Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

THE 63 WASHINGTONIAN STAFF Would Like to Wish You Well on Your . . . SUCCESS CLASS ES 24 TIVITIES DUCTIONS The many excellent term projects and semester reports which are turned in by the students of Wash¬ ington High School are evidence of our fine library. With the help and supervision of our librarian, Miss Underhill, stu¬ dents realize the pleasure and un¬ derstanding which can be derived from books. 4 Since 1892 new faces, courses, and buildings have come into the scene at Washington High. For seventy years, these halls have reflected the feelings of ambition ond deter¬ mination from those students who have taken from it education, and given to it their loyalty and pride. ADVENTURE... AMBITION . . . ANGUISH . . . AVERAGES... ACHIEVEMENT . . AWARDS . . . 5 Pride and devotion should be felt by every student, through his own feelings and accomplishments. These accomplishments are ex¬ pressed either by individual o r united achievements. Education is a stream of possibil¬ ities and knowledge, which flows unceasingly from the classes of Washington High School. 7 V E’ER TURN BACK” To thee our Alma Mater Our thoughts will e ' er turn back We rally round the banner The Orange and the Black The light and truth and knowledge Forever will prevail 0 Washington we love thee All hail! All hail! 9 DEDICATION The class of 1963 takes pride and pleasure in dedicating this year ' s Washingtonian to Mr. Don Wolfe, our Vice Principal. We wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Wolfe, whose patient understanding and pleasant personality have greatly helped student morale. His warm sense of humor and wonderful spirit have helped to create a pleasant and friendly atmosphere at Wash¬ ington High School. The entire student body joins with us in expressing our appreciation and admiration. To you, Mr. Wolfe, this Washing¬ tonian is respectfully dedicated. DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION William A. Koller, District Superintendent This has truly been a very fine year for the Washington Union High School District. Out¬ standing in its growth, the Washington High School has had significant changes occur: The addition of a very fine science wing; the refur¬ bishing of the older center; and the inclusion of flexible scheduling and team teaching. We have all tried in every way to develop an educational program that would prepare the students for the every day world in which they are graduating. May I thank all of you for the cooperation you have extended to your professional staff. Thank you. William A. Koller Glenn R. Houde, Assistant to the Super¬ intendent, Curriculum and Instruction Robert Melton, Assistant to the Superin¬ tendent, Personnel and Guidance Lawrence J. Sylva, Assistant to the Super¬ intendent, Business. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Wesley Sears President Paul Gygax Vice President Frank Borghi, Jr. Dr. Gordon Dickerson Manuel Bernardo Clerk Member Member 12 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Wolfe, Vice Principal Mr. Edwards, Student Management; Dr. Callahan, Principal Mr. Snyder, Student Activities; Mr. Brautigam, Counseling OFFICE STAFF V. McKiernan, M. Garrett, C. Baldini, M. Schleuter, B. Silva, K. Dietz, L. Cuenca, S. Peixotto. COUNSELORS Mrs. Green, Senior Counselor Mr. Brumbaugh, Sophomore-Junior Counselor Mrs. Lopez, Freshman Counselor Mr. Marrazzo, Junior Counselor Mr. Severns, Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Raymond, Freshman Counselor 14 FACULTY ENGLISH PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Ahrendt Mr. Eustis Miss Goldsworthy Mrs. Von Scoy Mrs. Vaogen Miss Underhill Mr. Sperou Mr. Stelle Mrs. Stewart FACULTY Mr. Hofmann Mr. Holmes Mr. Hunt Mr. Lane Mr. Manke Mrs. Porter Mrs. Smith Mr. McCleskey Mrs. Rosenberg Mr. Travers 16 FACULTY MATH FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Russell Mrs. Souza FINE ARTS Miss Armfield Mr. Bertino Mrs. Britton Mr. Cross Mrs. Davidson Mr. Thornburg FACULTY Mr. Chapman Mr. Foster Mr. Rodin Mr. Sparks Mrs. Davis Mrs. Heimbecker Miss Jacobs Newly introduced to Washington High this year was the team teaching sys¬ tem. Both the English Department, under Mrs. Koppel, and the US. History Department, under Miss Simon, took part in the program. Miss Lewis Mrs. Mishler Mr. Rehrig Miss Van Winkle CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row: J Orenellos, P. DeVolle. Second Row: M Schulz, E Lewis. Third Row: V. Rose, I Mendoco, M. Von Euw, N. Hoyhurst. Fourth Row: B Hickox, W. Hicklin. E. Christenson. CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL Mrs. Lewis Mrs. DeValle Front Row: F. Marcotte, R. Fosesky Second Row: T. Amaral, K. Palmer, J. DeValle. Third Row: J. Garcia, F. Faria, C. Garcia. Fourth Row: J. Perry, D. Marin, C. Mowry. After many years of dedicated service to our school, we are sorry to see Mr. and Mrs DeValle, and Mrs Lewis of our classified staff leave. Mr. DeValle 19 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT GREG WATSON Student Body President, Greg Watson, has received various distinguished honors during his stay at Washington. He was elected charter president of the Mission Valley District. He is also one of the ten seniors who received Husky Awards this year. Greg enjoys basketball and has been a member of the Varsity team for two years. Active membership in the Model Railroad and the Key Club rounds out his full list of activities. Ralph Reichert, Vice-President Mary Ann Lucido,Treasurer Diane Delfs, Chief Justice STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Judi Astin, Hatchet Editor Alinda Lawrence, Head Veil Leader Pat Durand, Washingtonian Editor Allen Logan, Boys ' Athletic Representative STUDENT COURT Rick Trout Connie Walther Diane Delfs Bonnie Mottos First Row: Connie Walther, Senior Associate Justice; Rick Junior Associate Justice; Bill Nordvik, Sophomore Associate Trout, Senior Associate Justice; Diane Delfs, Chief Justice; Justice. Rodger Buehler, Junior Associate Justice; Bonnie Mottos, 22 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES SENIORS Front Row: L. Carpenter, D. Marin, 1C Updegraff, L. Moore, D. Martin. Back Row: G. Alonzo, R. Reichert, T. Chivers, B. MacGregor. JUNIORS Front Row: B Sharpe, D. Stambaugh, L. Newby, S Porker, S. Synder, D. Vos, M. Jones, B. Hom- mel, P. Broht Back Row: C. Peterson, J. Johnston, S. Nelson, F. Szopa, D. Larson, D. Warner, D. Zook, T. Biro, G. Lo Far, R. Tanner. SOPHOMORES Front Row: J. Cohn, T. Barth, J. Wilthem. Row Two: J. Kirk, T. Hart, S. Owens, J. Kent. Third Row: Z. Golf, P. Hobbs, R. Mendoza, R. McDou- gall, S. Arveson. FRESHMEN First Row: J. Olson Sec¬ ond Row: D. Severa, R. Hupp, L. Goodwin, M. Oliver, A. McCloughler, J. Barksdale, G. Turner. Third Row: B Williams, S. Hill, B Gonzalles, D. McKinley. fiSWf L Don ' t let the flame go out! Seventeen or eighteen years ago, when you were born into this rapidly moving world, a flame was lighted within you—a desire to learn about your new world. Think back to the days when you were a child and to those many questions you asked. Where do the stars go in the daytime? What makes the wheel go around? The curiosity of a young child is seemingly endless. I suspect that this inner flame is about the same size in all of us on the first day, but as time passes, something different happens to each individual For some, there is more fuel added, and the flame grows brighter as the years pass; but for others, the flame gradually dies down, so that there is just the slightest flicker remaining. No matter how small the flame becomes, don ' t let it go out. Nurture it; keep it alive! As long as there is the faintest spark, there is a chance it will burn brightly again It needs only the proper fuel. During the past twelve years, we, your teachers, have tried to provide that fuel, exper¬ iences which would keep your flame burning brightly. We have succeeded in some cases and failed miserably in others. Regardless of the outcome, it now becomes your individual responsibility to keep the inner light aglow, for as long as there is a future, there is hope that the flame will burst forth again No one has expressed the importance of keeping the flame alive more adequately than Albert Schweitzer in his Memoirs of Childhood: Sometimes our light goes out but is blown again into flame by an en¬ counter with| another human being Each of us owes the deepest thanks to those who have rekindled this inner light. For each of you, that encounter with another human being may be just around the corner, so . . . don ' t let the flame go out! 26 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Updegraff, Senior Representative Linda Hursey, Secretary TOP TEN Corol Weed HUSKY AWARDS Diane Delfs Judi Astin Bruce MacGregor Karen Henderson In I960, Mr. Irving Hird instituted the giving of the Husky Awards to gradua ting Seniors. 1 purpose is to give recognition for out¬ standing school service Our congrat ulations to these hard-working Huskies! o Mary Ann Hardy 3 Connie Walther Ralph Reichert SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bruce MacGregor, Connie Walther FAVORITES BEAU AND BELLE Jim McLane, Pat Andersen 3 CLASS Carol Abbott John Accinelli Nancy Adams Tom Allison Pat Andersen 32 Glenn Armstrong Wanza Adams Rosemarie Alexander Judith Astin Roy August Judy Bohr Lee Baker Jane Balch Barbara Baroa Judy Barr John Barreras Mike Barrett Loretta Beard Harold Bradley Robert Bradley Peggy Briggs Ginger Brown Mary Lou Brown 34 Debbie Carvalho Tom Chivers Bruce MacGregor, our Boys State winner. Sandra Cornell Lauren Davis Tom Dillard Jim Downing Diane Delfs vinv James Dunn Lana Corniel Pat Deyling Mike Dillon Pat Durand 36 Del wen Da hi strom m ' ■ Lawrence Dietz Micheal Donovan Dorothy Duskey n Ralph Erb Dick Faust Ginger Estell Sue Furlong 38 Come down to earth, Lavinia. Karl Goldberg Gary Gould Larry Hale John Goza Joyce Horejsi Joyce Jason Sharlene Jinkens Linda Hursey Gary Johnson Linda Jones k Michael King Kenneth Jones Jack Kelly Mike Kirkpatrick Terry Johnson Richard Kimmel Paula Kokores 41 Petar Kontich Ray Lang Chuck Lawlor Judy Linder Allen Logan Tim Lovewell Mary Ann Lucido 42 Janet Lundberg Thomas MacDonald Merle Maltby f Ken Mathews 1 VI l Fred Matsumoto I ■K Della Marin Diane Martin Sandra Mayhew 11 Mike Mayland Joyce Mayo Trenkins McClain James McLane Ken McLean Roger Meadows Helen Monize Our thanks to Mrs. Green and Mr. Bonaccorsi for their help and understanding. Kathy Neal Louise Neal Donovan Nealeigh Gary Neilson The Queen and her court John Nelson James Obremski James Ogden Dianne Parks Pam Pease Ron Pender Jack Parsons Judy Patterson rv Dennis Perry Linda Perry Sharon Perry Connie Peterson Brenda Qualtiere Sherri Raap Ralph Reichert Suzanne Renard Evelyn Rice William Riggs John Robertson Ginger Rogers Candean Royster Frank Reeve H Walter Rockman Janet Ruiz 47 Pat Satterlee Toni Santos Jim Sawyers Joan Scott i V. tA Stuart Sepulvida Larry Scott Harold Seyvertsen 48 I ' ll take your money Robert Shaw Rosemary Silva l Carlos Sinsay Judy Sleeper Gary Smith Senior memories Steve Smith Michael Sol ley Kenneth Sousa -w 4 Michael Tatum Mike Teter Joyce Texeira Susan Taylor Sandy Turner Angela Vannucci Herbert Veglahn Donna Wade Ben Ugale Karen Updegraff Robbie Vares Delia Villa Karen von Edelkrantz LaVerne Walters Barbara Valles Kathy Varrasso Connie Walther 51 Thelma Waters Gregory Watson Carol Weed Steve Weight LOOKING I ; BACK... m I like it here. Ray Frisbie President JUNIOR Sandy Hochler Treasurer Suzy Parker Representative Larry Hollums Vice President Patrice Vannoy Secretary CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS CLASS OF 1964 Thomas Ahern Richard Alexander Kathy Allan Mary Allison Bob Alonzo Terry Ambiel Nancy Anderson Tom Antone Richard Anzele Tom Appicello Belvia Arbuckle Mary Ann Argyres Judy Askelson Ronnie Avilla Gilbert Baca Karen Baker Louise Banta Carol Barnes Jerri Barr Henry Barreras Cindy Bartolotta Carla Barton Janis Bass Adele Bean Ethel Bell Roger Benson David Bentham Mickey Berryman James Bettencourt Kathy Beumer Bill Bingham Tom Biro Jannie Bishop Bob Bist Alex Blanca Julian Blea Roy Blea Marcia Blomberg Brion Bodily Don Boser Lomas Bowen Pat Brodt John Brady Jackie Branson Phil Brazil Jim Brenneis Larry Brittain Tom Brown Mary Browning Peggy Buckman Rodger Buehler Kenneth Burgdorf Peggy Burnside , Judy Burrous JUNIORS Geary Burruss Daryl I Byrd Louis Camacho Donald Cardoza Mike Carver Dexter Chan Midge Chapman Bernie Chaudron Gloria Chavez Terry Cheeseborough Lillian Cheney Roy Chitwood Ken Christensen Sue Clark Mary Clifford Don Coccellato Bruce Coffey Susan Cook Joe Costa Randy Courts Steve Crane Nancy Curry Norma Dolton John Daugherty Don Davis Francine Davis Mike Dawson Judi Delvin Richard Demaray Jeanne Dennis Roberta Dent Ann Desjardins Loretta Deyling Rose Diaz Ron Dillon Diane Dinsmore Richard Dinsmore Beverly Dobbins Pete Dobbins Arno Dominguez Norman Doremus Nancee Dowen Paulette Downing Dana Drews Eddie Driscoll Pat Dudgeon Ben Durbin Darrell Dwyer Ron Dyke Ted Ebbage Dan Edgren John Elkins Charles Eidson Sandra Ellison Bill Emerson Sherry Emming Ron Eriksen Raymond Estell Duane Ewalt Claire Fagnan Bob Faria Jack Foria Paul Flanagan Alice Flegal Don Fluke Glen Foster Jim Foster Jeanie Frazier Richard Fredette Mike Freeland Ray Frisbie Bob Fritch JUNIORS Koren Fulton Ronald Furtado William Furtado Arnie Gaidos Jerry Galey Paula Gallatin Vicki Gallegos Sue Gamell David Garcia Jerry Garcia Eugenia Gerdts Gladys Gervais Jeanne Getz Jan Gildehous Charles Gill Kenneth Gittings June Golden Martha Gonzales Gay Goodwin Donna Gordon David Graham Joe Green Jess Greenlee Sheila Grow Joan Grube Cynthia Gustafson Lynne Hoas Nancy Hail Skip Halbakken Angie Hall Dennis Hall Norma Hambleton Verna Hammers Robert Hannigan Beverly Hansen Michael Hardaway Pam Harig Don Harris Nancy Harrison Adrienne Hartzell Larry Hauck Richard Haycock Barbara Heard Sharon Hebrank Kathleen Hegen Jim Henderson Vicki Henington Holly Herring Susan Hewitt Judi Hewlett Steve Hicks Darlene Hiebert Edward Hillhouse Bonnie Hilton Janet Hoblit Sandy Hochler Deann Hoem Floyd Hoerz Larry Hollums Mary Holt Patsy Howell Bob Hoyle David Ho t Henry Hudson Jerry Hudson Marilyn Hughes Beverly Hummel Susan Inerbickler Susan Jessee Joyce Jessup Bob Johnson Janice Johns JUNIORS Helen Johnson Lynette Johnson Mike Johnson Jim Johston Rich Johnstone Maxine Jones Meryl Jones Millie Jones Doug Kampcik Toni Kaska David Kenyon Dean Kerr Bill Keul Martha Klemm Sue Knowles George Lafar Kathie Launtiz Marsha LaVita Alinda Lawrence Floy Le Barron Roselyn Le Blanc Lois Leschinskey Tony Lette Donold Lewis Walter Lewis Jennifer Littler Susan Livingstone Dianne Lockwood Charlie Loud Noel Louthan Arlene Luiz Janet Magee Dennis Maloney Sharon Markus Florence Marshall Cheryl Martin Joan Martin Marsha Martin Kathie Masterson Karen Mathews Bonnie Mottos Patricia Maynard Carolyn Mayo Susan McCabe Russell McClain Bryan McClelland Helen McCracken Frank McCullagh Stirman McGinnis Dan McGrath Michele Mclntire Bob McLean Mike McMicken Barbara McMullin David Meekins Floyd Meeks Euison Mees Gary Meridith Don Meyer Pete Millefoglie Kathy Miller Lynne Miller Ron Mirande Sandra Moberley Steve Moniz Bob Moore Donnie Morlock Bernardette Morris Gory Morris Lee Morris Mike Morse James Morton JUNIORS Jerry Morton Mary Morton Paul Moser Donna Motal Bill Myrick Dale Mowreader John Muller Sharon Naud Peggy Nease Darlene Nelson Douglas Nelson Steve Nelson Lou Anne Newby Mike Newman Randy Nielsen Dennis Nissen Mike Norris Richard Nunez Ricardo Octavio Mike O ' Flinn Kirsten Olsen Sue Olson Jim Oviatt Dorien Parker Henry Parker Ken Parker Suzy Parker Linda Patterson Linda Pearson Jerry Pedro Tom Penner Jose Perales Vince Perez Pat Perkins Carla Peterson Chuck Peterson Richard Pfiester Tony Phillips Wayne Phillips Scott Pierce Connie Pincelli Gloria Pinto Connie Pirie Don Poff Rosemary Poff Madelyn Pray Suzy Proefrock Tom Psuik Lewis Pulley Kathy Rocklin James Rasbeary Mike Rasmussen Darryl Reina Larry Reis Pauline Rice Shelby Rice Miriam Richards Beatriz Riley Christine Rivera Stanley Robb Rean Robbins Carol Roberst Pamela Roberts Janet Robertson Peggy Rodes Roxanne Rodriguez Steven Rogers Doria Rose Dole Rouse Irma Ruiz Paul Ruiz Judy Salberg JUNIORS Robert Sanchez Barry Sawyer Sandra Scaccio Anita Schimp Karen Schlueter Allen Schneck Carol Schuble Diane Sena Rose Lee Sharpe Jacqueline Sheets Mike Shelton Jane Shepherd Steve Silva Billie Silveira John Silveira David Silveria Pam Simmons Betty Sims Bill Skaggs Diane Sleeper Carolyn Smith Darryl Smith Donna Smith Gerald Smith Jay Smith Mike Smith Doug Snow Susan Snyder Gwenn Soares Ray Soristo Hadley Spencer Diane Stambaugh Glenda Stancell Deana Stead Janice Stein Tim Stethen Robert Stevenson Jerry Stidman Gail Storms Mary Lou Strock Stan Stuart Ruth Svender Billy Sweat Jeniene Swinford Frank Szopa Ray Tannar Dole Taylor Jessica Taylor Charlotte Temple Judy Thomas Beverley Thompson Lynda Thornton Evalee Tidwell Thone Tienson Georgio Todd Juanita Todd Gabriel Torres Dixie Tunney Bill Turner Douglas Turner Hatson Turner Kenneth Turner LaVena Underwood Sheila Vance Patrice Vannoy Sky Van Scoy Joseph Vargas Alice Vasquez James Vaughan Don Venable Judy Viegelmann Frank Villa 60 JUNIORS Debbie Vos Colehe Vukasovich Marty Waller Denice Wallmann Dave Warner Edward Warren Nancy Waters Sharon Weatherford Terry Weed Jackie Wells Jerry Wertenberger Mariann West Rick West Robin White Jack Whitehead Dave Whiteley Rodney Whity Robert Wilcox Marfa Wiley Bill Williams Richard Williams Ron Willioms Sherry Williams Dave Wilson Rosemary Wipfli Vic Wood Mike Wootton Carolyn Wopat Carlene Yearwood George Yidrio Thomas Zenahlik Don Zook Judy Zufall Melynna Zupan Keith Abbott Karen Abel Bob Abina Jack Acosta Allen Adams Steve Adams Sandra Ahlborn Charles Ahm Lislie Ake Wayne Alameida Bruce Alger Barbara Allborn Mary Allen Kathi Allington Linda Amaral Rebecca Amato Koron Anders Jim Anderson Robert Anderson Robyn Anderson Mark Angeline Jerry Angus Robert Arington Susan Arveson Claudia Backes Sharyn Backes Elaine Backman SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1965 Mary Bagley David Bagwill Elaine Baker Gary Baker Maribeth Baker Melissa Baldwin Anthony Banta Joan Barendregt Doug Baron Terry Barthe James Bass Jim Bass Judy Bass Arlene Bauer Judy Beck Sally Becknell Evelyn Been Greg Beer Margie Benites Mary Benson Delores Benthin Duane Bentley Cheryl Benton Bonnie Berry Kenneth Bethel John Bettencourts 2 Dolores Bibiano Allen Bice Geri Birdwell Virginia Biro George Bist Robert Blackburn Leigh Blackwell Linda Blanca Ron Blood Wayne Blumer Edward Blyth Kenneth Boals Vicke Bowen Steve Bowers Lynn Bowman Arvil Boyer Jerry Brading Tom Brady Mile Branco Kenneth Bray Joanne Brazil Ken Brencic Shirley Bridges Linda Brigman Christie Brumfield George Brown Patricia Brown Scott Brown Wayne Chavis Jerry Cheatham Larry Childress Camille Christiansen Doris Chun Michael Clark Judy Cline Ron Clitherow Sandie Coble Vince Cogal Judy Cohen Steven Cole Mike Collier Kathy Connolly James Contrell Linda Cook Tim Cook Dixie Cornett Carolyn Corniel Judy Cortez Rod Cortez Don Costa Ronnie Costa Mike Costaglio Janet Cotton Darlene Courts Judy Courts Jim Browne Penny Bryan Ruth Bryan Chris Bupp Danny Burnham Dennis Burns Jody Burns William Burtner Carleen Bush Eddie Byrd Kathy Cabral Jon Cadwell Rick Camacho Clark Campbell Connie Campbell Frank Cannella Sharon Carlton Delores Carpenter Mary Carpenter Joyce Cartwright Jeanne Cary Jean Castle Jesse Castro Nancy Chandler Ralph Chandler Karen Chastoin Sharon Chavez SOPHOMORES David Couthren Clark Crawford Carol Crone Pat Culbertson Linda Cunha Jeff Curtis Lloyd Curtis Maurine Curtis Rich Damas Landa Daniels Craig Davis Danny Davis Dick Davis Judy Day Dick Debenedictis Ray DeCarlo Connie Dedmon Susan DeGeorge Robert De La Cruz Steve Denham Kerry Dennis Danny Deter Robert Dickinson Larry Dietz Robert DiNardo Linda Dineen Andrew DiSalvi Charlotte Dobbins Patricia Donovan Clarence Douty Gene Downing Helen Doyen Terri Drake Cathie Dreisbach Dennis Duarte Ralph Duboce Juanita Duran Rosemary Duran Don Dutra Cheri Eaton Roger Ebbage Danny Edwards Joan Edwards Jan Eidson Pam Elbert Myrna Elmore Barry Empie Linda Enos Donna Eriksen Diane Erickson Richard Ernes Herb Ernster Dennis Eslick Anthony Estacin Christine Foote Cheryl Foster Dennis Freiburger Cathy Freitas Frank Freitas Betsy Frisbie Delores Gabriel Delilah Gallion LaVonda Gollion Sharron Gammill Bill Garcia Pat Garcia Vicky Gardner Victorine Gardner George Garrison Carolyn Gauthier Richard Gelin Rita Gentry SOPHOMORES Dawn Gion AI Goddard Zeila Goff Kathy Golway Pat Gomes Johnny Gonzales Bill Goodeill Dave Gould Lawrence Graham Carl Green George Griffen Deborah Grocholski Lloyd Grow Al Gueman Paulette Guertin Christina Guillen Frank Gygax Jackie Haak Mike Hackett Clyde Hagerty Leonard Halbert David Hall Paulette Hall Rickey Hall Sunny Halterman Bernice Hamlin Charlotte Hamlin Chris Hammill Paul Hand Bruce Harris Dale Harrison Twalla Hart Ellen Haynie Kevin Heady Vonna Hendrix Jim Henrietta Lillian Heritage Cruz Hernandez Rosita Hernandez Bill Hicks Donald Hicks Jan Hilderbrand Thomas Hinton Pam Hobbs Sam Hoff Lorene Holdman Joe Holguin Ed Holley Joyce Holt Tim Hopson Pete Horton Janis Hudson Ronald Hudson Jeannette Hunzlker Steve Hygelund Paula Jackson Doug Jacobs Keith Jenkins Allen Jensen Sharyn Jinkens John Johns Chris Johnson Paul Johnson Dave Jordan Cheryl Kampcik Dave Kandler John Kay Nancy Keck Raoph Keller Patijac Kelly Cheryl Kennedy Janice Kent Kathy Kerr Rick Kille Carla King Jim King Judy King Melarrie King Claire Kirby Janice Kirk Paulo Koenig SOPHOMORES Debby Komlenic Kathleen Krogg Sherry Kroll Denis Krueger Dove Ladd Stephanie La Grone Gwen Laird Wissy Lamb Ted Lappegaord Patrick Lawlor Linda Leaf Elaine Le Blanc Bob Ledbetter Sally Leuenderger Bob Lewis Morion Lewis Jeanne Lopez Virginia Lopez Fran Loriaux Ren£e Lotti Libess Loze Jim Lucero Ken Mac Gregor Greg MacSwain Linda Maher Reggie Mahler Jeanne Maier Barbara Makzoline Maria Mallory David Manrique Cynthia Marcotte Lea Marcotte Eddie Maroney Stephanie Mariani Coralie Marshall Maureen Marshall Charron Martens Darlene Martin Michelle Mason Wanda Mauck Nancy Mayer Charles Mayland Jon Maynard Robert McClintock Dave McCrary Raelynn McDonald Robin McDougall Alan McFarland Nancy McGihon Sid McGinnis Charlene McGonegal Claudio McKinney Mary McKinney Sherri McLaughlin James Miller Roger Milligan James Milner Fred Miranda Carol Mirro John Mitscha Gary Moffett Mike Mohn Paul Montgomery Leonia Moore Meredith Moore Norman Moore Penny Moore Wally Morris Lome Mullick Edwin Munis Gary Nagata £7 Kenneth Nelson SOPHOMORES Kenneth Nelson Sheila Newcomb Jim Newell Linda Nielsen Teleia Noble Paula Nobriga Bob Nolan Bill Nordvik Vicky Norman Thomas Nunnery Melinda Ogle Pat Oliver Ann Oliveros Sue Owens Lynn Page Roxanne Panak Nancy Parker Linda Parlin Ray Poul Lewis Payne Cheryl Payton John Peach Paula Pechner Sharon Penning Roger Penzotti Reginald Perez Jeronimo Pearles Bob Ramm Carol Ranoa Kay Rasbeary Rosemary Rede Jack Rehrig Sylvia Reil Ken Reynolds William Reynolds Larry Richter Ronald Riggs Anne Riva Carol Roberts Donna Roberts Danny Robertson Brian Roderick Tom Roff Jack Rogers Carol Rolfe John Rosenberg Gay Ryan Rudy Salvador Sharae Salberg Mary Sanchez Randy Sanchez Linda Santos Eugenie Satterlee Ken Schembarl Leonard Perry Walter Perscheid Cindi Peterson Nikki Peterson Will Peterson Judy Pfeifer George Pfiester Pat Phoenix Pete Piazza Darlene Pimentel Judi Pine Daisy Pinero Maida Pineno Jo Ann Platz Betty Pollard Charles Pool Jerry Powers Gail Prentiss Ron Price Barbara Prince Sue Pritchard Ferol Ann Proctor Michael Quier Rexine Quinones Linda Raap Judy Radspinner Patsy Roel SOPHOMORES m O Jeff Schoenfeld Gary Schevller Jim Schulz Jim Scott Stephanie Scott Ann Scull Barbara Seavey Nancy Seese Teddy Siebels Barbara Selak Ken Selover Rose Severa Tim Seyvertsen Sue Show Georgia Shepord Steven Shephard Mike Silva Fred Simpson Linda Sims Dan Slater Bob Smith Dale Smith Gail Smith Janis Smith Karrol Smith Marsha Smith Terry Smith Goil Snyder Mathew Snyder Paula Sockness Manuel Soito Manuel Soto Linda Spann Sterling Special Debbie Spencer Jennifer Spicer Penny Starkey Bill Starr Maxine Stevenson Joyce Stidmon lone Stivers Debbie Stocking Jim Stover Sharon Strother David Swift Carl Swanson Bill Swartz Ruby Swofford Steve Sylva Lonolie Talley Sharon Tolly Randy Tanner Danny Tarr Shirley Taylor Gary Texeira Jack Texeira Terry Texeira Louise Thomas Linda Thomasson Douglas Thompson Steven Thompson John Tienson Michael Torigian Lyda Towle Bob Travers Brenda Tripp Dianna Tubaugh Guy Turnage Janet Turner Martha Underhill Shirley Unruh John VanLoo Bob Vaughan Dennis Vaughan Richard Vaughan Manuel Vierra Kathy Vogler Jeff Voorhees Sandra Wales Carolyn Wallace Betty Watto 69 SOPHOMORES Carmen Watson Betty Weight Sandy Welge Bill Wells Kathy Wells Kirk Wells Jerry Wescott Freddie Wheeler Janice Widmar Corrine Williams Don Williams Fronklin Williams Don Wilmot Lorraine Wilson Janice Winkler Mary White Sharon White Janet Witham Sally Wolfinger Josephine Yarra Russ Youngs Diana Zimmer Judy Zwissig % FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1966 a ft ft v— v Daryl Abraham Butch Adams Christine Adams Dale Adams Phil Adams Mary Ellen Ahern Brenda Alameida Sharon Alexander Wayne Amaral Patrick Ambiel Linda Ammerman Georgia Anderson Lonnie Anderson Marilyn Anderson Terry Anderson George Andrade Carolyn Andre John Arias Susan Ashton Bob Atkinson David Avilla Shirley Bagley Cheryl Baker Robert Baker Walt Baker Donna Banks Janet Baptiste Susan Barendregt Lloyd Barks Janis Barksdale Jill Barr Carol Bass Suzanne Bates Gregory Bauer Hansi Becker Darlene Bell Vickie Benavidez Sharon Betz Helen Biddle Carol Biggs Charles Bist Larry Black Pauline Blackburn Kelly Blaylock Karen Bodily 7 FRESHMEN Mary Boege Beverly Boliba Bill Bolin Tom Bomer Diana Bond Robin Bottorff Helen Bowers Steve Boyd Beryl Brackall Judy Branson Sandy Brask Mary Brennan Greg Bridges Victoria Brisko John Brookhouser Jim Brown Sharon Brunner Paul Buckman Alice Bunch Nila Callaway Jean Campbell Steve Campos Barbara Cannella Sandy Cannon Judy Canter Teresa Carbonel Hal Carr Joe Caruso Chris Carver Anita Casey Tim Castro Linda Cataline Charles Cater John Cerro Sharon Chamness James Chavez Roger Chavolla Sandy Chitwood Rhonda Christensen Louise Christian Darlene Clark Judy Clark Mary Clark Curt Claudio Tim Clifford Linda Cline Nancy Clute Linda Cole Rick Cole Linda Coleman Sue Coller Donald Conant Ronald Cook Richard Cooley Margie Cooper Ronnie Cooper Lynette Costa Robert Cota Fred Crawford Judith Crawford Fred Cussner Dennis Dailey Karen Davidson 72 FRESHMEN Rick Davidson Paula Davis Danny Dawkins pat Dawson Judith DeBoe Sandy Decker Jim DeGeroge Jade Deloach Gloria Delorme Debbie Denham Jackie Desjardins Helen Diaz Linda Dierks Edith Dietz Bill Dillard Marvin Door Dennis Doremus Donna Doss John Douglas Margo Drake Billie Drum Mary Ann Duarte Ken Dubuque Sue Duckett Diane Dumas Carole Dutro Linda Earnest Linda Eaton John Eaves Jack Eberhard Jaynee Edgren Bob Edson Joan Edwards Linda Edwards Sam Emerson Susan Emming Frank Engard Erv Engdahl Diane Erickson Melony Eriksen John Evans Janet Fagnan Janice Faight Joe Fancher Brenda Faulkner Linda Faulkner Sharon Fernandes Maria Fernandez Carol Fickenscher Manuel Filipe Delwyn Finch Charles Fisher Margaret Flegal Martin Flores Roy Flowers Marilyn Fontes Sue Fraley Penny Franklin Chris Fuchslin Alex Gallardo George Gamell Ray Gannon Connie Garcia 73 FRESHMEN Lucy Garcia Pattie Gasper Connie Gattrell Linda Gauger Elizabeth Gauthier Philip Geraci Pilar Gerdts Gregg Getchell James Gibbons Rick Gilbert Starr Gion Sandra Goddard Fritts Golden Karen Colorich Susan Gomez Billy Gonzales Pat Gonzales Herbert Goodfellow Linda Goodwin Sherris Goodwin Barry Gordilla Robert Graudohl Diane Griffith Mike Grow Tommy Gutierrez Ronnie Guzman Lanette Hoas Fred Hagan Becky Hale Mark Hale Debbie Hammers Alfred Hampton John Hampton Richard Hapiuk Mike Harlen Vicki Harmen Virginia Hasenbein Phil Haubert Roger Hauck Cathy Haycock Dennis Hayes Fray Heath Tom Hendrix Mark Hergert John Hermann James Hermanson Minerva Hernandez Linda Hester Carol Hewitt Steve Hicks Evelyn Hill Steve Hill Janet Hillhouse Mary Hinz Roger Holbak Linda Holland Steve Holmes Ronny Holt Candis Hook Linda Hotaling Sandra Howard Richard Howe Joy Howland 74 FRESHMEN Nancy Hudgel Ruth Hupp Joan Hursey Jane Inerbickler Dick Isakson Mike Jackson Cheryl James Mark Jang Jerry Jason Jean Jellinek Bill Jeppson Beverly Jessup Bobby Jibson Jimmy Johns Greg Johnson Ollie May Johnson Richard Johnson Richard Johnson Seleta Jones Diane Joseph Ronald Joyce Andy Keats Margaret Kendrick Kathy Kennan Merrie Kennedy Susan Kennison Carol Kester Elaine Keul Mary Keys Larry King James Kirkland Gary Knaver Joan Koehler Pamela Kontich Jane Krause Sandy Kroeger Judy Lackstrom Glemn Logo Gene Lair Adrien Lamarre Kurt Lang Leilani Lang Ida Lanza Cynthia Lauberge Linus Leaman Kathy Lebo Manuel Ledesma Bill Ledgewood Chris Leonhardt Diane Le Sire Danny Lewis Elbert Liebgott Ed Linder Nancy Lindstrom Alfred Lombardo Gary Long Pat Long David Lopez Peggy Lopez Virginia Lopez Virginia Lopez Charlene Loud Eva Loud 75 FRESHMEN Rodney Louis Linda Lowden Ricki Loze Stephen Luke Barbara Lund Pamela Lutman Johanna Lutters Vickie Lynn James Macedo Ronald Macri Tom Madle Kathleen Molcomson Phillip Malconaldo RaVal Merchant Janet Marshall Julio Martinez Carole Martin Carole Masterson . V Lynne Mattos Thomas Maynard Marlene Mazza Sandy Meadows Eugene Meridith Kathy McCleallan Phillip McCullagh Ronnie McDaniel LoAnn McGinness Linda McGonegal Danny McKee Jam ' s McQueen Michael McNulty Dennis McKinley Susan McMullin Alyce McLaughlin Ken McLean Michael Michaelis Barbara Miller Keith Miller Linda Miller Parks Miller Phillip Miller Phyllis Miller Vicki Miller Edward Mintun Veronica Miranda John Moniz Linda Monize Judy Montgomery Linden Moore Paul Moore Thomas Moore John Morey Carole Morelli Danny Morgan John Mork Barbara Moser Linda Mossor David Muniz Susan Murray Linda Neilsen Evelyn Nelson Jeff Nelson Linda Nelson FRESHMEN Peter Nelson Gary Nielsen Larry Nielsen Terry Nielsen Bonnie North Pat Nunez Linda Nunnery Joe Obremski James Odom Pat O ' Donnell Harriet Oliver Morylin Oliver Charles Oliveros Bill Olson Joyce Olson Barbora Onstad Sandy Pappas Chris Parker Hank Husky Susan Parsons Albert Patterson Lorella Patterson Darwin Patton Cindy Payne Jerry Payne Becky Pender Tim Pennis Pamela Peppin Carole Pereira Rosa Pereira Tony Pereira Eddie Perez Linda Perrin Maryellen Perry Sue Peters Bruce Petersen Carolyn Peterson Greg Peterson Sharon Peterson Linda Petricka Thomas Petrovich Larry Phelan Gary Phelps Roger Phelps Sandy Pierce Marilyn Pile Frank Pincelli Charlene Pine Darlene Pine Christine Plunkett Gayle Polak August Porter Lloyd Porter Mike Porter Jackie Potter Betty Powell Sandra Powell Howard Pray Don Prior Doug Rae Russ Rapp Dwight Rasmussen Roger Rausch 77 FRESHMEN Robert Reed Carol Reedy Lucille Reedy Mary Reichmuth Dennis Reil Duane Revell Carol Rice Gerald Rice Terry Rich Anita Richards Dave Richardson Ron Richmond Dan Riechers James Riggs Rosita Rivero John Robles Mimi Rodes Ron Rodgers Paul Roehl Iris Romero Beverly Rose Mike Rose Karen Row Barbara Royster James Ruiz Sylvia Ruiz Larry Rushing Mike Russo Jayne Santos Pam Saunders Linda Sawyers Mary Schnabel Carol Schultz Michelle Secrest Julie Seider Kathy Selbo Paul Sellingsloh Donna Severo Karen Sharkey Kathy Shea Gail Shepherd Jerry Shephard Craig Shuey Linda Sibley Charlotte Silva Christine Silva Lorna Silva Mitch Silva Ronald Silva David Simpson Colette Sims Diane Sisson Robert Skaggs Carolyn Smith Clifford Smith Don Smith Linda Smith Sandra Smith Tom Smith Sharon Snodgrass Ron Sohn Karen Sorensen Evelyn Souza FRESHMEN Kothie Souza Tommy Souza Bruce Special Larry Spencer Alyce Sperou Barbara Starkweather Bill Stedman Nancy Steigerwald Leonard Stein Carolyn Stephenson Cheri Stickle Doris Stidman Lanette Stinhilver Dale Stuart Dennis Stubblefield Danny Sullivon Dona Sullivon Bill Swafford Larry Swift Cathy Swinford Barbara Swirhun Jeannette Tackett Ellen Tadefa Sharon Talent Steve Totum Betty Taylor Doug Taylor Nancy Teixeira Tom Teixeira Ken Telecky Karis Tenney Steve Thomas Susan Thomason Julie Thomsen Theresa Thornton Dorothy Tingle Larry Tipton Dolph Todd Paul Townsend Judy Trieber Gary Triffo Jeff Trout Robert Tunney Georgia Turner Donnise Unruh Susan Ullman Madelon VanLier Kenneth Vargas Frank Vasquez Gloria Viesca David Villa Marilyn Voellger Kristine Walczynski Donna Waters Gerald Weed Carolyn Wells Sandra White Jeff White James Wills Mike Wilson Pat Wipfli Leslie Wolff Leroy Wolfinger V r v FRESHMEN Richard Waddell Judy Wagner Ricky Wolloce Ronald Waterman Marlene Waters Carol Webb Sue Weber Mickey Weller Chuck West Bill Westin Ruth White Pat Whitehead Stanley Wiesinborn Ginger Williams Mark Williams Robert Williams Pat Williamson Pat Willimet James Willis Carol Wilson Mike Wilson Richard Wipfli Dorothy Wishhart William Wishhart Phyllis Wolcott Earnest Wold Dianno Wood Craig Worden Jim Vocher Greig Young Pam Young Barbara Zufall Jim Ruiz 80 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 1962 NOVEMBER Keep between us Triumph! 85 DECEMBER • JANUARY 1963 — Cramming for sports eligibility Two of a kind 87 FEBRUARY MARCH 1963 88 Talent show Jeanne Miller and Pat Durand APRIL 1963 MAY 1963 Pajama Game tryouts JUNE 1963 Never to wolk up these stoirs again No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers . . . Mary Lou Brown LEADERS SONG Judy Sal berg Millie Jones GIRLS Cheryl Martin 95 FLAG GIRLS MAJORETTES Vice-Presidents Beverly Hansen and Mory Ann Hardy. Front Row — Mary Ann Hardy, Beverly Hansen, Nancy Mover. Judy Courts Bock Row — Bonnie Mattos, Carla Barton, Sharon Middle Row — Allen Jensen, Linda Thomasson, Linda Jones, Strother, Doric Rose, Sheila Newcomb, Susan McCabe, Susie Lauren Davis, Connie Walther, Kathi Hawker, Sue Houston, Parker. Micky Berryman Robin McDougal M A S c o T s ALTERNATES Lee Noble, Phyllis Kline, and Sue McCabe PEPETTES First Row — T. Carbonel, S. Murray, S. Goodwin, L. Moore, D. Clark, L. Costa, L. Hotalin, C. Parker, L. Page, D. Cornett, P. Hobbs. Second Row — L. Faulkner, J. Jellinek, D. Wall- mann, D. Griffith, P. Young, K. Kerr, S. Pierce, J. Jessup, M. Hughes, M. Stevenson, B. Jones. Third Row — L. Nunnery, G. Turnner, S. Wales, P. Elbert, D. Spencer, D. Sisson, L. Haas, J. Backsdale, L. Underwood, C. Marcotte, K. Lantz, R Quinones. Fourth Row — M. Burnside, A Sperow, D. Martin, S. Pritchard, D. Smith, B Hale, L. Wolf, B. Onstad, C. Payne, K. Miller, J. Cotten. Fifth Row — S. Arveson, B. Jessup, P. Gallatin, B Seavey, D. Zimmer, P. Kontich, M. Allison, K. Rowe, C. Gustafson, M. Allen, N. Chandler, N. Parker. WASHINGTON MARCHING BAND (Alphabeticolly) T. Anderson, J. Bohr, J. Barr, B. Brackall, R. Brown, S. Brask, P. Brazil, S. Call, S. Campos, J. Castle, L. Cline, R. Davideson, S. DeGeorg, J. Downing, D. Dutra, R. Ebbage, J. Eberhard, S. Emerson, T. EWing, C. Furrell, D. Foust, J. Fickes, P. Funley, C. Foote, L. Folton, A. Gaidos, J. Gibbons, D. Glon, J. Green, D. Harrison, J. Harrison, N. Harrison, D. Hayes, B. Hicks, T. Hinton, J. Howland, R. Johnson, J. Kay, P. Kelly, M. King, C. Kirby, J. Lackstrom, J. Lumburg, K. Mathew, W. Merchant, T. McClain, D. McCary, C. Mendoza, J. Maracle, P. Miller, C. Murray, B. Olson, N. Peterson, S. Wierenborn, K. Poier, B. Pollard, M. Quier, J Rehrig, D. Riechers, R. Riggs, J. Riggs, B. Riley, D. Roberts, 6 Schiuller, K Schlueter, A Schimp, N Seese, K. Smith, S. Special, J. Spicer, D. Tarr, D. Taylor, S. Thomas, J. Thomsen, J. Trout, G. Turnage, D. Tunner, R. Tunney, F. Villa, M. Voellger T. Welch. 100 DRUM MAJOR Arnie Gaidas BAND COUNCIL Front Row — Betty Pollard, Sharron Cooper, Sherri Raap, Judy Barr, Karen Schlueter. Second Row — Don Dutra, Phil Brazil, Joe Green, Arnie Gaidos, Steve Campos. Back Row — Judy Bahr, Mike King, Anita Schimp. 101 Front Row — Ron Riggs, Chuck Mendoza, Dick Gary Scheuller, Bill Olson, Mike King. Standing Faust, Dave McCrary, Larry Fulton. Lost Row — Mr. Cross. Don Dutra, Joe Green, Steve Campos, Phil Brazil, Front Row — Mike King (standing), Joe Green, Jim Betty Pollard, Judy Bahr. Back Row: Anita Schimp, Downing, Ken Matthew, Arnie Gaidos (standing). Dennis Hayes, Steve Campos, Nikki Peterson, Janet Second Row — Ron Riggs, Larry Fulton, Judy Barr, Lundberg. Front Row — Joanne Humrich, Sally Hiebert, Robin Kent, Mr. Cross (standing), Mary Hinz, Andrienne Middlebrook, Chris Johnson. Back Row — Jean Jel- Hartzell, Linda Holland, Jeanne Lopez, Darlene Bell, linek, Sue Duckett, Andy Keats, Lynne Miller, Janice 103 CHORALEERS Back Row — B. Morgan, J. Rehrig, B Frisbie, J. Scott; S. Kroll, J. Mathistad, D. Hoem, D. Tingle, A. Casey, B. Mendonca, M. Wilson. Front Row — S. Edwards, R. Severa. RADIO PROGRAM The threesome head¬ ing u p Washington ' s radio program on KHYD can be heard every Saturday morn¬ ing from 9:30 to 10:1 5. They discuss various local, national, and international topics. 105 WASHINGTONIAN STAFF Karen Henderson Sherri Reap Kathi Hawker Laurel Moore Dave Froines Jeanne Miller Assistant Editor Ken Matthew Art Editor Mary Lou Brown Mickey Berryman Pam Pease Jaynee Balch Angela Vannucci Bev Hansen Claudia Guardino Millie Jones Marsha Blomberg HATCHET STAFF Editor Judi Astin Mary Jo Mendoza Linda Fraga Roberta Struby Nancy Adams Vicki Turnisky Linda Carpenter Mary Ann Hardy Mary Ann Argyres Sue Royster 107 FOREIGN In the old part of Hannover is Marktkerche, the church which is a symbol of this German City. The Main Street in the 900 year old town of Bavaria, near Manfred ' s home. This house, on a farm in Bavaria was Manfred ' s home for 6 years. The American Field Service, which sponsors Washington High ' s exchange student program, sent us Mahfred Fichter from Honnover, Germany this year. While staying with the Walter Hartzell family, Manfred is observing the American way of life. PUERTO RICO TRIP Walking along the pebble stone streets of San Juan, many trees provide shade for the siesta seekers. Mory Lou Brown, Patrice Vannoy, Peggy Burnside, Mary Allison ond Dennis Hall went to San Juan for o Sponish course given ot the University of Puerto Rico this summer. Leaving June 17, they stayed with Puerto Rican families for 6 weeks. They were oble to spend this summer through the help of Mr. Patrick, a former teacher at Washington. A tour given to the group through La Casa Blanca, the first home of Ponce de Leon. San German, an old fort, surrounds the island of Puerto Rico, with new San Juan in the background. A large group of juniors listen to a lecture on American novelists. A group of freshmen discuss a short story by Hemingway. 110 Sophomore students listen attentively to a book review. ACADE ENGLISH Washington ' s English Department offers an outstanding program in language arts. In the freshman and sophomore years, the funda¬ mentals of grammar are stressed, along with an introduction to various literary genres. This year a new concept has been adopted in the junior year, during which students survey American Literature The change was made to improve the program of instruction. Large group meetings make possible the presentation of lecture material and give the students prac¬ tice in taking notes. The senior year is de¬ voted to a survey of English Literature. A senior English class listens to an amusing passage from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. MICS The social science seminar explores social problems from a philosophical viewpoint. Through the use of a time line, the world history class explores ancient civilizations. SOCIAL STUDIES The Socia l Studies Department offers a four year course of study. In the freshman year, students are introduced to our world and its people. World history is offered in the sophomore year as an elec¬ tive. In the junior year, the Social Studies and English departments combine to offer a chronological survey of both U S. History and American Literature. Prominent economic and political problems are ana¬ lyzed in Current Problems the senior year. A special course entitled Social Science Seminar is offered for students interested in philosophical approaches to world problems. A current problems class delves into the current political issues. Students of U. S. history discuss the problems of colonial America. Mr. Arenas operates the control panel for the 32 booths in the language lab. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Washington ' s students now enjoy greater teach¬ ing benefits in the field of foreign language. Students studying Spanish are able to travel to Puerto Rico to study at the university there. An added facility is the language laboratory, a new concept in foreign language instruction. The laboratory cost approximately $10,000. With its installation, more advanced courses in lan¬ guage are available to Washington ' s students. Through this device, students are able to develop conversational skills more rapidly and accurately. A Latin student seeks help from Mr. McCrystal. Math IV students solve a calculus problem. MATHEMATICS Washington ' s math curriculum includes a new program, S.M.S.G. This class is an accelerated class for advanced math students. For students taking a college preparatory course, a very com¬ plete background can be gained by the current program of algebra in the freshman year and geometry in the sophomore In the junior and senior years, math courses are electives. In the junior year an introduction to trigonometry and advanced algebra is covered. Calculus and a refresher math course are offered to the Seniors. Mr. Karzarinoff demonstrates the use of the slide rule. S.M.S.G. students learn how to work with graphs. A geometry student works at proving a theorem. A student reviews the fundamentals of arithmetic. Students explore the principle of the pulley. A physics student ottempts to determine the detraction of waves. SCIENCE The new $256,000 science wing opened this year Fully equipped with modern laboratories, the science wing also has six classrooms. Science courses offered include Basic Science, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Physiology, and Science Seminar. A basic understanding of important concepts in both physical sciences and life sciences may be gained through the general and basic science courses. For college preparatory students of high ability, Biology in the sophomore year and Chemistry in the junior place emphasis on the scientific method of investigation. Physics, Physiology, and Science Seminar are offered to those students interested in furthering their knowl¬ edge in these fields. This year ' s physiology students studied the internal organs of the pig. 1 14 Business papers become familiar to bookkeeping students. Electric typewriters are used in advanced classes. Shorthand is important in business offices. COMMERCIAL Students majoring in the commercial field have many classes offered to them. There are opportunities to study different aspects of business. A three hour class was developed this year to prepare girls for actual office work. The first hour is devoted to shorthand dictation to further develop speed and reading of notes. In the second hour typing, shorthand, and English are put together to develop acceptable business skills. Included are associated units on filin g, appearance, personality, meeting the public, secretarial equipment, job finding, and job success Office machines and business math are taught in the third hour. Students work with modern office machines. Timed writings are an aid in developing speed. 115 Drofting plays an important role in today ' s modern world. Charcoal, chalk, and paints are used for various pictures. ART Art classes at Washington provide experience for students who have special interests and abilities in this field, a greater understanding of the arts to the student who seeks it as part of his general education. Creative participation enables the student to express his individual thoughts and personality. HOMEMAKING The Homemaking Department offers high school girls an introduction to cooking, sewing, child care, and nursing skills. With this basic training, the girls can put their creative abilities to practi¬ cal use in later life. MUSIC Washington has been accredited with many honors and awards for its fine achievements in the field of music. Several different bands and vocal groups have been organized to promote school spirit, play for dances, and give performances. Cooking is taught in kitchens with the conveniences of home. Dance Band rehearses popular songs. 116 Joe Green, drummer, adds rhythmical beat to Dance Band. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION FALL Bottom: Cathy Freitas, Adrienne Hortzell, Cindy Marcotte, Adele Bean, Jan Kirk, Elizabeth Loze, Nancy Seese, Susan McCabe, Bonnie Mottos, Susan Arveson. Middle: Shiela Newcomb, Susan Jessee, JoAnne Brazil, Judith Mercadante, B. J. Heard, Connie Walther, Lynne Haas, Alinda Lawrence, Pobin McDougal, Linda Raap. Top: Thane Tienson, Clair McOmber, Jeff Thomson, Richard Johnstone, Bob Shaw, Jim Steigerwald, Frank Reeve, Paula Jackson, Susan Pritchard, Carol Weed Not Pictured: Virginia Estell, Bruce MacGregor, Diane Martin, Martha Gonzales, Kathy Hegen, Michele Mclntire, Paul Moser, Charles Peterson, Jay Smith, Victor Wood, Wayne Blumer, Dennis Fredimger, Lillian Heritage, Judy King, Doug Nelson, Linda Rya, Rudy Salvador, Richard Damas, Rodger Buehler. SPRING Bottom: Susan Pritchard, Evelyn Nelson, Ricki Loze, Jackie Haak, Jan Kirk, Bev Hansen, Nancy Seese, Elizabeth Loze, Susan McCabe, Bonnie Mattos. Middle: Paula Kokores, Susan Jessee, Adele Bean, Judy Mercadante, B J. Heard, Connie Walther, Alinda Lawrence, Lynne Haas, Jackie Sheets, Carol Weed, Robin McDougal. Top: Linda Fraga, Randy Nielsen, Thane Tienson, Clair McOmber, Jeff Thomsen, Bob Shaw, Jim Steigerwald, Frank Reeve, Larry Dietz, Mike Teter, Rodger Buehler, Karen Updegraff. Not Pictured: Kristine Benson, Cheryl Benton, Ken Boals, Bill Burtner, Dennis Freiburger, Lillian Heritage, Diane Tubaugh, Doug Nelson, Madelyn Pray, Jay Smith, Sue Finlay, Alan Fisher, Diane Martin, Donna Wade. LIONS’ CLUB Connie Wolther was this year ' s Daughters of the American Revo¬ lution winner, an award based on scholastic ability, citizenship, and character. AWARDS BAUSCH AND LOMB HONOR D.A.R. Manfred Fichter, Washington ' s for¬ eign exchange student from Germany, was the winner of the Lions ' Club speech contest, Conformity, a Real Challenge to Me. NATIVE SONS Cheryl Bent6n won this year ' s Native Sons ' speech contest with her speech, Mission San Jose de Guadalupe. 1 18 Alan Fisher was awarded a bronze medal for his meri torious achievement in the field of science. BOYS’ STATE Bruce MacGregor was Washington ' s rep¬ resentative to Boy ' s State Camp this sum¬ mer. Selection was based on scholastic ability and personality. BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS TROPHIES Jeff Thomsen, science and mathematics Dick Faust, fine arts Diana Wade, vocational arts Carol Weed, liberal arts CERTIFICATES Fred Matsumoto, English; Robert Shaw, laboratory sciences; Teter, social science; Alan Fisher, mathematics (not pictured); Jim Obremski, art; Gerald Alonzo, agriculture; Diane Martin, Diane Delfs, foreign languages, business; Dick Faust, music; Bruce Morse, industrial arts; Mike 119 WE TAKE PRIDE . ♦ First Row: K. Heady, D. Nissen, B Williams, D. Coccellato, R. Jones, R. Furtado, L. Carpenter. Second Row: J. Teixeira, T. Cook, J. Boss, D. Burham, T. Estacio, J. Mulhern, M. Soito, F. McCullogh, P. Graham, B. Johnson, B. McClintock, D. Bentham, A. Boyer, H. Gabriel. Third Row: D. Deter, B. Drouin, K. Nagata, J. Galey, J. Pimental, J. Alonzo, R. Bass, H. Hudson, B. Andersen, W. Rockman, G. Amnstrong, T. Wipfli, A. Logan. 121 CLUBS MODEL UNITED NATIONS First Row: L. Moore. Sec¬ ond Row: K. Updegraff, P. Kokores. Third Row: J. Thomsen, J. Harrison, P. Rhodes, D. Hall. CHESS CLUB First Row: P Moser, A. Scull, J. Horejsi, R. Nielson, S. Raop, L. Moore, M. Berryman Second Row: B. Penny, M. Clark, P. Buckman, J. Smith, K. Burtner, P. Townsend, H Seyvertsen. INTERNATIONAL CLUB • 5 ' It Lett to Right: R. Struby, P. Brown, K. Updegraff, J. Thomsen, J. Harri¬ son, P. Kokores, D. Carvalho, J. Horejsi. 122 CLUBS ROCKET SOCIETY AND SCIENCE CLUB First Row: L. Yepez, H. Monize, D. Carpenter, R Struby, D Carvalho. Second Row: G. Prentess, S. Houston, P. Brown, C. Roberts, J. Eidson. First Row: K. Underwood, P. Second Row: S Baker, L. Rhodes, Emming. GIRLS W CLUB 123 CLUBS SKI CLUB First Row: P. Young, J. Hursey, K. Sorensen, S. Barendregt, H. Oliver. Second Row: S. Pierce, M. Baker, A. Keats, G. McSwain, B. Nordvik, M. Rhodes, Z. Goff. First Row: K. Connolly, B. Pender, L. Reap, A Scull, M Hardy, C. Walther, L. Moore. Second Row: C. Weed, P. Oliver, D. McQuary, M. Fichter, P. Brown, K. Updegraff, J. Barendregt. OFFICERS: Joyce Horejsi, President; Tim Hopson, Vice President; Sherri Raap, Secretary; Paula Kokores, Treasurer. PENMEN CLUB Left to Right: D. Carvalho, D. Marin, L. Yepez, H. Monize, J. Linder, P. Brown. 124 CLUBS MODEL RAILROAD A. Lombardo, W. Fisher, F. Miranda, G. Watson, T. Lovewell, B. MacGregor, R. Reichert, K. Dubuque. BOY’S W” CLUB Top to Bottom: Dave Froines, Dave Warner, John Garza, Jim Johnston. R. Rapp, M. Williams, P Miller, M. Hackett, J. Bettencourt, D. Zook, P. Brazil. C. Carver, M. Dawson, T. Ahern, R. Clitherow, C. Peterson, D. Lappegard, R. Ferguson, F. Heath, J. Brady. 125 CLUBS GERMAN CLUB RALLY COMMITTEE Left to Right: A. Lowrence, C. Wolther, M. King, S. Raop, L. Page, K. Olsen. 126 CLUBS KEY CLUB First Row: B. Nordvik, B. MacGregor, B. Wishart, B Olson, A. Dominguez. Second Row: D. Ladd, G. Turner, P. Montgomery, J. Mork, G. Watson, J. Voorhees. HUSKIETTES First Row: J. Astin, T. Barthe, B. Hansen, J. Cortez. Second Row: P. Durand, P. Kokores, P. Burnside, D. Smith, L. Thomassen. Third Row: L. Loze, M. Lucido, S. Finlay, P. Elbert, L. Hursey. Fourth Row: P. Pease, C. Wolther, M. Allen, P Oliver. 127 ANDROCLES AND CAST Androcles Jjm Steigerwald Magaera Susan Call, Vicky Norman Centurion Floyd Meeks Captain Bill Riggs Lavinia Diane Martin Lentulus Tom Chivers Metellus- James Ogden Spintho Robert Shaw The Lion - ... _ __ Joyce Horejsi Ox Driver _ Dave Jordan Beggar Woman _ _ _ Laurel Moore Events Announcer Debbie Carvahlo Secutor Mike Kirkpatrick Retiaruis Larry Hale Editor Fred Matsumoto Vestal Virgins _ _ _ Pat Brown, Pam Pease The Christians Gretchen Gunsell, Den Bettencourt, Evelyn Rice, Katharine Turner, Jim Emming, Linda Fraga, Karen Olsen, Dan Tarr Roman Soldiers Mike Kirkpatrick, Sid McGinnis, Ken Boals, Larry Hale Slaves Barbara Valles, Mary Ann Hardy Androcles is scolded by his shrewish wife, Magoera. 130 Roman soldiers look on as a Christian stands up for his rights. THE LION Romans look on as Androcles befriends the lion. Androcles Lion Shouts of ' Throw them to the lions echoed on the stage even after the last Christian had been devoured. This year ' s senior class play Androcles and the Lion was greeted with enthusiastic approval by all who attended. The stu¬ dents aptly displayed their theatrical talents through the direction of Mr Bertino and the student directors. The class of ' 63 wishes to express its grati¬ tude to Mr. Bertino for donating so generously his time, effort, and talent to this year ' s senior play. It was a roaring success. Student directors Pat Durand and Kathy Hawker confer with Doug Turner, stage manager. The Captain pleads with Lavinia to be a respectable Roman lady. 131 THE GIFT OF THE MAGI THE FACULTY CHRISTMAS PLAY An unusual twist was given to 0 Henryk sentimental Christmas story, Gift of the Magi. Washington ' s faculty presented a musical version of this nostalgic tale Those who attended the faculty ' s performance peeked in on the marital problems of Jim and Della Yocmg, saw the faculty ' s version of the Flamingo Flip, and heard the bar¬ bershop quartet ' s rendition of My Sugar Is the Salt of the Earth. The proceeds of this benefit were donated to the Washington High School Faculty Club ' s Scholarship Fund. Jim and Della in their New York flat. Della and Madame Sofronie discuss price of Della ' s hair. A maqnificent achievement credited to our faculty. CAST Narrator_ Woman in Audience Grocery Boy_ Della Young _ Mr. Gergin_ Jim Young_ Skidder _ Clara _ Mrs. Abercrombie Policeman_ Miss Peaslee _ Miss Asher_ Miss Grattan Danny _ Chris_ Gordon Me Burney __ Mr. Spiegel Santa Claus_ Mr. Livingstone Soapy Women Patrons Bartender_ Piano Player_ Waiters Man_ Hazel Ethel Saloon Manager Madame Sofronie Woman in Shop Bank Vice-President Pawnbroker Jewelry Clerk_ _ yt _Don Wolfe Sally Davidson _Keith Poier _ _ Jan Marshall _Jock Foster _Wil King _James C. Bertino _ Liza Harrod _Liz Schaeffer . _Anthony Marrazzo Joyce Goldsworthy _ Connie Heimbecker Harriett Thornburg _ Bernie Hofmann _ George Hunt Steve Gallagher _John Kriege Stu Lane _ Harry Edwards _Lou Gregory _Tom Holmes Shirley King, Annabelle Vargas Gary Rehrig _ Neil McCarthy Dan Severns, Clint Sparks _Bob Young Mary Jo Avilla Carol Armfield _Clyde Russell Doris Van Scoy Carley Schwartz Dick Brautigom Harry Brumbaugh Clyde Russell Jim ' s boss tries to arrange a loan for him. 132 Christmas Eve party at the office. HANSEL AND GRETEL CHILDREN’S PLAY Once again the advanced droma class enter¬ tained 1 500 eager Fremont children with their spirited production of Hansel ond Gretel. From the pages of Grimm ' s Fairy Tales comes this heart-lightening story of Hansel and Gretel ' s adventures in the black forest of the wicked witch. Under the direction of James Bertino, assisted by students Diane Martin and Pam Roberts, the story of Hansel and Gretel was brought to life by the fine performances of the students. Mr. Bertino Director When a cat can speak, only then you will find the Forest Fairy. CAST Witch Hansel_ Gretel _ Stepmother Father _ Forest Fairy_ Trudi_ Children in cage _Ken Turner -Doug Turner Pam Simmons Adele Bean Tony Phillips _ Bunny Sharpe - Sandy Schulke Diane Martin, Jim Sawyers, Ken Boales, Adele Bean, Doris Rose Forest Fairy reveals the plan to destroy the witch. Hansel and Gretel stare with bewilderment at their cruel step¬ mother. Hansel and Gretel search for the source A joyous celebration follows the death of the Wicked Witch of the magical music. DIARY OF ANNE FRANK CAST Cast for Diary of Anne Frank Anne Frank Ann Oliveras Otto Frank Harold Seyvertsen Mrs Frank Kathi Hawker Margot Frank Judy Viegelman Mr Van Daan Bob Dickerson Mrs. Van Daan Pamela Roberts Peter Van Daan Doug Turner Miep Cindy Marcotte Mr. Kraler Charles Gill Mr. Dussel Ken Boals All wait anxiously for Mr Kraler to return, hoping he will not be caught by the Nazis. Even during such deprivation, they find time to give thanks for what they have. Though it is very difficult to speak privately, Peter and Anne get a chance to talk olone. This year Washington ' s Drama Club presented the outstand¬ ing Broadway hit Diary of Anne Frank 7 This true to life drama of a group of Jewish families hiding from the Nazis was a challenging pro¬ duction for our students. But the persecution of the Jews in Amsterdam, Holland, during World War II was portrayed very effectively. 134 Getting on each others ' nerves, the two families try desperately to get along together. The flute section is featured on Bolero for Bond k Mr. Cross works up on appetite just before lunch in a serious rehearsal. Power in a bond comes from the trumpets, sup¬ ported by the drums. On Friday, April 5, the music de¬ partment joined forces to present a Serenade for Spring ' Variety was the keynote, as the concert included such selections as: The Great Gate of Kiev by strings; several Big Band arrangements by the stage band; selections from Kismet by the chorus; and con¬ cluded with the symphonic band in a stirring arrangement of selec¬ tions from Camelot. One hun¬ dred and forty music students par¬ ticipated in this easy-to-listen-to concert, under the direction of Mr. Cross and Mr. Thornburg. Dick Faust was featured as clarinet soloist. Saxophones add a reed color to the brass instruments. 135 PAJAMA GAME CAST Sid Frank Reeve Babe Pat Brown Hines John Kay Gladys Bonnie Mattos Prez Ken Matthew Mae __ Martha Klemm Hosier Charles Gill Mabel - Lynne Miller Brenda Pam Simmons Poopsie Robin Me Dougall First Helper Jim Steigerwald Second Helper Jeff Thomsen Charlie - Harold Seyvertsen Max Tom Cadwell Eddie-James Ogden Joe Arnie Gaides Martha __ Jeanne Dennis Carmen Anita Richards Shirley Barbara Franklen Marilyn Rexine Quinones Anne _ _ Jacki Sheets Virginia Joyce Olsen Sarah _ Karole Olsen Pop Jim Emming Waiter_ Jim Ogden Chorus: Gordon Me Donald, Bob Mendonca, Linda Perrin, Jack Rehig, Rose Severa, Jan ice Stein. Dancers: Karen Abel, Debbie Car- valhe, Joyce Horejsi, Robin Me Dougall, Sherri Raap, Carol Weed; with Martha Klemm and Bonnie Mattos. Assistant to the director—Doria Rose. Stage Manager—Doug Turner This is our Once-A-Yeor Day , sings the full company at the union ' s annual picnic. If WHS never sees a pair of Pajamas again it will be fine, for since last February these delicate items have been seen and talked of continuously. It was the year of ' The Pajama Game. The biggest show of the fine arts area 1962-1963 season. Under the skillful guidance of Mr. Cross, general director; Mr. Thornburg, Vocal Director; and Mr. Bertino, Technical Director; a talented company of over 100 people joined forces to sing such tuneful hits as Hey There, Steam Heat, and Hernando ' s Hideaway. Close to 2300 people enjoyed the thrilling three-night run. The unlikely novel 7V£ Cents by Richard Bisseu provided the story for this comical return to vaude¬ ville. It involves problems between union workers and management in a small pajama factory, which Abe finally resolves after numerous hysterical scenes and songs. All ends happily when you ' re in the Pa¬ jama Game. Apple! I ' m lucky if I can hit the target Board. Hines exclaims, as Gladys tries to stop him, while Babe prepares to be the victim. But honestly, the waist button popped! Hines Now hurry up girls; can ' t wast e time ’ Hines tells the factory workers, tries to explain as Sid and Hosier look on. STAGE CREW MAKE-UP TRAGOS-COMOS 139 SPORTS QUEEN PAT ANDERSEN Sherri Raap—1st Runner-up Diane Delfs—2nd Runner-up A new tradition was established at Washington High this year. For the first time in its history, a Sports Queen was crowned. The Sports Queen, Pat Andersen, and her prin¬ cesses, Sherri Raap and Diane Delfs, will reign over all sports. Representatives from these sports nominated candidates for Sports Queen The Stu¬ dent Body had the final vote This year ' s Sports Queen is unlike the Football Queen of previous years, who sold tickets as votes. Pat Andersen, with her attendants, represents the athletes of Washington High. 143 Jim Ingram—Head Coach Bill Cole—Senior Dave Froines—Senior John Garza—Senior 144 VARSITY First Row: A Blanco, G. Vidrio, R Courts, J. Brenneis, D. Duboce. Second Row: R. Vares, T. Johnson, M. Shelton, R West, K. Jenkins, M O ' Flinn Third Row: J. Voorhees, B. Cole, R. Haycock, D. Treglown, D. Froines. 1962 RECORD HUSKIES 0 James Lick 19 HUSKIES 19 Samuel Ayer 40 HUSKIES 12 Andrew Hill 6 HUSKIES 12 Irvington 18 HUSKIES 13 Newark 24 HUSKIES 0 Overfelt 41 HUSKIES 0 San Jose 39 HUSKIES 13 Logan 0 HUSKIES 12 Pioneer 13 Robbie Vares — Co-captain Despite a rather dim season the 1962 Washington Huskies con look back on the year with many glorious moments to remember. One thing that will stand out in their minds will be the regaining of the Pop Goold trophy from their cousins from Union City. Some of the high lights of the season can best be capped by each gome: Only two minutes remained on the clock when Dick Treglown went high into the air to snag a Rick Johnstone pass for their first 1962 victory against Andrew Hill. Junior full¬ back, Alex Blonca, rushed for 130 yards to help salvage the triumph. Against new rival Newark High, Blanca grabbed a screen pass and rambled 73 yards to paydirt with Knights in hot pursuit FOOTBALL 0 1 I First Row: R. Cole, J. Acosta, R. Frisbie, M. Carver, R. Johnstone Second Row: S. Robb, C. Loud, R. Ferguson, J. Henderson, S. Rogers, Coach Ingram. Third Row: J. Curtis, J. Garza, D. Mowreader, J. Miller, H. Seyvertsen. Mr. Rickert, Mr. Reynosa Assistant Coaches Terry Johnson—Senior MHAL STANDINGS W Willow Glen 9 Lincoln 8 Overfelt 6 James Lick 6 San Jose 6 Newark 4 Samuel Ayer 4 James Logan 3 Irvington 3 Andrew Hill 3 WASHINGTON 2 Pioneer 1 L 0 1 3 3 3 5 5 6 6 6 7 8 Mainly a junior-dominated squad, Washington got tremendous efforts from departing seniors Robbie Vares, Dick Treglown, Bill Cole, Terry Johnson, John Garza, and Dave Froines. Honors were bestowed upon several Huskies who proved to be stars in their own rights. Dick Treglown, Robbie Vares, Alex Blanca and part time guard Dale Mowreoder were named to the all-city eleven with Mowreader and Blanca gaining nods both ways. Blanca was a second team all-MHAL selections while Mowreader, Treglown and Rick Haycock made honorable mention. Team awards given out were: co-captains, Dick Treglown and Robbie Vares; most valuable player, Dick Treglown; most valuable lineman, Rick Haycock; most voluable back, Alex Blanca; most inspirational, Dale Mowreader; coaches Award, Irving Rosenberg. Dick Treglown—Senior Robbie Vares—Senior We gave that extra effort in order to regain the Pop Goo Id trophy, said the majority of the eleven outstanding per¬ formers pictured above who were instrumental in Washington ' s 1 3-0 triumph over neighboring James Logan. The win brought the trophy back after a year ' s absence from Huskyville. The Colt-Husky series now stands at two wins apiece. WASHINGTON vs NEWARK A 73-yard pass-run touchdown by Alex Blanca went for naught as the Huskies lost a 24-13 heartbreaker to Newark High in the first meet¬ ing between the two schools. Blanca, a junior line-plunger, took a screen pass from signal- caller Rich Johnstone and eluded two Knights at midfield and scampered down the sidelines to paydirt with the Knights in hot pursuit. Immediately following intermission, the Huskies needed only four plays to chalk up their second touchdown. This time Blanca and Dick Treglown reeled off big chunks of yardage before the lanky 6 ' 3 Treglown skirted left end for six points. Jim Ingram singled out Blanco, Treglown, Robbie Vares, and Dave Froines for their tremendous output. WASHINGTON vs IRVINGTON Irvington Hi fashioned a 18-12 triumph over our hard-luck Huskies for their first win of the year, despite outstanding efforts by Dick Treglown, Dale Mowreader, Robbie Vares and John Garza. Junior halfback Dale Mowreader tallied his first varsity touchdown rambling over would-be tacklers for six big points. Holding a 12-6 lead at halftime, Washington just plainly ran out of gas to the high-flying Vikings. Another junior, Alex Blanca, carried in for the other score. Despite the loss, the Huskies defense had the crowd on the edge of their seats all evening with their fierce tackling and desire, but Irvington was not denied and walked off with the victory. We at the Naval Academy don ' t consider a successful football season unless we beat Army said a rear admiral a decade ago. The same goes for the Washington Huskies in their annual backyard rivalry with the James Logan Colts. 12 point underdogs going into the classic, the Huskies, living up to their potential, outplayed the Colts in every phase of the game including the score 13-0 as 6,000 frenzied fans raved at every block, tackle, and run the Huskies made. Junior quarterback Rich Johnstone, engineered Washington to paydirt after the ensuing kickoff in just nine plays. With Alex Blanca running inside and senior Dick Treglown sweeping the ends, Jim Ingram ' s gridders scored with 5:15 left in the first quar¬ ter. Blanca capped the long march, bulling in from the eight. After on exchange of punts, the high-flying Huskies hit the scoreboard again; this time Johnstone scored standing up from the five on a quarterback keeper. Tackle Rich Haycock split the uprights for the PAT. WASHINGTON vs LOGAN FOOTBALL First Row: M. McMicken, D. Avila, J. Rogers, A. Domingues, B. Arington, T. Smith, J. Shultz, D. Ladd. Second Row: J. Pickering, C. Carver, J. Eaves, M. Branco, P. Montgomery, M. Jang, M. McNultey, P Brazil, T. Hopson. Third Row: Coach Holmes, B. Dinardo, R. Merchant, K. Brencic, C. Warden, G. Turner, P Nelson, W. Amarol, L. Fernandes, F. Golden, Coach Stelle. Fourth Row: L. Hollums, B Bist, R. Waterman, D. Rasmussen, F. Gygox, K. Vargas, R. Young, G. McSwain, C. Pool. 1962 RECORD PUPPIES 0 James Lick 6 PUPPIES 7 Samuel Ayer 12 PUPPIES 13 Andrew Hill 19 PUPPIES 14 Irvington 19 PUPPIES 20 Newark 0 PUPPIES 12 Overfelt 13 PUPPIES 7 San Jose 38 PUPPIES 27 Logan 0 PUPPIES 0 Pioneer wins forfeit- by -2 After a slow start Norm Stelle ' s Puppies put together a potent offensive attack to go with their stinging defense and knocked off rivals Newark and Irvington to end the season on a winning note. Led by all-leogue choice, Terry Smith, the Puppies steamrolled over Newark 2-0. The sophomore half¬ back tallied three touchdowns and the conversion for a perfect evening. Scoring at will the Puppies did everything but sell and collect tickets at the gate as they easily drubbed the James Logan Ponies 27-0. Smith was the only first-team pick while Dave Avila, Steve Rogers and Bob Arrington placed on the second club. MHAL STANDINGS W L T Lincoln 9 0 0 Irvington 6 2 1 San Jose 6 3 0 James Lick 6 3 0 Pioneer 5 3 1 Samuel Ayer 5 4 0 Overfelt 4 4 1 Willow Glen 4 5 0 Andrew Hill 3 5 1 WASHINGTON 2 7 0 James Logan 2 7 0 Newark 0 9 0 r- — YiFiv IT Senior: ROBBIE VARES Co-Captain: DICK TREGLOWN Senior: DAVE THOMAS VARSITY r Senior: GREG WATSON Senior: RICH KIMMEL SENIORS 151 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row, Left to Right: W Blumer, L. Hollums, D. Thomas, Watson, S. Crane, D. Reina, R. Kimmel, D. Treglown, J. Acosta, R. August, D Nelson, R Mirande. Bock Row: Coach Garrison, G. R. Vares, R. Johnstone, J. Oviatt, Head Manager. Coaching the basketball team for the first time this year, Coach Garrison, with his band of determined Huskies combined courage, skill, and great athletic sportsmanship to end the sea¬ son in a tie for fifth place in the Mount Hamilton Athletic League The fact that the Huskies were the shortest team in the league appeared to be a handicap; they proved, however, that it wasn ' t, by being the only team in the district to finish in the first divi¬ sion. Defeating Logan and Irvington, the high-spirited Huskies also took a fifty per cent interest of the district throne. Probably the most amazing and furi¬ ously played game of the year was that which ended in the defeat of San Jose High. With only one second left to play, Robbie Vares sunk an unbeliev¬ able shot from half court to put the Huskies in the lead by one point This game is sure to be remembered for a long time to come Dick Treglown, most valuable player in the district, put his name in the school records as the greatest scorer in the history of Washington. Individual honors bestowed on other team mem¬ bers were: Most Improved Player— Darryl Reina; Team Captain and Most Inspirational—Roy August; and Most Valuable Player and Co-Captain — Dick Treglown Scores Washington 62 Washington 39 Washington 52 Washington 44 Washington 50 Washington 30 Washington 57 Washington 49 Washington 57 Washington 51 Washington 0 Washington 31 Washington 45 MHAL Lincoln James Lick San Jose Willow Glen Washington Ayer Andrew Hill Irvington Newark Pioneer Logan Overfelt Newark 66 Amador 28 Overfelt 39 Aragon 69 Ayer 53 Willow Glen 43 Lincoln 67 Logan 41 San Jose 56 Hill 39 Pioneer (forf ' t) 2 Irvington 25 Lick 48 Standing ii 0 8 3 8 3 8 3 6 5 6 5 4 7 4 7 4 7 4 7 2 9 1 10 WASHINGTON vs. NEWARK Washington received a 66-62 jolt at the hands of hot-shooting Newark High in the first basketball game between the two district rivals. Robbie Vares, 6 ' 1 senior, scorched the net for twenty points, keeping the spirited Huskies within striking distance before a crowd of 1700 screaming fans. Washington crept within a bucket and then with a single shot Vares brought the score to 36-all. However Newark managed to move out in front once more, and Washington encountered its first Mount Hamilton League loss to the Knights but not before the Huskies put on the dazzling display of markmanship. WASHINGTON vs. LOGAN In this most memorable game, Washington seemed to follow the same victorious pattern as they called upon student body prexy, Greg Watson to pull it out of the bag, giving the fast surging Huskies a 31-25 win (over their bitter rival, Irvington), and a share of the Washington Union High School District crown. The win—knocking Irvington from the unbeaten list for district squads—shoved Washington upwards onto the high pedestal for a 50 percent interest to the throne. Dick Treglown, who put his name in the school record books as the greatest scorer in the history of Washington, succeeded in putting the Huskies in the lead for the first time that afternoon; and then Watson intervened and added his contribution. Treglown showed why he was most valuable player last year tallying 13 points in the low-scoring fracas which saw some highly-spirited Husky contingents come from behind for a glorious triumphant victory. Ray Garrison and his band of revitalized Huskies, led by mighty Dick Treglown, journeyed cross-town to Union City to give the James Logon Colts a point or two on the fine art of basketball. Washington ' s great Huskies returned home with their second straight vic¬ tory of 47-41. Garrison ' s crew banking in shots from every angle, could do nothing wrong the opening quarter while holding the Colts at an almost complete standstill. Although they were outmanned in the depart¬ ment, the Huskies made up for it with their outstanding and fierce toctics. Robbie Vares, Roy August, Darrell Reina, and Greg Watson all were standouts in their own right. This win gave Washington ' s Varsity its second consecutive triumph over the Colts. WASHINGTON vs. IRVINGTON 153 B BASKETBALL Front Row: Larry Tyles, Mike Clare, Tim Daugherty, Tom Ahern, Rasmussen, Tim Seyvertsen, Bob Stevenson, Tony Banta, Bob Doug Ladd, Jim Johnston, Pete Horton. Back Row: Coach Stelle, Ledbetter. Dave Lopez, Thane Tienson, Ron Riggs, Frank Gygax, Dwight Tremendous team effort brought the PUPPIES a league championship. Led by Coach Stelle, the Puppies obtained the best league record of 10-1, averaging 40 6 points per game. Team captain, Julian Blea, broke the long standing B scoring record with 275 points, including a record of 63 free throws. Other outstanding players were Tim Daugherty, Tom Ahern, and Dwight Rasmussen. SCORES Washington 42 Newark 36 Washington 45 Amador 18 Washington 36 Overfelt 28 Washington 40 Aragon 38 Washington 45 Ayer 41 Washington 51 Willow Glen 49 Washington 42 Lincoln 39 Washington 45 Logan 28 Washington 2 Pioneer Forfeit 0 Washington 24 San Jose 42 Washington 37 Hill 28 Washington 34 Irvington 28 Washington 43 Lick 42 ' STANDING ' WASHINGTON San Jose Pioneer Overfelt Lincoln Willow Glen WINS 10 9 7 7 7 6 LOSSES 1 2 4 4 4 5 These were the league standings as known at date of publication. C BASKETBALL Roger Milligan, Bob McClinlock, Gary Hiatt, Coach Garrison, Cliff Sweatnam, Bill Schramm (captain), Lloyd Barks. D BASKETBALL Gary Knauer, Ted Lappegarrd, Roger Ebbage, Robert Olson, Coach Garrison, George Bist, Gary Moffett, Bob Jibson, Phil Haubert. 155 CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY I—Kneeling: D. Garcia, W. Lewis, G. Burruss, R Blea, Captain Standing: B. Morse, C. Lloyd, R. Selbo, R. Cletherow, J. Greenlee. VARSITY II: D. Silvera, J. Faria, F. Fowzer, D. Owyer, D. Chan. FROSH.-SOPH.—Kneeling: T Nielsen, M. Silva, B Olson, D. Patton, D. Lappegaard, L Nielaen Standing: C. Hagerty, J. Vaughan, B. Silva, F. Simpson, B. Goodeill, A. Guzman, B. Hail, D. Powell. The 1962 cross country season saw the Husky distance runners cop an unprecedented fifth straight title and rank them one of the nation ' s best. Producing as many as two out¬ standing runners a year, Wil King kept his record intact with heralded Bruce Morse, Ron Selbo, and Roy Blea waltzing their contingent to the league title. By season ' s end, Morse had developed into one of north¬ ern California ' s top runners. Although plagued by various injuries, the Huskies still man¬ aged to breeze through the sea¬ son with only two losses. Look¬ ing for the future, King devel¬ oped many fine runners who will be welcomed back. Freshmen ' s Mitch Silva and Tom Moore turned in creditable jobs for first-year men. Supplying the needed incentive to lower their times were Tony Garcia, Chet Lloyd, Ron Clitherow, Danny Garcia, Wayne Lewis, Jesse Greenlee and Geary Burruss. Blea was selected captain. Coach: WIL KING Senior: ROD SELBO Senior: CHET LLOYD Senior: BRUCE MORSE Captain: ROY BLEA, Jr. 157 VARSITY TRACK Front Row Kneeling, Left to Right: A. Reshel, J. Borreras, R. Row: D. Coccelatto, R. Selbo, B. Morse, D. Froines, M. Rasmussen, Kanoa, J. Henderson, R. Marchant. Second Row: T. Fowzer, P. Horton, H. Veglahn. C. Lloyd, B. Bist, B. Shaw, J. Voorhees, J. Rosenberg. Third Randy Ranoa demonstrates his accomplishment in the broad jump. Superbly representing Washington in both potential and spirit was the Varsity Track Team led by Coach King. The fact that the track team suffered somewhat from lack of depth did not hinder the enthusiasm of our determined Huskies. Out¬ standing performers in the league included: Chet Lloyd in the mile; Rod Selbo in the 880; Randy Ranoa in the broadjump; Jim Henderson in the 100 and 220; and Alan Reshel in the pole vault and high jump. The team was also greatly aided by Bruce Morse in the mile, John Barraras in the 440, Jim Vaughan in the high jump and low hurdles. Herb Veglahn in the discus and shot put, John Rosenberg in the shot put, and Bob Shaw in the high and low hurdles. Bob Shaw shows how a Husky hurdles. B TRACK Front Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: W Woody, R Bleo, G. Burruss, J. Bettencourt, J Johnston, P. Montgomery Second Row, Standing: A. Jensen, Mgr., D. Smith, D. Patton, A. Bice, T. Smith, T Tienson, R. Clitherow, B Mendonca, Mgr. Third Row, Standing: R. Vaughan, R. Mahler, D. Freiburger, D. Swift, D. Nissen, P. Maldonado. The B Track Team seems victory bound with a num¬ ber of returning lettermen. Rick Vaughan, who has the high jump record in sight, may prove to be a great asset to the team, along with Thane Tienson. Dis¬ tance men Gary Burruss and Ron Clitherow will help greatly. Last year ' s record- breaking sprinter, Jim Johnston, will handle the sprints. Terry Smith illustrates the art of pole vaulting. Rick Vaughan clears the bar with perfect form. C TRACK Front Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: G. Moffett, R. Fredette, P. M. Oliver, B. Sinsay. Third Row, Standing: T Nielsen, T. Clifford, Buckmon, B Westin, L. Halbert, M. Hackett. Second Row, E. Blyth, L. Nielsen, H. Pray, W. Perscheid, D. Muniz, D. Powell. Standing: M. McNulty, C. Cawer, R Hudson, V. Cogal, T. Moore, D TRACK Standing, Left to Right: B. Olson, R. Davidson, J. Caruso, E. Minton, M. Flores. 161 VARSITY WATER Left Row—Front to Bock: B. Miller, P. Kontich, J. Nelson, R. Trout, G. Howe, A. Logan, M. Moyland, J. Brady. Right Row: J. Bettencourt, S. Nelson, M. Newman, S. Van Scoy, R. Buehler, D. Warner, K. Christensen. Without o doubt, the Washington Huskies rank as one of the top water polo powerhouses in northern California year in and year out. And this year was no exception. Bob Eustis and his band of Husky water poloists swept through Mount Hamilton Athletic League competition with an unblemished record for the third consecutive year and, as usual, dominated the mythical squad placing high school All- American ' s junior Sky Van Scoy, senior goalie Mike Mayland and senior defensive star Allen Logan. VanScoy and Mayland were selected along with 40 other top water polo players throughout the nation for this outstanding honor. Stressing a stingy defense, Washington dealt neme¬ sis James Lick a crushing 11-7 defeat giving the proud Huskies the crown for another year to reign among their many championship pennants. Van Scoy literally burned the nets game after game with his uncanny shots to give his mates easy vic¬ tories. He also was the league ' s scoring champ. Mayland, a 6-1, 160 pound goalie, and team cap¬ tain, proved a tough man for opponents to score and Logan time and again had the job of guarding the opposition ' s ace scorer. Logan was elected most valuable player while Van Scoy was selected the league ' s offensive star. POLO FROSH - SOPH Senior—GEORGE HOWE Senior—BILL MILLER Coptoin—MIKE MAYLAND Senior—GARY JOHNSON The Frosh-Soph didn ' t tare as well as their counter¬ parts, but gave indication that next year ' s varsity will be top contenders. Although dropping in the standings from the past year ' s, the Huskies F-S had a few bright spots. Sophomore, David McCrary, was unstoppable in league action scoring almost at will. For his outstanding efforts McCrary was accorded laurels on the all-league squad. He also was voted captain and most valuable player by his teammates for a job well done. Fray Heath received second-team honors. Dennis Duarte and Don Prior shone at different intervals during 19 MHAL Varsity Standings 63 Win Lost WASHINGTON 6 0 Lick 5 1 Andrew Hill 3 3 Samual Ayer 2 5 Pioneer 1 5 Overfelt 0 6 Left Row—Front to Back: M Williams, F. Heath, C. Moyland, D. Smith, D. Duarte, J. Wills, R. Keller. Right Row: D. Richard¬ son, D. Prior, G. Young, J. Trout, R. Rapp, R. Howe, P. Miller. 163 VARSITY Front Row, Standing, Left to Right: B Miller, G. Howe, S. Von Scoy, T. Ambiel. Second Row: E. Edgren, Coach Eustis, A. Logan. Third Row: J. Brady, D. Warner, R. Buehler, F. Gygax. ■ ■ Swimming ond diving meets are won by events. For this reason, individual power is important. The Huskies have several outstanding swimmers ond divers. (Freestyle—Al Logan and Sky Van Scoy, Backstroke—Dave Warner and Berry Wood, Breaststroke—John Brady, ond Butterfly—Roger Buehler.) Prospects for top position in the league standings are good with the Huskies being ex¬ pected to finish in a tie for 1st or 2nd place. The Frosh-Soph team furnishes promise for the future Varsity Huskies. They have shown up favor¬ ably in competition and are expected to finish 3rd or 4th in the league. Among the top swimmers in their individual events ore G. Young and R. Rapp, backstroke; S. Nelson, R. Howe, and F. Heath, freestyle; and Individual Medley, G. Young and R Keller. Front Row, Left to Right: K. Poier, M. Quier, B McLean, D. Heath, R. Galinsky, B McClelland. Third Row: R Howe, R. Rapp, McKinley. Second Row: R. Keller, T Lovejoy, C. Crawford, F. M. Giseburt, Coach Eustis, R. Gelin, S. Nelson, M. Newman. wm VARSITY VARSITY I Left to Right: R. Cole, J. Voorhees, T. Smith, R. Ranoa, R. Hudson, J. Perales, J. Perales, A. Smith, D. Burns, A. Dominquez, K. Vargas, S. Rogers, D. Mowreader. Senior—RANDY RANOA MHAL Place Winner- -JOSE PERALES 166 Coach Reynoso WRESTLING Senior — IRV ROSENBURG MHAL Place Winner ARNO DOMINQUEZ Reynoso ' s matmen, with the assistance of coach Ingram, tied for seventh place with Logan. The strong point of the team lies in the lower weight section. The team will be stronger next year due to the many returning lettermen. Arno Dominquez, junior, placed second in the 127- pound weight class in the MHAL League matches. Jose Perales placed second in his own weight class of 1 12; how¬ ever, he also brought back to Huskyville the honor of plac¬ ing second in the Northern California Sectionals and fourth in the State Meet. VARSITY II Lett to Right: S. Robb, T. Antone, A. Guzman, N. Louthan, S. McGinnis, R. Whitney, J. Caruso, M. Quier, G. Johnson, G. Nagata, V. Cogal, E. Linder, D. Lappegaard, R. Marchant, B. Coffey. 167 VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: E. Hillhouse, M McMiken, Oviott, Manager, R Ferguson, D. Mowreader, B. Cole, D. Treglown, D. Ladd, R. Johnstone, J. Miller. L. Hollums. Back Row: J. R. Vares, R. Hoycock, W. Blumer, Cooch Synder. 168 Bill Cole Cole Slides in, as Vares tags. Three of the B ' s outstanding pitchers wind up for a fast ball. The 1963 version of the Husky baseball team revealed a com¬ paratively young, but hustling group of ball players, with as many as four Sophomores appearing in the starting line-up in early season games. Pitching is definitely the team ' s greatest asset, with Junior Rick Johnstone and Senior Dick Treglown outstanding in this im¬ portant department. Larry Hollums, smooth fielding Junior short¬ stop, has sparkled defensively, while Senior Co-Captain Robbie Vares and Sophomore Doug Ladd have led the team offensively. Coach Snyder feels that if his young players can come through with some timely hitting and sound fielding, Washington could field a fine representative team before this year ' s season comes to a close. Washington ' s Frosh-Soph Baseball team proved to be a great asset to our athletic record this year. They have represented Washington in superb style and with the leadership of Coach Ingram are expected to finish with top honors. Among some of those showing great potential are Al Adams and Russ Young, pitchers; Dave Avila, Russ Ferguson and Jim Miller, fielders. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL Front Row, Left to Right: Jibson, Bob, Lappegaard, Ted; Ambiel, Bob; Lewis, Bob; Banta, Tony; Acosta, Jack; Ledbetter, Bob; Pat; Avila, Dave; Fernandes, Lon; Jang, Mark. Second Row: Couthren, Dave; Roderick, Brian. Eaves, John; Costaglio, Mike. Third Row: Silva, Mike; Arington, 169 TENNIS First Row: Bob Fritch, Phil Brazil, Tim Daugherty, Coach Herb, Ken Christianson, Ron Mirande, Griff Turner Second Row: Ken Dubuque, Mike Tatum, Jim Wills, Dan Zook, Keith Jenkins, Chris Bubb, Tom Ahern, Ken Brencic, Gerry Weed Third Row: Clyde Haggerty, Steve Kerr, Tim Seyvertsen, Steve Crane, Dave Reeve, Phil Lohde, Jeff Trout. The Husky tennis team hopes to enjoy a suc¬ cessful season under the new coaching super¬ vision of Mr. Herb This year ' s top singles men are Ron Mirande, Phil Brazil, Tim Daughtery, Bob Fritch, and Griff Turner Ken Christensen, Mike Tatum and Bill Nordvik are the top men in doubles Returning seniors on the Husky team are Phil Lahde and Mike Tatum. Senior: MIKE TATUM GOLF Front: John Mitscha, John Garza, Gary Scheuler Back: Frank Cannella, Bill Silva, Tim Stethem, Mr. Bettencourt, Bill Wells, Larry Dietz, Dave Jordan. The Washington golf team is expected to have a very suc¬ cessful season this year. Under the direction of Coach Betten¬ court, the Huskies practice on the greens of the Kiote Hills Country Club. John Garza is the only Senior returning let- terman, and the top players are Mike Spellman, Tim Ste¬ them, John Mitscha and Bob Ramm. Senior: JOHN GARZA ’--a G.A.A. OFFICERS LaVena Underwood Marsha Martin The Girls Athletic Association, or G.A.A., has long been an active part of the extra curricular activities at Washington High School. The members of G.A.A. spend one afternoon a week practicing the various seasonal sports. Among these are volleyball, softball, basket¬ ball, and speed-a-way. At the end of each season the girls enjoy one afternoon of free play. At the start of the year under the direction of advisor, Miss Goldsworthy, the members nominate a president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer to office. Then each class elects representatives and thus the G.A.A. board is formed. Joyce Jessup Karen Baker G.A.A. BOARD Karen Baker, Kathy Freitas, Joyce Jessup, B J. Hird. Sitting: Miss Goldsworthy. Kneeling: LaVena Underwood, Marsha Martin, Carla Barton, Carol Soristo, Nancy Hudgel. 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Cabrillo Shopping Center Fremont FREMONT FREIGHT LINES 40871 High Street Irvington District Fremont 656-0142 State Hauling — Cargo Insured Safe, Dependable Service Owner Ben Mozzatti Good Luck Class of ' 63 INDEX —A— Abbott, Carol 32 Abbott, Keith 63 Abel, Karen 63, 136 Abina, Bob 63 Abraham, Daryl 71 Accinelli, John 32 Acosta, Jack 63, 145, 169 Adams, Allen 63, 169 Adams, Cecil 71 Adams, Dale 71 Adams, Nancy 32, 107 Adams, Phillip 71 Adams, Steve 63 Adams, Wanza 32 Ahern, Mary 7 1 Ahern, Tom 55, 154, 125, 170 Ahlborn, Barbara 63 Ahlborn, Sandra 63 Ahm, Charles 63 Ake, Lislie 63 Alameida, Brenda 71 Alameida, Wayne 63 Alexander, Richard 55 Alexander, Rosemarie 32 Alexander, Sharon 71 Alger, Bruce 63 Allan, Kathy 55 Allen, Mary 63, 99, 127 Allington, Kathleen 63 Allison, Mary 55, 99 Allison, Thomas 32 Alonzo, Gerald 23, 32, 119, 121 Alonzo, Robert 55 Amaral, Linda 63 Amaral, Wayne 71 Amato, Rebecca 63 Ambiel, Terry 55 164, 169 Ammerman, Linda 71 Anders, Karen 63 Andersen, Pat 30, 31, 32, 93, 100, 106 Anderson, Jim 63 Anderson, Georgia 7 1 Anderson, Lonnie 71 Anderson, Noncy 55 Anderson, Marilyn 71 Anderson,Robyn 63 Anderson, Robert 63, 1 21 Anderson, Terry 71 Anderson, Bill 32 Andrade, George 71 Andre, Carolyn 71 Angeline, Mark 63 Angus, Gerald 63 Antone, Tom 55, 167 Anzele, Tom 55 Appicello, Tom 55 Arbuckle, Belvia 55 Argyres, Maryann 55, 107 Arias, John 71 Arington, Robert 63, 148, 169 Armstrong, Glen 32, 121 Arveson, Susan 23, 63, 99, 117 Ashton, Suzan 71 Askelson, Judy 55 Astin, Judith 21, 32, 29, 107, 127 Atkinson, Robert 71 August, Roy 32, 151 Avila. David 71, 148, 169 Avilla, Ronnie 55 —B— Baca, Gilbert 55 Backes, Claudia 63 Backes, Sharyn 63 Backman, Elaine 63 Bagley, Mary 63 Bagley, Shirley 71 Bagwill, David 63 Bohr, Judy 33, 101, 102 Baker, Elaine 63 Baker, Cheryl 7 1 Baker, Gary 63 Baker, Karen 55, 123, 174 Baker, Lee 33 Baker, Maribeth 63 Baker, Robert 71 Baker, Walter 71 Balch, Jaynee 33, 86, 106 Baldwin, Melissa 63 Banks, Donna 7 1 Banta, Anthony 63, 154, 169 Banta, Louise 55 Baptista, Janet 71 Barendregt, Susan 71 Barks, Lloyd 71 Barksdale, Janis 23, 71, 99 Barnes, Carol 55 Baroa, Barbara 33 Baron, Douglas 63 Barr, Jerri 55 Barr, Jill 71 Barr, Judith 33, 100, 101, 102 Barreras, Henry 55 Barreras, John 33, 158 Barrett, Mike 33 Barthe, Terry 23, 63, 127 Bortolotta, Lucinda 55 Barton, Carla 55, 98, 174 Bass, Carol 71 Bass, Janis 55, 121 Bass, Jim 63, 121 Bass, Judith 63, 121 Bates, Suzanne 71 Bauer, Arlene 63 Bouer, Gregory 7 1 Bean, Adele 55, 133, 117 Beard, Loretta 33 Beard, Phyllis 33 Beck, Judy 63 Becker, Hansi 71 Becknell, Sally 63 Been, Evelyn 63 Beer, Greg 63 Bell, Darlene 71, 103 Bell, Ethel 55 Belshaw, Van 33 Benites, Margaret 63 Benson, Mary 63 Benson, Roger 55 Bentham, David .55, 121 Benthin, Dolores 63 Bentley, Duane 63 Benton, Cheryl 63, 1 1 8 Berry, Bonnie 63 Berryman, Michelle 55, 99, 106, 122 Bethel, Ken 63 Bettencourt, John 63, 125 - 159 Bettencourt, Dennis 33, 130 Bettencourt, James 55, 125, 162 Betz, Sharon 71 Beumer, Kathy 55 Bibiano, Dolores 63 Biddie, Sharon 71 Biggs, Carol 71 Bice, Allen 64, 1 59 Bingham, William 55 Birdwell, Geraldine 64 Biro, Tom 23 Biro, Virginia 64 Bishop, Janice 55 Bist, Charles 71, 158 Bist, George 64 Black, Larry 71 Blackburn, Pauline 71 Blackburn, Robert 64 Blackwell, Leigh 64 Blanca, Alex 55, 144 Blanca, Linda 64 Blaylock, Kelly 71 Blea, Julian 55, 1 54 Blea, Roy 55, 157, 159 Blomberg, Marcia 55. 106 Blood, Ronald 64 Blumer, Wayne 64, 117 Blyth, Edward 64, 1 61 Boals, Ken 64, 130, 133, 134 Bodily, Brian 55 Bodily, Karen 71 Boege, Mary 71, 72 Boliba, Beverly 72 Bolin, Bill 72 Bomer, Thomas 72 Bond, Diana 72 Boser, Don 55 Bottorff, Robin 72 Bowen, Lomas 55 Bowen, Victoria 64 Bowers, Helen 72 Bowers, Rick 33 Bowers, Steven 64 Bowman, Lynn 64 Boyd, Steven 72 Boyer, Arvil 64, 1 2 1 Brackall, Beryl 72, 100 Broding, Jerry 64 Bradley, Harold 34 Brodley, Robert 34 Bradt, Pat 55, 23 Brady, John 55, 125, 162 164 Brady, Tom 64 Branco, Mike 64, 148 Branson, Jacqueline 55 Branson, Judy 72 Brask, Sandra 72, 100 Brask, Wayne 34 Bray, Kenneth 64 Brazil, Joanne 64, 117 Brazil, Philip 55, 100, 101, 102, 125, 149, 170 Brecic, Kenneth 64, 170 Brennan, Mary 72 Brenneis, James 55, 144 Bridges, Gregory 72 Bridges, Shirley 64 Briggs, Peggy 34 Brigman, Linda 64 Brisko, Victoria 72 Brittain, Larry 55 Brookhouser, John 72 Brown, Ginger 34 Brown, George 64 Brown, James 72 Brown, Mary Lou 34, 106 Brown, Patricia 64 Brown, Patricia 34, 100, 122, 123, 130, 136 Brown, Scott 64 Brown, Tom 55 Browne, James 64 Browning, Mary 55 Brumfield, Christie 64 Brunner, Sharon 72 Broyles, Sharon 34 Bryan, Ruthann 64 Bryan, Charles 34 Bryan, Penelope 64 Buckman, Margaret 55 Buckman, Paul 72, 122, 161 Buddington, tAaureen 34 Buehler, Rodger 22, 55, 162, 117, 164 Bunch, Alice 72 Bupp, Chris 64 Burgdorf, Kenneth 55 Burnham, Danny 64 Burns, Dennis 64, 166, 169 Burnside, Peggy 55, 99, 121, 127 Burrous, Judy 55 Burruss, Geary 56, 1 59 Burtner, William 64, 122 Buser, Dave 34 Bush, Carleen 64 —C— Cabral, Kathleen 64 Cadwell, Jon 64, 136 Call, Sue 34, 100, 130 Callaway, Nila 34 Camacho, Louis 56 Camacho, Ricky 64 Campbell, Clark 64 Campbell, Connie 64 Campbell, Dewayne 64 Campbell, Jean 72 Campos, Stephen 72, 1 00, 101 , 102 Cannela, Barbara 72 Cannella, Frank 64, 171 Cannon, Sandra 72 Canter, Judith 72 Carbonel, Theresa 69, 72 Cardoza, Donald 50 Carlton, Sharon 64 Carpenter, Delores 64, 123 Carpenter, Linda 23, 35, 107, 121 Carpenter, Mary 64 Carr, Hal 72 Cartwright, Joyce 64 Caruso, Joe 72, 161, 167 Corvahlo, Debbie 35, 122, 130, 133, 136 Carver, Chris 72, 125, 148, 161 Carver, Mike 54, 145 Cary, Jeanne 64 Castle, Jean 64, 100 Castro, Jesse 64 Castro, Timothy 72 Cater, Charles 72 Cerro, John 72 Chamness, Sharon 72 Chan, Dexter 56 Chandler, Nancy 64 Chapman, Marjorie 56 Chastain, Karen 64 Chaudron, Bernard 56 Chavez, Gloria 56 Chavez, James 72 Chavez, Wayne 64 Chavez, Sharon 64 Chavola, Roger 72 Cheatham, Jerry 64 Cheeseborogh, Terry 56 Cheney, Lillian 56 Chew, Mary 35 Childress, Larry 64 Chitwood, Roy 56 Chitwood, Sandra 72 Chivers, Tom 23, 130, 135 Christianson, Ken 56, 170, 162 Christian, Louise 72 Christiansen, Camill 64 Chun, Doris 64 Clair, Mike 56,154 Clark, Mike 64 Clark, Darlene 72, 99 Clark, Judy 72 Clark, Mary 72, 122 Clark, Sue 56 Claudio, Curt 72 Clifford, Mary 56 Clifford, Timothy 72, 161 Cline, Linda 72, 1 00 Cline, Judy 64 Cline, Phyllis 99 Clitherow, Ronald 64, 125, 159 Cloud, Diane 35 Clute, Nancy 72 Cobie, Roberta 35 Coccellato, Don 56, 121, 158 Coffey, Bruce 56, 64, 167 Cogal, Vincent 167, 161 Cohen, Judith 64 Cole, Bill 35,144 Cole, Linda 72 Cole, Richard 72, 145, 166 Cole, Steve 64 Coleman, Howard 35 Coleman, Linda 72 Coller, Sue 72 Collier, Mike 64 Collins, Sharon 35 Conant, Donald 72 Connolly, Kathy 93, 64 Cook, Ronald 72 ContreM, James 64 Cook, Susan 56 Cook, Timothy 64, 121 Cooley, Richard 72 Cooper, Margie 72 Cooper, Ronald 72 Cooper, Sherron 35, 96 Cornell, Sandra 36 Cornett, Dixie 64, 99 Corniel, Carolyn 64 Corniel, Lana 36 Cortez, Judith 64 127 Cortez, Rodney 64 Costa, Ronnie 64 Costa, Don 64 Costa, Joe 56 Costa, Lynette 72, 99 Costaglio, Mike 64, 169 Cota, Robert 72 Cotton, Janet 64, 99 Courts, Darlene 64 Courts, Randy 56, 144 Couthren, David 65, 169 Crane, Steve 56, 170 Crawford, Clark 65, 165 Crawford, Fred 72 Crawford, Judith 72 Crone, Carol 65 Culbertson, Pat 65 Cunha, Linda 65 Curry, Nancy 56 Curtis, Jeff 65, 1 45 Curtis, Lloyd 65 Curtis, Maurine 65 Cussner, Fred 72 —D— Dailey, Dennis 72 Dahlstrom. Delwen 36 Dalton, Norma 56 Damas, Richard 65 Daniels, Yolanda 65 Dauqherty, John 56, 1 54, 170 Davidson, Koren 72. 100 Davidson. Richard 73, 161 Davis, Craig 65 Dovis, Danny 65 Davis, Dick 65 Davis, Donald 56 Davis, Francine 56 Davis, Lauren 36, 98 Davis, Paula 73 Dawkins, Danny 73 Dawson, Mike 56, 125 Dawson, Patricia 73 Day, Judy 65 Debenedictis. Richard 65 Deboe, Judith 73 Decarlo, Raymond 65 Decker, Sandra 73 Dedmon, Quanda 65 Uegeorge, James 73 Deqeorge, Susan 65 100 Delacruz, Robert 65 Delfs, Diane 21, 22. 29, 36, 96, 119, 143 Deloach, Jade 73 Delvin, Judy 56 Demaray, Rick 56 Denham, Debbie 73 Denham, Steve 65 Dennis, Jeanne 56, 136 Dennis. Kerry 65 Dent, Roberta 56 Desjardins, Ann 56 Dejardins, Jacquelin 73 Deter, Danny 65, 121 Deyling, Loretta 56 Deyling, Pat 36 Diaz, Helen 73 Diaz, Rose 56 Dickinson, Bob 65, 134 Dierks, Linda 73 Dietz, Edith 73 Dietz, Lawrence 36, 171, 117 Dillard, Tom 36 Dillard, William 73 Dillon, Michael 36 Dillon, Ron 56 Dinardo, Bob 65 Dineen, Linda 65 Dinsmore, Diane 56 Dinsmore, Richard 56 Disolvo, Andrew 65 Dobbins, Beverly 55 Dobbins, Charlotte 65 Dobbins, Pete 56 Dominguez, Arno 56, 148 127, 166, 167 Donovan, Michael 36 Donovan, Patricia 65 Door, Marvin 73 Doremus, Dennis 73 Doremus, Norman 56 Doss, Donna 73 Douglas, John 73 Douty, Clarence 65 Dowen, Nancee 56 Downing, Gene 65 Downing, Jim 36, 100, 102 Downing, Paulette 56 Doyen, Helen 65 Drake, Margo 73 Drake, Terrilynne 65 Dreisbach, Catherine 65 Drews, Dana 56 Driscoll, Edward 56 Drouin, Arthur 121 Drum, Billie 73 Duarte, Dennis 65 Duboce, Ralph 65, 144 Dubuque, Kenneth 73, 125 170 Duckett, Susan 73, 103 Dudgeon, Pat 56 Dumas, Diane 73 Dunn, Jim 31, 36 Duran, Juanita 65 Duran, Rosemarie 65 Durand, Pat 29, 36, 127, 106, 88, 131, 21 Durbin, Ben 56 Duskey, Dorothy 36 Dutra, Don 65, 100, 101, 102, 163 Dutra, Jeff 37 Dutro, Carol 73 Dwyer, Darrell 56 Dyke, Ronald 56 —E— Earnest, Linda 73 Eaton, Cheri 65 Eaton, Linda 73 Eaves, John 73, 148, 169 Ebbage, Ted 51 Eberhard, Jack 73, 100 Edgren, Dan 56, 164 Edgren, Jayne 73 Edson, Bob 73 Edwards, Joan 65 Edwards, Dan 65 Edwards, Joan 73 Edwards, Sherry 37 Edwards, Linda 37 Ehinger, Roger 37 Eidson, Charles 56 Eidson. Janice 56, 123 Elbert, Pam 65, 99, 127 Elkins, John 56 Ellison, Sandra 56 Elmore, Myrna 65 Emerson, Bill 56 Emerson, Samuel 73, 100 Emming, Jim 37, 107, 130, 136 Emming, Sherry 56, 123 Emmin, Susan 73, 123 Empie, Barry 65 Engard, Frank 73 Engdahl, Erv 73 Ennes, Kathleen 37 Enos, Linda 65 Erb, Ralph 37 Erickson, Diane 65 Erickson. Diane 73 186 Eriksen, Donna 65 Eriksen, Melony 73 Eriksen, Ron 56 Ernes, Richard 65 Ernster, Herb 65 Eslick, Dennis 65 Estacio, Anthony 65, 121 Estell, Raymond 56 Estell, Virginia 37 Evans. John 73 Ewalt, Duane 56 Ewing, Tom 37, 100 —F— Fagnan, Claire 56 Fagnan, Janet 73 Faight, Janice 73 Fancher, Joseph 73 Faria, Jack 56 Farrell, Carolyn 65, 100 Farris, Cheryl 65 Faulkner, Brenda 73 Faulkner, Linda 73 99 Faust, Dick 31, 37, ' 100 102, 119 Ferguson, Russell 65, 125 145 Fernandes, Lon 65, 169 Fernandes, Sharon 73 Fernandez, Joe 37 Fernandez, Maria 73 Fichter, Manfred 37 108 118 123 ' Fickenscher, Carol 73 Fichenscher, Martha 65 Fickes, Joy 65, 1 00 Filipe, Manuel 73 Finch, Delwyn 73 Finch, Warren 65 Finlay, Jennifer 65 Finlay, Sue 27, 37, 127 Finley, Pat 65 Fi sher, Alan 37, 118, 119 Fisher, Charles 73 Fisher, William 37, 122, 123, 125 Flanagan, Paul 56 Flegal, Alice 56 Flegal, Margaret 73 Flores, Martin 73. 161 Flowers, Ray 73 Fluke, Don 56 Fontes, Gerrie 38 Fontes, Marilyn 73 Foote, Christine 100, 165 Foster, James 56 Fowzer, Thomas 38, 158 Fraga, Linda 38, 107, 117, 130 Fraley, Sue 73 Franklin, Barbara 38, 136 Franklin, Bill 38 Franklin, Penelope 73 Fredette, Richard 56, 161 Freeland, Mike 56 Fichter, Manfred 37, 108, 1 18, Fickenscher, Martha 65 Freeman, Cynthia 38 Freiburger, Dennis 65 Freitas, Cathy 65, 117, 174 Freitas, Frank 65 Frisbie, Betsy 65, 104 Frisbie, Ray 54, 56, 145 Fritch, Bob 56, 170 Froines, Dave 38, 84, 106, 125, 144, 158 Fruchlin, Christine 73 Fulton, Karen 57 Fulton, Larry 100, 102 Furlong, Sue 38 Furtado, Ron 57, 121 Furtadc, Bill 57 —G— Gabriel, Delores 65 Gabriel, Harold 38, 121 Gaidos, Arnie 57, 100, 101, 102, 136 Galey, Jerry 57, 121 Gallardo, Alexander 73 Gallatin, Paula 57, 99 Gallegos, Vicki 57 Gallion, Delilah 65 Gallion, LaVonda 65 Gamell, George 73 Gamell, Susan 57 Gammill, Sharron 65 Gannon, Michael 73 Garcia, David 57 Garcia, Estella 65 Garcia, Jerry 57 Garcia, Lucy 73, 74 Garcia, William 65 Gardner, Victorine 65 Garrison, George 65 Garzo, John 38, 12 5, 145, 171 Gasper, Patricia 74 Gattrell, Connie 74 Gauger, Linda 74 Gauthier, Carolyn 65 Gauthier, Elizabeth 74 Gelin, Richard 65 Gentry, Rita 65 Geraci, Philips 74 Gerdts, Eugenia 57 Gerdts, Pilar 74 Gervais, Gladys 57 Getz, Delores 57 Gibbons, James 74, 100 Gibson, Carl 38 Gilbert, Donald 74 Gildehous, Jan 57 Gill, Charles 57, 134, 136 Gion, Dawn 66 Gion, Starr 76 Gittings, Kenneth 57 Gion, David 100 Goddard, Allen 66 Goddard, Sandra 74 Goff, Zella 23, 66 Goldberg, Karl 39 Golden, Byron 74 Golden, June 57 Golovich, Karen 74 Golway, Kathy 66 Gomes, Patricia 66 Gomez, James 39 Gomez, Lorraine 74 Gonzales, Bill 23, 74 Gonzales, Johnny 66 Gonzales, Martha 57 Goodeill, Bill 66 Goodfellow, Herbert 74 Goodwin, Gay 57 Goodwin, Linda 23, 74 Goodwin, Sherris 74, 99 Gordilla, Barry 74 Gordon, Donna 57 Gould, Dave 66 Gould, Gory 39 Goza, John 39 Graham, Lawrence 57, 66, 121 Gravdahl, Robert 74 Green, Carl 66 Green, Joe 57, 100, 101, 102 Greenlee, Jessie 57 Griffith, Diane 74 Griffith George 66, 99 Grocholski, Deborah 66 Grow, Gary 39 Grow, Lloyd 66 Grow, Mike 74 Grow, Sheila 57 Grube, Joan 57 Guardino, Claudia 39, 84, 106 Guertin, Paulette 66 Gullen, Christina 66 Gunsell, Gretchen 39, 130 Gustafson, Cynthia 57, 99 Gutierrez, Tommy 74 Guzman, Albert 66, 167 Gygak, Frank 66, 1 54 —H— Hack, Jacquelayne 66, 117 Haos, Lanette 74 Haas, Lynne 57, 117 Hackett, James 66, 125, 161 Hagan, Frederick 74 Hagerty, Clyde 66, 170 Hail, Nancy 57 Holbakken, Gale 57, 161 Halbert, Leonard 66 Hale, Becky 74, 99 Hale, Larry 39, 1 30 Hale, Mark 74 Hall, Angie 57 Hall, David 66, 122 Hall, Dennis 57, 107, 122 Hall, Paulette 66 Hall, Rickey 66 Halterman, Sunny 66 Hambleton, Nora 57 Hamlin, Bernice 66 Hamlin, Charlotte 66 Hammers, Debbie 74 Hammers, Verna 57 Hammill, Chris 66 Hampton, Alfred 74 Hampton, John 74 Hand, Paul 66 Hannigan, Robert 57 Hansen, Beverly 57, 98, 106, 117, 127 Hapiuk, Michael 39 Hapiuk, Richard 74 Hardaway, Michael 57 Hardy, Mary Ann 21, 29, 39, 98. 107, 130 Harig, Pam 57 Harlen, Mike 74 Harmen, Vicki 74 Harris, Don 57 Harris, Phillip 66 Harrison, Dale 66, 100 Harrison, Judy 39, 122, 150 Harrison, Nancy 57 Hart, Twalla 23, 66 Hartzell, Adrienne 57,103, 117 Harvey, Linda 66 Hasenbien, Virginia 74 Hass, Linda 99 Haubert, Phil 74 Hauck, Larry 57 Hauck, Roger 74 Hawker, Kathleen 40, 85, 106, 131, 134 Hawkins, Kathleen 98 Haycock, Catherine 74 Haycock, Rich 57, 144 Hayes, Dennis 74, 100, 102 Haynie, Ellen 66 Heady, Kevin 66, 121 Heard, Barbara 57, 117 Heath, Fray 74, 125, 163, 165 Hebrank, Sharon 57 Hegen, Kathleen 57 Henderson, James 57, 145, 158 Henderson, Karen 27, 28, 29, 40, 96, 106 Hendrix, Yonna 66 Henington, Vicki 57 Henrietta, James 66 Hergert, Mark 74 Heritage, Lillian 66 Hermann, John 74 Hermanson, James 74 Hernandez, Cruz 66 Hernandez, Jeanne 40 Hernandez, Minerva 74 Hernandez, Rosito 66 Herring, Holly 57 Hester, Linda 74 Hewitt, Susan 57 Hewlett, Judith 57 Hiatt, Jonathan 40 Hicks, Bill 66, 100 Hicks, Donald 66 Hicks, Steve 57, 74 Hiebert, Solly 40, 57, 103 Hilderbrand, Jan 66 Hill, Evelyn 74 Hill, Steve 23, 74 Hillhouse, Edward 57 Hillhouse, Janet 74 Hillhouse, Kay 40, 128 Hilton, Bonnie 57 Hinton, Thomas 66, 100 Hinz, Mary 74, 103 Hird, B. J. 174 Hobbs, Pamela 23, 66, 99 Hockler, Sandra 54, 57 Hoem, Deann 57 Hoerz, Floyd 57 Hoff, Samm 66 Holbak, Roger 74 Holdman, Lorene 66 Holguin, Joe 66 Holland, Linda 74, 103 Holley, Edward 66 Hollums, Larry 54, 57 Holmes, Stephen 74 Holt, Joyce 66 Holt, Mary 57 Holt, Ronald 74 Hopson, Tim 66, 149 Hook, Candis 74 Horejsi, Joyce 39, 40, 96, 106. 130, 136 Horton, Pete 66, 154, 158 Hotaling, Linda 99. 74 Houston, Susan 40, 98, 123 Howard, Robert 40 Howard, Sandra 74 Howe, George 40, 162, 163, 164 Howe, Richard 74, 163, 165 Howell, Patsy 57 Howland, Joy 74, 100 Hoyle, Robert 57 Hoyt, David 57 Hubbard, Sherri 40 Huddy, Kathleen 40 Hudgel, Nancy 75, 174 Hudson. Henry 57, 121 Hudson, Janis 66 Hudson, Jerry 57 Hudson, Ronald 66, 161, 166 Hughes, Marilyn 57, 99 Hummed, Beverly 57 Humrich, JoAnne 40, 103 Hunziker. Jeannette 66 187 Hupp. Ruth 23. 75 Hursey, Joan 75 Hursey, Linda 27. 41. 127 Hygelund, Steve 66 Inerbickler. Jane 75 Inerbickler, Susan 57 Isakson, Dick 75 Isokson, Bill 41 —J— Jackson, Mike 75, 123 Jackson, Paula 66. 117 Jacobs, Douglas 66 James, Cheryl 75 Jang, Mark 75, 148, 169 Jason, Joyce 41 Jason Jerry 75 Jellinek, Jean 75. 99. 103 Jenkins, Keith 66, 144, 170 Jeppson. Bill 75 Jessee, Susan 57, 1 1 7 Jessup, Beverly 75, 99 Jessup, Joyce 57, 99, 106, 174 Jibson, Bobby 75. 169 Jinkens, Sharyn 66 Jinkens, Sharlene 41, 107 Johns, James 75 Johns, Janice 57, 106 Johns, John 66 Johnson, Bob 57, 121 Johnson, Chris 66, 103 Johnson, Gary 41, 163, 167 Johnson, Gary 41, 167 Johnson, Gregory 75, 168 Johnson, Helen 58 Johnson, Lynette 58 Johnson, Mike 58 Johnson, Ollie Mae 75 Johnson, Paul 66 Johnson, Richard 75, 100 Johnson, Richard 75 Johnson, Terry 41, 144 Johnston, James 23, 58, 125, 154. 159 Johnstone, Rich 58, 117, 145 Jones, Kenneth 41 Jones. Linda 41. 48, 98 Jones, Maxine 23, 58, 92 Jones, Meryl 58 Jones, Millie 58, 95, 106 Jones, Richard 121 Jones, Seleta 75 Jordan, Dave 66 130, 171 Joseph, Diane 75 Joyce. Ronald 75 —K— Kampcik, Cheryl 66 Kampcik, Doug 58 Kandler, David 66 Kaska, Toni 58 Kay, John 66, 100, 136 Keats, Andrea 75, 103 Keck, Nancy 66 Keller, Ralph 66, 163, 165 Kelly, Jack 41 Kelly, Patricia 66, 100 Kendrict, Margaret 75 Kennan, Kathleen 75 Kennedy. Merrie 75 Kennedy, Cheryl 66 Kennison, Susan 75 Kent, Janice 23, 66, 103 Kenyon, David 58 Kerr, Dean 58 Kerr, Kathy 66, 99 Kester, Carol Ann 75 Keul, Billy 58 Keul, Elaine 75 Keys, Mary 75 Kille, Rick 66 Kimmel, Rich 41, 151 King, Carla 66 King, Jim 66 King, Judy 66 King, Lorry 75 King, Melanie 66 King, Mike 41, 100, 101, 102, 126 Kirby, Claire 66, 100 Kirk, Janice 23, 66, 1 17 Kirkland, James 75 Kirkpatrick, Michael 41, 130 Klemm, Martha 58, 136 Knauer, Gary 75 Knowles, Sue 58 Koehler, Joan 75 Koenig, Paula 66 Kokores, Paula 41, 122, 127, 1 17 Komlenic, Debby 67 Kontich, Petar 42, 162 Krause, Jane 75 Krekow, Mary 30, 42, 106, 123 Kroeger, Sandra 75 Krogg, Kathleen 67 Kroll, Sherry 75 Kreuger, Dennis 67 —L— Lockstrom, Judith 75, 100 Ladd, Douglas 69, 127, 148, 154 LaFar, George 23, 58 Logo, Glenn 75 Lahde. Philip 42, 170 Lair, Eugene 75 Lamarre, Adrien 75 Lamb, Wissy 67 Long, Leilani 75 Lang, Kurt 75 Lang, Ray 42 Lanza, Ida 75 Lappegaard. Don 125, 167, 169 Lappegaard, Ted 69, 169 Larson, Dave 23 Lauberge. Cynthia 75 Launtz, Kathleen 58, 99 Lavite, Marsha 58 Lawlor, Charles 42 Lawlor, Patrick 67 Lawrence, Alinda 21, 58, 92, 117, 126 Lazar, Ernest 62 Leaf, Linda 67 Leaman, Linus 75 Lebarron, Floy 58 Le Blanc, Elaine 67 Le Blanc, Roselyn 58 Lebo, Kathe 75 Ledbetter, Bob 67, 154, 169 Ledbetter, Sandra 42 Ledesma, Manuel 75 Ledge wood. Bill 75 Leonhardt, Chris 75 Leschinskey, Lois 58 Lesire, Diane 75 Lette, Roger 58, 123 Leuenberger, Sally 67 Lewis, Bob 67, 169 Lewis, Danny 75 Lewis, Donald 58 Lewis, Marian 67 Lewis, Walter 58 Linder, Edmond 75, 167 Linder, Judith 42 Linstrom, Nancy 75 Littler, Jennifer 58 Livingstone, Susan 58 Lloyd. Chet 157, 158 Lockwood. Dianne 58 Logan, Allen 21, 42. 121, 162, 164 Lombardo, Alfred 75, 125 Long, Gary 75 Long, Pat 75 Lopez, David 75, 154 Lopez, Jeannie 67, 103 Lopez, Peggy 75 Lopez, Virginio 75 Lopez, Virginia 67, 75 Loriaux, George 67 Lotti, Renee 67 Loud, Charlene 75 Loud, Charlie 58, 145 Loud, Eva 75 Louis, Rodney 76 Louthan, Frank 58, 167 Lovewell, Tim 42, 123, 125, 165 Loze, Elizabeth 1 1 7 Lowden, Linda 76 Lucero, James 67 Lucido, Mary Ann 21, 42, 127 Luiz, Arlene 58 Luke, Stephen 76 Lund, Barbara 76 Lundberg, Janet 42, 100, 102 Lutman, Pamela 76 Luttars, Johanna 76 Lynn, Vickie 76 —M— Macedo, James 76 Mac Donald, Thomas 42 Mac Gregor, Bruce 23, 30, 35, 42. 29, 118, 123, 125, 127 Mac Gregor, Ken 67 Mac, Ronald 76 Macswain, Greg 67 Madle, Thomas 76 Maher, Linda 67 Mahler, Reginald 67 Maier, Jeanne 67 Malcamson, Kathleen 76 Maldonado. Phillip 76, 159 Mallory, Maria 67 Maloney, Dennis 58 Maltby, Merle 43 Manrique, David 67 Merchant, Raval 100, 158, 167, 176 Marcotte, Cindy 67, 99, 1 17, 134 Marcotte, Lea 67 Mariani, Stephanie 67 Marin, Della 23, 43 Markus, Sharron 58 Maroney, Eddie 67 Marshall, Corolie 67 Marshall, Florence 58 Marshall, James 76 Marshall, Maureen 67 Martens, Charron 67 Martin, Carole 76 Martin, Cheryl 58, 95 Martin, Darlene 67. 99 Martin Diane 23, 28 44 130, 133, 119 Martin, Joan 58 Martin. Marsha 58, 1 74 Martinez, Julio 76 Marzoline, Barbara 67 Mason, Michelle 67 Masterson, Corol 76 Masterson, Kothie 58 Mathews, Karen 58 Mathews, Ken 43, 86, 100 102, 106. 136 Matsumoto, Fred 43, 119, 130 Mottos, Bonnie 22, 58, 98, 117, 136 Mottos, Lynne 76 Mauck, Wanda 67 Mayer, Nancy 67, 98 Mayhew, Sandra 43 Moyland, Charles 67, 163 Mayland, Michael 43, 162 Maynard, Jon 67 Maynard, Patricia 58 Maynard, Thomas 76 Mayo, Carolyn 58 Mayo, Joyce 43 Mazza, Marlene 76 McCabe, Susan 98, 99 117 58 McClain, Russell 58 McClain, Trenkins 43, 100 McClellan, Kathleen 76 McClelland, Bryah 58 McCloughlar, A. 23 McClintock, Robert 67, 121 McCracken, Len 58, 97 McCrary, David 67, 102 McCullagh, David 76 McDaniel, Ronald 76, 136 McDonald, Rae 67 McDougall, Robin 23, 67, 99, 117, 136 McForland, Alan 67 McGihon, Nancy 67 McGinness, LoAnn 76 McGinnis, Floyd 67, 167 McGinnis, Sid 58, 130 McGonegal, Charlene 67 McGonegal, Linda 76 McGrath, Daniel 58 Mclntire, Cheryl 43 Mclntire, Michele 58 McKee, Danny 76 McKinley, Dennis 23, 76, 165 McKinley, Claudia 67 McKinney, Mary 67 McKinney, Rich 43 McLane, Jim 31, 43 McLaughlin, Alyce 76 McLaughlin, Sherri 67 McLean, Bob 58, 165 McLean, Ken 43 McLean, Kenneth 76 McMicken, Mike 58, 148 McMicken, Barbara 58 McMullin, Susan 76 McNultey, Georgia 67 McNultey, Michael 76, 148, 161 McOmber, Clair 67, 117 McQueen, Janis 76 McWilliams, Bob 67 Meadows, Roger 43 Meadows, Sandy 76 Medinas, Becky 67 Meekins, David 58 Meeks, Floyd 58 , 130 Mees, Evison 58 Mendonca, Judith 44 Mendonca, Robert 23, 67, 136 Mendoza, Charles 100, 102 188 Mendoza, Mary Jo 44, 107 Mercadonte, Judy 67, 117 Meridit h, Eugene 76 Meridith, Gary 58 Meyer, Don 58 Michaelis, Michael 76 Middlebrook, Robin 67, 103 Millefohlie, Pete 58 Miller, Barbara 76 Miller, Cheryl 67 Miller, James 67, 145 Miller, Jeanne 44, 88, 94, 106 Miller, Kathryn 58, 99 Miller, Keith 76 Miller, Linda 76 Miller, Lynne 58, 103, 136 Miller, Parks 76, 100, 125, 163 Miller, Phillip 76, 100, 163 Miller, Phyllis 76 Miller, Theodore 44 Miller, Vidki 76 Miller, Bill 44, 162, 163, 164 Milligan, Roger 67 Milner, James 67, 123 Mintun, Edward 76, 161 Micacle, Jerry 44 Miranda, Frederick 67, 125 Miranda, Veronica 76 Mironde, Ron 58, 170 Mirro, Carol 67 Mitscha, John 67, 171 Moberly, Barry 44 Moberly, Sandra 58 Moffett, Gary 67, 161 Mohn, Michael 67 Moniz, John 76 Moniz, Steven 58 Monize, Helen 44, 123 Monize, Lynda 76 Montgomery, Judy 76 Montgomery, Paul 76, 67, 148, 177 Moore, Bob 58 Moore, Laurel 23, 44, 84, 99, 106, 122 Moore, Leonia 67 Moore, Linden 76 Moore, Meredith 67 Moore, Norman 67 Moore, Penny 67 Moore, Thomas 76, 161 Morelli, Carole 76 Morey, John 76 Morgan, Daniel 76 Mork, John 76, 123, 127 Morlock, Donnie 58 Morris, Bernadette 58 Morris, Gary 58 Morris, Lee 58 Morris, Wally 67 Morse, Bruce 119, 157, 158 Morse, Holly 44 Morse, Michael 58 Morton, James 58 Morton, Jerry 59 Morton, Mary 59 Moser, Barbara 76 Moser, Paul 59, 122 Mossor, Linda 76 Motal, Donna 59 Mowreader, Harry 59, 145, 166 Mulhern, James 44, 121 Muller, John 59 Munis, Edwin 67 Muniz, David 76, 161 Murray, Craig 100 Murray, Susan 76, 99 Myrick, Bill 59 —N— Nagata, Gory 67, 167 Nagata, Ken 44, 121 Naud, Sharon 59 Neal, Kathy 45 Neal, Louise 45 Nease, Peggy 59 Nealeigh, Donovan 45 Neilsen, Linda 76 Nelson, Darlene 59 Nelson, Douglas 59 Nelson, Evelyn 76, 117 Nelson, Jeff 76 Nelson, John 45, 162 Nelson, Kenneth 67, 68 Nelson, Linda 76 Nelson, Peter 77 Nelson, Stephen 23, 59, 162 Newby, Lou Anne 23, 59 Newcomb, Sheila 98, 68, 117 Newell, James 68 Newman, Michael 59, 1 62 Nielsen, Gary 45, 77 Nielsen, Lawrence 77, 161 Nielsen, Linda 68 Nielsen, Randell 59, 117, 122 Nielsen, Terrance 77, 161 Nissen, Dennis 59, 121 Noble, Lee 99 Nobriaga, Paula 68 Nolan, Robert 68 Nordvik, Bill 22, 68, 127 Norman, Victoria 68, 130 Norris, Michael 59 North, Bonnie 77 Nunez, Patricia 77 Nunez, Rich 59 Nunnery, Linda 77, 99 Nunnery, Tom 68 —O— Obremski, Jim 45, 119 Obremski, Joey 77 Octavio, Ricardo Jr. 59 Odom, James 77 O ' Donnell, Patricia 77 O ' Flinn, Mike 59, 144 Ogden, James 130, 145, 136 Ogle, Melinda 68 Ogle, Joanne 45, 98 Ohm, Charles Oliver, Harriet 77 Oliver, Marylin 23, 77, 161 Oliver, Pat 68, 127 Oliveros, Ann 68, 134 Oliveros, Charles 77 Olsen, Kirsten 59, 94, 126 Olson, Bill 77, 100, 102, 127, 161 Olson, Joyce 23, 77, 136 Olson, Karole 45, 130, 136 Olson, Sue 59 Olsson, Carl 45 Onstad, Barbara 77, 99 Oviatt, James 59 Owens, Susan 23, 68 —p— Page Lynn 68, 126 Panak, Roxanne 68 Pappas, Jackie 45 Pappas, Sandy 77 Parker, Christine 77, 99 Parker, Darien 59 Parker, Henry 59 Parker, Kenneth 59 Parker, Nancy 68 Parker, Pamela 99 Parker, Suzy 23, 54, 59, 98 Parks, Dianne 46 Parlin, Linda 68 Parson, Jock 46 Parsons, Susan 77 Patterson, Albert 77 Patterson, Linda 59 Patterson, Judy 46 Patterson, Lorella 77 Patton, Darwin 77 Paul, Ray 68 Payne, Cindy 77, 99 Payne, Jerry 77 Payne, Lewis 68 Payton, Cheryl 68, 99 Pazi, Linda 99 Peach, John 68 Pearson, Linda 59 Pease, Pam 46, 85, 106, 127, 130 Pechner, Paula 68 Pedro, Manual 59 Pender, Becky 77 Pender, Ronald 46 Penner, Tom 59 Penning, Sharon 68 Penny, Bill 46, 1 22 Penzotti, Roger 68 Pennis, Tim 77 Peppin, Pamela 77 Perales, Jeronimo 68. 166 Perales, Jose 59, 166 Pereira, Carole 77 Pereira. Rosa 77 Pereira, Tony 77 Perez, Eddie 77 Perez, Reginald 68 Perez, Vince 59 Perkins, Pat 59 Perrin, Linda 77, 1 36 Perry, Dennis 46 Perry, Leonard 68 Perry, Linda 46 Perry, Mary Ellen 77 Perry, Sharon 46 Perscheid, Walter 68, 161 Peters, Susan 77 Petersen, Bruce 77 Peterson, Carla 59 Peterson, Carolyn 77 Peterson, Charles 23, 59, 125 Peterson, Connie 46 Peterson, Cynthia 68 Peterson, Gregory 46, 77 Peterson, Nikki 68, 100, 102 Peterson, Sharon 77 Peterson, Will 68 Petricks, Linda 77 Petrovich, Thomos 77 Pfeifer, Judy 68 Pfeifer, Ron 46 Pfiester, George 68 Pfiester, Richard 59 Phelan, Lawrence 77 Phelps, Gary 77 Phelps, Rogers 77 Phillips, Donna 46 Philips, Tony 59. 1 33 Philips, Wayne 59 Phoenix, Patricia 68 Piazza, Pete 68 Pickering, Joey 48 Pierce, Sandra 77, 99 Pierce, Scott 59 Pile, Marilyn 77 Pimentel, Darlene 68 Pimentel, Joseph 121 Pincelli, Connie 59 Pincelli, Frank 77 Pine, Barbara 46 Pine, Charlene 77 Pine, Darlene 77 Pine, Judi 68 Pinero, Daisey 68 Pinero, Maida 68 Pinto, Gloria 59 Pirie, Connie 59, 92 Plotz, JoAnn 68 Plunkett, Christine 77 Poff, Don 59 Poff, Rosemary 59 Poier, Keith 100, 165 Polak, Gayle 77 Pollard, Betty 68, 100, 101, 102 Pool, Charles 68 Porter, August 77 Porter, Lloyd 77 Porter, Mike 77 Potter, Jacqueline 77 Powell, Betty 77 Powell, Sandro 77 Powers, Jerry 68 Pray, Howard 77, 161 Pray, Madelyn 59 Prentiss, Gail 68. 123 Prince, Ronald 68 Prince, Barbara 68 Prior, Donald 77, 163 Pritchard, Susan 68, 1 1 7, 99 Proctor, Ferol 68 Proefrock. Suzanne 59 Psuik, Thomas 59 Pulley, Lewis 59 —Q— Qualtiere, Brenda 47 Quier, Michael 68, 100, 167, 165 —R— Raap, Linda 68, 97, 1 17 Raop, Sherri 31, 47, 97, 101, 106, 122, 126. 143, 136 Rocklin, Kathy 59 Radspinner, Judy 68 Rael, Patsy 68 Romm, Bob 68 Ranoa, Carol 68 Ranoa, Randolph 47, 158, 166 Rapp, Russell 165 Rasbeary, James 59 Rasbeary, Kay 68 Rasmussen, Dwight 77, 1 54 Rasmussen, Mike 59. 1 58 Rausch, Roger 77 Rede, Rosemary 77 Reed, Robert 78 Reedy, Carol 78 Reedy, Lucille 78 Reeve, Dave 170 Reeve, Frank 28, 47, 117, 130, 136 Rehrig, John 68, 100, 136 Reichert Ralph 21, 23, 28, 29, 47, 125 Reichmuth, Mary 78 Reil, Dennis 59 Reil, Sylvia 68 Reina, Darryl 59, 152 Reis, Larry 59 189 Renard, Suzanne 47 Reshel, Alan 47, 158 Revell, Duane 78 Reynolds, Ken 68 Reynolds, William 68 Rice, Carol 78 Rice, Evelyn 47, 1 30 Rice, Gerald 78 Rice, Pauline 59 Rice, Shelby 59 Rich, Terry 78 Richards, Anita 78, 136 Richards, Miriam 59 Richardson, David 78, 163 Richmond, Ronald 78 Richter, Larry 68 Riggs. James 78, 100, 130 Riggs. Bill 27, 29, 30, 47, 130 Riggs, Ronald 68, 100, 102, 154 Riley, Beatriz 59, 100 Riva, Anne 68 Rivera, Christine 59 Rivera, Rosita 78 Robb, Stanley 59, 145, 167 Roberts, Carol 59, 68. 123 Robbins, Rean 59 Roberts, Donna 68, 1 00 Roberts, Pamela 59, 133, 134 Robertson, Daniel 68 Robertson, Janet 59 Robertson, John 47 Robles, John 78 Rockman, Walter 47, 121 Roderick, Brian 68, 169 Roehl, Paul 78 Rodes, Dorothy 78 Rodes, Peggy 59, 122, 123 Rodgers, Ronald 78 Rodrigues, Roxanne 59 Roff, Tom 68 Roepter, Sue 1 07 Rogers, Ginqer 47 Rogers, Jack 68, 148 Rogers, Stephen 59, 145, 166 Rolfe, Carol 68 Romero, Iris 78 Rose, Beverly 78 Rose, Doric 59, 98, 133, 136 Rose, Micheal 78 Rosenberg, Irving 167 Rosenberg, John 68, 1 58 Rouse, Dale 59 Rowe. Karen 78 Row, Karen 99 Royster, Barbara 78 Royster, Candean 48 Ruiz, Irma 59 Ruiz, James 59 Ruiz, James 78, 80 Ruiz, Janet 47 Ruiz, Judith 48 Ruis, Paul 59 Ruiz, Sylvia 78 Rushing, Larry 78 Russo, Micheal 78 Ryan, Gail 68 —S— Salberg, Judy 59, 94 Salberg, Sharae 68 Salvador, Rudy 68 Sanchez, Mary 68 Sanchez, Randy 68 Sanchez, Randy 68 Sanchez, Robert 60 Santos, Jayne 78 Santos, Linda 68 Santos, Toni 48 Saristo. Carol 48 Satterlee, Eugenie 68 Saunders, Pamilla 78 Sawyers, Berry 60 Sawyers, James 48, 133 Sawyers, Linda 78 Scaccio, Sandra 60 Schembari, Kennth 68 Scheuller, Gary 69, 100, 102, 171 Schnabel, Mary 78 Schneck, Allen 60 Schoenfeld, Jeff 69 Schrimp, Anita 60, 100, 101 102 Schlueter, Karen 60, 100, 101 Schuble, Carol 60, 95 Schults, Carol 78 Scott, Joan 48 Scott, Jim 69 Scott, Lorry 48 Scott, Stephanie 69 Scull, Ann 69, 122 Seavey, Barbara 69, 99 Secrest, Michelle 78 Seese, Nancy 69, 100, 1 17 Seider, Julie 78 Selak, Barbara 69 Selbo, Kathleen 78 Selbo, Rodney 48. 157, 158 Sellingslok, Paul 78 Selouer. Ken 67 Sena. Siane 60 Sepulvida, Stuart 48 Severa, Donna 78 Severa, Rose 23. 69, 136 Seyvertsen, Harold 145, 48, 134. 122. 136 Seyvertsen, Timothy 69, 154, 170 Sharkey, Karen 78 Sharpe. Rose 23. 60, 133 Shaw, Robert 130, 48, 117, 158 Shaw, Sue 69 Shea, Kathy 78 Sheets, Jacqueline 60, 117, 136 Shelburne, Danny 48 Shelton, Mike 144, 60 Shepard, George 69 Shephard, Jerry 78 Shephard, Steven 69 Shepherd, Gail 78 Shepherd, Jane 60 Shuey, Craig 78 Sibley, Linda 78 Siebels, Teddy 69 Silva, Charlotte 78 Silva, Christine 78 Silva, Lorna 78 Silva, Mike 69, 169 Silva, Mitchell 78 Silva, Ronald 78 Silva, Rosemary 49 Silva, Steve 60 Silva, William 1 71 Silveira, Billie 60 Silveria, John 60 Silveria, David 60 Simmons, Pam 60, 93, 133, 136 Simpson, David 78 Simpson, Fred 69 Sims, Betty 69 Sims, Collette 78 Sims, Linda 69 Sinsay, Carlos 49, 161 Sisson, Diane 78 Skaggs, Robert 78 Skaggs, William 60 Slater, Dan 69 Sleeper, Diane 60 Sleeper, Judy 49 Smith, Carolyn 78 Smith, Carolyn 60 Smith, Clifford 78, 166 Smith, Dale 69, 99, 127, 163 Smith, Darryl 60, 163 Smith, Don 78, 163 Smith, Donna 60, 123 Smith, Gail 69 Smith. Gary 49 Smith, Gerald 60 Smith, Janis 69, 122 Smith, Jay 60, 122 Smith, Karrol 69, 100 Smith, Linda 78 Smith, Marsha 69 Smith, Mike 60 Smith, Sandra 76 Smith, Steve 49 Smith, Terry 69, 166 Smith, Thomas 76, 148, 166 Snodgrass, Sharon 78 Snow, Douglas 60 Snyder, Gail 69 Snyder, Susan 23, 60 Soares, Gwenn 60 Sockness, Paula 69 Sohn, Ronald 78 Soito, Manuel 69, 121 Solley, Michael 49 Sorensen, Karen 78 Soristo, Carol 174 Soristo, Ray 60 Soto, Manuel 69 Sousa, Ken 49 Souza, Evelyn 78 Souza, Kathie 79 Souza, Tommy 79 Spann, Linda 69 Special, Sterling 100 Spencer, Hadley 60 Sperou, Alyce 79. 99 Spicer, Jennifer 69, 100 Srender, Ruth 60 Stambaugh, Diane 23, 60 Stancell, Glenda 60 Starkey, Penny 69 Starkweather, Barbara 79 Starr, Bill 69 Stead. Deana 60 Stedmon, Williom 79 Steigerwald, Nancy 79 Stegerwald, James 28, 49, 117, 130, 136 Stephenson, Carolyn 79 Stethem, Tim 60, 171 Stevenson, Maxine 69, 99 Stevenson. Robert 60, 154 Stidman, Doris 79 Stidman, Jerry 60 Stidman, Joyce 69 Stinhilver, Lanette 79 Stivers, lone 69 Stocking, Debera 69 Stroms, Gail 60 Stover, Jim 69 Strack, Mary 60 Strother, Sharon 69, 98 Struby, Roberta 49, 1 07, 122, 123 Stuart, Dale 79 Stuart, Stanley 60 Sullivan, Danny 79 Sullivan, Dona 79 Sullivan, Myra 49 Sundquist, Dwight 49 Swanson. Carl 69 Swartz, Bill 69 Sweat, Billy 60 Swift, David 69 Swift, Larry 79 Swinford, Jeniene 60, 79 Swirhun, Barbara 79 Swofford, Bill 79 Swofford, Ruth 69 Sylva, Steven 69 Szopa, Frank 23, 60 —T— Tackett, Jeannetta 79 Talent, Shoron 79 Tally, Lonalie 69 Tally, Sharon 69 Tanner, Ray 23, 60 Tanner, Randy 69 Tarr, Danny 69. 100. 130 Tatum, Steve 79 Taylor, Betty 79 Taylor, Dale 60, 100 Taylor, Douglas 79 Taylor, Jessica 60 Taylor, Shirley 69 Taylor, Shirley 69 Taylor, Susan 50 Taylor, Virginia 50 Teixeira, Jack 69, 121 Teixeira, Nancy 79 Teixeira, Thomas 79 Telecky, Kenneth 79 Temple, Charlotte 60 Teter, Michael 28, 50, 117, 119 Texeira, Gary 69 Texeira, Joyce 50 Texeira, Terry 69 Thacker, Gerald 50 Thomas, David 50, 151 Thomas, Dorothy 69 Thomas, Judy 60 Thomas, Steve 79, 100 Thomosson, Linda 69, 98, 127 Thompson, Beverly 60 Thompson, Douglas 69 Thompson, Steven 69 Thomsen, Jeffrey 28, 50, 100, 117, 119, 122, 136 Thomsen, Julie 79 Thornton, Lynda 60 Thornton, Theresa 79 Tidwell, Bi I lye Sue 52 Tidwell, Evalee 60 Tienson, John 69 Tienson, Thane 60, 117, 154 Tingle, Dorothy 79 Tingle, Sandra 50 Todd, Dolph 79 Todd, Georgia 60 Todd, Juanita 60 Torigian, Mike 69 Torres, Gabriel 60 Towle, Lyda 69 Trovers, Robert 69 Treglown, Dick 50, 144, 145, 151 Triffo, Gary 79 Tripp, Brenda 69 Trout, Jeffery 79, 100, 163, 170 Trout, Rick 22, 50, 163 Tubaugh, Diana 69 190 Tunney, Dixie 60 Tunney, Robert 79, 100 Turinsky, Vickie 50, 107 Turnage, Guy 67, 100 Turner, Doug 60, 100, 133, 134, 136 Turner, George 23, 79, 99 Turner, Hutson 60, 127, 170 Turner, Janet 69 Turner, Katherine 50, 130 Turner, Kenneth 60, 123, 133 Turner, Sandra 51 Turner, William 60 Tyles, Larry 154 —u— Ugale, Ben 51 Ullman, Susan 79 Underhill, Martha 69 Underwood, La Vena 60, 99, 123, 174 Unrah, Shirley 69 Updeqraff, Karen 23, 27, 51, 117 , 122 —v— Valles, Barbara 51, 130 Van Vleck, Nancy 79 Vance, Sheila 60, 96 Vanloo, John 69 Vannoy, Patrice 54, 60 Vannucci, Angela 51, 106 VanScoy, Sky 60, 1 62, 1 64 Vares, Robbie 51, 144, 145, 151 Vargas, Joseph 60 Vargas, Kenneth 79, 166 Varrasso, Kathy 51 Vasquez, Alice 60 Vasquez, Frank 79 Vaughan, Bob 69 Vaughan, Dennis 69 Vaughan, James 60 Vaughan, Richard 69 Veglahn, Herbert 51, 158 Venable, Don 60 Vidrio, George 61, 144 Viegetmann, Judith 60, 134 Vierra, Jr., Manuel 69 Viesca, Gloria 79 Villa, David 79 Villa, Delia 51 Villa, Frank 60, 1 00 Voellger, Marilyn 79, 100 Vogler, Kathy 69 Von Edelkrantz, Karen 51 Voorhees, Jeff 69, 127, 144, 166, 158 Vos, Deborah 23, 61 Vukasovich, Colette 61 —w— Waddell, Richard 80 Wade, Diana 51, 119 Wade, Donna 51 Wagner, Judy 80 Walczynski, Kristine 79 Wales, Sandra 69, 99 Wallace, Carolyn 69 Wallace, Ricky 80 Waller, Martin 61 Wallman, Denice 61, 99 Walters, Laverne 51 Walther, Connie 22, 28, 29, 30 51 98, 117, 118, 126, 127 Warner, David 23, 61, 125, 162, 164 Warren, Edward 61 Waterman, Ronald 80 Waters, Donna 79 Waters, Darlene 80 Waters, Nancy 61 Waters, Thelma 52 Watson, Carmen 68, 70 Watson, Gregory 20, 29, 52, 125, 127, 151 Watts, Betty 70 Weatherford, Sharon 61 Webb, Carol 80 Weber, Susan 80 Weed, Carol 28, 52, 97, 117, 119, 136 Weed, Gerald 79, 170 Weed, Terry 61 Weight, Betty 70 Weight, Steve 52 Welch, Tom 1 00 Welge, Sandra 70 Weller. Millicent 80 Wells, Bill 70, 171 Wells, Carolyn 79 Wells, Jackie 61 Wells, Kathy 70 Wells, Kirk 70 Wertenberger, Jerry 61 Wescott, Jerry 61 West, Calvin 6F, 1 44 West, Charles 80 West, Mariann 61 Westin, Billy 80, 1 61 Wheeler, Freddie 70 White, Jeffrey 79 White, Mary 70 White, Robin 61 White, Ruth 80 White, Sandra 79 White, Sharon 70 Whitehead, John 61 Whitehead, Patricia 80 Whiteley, Alan 61 Whitt, Rodney 61 Widmar, Janice 70 Wiesenborn, Stanley 80, 100 Wilcox, Robert 61 Wiley, Marfa 61 Wilhelm, Pam 23 Will, Jim 163, 170 Williams, Bill 23, 61, 121, 125, 163 Williams, Corrine 70 Williams, Don 70 Williams, Franklin 70 Williams, Ginger 80 Williams, Judy 52 Williams, Mark 80 Williams, Richard 61 Williams, Robert 80 Williams, Roberta 52 Williams, Ronnie 61 Williams, Sherry 61 Williamson, Patricia 80 Willimet, Patricia 80 Willis, James 80 Wills, James 79 Wilmot, Donald 70 Wilson, Carol 80 Wilson, Lorraine 70 Wilson, Michael 79, 80 Wilson, Ted 61 Winkler, Janice 70 Wipeli, Tom 52, 121 Wipfli, Pat 79 Wipfli, Richard 80 Wipfli, Rosemary Wisbar, Brigitte 52 Wishart, Dorothy 80 Wishart, William 80, 127 Witham, Janet 70 Wolcott, Phyllis 80 Wold, Ernest 80 Wolff, Leslie 79, 99 Wolfinger, Leroy 79 Wolfinger, Sally 70 Wood, Diana 80 Wood, Victor 61 —Y— Yarra, Josephine 70 Yearwood, Jessie 61 Yepez, Lucy 52, 123 Young, Gregory 80, 1 63 Young, Kathy 52 Young, Jim 80 Young, Pamela 80, 99 Youngs, Russ 70, 169 —z— Zenahlick, Thomas 61 Zettlemoyer, Ginger 52 Zimmer, Diana 70, 99 Zook, Dan 23,61,25 Zufall, Barbara 80 Zufall, Judy 61 Zupan, Melynna 61 Zwissig, Judy 70 191 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA