda Scott Bruce Scyphers Winona Seay Gregg Settle Joyce Semensow Mark Seymour m ' m m Scott Shaffer Dan Shattuck Debbie Shaw Layne Sheppard Linda Shoemaker Mike Simoneau David Simpson Denise Simpson Mark Sinclair Mike Singer George Sioss John Skoworn Charles Smith Deborah Smith Elenor Smith Kevin Smith msmmgKnmm PattiSmilh David Snyder RickSohn Elaine Sonoda KarinSowa Susan Spencer BobStackhouse Nikki Stephenson Linda Steves Carolanne Stevkard RoyStinson Charles Stokes Julie Stone John Stump KarlSlute Vicky Swadley Tracy Sweet Debbi Swindle Janice Tait Richard Taylor III Monica Torbert Cecil Treadwe Judy Trent Krin I roop Dennis Vadney Doris Valde Mike Vancclclte Tom Vanderschans Steve Vandyke Sheri Yoder Dwayne Young Peggy Young Steve Young Susan Ynungdale - Jose Zamora Darcy Zerbel mmma gmtmmK Gylnda Allen Arleen Allison Darleen Allison Joanne Amago Richard Anderson Bob Anderson Mark Anderson Marvin Anderson Thomas Anderson Stanly Andrews Christina Anfenson Francie Arlin Janice Ash Richard Ayala Mike Avers Patrick Ayling Elise Backus Rick Bacon Sophomores find it hard to stay awake -7 1 Stewart Bailey Jeanie Balderrama Jim Ball Valerie Balogh Terry Barkauskas Jan Barnebee Fred Barnhart Debra Barker John Bartletli Jean Beare I ' al Bcaly Mark Beckel Iheodorc Beck Anne Bedlord ( hns Bechc Rocky Becko l.encvieve Benavlde FJinor Benson Jana Bctraun DchbicBlakcsIc p Armin Bleggel Mark Block (ieorgctta Bond Casey Boone Li Bosland Dan Bostick John Bowman Beverly Thomas Brabant David Bradford Becky Breed Wynn Breen Deborah Brewster Dan Bridges Shane Broadbent Shirlev Brown Carla Buck Boh Buckmasler Cynthia Bullington iviicheal Burns Marcia Burns Bud Burt Ken Busney Eleanor Cabrera Cathy Campbell Glen Campbell Philip Capazzoli Allen Capps Carmen Carranza Eve Carrasco Debbie Carroll Debbie Carrier Cliff Sieves and Darleen Runyon discuss world affairs while John Bartletti concentrates on his pizza. Raul Figeroa doesn ' t seem to care that his lemon juice bar melting! u.uijji.ii« uLuiuiiH! BnmEnBq Mark Chaffee Leigh Cham berlin Claudia Chapanar George Dillenbeck Jeanne Djluigi Richard Doan Renee Dodge Randy Dominguez Don Dondelinger Timothy Doolen Sergio Doran Bryan Dornon Chuck Dow Steven Doyle Donna Drake David Drummond Paul Duckworth Churck Dunham Donnie Dunks Carrie Dupraw John Durham Richard Durham Ron Durham David Dunn Karen Earnest Cassandra Eatom Linda Eddy Mark Edwards Maria Ehlers James Epperson inwii niiipi iiiiiiww iiwwiiiii minin Roberta Essam Katrina Esswein John Evers Pat Pagan Robert Fant Vicki Faust Jack Fecteau Nancy Ferguson Mike Felton Barbara Fenton Betty Fenton Raul Figeroa Steve Finlayson Christina Flores Roxanne Folds Charles Folks Rebecca Fordyce Brian Fowler Jim Fowler Belsy Fox Mike Fox Lyn Frankenherg Craig Freeman Gregg Freeman 0K Mike Fugger Chuck Galland Shari Galland Janice Galway Fran Gamboa Marcia Garcia Rebecca Gardner Mitchell Garrett VV Robert ( Icddes George (ieissinger 158 W 1 Ted Oervais Dianna Glass Thomas Gleason Billy Godwin Connie Goemann Kathy Goemann Mark Goodman Jean Gordon Mark Gordon Toni Gordon Harve Gowen Louis Green Suzanne Green Larry Gregoroff Linda Gregory Wendi Gregory Sophomores Are Conscientious in Their Work Michael Gress Doug Gudmundson Carlos Guevara Sally Guzman Pat Gutowski Donna Hafner Robert Haines Tom Hall Fred Haller MaryLou Hamilton Philip Hamilton Paulette Hammes 159 Steve Harpold Fred Harrah Raymond Hart Cindy Haugo Dennie Harvey Russell Hawkins Mary Jo Hay Daw Hayes Kathy Hayes Dcnna Heath Bonnie Heck David Henderson Steve Hendley Naomi Heninger Shelley Hein Bridget Henry George Hensley Criss Hessinger Gail Hickman Kathy Higgins Garry Hildreth Robert Hingst Mike Hoffman Kevin Hogue Susan Hollibaugh Sharon Humphries Robbie Hood Jerry Hook Teresa House Elizabeth Howe Heather Howley Scott Hubbard Stan Hubbard Patrick Huff Paulette Huff Mike Hughes Louise Hunt Bob Hutton Donald Imoto Martin Jacobson Shawne Jakeway Janice James Matt James Matt Jane 160 v cls 1 s Gordon Jenkins Edward Jiacoma David Johnson Donna Johnson Geri Johnson Judy Johnson Marge Johnson Mary Johnson Tracy Johnson Jerry Jordon Rose Juarez Thomas Juranich Charles Jurgensmeir Greg Justice Dave Kanellos Mike Kant Steve Karounos Linda Kellogg Kalhy Kelly 161 This year ' s Junior Varsity cheerleaders were Sherry Stern, Jeanette Freeman, Cindy Haugo, Gina Rubbo and Carol Bice Kevin Kileen Janice King Rochelle King Wilfrad Kimmes Linda Kinney Kim Kircher Gary Kirkness Eddie Kish David Klein Gail Kleinsmith Corine Klingbeil Carol Knieff Jerry Knisley Joyce Kohler Lynn Kornelson Harry Kornoff Debbie Koss Gary Koston Mike Kraatz Chris Krum Linda Kuns Jan Kunz Raymond Labouve Marty Lane Michele LaPierre Valerie Lasher Tom Lavinc Leann Leal Mark Ledenbach Terry Leister Lynn Letourneau Martha Leyva mm. i Mi © Sandra L.iddell Sandy Lipari Linda Listenberg Nancy Longmire Alex Lopez Charles Lopez Sue Lopez David Loyd Lenelda Lumsden Ron Lyons Maureen MacDonald Clancy Malhori Donna Malick Debbie Manypenny George Marsh Jeannie Marsh Jim Martin Amy Martinez John Martinez Tony Martinez Henry Mata Saeko Matsuoka Allan Mathews Pam Mathias Terry Maxwell Marc McAlpine Colleen McBride Darken McBride James McCall Suzanne McCellan Sean McComb Lynne McCormick Sonji McCurley Karen McDaniel Cheryl McGrady Dennis McLaughlin Bobby McLean Jennifer McLean Wendy McLean Donna McLellan Dawn McLendon Tom McKelvey Lissa McKenney Eddie McQuillam Sharon Meech Paula Meiners Jerry MeLander John Mensching Jeannie Mudge Donna Mulherin Cheryl Merriam Ron Mettler Murphy Meyer Jan Mielhke Gail Mullen Vicky Murguia Danny Miller Don Miller Gary Miller Lorna Miller Tim Murray Chris Nasel ' lo Ronald Miller Tim Mitchell Pat Mobley Robin Monaco Jose Nava Barbara Nelson Pam Montalvo Kristie Moon Bill Moore Greg Moore Kathy Nelson John Newsome Kerry Moultrie Robert Mowry Marianne Myers James Myslek Peni Nichols Dolly Nicholson Sophomores Show Different Expressions Jeff Nober Ron Norta Allen O ' Brien Gail Ober Linda Orrigo Veronica Ortega Brad Osuna Mary Ann Overstreet Wayne Owens Steve Palecki Wayne Parker £5v § 164 III k . IV r k Bob Parkinson Sarah Parry Wendyl Passmore Linda Perez Bill Pesnicak Lydia Petric Pal Phillips Don Pinover Don Pratola Martha Privitt Dawn Puckett Barbara Quails Susan Quirk Floyd Rader Melanie Ramage Eloy Ramirez Sharon Rappaport Robyn Read Vandy Reed Cliff Reichel Debra Reid Marie Reifel Randy Reinhart Randy Reith Vickie Renzelmann Gary Reuten Cindy Rhoads . Virginia Rice - B Susan Richards Pat Richardson mamn fisaama Cherly Ricord Cathy Ries Janelle Rinkleid Cathy Ritenour Vince Roberts Chuck Robinson Jerry Robinson Terry Robson Roger Roe Martin Rojas Sean Rooney Rosas Guillermina Janet Rounds Gary Rowley Gina Rubo Robert Rudat Larry Rue Terry Rue Darleen Runyon Chris Russell Pam Russell Jo Ann Ryan David Salge Gwen Salter Richard Sanchez Thomas Sanchez Yolanda Sanchez Krisrim Sanders Suzanne Sanders Roy Sanmiguel l.cticia Santana Nick Aamarin Steve Samhammer Valerie Sawyer Rhonda Schipper Dennis Schlatter 166 ' I sure hope that guy isn ' t watching me! ' Chuck Weickgenant nonchalantly steals a handful ol bubble gum. Doug Schmidt Linda Schmilt Clifford Schuring Cynthia Schuring Jeanne Schutze Roger Schayler t ' B Rebecca Seely Phyllis Shaw Marcia Shaw Michelle Shepardoon Cathy Shermon Raymond Shermon Walter Sherman Lisa Shultz Mt, Paul Solomon Charles Solorzano Jeff Sponcey Donald Sparkles Jim Springer Clifford Steves Stephanie Stephens Sherry Stern Scott Stevenson Terry Stewart Janet Stinson Susan Stitt Michael Stockdale 167 Robert Stockton Gary Stodghill Wayne Switzer Tom Swoverland Bill Tackett Bruce Tait Mary Talbot Brian Talbot Ann Tipton Priscilla Tarver Randy Taylor Kevin Thiele Adelle Thompson Alan Thompson Chris Thompson Jackie Thompson Earl Thomson James Thomson John Thomson Sandy Thurman Grace Torres Barbie Tracy Raymond Trent Kim Trei Richard Truelove Susan Tucker Emily Valdez Colleene Valencia Judy Vanderschans Danny Van Dyke Carol Vanlandingham Felix Valencia Amparo Vargas Keili Verkaaik James Vickory Bonita Vonderlielh Terri Walston Tom Ward Jeff Warneke Nancv Warren This year ' s first semester Sophomore Class officers are. From Left: Barbara Quails, vice-president; Sherry Stern, secretary; Albert Yen- des, president; Carol Knieff, treasurer; and Kathy Clerici, social chairman. (Due to the La Revisla deadlines, second semester officers are not pictured.) Sopjiomors I Myonia Wash Charles Waugh Gordon Weaver Michelle Weaver Hazel Webb Chuck Weickgenanl Rosemary Weis Donna Wellis Sophomores show enthusiasm at Christmas assembly. -y John Wilson Timothy Wilson Ross White Sandy Wolfe Dave Woods Kim Wooten Dennis Wright Richard Wright Mary Wyatt Pamela Wynant William Zwierstra Pat Finlev Jeanie Wilkinson Shirley Williams Steve Williams Timmy Willis Micheal Willner nmqRiisn n nBHnBaai V.H.S. Opens the Door for.. II W P « . . . Seniors 171 iamOHHIiH Jay Francis Adams JosedeJesus Agraz Linda Katherine Ahlswede Wallace William Aiken David M. Allen Randy James Allison Craig Bradley Anderson Deborah Amos Randal Jerry Ash ' ' iiw yT J! Tomas Estrada Ayala Colleen Joy Ayling ri i nopviw b Yk Ik. to t k Be Different Dolly Elizabeth Byrd Kristine Sylvia Calderaz Carolene Mae Calvert Kenneth Eugene Calvert im f- hjiii Ruthanne Campbell Glenn Carson Marcel Raymond Carbonneau Shirley Ann Carter John Charles Caro Winifred Rosella Cassidy Ismael Smiley Carrasco Rosa Aleman Castaneda ' i Thomas B. Caves Stephanie Anne Chaffin Lynne Fern Chamberlain Curtis Clark Sold lo the girl with ihe bush on her head We Try Harder William Edward Champine Anne Marie Christensen Diane Marie Christoffels ' n William Clark Robert Gary Cleveland Marie Clerici Muscles Mongoven restrains herself from sending a volleyball through the gym roof. Michael Gerald Clines Seniors Enjoy Life Debra Georgelle Coleman Steven Patrick Coleman 178 Valerie Reina Coleman Kathleen Marie Collins Lelu Prima Contreras George Warren Cook William Kenneth Cornette Craig Burke Cotton Walter Leroy Cowan Ronald Frederick Craft I Terry Lee Craft Pamela Lucille Cram Marlisa Lorine Crocker « Saundra Marie Cunningham Philip Steven Dambach Edna Davis Marcia Lu Davis Jerry Deines Patricia Marie Davison Patricia Ann Delaney Michael Raymond Dedic Richard Dietrich Michaelle Denise Dedic Sharon Elizabeth Dooien Exploring, Learning, Mr. Ramage ' s psychology class is enlertained by a rat. Nancy Lee Dornan CONP£fH£Ars.tENesS ' HC ■ Melinda tllen Dow ■t r ry(l Lli John Willard Downs George Andrew Drivas Are you sure you have a pectoralis muscle. Bob? .earnio?, Experiencing. . .Living M ike Dedic dozes over his government book I itkiiji John Jay Ebbert Michael Orlan Erickson Orlana Eblacas Terry Wayne Evans David Lee Edgar Keith Robert Ewing Cathy Lynn Erickson Shirley Catherine Pagan Dragster David Otlley pops a wheely as he hauls down the home stretch. Cathlccn 1 nne Kcenev k •i Duane Patrick Fellows Leslie Dee Finley David Paul Ferguson Bonnie Lorraine Folds Deborah Leslie Ferguson Daniel Herman Ford Rebecca Clair Fields Rosella Ann Frandsen y Robert Joseph Free Joe Butler French Pamela Jean French Laure Grey Freudenberger Jack Russell Frost Paula Fultz 183 Michele Jean Garrett Linda Charlyne Geddes Ray Lynn Genung Marlene Ann George O. ' 70 Sets The Pace AnnLoreeGibbs Dorothy Jean Cilass f J B Wanita Mary Godin John Anthony Goodman II iicPace OBaii.jMiGte For Homecoming Week David Nathan Gordon Sandra Lynn Gorman Janice Maizie Gowen Karry Anne Green Ingrid. Karen. Oreste and Ray don t seem to be too happy with their lunches. Seniors Seniors hustle to lunch ■f f Seniors Susan Lynn Hancher Starlyne Fern Hart Deborah Louise Hancock Victoria Jean Hart Beverly Anne Hanson Laurie Kay Hauge Crowd the Halls ihwi Deborah Lee Harris Brenda Joan Hayes Wayne Norman Hayes David Ross Hendley Everett Edward Herb Dorothy Catherine Herdman 187 And the win ner of the Mr. Universe contest is. cott tdward Herman Helen Marie Hernandez Anna Hernandez DebraLynn Hingst Involvement? Senior girls take up boy watching from the trees Thomas Bartee Holland Susan Diane Hollman Lalanda Dee Hopkins L z jJ Deborah Ann Howard Kim Louise Hubbard Ruth Mary Howard Patrice Hull Cynthia Mac Kenzie Houston Carol Mc Pherson Hubbard Calvin Lvnn Jones Senior Dennis Backus takes a snooze during lunch hour. i Robert Edward Jones Harold James Jordan Sharan Marie Kasner Laurie Ann Kellogg ) y ' Yeah, I bet ' ' Ai I f V Robin Lynn Kennedy William Arnold Kenny Elizabeth Kay Kimmes Beverly Sue King Herbert Keith Kinney Mark H. Kintz Teresa Kay Knott Robert C. Krewer Ronald Krueger i Stand Out TREASURER Carol Hubbard PRESIDENT BobBarron SECRETARY Marda Davis VICE PRESIDENT Steve Miller 195 M Margaret Mary LaBarreare Denise Eleanore Lamoureux Siutuniea P. Letuligasenoa Donna Lee Lewis Harold Edward Locke, Jr. 1 ' George Stephen Long William Earl Lower Christopher Guy Ludwig Anna Stephanie Lump Maureen Bea Magante Teresa Kay Maggard Vincent Douglas Main Roxane Majeski Ramon Oreste March iaro Shirley Leeann Martin Sergio Ysmael Martinez Craig M. Maxwell 197 Billy Grant McClellan Michael Timothy McDonald Alan Ross McFaul Patricia Lynn McConnell Kathleen Rose McElliott Kathleen Ann McGraw Jkm -f - ' Kathrine Marie Maxwel Harry C. McCarty Carol Diane McDaniel 198 Mary Rcncc McC artt Bruce Ambrose McClure Sharon lee McDona = ' ™McGra« Barbara Lee McMillan Thomas Allen Mersy Karen Mever . ♦• Karen Sue McKelvey John Raymond McKnight Terry Russell McPherson A.- f Maureen Catherine McKnerney Patricia Ann McMerrick Jerome Stephen Mersy m- Kathy Meyer Geraldine Lee Michael Elizabeth Lou Michalak Joan Lee Middaugh John Arthur Miles Deborah Lynne Miley Seniors Have Class Karl Michael Miller Steve R. Miller Lise Dee Minor Joanne Mobley David Earl Mocny Susan Kay Mongoven 200 m J V 1 I Pamela Ann Monroe Gloria Lee Montgomery Dennis James Moon Sharon Ann Moriarity Sandra Jean Mott Richard Lee Moultrie 201 Class of ' 70. . . Steven Royal Mueller Joan Esther Nesbitt Sharon Denise Olmstead Michael Dale Mulherin Sheila Darlie Noah Nancv Kristine Olsen Joseph Anthony Nastasi III Clifford Scott Northway Theresa Lynn Olson Robert Lewis Nelson Cindeylou Nyberg Kevin Thomas O ' Neill David Charles Ottley Christine H. Pedrin Jackie Lee Pirraalio Lynn Ann Parker Billie Lowell Pennington Jerry De-Wayne Plunkett Lorene Greer Patterson Steven Joseph Peters Gerrv Lvnn Pohl Martin Frank Peavey William Scott Peters James Albert Polcer Jr. . . . Passes the 400 Mark 203 Loretta May Quigley 204 Marc James Radlinski Joyce Marie Ramos Robert HenrN Rau Janice Denise Reichel Rebecca Lynn Reinhart Vala Teresa Reynolds Helen Elizabeth Richards Kenneth Mark Ries Edward Sanchez Rincon Manuel William Rincon David Clyde Risher Douglas W. Risher Gregory James Rivera William Neilan Roberds Stephen Roberts George Elvis Robertson George Henry Rogers 111 Loraine Dee Romero Andrea Rounds Cheryl June Rowe William Wayne Rucker Paul Joseph Ru ak Richard Andrew San Miguc William Nathan Sapcr 206 i I V p V Bradley Burrill Sayles Susan Linda Schaper Lee Ann Schroer Ingrid Schroeter Gary Philip Schuyler Bruce Dean Scott Patrick Caspar Sesto Jo Ann Shelton Laura Rene Shepard Mark W. Sherman Sally Elizabeth Shmock Gregory Orlando Shull 207 f smmammt Lilia Mastinez Silva Georgia Lynn Smith Scott Wynn Skelton William Joseph Smith Barry Alan Smith Paul Christian Snyder Oliver Francis Smith Richard Mark Sola Chlorox needed here John Robert Sole 208 Marc Solomon ll 4 £ri A Priscilla Elizabeth Solorzano Jonathan Kahalenlei Sprankles Norman Howell Sonoda Michael Edward Stanbro Geoffrey Ward Soule Garv Michael Stanek Gary Alan Spencer Gregory Alan Stearns Richard George Stephens Melinda Susan Stevens Suzanne Steward 209 H Mark Travis Stingle William James Stratton Shirley Hudson Richard Edward Stinson Debra Stuedeman Steven William Sullivan Nina Marie Swiggers Elizebeth Ann Talley 210 Seniors! Curtis Webb Tarver Tracey Louise Tate David Michael Taylor Janis Taylor Michael Dennis Taylor Phillip Clark Taylor Kim Edwin Thayer D ' bnise Thibodo Patricia Marie Thomas Laurence Alan Thompson Pamela Elizabeth Thompson Rayonna Jane Thompson 211 Hall of MOST ATHLETIC BEST ALL ROUND Bob Nelson Carol Hubbard Richard Braun Cindey Nvbere MOST INTELLECTUAL BEST DRESSED Mark Mitchell Nancy Beard Brian Pucketl Kathv Maxwell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 212 (ireg Stearns I.isc Minor all of 1 KLll Fame BRANCE OF ME ROLND cccf MOST POPULAR BEST PERSONALITY Jerry Plunkett Pam French Bobby Barron Ingrid Schroeter BEST SENSE OF HUMOR George Cook Susan Mongoven BEST LOOKING Barry Smith Kathy McGraw 213 Li.un in 1 9 ' J jRnravEn Elizabeth Ellen Thomson Susan Jo Toomey Brad Trim Alayne Olivia Trout Deborah Ann Trussler Pamela Lee Tushak Linda Ellen Tyner Edward William Tyng Peter Gregory Vadney Priscilla Martha Valentine 214 Kirby D. Van Landingham Denyse Leigh Vargason Magdalena Velasquez Janeen Dell Ventura Pat John Ventura Stanley Roy Verkler Ronald Steven Vest Gonzalo A. Villa Hans Cornelis Waardenburg Nancy Lorraine Wade 215 Edward Wahl Charles Edward Watson Arnold Robert Westerhoid Jerry Howard Walston Bruce Richard Webb Suellen Marie Whitbeck Donna Lee Waples John Benjamin Weckerly Christine Margaret White Sylvia Jean Wasden Lisa Marie Wehmeyer (jarv Daniel Wilkins 216 i ill  • Jllj « Ufc Michele Lee Williams Diana Gale Wolfe Virginia Anne Wyatt Pamela Kay Willis Ralph Robert Wood Bruce Wayne Wygal Amber Lee Wilson Nancy Ella Worley Jeffrey Anthony Zanetto Betty Jean Wise Raymond Walter Wright Patricia May Zwierstra 217 HHH 1 HAIL BLACK AND WHITE, WE PLEDGE OUR LOYALTY, a i-i WE ' LL ALWAYS BE TRUE Owe sing (56r pledge to thee. FOR thee we will STRIVE IJ AND NEVER, NEVER FAIL! TO THEE OUR ALMA MATER S f WESING...ALL HAIL! i m Senior Index Adams. Jay Jay ; Key Club 2; Football 4 Agraz. Joe ' Joe ; Varsity V 4; Spanish Club 4 (Sgl. of Arms); Key Club 4; Soccer Club 4 ( V.P.); Track 2,3,4 AMswede. Linda Lyn ; Masquer ' s 2,3,4 (Pres. 3); FHA 3; CSF 3 Allen. Dave ' ' Dave .Allison. Randy Randy .Anderson. Bonnie Bonnie ; Masquer ' s 3 (Treas.) Pep Club 2; FHA 3 (Treas.) Spanish Club 2,3,4 (Treas. 3); Spring Production 3,4; GAA 2; Powder Puff .Anderson. Craig ' ' Craig ; CSF 4 Ash. Jerry Randy ; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Swim team 3,4; Varsity V 4 Ayala. Tomas Tom Ayling. Colleen Colleen Backus. Dennis Dennis ; Basketball 2; La Revista 3; Baseball 3 Barker. Cynlhia Cindy ; La Revista 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Panther News- paper 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4 Barron. Robert Bobby ; Track 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Soccer Club 4 (Pres.) La Revista 4 Beard. Nancy Beard ; Sophomore Merit Award 2; CSF 2,3,4; La Revista 4; FTA 2; GAA 2,3; Spanish Club 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; (Treas. 3, V.P. 4); Student Council 4 ( Publicity Chairman ); Powder Puff 3,4 Bell. Eileen Eileen ; Powder Puff 4 Belancouri. John John ; Football 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3,4 Blevins. David Ddvid Block. Peler PeleT : Spring Production 2; Masquer ' s 2 Bonnev. Diane D Bonney. Donald Don ; Key Club 2,3,4 (Sec. 3, Pres. 4); German Club 3; Water Polo 2; Las Obras 4 Boone. Teresa Jeri : Drill Team Leader 4; Powder Puff 4 Braun. Carlyn Carlyn ; Transfer from Temple City High, Temple City, Calif. Braun. Richard Rich ; Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Water Polo 4; Student Council 4 (B.A.C.); Varsity V Brewer. David Dave Branson. Gary Gar Bueimer. JoAnn Jo-Jo Buellner. Robert Bob Burns. Robert Bob ; Track 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 4 Bushey. Jack Jack ; Wrestling 2,3,4; CSF. 2,3 Byrd. Dolly Do lly ; CSF 2,3,4; Chorus 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 2,3; Powder Puff 4; House of Representatives 4 Calderaz. Kristine Kris ; Pep Club 2; GAA 2,4; Drill Team 3,4; Powder Puff 4 Calvert. Carolene Carolene ; Choir 2,4; Girls Glee 3; Health Careers Club 2 Calvert. Kenneth Ken ; Key Club 3 Campbell. Rulhanne Ruthanne ; AFS 4 ' FHA 4 (Pres); Pep Club 2; Powder Puff 4 Carbonneau. Marcel Marcel ; Wrestling 2,3,4; Water Polo 3,4; Swimming 3,4 Caro.John John Carrasco. Smiley Sm i ' Track 2 Carson. Glenn Glenn ; Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4 Carter, Shirley Shirley ; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 4 Cassidy, Winifred ' ' Wini ; Spanish Club 3; (iA A 3; Pep Club 4 Castaneda. ?ava Rosie ; Drill Team 4; Powder Puff 4 Caves, Thomas Tom ; Band 2,3 Chaffin. Stephanie ' ' Stephanie Chamberlain, l.ynnda Lynn FHA 3 Christensen. Anne Anne ; Band 2,3; Drill Icam 4; Science Club 2; Band Club 2 Chrislojfels. Diane ' ' Diane ; Transfer from Monroe High. Sepulveda, Calif. Chorus 4 Clerici MaWc ' Marie ; CiAA 2; Powder Pull 3.4 Cleveland Robert Bob Clines. A A:f ' Mike ; Track 2 Cloney. Kevin Kevin ; Swimming 2,3,4 Coleman. Debra Debbie ; Pep Club 2,3; GAA 3; Powder Puff 3; Drill Tetm 3,4 (Head Leader 3.4) Coleman. Steve Steve Coleman. Valerie ■ ' Val ; Pep Club 4; House of Representatives 4; G.AA 4 Collins. Kathteen-K-mhy: GAA 3; Chorus 4; La Revista 4; Powder Puff Contreras. Lelu Maria Prima Leiu ; AFS Foreign Student from Naga, Philippines; Pep Club 4; S Club 4 ( Honor Member); A FS 4 Cook, George Cookie ; Track 2,3,4; Soccer Club 4; Cross Country 3; Key Club 4; Varsity V 3,4; FSB 4 (Pres.) Cornetie, William Bill ; Key Club 3,4 (Pub. Chairman 3, Sec. 4); Basket- ball 2; Baseball 3; Track 2 Gotten. Craig ' ' Craig ; Key Club 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2 Cowan. Walter Ua oo Craft. Ronald • ' Fred : Track 2 Craft. Terry Terry Cram. Pamela Pam ; Health Careers Club 3 Crocker. Marlisa Marlisa ; Pep Club 2,3; Drill Team 3; Senior Class So- cial Chairman Cunningham. Saundra Saunie ; Pep Club 3 Dambach. Philip ' Phil ; Swimming 2,4; Wrestling 2 Davis. Marcia Marcia ; FTA 23; Choir 2.3.4; Pep Club 2; CSF 4; S Club 4; Senior Class Sec; Prom Court 4 Davison. Patricia Dave ; Pep Club 2; FHA 2; Drill Team Manager 4 Dedic. Michaelle ' Mickey ; Soph. Class Social Chairman; Jr. Class Treas.; Student Council 4 (Treas. )v. Pep Club 2,3.4 (Jr. Rep. 3, Pres. 4); GAA 3; Panther Newspaper 3; La Revista 4; AFS 2; Powder Puff 3; Home- coming Princess 4 Dedic. Michael Mike ; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Track 3; Varsit V 3,4 (Treas. 4) Vice- Versa King 4 Delaney. Patricia Patti ; FTA 2,3,4; AFS 2,3; Masquers 2,3; S Club 2,3,4 (Treas. 3); Pep Club 2,4; GAA 2.3.4; Powder Puff 3,4; Jr. Prom Chairman; Student Council 4 (GAC); Panther Mascot 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Girls ' State Alternate 3 Dietrich. Richard ' ' Richard ; German Club 2,3 Doolem. Sharon Sharon ; CSF 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. Spanish Club 4; Health Careers Club 2 Dornon. Nancy Nancy ; GAA 2.3.4; Drill Team 3.4; Powder Puff 4; Mas- quers 3 Dow. Melinda Melinda ; French Club 4; Masquers 4; .AF.S 4; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 3.4 Downs. John John Drivas. Gcorgf Andy Du Bose. Valerie Valeric ; Transfer from Oceanside High, Oceanside, Calif. Dyer. Burl Ken Phhert. John Jay Ehlaca ' i. Orlana Lana ; Transfer from Hilo High .School. Hilo. Hawaii; Girls ' Glee Club 4 Edgar. David ' ' Dave ; Football 2.3,4; Track 2.3,4; Ke Club 2.3,4; VarsitN V 3,4; House of Representatives 4 Erickson. Catherine ' ' Cathy ; Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 4 (Student director); Meistersingers 3,4 (Sec. 3, Treas. 4) Erickson. Michael M eVe . Football 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Evans. Terry Terry Ewing. Keith Keith ; Football 2; Swimming 2,4; W alerpolo 3. Key (. luh 2 Eagan. Shirley Shirley ; Cheerleader 4; S Club 3.4 (Pub. Chairman 4); Pep Club 3,4; La Revista 3.4; Panther Newspaper 2; CSF 3.4; Junior Class Sec; Las Obras 4; Prom Queen 4 lllflw- Faust. Christine ■ Chris : Transfer from Twenty-nine Palms High, 29 Palms. Calif.; Pep Club 4; German Club 4; Powder Puff 4 Feeney. Cathy Cathy ; GAA 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4 Fellows. Duane Rick ; Basketball 3,4; Tennis 3,4 Ferguson. David Fergy ; Chorus 4; Swimming 2; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Varsity V 3,4; Key Club 4 Ferguson. Deborah Debbie ; Pep Club 3; Masquers 3,4 Fields. Rebecca Becky ; Masquers 2,3,4 (Secretary 4) Finlev. Leslie - ' Leslie ; CSF 3,4; GAA 3; Health Careers Club 2; Science Glut 4 Ford. Daniel Dan : Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 3, Track 3; Tennis 3,4 Frandsen. Rosella Rosie ; Glee Club 4 Free. Robert Beef ; Football 2,3; Track 2 French. Joseph Joe French. Pamela Pam ; S Club 2,3,4 ( Jr. Rep.); Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Clut 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Soph. Achievement Award; Christmas Queen 2; Homecoming Princess 4; CSF 2; Powder Puff 3,4 Freudenherger. Laure Laure : AFS 2,3,4; CSF 2; FTA 2JGA. 2,3; S Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4 (Historian): Powder Puff 4; Pep Club 2 Socctr Club 4 Fultz. ' au a Paula Garrett. Michele ' ' Michele ; CSF 2,3,4; Sophomore Achievement Award 2 Geddes. Linda Linda ; Chorus 3,4; FTA 3: GAA 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Band 2 Genung. Ray Ray ; Swimming 2,3; Waterpolo 2 George. Marlene ' ' Mario Gibbs. .Ann Annie Glass. Dorothy Jeannie : GAA 2: Glee Club 3 (Libra.); Masquers 3; Drill Team 3,4; Chorus 4 Godin. Waniia Nita : Pep Club 3; Powder Puff 4; FHA 3 Gordon. David Gordo ; Water Polo 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Swimming 2, 3,4; Varsity V Club 4 Gorman. Sandra Sandy : GAA 2; Powder Puff 3 Gowen. Janice Jan ; Gaa 3,4 (Jr. Rep); French Club 4 Green. Karry Karry ; GAA 3: S Club 4; German Club 4; Pep Club 4; Pow- der Puff 3 Gregory. Bobbie ' ' Bob : Powder Puff 4 Gunby. tynne Kimba Hajner. Kathleen Hafner ; Pep Club 2,4; Masquers 3 Haines. Won ca Micki ; FHA 2,3,4 Hall. Patricia Patty : Drill Team 3,4 (Recall 3, 2nd assistant 4) ' Pep Club 2; AFS 3; GAA 2; FTA 2; Chorus 3,4; Prom Court 4 Hancher. Susan Susan ; CSF 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2.3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Sophomore Merit Award 2 Hancock. Deborah Debbie : Masquers 4: FHA 3 (Pres); Chorus 3: Pep Clu) 3,4 Hanson. Beverly Be Harris. Debbie ' Debbie ; Transfer from Stuart High: Stuart, Iowa Hart. Victoria Vicki ; Pep Club 2; GAA 3; AFS 3 Hayes. Brenda Brenda ; Transfer from Bolsa Grande High, Garden Grove, Calif. Hayes. kKavnf ' Wayne ; Track 2,3,4 Hendley. Oavirf Hendley ; La Revista4; Football 2,4; Basketball 2 Herb. Everett Everett ; Wrestling 3,4 Herdman. Dorothy Dorothy ; Drill Team 3,4 Herman. Scott Scott ; Chess Club 2; Science Club 3,4 Hernandez. Helen Helen ; GAA 2,3 Hingst. Debra Debbie : CSF 2,3,4; GAA 3, Pep Club 3,4; Powder Puff 3; Health Careers Club 2; German Club 4 Hinthorne. Marianne Marianne ; ASF 2,3,4 (Act. Chairman 3, Pres. 4): CSF 4; FTA 2,3: Science Club 3,4; German Club 2,3 Hirschfeld. Pamela Pam GAA 2: Powder Puff 3 Holland. Thomas Tom ; Chess Club 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; AFS 4 Hollman. Susan Suzi ; Band 2,3 Hopkins. Lalanda Landa : Pep Club 2 Houston. Cynthia Cindy ; Choir 3,4 Howard. Ruth Ruth : La Revista 4; GAA3; Pep Club 2,3; Powder Puff 3,4 Hubbard. Carol Carol : Sophomore Merit Award: Powder Puff 3,4; CSF 2,3.4: (V.P. 4); GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 3,4; Achievement Award 3 Hubbard. Kim Kim : GAA 3 ' Pep Club 2,3; FTA 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Spa- nish Club 2 Hull. Patrice ' Patti : GAA 3 FHA 3 Pep Club 3 Hume. Shirley Shirley ; Chess Club 2; Powder Puff 4 Humphries. Jimmy Jimbo ; Soccer Club 4 Hunt. Sharon ' Sharon ' ; GAA 2 Hutchison. Dav t David ; Track 3; Baseball 4 Hutchins. Steve Steve ' : Swimming 2; Waterpolo 3 Ijames. Susan Susan : Pep Club 2 Inouye. Sharon Shar : GAA 2; Pep Club 3; Drill Team 4 er.yo t ' Jodie; Band 4 (Drum Major); Choir 4 (Meistersingers and Quarter Master) Jago. Deborah. Debbie ; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA2 James. Sue Susie : Transfer from Olva Academy; Plattsburgh, New York Jaques. Cheryl Cheri : Masquers 2,3,4 ( Pub. Chairman 2, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4);CSF3,4: French Club 4(Pres.) : Drill Team 3 Jenkins. Michael Mike : Band 2,3 Jensen. Laurie ' Laurie : Drill team 3,4 (1st Asst. Leader 3,4); FHA 2 (Soc. Chair) Jepsen. Brian Brian ; Football 3: Wrestling 3,4 Jeter. Roberta Bobbie ; Chorus 2,3,4 Jiacoma. John John Johannes. Mary Mary : Cheerleader 2,4; S Club 2,3,4 (Sec); CSF 2,3,4; Christmas Dance Princess; Drill team 3 (Chaplain); Pep Club 2,4; Home- coming Princess Johnson. Deborah Debbie : Transfer from Lowell High: La Habra, Calif.; Chorus 4 Johnston. Stephanie - ' Steph : Drill Team 4; Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2; French Club 4: FHA 2: Health Careers Club 3 (Sec.) Jones, Calvin Calvin : Spanish Club 2,4: Swimming 2 Jones. Robert Ed Jordan. Harold Mm Kellogg. Laurie Laurie : FHA 2 Kennedy. Robin Robin ; AFS 4 (Treas.): Spanish 4; Model U.N. Kenny. H ' illiam Bill ; Transfer from Aurora Central High: Aurora, Colo- rado King. Beverly Bev ; Pep Club 2 Kint:. Mark Mark : Waterpolo 2; Wrestling 2,3 Knott. Teresa Terry ; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Drill Team 3,4; S Club 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4 „ .r- t, -- Krewe r. Robert Boh : BasebM 2 KJA B T Q lge g l£e Krueger. Ronald ' ' RoTime Kasner. Sharan Pixie ; Pep Club 2; GAA 2: Drill Team 3 (Recall): Powder Puff 4 LaBarreare. Margaret Murphy ; Pep Club 2,3 Lamoureux. Denise ' ' Denise : Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 4 (Pres.) Letuligasenoa. Siutuniea Sue : Pep Club 2; GAA 2; FHA 2 Lewis. Donna Donna : Bandercore 4 (Leader); Powder Puff4 Locke. Harold Haro d Lomeli. Martha Marta ; Junior Achievement Award; CSF 4; GAA 2 ' Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 3,4 (Sports Banquet Chairman) Long. George ' ' Steve : CSF 3,4; Varsity V 3,4; Football 2,3,4 (Captain); Baseball 2,3,4; Boys ' State 3 Lower. William Bill; Tennis 2,3,4; Varsity ' V 3,4 Ludwig. Christopher Chris : Track 2,3: Chess Club 2; Science Club 4; Las Obras 4 B mmmmmmmmmmB am m Lump. Anna Anna ; GAA 2,3; German Club 3,4 (V.P.); Powder Puff 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4 Magante. Maureen Reenie ; Panther Newspaper 2: GAA 2,4; Spanish Club 2; Powder Pufr4; Drill Team 4 Maggard, Teresa Terri ; Pep Club 2; GAA 2; Science Club 3,4; FTA 2; CSF2 Main. Vincent Vince ; Football 4; Wrestling 2,3,4 Majeski. Roxane Roxie ; AFS 2 ' Cheerleader 2; CSF 2,4 (Sec. 2); FTA 2.3 (Sec. 2); GAA 2,3 (Treas. 3); Pep Club 2,3; Powder Puff 3,4 Marchiaro. Ramun Oreste Oreste ; AFS Foreign Student from San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina; Football 4; AFS 4; Wrestling 4 Martin, Leeann Leeann ; GAA 2; Pep Club 2 Marline:. Sergio Sergio Maxwell. Craig Craig ; CSF 2,3: Golf 2,3,4; Soccer Club 4; Key Club 4; Varsity V 2.3,4 Maxwell. Kathrine Kathy ; Pep Club 2; Christmas Princess 2 McCarll. Marv Mary ; Pep Club 2; GAA3; Powder Puff 3,4; La Revista 4 McCarty. Mack Mack McClellan. Hilliam Who ; Masquers 4; Water Polo 4; Baseball 3 McClure. Bruce ' Bruce ; Cross Country 4; Track 4 McConnell. Patricia Patty ; Pep Club 2; GAA 2; Foreign Language Club 2,3 (Sec. 3); Drill Team 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Masquers 43 McDaniel. Carol Carol ; Pep Club 3,4; GAA 3,4; Health Career ' s Club 2,3; C horus 3,4; CSF 3; Powder Puff 3,4 McDonald Michael ' -Mike . Football 2.3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity V 3, 4 McDonald Sharon Sharon; AFS 4; CSF 2,3.4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 2; Science Club 3,4 Mc Elliott. Kathleen Kitty ; Chorus 4; FTA 3 McFaul. .Alan Alan ; Science Club 4 McGraw. Kathleen Kathy ; Pep Club 2,3; GAA2 McKelvey. Karen Karen ; Pep Club 2,3,4 (Sr. Rep.); GAA 2 McKnerney. Maureen Maureen ; Transfer from San Luis Rey Academy; Oceanside, Calif. McKnight. John John ' ; Vice- Versa Prince 3 McLaughlin. Starla Starla ; Transfer from Medford High School; Med- ford, Oregon McMerrick. Patricia ' Patti ; CSF 2,3,4; Panther Newspaper 2; S Club 4; AFS 2; Sophomore Achievement Award McMillan. Barbara Barb McPherson. Terry Terry ' ; Football 3,4 (Capt. 4); Basketball 3,4; Golf 3; Varsity V 3,4 (V. P. 4) Mersy. Jerome Jerry ; Panther Newspaper 2 Mer.iy. Thomas Tom Meskovsky. Marie ' Marie ; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2; FTA 2; FHA 4 (Sec); AFS 4; Powder Puff 4 Meyer. Karen ' Karen ; Student Council 4 (Soc. Chair.); Soph. Class Sec- retary; Junior Class Soc. Chair.; FTA 2,3.4 (Pub. Chair. 3. Pres. 4); S. Club 2.3.4 (Sr. Rep); Powder Puff 4; Prom Court Meyer. Aa(Av Kathy ; S. Club 2,3,4 (V. P. 3. Pres. 4); CSF 2; Soph. Class Vice Pres.; Junior Class Vice Pres.; Christmas Dance Princess; Prom Court Michael. Geraldine ' Gerry Michalak. Elizabeth Betty ; FHA 3 ' M iddaugh . J oan iodn . Pep Club 2,4; FHA 2 Miles. John ' John Milev. Deborah ■•Debbie Miller. Karl-Kdrr. Key Club 3,4 Miller. Steven Steve ' ; Key Club 4; Panther Newspaper 2; Swimming 2; Baseball 4 Minor, Lise ' Lise ; S Club 2,3 (Soph. rep. 2, Corres. Sec. 3); AFS 2; Cheer- leader 2; Christmas Dance Princess 2; CSF 2,4; Masquers 3 (Pub. Chair- man) Mongoven. .Susan Sue ; Sophomore Class Soc. Chairman; S. Club 2,3; GAA 2,3,4 ( Pres. 4); Powder Puff 3,4 Monroe. Pamela Pam ; (iAA 2; Pep Club 2; Health ( arcers ( lub 2.3,4 (V.P, 4); Powder Puff 3 .Montgomery. Gloria Gloria ; GAA 2,3; FT. 2.3; Powder Puff 3 Moon. Dennis Moon ; La Revista 3.4 Moore. Jill Pep Club 2; Masquers 3,4 (Sec. 3. Pres. 4); Chorus 2.3.4 (Pres. 4); CSF 3; Spanish Club 3.4 (V, P. 4) Moriarity. Sharon Sharon ; Pep Club 2.3.4; Drill Team 3; Powder Puff 4 Mott. Sandra Sandy ; Art Club 2; Pep Club 2 Moultrie. Ricky Rick ; La Revista 4 Mueller. Steven Steve ; Key Club 2 Mulherin. Michael Mike ; Basketball 3.4; Key Club 4 . astasi. Joseph Nasty ; Key Club 2,3,4 (Sgt. of Arms 3. V.P. 4); La Re- vista 3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Class Treas. 2; Football 2 . ' esbitt. Joan Joanie ; Pep Club 2; GAA 2,3; Drill Team 3,4; (Recall 4); Student Council 4 ( Business Manager) Soah. Sheila Sheila ; Powder Puff 4; House of Representatives 4 .Worthway. Clifford - ' CWV: Band 2; Soccer Club 4; French Club 4 Nyberg. Cindeylou Cindey ; Cheerleader 2,3,4 ( Head 4); Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Secretary; CSF 2,3.4 (Sec. 3); Homecoming Queen 4; S Club 2,3,4; Sophomore Achievement . ward; Pep Club 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3; Chorus 2.3 (Sec. -Treas. 3); AFS 2; GAA 2.3 Olmslead. Sharan Sharan ; Glee Club 3; Chorus 2,4 Olsen. Sancv Nan ; . KFS 2; FTA 2; Spanish Club 4; Science Club 3,4; CSF4 Olson. Theresa Terry O ' Neill. Kevin Kevin ; Science Club 3.4; CSF 2,3.4; Las Obras 3.4 (Ed- itor 4) Ottley. David On , Key Club 2.4. Track 4 Parker. Lynn Lynn Patterson. Lorene ' Lori ; Science Club 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Powder Puff 3.4; GAA 3.2; Health Careers Club 2 Peavey, Martin Marty ' ; Band 2.3.4 Pedrin. Christine T nd ; Chorus 4; Glee Club 2,3 Pennington. Billie • ' BiWie : Chorus 2,3.4; Masquers 3,4 Peters, H ' Scott ; Football 2,3.4 (Captain 4); Wrestling 3,4; Varsity V 2,3,4 (Pres. 4) Peters. Steve Steve ; Chorus 2,3,4; Track 2; Basketball 2.3.4 (Manager); Football 2.3.4 (Manager); Varsity V 2.3.4; Golf 4 Pirraglio. Jackime Jack ; Track 3.4 Ptunkett. Jerry Jerry ; Track 2.3.4; Football 2; Basketball 2,3; Cross country 3,4; German Club 3; Varsity V 3,4; Vice Versa Prince 2 Pohl. Gerry IG erry ; La Revi sta 3,4; Pep Club 2,4 Polcer, James James ; Track 3, Band 3,4 Powell. Diane Dmo Prater. William Bill ' ; Baseball 2,3 Prescott . Jadele ' ' Jdde e : Pep Club 2; AFS 2; La Revista 3.4 Price, Janet Jan ; FHA 2; Health Careers 3 Prior, Sandy Sam ; Pep Club 2 Pucketl, Brian Brian ; Sophomore Class President; Waterpolo 2,3,4; Jun- ior Class President; Senior Class President; Swimming 2,3; Basketball 2; House of Representatives 4 Quigley. l.oretta Loretta ; Iransler from .Seaside High; Seaside. Calif.; Pep Club 4 Radhnskt. Mark Mark . 1 oolhall 2.3.4. Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2.4; Varsity V 2,3,4 amav. y ;irt Joyce ; Irench Club 4 Rau. Robert Little Man Reichel. Janice Jan ; Pep Club 2,3,4 (Sports Banquet Chairman 3. Treas. 4); Sophomore Class Vice President; La Revista 3,4 Reinhart. Rebecca Becky ; CSF 2,3,4; GAA 3; Health Careers Club 2; .Science Club 4 Revmilds. ala Vala ; AFS 4. CSF 4; Pep Club 2. S Club 3.4 ( Ireas.) Kuhardy Helen BcIsn ; German Club 2 (Secre.) Ries. Kennelh Ken ; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2.3,4 Rincon. Eddie ' ' EAAie : Football 2; Baseball 2; Track 3 Rincon. A anue Manny ; Football 2; Baseball 2; Track 3 Risher. David ' ' Dii e : Science Club 2.3 RLsher. Douglas Doug Rivera. Gregorv Greg ; CSF 2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3; Wrestling 2; Track 2.3; Science Club 2,3.4 (V. P. 4); Math Club 4 Roberds. H- ' V iam Plumber Robertson. Buddy Buddy ; Baseball 4 Rogers. George ' Rog ; Chorus 2,3,4; CSF 2.3,4; Key Club 2; Tennis 3,4; Varsity V 4; Baseball 2 Romero. Loraine ' ' Rain ; FHA 3 (Sec.) Rowe. Cheryl Cheryl : Pep Club 2; La Revista 4 Rucker. William Bill ; Football 2 Ruczak. Paw Paul San Miguel. Richard Richard ; Cross Country 2,3; Soccer Club 4 Saper. William Bill ; Football 2,3,4 (Mgr.); Track 2,3.4 Sayles. Bradley Brad ; Water Polo 3.4; Swimming 3 Schuyler. Oary Mo is,t Sesto. Patrick Pat Scott. Bruce - ' Bruce ; Tennis 2; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 4 Schaper. Susan Susie ; FHA 3; GAA 2; Pep Club 2 Schroer. Lee Ann Lee Ann ; FHA 2,3; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3 Schroeier. Ingrid ' ' Ing : GAA 2; House of Representatives Shepard. Z.a ra Laura ; Student Council 4 (Secretary); A FS 4 (Sec); Las Obras 4; Powder Puff 4; Masquers 4 Sherman. Mark Mark ; Baseball 4 Shmock. Sally Sally ; Transfer from San Dieguito High, Encinitas, Calif.; FHA4; Powder Puff 4 Silva. Z.i7i ' Lil ;FHA3 Skeleton. Scott Scott Smith. Barry Bear ; Swimming 2,3.4; Waterpolo 2.3.4 (Captain 4) Junior Class President; La Revista 4; Spring Production 3 Smith. O iver Frank Smith. Georgia Georgia ; Chorus 4; CSF 2.3.4; Las Obras 3 (Jr. Editor); Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2.3 (Treas. 3. President 4); Meistersingers 4 (Pres.);Band2 Smith. William Bill ; Football 4 Snyder. Pau Paul ; Swimming 2.3; Waterpolo 4; Key Club 4; CSF2.3 Sola. Richard - ' KK iax A . Panther Newspaper 3.4 (Editor 4); Las Obras 4 Sole. John Soulman Solomon. Marc Marc ; Band 2.3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 3; CSF 2,3,4 Solorzano. Elizabeth Betty Sonoda. Norman Norman Soule. Geoffrey Geoff ; Panther Newspaper 4 Spencer. Gary Gary : AFS4 Sprankles. Jonathan Jon ; Baseball 3,4; Football 4; Wrestlmg 4 Stanhro. Michael W ke : CSF 3.4 Stanek. Gary Gary Stearns. Gregory Greg ; CSF 2,3.4 (President 4); Key Club 2.3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Varsity V 4; Baseball 4 Stephens. Richard • ' Rick . Band 2 Stevens. Melinda Melinda ; Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2 Steward. Suzanne ' ' Suzi ; Chorus 2,3,4; GAA2; Pep Club 2 Stingle. Mark Mark Stinson. Richard ' ' Kicbard Stratton. Bill Gov Stuedeman. Debra Debbie ; Powder Puff 4 Sullivan. Steven Sully ; Baseball 2,3.4 Swiggers. A ' i«a Nina Talley. Elizabeth Liz Tarver. Curtis Curt Tate. Tracey Jracey : Chorus 2,3,4; AFS 2; Powder Puff 4; FHA 4 Taylor. David ' ' David Taylor. Janis i-dnis ; CSF 2,i A: Pep Club 2; GAA 3; Powder Puff 4 Taylor. Michael Mike Taylor. Phillip Phil ; CSF 3 Thayer. Kim Kim Thibodo. De«u£ ' Neise ; Sophomore Class Sec; Pep Club 2; AFS 2 Thomas. Patricia PH Thompson. Laurence Larry : Football 2 Thompson, Pamela Pam ; Pep Club 2,3.4; GAA3 Thompson. Rayonna Ray ; Masquers 3; FHA 2; Pep Club 2 Thomson. Elizabeth Ellen ; AFS 2.3.4 (Treas. 3); Junior Class Soc. Chair- man; Senior Class Treas.; CSF 2.3.4 (Treas.4); Pep Club 2; S Club 2,3,4; GAA 2; Junior Achievement Award Toomey. Susan Susan ; FHA 2 Trout. .-l ai ' fic ' Alayne Trussler. Deborah Debbie ; Chorus 2 Tushak, Pamela Pam Tyner. Linda Linda Tyng. Eddie ' ' Eddie ; German Club 2 Vadney. Peter Peteie ; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 2 Valentine. Priscilla Priscilla Van Landingham. Kirby Kirby ; Football 2,3,4 Vargason. Denyse ' ' Der yse ; FHA 2.3 Velasquez. Magdalena Maggie ; Panther Newspaper 2; Pep Club 2.4 Ventura. Janeen Jan Ventura, Pat Pat ; Football 2,3.4; Wrestling 3.4; Varsity V 3.4; House of Representatives 4 Verkler. Stanley Stan ; CSF 2,3,4; Band 2,3.4 Vest. Ronald ' ' Ror] : Track 2; Chorus 3.4; Meistersingers 3,4 Villa, Gonzala Gonzala ; Football 2; Track 2 Waardenburg, Hans Hans ; Track 2,3 Wade. Nancy Nancy ; FHA 4, Walston. Jerry Jerry Waples. Donna Dav n : Pep Club 3; Health Careers Club 3,4 (Pres. 4) ' Bannercore4 Wasden. Sylvia Sikly ; Chorus 3; Pep Club 4 Watson. Charles Chuck ; Transfer from La Jolla High; La Jolla, Calif.; Band 4; German Club 4; Pep Band 4 Webb. Bruce - ' Bruce ; CSF 2,3; Key Club 2; Diving 3 Weckerly. John John ; Tennis 2.3.4 Wehmeyer. Lua Lisa Westerhold. .Arnold rno A Chorus 2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3 Whitbeck. Suellen Sue ; Choir 2; Glee Club 3,4; Powder Puff 4 White Christine ' ' Chns W ilk ins. Gary Gary Williams. Michele • ' Mickk ; Transfer from Glendale High; Glendale, Calif. Willis. Pamela Pam ; Glee Club; Powder Puff 4 Wilson. .Amber Ambie ; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 4 Wise. Sf«y Betty Wolfe. Diana Diane . German Club 4; Glee Club 3 Wood. Ra p i Ralph Worlev. A ' anrv Nancy ; Panther Newspaper 3.4 (Editor-in-chief 4) Wright. Raymond ' ' Ray ; Football 4 Wyatl. Virginia Ginnie ' Wygal. Bruce Bruce ; Chess Club 2 Zanetto. Jeff iefV; Key Club 2.3.4 (Treas. 3); German Club 2,3.4 Zwierslra. Patricia Pat ; Pep Club 3; Spanish Language Club 3 V. H. S. Opens the Door to... 1 to.,. Advertising H X t;V ' T mi( Mrs. Jones and Silhouettes Debbie Coleman, Sandy Buettner, Laurie Jensen, Nancy Frye, and Pat Finley like the things in JONES HARDWARt. Come sec lor yourself at 218 Hast Vista Way, Vista. nAMlniC, For the best in safe, dependable, and expert moving and safe storage, call the GENTLEmen at ECKERT ' S VAN STORAGE: 400 North Santa Fe Ave. Phone 726-0990. Need a corsage? CROZIER ' S FLOWERS also has a wide selection of flower arrangements, potted plants, and arti- ficials available at 139 East Vista Way. For delivery call 726-3800. Mickey Dedic .and Jan Reichel can ' t get over all the colorful fabric Debbie Adams is showing them. To get all your sewing needs, go to SINCLAIR ' S YARDAGE at 334 East Vista Way, Vista. MammimM All the ladies at HIS AND HERS BEAUTY SALON smilingly agree that youthful styles can be found at HIS AND HERS. Ruby Dominguez agrees too! TEXACO Phone 72.4-6363 JONES TEXACO SERVICE Friendliest Service In Town DPEN S A M TO 10 P I 911 EAST VISTA WAY VISTA. CALIF, 920B3 JERRY TURNER ' S .1 ri LMA S€E ILiStV 726-141D EwiNB Machine, Applian ce 20 YEARS IN VISTA 119 N. INDIANA Vista, California Here Mr. Mitts and his workers are making some of the beautiful and individually styled corsages that are worn at many of Vista High ' s dances. Any kind of bou- quet, flower arrangement, or other floral service can be found at HAROLD MITTS FLOWERS, 216 West Vista Way, 724-4272. 24-6363 ■ ' ' ' ' - ' • ' K-.ii This is one of the many large moving vans that BOR- REGO FREIGHT LINES uses for safe and depend- able moving. Located at 122 West Vista Way, Vista. 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Box 492 204 Terrace Drive, Vista Vista, California Phone 726-27 10 or 726-5178 JERRY TURNER ' S APPLIANCE DALE ' S RICHFIELD SERVICE CLINIC 119 North Indiana Ave. 726-1410 485 Melrose Drive Vista, California Vista, California Sewing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, Tune-ups, Brake work. Lubrication and Small Appliance Repair 20 years in Vista Take a break at LE BON TON! Get a refreshing drink or delicious food or ice cream in the Escondido Village Mall at 1331 A Valley Parkway. PPe z A .M UiMmimiM-JMiui. Congratulations to the class of 1970 from - FOOD BARGAIN MARKET 444 North Santa Fe Ave. Vista 726-0500 Dennis Backus keeps a watchful eye over Laurel B t;; leu she doesn ' t spray that cold root Beeron nim. Tor cokes, candy, and snacks, kids come to SPICY SPIRITS, 941 East Vista Way, Vista. BUILDING DESIGNER STATE REGISTERED No. 1279 GILBERT T. HINTHORNE 1060 Taylor St. • Vista, California 724-3576 • Evenings 726-1610 STATE LICENSED GENERAL CONTRACTOR ANNIN ROOTER, 156 West Vista Way, offers complete home service in all drainage problems. 24 hour service is available. Phone 724-4978. i,! m I Market ' ' •■ k Vb The man that drives this truck is the man to count on for all automotive parts, servicing, 24 hour towing, and auto repair. Mechanics are on duty seven days a week at JIM AD- AM ' S SERVICE. DUI DURA PAINT, 347 East Vista Way, says Color is our business . They have the best in all kinds of paint supplies and wallpaper. RES: PA LACE ■4-- 2 2 65 Co ngratulations ' 70 B A. (BUD) MARKERT MANAGER Hayward VISTA, ' J. SANTA :i Lur ihcT Investmcn Co Z S-1 BSD PETITFOR BAKE SHOP Good Cakes, Cookies, Deserts 939 East Vista Way 724-8840 Wm. Yesulis C.J. Voder ' s station, VISTA GRANDE SERVICE, offers fast and friendly service. Trust your car to the man who wears the star- Texaco at 2 1 3 1 East Vista Way. nnnnvi i The newest place to have your car washed is JULIE ' S When you ' re in a hurry for quantity copying of forms, CAR WASH. For fast and efficient service and gaso- letters, etc., come to VISTA COPY CENTER at 372 line, bring your car to 352 North Santa Fe Ave., Vista. East Broadway at Citrus Ave. Sanitone Certified Master Dry Cleaner That ' s the kind of quality you get at VISTA CLEANERS, 340 East Broadway. For pickup and delivery call 726-1150. ,M SECl auion = jr ' T ' 2??° ' ' ,; ij;«i - t Tkse 1 VISTA tkeir re EaslVi Vistans have always enjoyed the courteous service which can be found at SHOP SMART, a long-time es- tablishment of good business, located at 705 East Vista Way. Marlisa agrees with her mom, Mrs. Crocker that the FAMILY SHOE CENTER has shoes to please moth- ers, daughters, and everyone else in the family. Bring your family to 328 East Vista Way, Vista. Come and browse around at the fine antiques and things found at the VISTA TRADING POST, 2040 East Vista Way, Vista. I v!o€: TUNE-UP These two employees, along with the rest of VISTA BRAKE SERVICE offer quality in their repair work and brake supplies at 709 East Vista Way. Phone 724-5157. Office 7a6-3032 HOME V24-S800 GROSS INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED FRED M. GROSS 0. M. Tex Gross 510 E. VISTA Way VISTA. CALIFORNIA C.S.GATES MARINE Sales and Service Suzuki Motorcycles Johnson Outboard Motors 135 West Vista Way - 724-3323 Congratulations to the graduating class of 1970 from CARPENTERS LOCAL 2078, 353 East Broadway in Vista. Organized labor pledges continued support for more and better education. Kathy Maxwell looks to Butch Kinney for advice as she AND Al.MA ' S. OBhR ' S Ml NSWl AR and Al MA ' S tries to choose from all the good-looking clothes at OBER ' S lASHIONS are at 324 and }2b last Vista a . isla Laurie Poore and Bruce Scyphers can tell you that when it comes to insurance, her dad is the man to talk to! PIERCE AND POORE INSURANCE will be happy to help you. n ffl Li 1 1 1 1 1 R ► lI 1 m w - j HW jM t - ' rl J P b. J ft Hk T ' ' k H ICKji J 1 1 f p- M Jm ' 9 1 Jr ' ' M W S -: - . : : -.simL-i imm Marie Meskovsky stands by solemnly as Phil Grubaugh approves of Patty Davison ' s athletic prowess displayed at the NORTH COUNTY HEALTH CLUB. Come test your strength at 536 South Santa Fe Ave. in Vista. Mr. Paul Carpenter and Mark Sherman display some of tfie fine men ' s and boys ' clothing that can be found at DAD ' S AND LAD ' S. 933 East Vista Way, Vista, in the Alpha Beta shopping center. J Bob, Chuck, and Tony look over some of their fine work done at T W GARAGE, 337 North Santa Fe Ave., 726-2300. Kevin O ' Neill ponders over some of the great literature that can be found at the SCARLET LETTER BOOK SHOPPE, 203 East Broadway, Vista. Congratulations class of ' 70 D. K. DENTAL LAB David A. Howard Sr.C.D.T. Kathryn M. Howard ;; A_ ettWin Vistc Settle Realty Ranches Acreage Homes Commercial E.xchanges 1033 E. Vista Wav Vista, California 724-7177 Mr. Ray Henderson and his son David are two of the men who will be glad to help you at R.-W ' S RICH- FIELD AND U-HAUL, 835 North Santa Fe Ave., Vista. Ga i ti4m Cut See FfUTM emfv HIBSmK (sHjicui TOP SIRLOIN SUAK , Foimmm T-BON€ simmw •• WPI WNO •• BOTTOM kOVNO PSIMtPIB ROAST 80N(im BUMF liOAST BONlir WVmB ROAST. . . BONC wen: O-BO, AST .. ::t w CiTtTBR C( rP0RKCf 0P5. . . ' ' CBNTBR cur HIB .-4 COUNTRY STTU SBAR£ RIBS . JU BOmiSS FORK lOlM ROAST. J ' l{ HAAAS ■ £ 8AC0 . K SAUSAt i . CKER RENTE ' S 1 ' 4 For a friendly haircut, come to DARROW ' S BARBER SHOP in tiie heart of friendly downtown Bonsall. n:ii)oftlK i I DON SHARP MOTOR IMPORTS 1602 South Hill Street, Oceanside und a( DON SHARP GEia LUMBER BOB TOMKO ' Sl Magna VOX ' ix ■ GEIB LUMBER COM PA NPj ' 37 South Santa Fe Avenue -A complete selection of builders ' supplies. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1970 VISTA CHAPEL MORTUARY Don and Betty Gates 355 West Vista Way 724-845 1 JMI Need ice cubes for a spur-of-the-moment party? You can get them at BUENA VISTA LIQUOR DELICATESSEN, 1828 South Santa Fe Avenue, 726-1242. RinRVTVnnMi BOB HUNTER ' S AUTO REPAIR offers you fast, courteous service, reliable car maintenance, and all types of auto parts. BOB HUNTER ' S cares for your car at 127 West Vista Way, Vista. Helen Hernandez is shown the latest in shoe fashions at D ' AGOSTA ' S, 202 South Indiana Avenue, Vista. - ' w f ' M Ef.. .q blTT- , ' :, f ■ — ==r«™i- -i ' 5 i w ;«vm Congratulations to the Class of 1970 AVERY ' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 145 East Vista Way 724-S288 BUENA VISTA MARKET The friendliest market in our town 1994 South Santa Ee .Xvcnuc Vista, California - ■Jl The members and youth of the UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of Vista congratulate the graduating Seniors of Vista High and wish them God ' s bless- ings for their future. 157 Lado de Loma, Vista. ■My For the finest service and auto parts, stop by the ENCO SERVICE STATION at 210 South Melrose, Vista. Bob Nelson and Terry McPherson eye all the good things that can be found at SPORTS PHOTO, Come to 330 East Vista Way, Vista, for sports equipment, recreational needs, and photo equipment. Bonnie Anderson, George Rogers, Janet Rounds, and Diane Rounds talk to Mr. Rogers about their insurance needs. ROGERS INSURANCE AGENCY at 564 East Vista Way, Vista. UHRm ' — £ SEc ' 1 Sl V I m 2 ' .- jA k ' In. w m o Fred Carpenter is at your service at FRED J. CAR- PENTER, PLUMBING. They do commercial and residential work, plumbing, and heating. 402 B Olive Avenue, Vista. Karen Sandell finds that typing is fun on a new Royal Electric Typewriter at PAUL ' S TYPEWRITER SERVICE-642 South Santa FeAvenue. If you haven ' t gone bowling for a long time, why don ' t you stop by at VISTA BOWL? After bowling, get a snack at the convenient snack bar. 435 West Vista Way. Did you know that VISTA WHOLESALE ELEC- TRONICS has an Electronics Library? Go to 611 South Santa Fe Avenue for the best electronic supplies and repairs. _1T For Si If you I I :iiji BALL •.lid For safe and dependable moving, depend on FAIRWAY MOVING AND STORAGE, 520 Carmel Street, San Marcos. If you like Mexican food, then you ' ll like TACO B ELL. After games and dances or anytime, stuff yourself with tacos, burritos, bellburgers, tostadas, frijoles, or a coke at 815 North Santa Fe Avenue. pnmavB STATE FARM INSURANCE Irving E. Olsen 1 10 North Michigan Avenue Vista, California 726-1440 BICE ELECTRIC Qualified electrical contractor Lighting and healing consultant 201 East Broadway, Vista 726-2550 THE REBEL SHOP, where the unusual happens now. Improve your ' funky ' image and groove into Rebel! Mark Seymour and Mickey Erickson can dig it. Can you? Then go to THE REBEL SHOP in Plaza Camino Real, Carlsbad. Cheryl Rowe and Jadele Prescott watch to see that Roy Blais- dale keeps one of the machines working efficiently at ALLIED SWISS MACHINERY. J„„ ,„„l Ml 1 ,,l VISTA STXTIOMtns ( ' -iv,, ,„ ,J.,iLOIhc. • OFFICE SUPPLIES FREE DELIVERY • OFFICE • FILES « SAf ES • SOCIAL SlATIONt HY 204 r VI STA WAY VISTA, CA 1 ir OHNI A 7?(i . ' 0 ' O i! 1 Saluting the graduating class of 1970 is AZTEC BARBER SHOP. Jack Esquibel will give you distinctive hair cutting and styling. AL ' SRICHFIELDSERVICE 745 South Santa Fe Avenue Terry Olson and Kathy Meyer are about to have a great New Car Warranty Service lunch at the COUNTRY KITCHEN RESTAURANT. Foreign Car Service For good home-style food, go to eat at 2004 East Vista, Tune-ups - Brakes Way, Vista. J RILEY COPHER AUTO PARTSCO. Complete Automotive Needs - Machine Shop Service 285 South Santa Fe Avenue, Vista 726-0490 1609 South Hill Street, Oceanside 729-5956 129 North Highway 101, Solana Beach 755-1506 . Jim Wei ner and Gary Stanek are just twoof the many friendly employees who are always ready to help you at MAYFAIR MARKET, 810 Escondido Avenue. Wondering where to stop for a milkshakeor hamburger after school or a game? Chuck Lopez, Pam Thompson, Danny Villasenor. and Jovce Ramos can tell vou that f S Jk PEPPER TREE FROSTY at 270 South Santa Fe Avenue is the best place. lieer in -A Where should you go when you want the best root beer in town? Check out A W DRIVE-IN at 435 North Santa Fe Avenue. A W also has delicious food and refreshing drinks to go. .:: m: t m k For the best advice on any financial matter, consult the men at OCEANSIDE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 249 South Indiana, 726-2880. ARNOLD ' S JEWELERS is the home of fine quality diamonds. ARNOLD ' S is a store that has everything at believable prices. It ' s out in the Plaza Camino Real Shopping Center. A ' ■ t ' 1 ' . For all your car care needs come to SHORE CHEV- RON at 126 South Santa Fe Avenue, where Eldon, Chris, and Greg are always ready to take care of your car. ;U VISTA RUBBER STAMP COMPANY Manufacturers of Rubber Stamps 1237 Foothill Drive, Vista . .. .vA SURVEYORS Browne Vogt Engineering Surveyors, Inc. Licensed Land Surveyors Subdivisions - Lot Surveys Topographical Surveys 621 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista 726-0920 FARRAR ' S SANTA FE DRUGS 5 1 1 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista Free Prescription Delivery BankAmericard, Master Charge Member Welcome Wagon Hallmark Greeting Cards Your dollar buys more at your Santa Fe Drugstore 726-2694  SHORE CHEV- enx; vlcri Eldon, I ' UKartofvoui For the finest in all barber shop care, stop at TOP HAT BARBER SHOP, at 310 West Broadway in the Broadway Shopping Center in Vista. FINELL JEWELERS is North County ' s leading jeweler and the home of Keepsake and Orange Blossom Diamonds. There are two locations to serve you, one at 211 North Hill Street in Oceanside, and the other in the Plaza Camino Real mall in Carlsbad. 722-2332, and 729-3325, respectively. yjllU -- i m N ftsJ ' . Dennis Moon takes a peek at all the motorcycles at HONDA OCEANSIDE. For Kawasaki, BMV, Norton, Ducata, and Moto Guzzi, go to 3030 San Luis Rey, Oceanside. PH. LUSARDI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY is build- ing the new gym at the Boys ' Club. This is just one of the many commercial constructions they build. LUSARDI is located at 701 Mercantile, Vista. 726-3380. This lovely furniture isjust part of the selection you can fine at VIRGINIA ' S SHOP, at 416 East Vista Way, Vista. CAMI NO CONSTRUCTION- for fine construction work. 150 Last Broadway. 724-1343 1 PETO ' S, SUPPllES Ik., i jj ■I ! Mr 7 . a M BURNS AND HOWARD DENTAL LAB congratulates the Class of 1970. BURNS AND HOWARD is located at 621 East Valley Parkway, Escondido. 746-0202. BOB ' S HANCOCK SERVICE at 535 North Santa Fe Avenue services brakes and mufflers, and offers tune-ups and blue chip stamps. 726-1700. The COMMUNITY CHURCH invites you to join their youth group. Sunday school for all ages, too, at 9:45. Church services at 8:30, 1 1 :00, and evenings 7:00. 186 Ocean View Drive. Ha pe T pfS ' . f n t IM lU WJJKTSOa n Courteous help is always available at LIBERTY FIRST NATIONAL BANK at 221 East Vista Way. 726-1370. branches to serve you. Four These friendly people at CLARK ' S, INC. will be happy to show you all the interior decorating needs you could possibly use. You can find them at 226 East Broadway, Vista. Compliments to the class of 1970 from Frank and Bob .Mien of ALLEN BROTHERS MORTUARY. 1315 South Santa Fe Avenue, Vista. m ' Four I irm nd Bob Allen yp -l Debbie Jago gets some advice on hair care from Mr. Noeat NOE HAIR STYLIST, 816 South Santa Fe Avenue. All kinds of motorcycles and minibikes, with accessories, repairs, and speed tuning are all available down at UNICORN MOTOR- CYCLES, 325 South Santa Fe Avenue. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Joseph D. Monaco Field Underwriter 364Zada Lane Vista Residence: 726-4444 Life, Health, Group Insurance, Annuities, Pension Plans Denise Thibido and Bobbie Gregory are thinking about plowing up a field with one ofthc iraclors al R.I 1 IIIHI DC) CONSTRUCTION. For the best in construction work, contact IHIBl DO ' S, P.O. b T. A man ' s home is his castle. Check SHULL ' S REALTY for the nicest homes available. 777 Vista Way. For the best in car service, trust BIRTS MOBIL at 895 East Vista Way. Marlisa Crocker makes an appointment for a good studio picture from Jerry Bryant at METCALF ' S, 134 North Indiana Avenue in Vista. 726-0850. i !!?ino 1 umiaseBa MmssL wmmmmnmmm DURAN DURAN General Contractors In Vista since 1927 Home of economy appliance and supply company 436 East Indian Rock Road, Vista 724-2101 Greg Stearns is having the time of his life picking out an electric portable typewriter to take to college from the large selection at STEARNS BUSINESS MACHINES, 509 Vista Way, Oceanside. r DIRECTORY ALPHA BETA BARBER SHOP 925 East Vista Way Vista, California MARIAN INVESTMENT COMPANY 140 Jefferson Street Vista, California A.R.CALVERT CUSTOM CABINETS 1739 East Vista Way Vista, California NEW YORK LIFEINSURANCECOMPANY 364Zada Lane Vista, California BILL MEE ' S VISTA TIRE CENTER 428 North Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California NORGE LAUNDRY 427 North Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SALON 601 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California PIPER ' S APPLIANCE REPAIRS 517 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California BUSY BEAVER TREE WOODSERVICE 941 South Melrose Drive Vista, California SERBIA RESTAURANT Highway 76 OHve Hill Road Bonsall, California CARL WAYNE CHEVRON 415 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California TOWN TALK BAKING COMPANY 2553 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California DALE E. WOOD REALTY, INC. 902 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California TUSHAK REALTY 1420 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California INDIAN SHOP 1331 C East Valley Parkway Vista, California JOE GOODWIN TAILORING 560 East Vista Way Vista, California VISTA BEAUTY SALON 653 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California VISTA SHEET METAL 239 North Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California LACASA YBARRA 721 South Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California VISTA VILLAGE LIQUOR 403 North Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California YINGST TV APPLIANCE 528 North Santa Fe Avenue Vista, California In Memoriam Thi Mr Mr. Robert Olson 262 The La Revista staff dedicates these two pages to the memory of Mr. Robert Olson, a teacher devoted to his profession at Vista High School for sixteen years. Although he is no longer with us, Mr. Olson ' s teaching greatness has been felt by many who wish to show their appreciation for his presence on our campus. No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promonotory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were. Any man ' s death diminishes me, because I am involved in man- kind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. Meditation 17 John Donne tfr [ 1 Mi Ml H 1 ' y ' .u 1 , - V ' P ' . - J J . ' i fy p A- . c- r I ' r l! ' r i) w if A o -rf? w ? • ' i. J r :--%