Westminster High School - Citadel Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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X x W .f 1 W, My 1 1 A 2 , ' ua, w g . fx 4. 1 iw-el 1,916 The Citadel of yesteryear signifies a fortress around an English castle. Our Citadel is our fortress of memories. VOLUME 1 Published by the Associated Students of Wfestminster High School, Westminster, California. TE TS O R DIRECTORS PA GE 'R STUDE T LEADERS 18 I 0' OUR CLASSES OUR ASSOCIATIONS 86 OUR ATHLETICS 98 o RFEAT RES 13 f X ' f ' f f ' I f f,':'ff 'vfv,??Qwf,i - X I 17ff1'f7 gf 3,1254 We would like to express our appreciation to the British Information Services in New York and to the British Consulate in Los Angeles for their co-operation and for their beautiful pictures of England. X QW! W ff f ff Off' AMW! FOREWORD Follow the symbolic page-boy through your 1960 Citadel and revive a pageantry of excitement, glory, and splendor. Your Citadel proudly reviews the many events and varied activities of West- minster High School's first year. i , 65 CA 'IJ Qlfvs-0 5 fb The round table of education is our unique circular library. wr :Q-.vi . ww H Pi , 'fC3?'f'W? fW'W'fLf',?Ff EF? ?5l5f7'7 ' WEIQW? f 'ii'5'rA :2Z:?55' V n 1f 5315777 , M - W 'V - 2 gm,,1,g2fa5 . ff . gWf?fw.W,W.wa?A2'w' , R. - a.fX,,wwwg,f,,,b4f5. 1,- 1 A , . , 1 . . 4, .:.mwu...,MM:,, ,,, QM, W fm f, w f WfffMgu.,ep,,wkg,z.w,. ,M fs 4,--Mm f,.,,f'4 ,yi , Q - , a g-ww fQgfg,,g,Mw , X, -- ,... ,, nu, WY - Q -1 - Qfwkvgf f, MF , - M-1 ,+ w 1, , M. Y Au. ,MQWQM Magid ,qwgsgsw ,Ja+,,f4'w5fb ,f.,,m5wf 55 -- ., yy, W 4 - -2 ,Mm .., , f , 43 ffXv,f-x,m2gza:.Y,m,wq,fggcmy-,n ' A 4-f - Av 421 2, af f. 4-. ' 11 ' 5 L fc ww 1 - - za +L , ng ff if ,- ' Q 1 4: in 4 DEDICATIO The Citadel of nineteen hundred and sixty salutes the goals as well as the memories of Westminster High School. Striving for good reputation, rousing spirit, school beautification, and high scholastic achieve- ment are but a few of our basic goals. We the administration, faculty and students dedicate this first Citadel to our com- munity, and to its betterment and growth. Better education means a better com- munity. .. Rex M Uv-R., Xhsfxg, Qx.NJX.9tJi3Jk c,1,vX,..L,sjr XQMQMVQ V, Ygywkkqfnxk CU 7 q VM wwe Qs'-GLX Xin? X0 ,LEM JSM- su-275 of 'ML r' ? lx JMMM asm, sim, -tusgtmucri QQ-oamzff P 104 No A dex J 5 1 W9 ffAff7 ffff f 1 ffffffffff fd f? 2 f O ff! fff ff ff ff! 1 f ff f jf I f f f ff f f f of aff ew x 4 WK W J ff 7 yi' X 1 f V 1 fff? fff jfy Wfpflf f X fa 4 ff --A' ' ' Qi ' J T , V Our directors are as important to us as a student body as Westminster Abbey is to the Isle of England. ,7 ,Z,7,.,V ,. t U.-f. f if , 4:1 A 1.342 :Nvmfv-9 f 4 -. , ff,,vfQ:.f 525255115191 , ff , . ,, 2zf':wfer , f. YiwuaiZ-51224111ffemlff,-1z'5f'-1 -if 15-i 151 X, K. f wgrfrf' gg,'tfyfeQQG-1:?.as:fv 1.-My-4 vfvlfw, ,1, I dQg54,w.i,X?V,,,,,, , . . y , , 24264, 4 ff X f .fx -.1:,,,, Q,-w,-161-44.cwef ff .W 1, ff f Vf',S,,Uff , N ,f f ,gi Km, 4,2 a , Eff? 0 M. fftgifwff U G ,. V 5 It has been my privilege to be the first principal of Westminster High School, the newest ultra-modern high school in Orange County. Since the beginning of this school year, September 10, we have tried to set traditions and standards that would be exemplary in years to come. We began with a minimum of buildings and have many plans for the future beautifi- cation of our school. our school. I would like to express my appreciation to the administration and faculty for their patience and co-operation. I also congrat- ulate the student body for their achieve- ment in tradition and high scholastics. 1... PRINCIPAL, CHARLES MASHBURN if-.sf ,.,, K May the future of Westminster High School be as successful as its past. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT, GERALD LANCE LEE MOSSTELLER KEN TANKSLEY Assistant Principal Activities Director COUNSELO RS . 77' EEEEE' 5. A A ' ' '5 . 53-553 , siiir v A A n- ,i rrrv riis i Eiii rsz' i,r s .Q5?f4 ' ? 533 .VUI I xi.. lg , 311 Q ,, . . x3,.Ig . n f l . WF S! r ,42't ?' .,a::' 1 f5f GRACE PAULSEN POLLY HANNA WILLIAM TURNER AL POWELL Freshman Counselor Sophomore Counselor junior Counselor Senior Counselor Board of Trustees-Arch F. Lockett, Ray M. Schmitt, Howard K. Smith, David H. Payne, and Willard M. Hanzlik JACK AGCAOILI Crafts Art 1, 2 1 I WILLIAM BRYANT Driver Training Physical Education MARK CARTER Mechanical Drawing ROBERT DE LUCA Metal Shop R FACULTY vaiai I ff I 4 X 4 5, A f ff ga , ff 3, MANUEL ALONZO Spanish 1, 2, 3 ORION BEBERMEYER American Problems ,i QI- . 1 -Mfg., an-1, , Q f-Q fvfff , : .,., 5, A rreraa s M. 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A .,i, ,,.. 4 .,,.. ,L JENISE ENGLUND German 1, 2 Social Studies CLYDE FRISHHOLZ GEORGE GALLOWAY Algebra 1 Algebra 1 General Math Geometry Coach Coach ROBERT GRAVAGE Driver Training KENNETH HASKINS Business Typing 2 I PHILIP HAYNES JACK HEDGES CAROLYN JILLSON NOVA KIMZEY Choir Algebra 1 Homemaking 1 English 3, 4 King's Choi-aleerg General Math Clothing 2 Glee 1, 2 J I 5 H 21 iff? ff, +3 4 1 J I 4 AZ ,252 I , M, g I I 1? 2 ggfna f 7 Q if -9 4 W4 ef fi, I 4 L, if 'L f wr V5 iq if wa ,L , Y, , 1412 3? , f ' E Y 41 , ffgfiq z ff ,x 12? AW if ,Q ,iq if A 225973K 1 ' gf 4 1 ,fl if ' I ff' Eff Q if I ,ff 5' riff, ' 5' 5 1 7 f V V ' 1 5,f.5?QWwz 1 - , MP? 1571, if' ' L . f I f ' 'VJ I-IARLO LEBARD Drivers Training Drivers Education General Math MARGARET MCWETHY English 2, 3 STUART MEPHAM Physical Science Physics VIRGINIA MOORE Typing 1 Office Practice ,, ' To Facult nd ualltles LEIGH MANLEY JOSEPH MARINO EDNA McAFEE Chemistry Ban 1 2 School Psychologist Physiology Boys Glee ,Q f- i f V si . X. - FRANK MUNOZ Spanish 1 Coach 25' 5 .-' A MQW S ini. .. , . ne w .-wtrg my X ' V ' 'V , ii X:f':rW.w- Q- ,gf M l N., - , H fx., ,s-gr ,vw 4, iilJ3i'1:5:g2l if ' A in R' T Of Being Dedicated, Patient, KEN PAYZANT Mechanics 1, 2 Metal Shop TED L. PETERSON Social Studies Our World - Exif , K 1 Sigh f1-, 'iit , . I tteo A . DORIS PITCHER Physical Education junior GAA BETTY REIDER U. S. History RAYMON ROYES Wood Shop 1, 2 fi . . at 5 .w N 99, rig E, ie gs 2 like is .swf , W. KW Xe . 5 4 ,wif , ef 5 Qqaki X wiv K dr my sw ii X li -i 3 4 TJQQ if 2 ' ,wlq GERALD POMEROY U. S. History DOROTHY ROSIER Physical Education Senior GAA GAA Advanced MANFORD SAMPSON Social Studies ' 1- s is 'A L - cfs RONALD SCHRYER WILLIAM SEAMAN LUCILLE SLATER KEN TANKSLEY Trigonometry English 3 English 2 Biology Algebra 2 Journalism Geometry . . . Understanding, Just, And Friendly. H - .A if ' gi ., nnnd 2 ' QQ 1 'Jaffa '.,.',, '5 f. 161 J ! , , E s .,,' E Q l JOANN TURNER ANNE WAIDE NANCY WALSWORTH ALLEE WEST Business English School Nurse Foods 2 Shorthand English 1 Homemaking 1 Typing 1 49 MILDRED WILSON School Librarian W? 3:4 jf k' Q' 5 4 . of UTHER DIRECTORS l OFFICE STAFF-row I-Linda Humrighouse, Beverly Rojas, row 2-Bea Gonzales, Carol XVilliz1ms, Kay Nakauuhi bury, Louis Cruz, james Guinn. Row 2-Riley Russell, Huey Bolding. Plant Foreman, Floyd Davis The bus drivers are from left to right: Don Martin, Leonard Frost, Sherman Hartlo, Bob La Belle, jim Tucker, Lloyd Pierpoint, and Ted Bever. NIGHT CUSTODIANS-Row 1-Hugh Salis- Left to right: Mary Hannah Martz, School Secretaryg Elvina Kraemer, Financial Secretaryg and Ruth Logston, Switchboard Operator. Our school could not have functioned without our other directors: the office staff, custodians, bus drivers, cafeteria and snack bar staffs, who have kept the school running smoothly. Each of them has done his part in making Westminster High School an efficient, well run plant. Ruth Burns, Matron and Doris Hart, Girls Physical Education Cage Operator. CAFETERIA STAFF-Ruth Green, Wanda Reigle, Ester Anderson Cin chargej , Julie Chambliss. WMV' SNACK BAR STAFF-Evelyn XVa1-dlow, Evelyn Proctor ibut ,,,,,,f,,,f ,, ,, , , , ,fffffwi J c ffffff W, -ffimififff f K,f ,wf1ff4ffff2f f f , , , Jfffyifi flslf-'fjV22,f'f 7 H4166 - f X A f ' :9fffLffifff,f ,'Qcfzf 4zwi 'f f' 4' '-ff fijjfj ,j, lMj,fgf,x,1, 'f , 4' yffff-fff7'Q',jff595f, Q f ffwgff ff,,f,y,f,fff,w ff ,ff,,zk,,4,Q5,g'fyW ff, v 4 W ,, gW,',j,.,,,M I fff f X . The Houses of Parliament viewed from the River Thames are the seats of the British government. Many distinguished leaders have led and guided the British people within this honored building. Westminster High Schoolls Houses of Parliament are the seats of our student government. Leading and guiding us stand our distinguished student leaders. 19 STUDE T LE DERS Richard Numata Ted Mills President Vice President HOUSE OF LORDS Row 1 - Darryl Snow Sr. President, Beverly Shouse, CASC, Andrea Thacker, Secretary, Richard Numata, President, Ted Mills, Vice President, Shirley Hazard, Treasurer, Donna Gleason, CASC, Blair Wilson, jr. President, Row 2-Tom Noble, Frosh President, John Bush, Safety Commissioner, Judy Shilling, Sophomore Rep., Karma Brown, Junior Rep., Milton Berg, Sophomore President, Arndt Lorenzen, Student Relations Commissioner, Jim Montgomery, Social Affairs Commissioner, Mary Butler, Awards Commissioner, Sandra Dreese, Assemblies Commissioner, Carol Bebout, Club Commissioner, Connie Trent, Frosh representative, Row 3 - Sponsors H Mr. Mossteller, Miss Moore, and Mr. Tanksley. X WW MM Alf M ,M ,,,J,flllHJMiWW by lf ff, P JWMWW A i0j0fJjqM!Ml,f VM P lfwrfliffhyl jffcf' My L71 ,f fb!! DM 20 Andrea Thacker Shirley Hazard Secretary Treasurer -is ' Beverly Shouse DOUH3 611935011 CASC Representative CASC RePfe5emafiVe Our student leaders have overcome tremendous obstacles this year as they have earnestly worked to set traditions and maintain standards that would be the very best for the entire student body now and in the future. The effort and time spent have been rewarded with good student policies and a smooth-running government. COUNCIL OF KNIGHTS AND LADIES. Row 1-1-rg Teresa Lopez, Angela Armstrong, Sue Newell. Row 2-1-r: Fred Hokanson, Ron Paterno, Bill Hulsey, john Wasmund, Arndt Lorenzen, John Shobin. T Kings' Men President Bill Hulsey Vice President Fred Hokanson Vice President Ron Paterno These student leaders are in charge of two of the largest organizations on our campus-Kings' Men and Ladies. The Kings' Men is the control group for students and these boys create spirit and maintain order. The Ladies supervise campus dress and conduct for the girls. They were in charge of many varied programs of interest to the girls such as the Big and Little Sister Party, the Charm Assembly, and the Cupid's Caper. Vice President 2 Diana Klassen 1 Vice President ' Glenda Toulouse P 'd Sudeileixll Ladies 22 nior HOUSE OF COMMONS 2nd SEMESTER Soph Soph lst SEMESTER f fiifffff , rf AQ f ' Wlffff MMM Through the years high honors and scholastic achievements have been the goal of the students of the University of Cambridge. Founded in 1441, the University has steadily retained its scholastic excellence. Our classes of Westminster High School can be identified with the University as they, too, have acquired high scholastic achievements. 25 ' f X Q f f . f ', 2 if J: f'-ff. .,-f ' f ,f fn f, , ',f, fyfffwfcf , ' rw ' V - f ',,,,' f . M , . f - ,mfr fwyfy ..-v.., A' f f 1 7 ,'f' SE IOR CLASS ' President Darryl Snow Mr. Bebermeyer Mrs. jillson SPONSORS Secretary Nancy Heil Vice President Helen Sample SPONSORS nf- if V' X ww 4 - ff? f ww-1 1 fZT'4f.2f .i 2f52+',:, :hi , 7 ' -17:3 7 fzf fi f gf S 9.fQ.MMf!Z-EL X fwf . - mv-Y2-'71-QQ,ffE,J-'f' .ff ., fy-53 , , 1.1 Linda Tyler Tfeasufef MIS- Slater Mrs. Mochal Endin their high school days MARY JANE ADAMS Future Nurse's Club 4 junior Red Cross Representative 4 Trailic Board 3 Commercial Club 2 Future Business Leader America 3,4 Dance Club 1,2,3 sof ARLENE J. ALARCON Girl's Athletic Association 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Spanish Choir 2,3,4 Spanish Play as Dancer 3,4 Transferred from Mater Dei High School, Santa Ana, Calif. NORMA E. ANDERSON Future Teachers of America 1,2,3 Pep Club 4 Choir 4 Honor Roll 3,4 Fashion Club 4 Dance Club 1,2 Spanish Club 2,3 DONNA LYNN ARNETI' Advanced Tennis Team 4 Pep Club 3,4 Choir 1 Honor Roll 4 Fashion Club 4 Dance Club 2,3 Tri Hi Y 2 JUDITH KAY ABLES House of Commons 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary Social Affairs Committee-4 Advanced Tennis Team Honor Roll 4 Tri Hi Y 1,2 Advisory Council 3 4 ARNOLD M. ACOSTA JOYCE GAY ALLISON 1 i DOROTHY ALLRED Girl's Athletic Association l,2,3,4 Choir 3,4 Choraleers 3,4 Glee Club 1 Science Research Club 4 Honor Roll and CSF 1,2 5 4 Executive Board 1 ai W? BETTY A. ARNOLD Advanced Tennis Team 2,4 Future Business Leaders of America 2,3 Honor Roll 4 Tri Hi Y 2 BERN ICE CAROL BEBOUT Citadel Editor-in-Chief 4 Highlights Editor-in-Chief 3 Tri Hi Y 1,2,5 Future Nurse's Club 1,2,3,4 President 2,3,4 Distinguished Service Ban- quet 1,2,3,4 House of Lords, Commis- sioner of Clubs 4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Honor Roll and CSF 1,2,3,4 BONITA A. BARBOUR Citadel Literary Editor 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Flag Girl 4 Girl's Athletic Association 4 Tri Hi Y 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Vice President 4 Latin Club 2,3 Art Club 4 Scroll Editor-in-Chief 4 EDSEL WALKER BELL in a new school 9 CAROLYN BARR Pep Club 1 Girl's Athletic Associatio Tri Hi Y 1 Honor Roll 4 Advisory Council 2 Choir 4 Glee Club 1,2 n2 .. . cfm' a rt, JACQUELINE PATRICIA BAUGHMAN Future Nurse's Club 2 Audio Visual Club 4 MICHAEL F. BERMUDEZ RUTH SHARON BILSKY Future Business Leaders of America 1 2,3 Tri Hi Y 1,2l Latin Club 5 Pep Club 2,3 th fir t graduating MARY LAVINA BORDEN Audio Visual Club 1 Latin Club 3,4 411. 2 1 1 I f ff f f 42 EW ,,9,,,,,,sfi , ?M, ,, ,f V ,fy QW, I :Z 74' f - ,fiif 1, . J '35v4 ,, f ff may 11, - DOUGLAS H. BRAMAN Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Pep Club 2 Audio-Visual Club 2 Science Club 2 H Club 5 Spanish Club 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Transferred from Wilson High School, Long Beach, California, September '58 TERRY P. BUTLER GARY CHESTER BYAS Audio Visual Club 1 House of Commons 4 Wrestlmg 4 King's Men 4 ,fi v5'?5:, : w., Y 22 iff.-V class GLORIA ANN BLACK Freshman Talent Show 1 Future Teachers of America 1,2 Gir1's Athletic Association 2,5,4 Honor Roll 1,2,4 Distinguished Service Ban- quet 1,2 Spanish Club 4 Speech Club 4 Vice President PATRICIA ANN BLANKENSHIP Girl's Athletic Association 2,3,4 Advanced Swim Team 3 Campus Christian Fellow- ship Club 2,3 School Council 2,3 Transferred from Compton High School, Compton, California, November '59 TED JOHN BURROWS Vocational Agriculture 2 Track 2 Football 1 Transferred from Anaheim High School, Anaheim, California, October '59 ja 2 PAULETTE A. BURTNER Pep Club 5 Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 Fall Play 3 Future Nurse's Club 2 Audio Visual Club 1 Dance Club 2 Latin Club 2 1 4 , f IN va. 1,36 V X ly I A - 3 A A '57 L H 19,9 . . .of Westminster High School DONNA R. CHERNOSKY ROSALIE ANN CLARK Girl's Athletic Association Girl's Athletic Association 1 1,3,4 Transferred from Pep Club 2,3,4 Santa Monica High School Song Leader 4 Santa Monica, California, Distinguished Service September '59 Banquet 3 Latin Club 2,5 Future Business Leaders of America 4 TOM R. COLLARD Spanish Club 2 Tramc Board 3 30 SHEILA MAY COOK Gir1's Athletic Association Transferred from Hopkins High School, Hopkins, Minnesota, june '59 JERRY O. CARPENTER FRANK E. CHANCE HAROLD F. CLARKE ROBERT F. CLIFTON ooks back upon CAROL A. CRUTCHFIELD ALEETA L. CSER Spanish Club 3. Latin Club 4 AdV1S01'Y COUHCI1 2 Transferred from Torrington High School, Torrington, Connecticut, September '58 PEGGY DICKEY PAULA JEAN DOWNS Advisory Council 3 Drill Team 1 Representative 1 Choir 1,2,3,4 Girl's Athletic Association Choraleers 4 2,3,4 Flag Girl 4 Latin Club 2,3 Transferred from Mater Dei High School, Santa Ana, California DUANE D. DAVIS Cross Country 4 Basketball 4 GWENDOLYN VERMELL DRIGGERS Orchestra 1 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Commercial Club 3 Dance Club 2 Outstanding Majore Orange County 4 tte of PEN ELOPE A. DELMAGE Citadel Art Editor 4 Scroll Art Editor 4 ' Art Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Bids 3 Certincate of Merit from Scholastic Art Awards 3 Poem published in National Anthology of High School Poetry 3 Press Board Representative 3 G.A.A. Hi Jinx Backdrops 2,3 Transferred from St. Monica's High School, Santa Monica, California, September '59 DAVID D. DUNHAM Spanish Club 2,5,4 Dance Club 2,3 Swimming Team 4 Radio Club 2,3 Water Polo 3 31 CAROL L. FERGUSON World Friendship Club 1,2,3 Representative 3 Spanish Club 3 Girl's Athletic Association 4 JERILYN FRANKLIN Pep Club 2 Audio Visual Club 2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 32 . . .a year of originalit , LYNNE ELSA FISHER Advanced Swim Team 3,4 Future Business Leaders of America 2,3,4 Vice President 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2 Prom Decoration Chairman 3 Art Club 1,2 Campus Editor Dig, Modern Teen Magazine 1,2,3,4 MASAGI FUJITA Football 1,2,3,4 Tennis 2,3,4 Spanish Club 3 Track Club 2 Varsity Club Secretary 4 H Club 2,3 King's Men 4 EDWARD H. EAVERS Football 1 Cross Country 1 Wrestling 1 Dance Club 1,2 Art Club 3 Transferred from Bellflower High School, Bellflower, California fp 24, VERA ESPINOSA Girl's Athletic Association l,2,3,4 JEAN C. FOWLER Future Business Leaders of America 3 Dance Club 1,2,3 Pep Club 2 Drill Team 2 , ROBERT LEROY FRANK Rifle Team 3 Football 4 Glee Club 4 l A Hall Monitor 3 Chess Club 3 ROTC, CCC 3 Transferred from Millikan High School, Long Beach, California ex erimentation, RUDY GABORNO SHARON L. GAMESON Future Business Leaders of America 4 Choir 4 MAURICE E. GEARY THOMAS A. GIBBONS Basketball 1,2 Water Polo 1,2 Tennis 2 Football 3 King's Men 4 Yell Leader 4 Scroll 4 Spanish Club 2,3 Boy's Sports Editor Dance Club 2,3 Transferred from Saint An- King's Men 4 thony's, Long Beach, H Club 1,2 California, September '59 PCP Club 4 1 t A SHARON A. GARLITZ FRANCIS JOE GARRETT Future Business Leaders of Track 1,2,5,4 America 3,4 Cross Country 3,4 X 4 Track Club 2,5 Varsity Club 3,4 ' King's Men 4 R LANA MARIE GILMORE DONNA GLEASON Gir1's Glee Club 4 CASC Representative 4 Pep Club 3 Tri Hi Y 4 Advanced Swimming Team Girl's Athletic Association 4 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Honor Roll 2,4 33 , . .and final acceptance DAVID GOALEN JUDITH ANN GORDON Future Business Leaders of America 4 Pep Club 4 CAROL E. GRAY Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4 Girls' League Board 4 Choir 2,3,4 Choraleers 4 Advisory Council 3 House of Commons 4 Honor Society 1,2,3 Music Educators National Conference Choir 3 Dance Club 1,2,5 Tri Hi Y 1,2,4 CAROLYN SUE HAGLE Uniform Board 3,4 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4 GAA Board 4 Spanish Club 2,3 Distinguished Service Banquet 2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Banquet Committee .3 RICHARD A. GORD,ON Football 1,2,3,4 Radio Club 2 Dance Club 1,2 King's Men 4 Audio-Visual Club 1 SUSAN CAROL GRACE Traliic Board 3 Girls' Athletic Association 2 Glee Club 1,2,3 Advanced Tennis Team 2 Uniform Board 2 Future Business Leaders of America 3 Dance Club 1,2 Advisory Council 3 KENNETH RAY HAILEY Rifle Club 1 Transferred from Rock Springs High School, Rock Springs, Wyoming, October '59 LLOYD RAY HAILEY Rifle Club 1 Cross Country 2 Track 2 Spanish'Club 3 5 Transferred from Rock Springs High School, Rock- Springs, Wyoming, October '59- A new Written Constitution LINDA J. HAUGLAND Song Leader 4 Future Business Leaders of America 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Pep Club 2,3,4 Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4 Tri Hi Y Secretary 3 President 4 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3 Dance Club 1 Valentine Queen 4 PATRICIA ELAINE HILL Composer of Westminster Alma Mater 4 Advisory Council 1,2,3 Executive Board 1 CASC Representative 1,2 Uniform Board 3,4 President 4 Vice President 3 Girl's League Board 3,4 Sophomore Class Secretary 2 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3 SHIRLEY ANN HAZARD Student Body Treasurer 4 GAA Tennis Team 4 Distinguished Service Banquet 2,3,4 Honor Society, CSF 1,2,3,4 Tri Hi Y 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Chaplain 3 Future Teachers of America 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3,4 Representative to Camp Osceola 4 Typing Contest Award 2 DAN LEO HILLYARD Football 2,3 Track 2 Spanish Club 2,3 King's Men 4 BOSTON G. HARRIS Audio-Visual Club 1,2 Advisory Council 1,2,3 NANCI LOU HEIDE Latin Club 2,3 Treasurer 2 Science Club 4 Future Business Leaders America 2 Tri Hi Y 1 9 ROSALIE A. HARRISON Advisory Council 2,3 Latin Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3 Future Nurse's Club 3,4 , f- i J ffff' U yf NANCY LYNN HEIL Song Leader 4 Drill Team 2 Senior Class Secretary 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Choir 3,4 House of Commons 4 Spanish Club 2,3 'Vx SANDRA LYNN HOBBS Spanish Club 3 Dance Club 2,3 Glee Club 1,2, Tennis Club 1 Transferred from Western High School, Anaheim, California, january '58 ARTHUR F. HOKANSON Football 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 King's Men 4 Assistant Vice President 4 Council of Knights 8: Ladies 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 First Team All League Football 4 MICHAEL W. I-IOUSER German Club 4 Speech Club 1,3,4 Vice President 4 Decoration Committee 3 School Play 3 Transferred from Mater Dei High School, Santa Ana, California, September '59 Q.,-vlwo0Qu DEEANN E. HUFFINE Girl's Athletic Association 1,2 Advisory Council 3 Latin Club 1 Dance Club 1,2 Spanish Club 3 new clubs, BETTY HOSACK Pep Club 1,2 Dance Club 1,2,3 Audio-Visual Club 2,3 WILLIAM D. HULSEY Football 2,3,4 Captain 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 King's Men 4 President 4 Council of Knights'8c Ladies 4 Second Team All League Football 4 JAMES HOUCHIN Audio-Visual Club 1 Band 2 MARSHA G. JOHNSON Spanish Club 2 Advanced Swimming Team 1 Pep Club 1 ew titles, ELAINE C. KEENE Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3 Latin Club 2,5,4 Treasurer 3 German Club 3,4 President 4 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Vice President 3 GAA Board, Tennis Manager 4 Advanced Tennis Team 2,3,4 Traiiic Board 1,2,3 Secretary 3 ALTA JEAN KEITH Dance Club 1,2,3 Audio-Visual Club 1 LOLA MARION KRON LINDA H. KUNISAWA Choir 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Traliic Board 3 Future Teachers of America Latin Club 2,3 1,2,3 Girl's Athletic Association Future Business Leaders of 4 America 3,4 Future Nurse's Club 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Unlfofm Mofllwf 5 Girl's Athletic Association 2,4 MARION T. JOHNSON Band 2,3,4 Vice President 4 Music Festival 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Drum Major 4 MARJORIE A. KERST Future Business Leaders of America 2,3,4 Drama Club 3 Glee Club 1,2 DARRELL LEE KARNS Spanish Club 2,3,4 DIANA LEE KLASSEN Audio-Visual Club 1,2 House of Commons 4 Pep Club 3,4 Girl's League Vice President of Dances 4 Future Teachers of America 1,2 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2 Honor Society 1,2,4 Spanish Club 2,3 gooo and basic traditions JERRY GALE LONG Football 1 Basketball 1,2,3 Dance Club l,2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 DONALD S. LORENZ Spanish Club 2 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Audio-Visual Club 1,2 NANCY K. KUNISAWA DARLENE M. LONAMEN Future Nurse's Club 4 Girl's Athletic Association Treasurer 4 1,2,3,4 Fashion Club 4 Tri Hi Y 3,4 Vice President 4 Chaplain 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Future Business Leaders of Future Teachers of America America 4 Vice President 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 CAROL ANN LYNN Citadel Co-Girl's Sports Editor 4 Girl's Athletic Association 2,4 Tri Hi Y 1,2,5,4 Treasurer 3 Elected Repre- sentative 4 Flag Girl 5,4 Drill Team 2 Girl's League Board Usherette Chairman 4 Future Business Leaders of America 2,3,4 Highlights Staff 5 RENNY RAY MADDOX Spanish Club 2,5 Cross Country 4 ARNDT LORENZEN Stamp Club 1 Engineers Club 1,2 Spanish Club 2,5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 House of Lords 4 Commissioner of Student Relations 4 Council of Knights 8: Ladies MARY E. LUNA Drill Team 1 Glee Club 1 Dance Club 1 Future Nurse's Club 1 f I ' TV N! , ,' L were established. ELIZABETH A. MAHON SANDRA M, M ALIN PQP,C1Ub 2 Glee Club 1,2 Girl s Glee Club 4 Advisory Council 1,3 Audio-Visual 3 Science Club 2 Latin Club 3,4 LLOYD MAY DIANNE F. MCCARTY Football 1,4 Future Nurse's Club 1 Varsity Club 4 Glee Club 1 President 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Freshman Dance Club 1 JAMES C. MANGUM Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 1,2,3 Baseball 4 Radio Club 1,2,3 Art Club 1,2,3 King's Men 4 Glee Club 4 CARLL L. MANSON Football 1,2,3,4 All League Honorable Mention 4 Varsity Swimming 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Seargeant at Arms 4 Latin Club 2 HELEN A. MCCLIMANS Tri Hi Y 1 Future Business Leaders of America 4 Choir 3,4 Aclivanced Swimming Team Advisory Council 3 DAVID E. MCDOWELL Baseball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3 Industrial Arts Club 1,2 Photographer's Club 1 Transferred from Canal Winchester High School, Canal Winchester, Ohio june '59 39 . . .Having completed NORMA J. MCMILLION Flag Girl 4 Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 Secretary 4 Choir 4 Advanced Girl's Glee 2,3 Advanced Tennis Team 2,3,4 Commercial Club 1,2 Audio-Visual Club 1 IRMA LOU MEIS Pep Club 1 Kayettes Chairman World Service 2 Student Council Representative 2,3 Band 1 Girl's Glee Club 3 Transferred from Logan High School, Logan, Kansas, August '59 40 JERRY D. McPHERSON RAY CHRIS MELLO Cross Country 4 Transferred from Bellflower High School, Bellflower, California V' JOHN H. MCGUIRE Football 2,3 Track 2 Science Research Club 4 King's Men 4 ESTHER E. MCHENRY Glee Club 1,4 Choir 4 Dance Club 2 in JUDY A. MCQUADE Girl's Choir 2 Gir1's Glee 4 Choir 4 Bible Club 4 Tri Hi Y 4 Transferred from East High School, Denver, Colorado, January '59 'I ,I 12 FJ EDWARD P. McSHANE Basketball 2 Bowling Team 2 Track Team 4 ,gf 43, wi iff 3 , a thrilling last year, SHIRLEY ANNE MONTGOMERY Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club 1 Future Business Leaders of America 1,2,3,4 Gir1's Athletic Association 1,2 Future Nurse's Club 5 EMELIA MENDEZ JOYCE ANN MILLER Gir1's Athletic Association 1,2,3,4 Tri Hi Y 1,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Latin Club 2,5 Little H Club 2,5 Honor Roll 4 JUDITH M. MOORHOUSE Flag Girl 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Dance Club 3 Traffic Board 3 M ROBERT A. MISCHELL JAMES ALLAN Dance Club 1 Audio-Visual Club 2 GLEN E. MULLER Audio-Visual Club 1,2,5 MONTGOMERY JOYCE C. MUNYON Pep Club 2 Future Business Leader America 3,4 President 4 Gir1's League 4 Publicity Chairman 4 41 sof LAURA B. NEEDHAM Commercial Club 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3 Choir 4 Pep Club 2 MICHAEL P. O'LEARY Speech and Debate Club 4 Transferred from Sacred Heart High School, Dear- born, Michigan, Septem- ber '59 . . .t e Seniors are l ft SHARON K. NELSON Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3 Fashion Club 4 Dance Club 1,2 Advisory Council 1,2,3 Pep Club 3 Honor Society 2,4 Tri Hi Y 2,3,4 PAULA ORTEGA Choir 3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Girl's Athletic Association 4 Dance Club 1,2,3,4 Future Business Leaders of America 4 Uniform Monitor 4 JAMES P. NORTHCUTT Choir 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,4 Choraleers 4 Music Educators National Conference Choir 2,3 Audio-Visual Club 1 Pep Club 1,2 House of Commons 4 VALLIE S. PARKER Modern Dance Club 4 Honor Society 1,2,3 Citadel Business Manager 4 Highlights Business Manager 3 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3 Advisory Board 2,3 Audio Visual Club 1,2,3 Future Business Leaders' of America 1,4 ,fd ,351 RICHARD NUMATA Student Body President 4 California Boy's State 3 Governor's Traffic Safety Conference 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Honor Society 2,3 ? I ei N sie ' :Wa RONALD F. PATERNO Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 First Team All C.I.F. Football 4 First Team All League Football 3,4 First Team All County Football 3,4 Best Player Football Award 4 Varsity Club 4 King's Men 4 Vice President 4 with the stirring memories FRANK R. PEREZ GWYNN L. PERKINS Spanish Club 3 Pau Play 3 Pep Club 3,4 Transferred from Herbert Hoover High School, San Diego, California SHIRLEY J. POMMER LLOYD E. PORTER Spanish Club 3 Latin Club 3,4 Girls' Athletic Association Varsity Club 4 Tennis 2,3,4 Football Manager 4 Uniform Board 4 Football 2,3 Future Nurse's Club 2 Track 2 CARMEN R. PATTERSON ANN LEIGH PEARL Glee Club 2,3 Audio-Visual Club 1 Latin Club 2,3 Commercial Club 1,2 Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 Treasurer 4 GARITH A. PETERSEN BERNICE L. PHILLEY Football 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Track Club 2 Audio-Visual Club 1 of Yuletide Formal, LOIS MARIE PORTER Pep Club 2 Commercial Club 1,2 Girls'4Athletic Association 1,2, Glee Club 1 JEANEANE PROCT OR Future Nurse's Club 1 Girls' Athletic Association 1 Transferred from Paramount High, Paramount, Calif. September '59 CHRIS G. RASHER Spanish Club 2 Audio-Visual Club 2 King's Men 4 CAROLYN FAITH RASMUSSEN Commercial Club 2 Latin Club 2,3 Tri Hi Y 3,4 Fashion Club 4 House of Commons 4 BRAD RICH RIGG AL TONY VEGA RIVERA Baseball 2 Football 2 NAOMI M. RODRIGUEZ Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Future Business Leaders of America 2,4 Little H Club 2,3 Tri Hi Y 1 r ERNEST: ROMERO Basketball 1 Transferred from Bolsa Grande High- School, Garden Grove, California, '59 upid's Caper, LARRY A. ROTHENBURGER HELEN MAE SAMPLE Gefmafl Club 2 Freshman Class Secretary 1 Wrestling 1 Sophomore Class Vice President 2 Yell Leader 3,4 Senior Class Vice President 4 Football Queen 4 GORDON M. SANDERS JOHN ANDREW SHUBIN Intramural Basketball 5 Latin Club 2 Audio-Visual Club 1,2 Council of Knights and Spanish Club 2 Ladies 4 BARBARA SCOTT King's Men 4 JIM E. SHARP Cross Country Team 2,3,4 Varsity Swimming Team 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Track Club 3 Varsity Club 3,4 Compton Squires 3 Transferred from , Compton High School, Compton, California, '58 JOSIE SAUCEDO JEANETTE S. SAUNDERS Choraleers 4 Choir 4 Girl's Glee Club 1,3 Fashion Club President 4 Tri Hi Y 3,4 Treasurer 4 LUCENDA A. SLAGHT NANCY SMITH Future Nurse's Club 1,2 Girls' Athletic Association Dance Club 1 1,2,3,4 Tri Hi Y 1,2,3 Choir 4 Historian 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Girls' Athletic Association Tri Hi Y 1,4 4 Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club 1 Future Business Leaders of Latin Club 3,4 America 4 Drill Team 3 CHARLOTTE M. STINE JON ROBIN STOKES Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1 46 Coronation Ball RUSSELL G. SKINNER ROGER L. SKINNER Basketball Captain 2,3 Track 1 Football 2,3 Football 3,4 H Club 2,3 Dance Club 1,2,3 Varsity Club 4 Advisory Council 3 Spanish Club 2,3 Varsity Club 4 H Club 3 DARRYL J. SNOW CLARENCE SPENCER Senior Class President 4 Fgotball 5,4 House of Lords 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Latin Club 3 KiI1g'S MCH 4 Varsity Club 4 Varsity Club 4 Collector's Club 1,2 Junior-Senior Prom, RONNIE L. STROTMAN Girl's Athletic Association 2,3,4 World Fellowship Club 3 Vice President Girl's League 4 Secretary Advisory Council 1,2,3 Future Business Leaders of America 4 Secretary Senior Council 4 House of Commons 4 FRANK H. SUMI Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 King's Men 4 Track Club 1,2,3 LEONA M. TUCKER f 2 itt. mf., V3 -5, -f 'few 4!g:3M,kgk.a5V,:zQkg PAUL W. TURLEY World Friendship 3 Dance Club 1 'L - A ,s,,. 4 ,vzl y 5 A. , X '- fl' ANDREA D: THACKER Flag Girl 4 Drill Team 3 President Student Body Secretary 4 Future Teachers of America 1,2,5,4 Sec. 2, V.P. 3, P. 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 House of Lords 4 LINDA LEE TYLER Coronation Queen 4 Uniform Monitor 2,3,4 Senior Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club 3,4 Sec. 3, V.P. 4 Drill Team 5 Vice President Song Leader 4 World Friendship 2,3 Representative Senior Class Council 4 ROBERT G. THOMPSON RONALD W. TYNON World Friendship Club 1,253 Dance Club 2,3 47 ,fa f NINA J. VAUGHAN Future Business Leaders of America 1,4 Pep Club 3,4 Assembly Committee 1 DON J. WALKER World Friendship 1 48 ART VEGA DONNALEE MARIE WALKER Girl's League 3 Publicity Chairman Girl's Athletic Association 3 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 World Friendship Club 1,2,3 Football Dance Chairman 3 Baccalaureate, LOIS VANDE KAPPELLE Art Club 2 DIANE FAE VANDENBRINK Girl's League 1 Girl's Recreation Associa- tion 1 Transferred from Rosemead, September, '57' U CLARA LOUISE VIOLA Commercial Club 2,3,4 Girl's Athletic Association 4 Tri Hi Y 1,2,3 Distinguished Service Banquet 1,2,3 Visual Education 1,3 Glee Club 1,2 DOUGLAS WADE Football 1,2 Baseball 1 World Friendship 1,3 l f ,XX-2 f and Graduation. RONALD M. WALL Spanish Club 4 Varsity Swimming Team 4 DARLENA F. WILLIAMS Advisory Council 1,2,3 World Friendship Club 1,2 Latin Club 2,3 Pep Club 3 Drill Team 5 Girl's Athletic Association 4 House of Commons 4 JOHN F. WASMUND Spanish Club 1 Engineers Club 2 Co1lector's Club 1 Council of Knights and Ladies 4 ROBERT L. WILLMORE Water Polo 1,2,3 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Yell Leader 4 JANET K. WEST World Friendship President 1,2 Pep Club 4 Future Business Leaders of America 4 House of Commons 4 Advisory Council 1,2 Senior Council 4 Junior Football Princess 3 Rancho Alamitos Girl's Dress Representative 3 Rancho Alamitos Transferred from Rancho Alamitos, Garden Grove, September '59 I BONNIE K. WILTSHIRE Composer-Westminster Alma Mater 4 Citadel Co-Girl's Sports Editor 4 Scroll Staff 4 Honor Roll 4 Spanish Club 1,2,4 Pep Club 4 Tri Hi Y 4 Historian FTA Historian 1 Q BOB R. WHITE Football l,2,5,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 5,4 World Friendship Club 1,2 Freshman Class Treasurer 1 ' X . . gi , , 7 I if r ' V f . N 1, ,Jw 'xx-. Y X ' .ff ROBERT E. WINKLER Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 4 Track 2,3 Chorus 2,3 Baseball 1,2,E5 Transferred from Mont- pelier High, Montpelier, North Dakota, September '59 49 l A nj L 4 ,FN IU! 1 1 by C ,LA , gf? 1, L i , 'fx' w. V f f A A VX!! f , ,- V MU , 1 a ,ft 'X if I L . Y fx '1 ' V. Y Y',l .1 ad X .,f- , RONALD CHARLES WOODHOUSE K ' V' ,rf Football 1,2,3,4 it J Spanish Club 2,3 ' I ' Varsity Club 4 vi '. World Friendship Club 1,2,3 Citadel 4 Boys Sports Editor f Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 Manager , gym Y, IZRADEQTES Nor IS 6 an I-,USJQ , 1 I I I D . CAROL BLOWERS YB .V429 Jlkwli ELM TOMMY M. HANSSEN H MARY SUE MCCARLEY V .auvv ' r JOHN SHEPARD X ED A J. surf I , F W M I UN N , X X ' N., fy N N ' if , , f MZ Pg li Nm ij i X 5 xi wh I gi it XXX QU , V X, V SJ U 7' 'N 1 j C Q I I N xi S ' KJ so M new Q it . Ta rx JK. f Q X M A I 1 a. kj NX ,Q J J fp e 'I X My X -x ' Q X ' X X 50 , X4 Senior S nets ff V g W M W My ff iff Vw 49 yi MCWQJ Qjwwjia K Wfg Sy? WZ M My A My WP www W mM??f'yxw0 W My N LANGUAGE SOCIAL SCIENCE Shirley Hazard Carol Bebout COMMERCIAL ART INDUSTRIAL ART Ann Pearl Robert Clifton 52 ls. 3195111 uf These Senior students displayed outstanding ability, enthusiasm, and citizenship in the various departments of Westminster High during the past four years. CRAFTS ART Joe Garrett Penny Delmage SCIENCE MATHEMATICS john McGuire Arndt Lorenzen Jfame They were chosen by the teachers who based their choice on willingness to accept responsibility, enthusiasm for the subject, and well-roundedness in all aspects of the field, in addition to grades. VOCAL MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Dorothy Allred Thilman Johnson GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS Donna Chernosky Irma Meis BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION john McGuire Robert Clifton INDUSTRIAL ART ENGLISH Thilman J0hI1SOI1 Andrea Thacker 53 if , e I-V ,, z .-'1 F K 511 rw MO' 'ff M1 L F Dj L ., K ,jj 1 L' J Q! if L! 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J JV, I It , J, if OU ing J tl, eff W D vf x Athlete of the Year Bob White 1 Junior Class Mr. Sampson Miss Turner SPONSORS Treasurer Jim Jarrett ,V Representative at Large Secretary Sharon Price Vice-President Danny Birchfield Karma Brown Mr- Marino 62 SPONSOR President Blair Wilson x k Row 1-l-r: P. Armstrong, M. Bradford, H. Bodr-rar, N. Alarcon, S. Blauth. Row 2-1-r: P. Barrington, j. Beal, D. Birchfleld, R. Allen, J. Barrett, P. Assad. Row 5-l-r: P. Brady, Berger, F. Belt, B. Binkey, C. Allen. Th ll . f 1 ' et rl 0 Cass rln s,... Row 1-l-r: P. Burton, Z. Cardran, D. Braunstein, J. Byas, S. Fogleman, I. Bacon. Row 2-l-r: E. Falk, S. Campbell, R. Diaz, K Brown, C. Brown, M. Butler. Row 3-l-r: K. Casson, C. Fortenberry, G. Chavallier, R. Delmond, R. Brubeck. Row 4-l-r: C. Davis F. Aldridge, J. Bush, H. Burns, T. Fitch. 4 2 Row 1-l-r: B. Ellis, ..E. Dun ton, P. Delmage. Row 5-l-r: j. Bella, M. Goldberry, J. Harrison, A. Allison, cunningham. Ro,w1l-1-r: Bergen, Coulter D. Aitken, B. French, R. Hartley, D. Hatcher. n, N. Eastwood, S. Dreese, S. Cox, Row 2-l-r' R Hopper F Hays M Foster M Dowler J Comp . . .th glory as upperclassmen, Row 1-l-r: K. Gress, L. Gonzales, R. Frazier, P. Grubbs. Row 2-l-r: K. Haskins, M. Goodman, L. Hill, C. Helm, S. Hendricks. Row 3-l-rx C. Frisbyg R. Greene,K. Harder, J. Churchill, G. Bermudez. Row 4-l-r: F, Fedak, D. R. Howard, T. Floyd. Herrell, L. Gitthens, J. Hughes, i 1 9 -af -rf 2 Row 1-l-r: L. Johnson, D. Achatz, C. Bartholomew, L. Hankins, K. Dawson, S. Jones. Row 2-l-r: P. Jacobsen, J. Hernandez, V. Goss, ' ' R. P M, Harrison. Row R. Hunter, N. Frampton, J. Driggers, S. Gordon. Row 3-l-r. M. Eads, G. Hall, L. Crane, L. Gentry, eterson, 4-l-r: R. James, J. Jarrett, M. Harper. the work and excitement of the Prom Row 1-l-r: P. Kron, K. Kendrick, T. Lopez, C. McCracken, J. Loope, J. Mansfield. Row 2-l-r: C. Latchford, J. Lambert, R. Lar- C L xardo S Lawhon C Lampton Row 3-l-r: P. Khashmanian, C. Knapp, R. Kreider, D. McCarrell, J. Martin, L. McNeley, son, . u , . , . . - . G L b th D. Li htfoot, D. Kinney, J. Langdon, B. Jones. S. La Fond. Row 4 l-r' . am er , g 6 45.51 ' n- A-1 l-wif fm !,,, p744h K' gh Row l-1-r: B. Orendorff, V. McQuarrie, J. Michael, V. Enoch, V. Nielson, B. Newman, L. Peterson. Row 2-1-r: D. Olstad, M. Mol- nar, R. Freeman, J. Meis, S. Nelson, S. Newell, C. Olerud. Row 3-l-r: J. Marquet, C. Murray, G. Meredith, W. Nalls, J. Means. Row 4-l-r: E. O'Keefe, R. Perron, D. Morgan, G. McCracken, J. Morehouse. in addition to soholasti f' burdens kept Row 1-l-r: J. Sawyer, B. Rott, S. Rivera, J. Ralston, L. Orsbern, I.. Ryan, S. Price. Row 2-l-r: R. Richards, E. Sherman, J. Sherwold, A. Robertson, P. Rounds, R. Renfro. Row 3-l-r: B. Prior, H. Rather, R. Miller, N. Newton, J. Richey, P. Portlock. Row 4-I-r: B. Rose, G. Richardson, R. Rule, B. Renfro, C. Reynolds. ta 'N gl X. .4--ek X Y.---V :wa N Row 1-l-r: J. Stewart, D. Strubel, S. Smith, S. Stevens, B. Shaun, E. Shaw. Row 2-l-r: R. Renolds, D. Dekker K. Tebbetts B Shouse, G. Teel, G. Toulouse, C. Stechmann, B. Stimak. Row 3-1-r: G. Tillitt, C. Sweet, R. Tanksley, G. Toulouse, L. Sutton, ji Scott, D. Salisbury, B. Rush. . .the Juniors busy, jovial, and exuberant. Row 1-l-r: K. Walters, B. Thompson, F. Tincher, T. Wickstrum, J. Williams, I. Wada, D. Wickman. Row 2-l-r: V. Trego, D. Williams, D. Urban, N. Tyler, M. Wallace, J. Vail, J. Von Gerichten, A. Trujillo. Row 3-l-r: B. Wilson, M. Wyman, R. Weaver, W. Turner, D. Wall, B. Wallace. Row 4-1-r: J. Yoder, E. Walker, H. Viola, D. Wood, W. Wood, J. Williams, F. White, J. Walker. fi , I 2 an Yak 5:4 49' Ian . l,f- If -f H . -SR. 'ffl 'rv rf, B X' .5 S 'Fw V!,.. SOPHOMORE CLASS Mr. Haynes Mrs. Walsworth ' President i A Milton Berg Vice President Sharon jenkins Treasurer Secretary Linda Carr Susan Tyler Judy Shilling Representaus e at Large Mr. Pomeroy Mr. Peterson Row 1-l-r: K. Allen, B. Altomare, j. Barney, L. Andrew, J. Bennett. Row 2-l-r: G. Berry, L. Arnett, L. Bestenlehner, D. Bennett, P. Bean. Row 3-l-r: H. Arnold, R. Beebe, C. Allen, M. Berg, G. Ambrosia, As Sophomores, hi h school Row 1-l-r: M. Buckland, P. Carrillo, N. Bowman, L. Carr, S. Bothe. Row 2-l-r: P. Boughton, L. Cabot, V. Burroughs, M. Camp bell, A. Carpenter, G. Burbank. Row 3-l-r: S. Bevacqua, W. Broyles, E. Burtner, J. Blue, K. Bradley, M. Briggs. ffm Row 1-l-r: J. Collard J. Carlton, D. Cloud, J. Clermont, D. Cartwright. Row 2-l-r: R. Clausen, D. Clopp, L. Cathcart, S. Clifford, P. Chernosky, B. Carr. Row 3-l-r: M. Cochran, J. Chapman, Leland Clifton, Loyd Clifton, R. Chandler. . . .is no longer an exciting novelt , Row 1-l-r: C. Cullen, P. Cook, L. Combs, D. Crittenden, j. Curtis. Row 2-l-r: G. Cloud, M. Cowdrey, C. Conrad, L. Culliver, C. Davis, R. Coursey. Row 3-l-r: B. Craig, G. Cummings, R. Craddock, J. Crooks, E. Cox. .www swwax-sw -.IV 5 6 4 4 E S 5 Row 1-l-r: P. Delp, M. Damato, B. Daubert, C. Evans, C. De La Cruz. Row 2-l-r: B. Eads, F. Fedak, V. Darrah, M. Earnest, S Eastwood, L. Davis. Row 5-l-r: D. Dolan, E. Fernandez, C. Espinosa, C. Dunham, J. Eads. . . . but instead a place of serious learnin Row 1-l-r: L. Fox, E. Franklin, 1. Gillispie, B. Fuchs, M. Gomez. Row 2-l-r: G. Fujii, P. Gittins, M. Fincher, D. Fogleman, j Fischer, S. Fernandez. Row 3--1-r: B. Garrett, M. Gunlogson, J. Gerbitz, B. Gillespie, M. Gille. 2 z 41 3,:1,'j1jj,jg4jfy,yf' , fl f ,m , - fa , if , ff' ff C ff .. uf f , ww. f' my-wyw '11 ,y.r7..y. v., ,M Row 1-l-r: L. Gray, J. Hanssen, A. Hankins, D. Hartdegen, J. Hazard, Row 2-1-r: B. Hartman, S. Harder, B. Gremling, J. Golden D. Hartsough. Row 3-I-rz Hokanson, E. Goldblatt, R. Horne, R. Hanna, M. Harris, C. Henderson. As Rupp r underclassme , . . . Row 1-l-r: P. Hefley, D. johnson, M. jacob, C. johnson, J. Hinegardener, M. Helms. Row 2-I-r: R. Ilizaliturri R. Howell, L. Huf- fine, S. Henson, L. Jagkson, G. Houchin. Row 3-l-r: B. Huhn, G. Howard, R. Heath, H. johnson, L. Hunlogson, R. Isbell. l f 49 Row 1-1-r: R. Larsen, N. Le Bleu, R. Le Doux, M. Larick, B. Lambert, S. Landmon, B. Lanphear. Row 2-l-r: B. jones, W. Laube S. King, B. Land, D. Koser P. L C . R - - ' , a oe ow 3 lr. F. Lawson, B. La Fever, M. Levers, K. jones, T. johnson, F. Kuhlmann. . . . they looked forward to bein Row 1-1-r: S. Loomer, A. junkin, A. Lucky, L. Hurd, C. Lytle. Row 2-l-r: G. Hutton, S. jenkins, C. Lorenz, B. johnston, M. jolly, S. Lutz. Row 3-l-r: R. Little, B. Lippert, B. Lowther, D. Lampson. 1' f 'Q 'T Row I-l-r: S. Penhall, D. McCarthy, S. Palmer, G. Paulson, B. Myers. Row 2-l-r: L. Millen, M. Needham, j. McDowell, R. Novak T. Meeter, D. Martin. Row 5-l-r: C. Moorhouse, B. Miller, E. Parker, R. Okimoto, T. Ohler. . . .the coveted upperclassmen. Row 1-l-r: B. Ralston, D. Reitmann, K. Petersen, I. Orosco, j. McGhee. Row 2-I-r: J. Oreskovich, P. Pinkerton, J. Phelps, S. Rine hart, M. Maher, J. Rivera. Row 5-l-r: A. Oakden, D. Murphy, L. Meador, M. Hopkins, j. Marquez, M. Martindale. 4 5 5 E Q Row 1-l-r: E. Regalado, S. Ridgeway, R. Platz, P. Rich, L. Reed, L. Medina. Row 2-l-r: S. Sanders, P. Reed, P. Risdahl, M. Raf ferty, L. Reynolds, H. Reigh. Row 3-l-r: j. Rappazzini, T. Ritchey, L. Richards, J. Russell, D. Routhier, B. Price, Now as Junior t ey have . . . Row 1-l-r: D. Swantz, S. Stadsvold, j. Smith, Shepherd, E. Saucedo, J. Row 2-l-r: A. Stubel, j. Schilling, E. Strayer, j. Stovall, B. Staffier, j. Smith. Row 3-l-r: T. Small, J. Spencer, D. Sonner1berg,j. Scott. A. Spencer. Row 1-l-r'J Van Zandt J Sharp B Wellman C Weaver C St b R . . , . , . , . , . rom erg. ow 2-1-r: G. Tryon, I.. Strotman, R. Taylor, C. Tur ner, S. Tyler, L. Tatroe. Row 5-l-r: B. Viola, K. Thatcher, A. White, A. Turner, D. Underwood. X . . .finall reached th ir goal. Row 1-l-r: J. Williams, D. Wallace, P. Tyler, C. White, S. Wood, S. Wombles. Row 2-l-r: I.. Yager, M. Wyman Stine, 1. Young, J. Waltz, B. White. Row 3-1-r: M. Vanderschaaf, B. White, V. Ybarro,D. Woodland, B. White. C at .nw Q' find Sharp, S FRESHMAN CLASS Mr. Agcaoili Miss Elliott Miss Kimzey ,,,,.. SPONSORS Wire Treasurer lanet Allen H President ,Tom Noble Vice President Pam Sager Secretary Ginger Campbell SPONSORS Representative at Large Connie Trent Mr. Mepham Mr. Royes fi 'tv Row 1-l-r: M. Bennett, DI. Allcn, C. Bacon, L. Byas, M. Altman, K. Anderson. Row 2-l-r: T. Allis, A. Armstrong, S. Berry, D. Badolato, P. Anderson, R. Alverez, G. Blanton, Row 3-l-r: M. Altman, T. Banquelo, C. Ball, j. Benoit, C. Bennett, P. Beal. Row 4 -l-r: C. Beal, N. Barbour, D. Alexander, N. Baker, M. Aldridge, R. Anderson, J. Baynock. New and somewhat awe . . . Row 1-l-r: M. Bombardier, C. Bella, M. Bryant, K. Clark, T. Clary, N. Campbell, J. Card. Row 2-l-r: G. Campbell, B. Braman, P. Cissne, R. Boyle, M. Boeve, S. Brandt. Row 3-l-r: R. Cervantes, A. Boje, G. Cobb, T. Boon, D. Brasher, L. Brown, M. Carvillo. Row 4-l-r: J. Casson, R. Chandler, T. Bodner, D. Boardman, D. Bennett, M. Bermudez. Hs-,H W yy f v l ,,,, f ff! I lfbfqf my ,f .. ,W ,. , . .7 M191 Q4 'v '6nr Row 1-1-r: J. Daetweiler, P. Ferner, J. Evans, L. Downs, M. Coshow, J. Coltman, B. Dalton. Row 2-l-r: D. Coursey, D. Cox, S De Leenheer, N. Cosgrove, J. Cook, M. Cogswell. Row 3-I-r: R. Fowler, J. Cooper, R. Collins, M. Cummings, R. Craddock, G Cutting. Row 4-l-r: R. Cowell, E. Cutler, M. Coogan, R. Butler, D. Davis, J. De La Cruz. . . .the Freshman class entered Row 1-l-r: S. Hunter, H. Irvin, D. Gaines, P. Fox, L. Graham, A. Faughn, K. Fogleman. Row 2-1-r: J. Hyait, P. Hammond, B. Hef- ner, K. Ellis, A. Henson, P, Federow. Row 3-l-r: W. Floyd, R. Freeman, R. Falk, G. Dolen, L. Dirks, T. Fortenberry, C. Haynes Row 4-l-r: J. Hackett, B. Dodd, B. Hooper, B. Evans, B. Gress, S. Dunham. 5 ,iQ sf! . -.yt . X.-X .. two- -A . t CC.. .c 5 PQ? -qif 4 gee .. ,I Q-f f. W0 qw 'Pk 3 Q W' f , Q , Row 1-l-r: J. Glaze, S. Jenson, S. Jenks, K. Jones, K. Johnson, D. Kern, K. Hymel. Row 2-1-r: M. Kuykendall,G. Kuhn, L. Kin- sey, P. Kirley, D. Kendrick, P. Jackson, B. Johneke. Row 3-1-r: R. Herman, R. Jenner, R. Hunt, R. Hirschman, R. Gilmore, M. Jones, L. Harvey. Row 4-l-r: D. Garrett, J. Harvey,M. Harrison, G. Dowler, R. Foster, G. Garrison. . .hi h school and began a ew lif Row 1-l-r: L. Lytle, M. Lynch, P. Lambert, B. Larson, L. Larsen, L. Locke. Row 2-l-r: R. Kraft, S. Lightfoot, T. Kosters, D. Lippert, D. Lorenzen, D. Long, J. Lansford. Row 3-1-r: R. Le Coe, S. Bevaquas, B. Haughton, F. Laird, G. Harrison, Row 4-l-r: B. Manson, R. Jordan, R. Jernigan, E. Johnson, M. Keller, J. Hulsey. l Row 1-l-r: M. McFadden, J. Mathis, J. Lenderman, M. McBride, C. Mercer, B. McShane. Row 2-1-r: G. MaCom, J. Miller, J. Morer, L. Mashburn, B. McCarley, L. Mashburn. Row 3-l-r: S. Le Grand, S. Mastellers, R. Lynni, R. McClimans, H. McCoy, J. Mc- Farland, W. McDaniel. Row 4-l-r: E. Maxwell, P. McDaniel, B. Marseilles, M. McCoy, M. Mansfield, D. McConnell, D. McCoy. . .scholastically and sociall . Now as Row 1-l-r: R. Melton, J. Needham, B. Padgette, C. Norton, M. Meis, S. Nielsen, M. Morgan. Row 2 - l-r: C. McPherson, M. Murray, B. Montoya, M. Meins, G. Oliva, N. Nymen. Row 3-l-r: T. Norris, G. Meredith, H. Oshita, J. Mulligan, M. Newberry, N. Meeter, C. McQuarrie. Row 4-l-r: T. Middleton, T. Noble, E. Morgan, G. Park, A. Nicol, J. Miers. fi N Row 1-l-r: S. Pryor, S. Pewthers, N. Ponce, C. Perkins, J, Olrud, A. Payne. Row 2-l-r: T. Pilgrim, G. Post, D. Peterson, -I. Peter . P ' ' - - ' ' son, J etri, K. Orr, C. OGrady. Row 3 lr. R. Ott, R. Pullen, E. Peters, A. Price, B. Orsbern, R. Leach. Row 4-l-r: R. Porter, M- . . . ophomores, they can reflec Row 1-l-r: C. Reichel, J. Scott, R. Reza, M. Rounds, C. Sanchez, P. Sager. Row 2-l-r: D. Russel, T. Rangel, F. Rish, A. Rueweler, S. Routhier, E. Schimskey. Row 3-1-r: J. Ray, V. Saavedra, T. Sat-terfield, L. Rapp, D. Roberge, L. Rott. Row 4-l-r: R. Pommer, D Reynolds, E. Scheiderer, B. Sample, C. Rasmussen, S. Ralston, D. Segall af 'hf wf'-we f mD:ff'f4 f jf' ' I e -i , 5.35 gs, ff-v:e:2fggw:.: 1, R Row 1-l-r: -I. Serabia, J. Shaw, S. Shelly, F. Stromberg, C. Spohn, D. Stinson, T. Shepherd. Row 2-1-r: C. Shubin, T. Slack, B. Shaw, I. Swan, P. Spheeris, J. Spicer, C. Syfrett. Row 3-l-r: L. Stadsvold, J. Stevens, R. Shaw, D. Sutliff, C. Stine, C. Sooter. Row 4-l-r: S. Smith, J. Sylcott, D. Van Noy, R. Vaughn, B. Sweet, S. Stiles. . . .upon these excitin new experiences Row 1-l-r: C. Trent, M. Tillett, M. Taylor, S. Weiner, G. Turnbaugh, J. Weir. Row 2-1-r: D. Van Dalsen, B. Urbin, L. Thompson, B. Van Aanot, J. Torrez. Row 3-1-r: G. Waterhouse, J. Tringham, G. Ward, S. Tiller, S. White. Row 4-l-r: C. Underwood, R. Thompson, J. Tooker. U32 ,via KN? MP ff a 1 Royv 1-l-r: S. Verbeck, P. Yokem, S. Weisner. Row 2-l-r: C. Wombles, M. Woggle, P. Wilson, D. Wilkerson, D. Waltrip, M. Wilk. Row 3-l-rz P. Thomas, 1. Yoder, M. Vigil, M. Voorhees, L. Wichart. Row 4-1-r: 1. Williams, S. Walton, K. Visser, J. White, P. Whitson, T. Wi . .which included fun, friends, and activities :fed WV X X K reps vl we 4f ffiafgli 71 gf f X X li l 1 xl NX X XXQXWQ INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY Our birth is but a sleep and a forgettingg The soul that rises with us, our life's star, Hath had elsewhere its setting, And cometh from afarg Not in entire forgetfulness, And not in utter nakedness, But trailing clouds of glory do we come From God, who is our home. -W. Wordsworth Patricia Harris Ralph Mosbach Gut I I f ', ', f V .f,., 7 , f :nf f iff? 7019.3 fc f- fy , ,f f f f-wk Q X',fff'f',,f 7Qg'Lf'wQ f f -ff f ff fffgyyy gyffw f f 'ff fn fl' IC WCW L' ffij' , Q ff f f, ff y f, , ,f ,Q ,f ff73V,,4,fm!',Wj5f.4f,,kzfkQ7fz7,g-1 I, , f M44 A 7, ffffjfcfyyfffgg f ww T , f 'f The Village of Stanton, Gloucestershire. A typical village scene in England. 87 Alchemists' Club l-r: Southworth, W.g Houghton, B. Art Club Row 1-l-r: Barbour, B., Delmage, P.g Braunstein, D., Olerud, C., Hanssen, J. Row 2-I-r: Russell, j.g Walton, S., Huhn, B., Trujillo, A. Associated Science and Math Club Row 1-I-r: Teel, G., Hendriks, S., Foster, M.g Allred, D., Underwood, D. Row 2-l-r: Rose, B., Reynolds, C., Tanksley, R., Hutton, G. Courtiers Row 1-1-r: D. McConnell, T. Kosters, B. Shaw. Row 2-1-r: R. Col- lins, M. Cochran, G. Howard, B. Cowell. California Scholarship Federation Row 1-l-r: A. Thacker, S. Hendricks, S. Pommer, S. Hazard. Row 2-l-r: A. Lorenzen, C. Bebout, D. Clopp, 53. T. Lopez, C. Rasmussen, C. Gray, D. Allred, G. Fujii, K. Underwood. Row 5-1-r: P. Northcutt, J. McGuire, X P. Chernosky, P. LaCoe, B. Hartman, J. Russell, D. Son- X nenberg, R. Howard. Fashion Club Seated: D. Rowland. Standing-1-r: C. Rasmus- sen, S. Nelson, D. Arnett, M. Bradford, S. Lawhon, N. Kunisawa. Future Business Leaders of America Row 1-l-rx Williams, D., Ortega, P., Kerst, M., Wick man, D., Gonzales, L., Fisher, L., West, J. Row 2- Smith, N., Gameson, S., Kunisawa, L., Rodriquez, N. Luna, M., Parker, S., Haugland, L., McMillion, N. Strotman, R., Munyon, J. Row 3-Burtner, P., Adams M., Lynn, C., Garlitz, S., Carter C., Gordon, -I., Klassen D., Viola, C., McClimans, H., Pearl, A., Lonamen, D. Future Nurses' Club Row 1-l-r: Dowler, M., Bebout, C., Woodhouse, M. Adams, M. Row 2-Deaver, F., Luna, M., Kunisawa, N. Harrison, R., Altomare, B., Long, D. Row 3-Weaver C., Federow, P., Andrews, A., Needham, M., Mullen, L. Needham, J., Fogleman, S., Schilling, J., Stromberg, C Future Teachers' Club L-r: Ernest, M., Morris, C., Moyer, V., Keene, E., Haz ard, S., Thacker, A. Foreground: Weiner S. GD s 1 1 German Club Row 1 lr D Lorenzen, P. Chernosky, E. Keene, D. Dekker, G. Hutton, B. Shouse. Row 2-G. Kuhn, S. Brandt, S. Weiner, M. Houser, Miss Englund, spon- sor, L. Dirks, D. Birchfield, L. Rothenberger, L. Gitthens, D. Sonnenberg. Q3 Ima Tri-Hi-Y Row 1-l-rc L. Reed, L. Gonzales, G. Toulouse, C. Stechman, J. Williams, C. Lorenz, C. Johnson. Row 2-l-r: L. Cabot, P. Risdahl, J. Sandhu, S. Ridgeway, G. Olerud, D. Braunstein, J. Hanssen, I. Olerud, D. Rowland, S. Penhall. Row 3-1-r: S. Weiner, S. Newell, P. Reed, J. Vail, P. jacob- sen, J. Stewart, C. Cullen, S. Jenkins, A. Trujillo, M. Wyman. K M Kingis Men This group has the respect and praise of the student body for their tireless work in campus control. The King's Men, directed by Mr. Haynes and Mr. Musick, boosted school spirit and main- tained order during the entire year. 91 odern Dance Club Row 1-1-r: J. Olerud, C. Olerud, D. Braunstein, J. Hanssen, J. Birchfield, D. Kern. Row 2-1-r: E. Dunn, S. Olsen, M. Dowler, J. Needham, j. Waltz, C. Trent, M. Meis, P. Yocam, P. jackson. Latin Club Row 1-1-r: S. Ridgeway, L. Carr, C. johnson, A. Cruthers, K. Allen fforegroundj. Row 2-l-r: S. Hendricks, V. Evans, S. Newell, C. Lorenz, M. Borden, S. Lutz, Row 3-1-r: R. Okimoto, R. Harrison, C. McCracken, E. Keene, A. Trujillo, M. Bowman, B. Lippert. Row 4-l-r: P. LaCoe, M. Foster, R. Howard, j. Hughes, R. White, L. Porter, M. VanDer Schaff. Nff-w fi NS B 6 ,,i,,l,4liAS1lSS Pep Club Row 1-1-r: P. Armstrong, P. Risdahl. Row 2-1-r: G. Tou louse, L. Tyler. Row E5-l-r: B. Wiltshire, P. Federow. Row 4 -1-r: B. Wilson, S. Parker, j. Mangrum. Spanish Club Officers: President-R. Reynolds Vice President-L. Reynolds Secretary-P. Rich Treasurer-J. Schilling 178 Science Research Row 1-l-r: S. Hendricks, M. Foster, V. Evans, G. Hutton. Row 2-l-r: N. Heidi, R. Harrison, G. Teel. Row 3-l-r: B. Rose, H. Rather, J. McGuire, C. Reynolds, R., Tanksley. Tau-Eta-Psi Row 1-l-r: S. Nelson, M. Smith, D. Lonamen, K. Allen, L. Haugland, C. Rasmussen. Row 2-l-r: D. Dekker, S. Hazard, -I. Miller, J. Hazard, B. Braman. Row 5-1-r: J. Gordon, B. Barbour, C. Lynn, B. Wiltshire, E. Strayer. I' fs!! BR Q Windbags Anonymous Row 1-1-r: M. VanderShaaff, M. O'Leary, M. Adams, M. Houser, M. Berg, R. Grenling, R. Okimoto. iluunq.,-,Q-I Audio-Visual Club Row 1-l-r: P. La Coe, B. Hartman, J. Baughman, P. Gittens. Row 2.-D Van Dalsen, B. Dodd, T. Dirks, J. White, B. Viola, D. Sonnenberg, T. Ohler, E. Maxwell. Foreground-I. Bacon. 94 Row 1-l-r: Orsbern, B., Sherwold, J., Price, B., Payne, A., Fincher, M., Allen, R., Row 2- l-r: Conrad C., johnson T., Portlock, P., Falk, E., Diaz, R., jones, B., Le Bleu, N., Fenwick, M. CDirectorJ Drill Team The lovely girls of the Drill Team, under the direction of Miss Caro, were an attractive addition to the Band as they participated in the half-time shows at football games and marched in parades. Pep Band. The Pep Band played and spirits were boosted byytheir lively, rhythmic music. As a sixteen member unit, un- der the direction of Monty Fenwick, this band per- formed at basketball games, worked with the song lead- ers for pep rallies, and par- ticipated in the Westminster Founder's Day Parade. Row 1-l-r: Wellman B., Van Zandt, J., Bodner, B., Waltz, G. fkneelingj. Hankens, L., Cullen, C., Carr, L. Row 2-l-r: Reed L., Platz, R., Cartwright, D., jenkins, S., Bothe, S., jenkins, S., Row 3-1-r: Goss, V., Young, J., Luna, M., Tatroe, L. Row 4- l-r: Schilling, J., Larick, M., Waltz, j., Tyler, S. 95 First semester Editor Barbara Stimak l Second semester Editor Bonita Barbour Columnist Andrea Thacker Row 1-l-r: S. Newell, B. Stimack, A. Thacker. Row 2- 1-rz P. Delmage, S. Nelson, B. Wiltshire, B. Barbour. First semester Business Manager Sue Nelson Scroll Staff Second semester Business Manager Susan Newell ,wx dv-. tv 1:21 4 , sw , , , we 99 J w gl , - -' - 'wif f sk! it we Q f ff m ff f , R W + 1 14.. E 1 9 4 32,5 ' ' f Columnist Ronnie Reynolds ii iia' l ii-' A VZ' ' i--, s ,- V 'Q . ,L,2yl 4 B ii 96 C01UmfliSI Sports Ediotr GCFFY Hutton jim Montgomery 19' Art Editor Penny Delmage Boys' Sports Editor Ron Woodhouse Editor-in-chief Carol Bebout Literary Editor Bonita Barbour Art Editor Penny Delmage Girls' Sports Editors Business Manager Sue Parker Row 1-1-r: B. Barbour, S. Parker. Row 2-l-rc P. Delmage C. Bebout, B. Wiltshire, C. Lynn. Citadel Staff Carol Lynn and Bonnie Wiltshire Student Photographer Jim Sharp Citadel and Scroll Advisor Mr. William H. Seaman 97 QB111' Q !'9c-rife-r ?w Ulm XJ v ll.. Our school is similar to England not only in name and tradition but also in athletics. Popular English sports such as rugby, cricket, polo, soccer, hockey, lawn bowling, and many others compare somewhat to our football, baseball, hockey, basketball, bowling and other American athletics. Doug Braman Row 1-l-r: C. Fortenberry, D. Birchfield, R. Paterno. Bob White, M. Fugita. Row 2-l-r: E. Shepherd, R. Hanna, B. Garrett, F. White, D. Braman. Row 5-l-r: B. Craig, J. Morehouse, M. Harper, N. Baker, G. Lamberth. Row 4-l-r: D. Gordon, R. Marvin, B. Hulsey, F. Aldrich, C. Davis. VARSITY Young and inexperienced, but with determination, spirit and perseverance the Westminster Lions roared through the season for a 5 win-4 loss record. Highlights of the season included the first glorious victory for Westminster High School against Los Altos, 12-0, with the exciting Aviation game which ended in a 13-7 win, and closing the season with the Santa Ana Valley hassle, where the Lions really displayed their strength at the cost of F ns' pride and prestige with a triumphant final score of 38-12. f A W C 75 fpyff 5 A p N J QNUN , Masagi Fugita Q 9 iw QQJ Richard Gordon Fred Hokanson U! I Carll Manson Lloyd May Row 1-l-r: R. Woodhouse, G. Skinner, D. Snow, Bill White, K. Barnes, G. Boeker. Ron Woodhouse Row 2-l-r: L. May, C. Spencer, R. Sarver, B. Winkler, R. White, B. Frank. Row 3-1-r: R. Cunningham, j. Martin, E. Walker, D. Harold, A. Price, S. Enwright. Row 4-l-r: R. Eads, F. Hokanson, F. Belt, T. Mills, C. Manson, J. Jarrett. FOOTBALL Freeway League Rancho Alamitos Buena Park Westminster Bolsa Grande Orange Santa Ana Valley Ron Paterno Won Lost 5 0 3 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 1 4 Lions 12 7 13 13 O 12 6 13 38 Gary Skinner SEASON'S RECORD Opponent Los Altos 0 Brea 28 Aviation 7 Tustin 12 Rancho Alamitos 6 Buena Park 30 Orange 7 Bolsa Grande 7 Santa Ana Valley 12 Roger Skinner Bob White Clarence Spencer Darryl Snow Pay Dirt at Last! Coach Bill Boswell l lx- O i A xx' l l Bob White Most Valuable Player First Team Freeway League Ron Paterno Best Football Player First Team Freeway League First Team All-Orange County Fred Hokanson First Team Freeway League They did an outstanding job for the first year. I am proud of their achievements? - Coach Boswell Keep Away from Mel Lions Roar! Bill Hulsey Captain Honorable Mention Freeway League Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster La Habra Laguna Beach Tustin Brea Olinda La Habra Newport Bolsa Grande Tustin Rancho Alamitos Buena Park Sunny Hills Santa Ana Valley Orange Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos Buena Park Sunny Hills Santa Ana Valley Orange SEASON RECORD 5-14 LEAGUE RECORD 4-8 J Row 1-l-r: J. Gerbitz, B. Little, B. Carr, G. Clopp, R. Howell, C. Haynes. Row Z-Coach Bryant J Williams J Rappazzmi C Rasmussen E Maxwell, R. Pommer, R. Shaw, K. Visser, C. Allan. 4 Ps .digg ffl Kina-fd' alma M 33, Mia, if it f I ,Z f ,,,,. ,.,,f,,V , ffwwga-75 'Q k'w1,,fv-'f 4' .1-Li , fi 7 Mkt E ' ,A . . -- Q , 41,52 rel. :Q if '. vw?-,xfH H. 1 . .5 . A.. . V5 ,Q 4 .f V If . I -. -33-LN 'f X.. 'ww' W' 122 - - . 1. V. M 3 ., .,g -a ,bs E 72-fa . . V ' ' ' '-:fy 1. gpg' . , A, 335,22 N 2. Coach Bryant Captain Allen LEADING SCORER JOHN GERBITZ C127 pomtsj MOST VALUABLE PLAYER JACK WILLIAMS CAPTAIN CURTIS ALLEN C Basketball Row 1-l-r: B. Hooper, j. Rappazzini, C. Ball, R. Gilmore, L. Brown, J. Smith, G. Harrison, C. Haynes, J. McFarland, D. Peterson R. Larson, H. Oshita, B. Gottas. Row 2-l-r: D. Patterson, R. Herman, J. Sansonetti, R. Renfro, J. Stovall, R. Lampkin, J. Luna,.B Carr, T. Banzuela, F. Murrillo, J. Williams, M. Vigil, j. Ray, M. Hill. Row 5-l-r: J. Gerbitz, B. Little, R. Campbell, D. Bordman K. Visser, M. Barela, K. Murray, E. Maxwell, S. Massteller, J. Golden. C Football Team Under the fine generalship of Bill Carr and the superb coaching of George Galloway the C team marched home with an even .500 season. John Rappazzini and -Iohn Gerbitz were the real power- houses for the lightweight team and the top line- man was Drew Bordman. The most inspiring vic- tory for the season was over Buena Park, 19-0, after some booting around from other teams. Westminster Opp. 0 ...... .... P uente 12 19 .... .... B rea 0 6. . . .... Bolsa Grande 6 15. . . .... Rancho 45 13. . . .... Tustin 19 O. . . .... Rancho 45 19. . . .... Buena Park O 0. . . .... Sunny Hills 25 12. . . .... Santa Ana Valley 6 7. . . ..., Orange 0 7 Sunny Hills .... Westminster . , . Bolsa Grande .. Orange ........ O4 Rancho Alamitos . . . Buena Park ...... Santa Ana Valley. . . ....6-0-0 ...5-1-0 ...3-2-1 ....5-2-1 ....2.-4-0 ...1-5-0 ....0-6-0 I was very satisfied with the development of the C football team. Even though we lacked experience, we were lucky enough to end the season with a .500 record. Coach Galloway Row 1-I-r: L. Bestillinger, R. Hirschman, J. johnson, R. Allen, A. Cruthers, S. Ralston, J. Garrett, L. Walker. F. Sumi, J. Medina, R Evans, C. Haynes. Row 2-l-r: J. Richey, D. Garrett, J. Sharp, J. Bush, R. Chandler, L. Gitthens, S. Sorenz, J. Hughes, D. Dames L Sutton, R. Maddox, A. Turner. Cross Countr With strong determination the Cross Country teams set out this year to make a good showing in the league during their first year of competition. Joe Garrett and Frank Sumi were inspiring runners and teamed with the fine coaching of jock Hedges boosted both teams to finish second in the league Opponent Westminster Los Altos Westminster Mayfair Westminster Bellflower Westminster Orange Westminster Bolsa Westminster Rancho Westminster Buena Park Westminster Sunny Hills Westminster Valley MEETS Long Beach State Invitational-7th place Mt. San Antonio Invitational-3rd 'place Orange Coast Two Miler-4th place Freeway League Finals-2nd place 5005-Page 119-18 ems .... finals. Many good prospects showed up this year in track, so the outlook for next year is very good. Joe Garrett, the brightest prospect the colleges of this area have seen, placed fifth in the CIF finals, second in the league finals, and set the course record of 9:07.2. SCHOOL RECORDS FROSH D. Garrett 9:51 SOPH L. Walker 9:53 JUNIOR A Cruthers 9:49 SENIOR Sharp 9:43 J.V. Hughes 9:58 COURSE RECORD joe Garrett 9107.2 0 Row 1-1-r: D. Horne, D. Numata, L. McNeley, B. White, L. Walker, B. Winkler, R. Woodhouse, T. Banzuelo Row 2 D Braman R Chandler, D. Davis, F. Aldrich, I.. Gitthen, S. Lorenz, J. Martin, G. Galloway CCoachJ. 106 Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Varsity Basketball 19 Excelsior 27 Chino 44 Rancho Alamitos 32 Buena Park 33 Santa Ana Valley 30 Rancho Alamitos 33 Buena Park Westminster Orange Westminster Bolsa Grande Westminster Santa Ana Valley Westminster Rancho Alamitos Westminster Buena Park Westminster Orange Westminster Bolsa Grande Westminster Santa Ana Valley Coach Galloway Captain Bob Junior Varsit Basketball Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster La Habra Laguna Beach Tustin La Habra Newport Tustin Rancho Alamitos Buena Park Coach Munoz Captain john Hughes Westminster Orange 27 Westminster Bolsa Grande 35 Westminster Santa Ana Valley 44 Westminster Rancho Alamitos 65 Westminster Buena Park 48 Westminster Orange 50 Westminster Bolsa Grande 33 Westminster Santa Ana Valley 43 R w 1 1 J. Smith, J. Hughes, C. Henderson, R. Hanna, T. Banzuelo, F. Munoz CCoachj. Row 2-D. Horne, j. H Burns E Walker. Bush, J. Jarrett, 1? Row 1 lr B Dodd fManagerj, W. Coulter, J. Crooks, B. White, C. Spencer, C. Frisbey, R. Miller. Row 2-D. Engle J Spencer T Bodner M Martindale B. Miller, C. Moorhouse, M. Aldrich, Coach Frishholz. B Basketball Westminster La Habra Westminster Westminster Tustin Westminster Westminster Brea Westminster Westminster Bolsa Grande Westminster Westminster Tustin Westminster Westminster Rancho Alamitos Westminster Westminster Buena Park Westminster Westminster 37 Sunny Hills 26 Westminster 36 They did an outstanding ,pb job for the first year. I am proud of their achieve- ments. -Coaeh Boswell Santa Ana Valley Orange Bolsa Grande Rancho Buena Park Sunny Hills Santa Ana Valley Orange CO3.Cl'l Frishholz Captam Jim Spencer 1't2as2K3J .3 MS its ti E Ei 9... Il Row 1-l-r: C. Cessna, R. Butler, B. Miller, E. Fernandez, S. Blue, C. Moorhouse, J. Marquez, W. Coulter, C. Frisbey, D. Engle. Row 2-l-r: J. Sylcott, J. Spencer, J. Rivera, T. Boon, M, Cochrane, T. Small, A. White, S. johnson, C. Spencer, D. Richardson, L. McNeley, M. Coogan. Row 3-1-r: R. Pommer, R. Richards, C. Allen, T. Bodnar, B. Satfher, D. Sweet, D. Hatcher, M. Martindale, M Harris, M. Aldrich, L. Strotman. B Football Team CAPTAIN-LARRY McNELEY MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-MIKE ARTINDALE With great spirit and fine coaching the Lion middeweights took the entire county by surprise. With the outstanding line playing of jim Spencer and the running of Mike Martindale, the B team rolled onward to an outstanding league finish of Coach-Clyde Frisholz 4 wins-1 loss--and arrived in second place. The team displayed their defensive strength against Rancho Alamitos and their fighting offensive power by defeating Orange in the last precious 20 seconds of a thrilling game. SEASON RECORD Westminster 15 ....,..,.... Los Altos 7 Westminster 7 .... ..... B rea 27 Westminster 6 .... ..... B olsa Grande 0 Westminster O .... ..... T ustin 2 1 Westminster 0 ..,. ..... R ancho 0 Westminster 14 .... ..... B uena Park 12 Westminster 7 .... ..... S unny Hills 14 Westminster 13 .... ...., V alley 0 Westminster 20 ............ Orange 18 Won-5 Lost-3 Tied-1 I0 9 Baseball O Bob White G , Dave Aitkens 1 lim. joe Villarreal Row 1 Banzuela, T, Row 2-1-r: Wood house, R., Villarreal, J., Meredith, G. Hopkins, M.g White, B.g Moorhouse, C. Berg, M., Shepard, E. Row 3-l-r: Floyd, T. Lorenz, S., Yoder, 1.3 Aitkens, D., Aldridgei F,g Marvin, R., Walker, E. 'wif W y ' ,K A Clark Moorhouse Milt Berg Bill White Gary Meredith Ron Marvin 4 X 4 f if Terry Floyd W ,Aw' 1 ' fill f ' v- 4 ,gr . f? 5' XX L! Q V, V, 9 , ' . ' 4, John Yoder Coach Munoz Emmett Walker Baseball Mark Hopkins Ted Mills Steve Lorenz Frank Aldridge Ed Shepherd 'I 141 f Hifi-wx-,, N, fx K y If ' 1 Ron Woodhouse and Tony Banzuela, managers 111 Xi F W 'ri ' Coach Boswell 5 E Row 1-1-r: M. Cochran, M. Vigil, C. Ball, C. Haynes, I.. Walker, J. Rappazzini,'D. Birchlield. Row 2-l-r: C. Rasmussen, G. Park, B. Miller, R. Howell, M. Briggs, C Espinosa, W. Naulls, G. Blanton. Row 3-1-r: J. Blue, J. Walder, N. Baker, C. Henderson, B. Eades, G. Lamberth, M. Aldridge, T. Richie. --...,,h-M5- 112 3 . 5 74.7,-,Q V , A L tl.. ssl Row 1-l-r: Brown, L,. Craddock, R., Altman, M., Corey, R., Larson, R. fManagerj, Bestenlehner, L., Arnold, H., Butler, A., Oshita, H., Dolen, G., Row 2-Binkey, B., Baer, D., Sutton, L., Brubeck, R., Turner, A., Butler, T., Herman, R., McCoy, D., johnson, S., Morgan, E. Row 3-Coach Duddridge, Nalls, W., Craig, B., Williams, J., Sweet, B., Butler, R., Green, R., Perron, R., Cunningham, R., Richardson, G., Rose, B. Absent: Richardson, D., Rothenberger, L. Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster SEASON SCORES 30 Brea 28 23 Bell Gardens 31 51 Artesia 5 35 Brea 10 33 Rancho Alamitos 18 38 Garden Grove 19 26 Valencia 23 59 Bolsa Grande 11 21 Mater Dei 25 24 Rancho Alamitos 23 43 Bolsa Grande 3 Coach Duddridge Captain Ron Green H3 xx F I 'X Xwlw . 'X Qt ' J xx .U ', V ,C ., K X so .1 Xl ' , ,, l I.-. ' - N. 1' c - .K S' 1 A -.f w QQ F K N 2 A .5 34, , ,N X. x fl N . T . 3! , N N' 5 A l. ' -C .H ,I-.. xii X X Q3 M Row 1-l-rc Burrows, T., Coulter, W., Karns, D., Hanna, R. Row 2-l-r: Cessna, C.g Wasson, J.g Garrett, Q5 kj.. B.g Turner, A., Snow, D., Garrett, J. Row 3-l-r: Hokanson, F., Paterno, R., Delano, B., Rose, B.5 CQ, fi .. , Garrison, B., Spencer, C. o fl Joe Garrett 1320 record 3 : 19 Varsity Track Frank Sumi Four-Year Track Letterman Darryl Snow Managers-l-r: J. Casson, S. Mansfield, R. Allen 'II4 Fred Hokanson D. Sanders. Shot Put Record Je,-r. Johnson 5l'8 y Row 1-l-r: R. Richard, R. Pommer, j. De La Cruz, R. Boon. Row 2-1-r: C. Meador J. Churchill, D. Garrett, F. Sumi, R. Isbell, B. Sweet, K. Casson. Row 5-l-r: R. Butler J. Spencer, A. White, N. Hipper, L. Meador, D. Engle, ' 43 : , V is- W ae . ... . .4 Sf, 3' Z, . . . ,,, .,.1 If- EM gd.: 1 ,....:: . :atm t r -.W-M . ,T . ,- . ' 3:9- l ' E 1 ,W , ,..-..:::. . ,..,,.., ,. N A , . ,,.,..., Dennis ng e .,f , i,.,.,...::::: : 57. I,-M51-' If -ggi' , H3233 , mm.-,.f.g::.A' 1 5, .we ,,.,3,A..ffQ-M Mm ,U .15 , ,gi-o.ff,:1e+f li? ,if ., fu! 39,3555 W H :pfi gn 'fffn .X f.'fv,. v,' . 'I iff? 1 ' jfiujifgl ' 4,:'2'afjvfllW' 'lfz f'f il. '1N1'p LQ F11 I A f . 1, ,Wy f-- v .. 1. :'rl11:.wu29l:5+i' W -1. A Coach Hedges B Track C Track iff?-if Coach Frishholz Row 1-l-r: H. Truman, R. Falk, M. Altman, H. Oshita, B. Carr, H. Arnold, B. Little. Row 2-1-r: M. Hill, J. johnson, S. Ralston, A. Cruthers, G. Harrison, C. Denham. Row 5-l-rc J. Golden, S. Masteller, B. Stafiieri, E. Maxwell, G. McDaniel, K. Vissor, B. Marseilles, J. McFarland, C. Allen. 115 Row 1-l-r: B. Tringham, W. Turner, E. Lausenhammor, R. Gilmore, L. Bestenlehner, J. Smith P. Thomas. Row 2-l-r: D. Boardman, R. Davenport, D. Peterson, S. Walton, V. Graham, R. Leech M Parsons Row 5-l-r' K Bradley, E Ambrosia, D Sonnenberg, C Manson, R Wall R Mc Climans, j. Rivera. Row 4--l-r: J. Sharp, C. Schreiderer, P. Brady, D. Dunham, . Martin Hatcher, L. Strotman 7 SWIMM x gf xv-wx, wk iff? xxx fvffvf int f? Af Ffa N. XXX ff fm li N A aw XX Xt I7 1 an tx 5 ,f5Xf,5:.i, Nfx 1 f, M? fsffxx 'iff ,--J sl ings' X xx R',f:lll:g'1-situ, N4 x ff t Mefffw fm V 4 N 1 742 f Coach Doolittle f , ,f ,. ff ,f Qf ,Ze-fzfi 4V-f' 'f 'X , M 6: KV4 ja AW. , . f . . , ,, , ,f ,- ff-5 - ,. Y f .ff gif- , fbalfffyz 46m-f'Z':W1'f'1'f4 fn: fb f'D4'1' Cf fffy Q Lf. yfkfi ff fi! Q--wif Cfg'e'Cff.QC'4If if - ,ff ' fig.. 47 .c49L-iii? ,f2f7, Lf'?4g'.fv'f'?'71-I C. Manson N 116 They're off! V. Graham R. Wall L13 Row 1-1-r: J. Serabia, M. Cowder, D. Lippert, G. Clopp, C. Brown, L. Brown, V. Saavedra, J. Lewis. Row 2-l-r: B. Blew, M. Murray, J. Harrison, F. White, j. Cool, R. Kraft, T. Gibbons, R. Maddox, R. College. Row 3-l-r: Coach K. Duddridge, J. Richie, B. White, D. Reynolds, R. Coogan, H. Hotrod, L. Goldblat, L. Sutton, R. Numara, D. Braman, R. Miller, R. Chandler. TE NIS L is L B ll ' s , g Y 4 V -' ' 91,1-1.3, 3 '?' 18.3.5 I Aiizl Y, i A 9 J f - M F V' ii j. Hughes R. Willmore 11 M. Fujita 7 sr, ,. A , X li 1. Sw-4 vi DK Q -mf fs rv ., EW, wr? V 1 1 I-,, M X ffggfgf., ',-, 'af f' - 1 , P1 ', 'A V f f a2i,g,i,:4'?5ff, L 7, , i,,,?'l,5'g', 453:54 5? ,- 5. f'9535'7ff U5x?m7mw9 ' :xg-'f ngfyfifii- -ip i14A '+ 4'7.g' vi, ' il ,-A+ A ' ' ff' Linda Tyler Football ueenzuul Court Dorothy Allred Janet West Helen Sample-Queen Kay Ables Students cheered, flashbulbs burst, and majestic strains from the band rang out as the first football queen of Westminster High School was crowned. The lovely Helen Sample was the beginning of a long line of beautiful queens to come. f-Gif? N r gr-7:15 .. ,N --y'f i k 'Ig my, OUR GYM TEACHERS X Girls, thletic Association ,Z Nancy Eastwood Judi Vail Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Allred Judy Ralston President Vice-President BOARD: Row 1-l-r: Judi Vail, Dorothy Allred, Judy Ralston, Nancy Eastwood. Row 2-l-r: Virginia Evans, Teresa Lopez, Elaine Keene, Jeanette Williams, Sharon Rogers, Linda Gray. Row 5-l-r: Sheryl Smith Carolyn Hagle, Mary Foster, Edna Strayer. Girls' Athletic Association Row 1-1-r: Janet West, Cindy Slaght, Darlene Lonamen, Darlene McGhee, Joyce Miller, Nancy Smith, Paula Ortega, Carol Crutchfield, Peggy Dickey, Donna Chemosky. Row 2-l-r: Carol Lynn, Bnnita Barbour, Darlena Williams, Linda Kunisawa, Gloria Black, Lola Kron, Pat Blankenship, Andrea Thacker, Vera Espinsoa, Arlene Alarcon. W Row 141-r: Teresa Lopez, Irene Wada, Sharon Price, Carol Stechman, Glenda Toulouse, Judy Williams, Virginia Evans, Francis Deaver, Pat Grubbs. Row 2-l-r: Barbara Swan, Mary Molnar, Terry Wickstrum, Sandy Dreese, Barbara Stimak, Christine McCracken, Carolyn Helm, Sharol Hendricks, Carmen Luxardo, Row 3-l-r: Sherry Lawhorn, Mabel Bradford, 'Paulette Armstrong, Diane Oldstead, Virginia Enoch, Louise Hill, Linda Ryan, Mary Butler, Pam Jacobsen, Judi Vail, Betty Orendorff, Margo Wallace. 24 K 9 eu ., 'fi if . 5 , Q A Row 1-l-r: Tatroe, L.: Platz, R.: Hankins, A.: Cartwright, D.: Carr, L.: Ridgeway, S.: Swantz, D.: Ball D Allen K.: Koser, D.: jenkins, S. Row 2-1-r: Williams, J.: Bowman, M.: Hazard, J.: Clopp, D.: Palmer, S Arnett L Fincher, M.: Cullen, C.: Lorenz, C.: Sandu, AI.: Waltz, ,I:. johnson, C.: Gray, L. Row 5-l-r: Routhier, D Land B Lutz, S.: Gille, M.: Hartman, B.: Rafferty, M.: Fedak, F.: Risdahl, P.: Reed, P.: Strayer, E.: Chernosky, P. Gillespie J Row 1-l-r.: Locke, L.: Berry, S.: Perkins, C.: Kuhn, G.: Sagar, P.: Row 2-1-rr Allis, T.: Wisner, S.: Faughn, A.: Weiner, S.: McBride, M.: Hymel, K.: Trent C. Row 3-l-r: Kuykendall, M.: Bardolato, E.: Routhier, S.: Cissne, P.: jackson, P.: Federow, P.: Lamkin, G. . -ff I K 'K , C IX: L . ,..rl 1' -.,. 3,5 M A 1 i ttafe f . . , . t If A ' 3. . is Q l f l ai? M164 SENIOR Row 1-l-r: McGhee, D., Miller, J. Black, G. Row 2-1-r: Smith, N., Alarcon, A., Or tega, P., Lonamen, D., Chernosky, P. Manager-Jeanette Williams SOPHOMORE Row 1-I-r: Hankins, A., Hazard, J., Gillespie, J. Row 2- l-r: Williams, J., Reed, P., Land, B., Strayer, E. JUNIOR Row 1--1-r: Lawhon, S., Bradford, M., Wada, I., Lopez, T. Row 2-l-r: Armstrong, P., Vail, J., Price, S., Wallace, M. V Saw..-.Ahh I P V -Quan ff .,,. ,'.. iw. 1 y it iw , AL. ,.kL.iL ...l.,' 25g.i1 , 55, FRESHMEN Row 1-1-r: Trent, C., Bordolato, E., Berry, S. Row 2-1-r: Allist, Perkins, C., Kuykendall, M., Federow, P. 125 26 u1:UQECm'uOw Row WCH2mm 1-l-r: Lonamen, D., Miller, ., J Smith, N., Dickey, P. Row 2-Kuni- sawa, L., West, J., Slaght, C., Glea- son, D. Row 3-Lynn, C., Chernosky, D., Thacker, A., Blankenship, P. gf, Row Row Gray, ferty, 1-l-r: Williams, J., Koser, D., Allen, K.- 2-Clopp, D., Bowman, M., Hazard, J., L. Row 3-Land, B., Routhier, D., Raf- M., Hartman, B., Chernosky, P. WOHZGH Manager-Teresa Lopez Q , , -M NWN: A is .. Row 1-l-r: Wada, I., Wallace, M., Lawhon, S., Bradford, M. Row 2- Evans, V., Vail, J., Armstrong, P., Butler, M. Row 3-Enoch, V., Ryan, J., Dreese, S. 4 , . ,JL P Row 1-l-r: Berry, S., Lamkin, G., Locke, L., Weiner, S. Row 2-Weiner, S., Faugn A., Routhier, S., Cissne, P. Row 3-Bardo- lato, E., Allis, T., Kuykendall, M. Volleyball Manager Linda Gray Row 1-1-r: N. Smith, J. Miller, P. Dickey. Row 2-l-r: D. Lona- men, D. Chernosky, P. Ortega, G. Black. Row 1-1-r: M. Phelps, I. Wada, L. Hill. Row 2-1-r: M. Wallace, S. Hendricks, J. Vail, M. Bradford. Row 1-l-r: P. Sager, J. Evans, S. Berry. Row 2-l-r: P. Cissne, S. Bremer, B. Shaw, P. Federow. L-r: A. Hankins, S. Palmer, J. Williams, C. Lorenz, j. Wil- liams, D. Kosher. 7 SWI ING Captain Linda Hauglantl Row 1-1-r: J. Hinegardner, H. McClimans, L. Fisher, S Palmer, L. Arnett, L. Cathcart, J. Sandhu, L. Gilmore, A Swim Hankins. Row 2-l-r: J. Ralston, L. Haugland, C. Hagle, M Manager Fincher, S. Penhall, L. Cartwright, C. Viola, H. Reigh, C Caf01Yfl Haglf Larnpkin. Row 3-l-r: L. Cabot, C. Gray, M. Gille, C. Turner D. Allred, E. Strayer, P. Reed, L. Cobb, M. Johnson, P. Ris dahl, R. McNaughton. .fit . . . J. Co-Captain Judy Ralston Row 1-I-r: J. Hinegardner, H. McC1imans, L. Fisher, C. Hagle, P. Reed, E. Strayer, L, Gilmore, L, Ar nett, J. Sandhu. Row 2-1-r: L. Haugland, J. Ralston, M. Fincher, S. Palmer, S. Penhall, C. Viola, H. Reigh, A. Hankins. 128 TENN S Susan Newell First Singles 1 1 l First Team Singles-Row 1-1-r: Renee Le Doux, Shirley Hazard. Row 2-1-r: Sue Newell, Naomi Rodriquez, Jeanette Williams, Elaine Keene. Elaine Keene Manager jean Stewart Lydia Gonzales First Doubles QM it 3 9 M! 2 , 5 fa x., Z' h First Team Doubles-Row 1-l-r: Sandra Ridgeway, Linda Gray, Lydia Gonzales, Cathy Lorenz, Nancy Eastwood. Row 2-l-r: Jean Stewart, Judy Gillespie, Kay Ables, I Diana Klassen, Pat Hill, Ronnie Strotman, Donna Arnett. BADMINTO Badminton Manager Sheryl Smith 30 Row 1-l-r: R. LeDoux, S. Smith, S. Hazard. Row 2-1-r N. Rodriguez, S. Newell, j. Williams. Row 1-l-rx J. Williams, L. Gray, L. Gonzales, S. Ridgeway, C. Lorenz, N. Eastwood. Row 2-l-r: R. Strotman, P. Hill, D. Klassen, J. Stewart, E. Keene, S. Pommer. THE PITCH- UP TO BAT- DUCK! OFTBALL Softball Manager Paulette Armstrong FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE mwg? f'Qf !3e-r Q m INS, Marching in splendid array are the Coldstream Guardsmen of Buckingham Palace after being relieved from guard duty. The changing of the guardl' is one of many celebrated features of England. Our features of Westminster High School are about to parade before you. f 2, 6 fi 1-' 1 .f ag -4:-w-1 'V-f fwffzsf, -.vff- ff, ialwf- .4 v 'ff-2, s 1,'viy?1,1.fWQ1i1,gfgfpi ' iff,-2 vw i f ,.::iz .1f-1 -fyfiiif' C eerio. I J ,, 5 ' ,f..,.:z2 V . , ax .52 ,fx fuk 'f fr ,fl X f . ,, W, as , .,,7.p4 N, X, 5 KL ,xfra .!IilfJ, 4 2 W5 if Tk f .- I , I P if 1. 4 f a . F. ,. V f A v A 5 .6 6 ,H ,5-yf yi ., ,ig 73 X , If W ,I f , fi Q21 'Za 43,143 'E Cupid's Caper Yuletide Formal CHRISTMAS QUEEN AND KING janet West and Lloyd May QUEEN AND KING OE CUPIDS Linda Haughland and Bill White ifigx xy lei' a , Coronation Ball SY' oofofo. Q: Q! Her majesty, Linda Tyler, and portrait by Penny Delmage. Her Majesty waltzes with escort, 'Wi jerry Long. Runners-up-l-r: Princess Dorothy Allred, Pat Hill and Ronnie Strotman. 'Yr ,, f AY 9 1.-Cul ,, 5 r . ,.-', ' A 34 M M ' , ra l ' 3 A ' . ,'fi,f. 1P:s V N 'L A ' s ' in 2 'VW D Her Majesty being presented by Jim Montgomery, Master of Ceremonies. The King s Chorleers Serenade Her Majesty. pa f 2 I' K . , 1 x f' I ' , ,.,.W. I ,Q . 5, I , M- J , ' , ' 4- - rx. V . ' '.,, is 'x N . V , V K K 2 Q 4... Q3 X , . v '4' .m,.M.,,,,,,, ,, . ' ' y - ' , r Her Majesty watches as the King's Choraleers sing to her. Coronation Queen candidates and escorts. Mr. Haynes Director KINGS CHURALEERS Beautiful music from our Music Department re graced the halls of Westminster High this year. y X, The smallest and one of the most talented groups who contributed much to social and civic affairs Pianist as well as to our own were the King's Choraleers. Mrs. Lamant Row 1-l-r: Jeanette Saunders, Dorothy Allred, Beverly Shouse, Paula Downs, Carol Gray, Judy Ralston. Row 2-l-r: Bob White, Del Yocam, Phil Northcutt, Bill Rose, Clark Moorhouse, Rick Hanna. Once in love with Amy. I caught you sir, taking a look at herf' 137 ' , K' , Row 1-l-r: Mahon, A., Ortega, P., Thickman, D., Wada, I., Delmage, P., Tatrae, L., Larsen, R., Price, S., Braunstein, D., Ralston, J., Ellis, B., Gonzales, L., Heil, N. Row 2-Haskins, K., Anderson, E., Smith, N., Lonamen, D., Landmon, J., Tucker, L. White, B., Wallace, B., Downs, P., Stadsvold, S., Long, A., Miller, D., Rott, B. Row 3-McClimans, H., Goodman, M., Saunders J-9 KIOII, L-9 MCMilli0Il, N-9 Gameson, S., Tnard, G., Yocam, D., Stine, C., McHenry, E., McQuade, J., Toarder, S., Johnson, L. Allred, D. Row 4-Brown, K., Khashmanian, P., White, A., Powell, D., Moorhouse, C., Clifton, L., Dowler, G., Northcutt, P. Walker, J., Clifton, L., Cloud, G., Parks, B., Small, T., Levers, M., Trego, V. A Cappella Choir Girls' G ee Club Row 1-1-r: Lucky, A., Peterson, K., Jones, J., Johnson, D., Black, G., Gogleman, S., Wickstrum, T., Gray, L, Bacon, I., Platz, R., Bennette, M., Van Zandt, J., Ralston, B. Row 2-Weaver, C., Reigh, H., Daubert, B., Byas, J., McQuirro, V., Paul, W., Carpender, A., Kuykendall, M., Novak, R., Tatro, L., Johnson, C., Hayes, F., Jacob, M. Row 3-Ward, E., Wallace, D., Von Gretchin, J., Blowers, C., Walter, K., Landmon, S., Kron, P., Stewart, J., Burton, P., Peterson, J., Scholtka, C., Bowman, M. Row 4-Freeman, R., Sanders, S., Phelps, J., Vail, J., Gambrell, W., Davis, C., Strayer, E., Orr, K., Cobb, L., Cabot, L., Thompson, L.: Fischer, J., Stine, S. , , rl-, 3' V if f 6 f-.i- ' f . -V l. Qi . A l ,kk ..., . . '1 2, 4 I t Il. M47 .,.., V, i - ' ,S 4 3.7 . 5, ' J ' ' , V, f ' - S. M . . K4 . Q, f ,il ' I U. . A A 7 e , ,gs Q -,.M,- . .I I V A Q of n ef ' ve ii A ,,.m t , . J 1 - ... . . f at M 1 . .... .... . . ,ii- 4 iH1aa:' Q ' Tf,mfbbiU-Rf lim, vi.-oq'Pm15ewe'115iv-310 lice. X Qlma water ,da 4 als 15245545 way-m 1..-sry, wen -man - Sm, To me we ,md-1, Haul. 5 p W F FDQVFFFITQT Li:-!bj:TE,-? lj., ggi- LeT fy-nam-gm-vaki. our Egg pg F E1 www-l 141 4 be 545110145 f fenjmv-ll mv-ev Wav-er' WSI! evfev Icy-ol Be- PT'FI1Fff'QeCPrF4f8 , H FQ aFQks5 rWfQ Strayer, Bonme Wxltshlre. 40 Norma MCM1ll10D Paula Downs Carol Lynn Band and U Andrea Thacker These six girls are excellent representatives of rousing school spirit. ,,. , ,, Fla Girls Judy Moorhouse Bonita Barbour Gwen Driggers Majorette Donna Chernosky 4 Linda Tyler Linda Haugland Top row l-r: Nancy Heil, Linda Haugland Middle l-r: Carol Stechman, Linda Tyler Bottom l-r: Glenda Toulouse, Donna Chernosky The Songleaders are a very important feature on our campus. Their participation and spirit at the football games, basketball games, and other important functions have done a great deal to establish high school spirit. Glenda Toulouse, Carol Stechman Nancy Heil lily? 3' o Us lvl V 5 Xl 4 W NWN Os il QP , tk ml ', Qin lil lwwxlxb 5 mqfbl, X Helen Sample X w' , W - , AJ --X! he The lYell lea ers Ave hali a tremendous job of boosting school spirit. Throughout the year this group has done much with their loud yells and lively antics to accomplish excellent ' school spirit. Top l-r: Tommy Gibbons, Lee'Willmore Middle l-r: Irene Wada, Lydia Gonzales , Bottom: Helen Sample Irene Wada B fly , gy t la, ,, Ny auf' V if Lee Willmore Lydia Gonzales 4 y Swan Sung As we close this final page of the Citadel, which is a review of the pageantry of excitement, glory, and splendor of Westminster's first year, we, the Citadel Staff, would like to express our deepest appreciation to those who so will- ingly cooperated with us. Our mountainous task was made easier by Mr. Gene Malcolm, photographer, Mr. john Thomas, yearbook rep- resentative, and our advisor, Mr. William H. Seaman. We also wish to profoundly thank Miss Kimzey, head of the English Department, for her unending patience and help as we worked in the English Office, and again to the British Information Services and British Consulate for their beautiful pictures of England. Many problems faced us as a new staff in a new school and one by one they were solved as the year sped by. Hours bf work and minutes of laughter went in to each page, and we worked gladly as a service to the student body. We hope that this book is a true picture of student life as portrayed by our symbolic page boy. 16-aumeb G.-...aa aa!-424. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,dau ART EDITQR BUSINESS MANAGER 1 I . Q U Q J LITERARY EDITOR co-EDITOR Q . CO-EDITOR GIRLS, SPORTS 0-vvwgp lD0-QJJ4-agp GIRLS, sPoRTs BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR WKMX 'Se-ng? 'W Kaul? 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