West Covina High School - Lycurgean Yearbook (West Covina, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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A D DREAM Q. 'f. zfz- 5:2 :5:5:3Q:1 . :7 ' w e For the students and teachers of West Covina High School, this year has been one of building and dreaming. While our future home was being constructed, our classes, teams, clubs and other student organizations were being created and developed. West Covina's Spartans worked hard and well, giving creditable performances in all endeavors despite the many limitations imposed upon them. To symbolize the spirit and good humor that was characteristic ot our student body, we created LYKE and LYDIE who represent the Spartan and Spar- tanette of West Covina's Sparta . There is still much building to do and we hope our dreams of today will be tomorrovv's realities. se ,gif-1 Q' ' -P' '93 33 1 v , 3 9 9 91 Q u '. Q Q S N55 gee 65:21, m?r? a ' - 552:44 :N Q . . . 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Page Page Page Page Page Page Students In Action ....... ....... . . . . . . . . . . Page 22533351115111'pj33ag1,11Qx711'41e2 .. vii? gearbook ruff .. ... :ag 1:3 , A f o tyfuy. ..... .... ........ . . '. . age 'K 6-W 5 W P f f f GUM W wifi ff ' Dj A . .,.,:,.,.,.,.,.,., 2 ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. , .,.3,.:.:.,.,.:.,.5E5E5E555E5:5:,:U . ,MM MMM! e Offaly U ' I XL it x Ma , f ff f f Wfjffffw P ffgfjiiffj P W aw M' A A, 3 MWfPPs -x -. F gy was 'HU' gnwuu 1617 ist isfzo anew 30 M. QR Hi, Mr. Wooden. How's the new school coming along? This question is typical of the hundreds of questions asked each day of the first principal of West Covina High school-Mr. Maurice L. Wooden. The students are always answered in a friendly manner, and usually have a discussion on last weeks game, the new school, or some other Student Body function. Because of his great interest in the students' and school, Mr. Wooden is well liked and appreciated by the entire student body and facultv. Our friendly and personable principal was born and raised on a farm in Indiana. He went to Martinsville High School, and at- tended twelve or fifteen different colleges, receiving his master's degree from the University of Indiana, and his bachelor's de- gree from Franklin College in Fresno. While in high school and college, he lettered in basketball, football, and track. After college, Mr. Wooden spent fifteen years as a coach, then he moved to West Covina where he served as District Super- visor for seven years. He was then selected as the principal for West Covina's first High School. Mr. Wooden has five composite maiors, which are English, Social Science, Health and Physical Education, Education and Psy- chology, and Biological Science. To have such an educational record is most unusual and outstanding. We, the yearbook staff of West Covina High School, respectfully dedicate our first annual to the noblest Spartan of them all,' Mr. Maurice L. Wooden. it 1 I t l Mr. Wooden ond his chorming wife, Thelmo, enioy reoding good prose ond poetry. r. Wooden is proud of the barbeque pit 2 built ond delights in the role of out- sorfchetf' l Trophy presented Mr. Wooden for being outstonding bosket- boll ployer. Sports page write-up of Mr. Wooden when he wos coaching bosketboll ot New Mexico Store College. 1... ,, Sue Ashdown, Ginny Kellam, Gary Maxon, Mr. Joseph Deal, Mr. Jay Brown, Mayor, Mr. Maurice Wooden, and Mr. Stanley Shaver, These representatives ot the administration and student body ot West Covina High School break ground on the site ot the future Horne of the Spartans. pa rfa Rises These ore pictures of some of the buildings of the West Covina High School in process. the left, we see o picture of the Administration Building. This is our modern Music Building, which is necnr completion. This is the future home of the Sporton Rooters, The gym is used for Bosketboll games, Gymnostics, Dances, etc. 3 s 2 Serving as the Board of Trustees are Mr. J. C. Nichols, Mr, Ray Strohmeyer, Mr. H. C. Elder lpresidentl, Mr. Stanley B. Shaver lsuperintend- entl, Mr. J. D. Reed, Jr., and Mrs. Emily S, James lclerkl, ...-....-- .........-......--.-- iq---a-naar '-1 .-......--- .................-1...-. if N Mr, Stanley B. Shaver Dr. Ray Farris Mrs. Blanche Ekeroth Superintendent Asst. Superintendent Director ot Guidance E Dr. Don Bair Mr. George Caldwell Mr. Walter Nairnan Coordinator of Personnel Coordinator ot Properties Coordinator ot Purchases MISS BUCH MR. DEAL DEAN OF GIRLS VICE-PRINCIPAL Miss Buch has served as a friend as well as an advisor to Mr. Deal has given the students guidance and understanding the girls and has helped them with many of their problems, through our first year. ATTENDANCE STAFF Mr- Feldman Mr, Feldman, Betty Wingate, Mrs. York, Barbara Schwind, Supervisor of Cmendcmce and web Mrs. Opalenik, Joyce Singer, Janet Luginbuehl. fare. Also the hookie cop. . Y 41 Mrs. Clark, Deans Se H , Mrs. Lois Barrett c., Mrs. Pappas, Registrar, Mrs. Fox, Counselor's Sec. 5eCVel0VY 70 The Pflnclpfll Y 2 ,lmiv 2 J -,ffl L4 I .. -.33g.g.,. :3: :z:z:5:.:.: :.: .:-. -:-1 2 2 2 1 2 - - -.-.22 5 2:3..-3...EE5EEEEE3i5555522iEg5 3 3 g g g g 3.31. 1555 5 55555g5 5g5g5g.3.3:5.g2 5 ggggs g g s g ir - - ' 'j2,:3:33EE : -- - - :':': :' : ':2'-22: 1 ss: 1-1:15 ---. - ' 1-1--1.- 3 3 . 3.3.3335 g .3:5:3-:'3:3:3:1-- '- 4 52':2:2?Y.1: 2:2:2:- . 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Herfensfein Mr. A. Husar Mrs. D. Rellas Miss r English, Drama English, Tennis English English English -Rf Journalism Language Mr. B. Akerley Mr. R. Garland Mrs. A. Ninneman Mrs. S. Wood Spanish Spanish, French German, Latin Spanish, English I I T4 A5+.-UAQO' I , ' AJ: C++ D 0 A BU 0 X NL-if f I-T . N l'lOff1emGl4iI'1Q Mrs. E- POCG Music Mr. H. Rude Math 81 Science l'l0memC'l4lfTQ Band, Choirs, Music Appreciation Mr. V. Bennett Mr. J. Cafalano Mr. T. Clark Mr. L. Hayman Mr. C. Paddack Algebra, Biology, Geomerry, Geometry Algebra Gymnasfics, Social Living, Algebra General Science General Math Life Science x P Mr. G. Srouf Mr. L. Thorne History Mr. T. Anders Mr. R. Bremer Algebra Chemistry General Science, Social Living Social Living Counselor U.S. Hisfory Coach ,Qu X. ji Mr. D. Depledge Mr, D. Dooley Mr. M. Feldman Miss R. Johnson Miss L. Moeller Social Living Social Living Social Living Social Living U.S. Hisrory -.- ... A 1 ... i A ,,,I-,, xlil-..I-l ll.-1.-.... 'B iii- jl::l 1 ix Y pn. 91 il ' 2234 ,Inq . 9 no 4 9 0 9 9 g,..,. A 595 6' ' '9'oe 46 Mr. W. Berkenheger Mrs. J. Naslund Mr. M. Eaton Mrs. M. Reynolds Social Living, Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education, Physical Education, G. A, A. Drill Team I Mr. G. Norman Miss N. Tryk Mr. C. Ott Industrial Arts Mr. C. Lingenfelter Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Industrial Arts, Social Living Modern Dance Substitute Crafts, COGCLI l BAN U :TTS its 1 1 I' 'f xl D :LX NM .Iw'o.5 r 1, Af.:-:xv Aw iii0af'-'- fqa'-Aw 1 km-111117 ,fi W-'. 'SUT ' '.'::l:':! K-Iqqkgs ,I ' -:ull Xg.5.3.::.5. , agp 'sffzggsff Mr. R. Schneider Library Mrs. S. Monteverde NUYSS Mrs. M. Foster General Math, Librarian Nurse Industrial Arts, Coach Each member of the faculty were new both to each other and to their students this first year at West Covina. They have helped the students in countless ways and are looking forward to being of greater assistance next year at our new school. ow iz Verge White, Glenice Timmons, iorothy Wine. Row Q1 Bea Endocott, 'lyrtle Couch, Betty Green. I4 Adm Sec s Pat Van Ness Thelma Burns Gerry Walker, Bus Drivers. Row 1: Al Timmons, Irv Henderson, Victor Cunnyngham, Ed Huehl, John Beaird, Elmer Cole, Howard Brown. Row 2: Supply Foreman: George Seeman. Warehouse Crew: C. Ferguson, F. Rombai Cafeteria Staff. Seated: Kathleen Astle, Vollie Moore, Ramona Di Bello losst. mgr.J Iris Riley, Bobby Hamby. Standing: Juanita Finley, is S0 , 54515. e v I , y,,.: 2 . 'iii f .1 Qt-k salaelle Westerfeld, Beatrice Baron, Virginia Baschawerk, Charlie Slater, Ed Covert, D. L. Adams,, E. L. McCollister, Wally Grovatt, Louis Barritt, Harry Waclnendorf, Woody Farr. Maintenance. Front: Max Harrold. Standing: Ray Elli son, Willis Ronketty, George Marco, L Roy Abbott. thel Cltristopherson, lmanagerl, Irene Clark, Inez Carpenter, Sladys Fibiger. 4 : 5 if ,, gi ff Y--ef' f9sLfyQ'M,-I , we ., 'ai.r,L..: , 1 1 4-fr w F Er 2 ' ' A ,,,. rf! fa if Cafeteria Manager: Ethel Christopherson ,......,,..,....-.........W 5 3 ,alum Head of Maintenance: Bernie Barnes. l5 Cabinet Members of the cabinet are chosen by the presi- dent, and submitted to the legislature for their approval. Two thirds must pass on the selection of the president before the appoinment is ac- cepted. The cabinet meets once a week to discuss prob- lems in their various department. Ideas and proclamations are carried to and from the legis- lature by the vice president. High standards of scholastic ability are required to stay in office. Karen Smith Sec. of Records Marilynn Macck Sec. of Sales it Sue Ashdown Sec. ot Finance Ken Graves Sec. of Athletics Terry Adams Mike Cummings Ser, nf Fnfarcement Sec. of Activities This popular iunior boy, ' West Covina's first stu: body president. He helpea organize the fine student Q ernment that we have l at West Covina. Organizing a new school i big task, but with the leadership we had at school, we organized a scl that everyone is proud ot. .t . ik :ix A . Glori Jones Sec. of Publicity Pat Kupferer Asst. Sec. of Finance Richard Gates 2nd Sem. Sec. of Ath Gary Burke Sec. of Programs ature is a regular class and is very import- our school. Those in Legislature make the also every request or new law must go gh Legislature first. High standards are re- l to be in this or any part of Student Gov- DT. ag J' 'ssi ,. r, Dooley, the advisor was a big , k.Vj' elp to the legislature, in doing so, i was also a help to our school, Z Legislafure Ginny Kellam, Vice President, is a fine leader of many things at West Covina. She is not only good as a leader, but she is also a very fine person. Row l. Marilyn Carnphell, Judy Butler, Carol Chewning, Sally Plumer, Barbara Olson, Fred Plumer. Row 2- Jackie Smith-Recording Sec., Denny Jewel, Betty Whittington, Jean Dalton, Ron Zell, John Sieter, George leepei, M2 1855 , WQM KV? 3gWM, ' f-Ffi' N ':5f:s:222fz2- Z ' Q we 155552:-. :gifs 'LEE CLEQHQQ jf 'E aQiE f 1 -ri: ' ' -E552 52s2sE:. : f .Si , 1: ,. ,. 4 m A Ezggg: g:g:2 ,::' , ,..5g. -I-:-:-:-. '-1555555 in K- 4 V- '.:-Er:- 'Ziff 5255? 5 ilgif imii ' f 'MMWWWM 'E wqigiiwmqigiii QQEESQQEMHMQQH 12:1 I -'-.:2:515:QgfgZg:g:::f:f-'-'-'- 5' H, . . 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Another ot their nnar activities was putting on many ca died apple sales throughout tl year, which were enjoyed by c Sweet toothed Spartans. During Pep Week, the ambitio Junior Class won the prize tor t m o st origin costumes, togc s h i e l d s, ci n ideas, with the atternoon rall Gerry Olson Treas. IA, ELEANOR heart is in the ght place JDERSON, SHARON Spun of sweetness and delight X. I 'I l 1' ADAMS, TERRY Girls fight for his attention -vc 'YNY '-L ANDERSON, BILL ANDERSON, FREDA A friendly smile Eyes the future with ALMLIE, KAREN fo, all ,O Seem ANDERSON, DENNIS assurance-I lf love is madness, The will to win, I'm insane is always his ARONE, LARRY Steady as a cloc no lagger he ASHDOWN, SUE BABBIDGE, MIKE BADCOCK, BRENDA k, Quiet as a lamb, The Atomic Age has Honesty bears a but industrious need for him lovely face . I BADGLEY, ED BAKER, DON BAKER, PAT BALLARD, MOLLY BALLARD, RON determine is to do An unbeatable Her hearfis gone A friendly smile for Here talent and sense of humor and we know where everyone ambition match 1' ISTER, MARY ythmic motion delights BARNETT, DICK Patience to find remedy for error BELDING, DARLA Beieicowirz, CHARLES Here sincerity Jolly iester with a BEHLER, DONNA has been mated-I BENEDITTO, GARY C,,,ef,ee GH-- 'Gladness in face Gaiety on the expressed be-bop beat QI ERTONNEAU, BOB Sharing pleasure, his delight .Mp BERRYMAN, JEAN A girl devoted to BERRYMAN, PAT BIELKE, CAROLE Ability and charm BLACK, JERRY BOOK, DAVID Kindness is the best rewa rd BLACKWELL, REGG Master of his mint pleasure reign here Majors in morals 'Ile holds llle IYCY and manners to lW0PPlI'16SS I X, K, Qiffll il', Nl: j ' 111 I 'f-' 2523: BONE, MIKE BOPP, RICHARD BORENS, JUDY BOUMAN, RUDY His masculine charm Always on the ball Silence is true wisdom's A fellow of is overwhelming X - best reply infinite jest BOWERS, JIM BOYLIN, BOB BRADLEY, CHARLES BRADLEY, TOM BRAILEY, DEE ANN Action and laughter Able fellow with Fun to be with None shall go Frank eyes that hold become him a leaders way against him a smile Q ffl? BRASHER, MARK BROWN, DONA BURKE, GARY His favorite song: Boys are a girI's Choice number Q BRAME, DICK t.E,oUiSe'- BRAUN, JAY beg, mend-I BRYANT, BILL in any Howdy Every girI's Rare compound of Hlmpullefll genius football hero Pride and Youth bent On fUn 22 RKEY, LINDA and Judgement equal '5- ... '9 'Pv- ATCI-IPOLE, MARVIN His bright smile haunts me still CODE, GARY Education makes the man 3B, NORMAN ly he regulates his life .qw-r 'WV suv-'MARY 'V' ' CAMP, ESTELLE , CAMPBELL, MYRNA -f . Black her hair, Tis pure ioy to CALLI, TONI Bright he, smnet- CAMPBELL, MARION have he, neo, CARHART, NANCY Jo Always bright, A cheery sort, A friend in every never bleak never idle is she season CAYLOR, FRANCES Cheerful always, the best Way L 01- wp., , I - I 1 O ' , f s .,,, f : 4' 'Q COLE, JIM Everybody's friend CERNY, MELINDA Dancing eyes reflect her mood K Cl-IESNEY, DENNIS CHILDRESS, LINDA Pleasure is his aim Always in the thick of things .ig A :Y 1 ,K Q, ,, , -nv sc It I.. COPELAND, WAYNE There's spirit in his eyes CORKILL, RICHARD A man, monarch of his mind CUMMINGS, MIKE DAGLEY, JIM HIS patience He believes in CRAIG, JIM forever good.. CUIQELL, ADELAIDE phasing.. Remembered GS a loyal friend Judge her not by her quiet ways COX, ROBERT Truly sunny, deeply admired DALTON, JEAN A likeable gal, our friend Jean 23 DAVIES FRED DEMAREE, JACK A friend you can HS Never met always count on G STYGIWQGFU DIEBOLD, GRAN' Life's full of pleasures Who knows what for himu DETAL, SHARON future holds., Her manner pleases all DIETER WAYNE DONNAN CHRIS DORNER, DON DUDLEY, LOIS DUFEIN, GEORGE The sun always His light expresses his Always doing, Kind and true Always has a smile shines for him sunny personality never done DUKE DEAN EDGELL KAY ELLIS, BILL To him friends Feet firmly planted His eyes alight come first on lifes path' with laughter GELVIN, TERI Peppy, cute, and sweet EVANS, PAT A comeolienne who cheers us all ' kindly manner GOALBY' NANCY Hair of gold, eyes of blue FRY, EDDIE ready smile and willing hand. GOLDEN, JIM Silence that bespe merit mass 'IK' , Khk - I TATTER, JEANNE I ond laughter :ome her M HANLEY, PAUL CalmIy he meets eoch problem' HARTWELL, JIM -le IS able and tit' if C7 LL, LINDA ft ot voice, t of heart GRAVES, KEN GREENOUGH, DON He is handsome, A man's courage, GRAPENSTETER, JEAN WW, WM Us WEHII GREEN, SANDY ful' of foifhw I-IA.LL, LOWELL Calm os ci deep Sincerity shines 'One who can stand fgregt pool' in her eyes alone ' 55 HANNER, NANCY HANSEN, EVELYN HARRIS, DOROTHY HARRIS, TONYA Miss good personality A perfect picture 'A smile from a 'As gracious CIS 58 of sincerity merry miss ci queen ,funk 'E' HAVERLAND, JIM I-IAWKINS, GENE HEREDIA, LEON HESSEN, SANDY 'HIS WGY5 PIGUSS 'An honest man, Low of voice, 'Never ci dull moment many rgre in qmy Climb strong of purpose around her QT? If HOLMES, RON HOPKINS, TED I am myself, A pleasant friend Hitxies, VIRGINIA my Own COmmG,,de,1I HOPKINS, Doioiess G, GI, Hmesr' HORTON, Ium A good friend A heart cis open A pleasant friend at all times as the ploins at all times 25 4. IUGHES, CHARLES - rnan with the horn HUGHES, PAT 'Dainty as ci windblown flower HUNTER, JIM Of oll Iriendless souls HUTCHISON, SUE ln These brown eyes lies sunshine 4 'I JARVIS, HARRY A boy devoieol to JEVVKES, VIRGINIA 'Skating is her pleasure JOHNS, CAROLYN Specializes in style and smile Q friend having fun. AQ U w .fi in JONES, GLORIANN 'Beouiy ond Brains in one package JEWFLL, DENISE Poise and grace enl her style. KAUPP, DIXIE The personolify kid 'HEY KELLAM, GINNY KENNEDY, MELVIN 'Life passes with Fun to be with sunny hours KLINE, ANN In This smiling face lies beauty 26 ...fi KOCH, PAT Good companion full of goie1y at fe., Wx K KEY, STAN KING, BILL In quiet confidence Steady os a rippling his sirengfhu current KEELING, LEE ANN MingIes cores with pleasures KINMONT, DICK Self-reliant cis o group of people ww! we 'vu R' MT? KOURY, TOM KUHNHOEER, BAPB Wise To resolve Good humor KOPEC, LINDA ond to perform KRAH55 JUDY wins friends 'Undaunied she faces life goiIy Ability ond chcirm reign here I Q 'Qf in -M if FERER, PAT KYSER, CHARLES molify twice His jesting doth er Sized KURTZ, GARY G kind been Showu LANDON, JUDY LEWIS, SANDRA L charming addition to any group X F K I . F 1 g UNDSTROM, JOHN 'Good judge of character Dual threats - Musician-Mechanics 'Praiseworthy and pretty too LEE, ROBERT Skill is stronger than strength IEE' WILLIAM A person of fine quality LE FAIVRE, SHARON LINDLEY, JOHN LOTITO, JIM Tall, dark, and Neat personality, Loves speed and delightful fun to be with fun aplenty MCCREDIE, CARMEN MCDERMOTT, DONNA MCKAY, PHILIP A golden halo A good mind possesses Whatever he does, frames her face a kingdom he does well. 'V . is K, MARILYN MANVVIL, GARY MARTIN, CAROL istible as a Z His gentle deeds Good things come in hy tune MOCKENZIE' O are known MARTIN' RAY little packa es Never lacks a -- I- Q comeback Always pleasant 1 AW it LOYA, CELIA Cunning and cute, a dainty miss McKEE, JACK A trade attracts his able hands MASSEY, PEGGY A smile that won't come off 27 I I .., un, ,,.. ,Ar in 490' 'T K... MATZENBACHER, JUDY 5 MAXSON, GARY MEAD, KEN Laughing lips and He ranks high among HAlWUY5 lTelPTUl MATLOCK, JOHN eyes To mmchi' MAXHAM, JANET The beg. MAYS, CAROL forever Singing The still, small voice Her motions do Her eyes reveal of gratitude the eye delight true l'1GPPineSs MERRIT, PAT Eyes long lashed and lovely. MOUNT, AUSTIN Theres music in his heart MICHAELSON, TOM 'A heart and brain MESSENIE, PAUL A source of kindness which all seek well-paired MULLERJ STUART Merry both day Potential power and night MULLIGAN, DARREL lies within MODE, Cl-lELlA ls generous, iust and wise MOODY, JUDY Hair like a painters burnished gold ,Fl MYERS, SUZETTA Perky her name pert her way 65 NIGRO, NANCY OGDEN, HOWARD 'ff' 16' wavly '-geifnssuredy Hold fast that JELSON, MARY KAY she leans on none ODONNELL, PAT which is good' Ol-SON, JERALYN Found worthy of Beauty and talent A never ending life s standards mix well source of fun NAGY, JUDY Custom-made and charming OSGOOD, BRUC Star cager born to win' if? 'Q' fy' . I RKER, JIM PETTY, SHARON I . 3 Spring dgyu blesses all PERKINS, LINDA with loughtef- PI-IARES, PAT Success beckons HCOIITT, cool, OHOI like a star collected 3 PIETZ, RUTH She'II make a good housewife POTTER, JOYCE Bright her lock, wise her ways l 1 R RAMIREZ, LEE REYNOLDS, GAIL RAPHAEL, ANN RHODES, PAT RIEGAL, SUSAN 'Towers above us 'Offense and spice Once known will 'With grace to win 'A package of pep! ' like an oak a goodly share never be forgotfenw success RINTYE, DIANE ROBERTS, JIM ROBERTS, RON ROBERTSON, SCOTT ROBINSON, CAROLE She's never mer The mirror of Smiles worth a I am The captain Like sunshine a stranger courtesy million dollars of my soul offer a shower ISON, LLOYD RUEBEN, IRWIN SAVAGE' GAY e of nature Drives dork clouds Calm Q5 me Clouds his-soul ROGERS' TERRY away RUEHL, CATHY above UTUIII Blonde Und True blue shines Handsome he, eyes 43 '11 T SCHUH, MARY Style of France' Smile of Ireland 29 SHAHEEN, SANDRA SI LVERS, CAROL nj SKED, COLIN Sharing pleqgure Never a dull moment Another Walt Disr SEVERANCE, KEN is her delighft- SHANK, JUDY when She is Ground-I Sl'-VER5, Mll?lAM Always there when Never ending source AAHE' modest WOYS you need him of fun become her SMITH, GENE WiIIing as a friend always SNIDER, JACK Independent as they make 'em A Sl SMITH, JACKIE Keen eyes to note life's pattern STEVERS, PAT The quiet type, but beware! X SMITH, KAREN Never has there been a sweeter one SMITH, CAROL SNIDER, JANET As fair to one She-'s grace to win, as is to all wit to hold STILLWATER, SHIRLEY STILLWATER, SHARON STOUT, DAVID Slim grace Fawn-like eyes A good mood in sylish mode soft and dark for every moment SULLENGER, BEVERLY it-L ,ff SWEENEY, Kl:IIH I ,X U 'Q s'j TENNIES, CARC Jesters make the day Intensely interested Personality, and TROMBERG, MARVEL Seem show- SUMMER, GEORGE in ,Heir TAYLOR, susAN To match.. Regal charm and Honest as the day Softly spoken: a ready hand is long TVUS of l'16Uff 30 I l ,RSKII RON x THOMPSON, LEONA Ti-IYBERO, GINNY Lou 'l'W ' 'ship will win Sweet girl, A source of wit I friends.. THOMPSON, BONNIE ,UH of fun.. THOMPSON, SUE and Wisdom, TINTARY, GINGER Always has a A credit to our school Bronze 'curls frame cheerful smile her smile DLLESTRUP, JANICE TUCKER, LARRY USHER, MILTON VARNEY, BILL WALLACE, SUE 'The quiet type Tall as a pine, A studious character, Lots of fun to be with Life of the party topping his mates. X he is. fALLACE, VALERIE WARD, BILL WARREN, RICHIE 'Ready of hand kindly of heart JL, KAREN :cindidate for ' lady WATSON, PATTY Unlimited possibilities Climbing high Eyes of midnight are his into the sky blue WEAVER, LYNDA Her speed on ice shames lightning WEXLER, MORRIS WHITTINGTON, BETTY Skill and patience Judge me not by WELCH, HERSHEL mingled- WHITMIRE, THELMA my quiet Ways-I WILKERSON, BILL He is ITUPPY Her friends class her No cupid's darts everywhere as Tops for me 31 WILLOUGHBY, JIM Q WOOD, DON N... For he's a iolly good Happily remembered fellow- WINGATE, BETTY by ull WOOLARD, SUZY Always out for Full of pep the 0 good time whole year round. Women are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of Qian, .1 WYNN, BOB Quiet in his ways, around school? x YABSLEY, LLOYD ZACHARO, ANN ZIMPLE, JUDY The guy with the Fun to be with A good personality personality within A JJ 1 L A 2 if YQ' V7 xo J ,O Q , Ox ADJ x A Q7 -X2 0 Q5 .SJ O K 7' 7b 1 1 Q A .Q A Q ff ff WJ! e ,HM ,J af Q Aj ,f A F Q :O A U 5g K1 X' up J '7' 'JJ .7 7 N? 4 N , Ji' N751 ,f ,xg Cn ,ff QA -2078 Q fx Xl! jf 5- 07 Q Grfg ajvpjf f Z Q ZX zkn Q- W C L0 Z A41- ' fo X lf N J ,Q 9 , r -N X A 10 O NFL! T I fel? Q -AO X 7k .C XF N 9 4' Y L! X O? f N fit! xlf , wp ,XX C1 cf ff .f- e x l G1 xx fx KW j I U ,VA XP ydylfy' gs , , xx XX Q! ST O 5 if l 7 U 7s 0 ,JZ Q fx fe U 44 J 8 Q Q N20 Bs Q X? V i i 3,5 so ,Q X! A Dj ki - WRIGHT, ANNl She never forgn that 'Friendly smil Marty Stanley Pres. Mrs. Woods, Advisor vv li Barbara Olson, Pat Sawyer, Rae tbers, Linda Wilkinson, Marty Stanley, tti Hill, Bev Barnes, Linda Carrico, Lee n Nickels, Joan Baril, Marilyn Mac- iarrie. Row 2: Fred Plumer, Randy vens, John Seiter, George Leeper, Tom zitzul, Monte Holmes, Bob Lesorsky, tn Staten, Bob Sullivan, Phil Jones. op omores 1' Q65- j The Sophomores have been very busy this past year presenting dances after the games, which include the Hi Lite Dance. They also sold programs at the Hi Lite game. They presented the Stu- dent Body with a movie and narrator, which everyone enjoyed. Patti Hill Treas. V7 Adarns, Kay Affsa, Elaine Allen, Anita Alton, Elizabeth Armstrong, Robert Ashton, Bob Ballard, Ron Balke, Linda Baril, Joan Belaver, Bob Bentley, Connie Bethord, Leslie Beitz, Wilmirci Bigler, Steve ' 'sw im ' ' ' e,,t 2 gr fi ' , ISTIQILH' B ' 'P ' I E' -'lf 5' , -215 if:- ' ,Q r ' lg A :,.,,g5 .Ar l'f ' .p 5. ip.- Boleman, Frank Boynton, John Bozant, Donald Bradley, Charmain Brander, Ronald HCV ,z Q i . , A , ll F ,Q Q K .S 1 S f s its Killa N ,, 'l'.' ' rrp . lltfe , , ,,,,, tra '-wg, so-, Ambers, Ranone Anderson, Bob Anderson, Lawrence Anderson, Mary Beth Anderson , Muv jf , ma -ni all Ba rnes, Beverly Barnett, Barrera, Joel John Barrile, Ronald Becker, Cherrill if UW. Binan, Janis Brisco, Gloria Blankenship, Ray Blessing, Bogdan, Fred Bob 5 Breshiars, Dick Bridwell, Gary Briggs, Vera Brogdon, Carolyn Brown, Billy of 'Q' sv'-'Y 'hi S., ,z- 1 , f Y was si, 8 . H n w tk X it-4 WU' A , u 0-Q., W ml HF' 2, .F A-an ,aaa if Buehler, Bruce Buehler, Linda Burke, Linda Burnett, Patty Burton, Joseph Calvery, Tom Campbell, Sandra Caporaso, Roberta Carl, Marie Carrico, 'Linda J 2: - ,, . S-4 I Colley, Suzanne Conkling, Ray Coon, Carolyn Coppock, Larry Cordray, Jim Cramsey, Karen Cramsey, Sharon Crepps, Andrea Crockett, Gary Crookston, Diane DIUVVII, lJUlI Brown, Gary Brown, Lucille Brown, Ronald Bruce, Pat Burton, Mike Buss, Brent Butcher, Ronald Cairy, Colleen Calucci, Sal ,V 'nf Y 3 1 ,N at .. A x 'Q' . i , . Q' ff m P f X Carroll, David Chaput, Alan Christensen, Lana Clark, David Clark, Gary Costello, La Verne Cota, Sandra Crabb, Carla Crafton, Dennis Craig, Moana . C raar ' rr Dll rttl C' vw' owne, .Muay Cypert, Fred D'AmaTo, Karen Daugherty, Tina Dawald, Pat Dennison, Barbara Devy, Shirley Dick, Bonnie Dolan, Tim Donaldson, Judy Enright, Bud Ervin, Nancy Ferguson, Judy Ferrero, Frank Fidler, Tom ,ua s, xx t .' , E Y, ., 1 . f n if Qlliiiljfli 1 l , J ' Gallagher, Gerald G a n d y, Li n d a Garcia, Mary - 3 Gorham, Bonnie A - Gaunder, Barbara A D rf r T' x ' A ill vel' ll 581 Fl SFF an 5 ri K ,,,, :Huw s , a si , V, ,,,, 1. L, K Si'-'s 6 T 1 X.. Day, Lynn De Garmo, Doris Demichele, Daye Demme, John Dena, Francis Dooley, Joann Douglas, Sherrill Drino, Jerry Drino, Tom Emery, Edith W'Iii1,. 'l H 5 PM in V ' 555 fe. ,, 'L r-' Florgan, Alberta Flynn, Bill Foster, Gerald Foster, Richard Gage, Ron German, Dave Gigiere, Lewis Gilford, Sharon Gillespie, Don Glenn, Par uv ll -.. 'lb and r c 5, 5 V ii . , fV'52f2S,i! ' F A fi-:'E ,W E , I, Graves, David Green, Al ' Group, Jolin w 1 E Grover, Margaret 1 K. Grover, Ralph K f Q . rs r nw 'l NJ' Hammond, Mary Harrison, Lynn Hartman, Bernard Hedrick, Phil Hendershof, Carolyn s ,Ji in . H' ' f - ,fl ,Q Q Holmes, Monie Holi, William Horn, Sharon ' - I Hovland, Lowell ' , '- ' I Howard, Ruth I ' R, ,. ' W-vi ,,,,r 'Z Jennings, Danny Jewkes, Elaine Johnson, Billie Johnson, Nancy . . Jolwnsion, Mary L' 'V X J 'QQ' G., ..,, W, -Wc.., Godfrey, Neil Goebel, Linda Goodwin, Judy Graning, Jeaniene r ,,,y . 1 Guerava, David bf Guinn, Gloria H Guiisen, Marilyn b -f.., Hallford, Bill it Hamaclwi, Shigero W 2' ' ., 'x In Qi 3 , r ,, t: if ', nr c -.ff no ,,, , I 'ifl- . 1' I , 'f-R 1. Higginboilwom, Bob Hill, Patti Hines, Tom Hodges, Joyce Holmes, David lmes, Danny Jackson, Beverly Jackson, Janet James, Philip Jankel, Evelyn www Q nk Q ll 'ir .2 in .. if ty J' rr , Jones, Gerald Jonesf Laura Jones, Phil ,Joslyn, Carolyn Kappa, Elaine Kubiak, Sherry Kurtz, Wayne Lacy, Jack La Hood, Joseph Lamb, Larry La Voice, Nola Leach, Ann Leach, Bob Lee, Lee Lee, Sandra Litts, Paul Long, Delsina Lowe, Adrienne Loya, Gilbert Lucchesi, Maureen 3 Sw .bkiii rf sv YL 4 is rr ., at .Q ,Fl 5 Kai? in ,Q H 'S 5 -v 1 . V . ,, 4' fl I r r , S, . ... M f 'fiii :ii ' Hi Hi, as Q 1 A A - la .. ,.. S., ..... ,-, . ea iii P 1 ' - uv., fs, .1 iii? ..,, '81 ,, ,. 'wil Karmann, Terri Keller, Don Knespler, Cynthia Knobel, Carol Koury, Kenneth London, Walter Lane, Donna Lang, Nancy Larned, Bob Larsen, Carolyn 'M 'E 'ft 1 ,, fn Leeper, George Leslie, Lynda Lesavsky, Bob Lindley, Judy Lish, Jo Ann Luginbuehl, Janet Luizzi, Frank Lukaesko, George Lund, Greg Lykke, Suzanne ti G! , J. McPerry, Maryann McWilliams, Michael MacQuarrie, Marilyn Maddalena, Angelo Mahler, Judy Maslowski, Beverly Mattice, Greg Mautz, Wesley May, Verna Meacham, Bob 8 Qi X. gr, ' lm' 2-up Mickels, Lee Ann , Miller, Chellis Miller, Edward Miller, Faith Monsour, Trudy M N xx 1 K Rye Mullvain, Sandra Murphy, Lindo Murphy, Roy Neas, Sandra Newberry, Ellanore , J - Q 'Q I l' ' ,-H if f 'fizi Wigan 1 McClarty, Pat Mcllveen, Joan Mclntyre, Faye McKahn, Ruthie McKinney, Kenneth W5 X Manion, Bette Marr, Jerry Martindale, Don Martinez, Sharon Martinell, Joyce Meder, Marilyn Meredith, John Merritt, Judy Merwar, Sheila Michaelson, Chuck s Morefielol, Gary Morrison, Barbara Morrison, Wayne Moyers, Jim Mueller, Judy -an K r 1 -tri Z fs 'ale' f Newsom, mcnoru Nixson, Jacquelyn Novarro, Stewart O'Brien, Mary Kay Oden, Gail 5 11' isasrffvzt , .1 , ,-Mni,. f : Q, - fe: ..,,,is, 1 ttf ul K 5 Iwlfldi - . zz' L me - I ff- Palmer, Tom Parker, Francis Paterson, Nancy Pearce, Ruth Peck, Annette try f Plichta, Torn Plurner, Fred Plunkett, Peggie Potts, Gary Ouisf, Sharon Ribbe, Wesley Rieke, Gary Robelet, Doreen Roberts, Heather Robertson, John 'GH .1 l 1 Q . , nh.. x :if P Q' Y x Olson, Barbara Olson, Reuel Overbeck, Donna Overlin, Goldie Owen, Randy me mssfefwr -- - , N '.. Pendleton, Shirley Peterson, AI Petty, Martha Peterson, Harry Pietrzak, Jess ,B ,tai L Xe .9 V 1 -...Y 4, l. I A X .--K A S J 4 Y X 6 .13 'r-,,' T2 'W' Q M Rasch, Erwin Rawls, Gary Raymonclo, Jane Renwick, Jim Rhodes, Laura Robinson, Dennis Rodela, Mel Rohn, Ed Rojas, Ernie Rose, John N! lily q W 'U Sangermano, Louise Sanchez, Bob Sansteby, Eddie Sawyer, Pat Schechter, Mike Seiter, John Seymour, John Shanatelt, Linda Shatsky, Gary Sheeter, Barbara ,fjf tg ., , s y if Smith, Pat Sommers, Sally Spencer, Dan Spoerrim, Marilyn Squillance, Bob Stephenson, Chris Stevens, Bill Stone, Bob Storemski, Ed Sullivan, Ron ...,,......., ..,...-, .lea B J ' 1 it c.,, 1+ 'L K 4 L aa X Rubottom, Larry Ruiz, Bill Rund, Don Rumloaugh, Donna ll X in - Schiavino, Linda Schriever, Joe Schultz, Sandra S Schwab, Margaret Schwincl, Barbara . !,,,f3 an Singer, Joyce Skelton, Ken Skelton, Paul Smith, Dan Smith, Joe X l Sffmefff Hedb' ii 5 Stanley, Marty Q 1 ,,A,, ,f Staten, Johnny B YN' . L - ,A 4, . , Steiner, Allan Qt 1 E 'lt.i Vii' 2 1 Steinert, Ed 1 in ,, .An 'xl I I KX n- 0: x -, , 1 4 S la S eeeeil ,Q Q ' f x il. A -N his at ' 1-il :tif ...,.-., -......... Taylor, Richard Taylor, Bob Thompson, Suzanne Tolleson, Marvin Valenzano, Pat Vanderlaan, Andy Varisco, Jean Vaughan, Dianne Vetie, Sally Weitzul, Tom Wexler, Judy Whan, Jon Wheeler, Kenny Wilkins, Arlene L Wilkinson, Linda Wilkinson, Monica Willingham, Jim Wilson, Kenny Torok, Pat Tregilgas, Pamela Trent, Diane Tucker, Bill Valencia, Paula Wadley, Dorothy Walls, John Ware, Gary Warren, Judy Waygood, Jim Ron Lesorsky President Mrs. Simpson Advisor arilyn Campbell, Candy Jones, irol Chewning, Sharon Ross, Sally Jmer, Betty Whan, Nancy Soward, iy Hiatt, Judy Butler, Mary Louise pez. een Carr, Terry Okada, Joyce Tes- ski, Brenda Barber, Eloise Lopez, innie Perkins, Marilyn Henderson, cki Messenie, Sue Greenwell, aron Noble. gene Ronderson, George Salto- Jchio, Gary Craigmile, Larry Les- sky, Leonard Golding, Gilbert Von quidy, Eric Gosset, Seymour Ellis, ike Bradley. Vice President VQS 771971 Sharon Ross Susie Greenwell Secretary Mis Mr. Bremer Counseler Being the youngest class hasn't seemed to bother the Freshmen class this year, they have been tull of spirit and pro- gress. Included in their activities were a car wash, fruit sale, and a spring party. Pam Holton Treasurer Abrams, Madeline Allen, Paula Alnnlie Duane Almlie, Rocl Anderson, Eugene Aanderson, Larry Anderson, Warren Ansley, Ray Anthony, Tony Arce, Mona Lee Arnold, Sharon Astor, Terry Baer, Roger Bailey, Terry Baird, Don Bamby, Sharon Banks, Pat Barath, Sharon Barber, Brenda Barnett, Bob Basso, Michael Basstord, Lynna Baxter, Barbara Beane, Aloha Becker, Jim Bemis, Philip Bentley, Kathleen Berger, Gary Berkowitz, Kay Beckhart, Marilyn Bidnick, Harold Bigham, Ronnie Bigger, Danny Binam, Ronnie Black, Gloria Blake, Don Blecka, Gary Boone, Ronnie Borchers, Bill Bowers, Bill Bowers, Helen Bradley, Mike Breer, Bill Broneske, Rita Brossard, Nicole Brown, Betty Brown, Fay Brown, Kay Brown, Kent Brown, Ray Brown, Sandra Brown, Sharon Bullen, Kurt Bumgorner, David Burbank, Ray Burligame, Louise Burmood, Deanna Burns, Tom Burrell, Mary Lou Burton, Sandy Busby, Philip Busch, Donald Butler, Gayla Butler, Judy Butler, Sharon Bytrus, William Caldwell, Dennis Campbell, Gary Campbell, Marilyn Campbell, Stuart Capps, Roy Carbone, Kay Carmichael, James Carr, Eileen Carroll, Sinda Sue Cary, Janet Cary, Janice Castleberry, Jean Chaltrow, Tom Chamberlain, Jessica Chevry, Ronald Chewing, Carol Chiago, Robert Childers, Linda Chaconas, Larry Clemons, Jack Cole, Carolyn Conway, Timmy Cook, Judy Cooke, Celeste Cooper, Marguerite Copeland, Carol Copelin, Tom Copple, Nancy Corn, Barbara Coyne, Mike 1. Cox, Jean Crofton, Dennis Craig, Viola Darlene Craigmile, Gary Cross, Jerry Cross, Robert Crouch, Edward Crouch, Roberta Curll, Jessie Davis, Gary DeBellis, Joanne Dederick, William DePhilips, Michael Devine, Gilbert Dodd, Leslie Dodd, Lloyd Dohlman, Mike Donofrio, Edward Dorrel, Roger Drahos, James Dudley, George Duncan, Janet Dye, John Easley, Jeanette Edington, William Ellis, Robert Ellis, Seymour Emery, Ann Ernley, Patricia Emmens, Albert English, Johanna Evans, Darlene Evenson, Diana Fairfax, Walter Feliciano, Dave Felter, Barbara Ferrara, Toni Fibiger, Geraldine Finkel, Jay Firman, Deane Fisson, Dennis Flieger, David Flynn, Bob Follman, Nancy Foltz, Nancy Forbes, Jerry Fowler, Sharon l:,..-Lc,... I ....:-,.. Freeman, Daniel Friendman, Susan Fry, Dorothy Fry, Richard Gaddy, Joyce Gardner, Donald Gentry, Margaret Getches, David Giger, David Gilpin, Al Gloeser, John Glenner, Steven Goalby, Beverly Goar, Philip Godfrey, Kenneth Golding, Leonard Goodwin, Dennis Gossett, Eric Gotz, John Gradisher, Joyce Graff, Richard Graff, Robert Grapensteter, Gail Greeley, Corky Harper, Virginia Harris, Angela Harris, Neil Harrison, Dennis Greenough, Gail Greenwalt, Dick Greenwell, Susan Griffith, Dottie Grisafe, Anne Guevara, James Gustaveson, Roy Guyer, De Wayne Hager, Roy Halbert, Sharon Hallford, Vicki Haring, Dave Haverly, Claudia Hayes, Charlotte Heacock, Charles Heaton, Lee Roy Henderson, Carolyn Henderson, Donald Henderson, Marilyn I.I,-............... r'L.,,l,, sito 'U 48 i- . Q., ,.: A Heitman, Norman Hiatt, Kay Hobbs, Karen Hobson, Sharon Hodges, Leonard Hoffman, George Holton, Pam Holtchulte, Carol Howard, Leeann Hubbert, Fred Hueser, Edyth Huffman, Shirley Hughes, Andrea Hutches, Nancy lnfranca, Doris Irish, Mike Jackson, Diane Jackson, Howard Jacobs, Ralph Jeney, Ellen Jensen, Darwin Johnson. Greg Johnson, James Johnston, Chris Janes, Candy Jones, Ron Junge, Diane Keck, Sharon Kellam, Robert Kelly, James Kendrick, Sharon Kimball, Linda King, Sylvia Kinnison, Janet Kinsey, Don Kinworthy, Sandra Kiwan, Jean Knipe, John Koener, Carol Kohli, Harry Kolpack, Linda Koske, Tom Kudenov, James Kuhn, James Kuhnhofer, Bob Lahr, Jacelyne Layton, Steven l on Rnumi-In LaFaivre, Marcia LeFevre, Monroe Leonard, George Leone, Tony Lesner, Ginny Lesovsky, Larry Lieberg, Lee Limbird, Diane Lifts, Diana Lokken, Caryl Lokken, Sharyl LoMonaco, Angel Lopez, Eloise Lopez, Mary Lovett, Kenneth Lovitt, Lonnie Lucier, Barbara Lukaesko, Harvey Luthin, Charles Lumpkin, Leonard McGlendon, Eloise McGregor, Betty McHenry, Sharon Mclllvain, Lois Mclntyre, Bonnie McKain, Ron McKeever, Jo Ann McKinney, Theresa McLaren, James McNulty, Michael McNulty, Pat McPerry, Judy McQueen, Judy Mackie, Andy MacKay, Ellen Mason Mike Matlock, George Maxwell, Dick Mazur, Kathy Merritt, Miriam Messenie, Michele Miller, Don Miller, Marilyn Mohler, Sandra Mistone, Joanne Mitchell, Bob Moody, Jill Mnnri: Milfn Hb VW QW? it 'X Morris, Vicky Mothershed, Carmen Mount, Sharon Nagle, Lee Neill, Bob Nevills, Neil Noble, Sharon Noice, Torn Nordstrom, Ken Norris, Kathy Navarrop Steve Nunner, Gary Ottstein, Carol Okada, Terry Olden, Philip Oliver, Rita Olson, Karen Orom, Cherril Orr, Marcia Osborn, Bernie Owens, Virginia Parns, Larry Patrick, Charles Paul, Cindy Perkins, Bonnie Perry, Gayle Peters, Lou Pierce, Dorothy Pittenger, Jim Plumb, Glen Plumer, Sally Pickpel, Danny P0Well, Clarke Purtlebaugh, Sandra Priest, Don Rainwater, Bob Rand, Mary Redhead, Richard Reinhart, Judy Reiter, Freeman Reynolds, Noreen Revnolrlc Russell Rieke, lfathy Roberts, Sandra Robertson, Karen Rogers, Lynda Ralston, Ronnie Ross. Sharon Ruehl, Donna Rund, Dennis Russo, Joe Salminen, Thomas Saltamchio, Joe Sand, Janet Sanderson, Fred Sangeramo, Bill Saunders, Judy Scaggs, Art Scherr, Barbara Schlieper, Georganne Schmoll, Tim Schuck, David Schultz, Carole Schultz, David Schwartz, Eric Seckels, Linda Severance, Raymond Shwaver, John Sines, Jeff Slattery, Pat Slattery, Roslyn Smiley, Carolyn Smith, Margie Smith, Steve Snow, Bob Soward, Nancy Sparks, Danny Sprung, Sharon Stark, John Stater, Bobbie Steele, Janice Sterrett, Karen Stokes, John Stone, Rowan Stout, Tom Stroud, Herman Swanson, Laurel Sweeney, Bob Tarr, Carol Taylor, Corky Tennies, Frank Tesarski, Joyce Thomas, Bryon Thomas, Gary Thompson, Barbara Tlnnmncnn Dmuirl Thompson, Gary Tintary, Marilyn Townsend, Alan Tucker, Carole Tucker, Stephen Valencia, Jim Van Etten, Sheryl VanWye, Carol Vetterick, Arnold Vogon, Rick Von Urquidy, Gilbert Wagner, April Wakefield, Carda Walker, Carol Walker, Judy Walker, Pat Walker, Robert Walter, Carolyn Walther, Dan Wanner, Oran Warshauer, Steve Washburn, Mike Watson, Pam Waters, Terry Weir, Marleen Weitzul, Pat Welch, Jim Wellington, Pat Wellington, Rickie Wertz, Sharon Whan, Betty Whan, Bob White, Charles White, Elsie Wilkie, Charles Winger, Penny Winne, Linda Wolfe, Priscilla Wood, Anne Woodrow, Janet Woodman, Donna Worrell, Burt Wright, George Young, Jim Zeiser, Noel Zuccarilli, Roberta QCII' is f fi? 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From a small, inexperienced class, has evolved a paper which gets better with every issue. With the entire student body behind us, next tall the Spartan Shield should be on a par with the best school pa- pers inthe Valley. Future plans include association with a national scholastic organization. Pat Pharis Betty Whittington Jim l?0beI fS Business Manager Page One Editor P099 TWO Edliof Seated-Jane Ramonclo, Terry Rogers, Sandy Green. Standing-Lynda Weaver, Jean Joslyn, Austin Mount, Linda Fishel, Sally Wilson. Team work made the Spartan Shield the good paper it was. 64 lzfeld etting West Covina's first newspaper starTed, was the ajor problem of The journalism class This year. They Jd many handicaps, one of which was The general lack l experience on The staff. But despite This handicap, The aff worked hard and lay Thanksgiving, The students ere reading The first issue 'of the Spartan Shield. ie purpose of The paper, was To create school spirit, fd To inform The students of Things going on at W.C.H.S. udents enioyed reading such columns as Just Between s, Private LeTTerloox, and World Review. ith The help of Mrs, Rellas, advisor, The sTaff establish- l a good foundation for an even beTTer newspaper next ar. 5, Mrs, Dorothy Rellas Advisor Jgn Snider Don Baker Gary Burke Pgge Three Editor Advertising Mgr. Sports Editor Secited+Mary O'Leary and Linda Carrico, Standing-Antoinette Calli, Annie Delcie, Gary Code. These staff members helped To put out West Covincfs first paper, the Spartan Shield. The students were enthusiastic, and did a good job on the paper, W ., II. III.,I1I..:g:I ,,IIh.f .-15121-...l ' 1 - -2 , 1. 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' i 'i ,ii all y X If fu The junior girls were chosen on their service points, scholasfic standing, leadership ability, and citizenship. Many services were performed by The Fideliras This year, and fhey worked very hard fo fulfil Their obligation To This oursranding club, and To sef a fine Tradition for their school. Sitting: 2nd. sem.: Myrna Campbell, Pres., Donna Behler-V.P., Adelaide Curll- Sec., Jean Dalton-Historian. Sranding: lst sem.: Karen Almlie-Pres., Karen Smith-V.P., Glori Jones-Sec., Susie Reigal-Treas., Pat O'Donnell-Historian. One of the many services performed by the Seen around campus on Fridays wearing their blue club sweaters, were the girls in the honorary service club Fideliras. 4f!'? CP ta 0 1 ,s for fo T I A y f .L l at L.. This is an example of how acTive The No Mads really were. lsT row: Jim Parker, E Bill Lee, Jim Bourers, Rudy Bouman, Jim Roberts, Ken Graves, Arthur Guevara, Don Greenouqh, Pril McKay. + N 2nd rovv: Mike Babbidge, Terry Adams, Terry Rogers, Richard Gates, Ron Holmes, Jim Hauerland, Mike Cummings, John Lindley, Irwin Rueben, Chuck Bradley, Keith Sweeney, Jim Cole. Gary Burke Gary Maxson Firsf Sem, Second Sem. President President ervice and Triendship, These Two vvords personified The Nomads, oys' honorary service club Tor The whole school, To give oppor- 1niTy Tor leadership, To preserve and build The morale of The 'udent Body, and To help creaTe school spiriT. 'ieir purpose and goal is a big one, buT vviTh The help oT Mr. nders, advisor, They made Their goal. 07710 S V f--wi I 5 -vw ll T' ist row: ist Sem. Sec. Tom Michaelson, Treasurer Don Baker, Ron Zell, Sgt. at Arms, Jack Demery, Vice President. These Boys were also second semester ofTicers. ist Row: Gary Burke, Jim Lotito, Bob Lee, Bill Lee, Jim Robe tskllydy Bouman, Dick Gates, Ken Graves, Gary Maxson, John Seiter, Ron Zell. 2nd Row: Terry . 1 '. ' WA' . . , Adams, Monte Holmes, Terry Rogers, Irwin Rueben, Lee Rama , um ings, Ron Holmes, Tom Weitzul, Don Baker, Fred Plummer, Tom Michaelson. H xv' Numerous outstanding events of the Hi-Y stressed the importance of de- veloping Christian Fellowship. With the aid of president Ron Zell, and advisor Mr. Berkenheger, the Hi-Y prepared a varied program for the year. Scheduled events included a trip to the mountains, as well as the beach, formal and intormal initia- tions, and a community service pro- iect. The Hi-Y also did other services such as collecting the admittance to basketball games. After a full schedule the boys ended the year with a party. 70 Hi-Y Ron Holmes-Vice President Ron Zell-President Jim Roberts-Secretary Ken Graves-Treasurer Terry Rogers-Sgt, at Arms O ,f n 6 nl 6 . Q ie.- 'J O Ref! x mglar X X 46 A 4... -. 3 Always busy were the ff, 1 Ti boys of Hi-Y, doing their 3 Q iob well as the illustraf . EN Q? ' QI tion shows. O 0 C :s Q. 3 rn 3 C' na f' cu rn -. -. -4 J' :J Z 3 KD -. o 3 an cn 9 tw: Karen Weitzul, Q e l v i n, Marilynn , Ka re n Almlie, Martin, Mary Kay , Adelaide Curll, Smith, Geralyn Ol- Jt Stevers. 2nd row: Jewell, M y r n a tell, Sue Hutchison, Zaccaro, Dorothy Darla Belding, Jo Schuh, Jinny g, Kay Dean, Bar- Kuhnhofer, J u d y 1 ,W ,... iw: Pat O'Donnell, Childress, Kathy Sandy Shaheen, iloolard, Pat Phares, ylor, Valerie Wall- nn Kline, Pat Kup- Kathy Edgell. Ginny Kellam, President O 1-134' Tri- Y The members of Tri-Y enjoyed a trip to the snow. Pat Stevers - Intereclub council mem- ber, Sue Reigal-Treasurer, Gloria Jones- Vice President, Sandy Shaheen-inter-club 4' wr retary. With world-wide fellowship and the ideals of personal and social living fore- most in their minds, the Tri-Y, inspired by Mrs, Rellas, advisor, endeavored to serve their school, The Tri-Y, like the Y-Teens is a branch ofthe Y.W,C.A. rv-wg'- -1 fffrmas Marry Stqnleyl fi,-Sf gemh pres. pcm Hill, Row 1: Leanne Mickels-Sergeant at Arms, Linda Wilkinson-Secretary, Patti Hill-Vice President, Judy second gem, Pres. Goodwin, Linda Corrico. Row 2: Billie Johnson-Treasurer, Judy Ferguson, Goldie Overlin, Sandy Cota, enfurions To serve their school is the main purpose of the Freshmen and Sophomore service clulo, Centurians. ln order to get into this club you have to have good grades and od school services. To be in this club is an honor. Miss Greier, the supervisor has helped to inspire this club. Y-Teens is a branch ot the Y.W.C.A., and their purpose is to bring friendship among the girls. op O1'l'lO1'Q Y-TQQWS First Rovv---Linda Cairiro, Lincla Schiavino, Paul Valincia, Marilyn Spoeiri, Ruthie Mcliahan ludy Donaldson, Barbara Olson Second Rovv -Maryann McPerry, Sallyann Wilson, Suzanne Colley, Donna Overherlc, Judy Feigroson, linda Burke, Colflie Overlin, Leslie Pnetharrl. Third Pow--Nancy Rounds, Carolyn Coon, Sherril Youngquest, Leanne Miflcels, Angie Crepps, Sandy Schultz, Rae Annbers, Dianne Vaughan, Bobbie Jo Morrison, Pat Sawyer Patti Hill, VP, Bev Barnes, Pres., Willie Betz, Sgt at Arms, Judy Goodwin, Intra-Club Rep, linda Wilkinson lntra-Club Pep., Billie Johnson, Treas -4-f i st Row: Jeanne Berryman, Ayrna Campbell, Pat O'Don- ell, Judy Warren, Sue Hutch- son, Linda Wilkenson, Linda Boeble, Carol Wingate, Judy Jagy, Pat Stevers, Patti Hill. End Row: Jinny Thyberg, Ton- a Harris, Sue Thompson, Bren- la Babcock, Bette Wingate, 'at Evans. Girls 7 eague To make every girl feel she is part of the school is the purpose of Girls' League. Actually every girl in school is a member of this association. The girls are represented by two girls picked out of each homeroom. The officers, which were chosen at the beginning of the year did an excellent iob in promoting the girls' interests in our school activities. The All Girl Follies, presented in March and a large part in both the Christmas Ball and Spring Dance, were the main events put on by the Girls' League this year. Bette Wingate Vice Pres Jinny Thyberg President Tanya Harris Treasurer Pat Evans Secretary 1 Cabinet: Teri Gelvin Sue Reigel. Seen GT GH sporhng evenfs dressed In blue and whlfe ond cheerlng The Teams on To vlcTory was The mosT enerqeTlc club on cmd songs cmd extreme enfhusuosm ond pep The pep club cclrrned ouT Their gool of at row: Jessie Curll, Sally Plumer, Eloise Lopez, Ruthie McKahan, Brenda Barber, Beverly Barnes, Marilyn Spoerri, Judy Donaldson, Anne Grisafe, Adelaide Jrll, Jane Raymondo. 2nd row: Ann Zucarro, Bett Whittington, Ginny Kellam, Dianna Burmood, Marty Stanley, Patti Hill, Cherril Oram, Mary Louise Lopez, icke Messenie, Kathy Rieke, Lynn Day, u Ashdovirn,DBonnie Mclntyre, Sharron Noble. 3rd row: Teri Gelvin, Karen Smith, Jean Dalton Myrna Campbell, Pat 'Donnell, Bobbie Jo Morrison, Gail Greenough, all Oden, Bob Taylor, Barbara Thompson, Mary Lou Burrill, Pat Weitzul, John Seiter, Jess Pieterzak, Lawrence wderson. Sfafesmen lr. Hertennstein, the advisor, and the members of Junior Statesmen worked together to promote a better America. his club had a vvondertul time attending J.S.A. conventions, and they also sponsored the Halls ot lvy, the successful ask boy ONCE. he J.S.A. will turn out the finest future leaders of America. S !s?.re?Ft - VN T jxm i fl 'L' l 'A QS EQTIW' C f it ahh. ls, ' l cs, v lt J K 1 i,., E X 7 i , DQC Q 'O club was very active in supplying shments at the basketball games, other activities around campus. 1 Karen Weitzul - Vice Pres. Jean Dalton - President Row 1: Karen Smith, Mary Kay Nelson Row 2: Ginny Kellam, Pat Weitzul. 75 lst row: Jim Hartwell Vice Pres., Cathy Ruehe Sec., Sandy Shaheen Sec. lst Sem. 2nd row: Denny Jewell, Betty Whittington, Sue Hutchison, Donna Behler, Jeanne Berryman, Kathy Kertley. 3rd rowr Ron Barrilegmhie Warren, Chuck Huges, Stuart Muller, Gary Benedetto, Sue Taylor, Bonnie Thompson. Biology For those with a high interest in Biology, the Biology Club was formed this year. The club advisor, Mr. Catalano has been a great help with his background. Front Row: Adelide Curll, Myrna Campbell, Pres., Back--Gene Hawkins. if fi A Carole Smith 2nd Sem. Pres. Lee Ramirez lst Sem. Pres. The Chemistry Club is to turther the knowledge of students who are interested in Chemistry. Their club advisor, Mr. Thorne, has spent many hours helping make the club both interesting and educational. o emrsfry lub Front: Shilo Mode, Jerelyn Olson, Ginny Thyberg, Kay Dean, Suzy Woolard, Carol Tennies, Sue Tay- lor, Jay Brawn, Bob Boylin. Second Row: Jim Bowers, Scott Robertson, Richie Warren, Lloyd Rob- ertson, Jim Parker, Mike Babage, Marvin Catch- pole, Richard Gates. ont: Gary Code, Kay Dean, Jim Bowers. Second: Front: John Lundstrom, Melvin Kennedy, Jeralyn Olson, Barbara Olson, Collin Sked, Ron :vb Boylin, Mr. Clark, Mike Cummings. Zell. Back: John Roos, Jim Mazur, Bob Cox, Ken Severance, Gene Hawkin, Tom Michaelson, Chris Donnan, Mike Babbidge. To promote the interest of engineering and science, and to encourage careers in These fields are the main reasons for this clubs existence. The Engineering Club took field trips and sponsored several assemblies vvhich were extremely interesting to all. Their advisor, Mr. Clark, unselfishly gave his time to further the progress of this club. ngineering Asfronomy To teach the students how to pick the main constellations and obiects of the sky, how to tell time and location by the stars, and to further interest in all branches of Astronomy is this clubs object. This club has had many interesting trips. Mrs Stout, the advisor is very interested in this field, therefore he is helping the club very much, lst Row: Harry Peterson, Larry Lamb, David Carroll. Edward Rohn, Sec. 2nd Row: Gary Du Bois, Greg Seymour. Joel Barnett, Pres. 1 'Y 78 Row l: Candace Jones, Mrs. Ninneman, Advisor. Mari- lyn Campbell. Row 2: Jerry Drino, Tom Drino. afin As The Romans recognized Christmas and Th New Year in one gay celebraTion called Th 'iSaTurnalia, The LaTinians planned a Roma banaueT Tor Their celebrarion aT The end of Th year. Mrs. Ninneman, club advisor, helped The menr bers To Tulfill Their purpose of geTTing all LaTi sTudenTs inTeresTed in The social and economi cusToms of ancienT Rome. Row i: Tom Evans, Chuck Wilke, Phil Goar, Bob Adams. Row 21 Judy Ferguson, Laurel Swanson, Kay Hicm, Eric Davidson, David Flieger. Row 31 Claudia Haverly, Jessie Chamberlain, Don Gardner, David Getches, De Wayne Guyer. Row 4: Dave Skelton, David Haring, Sheryl Van Etten, Gary Bridwell. A ChrisTmas FiesTa, dance, and Two dinner par- Ties highlighTed This year's Spanish Club AcTiv- iTies. This club helps promoTe sTronger friendships be- Tween people of oTher counrries, During meerings, They oTTen speak in Spanish. Mrs. Wood, and Mr. Akerly, advisors, help in clulo maTTers. This club also helps The sTudenTs learn Spanish beTTer and speak more freely. pcmfs Front: Bill Lee, SgT. at Arms, Ann Leach, Vice Pres., Bob Lee, Sgr, at Arms. Back: Randy Owen, Pres., Arlene Wildins, Pub., Don Baker, Sgt. at Arms. Seated: Mrs. Pace, VP., Fran Caylor7Sec., Barbara Kuhnofer Treas. T kins, Gloria Brisco, Donna Overbeck. Lang, Nancy Rounds, Martha Petty, ,T I I is ,hjf uve you ever Wanted To be able To do something and you don't ovv howto olo iT? Well, This is why This club was organized, To help 3 young homemakers of Tomorrow. The advisor Mrs. Pace anol The esiclent Judy Borens are helping The girls very much in all club utters. - Te oT Their many activities, put on quite often, was having cake, ughnut, cookie, and cocoa sales. ' e girls have also gone bowling Together and have had several imber porTies. me ot Their main projects was helping To put on The Christmas Ball. Members of FHA. watch vvifh interest, as Mrs, Pace sews something that the girls will attempt later Standing: Judy Barens---Pres, Sandy Green- e Srttingfhfdy Warren, Virginia Harper, Lynn Day, Alberta Florgon. StandingAArIene Wil- Knee-ling7Doreen Klin, Nancyfjo Carhart. Stanoling7Shc1ron De Tal, Carla Crabb, Nancy . T i -,,,,,,. 'Q xnxx 79 Cabinet: Roslyn Slattery - V.P., Bonnie Mclntyre - Sec., Ed Badgley - Treas., Phil McKay - Sgt, at Arms. ROW l: Bill Lee, Marilvn Campbell, Stephen Tucker, Tom Evans, Bob Walker, Phil Walker, Phil Goar, Chuck Wilke, Gary Craigmile, Jessie Curll, Bob Lee. ROW 2: Eric Davidson, Kay Hiatt, Nancy Hutches, Beverley Lee, Lana Christensen, Sherry Kubiak, Kathie Johnston, Janet Lugenbuehl, Frances Parker, Joyce Hodges, Judy Butler, ROW 3: David Getches, Ann Raphael, Sharon Brown, Dottie Griffith, Jan Cary, Janice Steele, Nicki Brossard, Evelyn Hansen, Candy Jones, Roberta Crouch, Ginny Lesner, Dorothy Pierce, Austin Mount. ROW 4: Sharon Keck, Sandy Burton, Sharon Wert, Diane Junge, Phoebe Jane Conn, Linda Childress, Kathy Keirtley, Donna Behler, Danny Pickal. i lt you have been skiing this year, you probably would have seen West Covina's Ski Club enioying themselves in the snow. The members of this club have had many outings to the snow, and all have greatly improved their skiing. 'UT' Cabinet: Bob Taylor, Treas., Sharon Cramsey, Pres., Pat Torok, V. Pres., Marilyn Spoerri, Sec. lst Row. Gail Reynolds, Pat Torok, Bob Taylor, Sharon Cramsey, Marilyn Spoerri. 2nd Row: Judy Saunders, Linda Fishel, Sally Sommers, Karen Sterrett, Roberta Crouch, Patti Walker, Jeanette Easley, Judy Donaldson. FBLA. We predict that with the help ot Mrs. Huppert, advisor, the members ofthe F.B.L.A., will really be the future business leaders of America. Some of the many purposes of this club are. to become acquainted with businessmen and business activities in the community, and To participate in worthwhile activities that will benefit school, community, and business. o promote interest in phil- itely, and to increase their ieographical and historical nowledge of foreign coun- ries, through their collec- ons, is the obiect of the tamp Club. This club want- d to establish friendly and rurposeful relationship with ther philatelists. The Super- isor, Mrs. Ninneman, has elped this club with her ex- ert advice. Ci Kenneth Mikulasek - Sec.-Treas. John Shawver-V-P, Lloyd Robinson - Pres. 'A Row One: Kenneth Mikulasek, Ken Kaury, Bob Neill, Jim Drahos, John Showver, Gary Graig- mile. Row Two: Ken Godfrey, Jeffrey Sinez, Alan Chaput, Gary Brown, Richard Dent, Lloyd Robinson. famp tt if ful? To promote interest in chess, to provide friendly compe- tition for the development of chess skills among chess players, are the purposes of the Chess Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Stout, this club is doing well. Lloyd Robinson, George Wright, Bob Meachem, Alan Chaput, George Hoffman, Thomas Salminen. QSS ,ML Bill Brier-Sec. Gary Brown-Pres. Bob Meachem-V.P. ak Www 'VW' ll xuhlt ov 'fra Q9 Q03 4 I hy!! Q . haul . .I This group ot girl athletes are so energetic that many found it difficult to sit still while this picture was being taken, hence the many blurred faces. G.A.A. The purpose of the group is to provide girls with a wholesome sports program where they are encouraged to participate in group and individual activities. The G.A.A. encourages good sportsmanship and cooperation among its members as well as providing opportunities tor each girl to develop those leadership qualities which make her a tiner person, They had a G.A.A. picnic at Covina Park in Nov. where a olay of fun and frolicking were had. The day included games, lunch, entertainment by the Board, and relays in the afternoon. The West Covina GAA. Board was hostess to the Covina G.A.A. Board at a Taco Luncheon at one ot the girl's homes. They felt this a good way ot cementing relations between the two groups The year ended with a Mother-Daughter Banquet in May where the girls received their earned letters, chevrons, and stars. New officers for next year were also announced at this time. Front Row: Goldie Overlin, sports coorol., Donna Overbeck, rep., R Howard, Soph, rep., Maureen Luccliesi, Sec-Treas. Center Rowi Eve Hansen, Pres., Freda Anderson, Jr. rep. Third Row: Judy Mahler, 'Sec Pub., Nala LaVoire, Vice Pres., Juoly linclley, Sec, of Awards, lou Pet Frosh rep Mrs. advuso They In the plcture to the left and the one to the right show that not only the boys enloy ployung softball and basketball but also the gurls do Volleyball ns enloyed by these gurls as one can see in the pncture above Row One: Kay Dean, Barbara Olson, Karen Weitzul, Susie Riegel, Carol Martin Karen ie, Danna Behler, Carmen McCreadie. Row Two: Johnny Staten, Johnny Seiter, George Leeper, Bob Lee, Fre Plumer, Jeanne Berryman, Tonya Harris, Jinny Thyberg, Gary Burke. Row Three: Paul Litts, Mike Babbiclge, Tom Weitzul, Bill Lee, Karl Gluesing, Sue Thompson, Denny Jewell, Terry Rogers. Enforcemenf A envy Terry Adams, Secretary of Enforcement has helped to organize this agency. Seen around campus, enforcing the school laws, was the enforcement agency. This club set an example for the entire student body. The advisor, Mr. Deal, guided the enforcement agency, told them how to carry out the laws of the school and they in ' : 5 f. K -it,,-4 . , . turn tried to follow his suggestions Left to right: Linda Leslie, Secretary, Jim Roberts, Austin Mount, Chris Donnan, Associate judges. fudenf Couri To prevent serious violations on the campus, rather than punish of- fenders for their violations, is the main purpose of the Student Court. Mr. Dooley, advisor, worked with the court, and helped them to carry out the laws of the school successfully. The experiences achieved by this actual practice in court procedures will help gain understanding that the laws are not necessarily to punish but also to protect the rights of the individual. 'Utd' ' li Q - ' Mr. Deal, Advisor Terry Adams, Secretary of Enforcement ront row: D. Barnett, R. Sanchez, B. Bogdan, T. Weitzul, B, Flynn, J. Dernaree, D. Brame, B. Lee, M. Cummings. Second row: M. Holmes, P. McKay, C. lughes, K. Reeves, P. Litts, J. Seiter, G. Leeper, J. Black, T. Michaelson, W. Lee. Brame, B. Lee,B M. CummingszsmRee k t' Letterman Ls is L. to R.: D. Barnett - Pres. K. Reeves - V.P. D. Brame, Sec., Treas. R. Butcher, Sgt. at Arms Coach Eaton fm-v. This society is organized for a threefold purpose: First, to promote athletic co-operation, sportsman- ship, and spirit. Second, to establish and control awards bestowed upon eligible athletes. Third, to install leadership among members for the better- ment of West Covina High School. The boys in the lettermen's club are recognized around campus by their blue and white sweaters which they earned by participating in a varsity sport for a certain number of quarters. 85 E fa AQAZ, f Lf W 22 RvEDh NE SW ,..... lf Front: Ginny Kellam, Myrna Cambell, Jinny Tlwyberg, Jean Dalton, Pat Weitzul, Ron Zell, Tom Michaelson. 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A wif Pomona game ref fl fl rf rrilywf yr Shig Hamachi Dick Barnett Covina game Upland game Coach Mel Eaton Coach Ron Bufcher Tom Michealson Newell Wlne Rosemead game Arcadia game Winchell Cates Arcadia game Ron Butcher . .19 xx ,pq ififisif Q' new ,, . ,mf t 'WWE' K' ' 4 ' il ' , .gm he Q ,siiffimr I. , ,draft 'mi Jack Demaree Jerry Black 4, .Mx , Charles Hughes Tom Weitzul Phvl McKay Lowell Hall Rogers makes another succesful tackle Holems completes another pass. Tom Michealson Gary Maxson Chuck l-Yle Bill Lee Richard Gates Shlg Hvmochl Paul Skelton Bill Stevens John Selle' Bob Bogdan Terry Adams Winchell CaTes Lee Ramirez Ron Zell Mark Brasher Terry Rogers Paul Litrs Eugene Anderson Mike Babbidge rv . l Posser for WinkY Rcmono Cares W5 5COre . . nd WO S 'H RO Suu O Semeod d PM Qarf, XOYS 900 6. por GI . 95 dii-P en ,On I, mm n Mke Cum ferferencel 1 X055- Lee carries bali for a first down sted by Bob Lee and Chuck Lile. These action shots portray theifight and determination ou r Spartans showed in games they participated in. e. Jock Hwinkfeh Q Baidwin Pork gum Gres 5 r the fo . r in Pped MI from fed si Show of makeS mckie Rosemeqdi 1 rry Rogers goof line Derrioree assistS- - e is 99 Ed Crouch Head Coach Bill Berlcenheger Andy Vanderlaan Line Coach Dick Bremer HBH Fooflvall This year's Bee's were ouTsTanding Tor a new inexperienced proved Their True championship. Coach Berkenheger Took his a Team of good players. True markmanship paid oTT in goals Tor The league crown They proved To all Their opponenTs ThaT Team. Under The able coaching of Bill Berkenhegar The Bee's Team of inexperienced Tootball players and developed Them inTo Thar decided many games. AlThough They Tell short in Their quesT They were a Tough ball club To beaT. The Bee's noT only gained valuable experience in ball handling buT also in Team sporTsmanship which helped Them in winning Their games. They ToughT and won Three games and losT only Tour, which is good Tor a new school and a new Team. Thanks To our Tine coaching, and our fine TSOFYW. lsr Row-Greg Johnson, Ron Roberfs, Fred HubberT, Bob BarneTT, Ed Crouch, Joe Smith, KurT Bullen, Bill ByrTus, Bob Deolerick, Don Keller. 2nd Row+Tony An- thony, John Whan, Jim Young, Charles WhiTe, Reuel Olson, Bill Ward, Bob HigginboTham, Ed Stienerf, Ran McKain, Andy Vanderlaan. 3rd Row-Mgr. Tom Noise, Ken Wheeler, Mike Irish, Gene Anderson, Dave GeTches, Rod Almlie, Ed Code, Tom Palmer, Larry Arone, Gary Rawls, Don Baird, Tim Dolin, John Sraren. -uni' Exciting action is seen from Niel Nevilla, Dan Jennings, and Bob Sweeney, during the Puente game. Back Row, from left: Bob Sweeney, Larry Parus, Bill Tucker, Richard Redhead, Steve Warshauer, George Matlock, Tony Leone, Gil Von Urquidy, Art Skaggs, Gary Thomas, Howard Jackson, Don Mike Coyne, Mike McNulty, Coach Brady Coach Norman ee Football Leonard Golding, Tim Corky Greeley, Gary Jim Pittenger, Dave Miller, Don Jennings, Conway, James Johnson, Phil Gore, Bob Snow, Dennis Rund, Eric Davidson, Bleeka, Coach Norman. Second Row: David Stout, Dennis Caldwell, Ralph Jacobs, Schuck, Tom Coplin, Mike Bradley, Bernie Osborn, Dennis Desson. Front Row: Larry Lasonsky, Niel Nevilla, Bob Ellis, Morris Wexler, Tim Dodd, Phil Olden, Captain Bill Bryant Varsfiy Baskeflmff First basketball team to represent West Covina. Started off the season in good fashion winning their first five games out of seven. After Christmas vacation the team led by Bill Bryant, Bruce Osgood, Ron Butcher, Grant Die- bold, and George Duffin, continued to turn in winning performances with wins over Warren, Covina JV's, Po- mona Catholic, and Webb among others. Bruce Osgood broke his shoulder in the middle of the season which hurt the team the rest of the season as Osgood was the second leading scorer at the time. John Roberson, Monte Holmes, and Tom Mickaelson picked up where Osgood left off and each did a creditable iob. Coach Jerry Norman V-'I M. Q1 W il Ron Butcher John Roberson George DL-'llln Bruce Osgood Glam Dlebc g gt mia 38.6 Qs-Q lst Row-Bruce Osgood, Robert Lorned, Bill Bryant, Tom Mickaelson, Terry Rogers. 2nd RowfJohn Roberson, Dennis Anderson, Ted Hopkins Dave Wood Bll Edington. in Zell Bob Stone Wayne Copeland Phil Hedrick Chris Donnan. Bee Basleeilfalf This is our B basketball team. Our record was good considering vve were a new high school. The Varsity coach Mr. Norman is expecting many ot the B basketball players on his squad next year. We hope the future B teams will have the spirit and sportsmanship we had with- in our team. We had an outstanding game with Pomona Catholic that went into overtime to see West Covina win by ll points. Our record was lO vvins, lO losses. Coach Lingenfelter WUYWG Copeland Lingenfelter. Row One Wayne Dieter Don Dorner Wayne Copeland, Phil Hedrick. Back Row7Jerry Forbes, John Setter Ron Sullivan John Matlock Bob Stone John Matlock, Ron Sullivan Lynn Harrison Don Dorner Coach Lee Cr? llee Hasleefball This is West Covina's first C basketball Team. They started out with a young in- experienced Team ot mostly freshmen. Through the season they improved with every game. They entered The Colton C basketball tournament over Christ- mas vacation and were beaten by Chino in an overtime by 3 points. The best game they played all season was the last game against Excellsior, even though they lost by 5 points. Many ot these boys wil be an asset To the Bee team next year. Coach R. E. Schneider Jim Dagley, Gilbert Von Erquldy CovCapTains Walt Fairtact, Steve Bigler, Joe Saltamachio, Dennie Chesney, Jim Fr0m..B0b Snow, Tom Stout, Back-Gilbert Von Erquidy B Dagley, and Coach Schneider Whan, Larry Lesovsky il-I ,. ',,, -e My , fi... Front Row-'Paul Entwistle, Seymour Ellis, Gary Craigmile, Don Miller, Bob Adams. Back Row7John Hawkins, Bill Brytus, Eric Gossett, Dick Maxwell, Phil Bemis la. ,A Row I: Gary Thompson, Ron Binan, Fred Sanderson, Mike Dohleman, Dave Felici- ano, Jerry Astor. Row 21 Richie Warren, Gary Crockett, Scott Robertson, Gary Nunner, Jim Parker, Dick Kinmont..Row 3: Edward Rohn, Bob Burtoneau, Jim Craig, Mr. Bennett, Coach, Bob Cross, Randy Owen, Jim Renwick. Gymnastics Rings-Robert Cross High Bar-Jim Craig Richie Warren-Free Acts Captain Side Horse-Randy Owen Look at the stance on this Covina mon. Diefef fries 0 bunk ar rfy ase a V ' B If ll A, Stiener--Catcher K. Bullen A. Vcmderlaan J. Demczree J. Hunter, B. Ashton B. Bogdon--C. field Third Bose Catcher Pitcher Second Bose B, Ward-P, Lifts B. Anderson K. Graves G, Rawls-D. DeMicheIle Outfield Pitcher Pitcher First Bose vmhuwasnerlivi wb As cz Covina man strikes out. The SPUVTUUS fake UP Uno' Wd-L 'ue gg I 21 W' I 0 ,. I QA, ., , 3 Mu, 5, ' w,,,,pg,,, 1, g V ,, HCV. ,xg V . ' ' Q, Z., X , .:,5' ' 35541: s1 lf... .MQ m-j I 1-'ffif ,. mx f es 3, I Qu 4 4 3 Lg, M --...N Front: D. Bemoll, D. Getches, R. Snow, R. Stone, T. Leone, T. Hubbert, L. Golding, H. Pittman, G. Matlock, J. Crouse, J. Saltamachio, G. Anderson. Back S. Navarro, R. Boone, M. Washburn, P. Olden, B. Bowers, C. Heacock, P. Busby, T. Stout, P. Slattery, W. Farrfox, Coach Norman Spartan rounding first. 'una 1 . V. Baseball SPOVTOVTS WCVVTT UP befofe 0 Qcmel The Spartans make another run, 1? 429 'MAg,,gg,1.QA '1 , I I I I I :W ' ami E -.ns Q ,f ' fa ront: Tom Koury, Dave Holmes, Don Brown, Steve Washauer. Middle: Larry Lesovsky, Marty Burson, Dave Stout, Bill Brytus, Neil Nevells, Bob Lesovsky, Gilbert on Vrquidy. Back: Coach Schneider, Monte Holmes, Phillip Jomes, Jim Young, Charles Hughs, Bob Stone, Charles White, Don Miller, Manager. This is THE catcher! ,thy ! w. , - 1 Coach Schneider , , ,Y The varsiTy Track Team was a small group, louT whaT They lacked in numbers, They made up for in spiriT, and Thus They were more ofTen Than noT vicTorious. Mr. BenneTT and Mr. EaTon coached The boys and commenTed ThaT alThough They lacked ex- perience They none The less Turned in good performances and were consTanTly improving. From all indicaTions, nexT years varsity Team will be ouTsTanding. Coach Bennett Coach Eaton Varsity rac Coach Eaton P McKay F Plummer T WeuTzul, D. Brame, D. Barneir, K. Reeves, T. Michaelson, G. Leeper B Lee M Anthony Mgr G Hawkxns B Ed Crouch and Ron Code neck and neck over low hurdles. GQOVQ9 leepef CleUfS Dole V01-'lf WITl1 6059 -TS- XX-J Bee mc IT Takes a loT of hard work on The parT of coach and boys To develop a good Track Team. The boys have To exerT Themselves To The very limit of Their physical endurance in The compeTiTive meeTs. The boys on The B and C Track Teams made a good showing This year and from These squads will come The sTars of nexT year's varsiTy Team. swim' Qu , I ,JT-TE A Q ax ,Q E , T 'T N , l'Q,!M' L' X ! wg. 'l o S 'L l i I T row: Mike Nason, Steve Bigler, Steve Tucker, Dick Maxwell, Dennis Rund, Larry Parus, Gary Blecka. 2nd row: Bob Adams, Tim Dodd, Jim Pittinger, Dennis ldwell, Dick Redhead, Morris Wexler, Ronnie Bigham. 3rd row: Gary Campbell, Eric GosseTT, Bob Ellis, Chuck Micharlson, Don Jennings, Dennis Disson ArT aggs, Shig Hamachi. QQ VGC row: Chris Donnan, Ron Zell, Ron Code, Dave German, John SeiTer, Greg Wayward, 2nd row: Norm l-lotfsman, Ton Fidler, Johnny STaTten, Steve Layton, Gary Tz. lsr row: Darrell Conklin, Darryl Mulligan, Ed Crouch, Dave Rose. ., . . ennfs Tennis at West Covina this year got oft to a i fine start with 42 boys going tor the team. 3' li Thirty-seven of these aspirants were Freshmen, which is very encouraging forthe future. Next year West Covina will be in a very strong tennis team, particularly with Chatfey H.S. top team, but the freshmen boys, according to Coach Hertenstein, have tremendous desire to succeed, and are a most spirited group. Mr. Hertenstein, Coach Austin Mount x L. to R.: Jim Becker, Bob Neal, Tim Schmoll, Bob Michelle. L. to R1 GOYY Crvigmile, Austin Mount. Chuck Wilke, PCIUl . Entwistle. Sitting: J. Becker, B. Neall, K. Nordstrom, B, Mitchel, J. Kelly, T. Evans, G. Wright, T. Schmoll, J. Knipe, B. Walker, B. Borchers. Standing: D. Hardzing, C. P. lntwhistle, A. Mount, G. Craigmile, G. Johnson, K. Lovett. Wilke -2 b ,H s X7- Si Q, QI L, 5 in-7,. Jfgw.,-ag E L 24' . f. av' A' JH if - -.wiv Q 2 3, iii ff fl 51 ' 1 ff 1 if E1 , Q It K s E 1 -5' ,, 4 if 1 1 f 33:5 V. 's 3, Y xx i is - -1 Marilynn Maack Asst. Editor 7' Pat Stevers Asst. Editor LYCURGEA Trudy Mansour Ken Severance Danny Imes Copy Editor Photographer Photographer Lycurgean Staff: L to R-Linda Goebel, Pat Baker, Bev Sullenger, Carol Wingate, Carol Martin, Carol Bielke. Cha ries Berkowitz Wayne Morrison Sports Editor Staff Artist. X Mr. Leland Stronach Mr. Thomas Clark Yearbook 81 Art Advisor Photographer, Photo Advisor TAFF f946'Ux Judy Nagy Art Editor Lycurgean Staff: L to R Teri Gelvin Business Manager Ox 'N-Bmw' Barbara Worth Jean Da ton Denny Jewell Photo Editor Photo Editor Asst. Business Manager Jim Willingham, Trudy Monsour, Pat Ste-vers, Carol Mays, Barbara Kuhnhofer, Chuck Berkowitz, Diane Rintye 'Cv' Q f f .. 'Sify ,I F' gf? N3 ::,. . ,,. 5,.., ,,5::AA::EEE5 5 V,.. 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Glendord, West Covind Glori ond Denny rely on Berry's for good hdir- Stu, Art, ond Terry depend on West Covino STYles, Hordwore for tools, sows, etc. of high quolity .49 ,rg -v-A 'fi Fit ,,A,,.', 9 H H' 5 6 15:3 ', .aff 5 4 gf 'W Ginger, Gary, and Judy know They can find good carpets aT KEN MUIR CARPET CO. 1 Ina - , . I IQ 5. X . Betty and Carol find their cosnneiics aT MULLERS PHARMACY 1017 S. Giendora Wesi Covina Ed. 8-1311 1 Congratulafion To West Covina High! We Sfockz Rose Marie Reid swim suifs, Hanes seamless hose, Sporfswear Judy and PaT find a friendly welcome af MCELFRESH 84 GORDON WEST COVINA MAPLE SHOP , 210 S. GI d I, ummm.. . 137 N. CiTrus Ave. en O C' A mmf cum - - West Covina Q wmlmy Covmo' COM' Ed. 2852, Ed. 2-3123 Jesse and Sharon like to shop at the HOBBY CENTER 117 S. Glendora Ave. West Covina, Calif. ED. 2-3090 Ginny and Mary Kay find fine Furniture at MARSHALLS FURNITURE Susie and Tom can find good selections at SAMPSONS ELECTRIC 1052 E. Garvey West Covina, Calif. WEST COVINA DELICATESSEN T44 S. Glendora Ave. West Covina, Calif. ED. 2-8813 THE BON-TON Studio of Hair Design 261 E. Badillo Street Covina, Calif. ED. 2-5438 x l x Marilyn and Jean know they can rely on BROWNS JEWELERS CARTERS mms stoi2E N30 E' Gmey Blvd' Chuck and Sam find very good quality at 1146 E. Garvey WeSgfOglQZ'1fGlll' West Covina, Calif. ' 5, I , Pon anol George patronize Benwolls vvirh pleasure. BEMOLLES SPORTING GOODS 114 E. Garvey Blvol. West Covina Eol. 2-8411 A Gary likes To shop ar MARTY'S MUSlC SHOP because of The fine qualify of music found There in The West Covina Plaza i 4 ,, E s Susie, Phil anol Randy enioy Their music from KEYNOTE MUSIC 2204222 S. Glenolora West Covina ED. 9-1532 I MIZE HINCI-ICLIFFS-REALTORS GARTENS DEPT. anol VARIETY STORE IOIO S. Glenolora School Supplies Wes? Covina 1124 E. Garvey Blvd. . ED. 6-5115 West Covina 7 .J I I I 'II . 010 lib Il fy J JU-4 If 1 few ' POWELL CAMERA SHOP 119 N. Citrus Ave. 121 N. Citrus Covina Covina ED. 2-3733 ED. 2-1253 WEST COVINA TELEVISION 84 RADIO 1613 W. Garvey West Covina ED. 7-935 ...SFI 'W fnrsmv BA A in i I--', E 3 gif? ' f:7:E11? k. ,yi '7 1 1 E J if WE BUY THE BEST T0 BAKE THE BEST EITEL'S BAKERY 1050 E. Garvey West Covina ED. 9-1615 Gary and Kenny Think Webb's clothes are Great! WEBB'S MEN STORE 141 N. Cifrus Covina, Calif. ED. 2-4611 'rf .. 1 . r 7 1 . f e - ,r Ken, Colin, Pdf ond Myrno spend Iedsure time or COVINA BOWL f Son Bernordino Rd., WestofAzusc1 Freddie, George, John ond John hcive fun while Covina' Com' getting high quality 84 friendly service of ED' 91286 JOHNNIE O'STEEN'S T118 E. Gorvey Ave. WesT Covino TIXAC IIGGIILDODD aw Q xv Y Terry ond Corol find good service or Trudy, Bdrboro ond Dong buy nickncick's from BIGGER 84 DODD TEXACO SERVICE WEST COVINA FLORIST 956 S. Glendorci Ave. T609 W. Gcurvey Wesr Covino Wesf Covino ED. 8-1657 ED. 7-2379 . BEN EASTMAN, AGENT BARR'S MUSIC and PHOTO CENTER H 114 N. Cirrus Covina ED, 2-1293 1621 W. Garvey West Covina ED. 7-8016 STATE FA RM INSU RANCE BEAUCHAMP PARTY SHOP 525 E, Vine 235 S. Glendora WesT Covina Wesf Covina Ed. 7-2094 , Ed. 9-8500 PLAZA BEAUTY SALON 1104 W. Garvey West Covina ED. 8-7040 MEL LOWE RADIO 81 TV SERVICE IRVEN G. REYNOLDS BUICK 605 S. Shoppers Lane 100 E. BadiIIo Covina Covina ED. 2-9915 ED. 2-1141 COURTESY PHARMACY 148 S. Glendorar Wes? Covina ED. 2-6014 RANCH MARKET Vine and Glendora Wesf Covina v gm-ELA qlcmowbifm ?m'Wxf32LqS QMM, mmmwxwgwww Lggfes-fuifil-J-fo AML MLWM MWAWMWQQQQW ,b , WK sQ fmr,u Mkmwyi A U WMLMQ Ojlwmmazujffm WMMMSW M WJ GJ giwxkg- W4iSJy,,QLSEJMQ,L-KMJJL gy Wwummwvm iwoiwykbwxwxjw W9 454 5 ff - 5 W Mm LJ. W, M x Q, A ' I q , q' ' . 4 - f, W , q t A M U' ug' 5 I' . 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