Westminster High School - Citadel Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1976 volume:

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Has any cne oerson c (act that w ' ei ' ida| BKJ t|M j nt bodies and fa, !? And what atjo JHRPPIim R Pe budget? Or t ' le i olved? Have ariy (jr urtfttf OT k? Of course not. We al! know tJq ' ■ • li it ' s one of the {.iLiiis ot hum an i i « k to mv original purpose: to int ' -o ik t you ' .vill undorsiand vhy y ui ■ (. crappy, or rherc ' s no variety of mple. The staff is not super-huma are easily misspelled in the clas ' its section, because the froir, tne little envelopes that YOU writi3 when you get ouf '  pi Trying to decipher some of your hieroglyphics that pasres for printed hand- ■iting is definitely ;;n art,, which, unfortunately, can.io; always b mattered, ' lor fialfway decent pictures, sports for example, there is onlv one way tc — )d pictures cf people in sports: the people perfQ iT inj;, h?ve to do E thing at the right time and look good when theyVe doing it. Sports are very bird to take. 4JI? -.tt g| lrj ' ° ' ' ° consider: the d jll of his .pae t me taking lOdest teachers. He has to take ■ant cirtain athlott. ' s doing certain i ' • Iv iinrierstandablR.tBut we nave SDhers of the o ' d people plastered I find it veiy frustrating id the staff has tried to 1 the C ' vei -familiar aces r fo ' m camera hy, and ?evv wino areil ' BBOm mUPjI p spite (i.eir overw helii ing modesty. What can w I ' m asking you tc i.r dei|| i| B BflBfflB ' ' ' allow for fe our best effort for our own self-esteem, but the buyers of the yearbo I our chief concern. Renr ember that, the noxt time you get angry about ' ] fanie, 01 a 3ad pj SH e are more goc J tilings in the yearbook « td, so enjo i forf H| K,!f you have any comments feel free to %Lo G-7, and tell us yo B|H j r if any one dares, what you liked I ' d yearbook that yc dlffgB gSg again next year. We are interested e it to us, when we can do some- lU want, or elre we won ' t know. gryone is different. Give us ideas and believe me, we ' ll woik on them, e staff cares abou the book, and we go out of our way to mske it the best. ' ■ ' virirg to i-.sip, we ' re all tor it. Carrie Pe ' rucci Editor-in-Chief ' X ' Tie? Ponula jy r--OA - h .A tXc ' i A -i. - ' vxy . 9 X Da Find,YpyrseIf .,oyi .JP ..iy. L v encode LV- ' i Let Insecurities out e r f From thei hiding.,-, Ji 2 cXm J Be true to yourself,- iauoJJLm And to others. - Ji a -? i Dare to overc f 4c 17 The chains of society. - j i ' Have freedom of expression. n i h The non-conformist r ,-vj Has conquered , _ J X a . , Insecurities, v v- M i :AJikJ j( o(Mw He has stren - g jf - To stand alone ) - CX uS . He has confidence. -(L H- - i 5- H, , ♦ Tr cTS ' TIT 6-Op.:-n • ' r .  v ' £) ' W f , XiS tj Be unconventional If that ' s what you want. Disregard what others think. What matters Is what you think. Know yourself. Be yourself. Op ' nn -5 x 8-Or, Q w r T Face Yourself See yourself as you are; Not as you would like to be, Or how others seem to be. You are unique. Flaunt it. Beit. Decide for yourself. You are inconsistent. Be that way. Take the freedom granted you, Leave inhibitions behind. Know what you are now . . . Right now. Take off the mask. Opening-9 Accept Yourself No matter How discontent You may be With yourself, You ' re all you ha - You can ' t depend On someone stronger Forever. Depend on you. Be at peace With yourself. Cope with yourself Change Yourself Be brave enough To become What you want; When you want; Where you v -nt. You can if yqj You can ' t If you don ' t. Take action To become yourself; 1, p. vour image. - l)yUp(: Q yL 7 -T) % % V J O Wti .tXxX. |ju JUXO aao JLrj , o .ryN_ o( ' • JJl- k (Sv j .jiOXSLS} Jjo X. Must face ourselves. - -- j -e. k Our true imcige Must be understood. We canndt overlook the bad And pronounce the good. uSfrealize ' ' ' - - crx Our defic ncies ' : - ::y: And attempt to better ourselves. We i ist face ourselves, As a nation. 14-D;.iv TV- V D JSiiBitaiBMWBHiai y 3 r Face yourself Face what you are; Who you are. Know what you ' re about iid why. Hide nothing From yourself. Face the truth. n J3 Division Senior Class Officers Use AbiHr z C ) o z UJ c ) O z UJ With Pat Broderick as Presi- dent and Jean Jacob working with him as Vice President, Ann Eisman as Secretary, Bev Schultz as Treasurer, and Rep- resentative, Tammy Linn, the Senior class officers joined efforts to organize activities such as the annual Senior Luau, the Senior Breakfast, and Grad Night. The Senior class officers also took part in the Bicentennial decoration of Buckingham Square for Home- coming Week, the United Cru- sades Week, pep rallies and assemblies. These officers met every activities period to dis- cuss affairs directly concerned with the Senior class which in- cluded the organization of the Baccalaureate, the choosing of Senior caps and gowns, and the choosing of graduation an- nouncements. Before many of these activities could be ful- filled, the necessary funds must first be made available. These funds were obtained by the Senior class officers and Coun- cil through their working in concession stands. This year was an especially good one for the Senior class, but could not have been possible with out the support offered by Senior class Advisors, Richard Doug- las and Andria Saunders. 5r The Senior class officers (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jean Jacobs, Bev Schultz, Pat Broderick, Tammy Linn, and Ann Eisman, Pat Broderick and Ann Eisman are shown discussing upcoming events Pat Broderick concentrates on an im- portant issue. Advisor, Andria Saunders smiles because the meeting is going so well. i y udging by that smile on her face, we can ell that Ann Eisman really enjoys her vork. The Senior class is fortunate in having such hard working officers as Bev Schultz and Jean Jacobs. C ' mi fW Senior officers, Bev Schultz (CENTER) and Jean Jacobs (FAR LEFT) try lo look busy for the camera with Council members (LEFT TO RIGF4T);Tammy Weaver, Jill Petrucci and Dayna Baker. Ni U- V J Seniors-17 With the Senior Year Comes New Independence ABBOT, KATHY E. ACEVEDO, ELSA ). Pep Club 1; Pan American Club 1,2. ACEVEDO, IRMA ADAMS, KEN S. AGUIRRE, ART Wrestling 4 AIELLO, PAMELA M. AKERS, PAMELA A. ALBRECHT, JIM A. ALBRIGHT, PENNY ALFONSO, JOHN A. ALLEN, RICKY L. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Geology Club 2. ALLEN, RONALD D. ALVAREZ, ALFRED C. AMES, KATHY A. AMOS, RHONDA L. f AMRHEIN, JEAN M. Drill Team 4; Varsity Track 3; Leo Award 3. AMUNDSON, SUE M. ANDERSON, CRYSTAL 18-Seniors ANDERSON, GREGORY ANDERSON, KATHLEEN ANDERSON, MATHEW ANDRE, PATTY ANDREWS, NANCI Drill team 2,3,4; Kabrii 4; council 1. Class ARCHER, ROBERT Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrest- ling 1,2,3,4. ARGUELLO, MICHAEL Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Yoga meditation 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR, OLLIE AVELINO, ANNA Gymnastics 1,2,3; C.S.F. 3; Ski Club 2,3. BABCOCK, SHERYL Girls VolleybalM; S.E.D.E.S. 4; Foxy frolics 3. BACHMAN, STEVE BACON, JULIE Ski Club 3; Choir 2. BAILEY, SUSAN Teps, 1,2; Media 1,2,3,4. BAIR, SHARON G.A.A.1. BAKER, DYNA BALSTERS, KEN V.I.C.A. 1. BAIZER, VICKI French Club 3; BANUELOS, LINDA BARELLA, ROBERT BARIE, LINDA C.A.A. 1,2; Ski Club 3,4. BARNES, )ONI Voc, WorkEx. 4. BARNETT, ANNA BARNETT, MIKE BARNHART, KONDA Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Foxy frolics 3. Seniors-19 BARRETT, MIKE W. BARRINGTON, TOM L. BARTELS, MARY S. BATCHELOR, LISA R. BATES, LESLIE BAUER, DIANA M. Girls Softball 3,4; Girls Basketball 3,4 BAWDON, GREG L. BEIGLE, JEFEERY C. BECKER, KATHY M. BENAVENTE, LINDA D. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Flag 3,4, Medea 1,2,3,4 BENICNO, TINA M. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 BIDLEMAN, LORI A. BIGLER, TERRI L. DrillTeam3, Flag4, G.A.A.2 BINKERT, ANNA C. Drill Team 2,3 BIRKHEIMER, |IMI E. Math Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4 BISHOP, RANDY E. BILLINSLEY, RYAN E. BLACK, DORIS E. Ryan Billingsley takes one last look at his girlfriend. 20-Seniors BLACK, PENNY L. Badminton 3, C.A.A. 4 BLACKMER, LORl BLADOW, CINDY C. BLAHA, DONALD J. Soccer 3,4, Spanish Club 2 BLAHA, TERESA BLAKE, JOHN A. BLEICH, SUSIE C. Kabrii 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3, C.A.A. 1,2 BLOOD, RICK S. Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3, Symphonic Band 4 BOBINSKY, SUSAN M. C.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Swim Team 1,2 BORGENREIF, MELANIE A. Vesta 2, Royal Banquet 3 BOND, SHERRI L C.A.A. 1,2 BORGENSON, MARK A. Varsity Club 3,4, CSF 1,2,3,4, Choral- eers 3,4 BORMAN, CINDY Girls Volleyball 3 BOSLOW, DIANNA M. Band 1,2,3.4, Leo Nominee 2,3 BOSWELL, DENNIS L. Football 2,3,4, CSF 1,2,3,4, House of Lords 3 BOYCE, BECKY C. Campus Aide, C.C.C. 3 BRACKETT, HAROLD J. Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2 BRADBERRY, ROBERT D. Band 1,2,3,4, Symphonic Band 2,3,4, Football 1 BRADLEY, MARTHA L. C.A.A, 2 BRADLEY, SABRINA M. Drill Team 2,3, CSF 4, Kabrii 3,4 Seniors-21 Optimism and Determination Characterize Seniors BRAVARD, SUSAN D. BRENNER, DAVID C.S.F. 3,4, Literati 3,4, Chess Club 1 BREWER, LEMOIN BROCKMAN, CARLA D. Flagbearer 3, Ski Club 3,4, Royal Banquet 3 BRODERICK, PATRICK A. Senior Class Pres. 4, C.S.F. Pres. 4, Varsity Volleyball 3,4 BROSS, CATHY L. Spanish Club 1, Student Life 2 BROWN, ANITA BROWN, )EFF R. Basketball 1 BROWN, PAMELA J. Song 4, Drill Team 2,3, C.S.F. 2,3,4 BRYAN, BETH Varsity Yell 4, Choraleers 4, Drill Team 3 BUEKER, MARI LU Flag 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Varsity Track 3,4 BURBRID GE, KIM Drill Team 4, Foxy Frolics 3, Concert Choir 3 BURKE, THOMAS B. Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2 BURKHOLDER, BETH C.S.F. 2 BURNE, )EFF K. Football 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4 BURNELL, CHRIS W. Football 1,2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, Track 1,2 BURNS, DAVID W. :i i Debbi Harris snaps her fingers in disgust and says to Bob Bradberry, Darn! they caught us again! 22-Seniors Goofy seniors, Robert Harris, Ivy Rider, and Bob Eilers discuss some important senior news. BURTON, SUSAN D. BYRD, JERI L. CADWELL, MICHAEL D. Wrestling 2,3,4, Football 3,4 CALLAWAY, ED L. Varsity Basketball 4 CALVA, CHARLES Football2, Track2, SkiClub4 CAMARENA, PATRICIA A. CAMARGO, LAURA R. Ski1,MECHA2 CAMARGO, MIKE CAMIRE, JEFF CANTINO, FRANK J. Water Polo 1 CAPELOUTO, LORRI D. Drill Team Leader 3,4, CSF 2,3,4, TEPS3,4 CAREY, JAMES R. Varsity Skateboarder 4 CARGILL, DENNIS K. Wrestlmg 1,2,3,4, FFA 3, Track 1,2 CARLSON, BRAD C. Wrestling 2,3 CARMONA, GREGG T. Football 1 CARNEVALE, CAROLINE CARTER, CHUCK E. Varsity Baseball 3,4 CARTER, CINDY A. Girls Glee 1 GARY, DIANA L. Equestrian Club 1 CASE, MARK A. Varsity Football 1,2,3,4, All Sunset League 4 Seniors-23 CASTLE, SHELLY L. Drill Team 2, Yell 3 CAVE, RICK G. FFA 2,3,4 CHAIREZ, CECILIA CHAPMAN, CONNIE J. Track 4, Latin Club 2,3 CHARALAMBOUS, KAREN German Club 3,4 CHASE, MINDY Newspaper Staff 3,4, G.A.A. 3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4 CHASSE, MARTIAL J. Radio Station Assist. Manager 3, Radio Station Manager 4 CHILDRES, LORI |. Girls League 1,2, Student Life 1,2, Choir 2 CIPRES, ELIZABETH L. Royal Banquet 1,3, MECHA 2,3,4 CLARK, JULIE CLARK, TEENA M. Girls Glee1,FFA4 CLEEM, CHRISTY Flag 4, Girls League 3,4, Medea 1,2,3,4 CLICK, CHRISTA D. Student Life 2,3,4, Leo Club 1 CLIFTON, SHAWN Track 2,3,4, Varsity Football 4 COBURN, AMANDA Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4 COCHRAN, NANCY FSA 1,GAA3, Sedes3 24-Seniors COFFEY, KAREN M. Drillleam 3,4 COLLARE, LAURA L. CSF 2, Girls Glee 1 COLLIFLOWER, KATHI M. COMPTON, )IM H. COMPTON, RICK Track 2 COMPTON, TONY Basketball 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4 COOK, IIM N. CSF 2,3,4 COOK, JODY A. CORBIN, SUSAN Girls Glee 1, Concert Choir Choraleers 3 CORNMAN, LARRY COX, GARY Drama 2,3,4, Bowling Club 1,2,4 CRABTREE, KAREN IFS 1,2, Choir 1,2,3,4 CRAIG, KEVIN CROENWETT, BERNICE Tennis 3,4, Badminton 3 CROWDER, ALAN Cross Country 1,2,3, Track 1,2, French Club 2,3,4 CROWELL, LESLIE Varsity Swimmmg 1,2,3,4, Varsity Tennis2,3,4, Water Polo 2 DAHL, LAURIE Pageantry Corps 4, CSI 4 DANIELS, LOR! Indian Club 3,4, Girls Chorus 1,2, Drama Club 2 DAVY, BARBARA DAWSON, WILLIAM IFS 1,2,3 DAY, MIKE Seniors-25 Senior Eagerness Grows With the Approach of DAY, DONALD Track 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3, Varsity Club 2,3,4 DEBROSKY, DOUGLAS DECKER, JEFFREY DE COMA, KIM House of Lords 3, Swimming 1,2, Bands 2,3,4 DEDRICK, )AN Soph Frosh 1, Varsity Yell 4, Drill Team 2,3 DE LUCA, RICK Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4 DEMAREE, BRUCE DEMAREE, CHERYLE FSA3, VICA4 DE MASE, TIM Football 1,2,3,4, Baskf-iball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4 DENEWETH, SHERRY DENTON, CYNTHIA DE PALMA, ADRIENNE Foxy Frolics 3, Powder Puff 3,4 DE SOTO, JOSE DIBS, BARBARA Band 1,2,3,4, CSE 3,4, Badminton 3,4 DIEBOLD, PAUL Dl VITO, DENA Newspaper 1,2,3,4, Honor Guard 3, Prom Committee 3 DOSENBACH, TAMMY Varsity Basketball 1, Newspaper 4 DOWNER, BRYAN ; - ,n 26-Seniors Graduation DRAGUESKU, MARY A, Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Royal Banquet 2, Kabrii3,4 DUCH, NORMA R. Tennis 2,i, Badminton 2,3 DUCLOS, BRUCE Wrestling 1,2,3,4 DUONG, DUY D. DYER, SHERILYN ). G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, GAA. Board 1,2,3,4 Var. Softball 3 EDDINGTON, RICHARD D. Football 1, Sedes Surfing Team 3,4 EDWARDS, BOB EDWARDS, CAROL L. Badminton Team 3 EDWARDS, DAVID EDWARDS, lUDITH EDWARDS, RAY EILERS, BOB Wrestling 1,2,3,4 EISMAN, ANN C.S.F. 2,3,4, Gymnastics 1,2, Pag eantry corps 4 EMANUEL, JOYA EMERSON, KAREN D. Drill Team 2,3, Concert Choir 2 ERTEL, CHER! Field Hockey 3,4, Softball 3,4, Powder Puff 3,4 Janet Kolar, Tim DeMase and Randy Miller wait patiently until the lunch f . rings for class. Seniors-27 ESPINOZA, LISA Tennis 3,4, Badminton 3, Lancer Choir 1,2 ESQUIVEL, OLIVIA Drillteam 3,4, Royal Banquet 2, Honor Roll 2,3,4 ESTILL, TAMMY GAA 2, Drillteam 3,4, Lancer Choir 2,3 EURS, PAMELA M. FARLEY, JOETDA FERGUSON, ANITA CSF 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3 FIALKOSKY, BEVERLY CSF 2,3,4, French Club 3, Equestria Clubl FLANDERS, JAMIE FLEMING, MARILYNNE FLORES, CHERRY GAA 4, Badminton 2,3,4 FOLEY, MIKE FOWLER, JACK FRANSON, DAVID FREEMAN, BOB Football1,2, Surfing 3,4 FREGA, DAVE FRENCH, TAMATA Choir 1,3 FRESENIUS, MICHAEL Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Yoga Meditation 3,4 FRITZ, NORAH Tennis 2,3,4, Badminton 2,3,4, GAA Board 4 FROMDAHL, DENISE FRY, MICHAEL Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4 FUNKE, EILEEN 28-Seniors rUNKE, ELAINE FURUKOWA, SHARON CAINSFORTH, RENEE GAOUETTE, MATT GARCIA, NORMA Drill Team 2,3,4 GARCIA, YOLANDA GAULD, CHARLES CAUTNEY, DEBORAH GERMANY, LYN Leo club 1, Ski Club 2,3 GIBSON, CHRIS GILLAM, lAMES R. Stage Band 3,4, Abbey Squires 3,4, Thespians 4 GLOVER, CYNTHIA GLOVVSKI, MARK Football 1, Track 2,4 GOALEN, CAROLYN Drill Team 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, FSA 4 GOEBEL, JANET Pep Club 1 COEDEWAAGEN, JANE Foxv Frolics 3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3 Seniors-29 The Senior Luau Was a Night of Food and Fun GOLDSTEIN, KAREN CSF 1,2,3,4, french Club 3 GOODSON, ZANE Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,4, Band 1,2,3,4 GOVERNOR, JANICE GRADIAS, PAT GRADY, GARY Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4 I ilHllllMllllllllllllllliiiinij J GREEN, DEBBIE GRITTERS, VICKI GRODE, BRIAN Tennis 1,2, IPS 1,2, Bowling Club 1,2,4 GRONE, DAVID GUSTAFSON, PAUL GUTIERREZ, HERNANDO Student Govt. 1, Marching Band 1,2,3, )V Soccer 3 HAAS, ADA HALBARDIER, FRANK HALL, KARI CSF 2,3,4 HALL, PHILIP I Mike Miller and Steve VVoesner, the only seniors on the swim team, smile as they think about Jr ' morning practice. ' W . . . m W 30-Seniors HALLETT, ROBERT Basketball 1, Newspaper 2,3,4 HALLIBURTON, MARC HAMBEK, KAREN HAMPTON, LAUREL Latin Club 1,2,3,4, CSF 2,3,4, Royal Banquet 1,2,3 HANEY, DENICE Orchestra 1, 2,3,4, Leo 3, CSF 3,4 HANLEY, RICHARD Football 1,2,3,4, CSF 3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4 HANSEN, JULIE HANSEN, SUSAN Varsity Track 2,3,4 HARDING, RENE HARGROVE, ROBERT HARRIS, DAVID CSF 2,3, Varsity Club 3,4 HARRIS, DEBORAH L. Yearbook 2,3,4, Newspaper 1,2, Pageantry Corps 4 HARRIS, ROBERT HART, DAVE Soccer 3 HART, KATHY HARVEY, STEVEN HEISE, TOM Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4, Football 1 HENSON, MICHAEL • : Seniors-31 HERD, RUSSELL HERNANDEZ, ANTHONY HERNANDEZ, CECILIA p: House of Lords 2,3,4, Girl ' s Ath- f letics 1,2,3,4, Mecha4 HERR, CHRIS Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, French Club 3,4 HERZOG, EDWARD Bowling 3,4 HIBSHMAN, VIRGINIA HICKOX, DEWIS Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3 HIDALGO, S L A,DORE HILL, DALE HILL, DENISE F.F.A. 1,2,3 HILL, MITCH HIRAO, NANCY 32-Seniors HOBOCK, KIRK Band 1,2,4, CSF 2,3,4, Bowling Club 1,2 HOBSON, RUSSELL HOGIN, JIM Stage Band 2,3, Marching Band 2,3, Concert Band 2,3 HOLLAND, HAROLD Surf Team 3 HOLMAN, MARY French Club 3, German Club 2, Abbey Squires 2 HOOTON, DAVID HOOVER, DEBBIE HOOVER, KIP HUDSON, ROBERT Radio Club 1 HUFE, CATHY Drillteam3, FSA3 HUFF, CHRISTY Drillteam2,3, FSA2 HUHN, MARY Band 1,2,3,4 HULLETT, JOE MotorcrossTeam HUMPHREY, DARLA HUNIU, MORM Gymnastics 1,2, Soccer 3, CSF 1,2 Seniors-33 The Christmas Formal Was Another Memorable HUNN, RICK Baseball 1, Football 2, Roval Ban- quet 3 HURWITZ, MICHELE Yell3, CSF 1,2,3,4, Drillteam 2 HUSBY, GWENDOLYN Pep Club 4 HUSETH, LORI ANNE Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, MEDEA 2,3 HUTAIN, BRUCE Soccer 3,4, Pan-American Club 4 INCITTI, RHONDA Girls ' Glee 1, Student Govt. 1 JACOB, JEAN CSF 2,3,4, Latin 1,2,3,4, Sr. Class Vice Pres. JACOBSON, MARILYNN JARVIS, BOB JASPER, LINDA JEFFERY, ROY JOHNSON, ARNOLD Lancer Choir 4 JOHNSON, JIM MECHA 1,2,3,4, Varsity Football 3,4, Track 1,2 JOHNSON, KIRK V ' restling 1, Bowlmg club 3 JOHNSON, MARK Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Hall of Fame 3 JOHNSON, TERI Choraleers 3,4, Girls ' Glee 1, Con- cert Choir 2,3,4 JOHNSTON, JANICE Driilteam 3,4, TEPS 3,4, Varsity Ten- nis 3,4 JOPLIN, TERRANCE Band 2,3, Chess Club 2 lUAREZ, FRANK Ski Club 3,4, Football 1,2, CSF 3,4 JUSTIN, JUDI CSF 3,4, French Club 3,4 34-Seniors Occasion for Many Seniors KAHN, DAVID MGM 2 KANBARA. MITZI KANNENBERG, KATHERINE CSF 2,3,4, German Club 1,2,3, GAA 2,3 KAPP, INGE Vollevball 2,4, Ski Club 2,3,4, GAA 1,4 KASPRZVk, THERESA JV Field Hockey 3, Peer Counsel- ing 4, Ecology Club 1 KAUFFMAN, |EFF KEATING, BRIAN Varsity Gymnastics 1,2 KEELEY, AMANDA SAGE 3,4, Pageantry Corps, Foxy Frolics 3,4 KEIL, RANDY Football 1, Ski Club 1 KELLY, DEBBIE KENDRICK, MARK KENNEDY, BRIAN Band 1,2,3,4 KESTER, PERRY KEYS, KATHY GAA 1, Drillteam2,3 KIEFER, SUE FSA 3 KING, CHER L KINGSBURY, MICHAEL Varsity Water Polo 3,4, CSF 1,2,3,4, Royal Banquet KISSEE, CHARLENE Teps1,CAA2,3 KLINE, )IM KNOBEL, MARK Cross Country 1,2, Track 1,2 Seniors-35 KOLAR, JANET Diving 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Royal Banquet 3 KRAEMER, DIANA Literati 1,2,3,4, Diving 1,2,3,4, CSF 1,2,3,4 LA BEAUSE, DAVE Basketball 1,3, Football 2 LA COUR, EARL Wrestling 1,2 LAFFOON, ROBERT Spanish Club 1,2 LA FOND, ROBERT Chess 1,2, FFA 2,3 LANCASTER, )AMES Golf 1,2,3,4, Football 1 LANCE, LINDA LA POINTE, DIANE LARA, VICKY Ski 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, SEDES4 LATHAM, BRIAN Var. Gymnastics 3 Cathy Thompson shares in the Christmas spirit u ith her friends 36-Seniors LAUGHINGHOUSE, LINDA French Club 3, Ski Club4 LAVERS, LORI FFA 3, Equestrian Club 2 LEAF, GARY LE COMPTE, DANIEL LE HANE, DIANNE Literati Club 4 LEVI, TIMOTHY LEWIS, NORIDA LEWIS, RAM LICHTSIN, KEVIN LINDER, SUE LINDOP, STARRLYN LINN, TAMARA Band 1,2,3,4, Sr. Class Council 4, CSF 2,3,4 LIPSCOMB, DIANE Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 LOKbN, STEVE C.C. and Track 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 LONG, MEGAN Abbey Squires 3,4, Fall Play 3 LOTZGESELL, THOMAS LOWTHER, ROSANNA GAA 3,4, Badminton 3,4, Pageantry Corps 4 LUJAN, DEBBIE Seniors-37 The Prom and All Night Party Highlighted LYMAN, DEBRA MAAC, PAMELA Tennis 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Pag- eantry Corps 3,4. MAAC, PAUL Tennis 1,2,4; Pep Parade 1,2,3. w ■r«wwi ■ H I ' W ' «  ay w MACK, LOUIS J.V. Baseball; Varsity Soccer 3. MADDOCKS, JANET Drillteam 2; Kabrii 2,3,4; Ski Club |f ' ' 1,2,3. MADDUX, ALAN MADURA, )ERRI CAA1. MAHER, ERIC Football 2,3. MAHON, TIM ).V. Soccer 3; Varsity Soccer 4. MAINERO, REGINA GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls League 2,3; All- Star Volleyball 1. MANES, STEVE Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. MANGAN, KAREN House of Lords 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; CSF 1,2,4. MARATAS, ARLENE MARIAN, DEBORAH Drillteam 4; TEPS4. MARONEY, CINNY Student Life 1,2,3. Tangy VanAlst. MariLu Bueker, and Sandy Schildemeyer have no inhibitions when a camera lens is in view. 38-Seniors the Senior Year MARRUJO, CHERYL MARTI, SANDY MARTIN, VICTORIA MARTINEZ, MARIA MARTINEZ, ODALIS Pan American Club 4. MARTINEZ, VALERIE MARTUSZEWSKI, CYNTHIA MANSON, DAVE S. AD 1,2,3,4. MATSUI, MICHAEL Tennis 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2. MATHEWS, JACK Guitar 3,4; Orchestra 3,4. MC BEE, lULIE MC CABE, CAROLINE Kabrii3,4; Girl ' sGleel. MCCANDLESS, TIM Varsity Football 3,4; Track 2; Chora- leers 4. MC CARTY, lANICE MC CURDY, SHERYL Seniors-39 MC GARRY, KURT J. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2. MC GOWEN, JOE C. MC GREGOR, BRUCE D. Varsity Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. MC LEAN, TERESA V.I.C.A. 4; Pan American Club 4; Badminton 3. MEDLOCK, CAROL L. f SA 2,3; Sigma 3. MEILAK, MARY I. CSF 2,4; Royal Banquet 1,3; Pan American Club 4. MEIS, RICK MELLINGER, PAM L. MEMBRILA, SANDRA A. Flag 3,4; Drill Team 2; Kabrii 2,3,4. MENDOZA, CYNTHIA M. Drill Team 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Kabrii 3,4. MICKELSON, LAURA A. G.A.A. 2,3,4;GirlsGlee 1;FSA 2. MILLER, CATHY ). FFA1,2. MILLER, DIANNE E. MILLER, KAREN ). Lancer Choir 1,2,3; Concert Choir 4 Choraleers4. MILLER, MARCY L. CSF 1,2,3,4; House of Lords 4; Ski Club 3,4. MILLER, MELISSA A. Ski Club 1,2,3,4. 40-Seniors MILLER, MIKE R. MILLER, MICHEAL L. Water Polo 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3,4; House of Lords 4. MILLER, RANDV Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. MITCHELL, )OHN Moto-cross Club 3,4. MOORE, MARION MOORE, MICHEAL MOONEYHAM, CINDEE Diving team 1; Band 1,2,4; eantry Corp 4. MOREY, CAROLYN Spanish Club 2. MORIN, GARY MORRIS, CHERYL Police Explorer 2,3,4. MORTON, SUSAN MOSELEY, DONALD Football 1,2; Tennis 1,2. MOTAKANE, PATRICIA C.A.A. 2,3,4. MOZDEN, RAY MUIR, DONNA MUNSON, BECKY Gymnastics 1,2. MUNYER, WAYNE House of Commons 1; Concert Cfioir 4; Bowling Club 1. MYERS, RALPH NELSON, KAREN Newspaper Staff 1,2; Public Rela- tions 3; Vesta 2. NELSON, SHARON Vesta 2; Public Relations 3,4. NELSON, VICTORIA F.S.A. 4. NEUGEBAUER, DANN ' Water Polo 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Seniors-41 The Climatic Senior Year Makes All the Others NEUMANN, BRUCE Football 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. NEUSCriWANDER, MARTY S.A.D. 1,2,3,4. NEVAREZ, BARBARA C.S.F. 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. NICHOLAS, IILL Drillteam2; Kabrii 3,4. NIX, DEBORAH NODLAND, LARRY Frosh. Soph. Basketball 1; )r. Var- sity Basketball 2. O ' CONNOR, MARY O ' CROWLEY, MAUREEN O ' DELL, LEE Varsity Tennis, Varsity Golf 2,3,4. OGAWA, RUBY C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Drillteam 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4. OLINGER, LYNN G.A.A. 1; Cymnastics4. OLSON, CHARLES Water Polo 1,2; Soph. Class Rep. 2; Ski Club 3,4. OLSON, DARLEEN OLSON, JANISE OWEN, )AMES Geology Club 2,3,4. OWEN, KATY OWENS, ODEAN M ' G.A.A. 2,3,4; Girl ' s Glee 1; Lancer Choir 2. PACE, RICHARD 42-Seniors Worthwhile PACILLIO, MARK Jr. Class Prs. 3; Speech Club 1; Latin Club 3. PARENT, MICHELLE PARENT, NITA C.A.A. r PATTERSON, TIM Football 1,2; Track 1,2. PAUL, LINDA PAULK, PAMELA Taps 3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Band 1,2. PAYAN, LORETTE Mecha 1,2,3,4. PECKHAM, MARIANNE PEELER, MARGIE PELLHAM, CINDY Track 1,2; Girls Softball 1,2; Bowling 3. PEREZ, LARRY Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. PETERSON, PENNY PETRUCCI, JILL Drill Team 2,3,4; Teps 2,3,4; Jr. Class Sec. 3. PFEFFERLE, CHERYL C.A.A. 1,2,3; Foxy Frolics 3. PHILLIPS, DONNA PHILLIPS, JENNIFER PICKARD, LAURA Drill Team 2; C.S.F. 4; Kabrii 2,3,4. Seniors-43 PIELA, MICHELE PLESEK, JACKI Girl ' s Glee 1; Lancer Choir 2. PMESKI, TERRI Leo Club 1,2. PORTER, APRIL Diving 1; Latin Club 1,2; Girl ' s Glee 1,2. POTTER, MICHAEL Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Track 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. POWELL, CINDY PROUT, SCOTT Abbey Squires 3,4; Music 2,3,4. PROVIN, DENNIS F.A.A. 3. PROVINCE, BRENDA Varsity Gymnastics 2,3,4; Drillteam 2,3. PULSIPHER, DIANA PURDY, SUSAN Pep Club 4; Literati 4; French Club 4 PURSHE, JODY QUIJADA, ROBERT RAMIREZ, MONA REY RAMIREZ, RALPH Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Royal Banquet 1. RANKIN, DAVE RAZO, DONNA Mecha 2,3,4. REDDING, LAURIE 44-Seniors REED, JULIE Girls Glee 1,2; Latin Club 1; Diving Team 1. REEVES, MELODY G.A.A. 3; Sedes 1,2,3. REHNERT, TAMMY G.A.A. REMINGTON, DARLA RENTZEL, RICK RESCH, RUTH RICHARDSON, MIKE Football 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. RICHTER, REBECCA Soph Frosh Yell 1,2; C.S.F. 3,4. RIDDLE, BRENDA RIDER, IVY Spanish Club 2,3. RIDOLFO, RICK Tennis 4; Ski Club 4; Scuba Club 4. RISLEY, RICK RITCHIE, JAY VEE ROACH, PAUL C.S.F. 2 There ' s an awesome look when ' ' . one sees what really goes les on. A Ly h Seniors-45 Many Senior Girls Accentuated Their Last Year ROBERTS, STEVE ROBINSON, SHERI ROCHA, LINDA RODATE, SALLY RODCERS, BRIAN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volievball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. RODRIGUEZ, DONNA RODRIGUEZ, ELDA RODRIGUEZ, RUEBEN RODRIGUEZ, VIRGINIA ROGERS, WILLIAM Football 1,2,3,4. ROHDE, VIVIENNE C.S.F. 3,4; Speech Club 3; F.T.A. 3. ROMINE, ROBERT Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4. ROMSWINKEL, HILDE G. A.A.I. ROSE, CATHY ROSEN, LUCENE C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Diving 1,2,3,4; Royal Banquet 2,3. ROSEN, SHARON Orchestra 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Literati 2. 46-Senior5 by Participating in Foxy Frolics ROSENOW, KATHY ROSS, JOHN Sedes Surfing Club 3; Surfing 1. ROSSNER, KEITH ROSSNER, KEN RUBEN, MICHEAL RtHL, KEVIN Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3,4, RLSSELL, )OHN football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1. RLSSELL, MATT Track 3,4; Cross Country 4, RYAN, CAROL french Club 3,4; CS.E. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1. RYAN, MICHELLE Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Ecology Club 1. RYtR, TIN ' football Stat 2: Baskotball Stat 2. HOLEUSKI, M-VRI SALE, LISA Swim Team 1 ; Drill Team 2,3,4; SALINAS, LORRIE Ski Club 1,2; Drill Team 2,3. SANCHEZ. CLARENCE SANCHEZ, TAMMY C A.A 1,3; Girls Glee 3, vXNDtRS, CATHERINE s-VTTERFIELD, DARLA fheatre 1,2,3,4; House of Lords 2; peech Club 1,3. Seniors-47 SAYLOR, BRIAN W. SCHADE, MIKE L. SCHAFER, JOHN H. Varsity Tennis 3,4; Si i Club 2,3,4. SCHERF, FRANK German Club 1,4; CSF 1,4; Tennis Team 3,4. SCHERER, KAREN D. Pepster-flag 4; Driliteam 2,3; Teps 3. SCHILDMEYER, SANDY F. Yell Leader 2,3,4; Girl ' s League Vice Pres. 4; Homecoming Princess 4. SCHMEECKLE, ANICE Driliteam 3,4; GAA 2,3; CSF 2,3,4; SCHMENK, LAURA J. SCHOFFSTALL, MONTE L. Gymnastic 1,2. SCHROEDER, ELIZABETH SCHULTZ, BEVERLY Class Council 1,2,3,4; Song girl 4; Drill team 2,3. SCHULTZ, TINA Driliteam Leader 4; Girls League Pres. 4; House of Lords 1. SCHWAB, SALLIE CSF 1,2; FSA3. SEAMON, LARRY D. SERNA, AL Varsity Football 3,4. SEYMOUR, LORI GAA 1,2,3,4; Medea 3,4; 3,4. SHEPLAY, ANTHONY CSF 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4. SHERMIS, BOYD Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,4. SHERZER, KATHY SHOCKLEY, GARY Football 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Sedes 3 SIFUENTES, TERRY SILVA, EDDIE Sherry and Debbie Silverman display their cake. 48-Seniors SILVERMAN, DEBRA A. Drill Team 2,3; CSF 2,3,4; Teps 3,4. SIROONIAN, JOYCE SKOUC, DENNIS A. Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 1. SMALL, DAVID J. Football 2. SMITH, DAWN G. Medical Club 1; Spanish Club 2. SMITH DENISE L. Drill Team 2,3; Song 3; GAA 1,2. SMITH, RICHARD C. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. SNOW, MELINDA K. CSF 2,3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Teps 3,4. SNYDER, DEBORAH L. Teps 2,3; House of Lords 3; Drill Team 2,3. SNYDER, TIM J. Golf 1,2,3, SOLDANI, TINA M. Softball 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. SOLO, DON A. Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Vica 4; Varsity Club4. SOLO, LISA M. Leo Club 2; Vesta 2; Westminster .Alpine Club 4, SOMMER, DAVID S. Football 1; Wrestling 1. Seniors-49 The Final Realization That Graduation Is SOMMER, MICHAEL K. Basketbain,2. SOUZA, BILL W. Footbain,2,3; BasebalM. SPAULDING, CINDI L. Drill Team 3,4. SPAULDING, DAVE R. SPIVEY, JAMES T. Spring Play 1; Abbey Squires 1. STAACK, LILA M. STAFFORD, CHRISTOPHER C. Choraleers 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. STARKLY, MIKE STEPHENS, DEBBIE S. Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. STEPHENS, KATHY STEPP, MARK 50-Seniors Approaching Is the Ordering of Senior Pictures STEPP SANDY Girls League 4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Kabrii3,4. STERN, )EFF M. Chess 2,3,4; CSF 2,3,4; German 4. STEVENSON, CLINT Sedes 3,4; Varsity surfing 4. STIER, MAUREEN S. STRATTON, |IM Football 1,2; Speech 3; Gymnastics 2,3. STRATTON, )OAN M. STRATTON, PETER Fresh Football 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. STRUHS, DEBBIE SUMMERS, ROBERT Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 4. SUTHERLAND, )EAN SUTHERLAND, RON Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4. SWANICK, ROBYN SWANK, VICKI L. Christian Club 1,2; Baseball Stat 3,4; Basketball Stat 4. SWICK, MARK Football 1,2. TAFITO, FLORITA Seniors-51 TALBOT, RACHELLE M. Honor Roll 2,3,4. TALLY, JANET TARDY, DEBRA J. Choir 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 4. TEAL, JULIA L. Drill Team 2. TEW, RON D. Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Honor Roin,2. THISSEN, KATHY A. Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. THOMAS, BRIAN C. Basketball 1,2; VolleybalM. THOMPSON, CATHY I. CSF 2,3,4; C.A.A. 2,3,4; Leo Award 1,2. THOMPSON, MICHELLE THOMPSON, PENNY L. C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Medea 1,2,3,4. TIMPANI, SUE M. Gymnastics 1,2; Softball 3,4; Swim- ming 2. TINDER, RUSSELL E. Football 1,2. TOLEDO, JESS Z. Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. TOMASEK, JAMES M. House of Lords 4; CSF 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Baseball 4. TOMLIN, DIANA M. Lancer Choir 3; Concert Choir 4. TORRES, DEBBIE L. C.A.A. 1; Football Stat 2; Basketball Stat 2. TORRES, MICHAEL Football 1; Basketball 1,2. TRAI8ER, CARRI TRAVIS, KEVIN R. Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Knitting-Sewine 2,3,4. TRICOLI, ANN MARIE Yell Leader 2,4; Drill Team 3; Homecoming Princess 4. 52-Seniors TURNER, )EFF Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4. TURNER, )OHN Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. TWELLS, BRENDA TWISS, CRAIG Baseball 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4. UPTMOR, TAMI FSA3. VALENZUELA, DEBORAH MECHA 1,2,3,4. VAN ALST, TANGY L. Swimm Team 1,2,3,4; Teps 2,3; GAA 2,3,4. VAN BUSKIRK, SUSAN VANDERBRINK, KAREN A. Ecology Club 1; Girls Glee 1; Lancer Choir 2. VANDER SCHAFE, STEVE Latin Club 2,3,4; CSE 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. VANDERVOORT, )UDY Theater 1,2,3,4. VANTZET, BETTY Drill Team 2,3,4; Teps 3; Class Council 1. VAN ZELM, lUDY Drill Team 2,3,4; CSF 2,3,4; Royal Banquet Nominee 2,3. VARGAS, lUANITA Spanish Club 1. VELLA, BARBARA M. GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA President 4; Royal Banquet Nominee 1,3. VENEMA, CECIL VERNES, JANICE G. GAA 2; Honor Roll 2. VILES, ROBERT VILLA, ED Varsity Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Scroll Sports Editor 2. VILLA, ERIN Seniors-53 Graduation-Beginning of Individual Journeys of VILLARRIAL, MARY A. Mecha1,2 VILLARREAL, SILVESTER Indian Club 4 VOURCH, PATRICIA Exchange student from France 4 Pan American Club 4 WAGNER, ROBERT W. Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3 WALKER, MICHAEL R. Eootball 1,2,3 WALSH, RANDY A. Eootball 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2 WALSTEN, KEITH D. Chess Club 2 WALTER, PATRICIA L. G.A.A. 2; Swim Team 3; Volleyball 4 WARD, MARILYN L. WATKINS, SUSAN A. Drill Team 2,3,4; Choir Chora- leers 1,2,3; Freshman Class Rep. WATKINS, TIMOTHY R. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 WEAVER, TAMARA D. Teps 2,4; Drill Team 2,4; Varsity Yell 3 WEST, LAURIE J. Pageantry Corps 4; CSF3,4; Teps 4 ' WEST, RANDY L. Football 1; Tennis 2; Soccer 4 WETZEL, DAVID J, WHETRO, CATHY M. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 WHIPPLE, BETH A. Water Polo 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 2,3,4 WHIPPLE, WILLIAM Water Polo 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Varsity Swimming 3,4 54-Seniors he Future WHITTAKER, MARK Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4 WHITAKER, MICHAEL Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Pan American Club4 WHITE, LORRIE Chess Club 3; Chess Club Pres. 4 WHITE, WILLIAM WHITTEN, JAMES Choraleers 4; Concert Choir 2 WHYTE, NEIL WILKERSON, EUGENIE WILKENSON, MICHAEL WILLET, VALERIE Pagentry Corp 4; Foxy Frolics 3,4; Royal Banquet 3 WILLIAMS, ROBERT Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4 WILLIAMS, STEVEN Varsity 3,4; Ski Club 1 WILLIS, EMI G.A.A. 2,3; Track 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4 WILSON, KEN C.S.F.3,4; Band 2,3,4 WITOWSKI, JOHN WOESNER, STEPHEN Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,4; Bands 1,2,3,4; Water polo 1,2,3,4 WOLFORD, JAMES WORE, MIKE WOOD, GREG Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Club Pres. 3 WOODWORTH,RICK Gymnastics 1,2; Baseball 1; Ski Clubl WRIGHT, KEN WYATT, GILBERT Gymnastics 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 YAMAKAWA, YOKO Drillteam 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; C.S.F. 2,3,4 YOST, TODD Bowling Club 2 YOUNGER, DAVID Choraleers 1; Band 3; Concert Choir 2 ZATKOWSKI, DEAN House of Lords 1,2; Journalism 2,3,4; Bicentennial Senior 4 Seniors-55 Most Likely to Succeed Seniors Chose Class Favorites Dennis Hickox Ivy Rider Most Intelligent Pat Broderick Michele Hurwitz Biggest Flirt Ann Marie Tricoli Best Looking Pat Broderick Michele Hurwitz Brian Rodgers Lori Seymour 56-Seniors Best Personality Dennis Boswell Sandy Membrila Class Clown d Kevin Travis Suzie Bleich Best Dressed Most Athletic Dennis Boswell Best Couple Mark Pacillio Beth Bryan Penny Thompson Seniors-57 CD C ) U Q 2 2 Ann Yasumatsu, Kristi Karch, Barbara Desmond, Bob Membrila, Stacy Kanda. The Class of 77 showed tremendous pride as they started their last year here as under- classmen. They turned a traditional event such as dec- orating Buckingham Square for homecoming, into a personal effort, to visualize their feelings of our country ' s heritage. Their hard work and dedication was not under-minded. The juniors went on to have a very successful and self-satisfying year. They sponsored a great prom, a job to be proud of. Westminster High School can look forward to a great Senior class of 1975. f T 1 ral?rl; ' ' s ' acl ?aXj?niorrep ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Desmond-President; Robert Membrila- Q 2 Vicki Acevedo, Sabiina Ten ' Doyle Addingto Dan Ah Vet, Kaipo Alarcon, Mike Albright, Randy Albright, Sandy Allen, Rosalyn Aludrez, Barbara Amundso Sharon Anderson Anderson lunette Andersor Mark Arancetebehe Arganda, Kim Arguello, Arroyo, Cabrii Ash, Bob Bailey, Brad Bainbridge, Michael Baker, Cynthia Dona lid Banks, Herb Bar bee, Ron Barberc keck. Rene fc barker. Tamn ny Barnhai Mark Arnold, Andy Rhonda Bay less, Denise Bean, Connie Beaudin, Behunin, Lynne Benham, Steve Benjamin, Susan Bennett, Dan Juniors-59 Westminster High.. . I Bush, David Bush, Donna Byrnclacquelii Byrne, Mike Cabibi, Rob CadwelLSlephi Caldwell, lill Callahan, M, Campbell, Cathy Campos, Stella Campus, Rita Capla.n, |elt Carlson, Brad )0-juniors Cart, Scon Carrasco.Cilda Carraway.DougIa Case.Janine Caslillo, Adollo Castillo, Charlie Cernicky, Blame Channel, Lisa Chapman, |e(f Chapman, Kelle Chappell, Donn Chavarna, Chuck Chavez, Angel Chieco, Alison . . .Lions, Let ' s Go Christensen, Cai Chudley, Eddie Clairday, Donnie Clark, Lynette Clark, Sue Claude, lame a LD OQ rD 7Ji?v Crane, Sheldon Crawford, Cregs Crayrroll, Robin Crook, Mike Culley, Christina Curl, Sieve Curtis, Kris Cye, Cathy Juniors-61 The four muskateers lake a quick break for a memorable portrait . M u a Edwards, ludilh Eglett, Eichelberge Howard )ohn 62-)unior5 Juniors-63 . . . W.H.S. Gave Me a New Insight to My Limits. . ' Glenn, Jeff Goetz, Kim Goldstein, Gayle Gomez, Ariel Gonzalez, Richar( Gormley, Susan Grandia, Bert Gray, Tina Green, limmy Creenman,Erika Guardado, Nan Guerm, Robin Cuerrezo,|im Guillen, Enrique Custafson, Anita Cwartney, Christi Haberman, loAn Hale, Deena Hall, Donald Hall, Kimberly Hall, Richard Hall, Wallace Hamilton, Maur( Hamilton, Mike Hammer. David ThWT  Hanks, Dianne Hann,Robbin Hannigan, Donald Hanson, Bob Hannleden,Mike Harbin, Ralph Harris, Steve Harwick,Gien Hay, Dan Headlee, Roxannt Hedrirk, Ronald Helman, left Pile up! Everyone seems to want to get into 64-Juni ' . . .The Teachers Were Very Responsive . . . n Juniors-65 66-Juniors Kellev. Westminster High offers many days of enjoyment as well as fatigue. We pull through because WHS IS NO. 1 Juniors-67 Were Too Crowded E o Ma lell, Keliy Ma schlowilz, Michell Ma ston, Lisa Ma tin, Chffyl Ma t.n, leff Ma lines, lonee Ma tines. Mickey Ma Mac tinez, Freddy Mar lincz.Yolanda Ma oney, Ginny Ma utnoto, Ann Ma sie. Barbara Ma so, Pablo Ma hews, Kris Ma za, lulie 68-] uniors Mack Ine Mack Karl Madr d, Isa :)elle Madu a. Re nnie Magg ,Cha Mahie u, Ab in Mane ni.lo Mane , Susd Mangi amel ,loseph Maralas, Mik Pride Is the Soul of q CfQ McC uade.luanita McWilliamv Scott Mea de, Steven Med na, Arthur Mee Rusty Mei en, Sue Men brila, Robert Men zes, Philip Mer inRer.Lon Met hi met, Susan Mes erschmidt, Sus an Mill r, Aaron Mill r, Paul Mm ami, Scott Mitc hell. Curt hell, David Moc k, Steve Moc Mol k,Lee IS, Ch.irles Mo tKomery, Rich rd Mo re, leil Mo jre, Julie Mo jre. Many M(i jles,lind3 Mor eno, Pedro Mor n, Bonnie Mor ones, Debbie Mosquera, Carla Mol smoules, Byro Mue nch.Mike Mul ari,|an,-t Mul .ihy, Palli un ors-69 Peddicord, Pekovich, John Frank 70-)uniors Juniors-71 . . .Periods Were Too Long; Interest Was Lost. . . Roberts, Linda Roberts, Mark Robinson, loe Robinson, Sh Robilaille,SL Rodgers, Ste l B vl ' ' Rodriquez, Claudette Rodnquez.frank Rodnquez, Sam Romero, Ed Roos, Rick Ropczycki,|acki Rose, Kevin Ross, Bill Ross, John Ross, Rhonda Roussin.loe Runz, Philip Russell, Debbie Russell, Robert Sada, Charels Salcido, Diane Salka, Pam Sampson, Chri Sanchez, Tammy Sanders, lames Sandoval, Lori Our Lion pride is evident, as shown by loyal va Schlarmann, Dai Schmidt, Marler Schoolcraft, Ion Schuder,Kevi Schullz, Bob Scott, Patricia Saylor, Marjorie Secfist. Cinde Sc habasgary. Susie Seefried,Rick Schiro, Steve Seguin, Al 72-)uniors . . .The Sports Here at W.H.S. Are Great! . . . w Shaffer, lohn Sham,Deatina Shanks, Ricky A m p w Shaw, James Sheets, Carol Shelton, Donald R F Shelton, ludy Shelton, Karen Shipley, Sandra Shortsleeve,lulia Simpkins, Eddif Smallwood,]iiT Smick, Scott 4 y football players. Smith, Tami Smith, Thomas Smith, Tim Sotolongo, Mauri Spargur, Annette Sparkman, Jeri Smith, Wendy Snyder, Brian Sodders, Mike Spaulding, Susan Stalcup, lohn Starmer, Janice Soderlund,|ill Solando, Robin So lender. Meiinda Stay, Craig Stetndler,Sheryl Stevens, David Smith, Charlie Smith, Cheryl Smith, Chrislin Smith, Creig Smith, David Smith, David Smith, Eileen Smith, Mathe Smith, Sherie Juniors-73 Seems like we spend half of our lives waiting for something or someone 74-luniors Wabich, Wagone Teddy Kalhy Good luck guys!!! First come, first serve. Just think, when you get up there every thing will be gone. Walker, Walker, Wall, Wallace, Walsh, Patty Rick Tammy Sharon Lindi Juniors-75 y Face Us Everyday I3JD C U c 03 o; u c a; (D Q. X Waihburn, Do Watilo, Diane Wettsch, Cindy Wengren, Beth Wilbur, Mary Wiles. Cindv Wilhite, Aniho Williams, Charles Williams, David Williams. Peggy Williams. Ronald Williams. Ten Wilson. Rick Wilson. Ross Windle. Doug Witmyer, lames 76-luniors Abel Adan Adki ,Creg ns, Mike ns, Andre a Agondo, Kathe Alexander, La Allard, Vivian « Allen Allen Allen Dane John Mike Allen Allen Alma R.ck Teresa in, Alfred ° Alvid Ande Ande ez.Mike son. Dav son.Dav d d ...It Must Be 96° and Baxler, Sharon Bealer, Andy Beck,Caro Beck, Jeff Begin, lohn Beigle, Erieen H :t o Sophomores-77 r candid of the world of expressions present in the drill team. No two arealike. Brogdon, Brooks, 78-Sophomo ' ' es Cipres, Ci ron, Clancy, Clark, Clark, Clarkson lohnny eanelre Patrick Irm Jerry Scolt Sophomore5-79 Self Awareness a; JZ 4- ' •I— • C £ _ o c Clyde, Crystal Cochran, joy Coleman, Joseph Colliflower.LeahAn Coodey, )eff Cook, Danny Cook, Tom Copaus, Debr; Cordero, Tina Corie2,Io5.e Cota, Jaunita Cota, Leonard Couron, Terry Covey, Michael Coxjune Cozby, Bruce Craighead, Dale Crawford, Mtchele Crophvoels, Sandra 80-Sophomores Hail Westminster Downing, Mariha Draguesku, Joanne Drake, Kyle DriscoM, Kathy Duclos, Danny Dudding, Cheryl Dudding, Sharo Dunham, Mike Dunlap, David Dunmore, |eai Dunn, Laurie Duong, Nhat Eakings, John Eastburn, John Eaton, Cheryl Etness, Adrian Emberton, Cindy O Z c 3 cr O Sophomores-81 Garcia, Garcia, Janet Janice np n H t Tjl w yM R ; P Hi. This may look sort of funny, but we ' re just friends. Gasl ill, Roq BBk :; ' r .v - . 82-SophoTiores Hamplon, Hannigan, Hanoha Lisa Debbie Claylc Haradd, Hardins, Wendy Mark Sophomores-83 Hubl, Hubl, Karen Karen 84-Sophomores Kingsley, Kirihara, Mary Karen Sophomores-85 With Grace; a a; c CD II W . , FlA r v|i | m K is see, Allan Knudson, Wendy Kolbush, Theresi Koppe, Kelly Laing, Rebecc Langle, Jay arsen, Anne Donny Laubach, Debra Leddy, lack Lemons, Levesqu Lev is, Liebel, Theresa Stephe Lim, Loaizu, Bernarda Cecilii K ( C W 86-Sophomores Meade, M;. ' adow ' Mike Kathy Mellinge Doug Sophomores-87 The bell rings and It seems as though the students are gone In a flash. Neville, INI Neville, Tambrey Nleyschwander Marie Norbrig Nicki. North, John K J -Sophomores Terri Acosta doesn ' t really seem to know what ' s going on. No, Terri, you can ' t eat the film. Pallerson, Patwell, Cheryl David Sophomores-89 90-Sophomores Sophomores-91 Friends Were Made a; Z CD 03 UJ C t 5 c (D u Seefried, ludy Shanks, Marty Shannon, Shinji, m Suzanne Shipley, ■ r Chris Shipley, K Nancy 1 Mitch p Sifuentes, Gloria 11 4 Brenda ilva, Elvia Siordio, Minerv, Sirick, Robert Skarsten, Brad Skillman, Robert Sleeper, Robin Sloan, Shellee 92-Sophoniores Finals Were a Time Sutherland, Afloha Swank, Rodney Tafito, Melala Templeto lohn homas, Greg Richard Thompson, Brenda Thompso Thompson, Kellie Thompson, Rehnee o O ■a o fD Vaughn, Gregg Sophomores-93 Vining, Vodinh, Von Wieland, Wabich, Kimberly Bao Glenn Melody iiL. Hb 11 ' ' i. Bi Wil Julie Vierra seems to have taken center stage as she attracts the attention of her friends will with the latest! 94-Sophomores Sophomores-95 Being a sophomore, you ' re kind of stuck be- tween everyone else. You are still under the, big juniors and seniors, but you are no longer a Freshman. So, they start a reputation of being the greatest sophomore class ever: the class of 1976. They started by sponsoring the annual Peas- ant ' s Prom, w hich was a big success. The couples who attended really enjoyed them- selves, and those who didn ' t, well, they missed it. The costumes that were worn were out of this world. Congratulations sophomores, it was fabulous! The greatest Junior class is yet to come! Donna Harris and Bruce McGregor started the year off with a bang by attending the annual Peasant ' s Prom . Fun prevailed through-out. Sophomore Officers: Scott Brock-President; Liz Togonon-Vice President; Melissa Douglas-Treasurer; Mary Ann Dibbs-Sophomore Representative. 96-Sophomores Arenado, Arenado, Arganda, Armijo, Arvanitis, Fernando Gary Mindy Mary iim 4 ' si b lTll m 1 j Barnhan, Cindy Freshmen-97 Freshmen Learn the Ropes. . . Bayloss, Michelle Beaudin. Larry Beck, Cofinna Beck. Linda Beck, Orrie V K f% HI ¥M PH v p 1 i-j W-sM BiSL m ' r il I guess she sees another foxy guy. Where? Coach Jose Gomez gives one of his wrestlers, Teddy McCaslin, advise for the next match. 98-Freshmen of Being in High School arter, Brande, Penny Nancv Freshmen-99 Getting ready to get back into the high school rat race can sometimes be a grueling job. Cope, Kalhy O Corlew, Mindy Corlew, Correil, Carrie E ll wm k A ipf f, Cooper, Kalhy Cooper, Kalhy Cooper, Mike WM W B Wr W Hb V K 4 pH w n Cresswell, John Crumb, Kelly Cryder, lody 100-Freshmen Ebrite, Kalhy Edwards. Dwayne Freshmen-101 Dance. . . o en C o c (L E JZ to a; n A Ernsi, Raymond Erringlon, Escobar, Carlos Escudero Steve Debbie Georgia Feathers! Beth Felt, Don Fenyvesi, Zolton Garbor, iohn Gentile, Kalhy Gentile, Tom Marie Gerke, Alex German . . .for Junior Chri Clifford tiffin, Becky :iles, Rhonda Clady, AnnetK Goetz, Sandy Gonzales lerry c Graves, Stacey Gregory, Grey, Griffin, Grimes, Grimm, Gross, Carole Lori Gregory Don Mike Carol Freshmen-103 Hawkins, Kathy Hayes, Debbie Hayes. Mike PJ 1 n ITT K j| 1 1; NdB W ' j i i R Heggstrom, Heggstrom, Heise, Alan Bruce Lori FJ n W P Vl ft A m 1 V WH- m k I ' ll tell ya what we ' re gonna do, see ... Hendricks, Jina Lunchtimes are just too short, as far as I ' m concerned. What can we do to change it? I think we ' re stuck with it. 104- Freshmen Hur nbert. Humphrey, Hungale, Hunn, Hunt, Hunt, L sa Mike Daniel Andy Cafy Wad Kathy Bingham is oblivious to anything and any- one. Must be a good book. 4 Wf Inglott, Ingram, Karen Deborah K H ■ 4 w P ' M It i iM w 91 Andy Lunch is a time for get-togethers, a few jokes, some laughs, and of course, lots of eating. ohns on lohnson. lohnson. lohnson. Johnston, Jonas, Ger aid Krislen Mail Robert Mike Kell Freshmen-105 We ' ve Only Just Begun Kadwell, Laurie Kaich, Donna Knox. Doug Knudson, Ray Konikows Virginia .ki, Koosa, Richard 11 U Students take advantage of a free period to get in a few words with their friends. Lak e, Lam, Lamb, U ;nnifer Hung Alan f 1 ■ ? f J ii r WiT V Lassak. 106-Freshmen . . .to Grow Freshmen-107 Martinez, Martinez, Malheny, Mathews, Maxson, Mayfield, Moses Ron Patty Lisa David Candy We ' ve just got to try to get to class on time, a guy tells his girl. My teacher is getting susDicious. Mef, Melak, Membrila Edward Francine Reube 108-Freshn:en Odele, James Freshmen-109 Parker, Larry Passalacqu. Dave Pate, Gregory Owen, Scott Oyama, Karyn Pavelec, lohn Payne, lodie Pay ion, Lori Pagay, loveana Palmer, Diane Pearson, Gail Penn, lill Perez, Cindy Paiomino, Alfred Palomino, Leticia Perez, J05ie Perez, Rosalie Perez, Thomas Parent, Btian Pando, Chuck Perry, Diane Pfefferle, Barbara Phillips, Prince, Prince, Pritchett, Privette, People, Proul, Donald Steve Diana Michele Sue Kelli Puckett, Debbii Quick, Radahaugh, Craig Radabaugh, Sandra Ramiriz, Danny Ramsey, Gregg Randall, Vicki Record, loAnn Redding, Kenneth Reed, Dawn Reed, Dino Reyes, Zulli Reyna, Edward Rocha, Rodger Tom Peier Freshmen-111 Scherer, Gary Schildmeyer, )ay Schroeder, Tina w% ■■ m W ft w n ,?! ;f Sepeda, Angie Shagman, Tony Sherwood, Tammy 112-Fresbfnen Stewart, Greg Many students were seeking the aid of teachers as they encountered obstacles as they went through the arena. Stump, Randy Swank, Sween, Sweeney, Swick, Takeda Rene Barry Thomas Deboi rah |oyc( Freshmen-113 We Entered a New Life Tepner, Tester, Teves, Teves, Theland Debi Tont David Gretchen Peler Vancamp, VanHaueebeke Allen Sandy Vaaghn, John n4-Frebhmen and Anticipated Many Things Freshmen-nS Students are impatient as they wait for their chance to registe in the arena, a chore that is dreaded. Montgomery, Morris, Milte Bernadette Naylor, Troy Ohiund, Randy 116-Freshmen The Freshmen class of1979 startied off rather slowly, but has grown to a numerous and productive size. They began with eagerness and a sense of challenge to go out and be themselves and do something for both the school and the Freshmen class. They sponsored a Christmas dance for the four surrounding schools, which went over very well. They also had their try at decorating Buckingham Square for the annual homecoming, but better things were done. The class of 1979 is all but shy and hesitant. They have pride in both their work and their school and it shows throughout all their hard work and labor. There are almost no boundaries for the class of 1979, with their high hopes and wishes for a successfull future. Their dedication and fortitude will carry them far and nothing will stand in their way. The goals they reach for are just a dream away, and like someone once said, Hopes are built on dreams. f As part •£ a leading country. We are constantly mn the 9 ; Changins our ways mi life. We learn t« accept •ur environment. We have n« other choice. America: Love it, or leave it. Accept youH Her fa 4 may fie prettie She migif be happier; He might be ri er. Regardless, youVe all you have And you might as well Get used to it. u you don ' t like it. Change. Keep an open mind. It s all in how You look at things. Division-119 2 u Q In Their Eyes, House of Lords Was . . . N z o 2 O Throughout the Bicentennial year, House of Lords devoted much of their time to evaluate and improve the current systems of student government and the many problems of the student body. One of their aims vv-as to give anyone who wanted to get involved the opportunity, through the many traditional ac- tivities s ' uch as Homecoming week, Pep rallies. Don- key Basketball, a Christmas treasure hunt, a spring picnic. Coronation court, and Horror Film Night. 1975-76 House of Lords: Headed by ASB President-Rob Romine Aided by Vice President-Dave Harris Notes taken by secretary-Marcy Miller, Tina Schultz Commissioners of: Pep-Cece Hernandez Publicity-Debbie Snyder Clubs assemblies-Cayle Goldstein CASC representative-Karen Mangen SAC representative-Mike Miller Class representatives: Senior-Jim Tomasek Junior-Tina Parker Sophomore-Jeff Snyder Freshman-Mandie Newhouse Class presidents: Senior-Pat Broderick Junior-Barbara Desmond Sophomore-Scott Brock Freshman-Arlise Emerson Advisor-Barbara Atwood ' Hi DALE FREER ' A good feeling of involvementXn .ing with stu- dents for the Ments vmSiERl It ' s not the thing t9 get tl!jfol- in if tgovng todo it just for your ov « go i O JARA DESM( .aches one to work with others MAItef ' MILLER, GAYLE GO.LDSTO KAREV AISftft An exgeri- ' ence we wouldnirhave missedrboth ffTe good and bad. - Organizations-121 Girls League . . .Service ' The good feeling inside when serving others A service recognitiorr school and unshelfishly themselves club gains by serving community; giving of through many projects: selling booster ribbons, home- coming corsages, Christ- mas Grams, Sponsering dances; visiting patients at a convalescent home. GIRLS LEAGUE: FRONT ROW- Becky Brummett, Tina Schultz, Pam Horton, Sandy Schilde- meyer. SECOND ROW- Ver- onica Villarreal, Bev Schultz, Lesli Miller, Kim Sodders, Ann Johnston, Cynthia Baker. THIRD ROW- Pam Salka, Sandy Stepp, Jill Caldwell, Caria Mosquera, Jenni Edwards, Julie Vierra, Mar- lene Schmidt, Emilie Loring, Stacie Weaver. TOP ROW- Laura Sohn, Mary Loring, Jennie Lake, Janet Murry, Christy Cleem, Leigh Murry, Laurie Richardson, Patty Bachiocchi TerriBlaich. 2) At the Cherrio Dance, tired Tina Schuiz guards entrance for late stragglers. 3) Emilie Loring and Marlene Schmidt desperately try to pawn off their last booster ribbons. Officers: President-Tina Schuiz Vice President- Sandy Schildemeyer Secretary-Becky Brummett Treasurer-Pam Horton 122-Organizations Clubs. . Royal Teps Royal Teps is having fun while doing worthwhile projects. These girls brought to all a spirit of service and love. They showed light to all they met in the com- munity and school. Members collected canned food during the month of December; were hostesses at the Board of Trus- tees meetings. With all their service they brought radiant smiles, encouraging words, and outstretched hands. 1) Sandy Boan awaits for the coming Valentine Gram customers in front of the Activities Office. 2) Members dress into the festive mood at the Teps Halloween Party. ROYAL TEPS: FRONT ROW- Julie Soltan, Teri Williams, Nancy Tourigny, Leslie Wolford, )ulie lohnson, Wendy Crussell, Jen- nifer Jones, Lora Wolford, Kim Dixon, Patty Eckes. SECOND ROW- Lisa Sato, Terri Kolbush, Melissa Johnson, Pam Wyrick, Ann Johnston, Debbie Snyder, Gayle Goldstein, Lorri Capelouto, Debi Silverman, Sandy Boan, Sherrie Silverman, Tina Parker. THIRD ROW- Sue Robitaille, Bev Finiguerra, Jan Ware, Janine Case, Jenni Edwards, Marci Stuckey, Melinda Snow, MariLu Bueker, AnnMarie Tricoli, Tammi Weaver, Sandy Feenstra. TOP ROW- Pamela Maag, Sue Blauert, Kelly Brogdon, Laurie West, Debbie Marian, Diana Feenstra, Mary Tomasek, Sandy Schilde- meyer, Pam Paulk, Jill Petrucci, Janice Johnston. OFFICERS; President-Pam Paulk Vice President-Jill Petrucci Secretary-Melissa Johnson Treasurer-Debbie Snyder Organizations-123 Public Relations: Working to Help the School Radio and Television Contributed Through Their Productions The Radio and T.V. class has been very active this year, bringing communications to the whole school. Once their new facilities are completed the class will conduct their own radio station during snack and lunch. The group produced video tapes for classes and al- so broadcasted television throughout the cam- pus. 1) Cameraman John Clayburn prepares his camera for a filming session of the WHS news station. 2) Production students Jim Bosecker and Bob Haas efficiently convey im- portant information to a camera-operator. The Public Relations Staff Promoted School News. The Public Relations Staff has worked ex- tremely hard this year through many different projects. The entire staff wrote press releases and took photographs which appeared in the community newspapers many times during the year. They worked in taking pictures of class activities, for the various departments on cam- pus and made posters and decorations for open house. 3) Photographers Bob Membrila and Todd Marke pre- pare to take pictures for the Public Relations Staff. 6) The Public Relations Staff: AT DESK-Pam Maag. BACK ROW- Todd Markel, Wendy Knudson, Roni Villareal, Advisor- Mrs. Marston. I • 124-Organizations Graphic Arts Aided in Many School Programs • ■• iMStiftjlfc One of the least recognized and hardest working pro- grams on the WHS campus is the Graphic Arts group. Dur- ing the year, these people were constantly working for other committees, classes, and departments of the school. They printed posters for the football team, tickets for many organizations on campus, and the masthead of the daily bulletin. 4) Hot off the press, Jim Wolford examines one of the prints of the 1975 football poster. 5) Graphic Arts student Dave Deacon prints a masthead for the daily bulletin. - -ii inrii ' ftWVhiniltMl Organizations-125 Publications lU Staff Proved ? Very Productive This years Publications staff, consisting of ap- proximately 29 people, was an excellent one. Ob- serving their motto All the news for a better in- formed student body , this group successfully printed 10 issues of the Scroll and Harvest, West- minster High School ' s two publications. Every one of the staff members did their share of the work; from Editor-in Chief Mike Miller to all the staff writers, each did their best to produce the finest papers possible. 1) Editor-in-Chief, Mike Miller takes it easy while giving assignments to the entire staff. 2) Beginning staff writer Mike Young, learns the ropes of reporting. 3) Vivian Allard, in deep concentration, carefully chooses a headline for her story. 4) Newly appointed advisor Mrs. Marston smiles prettily for the camera. 5) Sharon Taylor smirks as Mindy Chase and Dean Zatkowsky argue an editorial opinion for an upcoming Scroll issue. 6) The Scroll Staff. 7) Bob Hallet takes a break from the hectic world of Journalism. 8) Dean DeVito smiles approvingly. 9) John Shaffer, a typical Newspaper clown shines a smile. 10) With the help of Jim Tomasek and Dean Zatkowsky, Mike Miller proofreads a story. 126-Organizations WSPAPER STAFF: FRONT ROW-Bill Ross, Joe Mancini, John Shaffer, Bob Membrila. SECOND ROW-Frank amola, Mike Young, Dwayne Takeda, Esther Zavala, Andrea Duarte, Carolyn Hawkins. TFHIRD ROW-Connie Ties, Sa ndy Bradley, Brian Snyder. FOURTH ROW-Lisa Hannes, Kathy Jacobson, Mindy Chase, Vivian Allard, ithy Cormley. BACK ROW-Tammy Dosenbach, Debbie Wheelock, Dianne Miller, Sharon Taylor, Robert Hal- :, Jim Tomasek, Dean Zatkowskey, Mike Miller, Niebia, Mrs. Marston. m C,- ' : 4 li HARVEST STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . Mike Miller Forum Editor . . Dean Zatkowsky Education Editor . .Mindy Chase People Editor Vivian Allard Cover Editor Sharon Taylor Sports Editor Jim Tomasek Art and Literature Editor Connie James Review Editor Dena DeVito Photo Editor David Harris Staffwriters joni Barns Sandra Bradley Brendan Couglin Tammy Dosenbach Andrea Duarte Cathy Cormley Carole Gregory Robert Hallett Lisa Hannes Carol Hawkins Kathy Jacobson Frank Mamola Dianne Miller Brandi Schlarmann Bob Steins Dwayne Takeda Debbie Wheelock Mike Young Esther Zavala Photographers Mike Niebia Bob Membrila Brian Snyder Business Manager Debi Silverman Technical Advisor Sherilyn Marston Consultant Ken McCluskey i)iil . • - Organizations-127 176 Days Ago Today, We Saic TOP ROW: Boys Athletics: Laurie Ricfiardson; Head Photographer: Tim Smith- EDITOR-IN- CHIEF: CARRIE PETRUCCI; Classes: Kathy Stallard. BOTTOM ROW: Organizations: Stacy Kanda; Faculty: Lisa Sato; Busmess Manager and Photo Coordinator: Terri Acosta. NOT SHOWN- Advisor- Mr. McCluskey; Activities and Honors: Debbi Harris. 128-Orx ' anizations We ' d Do It and We Did TOP ROW: Asst. Faculty: DeLynne Smith; Photographer: Chris George; Asst., Photo Coordinator: Debbie Johnson; Asst. Organizations: Jacque Kallman. BOTTOM ROW: Asst. Organizations: Leslie Cye; Girls Athletics, Joann Maggs; Asst. Activities and Honors: Joyce Takeda. NOT SHOWN: Photographer: Larry Pollack; Seniors: Theresa Hunt. Organizations-129 PTA Board . . .Community J.i ' J ' This years ' Parent Teacher Association 1 board consisted of nine members, work- ing with the school and community. They worked in earning money to sponser the many rooter buses to the football games, Senior Grad night, and helped needy families at Christmas. They also aided in class registration. v: P.T.A. Board: FRONT ROW-Betty Stoll, Mary Debs, Cinny Williams, Joan Williams. BACK ROW-Mary DeRose, Grace Herd, Shirley Maag, Jean Yost, Jo Collins. The Board of Trustees carries out school policies, and dated matters brought by the Public. They are elected by the public to serve a four year term. They meet twice monthly. Dr. Abbott, Mrs. Ditte, Dr. Baver at Ocean View High for the Grandbreaking Ceremony. Board members with principal of Ocean View High at Ocean View Highs Grand- breaking Ceremony. v: 130-Organizations Service. . . Board of Trustees «• OM MMIUISrE M wnsmm i Organizations-131 Motivators Encouraged ' 76 Spirit Specially selected students on the WHS campus worked in promoting Lion Spirit throughout the year, as they displayed a fun, spirited mood in their performances. These groups were: the energetic Pepsters who combined much of their effort with talent; the Marcnmg Band, tne Pagentry Corps, and the Lionette Drillteam marched into the ' 75- ' 76 season gloriously in new routines and newly added members. All groups strived for per- fection. PEPSTERS Maintaining school spirit was the Pepster ' s main goal. The five divisions of Pepsters worked equally hard to attain their goals- Varsity Yell and Soph-Frosh Yell aroused spirit in everyone with the many cheers and chants they led; the Song Girls caught the eye of the spectators with their spunky routines to the yells and spirit music; while the Flag Girls performed in a unique way, twirling with each cheer; and the loveable mascot roamed among the crowd in playful antics. The girls attended all pep rallies and most of the sport events. Each group practiced to- gether ten hours per week during the school year. In addition to cheering the Lions on to all of their victories, the Pepsters painted most of the spirit posters seen on campus. They also decorated the team members ' houses. In order to raise money, the Pepsters sold suckers, food in the snack bar during summer 1) VARSITY YELL LEAD- ERS: FRONT ROW-Kar- en Shelton, Sandy Schild- meyer, Becky Brummett. SECOND ROW-Sue Mc- Crary, Beth Bryan, Sue Spaulding. TOP ROW- Ann Marie Tricoli, Jan Dedrick. school, and football pins. This money nelped pay for poster paint, paper, goodies for the team members, and other items needed in order to make this year a successful one. MARCHING BAND The Lion Marching Band consisted of 125 members, five of whom were band officers. This large group practiced many hours to co-ordinate playing their instruments while marching in difficult formations. During summer school, all new members were enrolled in a two hour class learning the certain techniques used in band perform- ances. Throughout the first semester, the band practiced everyday for two periods, re- hearsing half-time formations and parade selections. Also, in preparation for big per- formances and home half-time shows, they rehearsed together with the drillteam and pageantry corps on Thursday nights. The Marching Band encouraged spirit at pep rallies, football and basketball games, and parades. This year, as an added treat, the band participated in the International Music Festival held in Hawaii during April. To help defray expenses each member sold Christmas candles and trees, raffle tickets, and suckers. PAGEANTRY CORPS Pageantry Corps was a group of 26 girls, newly formed this year. The Corps consisted of Flag Bearers, Tall Banner, and Name Ban- ner Plates. The girls worked very closely with the Marching Band, carrying the school ' s flags and banners at half-time shows, com- petitions and parades. The Corps trained two hours during summer school and four hours at the post session, practicing precision, and sharpness in handling the flags. Throughout the first semester they rehearsed one period per day and on Thursday and Saturday nights. The Pageantry Corps went along with the band to Hawaii. They also raised money sel- ling Christmas candles, held bake sales, spon- sored a March-a-thon, and a dance. DRILLTEAM Another pride of WHS, the Lionette Drill- team, consisted of 111 girls, dedicated to the cause of promoting school spirit through parades, competitions, and many football and basketball half-time shows. In order to raise money for their group, the drillteam held car washes, and an aluminum can drive, sold pompoms, and sponsored a burger bash. During summer school and before school started the Drillteam practiced two-three hours each day, learning routines for pre- game and half-time performances. Practices during the school year were from 6th period, continuing on for about two or three more hours. In addition the six leaders spent many hours after practice, planning the routines for each performance. 132-Motivators 1) SONG GIRLS: FRONT ROW- 2) FLAG GIRLS: FRONT ROW- Mary Cehr, Lori Seymour. SECOND Sandy Membrila, Teri Bigler, Karen ROW-Pam Salka, Pam Brown, Bev Scherer, Linda Benevente. TOP Schultz. TOP ROW-Chrls Navarro. ROW-Marilu Bueker, Christy Cleem. Motivators-133 134-Motivators 1) Karen comfort barrassment after cheer. 2) With th maining in the fin anxiously hopes f which will deter 3) Three Fair Lac S., and Pam S., p a successful vict behind the coffir 75 the pepsters cally at the firs 5) Soph Frosh y- much spirit inti waterpolo team 6) Rough and showed their ton as they acted as ( mighty WHS vars 7) Hey, can you and Karen practii mate perfection. Christine ' s em- elling the wrong ree minutes re- quarter, Sandy r a touchdown, ine the victor. ?5 , Pam B., Bev |rettily pose after ry. 4) Following of the spirit of weep dramati- pep assembly. II leaders put cheering the to a victory, tough pepsters boyish qualities pponents to the y football team, g it? . , . -Beth to reach uiti- w -; ' ...N. .A...S T o Bananas Motivators-135 Marching Band Opened the Year With Parades and Half-Time Shows 1) MARCHING BAND-FRONT ROW: Kevin McWhirt- er, Bob Bradberry, James Jewell, Rodney Cline, Steve Meade, Dave Meade. SECOND ROW: Barry Sween, Bruce Heggstrom, Lee Noble, Kevin Ruhl, Greg Pate, Steve Woesner, Rick Blood, Doug Piper, Charles Maggs, Rick Allen. TOP ROW: David Anderson, Brian Kennedy, Robert Wagner, Ken Wilson, Tom New- house. MARCHING BAND-FRONT ROW: Allen VanCamp, Dwayne Baker, Kevin Jamar, Daniel Bernabe, Robert Nelsen, Pat Pierce, John Bockyer. SECOND ROW: Matt Johnson, Duane Ashby, Steve Marcin, Dan Hay, Steve Richvalsky, Robert Noble. TOP ROW: Bill Gagnon, Tim Prante, Mike Muench, Dianna Boslow, Steve Van- derSchaaf, Ron Barbee, Randy Collins. MARCHING BAND-FRONT ROW: Mike Bozarth, Julie Johnson, Rian Tison, Sheryl Hawkswell, Michelle Mooneyham, Tammy Linn, Mark Kinkel, David McJim- sey. SECOND ROW: John Bernabe, Garrett Sato, Diane Perry, Geoff Narey, Barbara Nevarez, Cheryle Robert- son, Barb Dibs, Marela Bernard, Mary Ann Dibs. THIRD ROW: Roy Poole, Paul Morris, Ken Staley, Kathy Wago- ner, Kathy Thissen, Nancy Harrison, Donna Mullenix, Lyn Lentz, Lisa Stephens, Kathy Lawrence, Cindy Barn- hart. TOP ROW: Kirk Hobock, Robert Reed, Sandi Wagoner, Dave Harris, Chris Sampson, Elaine Gagnon, Michael Pulliam, Anthony Sheplay, Bob Yates, Beth Whipple, Mary Huhn. 136-Motivators Pageantry Corps Bears Flags, Spirit, and Pride 1) MARCHING BAND-FRONT ROW: Gail McCracken, SECOND ROW: Greg Stanley, Greg Ryan. THIRD ROW: Randy Young, Zane Goodson, Donny Lasswell. FOURTH ROW: Mark Butimore, Scott Smaldino, Alan Heggstrom. r BAND OFFICERS President-Karen Mangan Vice-Pres. -Diana Boslow Secretary, Treasurer-Tammy Linn Publicity-Doug Piper Instruments, Equipment-Barbara Nevarez . 2) MARCHING BAND-FRONT ROW: Derek Karimoto, Karen Mangan, Kim DeComa, Darin Eastburn, Debbie Stephens, Sonja Elder. SECOND ROW: Emilie Anderson, Mary Pierce, Karen Gustafson, Johnna Fastburn, Linda Mullanix, Pam Wilson, Arline Buenafe, Nancy Groitman, Dawn Reed. THIRD ROW: Linda Richard- son, Diane Palmer, John Hogin, Bryan Meder, Sue VanHaverbete, Ed Justen. TOP ROW: Cheryle Hatilds, Peter Thelander, Larry Welch, Donald Kerst, Jeff Welch, David Jacques, Tom Morris. 3) BAND ADVISORS- John Lewis, Ken Woesner, and Gary Wampler. 4) PAGEANTRY CORPS: FRONT ROW-Sabrina Acevedo, Linda Kapp, Arloha Sutherland, Amanda Keeley, Tracy Yee, Debbi Harris, Julie Soltan. SECOND ROW- Laurie Dahl, Laurie West, Cheryl Eaton, Ann Eisman, Juli Blacha, Cindee Mooneyham. THIRD ROW- Debbie Perkins, Patty Eckes, Rosie Lowther, Diane Breton, Karen Casey, Debbie Fisher. TOP ROW- Valerie Willet, Stephanie McCammon, Mary Bross, Marsha Holscher, Pamela Maag, Sue Robitaille. Motivators-137 1) Throughout the ball season, the drill band, and pageantry executed many forma one such was of th« 2) Leader, Karen dl closeup smile exp3 of all drillteam menj 3) After a successful fi down the excited 9 bers of the drilfl show their delighj Band members la played the alma S after a touchdowH Moments before tha trance cue, the pag J corps stands in a neS wait. 6) The brass se of the marching ban played sweet music ng Artesia Parade. 138-Motivators mm Motivators-139 DRILLTEAM LEADERS- FRONT ROW-Leslie Compton.TOP ROW- Jane Goedewager, Tina Schultz, Lorri Capelouto, Karen Turner, Jill Petrucci. DrillTeam Performed With Dyn-o-mite DRILLTEAM: FRONT ROW-Toni Serna, Roxanne Sakae, Kim Dixon, Maria Siegel. SECOND ROW- Liz Togonon, Sandra Crompvoets, Joy Marie Occhipinti, Cindy Baker. THIRD ROW-Cindy Wiles, Yoke Yamakawa, Lisa Sato, Janet Jorgen- son. FOURTH ROW-CarIa Obert, Michelle Armor, Lorie Compton, Teresa De Rose, Julie Johnson. TOP ROW-Ann Johnston, Tammy Estill, Tammy Weaver, Ann Yasumatsu, Pam Hor- ton, Veronica Villarreal. 140-Motivators aA a. DRILLTEAM: FRONT ROW-Debbie)amar, Pam Paulk, Sue Patison, Debbie Snyder, Lora Murdock, Janice Johnston. SECOND ROW-LoriLovcil, Sue Blauert, Terri Blaich, Karen Coffey, Doreen Tardy, Robbi Metzler. THIRD ROW-Debbie Marian, Sue Watkins, Susan ock. Donna Davis, Kelly Lantaff, lenni Edwards, Marci Stuckey. FOURTH ROW-Erances Tavernese, Kim Burbridge, Janet Murry, Ruth Bristow, Angle McFarlane, Leigh Murry. TOP ROW-Tammie Cillam, Kim Hall Nanci Andrews, Julie Matza, Lauraine Jacinto, Nancy Shipley, Roxanne Headlee, Judy Vanzelm, Valeri Barbati. DRILLTEAM: FRONT ROW-Cindy Mendoza, Yolanda Gaglio, Pam Wyrick, Carolyn Goalen. SECOND ROW-Stacey Kanda, Wendy Crussell, Jean Amrhein, Sandy Stepp, Kathy Flindt. THIRD ROW-Deanna Munns, Debbie Lackey, Lisa Sale, Ruby Ogawa. FOURTH ROW-Laurie O-Hara, Anice Schmeeckle, Dale Carrington, Julie Vierra, Debbie Grady. TOP ROW-Emilie Loring, Cindi Spaulding, Julie Payne, Leslie Miller, Julie Hansen, Wendy Harada. DRILLTEAM: FRONT ROW-Marlene Schmidt, Tracy Edmondson, Christi Karch, Melissa Douglas. SECOND ROW-Tina Parker, Rita Pollum, Cherie Law, Barbara Lunning. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Swenson, Julie Wynkoop, JoAnne Pekovich, Lynne Fialkosky, Stacie Weaver. FOURTH ROW-Lori Penn, Betty VantZet, Norma Garcia, Sandy Boan, Patty Bachiocchi. TOP ROW-Lynn Harris, Debbie Stoll, Olivia Esquivel, Gail Heise, Jan Ware, Megan Hendricks. Motivators-141 Lancer Choir Performed Memorably LANCER CHOIR: FRONT ROW - Cathy LaFontaine, Kim Allen, Diane Remington, Linda Paul, Theresa Lewis, Lana Lemons, Georgia Everest, Tammy Thurston, Jodie Coode, Renee Decker, Joan Trujillo. SECOND ROW - Shannon LIndeman, Keri Adams, Eileen Fertig, Pam Cecco, Sandy Christensen, Pam Marschke, Jensine Mays, Carol Williams, Karen Rice, Debbie Tardy, Kathy Ebrite, Clifta Frizzell, April Stevenson, Sue Crumbley, Penny Corbeil, Carmen Arancetebehere, Karen McCoubrey, Lori Price, Kim Bashaw, Sherri Bondorff, Toni Jackovich, Beth O ' Dell, Jill Andrews, Jan Gerber, Julie Kline, Debbie Sanders, Denise FHolzinger, Joy Holcomb, Carol Yost, Debbie Norman, Renate Witcomb. FOURTH ROW - Max Virgil, Jim Hughs, David Bryson, John North, Peter Thelander, Mike West, Steve Lafave, Arnie Johnson, Frank Ford, Chuck Swalley, Terry DeLeado, Mario Garcia, Alfred Palomino, Steve Bielar. Concert Choir Excelled Through Music f . ' i V CONCERT CHOIR: FRONT ROW - Kim Dixon, Karen Miller, Michelle Thompson, Tern Blaich, Norma Duch. Brth Br jn, Mdr Bros-,, Chris- tine Johnson, Natalie Richards, Linda Paul, Debbie Tardy, Jackie Ropczycki, Sheila Kruger, Pam Wood. SECOND ROW - Carol Rankin, Diane Tomlin, Eileen Beigle, Cynthia Watson, Karen Grout, Tambrey Neville, Stephanie Harbin, Sue Blauert, Juliene Halterman, Debbie Fisher, Debbie Perkins, Lisa Hampton, Melissa Douglas, Dana Warn, Tracy Yee. THIRD ROW - Jolynne Saul, Robin Carvo, Cathy La Fontaine, Dawn Deaver, Laura Lansaw, Beth O ' Dell, Jill Andrews, Teri Johnson, Kelly Lantaff, Donna Davis, Renata Whitcomb, Cheryl Dudding, Tammy Baily, Robin Holland, Patty Scott, Cathy Labbe. BACK ROW - Kevin Hight, Tom Black, Wayne Munyer, Dave Younger, Mark McCormick, Greg Halterman, Frank Ford, Chris Stafford, Scott Prout, Mark Borgeson, Tim McCandless, James Vindal, David Hicks, Mark Woodhouse, Karl Marx, Joe Matlock, Louis Hernandez. 142-Organizations Girls Ensemble Changed Tinne and Work into Music GIRLS ENSEMBLE: FRONT ROW - Cathy Hawkins, Robin Talbot, Lorl Stuart, Dans Carlson, Debbie Sanders, April Stevenson, Dellndd Veesart. SECOND ROW-Cathy Hucks, Karen Grodt, Debbie Hayes, Ruth Eagle, Dawn Deaver, Shirley Hale. THIRD ROW-Melenie Wise, Cher Choate, Debbie Choate, Loretta Wolfe, Margie Buchberg, Denlce Holtzlnger. Kings Choraleers Presided Royally Over Music KINGS CHORALEERS: FRONT ROW-Mark Woodhouse, Louis Hernandez, Greg Halterman, James VIndal, Karl Marx, David Taylor. SECOND ROW- Director Mr. Sutherland, Terl Johnson, Susie Blauert, Donna Davis, Kel- ly Lantaff, Michelle Thompson, Beth Bryan, Karen Miller, Deb- bie Fisher, Accompanist Mrs Black, lackle Ropczkl-aid. BACK ROW-jullene Halterman, Mark Borgeson, David Younger, Chris Stafford, Tim McCandless, Ste- phanie McCammon Organizations-143 Concert Band Performed With Excellence -. t CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW-Karen McCallister, Michelle Mooneyham, Marcia Bernard, Cindy Barnhart, Sheryl Haswell, Rian Tison Kathy Lawrence, Sandi Wagoner, Johnna Eastburn, Arlene Buenfe, Pam Wilson, Linda Mullenix, Barry Sween. SECOND ROW-Mary Pierce Sue Van Haverbeke, Lyn Lentz, Emilie Anderson, Lisa Stephens, Diane Perry, Paul Morris, Bob Yates, Roy Poole, Mark Olson Geoffery NareyBer- nabe Daniel, Brian Kennedy. BACK ROW-Kyle Drake, Robert Nelson, Ken Stanley, Ed Justen, Bryan Meder, Alan Heggstrom Scott Clarkson Don Kerst, Peter Thelander, Anthony Sheplay, )ohn Bernade, Mark Finkel, Toni Morris, Greg Staley, Scott Smaldino, Allen VanCamp Dwayne Baker, Devin Jamar, Pat Pierce, Randy Collins, Robert Noble, Steve Marein, Matt Johnson, Duane Ashby, Jim Jewell Bruce Heggstrom Greg Pate, Rick Allen, John Lockyer, Greg Ryan, David Anderson. ' Symphonic Band Worked Diligently to Reach Their Ultimate Goal: Perfection MuTeni? M rv Huhn ,in H R O -D ' - f Bosow, Julie Johnson, Cheryle Robertson, Nancy Harrison, Tammy Linn, Kathy Thissen, Donna OND ROW r ' liVMrr L M if R° ' i Stephens, Karen Mangan, Barbara Dibs, Amanda Colburn, Barbara Nevarez, Sonja Elder. SEC- ?oma B?t? Whin nIP A ' V ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ■ bert Reed, Paul Morris, Sandy Wagoner, Kim De Ste e rS iKkv Rln r. h ur ' k Karimoto, Darin Eastburn, Bob Bradberry. THIRD ROW-Garrett Sato, Tim Prante, Mike Muench, Maa« BACK ROW I h tf ' n ' ?? ' °° T ' ° ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' hy Wagoner, Steve Vander Schaaf, Charle 1 MM 7. ' - ' t ,H°,g ' n. David Jacques, Robert Wagner, Zane Goodson, Randy Younger, Larry Welch Ken Wilson Steve Woesner Lee Noble, Doug Piper, Rick Blood, Kevin Ruhl, Jeff Turner, Mark Hill, Rodney Cline, Brian Kennedy! Woesner, 144-Organizations Hard Working Students Made up the Orchestra ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW-Denice Haney, Laurie O ' Hara, Tom Shaw, Donna Humphrey, Sharon Rosen, David Philipp, Michael Whitaker. SECOND ROW-Rick Neilsen, Gail McCracken, Amanda Cocurn, Linda Richardson, Barbara Dibs, Barbara Nevarez, Nancy Harrison, Larry Welch, )eff Welch, Jack Mattews, Dianna Boslow. BACK ROW-Zane Coodson, Leilani Bahan, Ron Barbee, Bill Gagnon, Kim De Coma, Darin Eastburn, Lee Noble, Doug Piper, Brian Kennedy, David Anderson. Jazz Ensemble Had a Sound of Their Own JAZZ ENSEMBLE; FRONT ROW-jamie Cillam, Jack Mathews, John Hogin, Larry Welch, Don Kerst, Jeff Welch. SECOND ROW-Zane Jeff Turner, Lee Noble, Kevin Ruhl, Steve Woesner. BACK ROW-Mike Muench, Bill Gagnon, Ron Barbee, Tim Prante, Dianna Boslow. Goodson, Organizations-145 FFA . . .Career FFA gives those interested, the experience of agriculture in the city E 1 Intracurricular clubs encourage participation. Learning to do: Raising poultry and livestock. Doing to learn: Crowing vegetables. Earning to live: Monthly plant sales. Living to serve: Landscaping for Sr. Luau. 1) Trease Allen learnes to care for new-born farm life. 2) Jim Culley learnes the procedures of pruning plants. 3) FFA: FRONT ROW-Marita Nagel, Debbie Sanchez, Barbara Bolte, Scott Weber, Vicki Ban- ner, Debi Tepner, David Ball, Fred Neamand. SECOND ROW- Teresa Compston, Dennis Car- gill, Sharin Chevalier, Sean Wright, Rina Romswinckel, Chip Ore, DeeDee Drury, Lori Brooks, Linda Lafond, Trease Allen, Robert Bolte, Rajesh Pa- tel. THIRD ROW-Denice Hill Jeff Helman, Dawn Reed Megan Hendricks, Kim Carr, Kathy Morey, Renee DeShazer FOURTH ROW-Mark Anguish, Paul Johngrove, Linda Hall, Cheryl Martin, Kurt Dietrich, Peggey Hamilton, Eddie Ro- mero, Kathy Borman, Sheri Col- lins, Kris Matthews, Teri Misso TOP ROW-Rich Welch, Jim Harrison, Phil Runtz, Advisor Mr. Ramos, Michele Solo, Bob Henson, Norman Holland, Brian Evans, Kevin Rose, Mark Ro- mero, Dave Kinderkineht, Do Bennett, John Allen, Cind Tourigny, Jaynee Cullum Officers: President-Kris Mathews Vice President-Kathy Borman Secretary-Sherri Collins Treasurer-Brian Evans m 145-Organi zations clubs. FSA ' FSA introduces the secretarial field to its members. Future Secretaries of America: a business club; a realistic attempt to learn and under- stand how the skills they are building in high school, will earn them a position in this society. Activities: Introduced insights in this field . , . Seminars, field trips, speakers, ending with a spring banquet, scholarships awarded. 1) F.SA.: FRONT ROW-Cloria Harris, Leslie Miller, Lori Bidleman. SECOND ROW-Lenora Quist, Luci- enne Captain, Patrice Colliflower, Laurie O ' Donnel, Debbie Bohl. THIRD ROW-Lisa Channel, )anice Starmer, Carolyn Goalen, Betty Lopez, Advisor Mrs. Aune. FOURTH ROW-Wendy Harada, Nadean Ba- cino, Laurie Delfs, Gail Heise, Vicki Nelson. BACK ROW-Sabina Acevedo, Julie Blacha, Kim Campbell, Linda Hallet, Kathy Kannenburg, Caria Brockman. 2) Carolyn Goalen and Vicki Nelson display their excellent talents in sh orthand during a club meet- ing. 3) Club president Lori Bidleman slowly ex- plains the meanmg of the initials F.S.A. to new- comers. Officers: President-Lori Bidleman Vice President-Wendy Knudson Secretary-Leslie Miller Treasurer-Gloria FHarris Organizations-147 French . . .Language ■  ' ' -i French Is a Cultural Experience ' The diplomatic language-mem- bers are captivated by the romance of the language. They participated in-the Inter- national Christmas party; sucker drive; and some attended a camp- only French was spoken. 1) Camp members gather around, for some square dancing fun. 2) Margie Neals, Judy Justen, Mrs. Butler, and Jean Amrhein, stu- dents from WHS wfio participated in tfie frencfi camp, finish cleaning their quarters. 3) At a special meeting Jean Amrhein re- ceives her certificate from Mr. Kolanoski as French club president. FRENCH: FRONT ROW-Jean Amrhein. SECOND ROW-Susan Purdy, Debbie Evans, Alan Crowder, Margie Neals, Chris Herr. THIRD ROW-Cathy Kato, Michelle Thomp- son, Jean Jacob, Anthony Sheplay, Linda Richardson, Doreen Juedes. TOP ROW- Glorea Garcia, Teresa DeRose, Jeff Tarnell, Melissa Pray, Jon Farnell, Paula Balcolm, Eileen Agor. Officers: President-Jean Amrhein Vice President-Melissa Pray Secretary-Doreen Judis Treasurer-Tony Sheplay 148-Organizations Latin Latin Club, Shows Us the Realization of How Latin Still Lives The foundation of modern lan- guages, exhilirating student interest in the Roman culture: Known for: stationeiv and Easter egg sales. Different in: concessions-some in To- gas; all in Roman costume for Roman banquet; full of the Roman atmos- phere. 1) LATIN CLUB: FRONT ROW-Sue Bobinsky, Rob Romine- SECOND ROW-Kevm McWhinter, Lana Marley, Tim O ' Crowley, Don InclttL THIRD ROW-Greg Gremling, )ean Amrhein, Yoko Yamakama, Mark Pacillio, Lana Lemons, Eileen Agor. FOURTH ROW-Rick Romine, Kalita Leyua, Gayle Goldstein, Steve VanDerSchaaf, Beth Whipple, Sandy Eeenstra, Ruby Ogawa, TOP ROW-Kathy Kannenberg, Ken Beanshain, Diane Bobinsky, Tom Bunke, Diane Eeenstra, Larry Stricklia, Mary Tomasek, Mike Kingsbury, ean Jacob. 2) Advisor, Mrs. Dorman and lean Jacob or- ganize stationery orders for distribution. 3) Tim O ' Crowley and Lana Marley get into the Roman mood, to work the football concessions. Officers: Consuls-Sue Bobinsky, Rob Romine Scribes-Gayle Goldstein, Steve Meade Organizations-149 Pan American Culture 150-Organizations clubs ' Dilvr 4kn r nj. Mecha r Mecha is . . . Mexican - American pride among WHS members. They Co-sponsered a dance with House of Lords, crowned Mecha Queen and worked for the satisfaction of knowing they helped feed three needy families at Christmas. 1) During her spare time, Eva Castillo prepares a publicity poster for the up- coming Mecha dance. 2) Claudette Rodriquez was graciously crowned Mecha Queen of 1975J MECHA: FRONT ROW-Mike Alvidrez, Alfred Palomino, Gloria Rincon, Jessie Cuevas, Eileen Ramirez, Anita Saldana, Annette Serna, Francisco Mariscal, Liz Cipres, Charlie Castillo, Advisor Mrs. Cronk. SECOND ROW-Anthony Cartagena, Mike Padilla, Tim Rippy, Yvonne Katz, Clara Tamayo, Zuema Reyes, Becky Martinez, Letizia Palomino, Yolanda Ortiz, Diane Moral, Diana Ledesma, Lisa Pimentel. THIRD ROW-Maria Rosaura Renteria, Gina Hernandez, Susan Renteria, Eva Castillo, Rosalie Perez, Mindy Arganda, Laura Guzman, Debbie Campos, Renee Galvin, Nonie Gomez, Monica Marrujo, Bella Madrid. FOURTH ROW-Arlene Horal, Mona Ramirez, Diane Salcido, Claudette Rodriquez, Tony Ortiz, Arthur Guerrero, Patricia Hernandez, Martha Cama- rena, Rosemary Ochoa, Josie Perez, )osie Cortez, Danny Ortiz, Richard Madrid, Gilbert Cedillo. TOP ROW-Angel Lopez, Tony Ceidillo, Jim Guerrero, MjiJS£_£dJJiarena ally Savaneir, Gilbert Gamboa, Cece Hernandez, Louie Afusia, Ronnie Mora les, Panny Martine z J) on ny Cipres, Randy Gurule, Gilbert Cedillo. Officers: President-Richard Madrid; Vice President-Ronnie Moralea; Secre- tary-Claudette Rodriquez; Treasurer-Bella Madrid. -PxTl Arip 3 5J Organizations-151 Abbey Squires Thespians . . . .Cultural Abbey Squires Thrill of Applause Students interest in drama and production. Insight to their futures . . . Members combined their efforts and expressed their talents to the WHS student body through the Fall and Spring productions. 2) Bob Mueller, brilliantly portraying Reginald Tasker, makes his entrance. 3) Giving excellent performances are Bob Mueller as Reginald Tasker, Carrie Pet- rucci as Christine Penmark, mother of Rhoda, and Leta Guild as Monica Breed- love. Officers(Abbey Squires): President-Whitney Boman Vice President-Tina Parker Secretary-Bob Mueller Treasurer-Carrie Petrucci Officers(Thespians): President-Gordon Marsh Vice President-Bob Mueller Secretary-Whitney Boman Scribe-Scott Nix Thespians, 100 hours of work! ABBEY SQUIRES: FRONT ROW- Mike Black, Dan Tucker, Patty Scott, Mary Holman, Daren Tucker SECOND ROW- Leta Gild, Amy Anderson, Caro Petrucci, Cheri Saul, Sherry Vilander, Karen Bre- ton, Kevin McPartlan, Mrs. Stevens. THIRD ROW- Whitney Boman, Arzul Alpel, Bob Muel- ler, Mike Williams, Scott Prout, Laura Jean, Dave Hicks, Judy Vandervoort. BACK ROW- Brett Friend, Kristie Weir, Eileen Fertig, Stephanie Keenan, Calvin Ogawa, Cinthia Knight, Clarice Bessey, Greg Griffin, Keri Adams. THESPIANS: FRONT ROW- Advisor: Mrs. Steven SECOND ROW- Daren Tucker, Amy Anderson, Bob Mueller, Whitney Boman. BACK ROW- Kevin McPartlan, Carol Petrucci, Dan Tucker, Stephanie Keenan, Patty Scott. 152-Organizations Clubs Literati Literati gives students the opportunity to see their work in print. Literary club. Students Compile material for their magazine the Lit- erati — containing treas- ures from the minds of stu- dent contributors in forms of poetry, prose, and art. 1) LITERATI: FRONT ROW- Mar- gie Saylor, Melinda Solender. TOP ROW- Sue Hibbison, Susan Rurdy, Mary Tomasek, Diana Kraemer. 2) Susan Rurdy and Diana Kraemer pose with their suckers, before the fund raising drive. OFFICERS: President-Diane Kramer Vice President-Dina Klos Secretary-Mary Tomasek Treasurer-Marjoria Saylor i 1 I t3(Zr+ Y Llu ' iiW -X , Organizations-153 Varsity Club ' Pi ' ; .0 : .Sport £ or CD - 2f -Q -S X . = Ji !5 ;| - 5 J! -■ !i o.E 5-:-2; - :u of S S S Q - S; s2 s D- -a m - a?x e = x -c:zui_E gO-- ' ' =0 I ' o- - z cf ° ' ' - 2 (-, ' - ' Oq c Stj „ CO. £ c • 5 OJ ' ' u j: ■•= .. aj u j; Q. a; ro -w E • - OJ O b -c -5 o o o I 154-Organizations Clubs. . . Bowling r Bowling a precision game A competitive sport between teams bringing together students interested in bowling. Meeting every Tuesday at Westminster Lanes. Pins alleys . . . strikes. 1) FRONT ROW-Susan Neville, Scot Owen, Beth Linkenhoker. 2) SECOND ROW-Randy Collins, Peter Thelander, Mike Nelson, Steve Yearwood, Steve Escu- ders. THIRD ROW-Bill Campbell, Ken Nielsen, Jan Khoury, David Tucker, Moni- ca Guzman, Mike Herzag. FOURTH ROW-Dwayne Erb, Karen McCoubrey, Carmen Arancetebehere, Don Incitti, Irene Walsten, Jack Pleyto, Kevin Rose. TOP ROW-Steve Juvccio, Dave Bryson, Frank Mamola, Bill Hutter, Jensine Mays, Karen Rice, Rick Wagner. 2) Eager to make a strike, bowling club member fixes his attention on the pins. 3) Slandmg at the approach line, Cary Cox concentrates on making a strike. 4) Car- men Arancetebehere totals and averages scores of her fellow bowling members. Officers: President-Scott Owen Vice President-Steve Escudero Secretary, Treasurer-Beth Linken- hoker. N Organizations-155 Chess .Concentration r Chess, A chance to develop a skill. Game of skill and concentration; in tournaments throughout the year. Guest speakers: Kim Commons and Robert Snyder. Knights, pawns, bish- ops . . . Checkmate. 1) Greg Gremling in deep concentration plans a strategic move. 2 ) Chess champion Kim Commons proceeds to answer a difficult question. CHESS CLUB: FRONT ROW-Advisor Mr. Rash SECOND ROW-Scolt Brock, )eff Stern, Wendy Bishop. THIRD ROW-Creg Gremling, Ron Beyer Kim lining. BACK ROW-David Wolff, Michael Van Twist, Anthony Sheplay. Officers: President-Bill White, Vice Presi- dent-Dave Wolff, Secretary-Kim Vining, Treasurer-Greg Freeze. 156-Organizations Club. . . S.A.G.E. ,- ISBNS ' S.A.G.E. lets us get a feel of the teaching field To further interests in education by exploring careers in their field; Finding answers to their questions by working with children; Searching to discover their destinations through discussions about their goals, interests, and dreams. 1) Happy with the partici- pation of members, Amanda Keeley displays progress chart. 2) Secre- tary Vivian Rohde organ- izes past meeting ' s notes in preparation tor new meeting. STUDENT ACTION GROUP FOR EDUCATION: ERONT ROW-Amanda Keely. SECOND ROW-Mrs. McCalester, Cathy Acosta, Denise Haney. THIRD ROW-Gina Ramerez, Vivian Rohde, Penny Prokop. TOP ROW- Debbie Fishec, Kim Welch, Sharon Dudding. 3) Prexy Amanda Keeley takes care of business by collecting project money. Officers: President-Amanda Keeley; Vice President-Denice Harey; Secre- k tary-Vivian Rohde; Treasurer-Penny Prokop Organization-157 Pep . . . Clubs Working Pep, Yelling With Friends Into its first year, a responsive cheering group gathered together at major athletic events, giving its members an inexpensive chance to generate their enthusiasm. Ac- tivities . . . selling candy which earned sweat- shirts; the unique card section; hard plan- ning and organizing to spell: HI, WHS, LIONS. Poster nights ... for all sports-mainly girls sports. At the many away games mem- bers marked off seating sections for the band, drillteam, and pagentry corp groups. 1) PEP CLUB: FRONT ROW-Toni Tester, Sue Hibbison, Linda McCrary, Gayle Goldstein, Jeff Famell, Robin Lancaster. SECOND ROW-Eileen Agor, Nickie No- briga, Marcie Aguirie, Anna Tait, Mary Wibur, Cheryl Chilcote, Joie Gilpin, Sharon Mitz, Beth Featherstone, Donna Kaich, Tammy Neiswonger, Renee ' Decker, Diann Dellutri, Lori Price, Theresa DeRose, Sandy Bradley, Jon Farnell, Ginny Konikowski, llene Carderon. THIRD ROW-Eve Rodriquez, Judi Finke! Christina Fabian, Mickie Cray, Rae Glover, Amy Yarbrough, Vickie Jennings] Karen Chapman, Norri Davidson, Lori Langness, Debbie Sanders, Val Bergani Denise Holzinger, Nancy Amrhein, Dana Wain, Michelle Thompson, Cindy Perez ' Robin Hudson, Sharin Chevalier, Jim Farnell, Tom Sweeney. FOURTH ROW- Leslie Cye, Robin Carvo, Michele Gustavino, Therese Juniper, Renee DeShozer, Cheryl Carter, Sheila Bryant, Karen McKinstry, Raquel McNichols, Susan Neville! Terri Kolbush, Denise Heyen, Tina Gray, Cynthia Watson, Carol Rankin, Lisa Schwartz, Carole Gregory, Teresa Compton, Kim Dalton, Linda Hoover, Marlene Kaufman, Diane Huchton. TOP ROW-Rehnee Thompson, Donna Humphrey, Sandy Marian, Terri Colt, Steve Tryzell, Tammy Wall, Susan Purdy, Jill Andrews! Sharon Dudding, Geoff Kine, Kim Welch, Cheryl Dudding, Cheryl Moyle, Beth ' O ' Dell, Lorrie Stuart, Toni Jackovich, Jenine Mays, Cindy Knight, Pam Marschke Kim Mahoney, Patty McMahon, 2) Cheryl Dudding, gathered to help pamt the football bleachers, which marked off the Pep Club section, 3) At home football games members formed the card section, spelling messages to the visiting side. Officers: President-Cayle Goldstein; Vice President-Jeff Farnell; Secretaries-Robin Lancaster, Linda McCrary; Treasurer-Sue Hibbonson. 158-Organizations In Jest Ski Club ' ' Jd M «« II ,  Ski 75-76, When?? The snow enthusiasts ' neophytes and advanced skiers . . . awaiting the snow fall at Mammoth, Snow Valley . . . 1) Experienced skier shows off his skill in freshly laid snow, 2) Club members, anxiously awaiting the new snow, taking a long ride up the ski lift. There Was Hardly Any Snow 3) SKI CLUB: FRONT ROW-Phil Hall, Julie Bacon, Kathy Muench, Maria Poper, Carey Karin, Janice Johnston, Helen Craig, Christy Osburn, Stacey Craves, Melissa Johnson. SECOND ROW-Linda McKinney, Melinda Snow, Jacque Kallman, Karen Peckham, Caria Brockman, Linda Kapp, Mike Matsue, Melanee Carpenter, Inge Kapp, Donna Harris, Tammy Linn, Bob Steins. THIRD ROW-Scolt Carr, Valerie Sene, Dann Neugebauer, Kim Cambell, Susan Manes, Cherie Law, Lynette Clark, Mike Miller, Jeff Lake, Rodney Cline, Raymond Wise, Dale Freer, Pam Magg. TOP ROW- Dave Harris, Pat Broderick, Jim Tomasek, Richard Hanley, Rob Romine, Frank Juarez, Lee Noble. Officers: President-Dave Harris, Vice President-Frank Juarez, Treasurer-Tammy Linn, Secretary-Linda McKinney. Organizations-159 IFS . . .Interest IFS is learning about other people and their cultures . . sharing. Members welcome foreign ex- change students introducing them to the interest in our com- munity. Also, IFS is a social club for WHS students. Members visited Malibu Canyon and beach, held a Christmas party and worked football concessions. IFS: FRONT ROW-Kathy Labbe, Tina Schroeder, Pam Wood, Donna Nitschke, Advisor Mr. Button. SECOND ROW- Tammy Neiswongen, Mike Dearen, Don- na, Luis Hernandez. TOP ROW-Karl Marx, Kathy Kuebler, Kevin Might, Karen Sie- bert, Karl Doty. 2) Advisor, Mr. Button. 3) Pam Wood planned a surprise attack at one of the meetings. Officers- President-Kathy Labbe Vice President-Karen Siebert Secretary-Pam Wood Treasurer-Luis Hernandez ■ 160-OtRanizations In Activities. Sparked by the House of Lords 1) All efforts combined together equal this group of members that make up the House of Lords. 2) lunior Class Prexy, Barbara Desmond, paints a little spirit for Christmas. 3) Displaying lea- dership and authority Prexy Rob Romine leads a pep assembly. 4) Taking over the vacated position, Tina Schultz was the newly interviewed Secretary. 5) Clubs and Assemblies Commissioner Cayle Goldstein, sucessfully heads club night. 6) CSAC rep Karen Mangen helps out with the morning announcements. Organizations-161 Registration and the Cherrio Dance Start Off the Year With a Bang 1) It ' s mass confusion as students get enrolled into new classes and meet faculty and administrators. 2) Mr. Shaver awaits incoming traffic safety students in a more relaxed form. 3) Students wait patiently in line to see Mr. Rash for an art class. 4) Everyone gathers arou nd to have their picture taken at the Cherrio dance. 5) Blue Heat provided the music and entertainment for the Cherrio dance. 6) Dancing was the big event as the first of the year activity gets under way. 7) Sandy Stepp, Jill Caldwell, and Pam Salka, Girls League members, do a little dance. .,.. ..« 1 n ' ' Sm ' Wm ' Jr 1 iw ' 11 1 ■J ' 11 • •• • ■ M 1 r Activi ties-163 1) Tahitian dancers show the way as they performed in a vari- ety of costumes to the delight of the senior class. 2) Rob Romine, Tim McCandles, Dennis Boswell, Dave Harris, and Dean Zatkowsky pose as Tahitian beauties in a rare form. 3) As Sue Bobinski does her solo performance, she ' s caught off guard as Tim McCandles carries her away. 4) Valerie Wil- lett and Jeff Turner get together for fun and dance at the Senior Luau. 5) Debbie Stephens seems to be enjoying herself at the antics of the senior class. 6) Tammy Weaver, Tami Lynn, and Judy Van Zelm dance around the bamboo sticks to avoid pains in the ankle. 7) Seniors gather round the stage to watch the dances and other joys of the fun-filled Senior Luau. 164-A.ctivities Senior Luau Marks the Beginning of the Last Year With a Gathering of Friends for Food, Dancing, and Hawaiian Delights. Activities-165 Homecoming Week Was Full of Spirit and Excitement, Early Hours and Hard Work. 166-Activities 1) Lori Seymour, 1975 Homecoming Queen, re- ceives her robe from ASB President, Rob Romine. 2) Christy Cleem and her father clap congratula- tions for the winner. 3) The junior class gathers around their masterpiece decoration and winning art. 4) Linda Benevente congratulates Lori after she has taken her reign. 5) The band played for Home- coming and enspired the players on. 6) Showing surprise are Lori and father when she ' s announced Homecoming Queen. 7) The Lion mascot talks to the children in tux for this special occasion. Activities-167 1) Mr. Ramos attacks the crowd as the new spirit reveals himself to everyone in a stadium pep rally. 2) Mr. Kolanoski gives his ' pep talk ' expressing his feelings on this years ' students and athletes. 3) The drill team does a special Dyno-Mite hand routine at the first pep rally of the year. 4) Mrs. Tanner gets ' creamed ' by the lion mascot. 5) The mighty lion pep band lines up after the rally to march away from the scene. 6) Jan Dedrick and Sue Spaulding show their power to beat Anaheim. 7) In a race between the classes, the sophomores take the lead in a wheelbarrow. 168-Activities Classes Show Their Spirit and Enthusiasm at Pep Rallies Throughout the Year. Activities-169 Christmas Events Were Filled With Joy and Love With the Hope for the New Year 170-Activities 1) Couples are amazed to see the cameras at this year ' s Christmas formal Jinglebell lubillee. 2) Dennis Hickox and |im Johnson take a brief break from the dance and excitement. 3) Bev Shultz and Rob Ro- mine mingle among the crowd for a night of enjoyment. 4) Dancing and ' Rockin ' Out ' in tux and formal dress was made for the evening of December 6. 5) What ' s Christmas without a Christmas tree? A lovlier one couldn ' t be found at WHS. 6) Debbie Silverman and Airman Dan Dodson take a little relaxation (?) from the dance. 7) A little music help to bring joy and excitement to the holiday season. Activities-171 Students Dress up As Couples of the Past for the Peasants Prom. 172-Activities 1) Diane Bobinski and Jeff Kibler pose as Tarzan and )ane, but where ' s Chita? 2) Dale Freer and Gayle Goldstein entertained others as Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. 3) Costumed characters and friends had a fun time at this year ' s Peasants Prom, sponsored by the Sophomore Class. 4) Harpo and Groucho Marx (alias Sandy Boan and friend) stole the show in an original style. 5) Dracula and his vic- tim made a fine showing with their fangs and blood. 6) Standing on the edge of matrimony are Paula Douglas and Bob Lunn. Mock marriages are per- formed to any couple with or without blood tests. 7) Cherrie Law and Norman Huniu rolled into the Peasants Prom as Jack and Jill. Activities-173 Events Brought Students and Faculty to a Closer Understanding Between the Generations 174-Activities 1) Line after line of language students wait for their turn at the foreign delights. 2) lames Vindel takes a brief break from the banquet to settle an argument. 3) Principal Kolanoski shares a joke with students during the enjoyable evening. 4) Everyone gazes at all the foods at the In- ternational Christmas Banquet, sponsored by the language clubs. 5) Vickie Swank gives a big smile as she ' s escorted down the red carpet by A.S.B. President Rob Romine. 6) Couples pose at the dance following the Basketball Coronation. 7) Mr. Swank proudly crowns his daughter, after she ' s taken her reign as queen. 8) The Lion mascot congratulates the new 1976 Basketball Coronation Queen, Vickie Swank. Activities-175 1) Monica (Leta Guild) talks to brother Emery and Tasker (Bob Mueller) about her meeting. 2) Christine (Carrie Petrucci) con- fides in her father, Richard Bravo (Jamie Gillam) in this scene from Maxwell Anderson ' s ' Bad Seed ' . 3) Clumsy Leroy (Scott Prout) displays his awkwardness. 4) Monica tells about her theory of association . 5) After Christine ' s funeral Monica serves coffee and sandwiches. 6) Miss Fern (Whitney Boman) tells about Claude ' s mysterious death. 7) Melanie Stevens displayed a youthful talent in the mysterious Fall Play. 8) Tasker confronts Christine with his problems. 176-Activities ' Bad Seed ' by Maxwell Anderson Kept Audiences on the Edge of Their Seats Activities-177 In Ten Gallon Hat and Spurs Couples Danced at the ' Good Ole ' Western Days ' . 178-Activities 1) Gee, this here bump sure beats square dancin ' ! 2) Mr. Baca (RIGHT) demonstrates how it was done back in the old days. 3) Ron Crouch and Sam Tricoli are suprised at being caught sneaking off to a dark corner during a slow dance. 4) At every dance there ' s always one fella that all the girls just have to wait in line for. 5) As our camera man runs off into the sunset, these couples wonder, Who was that masked man!? 6) Couples took to the dance floor to enjoy the Rockin ' music of Gazelle. 7) Y ' all come back now — ya hear? Activities-179 Twistin ' and Rollin ' to the Tunes of the 50 ' s Brought Students Into the Nostalgia Spirit m-- H - ' - . .aoH m ■a u ;: HI Kl n i: [fitf m i m 180-Activities % 1) Sandy Boan smiles with her bright red lips in her 50 ' s form. 2) M issAtwood consults a wayward student about what the 50 ' s were really like. 3) Coach Don Stoll snubs his audiance of onlookers in the ' Fonze ' style. 4) Mrs. Sheri Marston plays little cheerleader and what ' s this, her apple for the teacher? 5) Eric Jenkins proves that he can out-drink (rootbeer) the champion chug-a- lugger himself, Coach Stoll. 6) Coach Stoll leans back in an effort to escape the crowds of admirers. 7) The Lords of Flatbush, perhaps? Activities-181 Football Games Sparked Spirit and Excitement With a Winning Team. 182-Activities 1) Crowds gathered in numbers to watch the winning lion football team. 2) Tim DeMase shows his intense feelings during a game while he listens to the coaches. 3) Pepsters helped spark enthusiasm to play- ers and students in the stands. 4) A common sight were the football players and pepsters taking a pose in front of the vict ory flag during the alma mater. 5) The pre-game huddle was for planning events in the upcoming game. 6) People gather around the food stand while the basketball players take a break. 7) Sandy Membrilla sits anxiously dur- ing the exciting and tight basketball games. 8) Lori Seymour and friends count off the seconds of the game. 9) A glimpse at the opposing root- ing section only confirms what the scoreboard says, the Lions are in the lead. Activities-183 Dancing and Having Fun After Football and Basketball Games Were a Common Event. 184-Activities 1) Amanda Kelley and Charlie Calva dance to the beat of the music at one of the after games dances. 2) Don Blaha wasn ' t to be stopped by an injury as he gets in the middle of things. 3) Everyone has a good time when brought together for dancing and a little social- izing. 4) Sitting around the band and ' rockin ' out ' was the highlight of a busy evening. 5) Nominees for coronation queen stand around the dance floor to observe all the others. 6) Taking money at the door is a busy task but an interesting one. 7) Anne Eisman and Tom Burke dance to the music at the Senior Luau Activities-185 1) Bubble gum participants get ready to blow a giant bubble from a piece of double good fun. 2) Jump roping was another fun activity sparked off by Girls League week. 3) Girls line up for the antics of everyone during Girls League Week. 4) Theresa Hunt puckers up for the big blow. 5) Top Hat Follies take a picture from pose for their finale. 6) Lorrie Capelouto, a member of Charlie ' s girls shows her many talents. 7) Putting their heads together was the idea for these two girls. 8) Yolanda Gaglio tips her hat for the audience. 186-Activities Girls Work Together and Show Their Talents and Achievements for the School Year. Activities-187 QC Kolanoski Shows Concern H Jj for Students Needs. 2 Q 2 O 5 H C ) 2 Q Al) Principal Kolanoski listens intently to an impor I tant speaker at a board meeting. 2) Mr. Kolanoski I tries to work an appointment into his busy schedule. I 3) Mr. Pacelli discusses a few chemical equations . with his class while our principal looks on Completing his third year as principal at Westminster High School is Thomas E. Kolanoski. Mr. Kolanoski has accomplished many things during his short years, ranging from the school expansion project to an instructional center. Although he does not have much opportunity to roam the campus as often as he would like, students almost always see their principal at school functions, such as sports, banquets, and other activities. Mr. Kolanoski also had the opportunity of visiting all the freshman social science classes, in an attempt to get aquainted with them. The main goal of Mr. Kolanoski as principal is to keep Westminster High number one in the educational field as well as in extracurricular activities in the fields of athletics and clubs. Mr. Kolanoski is not a newcomer to the Huntington Beach Union High School District. Only three of his twelve years in the district have been spent at WHS. Prior to being principal, Mr. Kolanoski worked at many of the schools in the district, including Marina, Fountain Valley, and Huntington Beach as a counselor, teacher and assistant principal. Among his personal accomplishments are the achievements of Bachelor and Master ' s Degrees. Presently Mr. Kolanoski is attending the United States Interna- tional University at San Diego in hopes of attaining a PHD in educational leader- ship. Bridge, handball, and bicycling are among his hobbies. Mr. Kolanoski is also an avid trout fisherman, but his favorite pastime of all is that of being a Lion. 1) Principal Thomas E. Kolanoski. 2) Mrs. Ethel Harris, Guidance Center aide, discusses with Mr. Kolanoski the various types of jobs offered to the students at W.H.S. 3) Our principal listens to some problems that the students have with their curriculum. Administration-189 nd Community Se ,il Personell Servio . ., VII. 4) Mr. Leo Ive,., iness and Community Services. 5) Mr. William i, AP-Educational Services. 6) Mr. Ron Hall, AP- linater Title I. 7) Mr. Hal Christensen relaxes r - . hard days work. 8) Junior, Greg Freeze and A ' prdinater, Barbara Atwood, listen intently to ai 190- Ad ministration Counselors Provide Valuable Service 1) Mr. Arnold Alvarez. 2) Ms. Ruth Bachlor. 3) Mr. Bill Blankenship. 4) Mr. Emery Fillmore. 5) Ms. Judy Mdrtasin. 6) Mr. Al Stevens, psy- chologist, tries to finish his work which seems endless. 7) Counselor Fillmore helps a student prepare a schedule tor second semester. 8) Mr. Alvarez calls one of his students parents to dis- cuss the summer school program. 192-Ad ministration 1) Mr. Ron Mc Veigh. 2) Ms. Earlene Roberts. 3) Ms. Dorothy Rosier. 4) Ms. Carole Shannon. 5) Mr. Walter Semeniuk. 6) Ms. Bertha Tostado. 7) Coun- selor Mc Veigh helps a student figure out his schedule for the following semester. Counselor Bachlor helps an indecisive student figure out her college plans. 9) You can ' t miss our classes and expect to get away with it, comments Coun- selor Seminuik to a student. Administration-193 Psy., Nurse, Media Did an Outstanding Job • ■N 1) Mr. Al Stevens, Psychologist. 2) Ms. Patricia Holgrapher. 3) Ms. Kathy SchwabI, Nurse. 4) Ms. Jean Cavanaugh, Media Services. 5) Barbara Murphy, Media Services. 6) Mr. Adrian Lugo, Media Services. 7) Psychologist Al Stevens smiles as he does his work. 8) Adrien Lugo shows photography students how to use the movie projector. 9) School nurse, Kathy SchwabI examins Valerie Wi lett ' s head after she complained of having headaches. 194-Administration classified Staff Kept Things Running V. Mrs. Marlys Grodt-Community and School Communications service. 2) Mr. Bob Crantz-Business Assistant for Special Services. 3) Mr. Earl Carpenter-Patrol- man. 4) Ms. Mary Jo Kurk-Career Education Secretary. 5) Ms. Carol Twiss-Li- brary Secretary. 6) Mr. Millard Porter-Audio Visual. 7) Ms. Caria Steidley- Library Clerk. 8) Mr. Charlie Appell-Boys P.E. Attendent. 9) Ms. Shirley Rich- ards-Girls P.E. Attendent. 10) Patrolman Carpenter welcomes a little humor in his very hectic days. 11) Education secretary, Mary Jo Kurk talks to a con- cerned parent. 12) Bob Crantz works to Improve the services rendered by the special services department at W.H.S. t - 1 lU i « i ' JSM ftHuAfflO Secretaries, Special Aides Are Dedicated Workei 196-Classified St c ID clStaff-197 (J Teachers Make the Most of WHS Pro gram. 1) Mr. Richard Bannehr-Language. 2) Mr. Roy Batelli- Business Education. 3) Mrs. Danna Beutler-Art. 4) Mr. Thomas Blake-Social Science. 5) Mr. )ames Boeke-English. 6) Mrs. Jean Boroff-Home Economics. 7) Gail McCraken and other band members enthusiastically wait for practice to start. 8) Gilbert Morones discusses with friends the proper techniques on how to use a camera. 9) Math teacher, Mr. Green works out a difficult problem for his geometry class on the overhead projector. ' ■«rr Faculty-199 A Variety of New Classes Were Offered This Year 1) Mr. Bill Boswell-Buslness Education. 2) Mr. Jack Bow- man-Social Science. 3) Mr. Rodger Brittan-lndustria Arts. 4) Mr. Lawrence Brose-Science. 5) Al Serna, Dave Fiorella and Michael Fry pose for a quick picture before football practice. 6) Senior, Brian Rodgers quenches his thirst in the basketball office. 7) Mr. Stephens helps one of his students with a difficult algebra problem. 200-Faculty Faculty-201 oive ' Mil) V ' Faculty-203 Students Were More Willing to Learn 1) Mr. Donald Deeley-lndustrial Arts. 2) Mr. Henry De Rusha-lnduslrial Arts. 3) Mr. Robert De Wenter-Science. 4) Mrs. Barbara Dorman- Language Department Chairman. 5) Mrs. Ruth Dorward-LS Special Education. 6) Dave Harris (Mr. Distinguished) poses for a quick picture before jumping into the pool. 7) Varsity bas- ketball coach, Bob Ferguson discusses with Lloyd Carpenter some important basketball tech- niques. 8) John Fiorella reads to the class a story that he wrote in Spanish. 204-Faculty 1) Mr. Duane Eastburn-Science Department Chairman. 2) Mrs. Carlene Edwards-Art. 3) Ms. Carol Eseman-Cirls P.E. 4) Miss Elaine Eskew-Business Education. 5) Mrs. Jane Ewing-Home Economics. 6) Mr. Rodger Ewing-Math. 7) Mr. Bob Ferguson-Social Science. 8) Mr. Clarence Foster-English. 9) Mr. Irving Friedman-Opportunity- Special Ed. 10) Mrs. Karen Friedrich-English. 11) Terri Kolbush receives help on her homework by a student aide. 12) The girls volleyball team gets help from Linda Hanks. Faculty-205 New Teachers Brought New, Ideas to WHS 206-Faculty 1) Mr. Eddie Gilbert-Language. 2) Mr. Joe Giordano-English Department Chairman. 3) Mr. Bernard Coeders-Malh. 4) Mr. Harry Gordon-English. 5) Mr. Pearson Green-Math. 6) Mr. James Greer-lndustrial Arts. 7) Volleyball player number 20 does the bump in order to get the ball over to the other side of the net. 8) Before their daily workout, Coach Stoll discusses with the water polo team things that need to be improved. 9) Coach Boswell goes over some foot- ball plays with Chuck Wallace and a few other players in the red room. k2! v Faculty-207 eacners insprre btudents ( uepanment Ln; English. 4) Ms. Audrey HaL r. Clarence Haynes-Soclal Studi Nedges-Boys P.E. 7) Ms. Sandra I iiage. 8) Our award winning bai the field after another hard c p.e. student quenches her thirst i ;of tennis. 10) Jim Sanders 86 a cirk 78 wait for the other footb :chuptothem. jstrial Arts. 5) Ms: Kathy Hyseh J 6) Mr. Howard Isom-Boys P.E. 7) M Icience. 8) Mr, Thomas Johnston-Engli jating-Reading. 10) Mrs. Virginia Kiefs one of the schools ' campus supervisdi everyone is in their classroom. 12) Poli Mr. Proctor lectures to his class abi mMl rm r After teaching 36 years of rewarding work in the field of educa- tion, Clarence Foster is retiring to a life of leisure and pleasure He started his career at Lamont Jr. High and Elementary, after graduat- ing from the University of Redlands in 1940 where he earned his B. A., then in 1945, his M.A. He taught at many schoois-servine WHS for eleven years in the English department. Throughout his teaching years, he enlighted his students through English and P.E.; coaching serving all sports, and Principal. As the school year comes to an end, WHS will loose a fine teacher, but it will be a new experience for Mr. Foster, living a simple un- hurried life of traveling and playing . . . golf. Foster, Nelson Retire From English Dept. Mr. Jack Nelson has been teaching since 1949 in the Huntington Beach School District and at Westminster for the last seven. Before going into the teaching profession fie actively persued a theatrical career. He was in many shows in New York and movies that never eot off the ground. After retirement he plans to sell securities, go eolfing and maybe do something in the theatre, depending on how he feels. ,.is ■ 210-Faculty Mr. Kenneth McCluskey has only been at Westminster for four years, but in those four years he has done most than most have in ten. Coming to us as yearbook, newspa- per advisor and teacher, he has advanced the communications field to it ' s best. When he first came he started the Communica- tions Banquet, that is now going into it ' s fourth year. He was then appointed Public Relations Communications director. That put him in charge of Open House, registra- tion and other such goodies. He also brought to the convenience to the school the Public Information Office. After enlightening this school to the im- portance of communications, Mr. McClus- key is going to retire to the field of coun- seling although, who knows what the future will hold. A: Carrie Petrucci, Editor-in-chief of tlie 1976 yearbook, discussed ttie proper placement of a photograph with advisor Mr. McCluskey. B: Mr. McCluskey talks to Mrs. Kuyper about finances of the yearbook and newspaper. C: Mike Miller, Editor-in-chief of the Harvest and Scroll, discusses the use of color in the Harvest with Sherri Marston, advisor, and Mr. McCluskey who acts as professional consultant. D: in his new roll this year, Mr. McCluskey counsels Stacey Osterberg. Mr. McCluskey is one of the Freshmen counselors and is a Counseling Intern. Faculty-211 r Teachers Met All New Challenges. N 1) Mr. David Kurrle-Boys P.E. 2) Mr. Neal Landrum-Math. 3) Mr. Don Leavey-Social Studies. 4) Mr. John Lewis-Music. 5) Ms. Norma Lopez-Title VII. 6) Ms. Rose Mc Cal- ester-English. 7) Mr. Leigh Manley-Science. 8) Drill team members march down the field practicing the popular parade routine. 9) Sen- ior gymnast. Rick De Luca exhibits a perfect iron cross on the rings. 10) Typing I student seems to be having difficulties with the typewriter keys. 212-Faculty •J X J ■ 1) Mr. Gerald Mannion-Language. 2) Mr. Fred Marquez- Social Science. 3) Mr. Paul Mashburn-lndustrial Arts. 4) Mr. Gary Matta-Social Science. 5) Math teacher, Mr. Wil- son shows his class the right equation to use for the geometry problem. 6) Sophomore, |im Wickham (alias Tarzan) balances on the top of the fence while team members look on. 7) Lisa Channel, library aide, fills out an overdue book slip for a student. Faculty-213 Students Get the Most Out of Classes Offered lews-lC Special Education. 2) Mr. f4a=- ' — ;e. 3) Ms. Julie Mayer-English. 4) Mr. ' ) Social Studies. 5) Pat Broderick — 5 his English book for the horn 5. Broussard corrects her student Hdeke-Title VII. 3) Mr. David Milloy-Social Studies. 4) iai Studies. 5) Ms. Virginia Moore-Business Department ' Sit M..noz-Language. 7) Come on says Mrs. Hauth, You r,,H,vM |n that as to why you didn ' t do your homework. 8) Coric ii writing an essay during English class. 9) Oji drats! Now I supposed to add to this souffle recipe? thinks thi ' ' Without Learning, Life Stands Still r ■ 1) Miss Maureen Murphy-Home Economics. 2) Mr. Jack Nelson-English. 3) Mrs. Helen Owens-Language. 4) Mr. James Pacelli-Science. 5) Mr. Ken Payzant-IA Department Chairman. 6) Mr. Charles Peterson-Science. 7) Mr. Mi- chael Poff-English. 8) What in the world does that say? Oh ... you ' re just practicing ... 9) iCaramba! exclaims Senior Mannion as he tries to explain a new dialogue. 10) Aw shucks You don ' t have to take MY picture remarks camera shy Tim Page. 8 1 i 1 M- n 4; % Rj-.;. A.  .? 216-Faculty V(nnan - •♦ • 1) Mr. Ronald Porter-Traffic and Safety. 2) Mr. M ike Proctor-Social Science. 3) Mr. Charles Ramos-Agriculture Department Chairman. 4) Mr. Fred Rash- Art. 5) Mrs. Janet Riness-Home Economics. 6) Mr. Roy Rosenberger-Business Education. 7) Okay , says Ms. Hall, If you can do a better job explaining dia- graming than I can, just go right ahead ... 8) This mystery story looks inter- esting enough to me thinks this student. 9) A cafeteria worker gets out the bread to make sandwiches before the snack bar opens. Faculty-217 CreativeTalents Were Put Forth in All Departments ■ 1) Mr. Raymond Royes-lndustrial Arts. 2) Mr. Manford Sampson-LS Special Education. 3) Ms. Melinda Santa Cruz-Home Economics Depart- ment Chairman. 4) Ms. Phjiiss Schmidt-LS Spec- ial Education. 5) Miss Carol Sebastian-Social Studies. 6) Mrs. Patricia Segars-English. 7) Mr. Bill Seitzinger-Business Education. 8) Thats the way to do it, comments Miss Pitcher to one of her volleyball students. 9) Ar English student finally locales a book on the planets. 10) Mr. Seitzinger laughs as he looks at a ditto that didn ' t turn out. 218-F5cultv r N 1) Mrs. Flossie Sellers-English. 2) Mr. Dan Shaver-Traffic and Safety. 3) Mr. Kenneth Skol- yan-Social Studies. 4) Mrs. Lucille Slater-Eng- lish. 5) Miss Penelope Smith-Girls P.E. Depart- ment Chairman. 6) Mr. David Sprang-Social Studies. 7) Mr. Harold Stephens -Math. 8) Senior, Laurel Hampton seems to enjoy reading the assigned story in her literature book. 9) Library aide sorts out magazines and files them into piles. 10) Mr. Abbott helps one of his students with her difficult English assignment. Faculty-219 220-Faculty Communications Sl ills 11 class. 8) A sewing student nE aTess that she is making. 9) Drill Teamers Yoko YamakaWa; s come back to the bleachers after practice is over to get their Faculty Enjoyed New Concepts and Had r N 1) Mr. Blaine Warner-Math. 2) Mr. Wendell Wells-Boys P.E. 3) Mrs. Jacklynn Wexler-Traffic and Safety Department Chairman. 4) Mr. Bill White-Boys P.E. 5) Mr. Dwight Wilson-Math. 6) Ms. Ram Wilson-Reading. 7) Mr. Kenneth Woesner-Performing Arts Department Chair- man. 8) Mrs. Debra Woodington-Cirls P.E. 9) Mr. Pacelli explains to his class the difference between atoms and molecules. 10) Hi there shouts Scott Prout as he sings along with the piano. 222-Faculty a Very Successful Year. 1) Geometry teacher, Mr. Green jokingly answers a tough prohlem for his class. 2) Students in a Language Skills class discuss various topics for ir report. 3) George Snow, Night Lead Custodian, and Hugh Salisbury ant Foreman, talk about the different events of the day. 4) Mi and Richard Douglas talk about a forged name on an A.S.B card Faculty-223 Americans are faced With the challenge of Unemployment; racism; Economic upset; inflation. They ' re all challenges. That we can defeat; But only if we try. Cancer is a challenge. We work to overcome it; We win, Or we learn to accept. We adjust. We meet a challenge. 224-Division You can achieve anything. As long as you believe In yourself. Make an effort. Face a challenge. We Are the People That Make up the Teams . . . i t-- J r HIhHJ iiH Athletics-2 kS iM m 0k What We Have to Say... FRONT ROW- Coach Craw ord-(Gymnastics), Coach Eseman-(Field Hockey), Coach Swenson-(Badminton), Coach Pitcher-(Girl ' s Athletic Director Tennis) Coach Holey-(Cymnastics), Coach White-(Football), Coach Warner-(Golf), Coach Baker-(Track), Coach Baie-(Swimming), Coach Maurstad-(Water Polo), Coach Mannion-(Swimming), Coach Munoz-(Baseball). BACK ROW- Coach Hedges-(Cross Country, Track) Coach Bell-(Ass t Football) Coach Sarafarez-(Soccer), Coach Wells-(Baseball), Coach Woodlngton-(Basketball), Coach Atterbury-(Wrestllng), Coach Harns-(Ass t Football), Coach Gibbons-(Baseball), Coach Cossarek-(Wrestling), Coach Boeke-(Football) For years, the Westminster High School coaching staff has been putting out fine athletes to represent our school In the area of sports. Through combined efforts of both athletes and coaches we have managed to attain the reputation of Strong Sunset League and C.I.F. competitors. Girl ' s athletics have made a move up from yestcr year. Now, with equal opportunity to compete on many varsity and j.v. teams, girls have become fine athletes with the help of valued coaches. This past year some of the coaches have voiced their opinions and ideas on just how they feel about our ever-changing sports program: Submitted by Ms. Baker . . . Track girls DO get there faster ... Coach Boeke ... as quoted by J. Gust II, A football player never wins a game by scoring points; he wins by the way he plays; that ' s what really counts. Our record of 3 wins and 6 losses does not Indicate how hard our young men worked. . . . Coach Pitcher, I am very pleased to see the enthusiasm shown by so many girls towards our sports program. We expected to have at least 250 girls Involved In our varslty-junlor varsity ptiogram and another 150-175 involved in the G.A.A. sports day competition. . •,. - sut ' gjj Hii .. About the W.H.S. Sports Program. FRONT ROW- C6ach Davis-(Football), Coach Ferguson-(Basketball), Coach Chaffe-(Football), Coach Button-(Wrestling), Coach Love-(Foot- ball). Coach Isom-(Football), Coach Myarette-(Football, Wrestling), Coach Dodd-(Football), Coach Marquez-(Gymnastics, Football). BACK ROW- Coach Kurrle-(Volleyball, Football, Track), Coach Stoll-(Water Polo, Swimming), Coach Porter-(Basketball), Coach Seitzinger-(Basket- ball). Coach Brose-(Basketball), Coach Diffie-(Basketball), Coach O ' Hara-(Football), Coach Boswell-(Boy ' s Athletic Director, Football). Coaches Crawford and Marquez. . . We can make you a gymnast in 3,923 easy 2 hour work-outs ... Coach Marquez... Coaching is the ability to transform young boys into young men of responsibility. Here at Westminster this has become a valued tradition. Coach Cossarek... You ' llknow it when you ' re on the mat with a Lion- Coach Swemba... Girls ' volleyball team is a versatile, well-bal- anced group of girls who co-operate, communicate, and super- support one another both on and off the court. Coach Swenson... Badminton is really a good racket ... a bird in the net is worth two in the net! Coach Woodington. . . The excitement of court action and the challenge of making baskets creates one of the most exciting events in girls sports. ' J? . .Coach Boswell, The old saying . . . When the going gets tough, the tough get going. . . Coaches-229 We Strive for the Victories We are the Spirit of 1975-1976! iiletics-231 H X c ) GAA Accelerated in All Sports! ! Senior GAA: BACK ROW-Laura Nuchelson, Odena Owens, Barbara Vella, Cathy Whetro, SEVENTH ROW-Mindi Chase, Florita Tafito, Sue Bobinski, Lugene Rosen. SIXTH ROW-Nora Fritz, Janet Kolar. FIFTH ROW-Tangy VanAlst, Rosanna Lowther. FOURTH ROW-Cheri Ertel Mary Barlets, Penny Black. THIRD ROW-Cherry Flores, Linda Bevenerte, Toni Seymour, Regina Manlero, Terry Zook. SECOND ROW-Chrii Begnino, Patty Motokane, Marylou Bueker, Star Lindop. FIRST ROW-Cathy Thompson, Diana Kraemer, Cherilyn Dyer, Inga Kapp. U H U X (J) ' J -V. a Florita Tafito keeps a close eye on the game. a Here Toni Seymour tries des- perately to get the ball out of the crowd. Diane Kraener comes toward her opponent hoping to get the ball awav J rn Here the whole team helps tPfere forward dribble the ball down the field for a point. Junior GAA: BACK ROW-Kelly Chapman, Deena Hale, Debbie Peterson, Bonnie Holler, Connie Holler. 4TH ROW-Janine Case, Donna Davis, Nancy Tourigny, Sue Manes, Diane Hanks. 3RD ROW- Jenea Record, Becky Van Buskirk, Lucretia Thomas, Betty Lopez, Joann Henderson, Ann Beaudln. 2ND ROW-Karen Siebert, Diana Lane, Tammy Tomas, Christine Navarro, Yvonne Contia, Teri Mumy, Karen Turner. 1ST ROW-Kim Brogdon, Connie Murrieta, Casey Jones, Maria Kennedy, Anita Mar- tinez, Lorraine Fry. Here Anita Martinez watches her teammate, Drane Kraemer, show the proper way to do a push pass. Girls ' Athletics-233 SOPHOMORE GAA-BACk ROW: Lisa lohnson, Terri Williams, Patty Obitz, Carol Chatlos, Diane Bobinski, Lauri Lange, Renee DeShazer, Shelly Munsell, Sherry Grotian, Pam Shannon. MIDDLE ROW- Jacki DeComa, Lora Wolford, Leslie Wolford, Karen Ready, Katie Agondo, Debbie Geurin, Christina Fabian, Gina Hernandez. FRONT ROW-Linda Ballet, )ean Danielson, Karen Biggs, Jenifer Jones, Julie Love, Kelly Higuera. NOT SHOWN: Michelle Crawford, JoAnne Ordics, Jaunita Chairez, Kelly Brog- don, Debbie Parent, Brenda Silva, Kathy Stallard. Kelly Hinuera and Tern Willums hjttlefor the ball anet Zepeda dribbles the ball down the field for a possible point. FRESHMAN CAA-BACK ROW: Nancy Brande, Gemma Dodson, Judy Guillm, Mona Rodriguez, Kathy Cooper, Mary Beno, Lisa Hump- bert. Sherry Lassak, Sue Donald, Cindy Ross, Lisa Williams, Jenifer Lake, Lisa Zaieski, Debbie Otto, Janet Quick, Loni Morley, Barbara Bolty, Rosalie Perez, Mrs. Eseman. MIDDLE ROW-Sandy Gomez, Dawn Sigg, Tina Thurston, Mi ndi Newhouse, KathyGentile, AdreanSkar- let, Tina Elliot, Laura Hanks, JeAnne Record, Jacki Harding, Sue Hibbison, Toni Jackovich, Amy Delida, Debbie Johnson, Toni Tester, Lisa Monson. FRONT ROW-Janet Zepeda, Joyce Takeda, DeLynne Smith, Linda Tornello, Linda Sale, Jena Sanchez, Mindi Corleu, Sue Proper, Diane Delutri, Lori Blank, Cari Hokaboo. 234-Girls ' Sports f K Varsity Puts A All Effort i Together Connie Bean sets up the ball for one of her teammates to spike it. LEFT) Brenda Silva serves the ball for a hopeful point. ABOVE) Sue McCrary gives the ball one of her povi erful bumps. Girls ' Sports-235 Bumps, Sets, and Serves Lead to a Victory! Mary Tomasek gives the ball one of her bumps so that Brenda Silva can set it up for the spike. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: BACK ROW; JoAnne Ondics, Brenda Silva, Kelly Brogdon, Mary Tomasek, Patrice Colliflower bumps the ball while Diane Diane Feenstra. MIDDLE ROW; Patrice Colliflower, Heidi Cable, Sharon Mulherin, Connie Bean. BOT- Feenstra backs her up for the set TOM ROW: Sue McCrary, Cindee Secrist. 236-Girls ' Athletics Sandy Feenstra back sets the ball for the spike. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: BACK ROW: Patty Brenton, Kathy Stallard, Rosemary Bristow, Veronica Vella, Sandy Feenstra. MIDDLE ROW: Gloria Ramil, Monica Anderson, Patty Rodriguez, Carol Chris- ienson, Yvette Schoffstall, Linda McCrary. BOTTOM ROW; Gloria Garcia, Inge Kapp, Cass Caldwell. J. V. Volleyball Wins Two in Tough Season Patty Brenton bumps the ball for the set and spike. Patty Brenton bumps the ball with all her might. Girls ' Athletics-237 •I Leslie Crowell showes great style in returning a forehand hit to her opponent. i j n hn M ' - o ?i I OW-Leslie Crowe!!, Roche!!e Sanders, Kathy Bingham, Andrea Cernicky, Me- hnda McGrew, Renee Chausee, Norma Duch, Patty Slomski, FRONT ROW-Connie Huseth, Helch league Kris Manning, Kathy Muench, CheriLucienne Captain, Norah Fritz. Caria Mosquera followes through on he forehand stroke. 238-Cirls ' .Athletics Valerie Sena is winding back for one of her best backhand shots. Barbara Vella serves a powerful serve for a good start. Tennis Coaches, Miss Katy Sivers and Miss Tennis Doubles: BACK ROW-Renee Stoltz, Coleen Arent, Melinda Snow, Valerie Sena, Jaunlta Chairez, Bev Doris Pitcher. Finiguerra, Barbara Vella, Terri Williams, Pam Magg, Bernice Cronnenwett, Jeanette Citron, Elaine Gagnon. MIDDLE ROW-Laurie Richardson, Carina Toll, Vicki Payton, Caria Mosquera, Julie Moore, Inge Rom- swinkle, Donna Mullenix, Kelly Dawson, Cathy Boivin, Julie Blacha, Lisa Espinoza. FRONT ROW- Karen Fransis, Julie Severin, Karen Kirihara, Linda Macera, Nancy Cox, Jaunita Sanchez, Michelle Crawford. Girls ' Athletics-239 Varsity Hockey Nearly Makes C.I.F. I I ' 0 ' ' S : «■  ..; Barbara Vella and Debbie Lackey VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: BACK ROW- Mary Tomasek, Debbie Lackey, Valerie Sena, Cece Hernandez, Dian( are ready for one of tlieir team- Salcido, Barbara Vella, Cindy Secrist, Miss Carol Eseman; FRONT ROW- Alican Bootfi, Krys Manning, Anita Mar mates to send the ball their way. tinez, Connie Bean, Cheri Ertel, Catfiy Thompson, Carol Christiansen Barbara Vella dribbles the ball down the field ready to pass it to her teammate Debbie Lackey. 240-Girl5 ' Athletics ■ S|te fc.y Barbara Vella is readv .uid srt tc.r ihe t;,inir id begin. Valerie Sena dribbles the ball down the field while her opponent tries to take it away ilM turn JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY, BACK ROW- Veronica Vella, Patty Rodriguez, Renee Stoltz, Sharon Mulherin, Patty Bretton, Donna Henderson, Jennifer Lake, Patty Slomski, Bev Finiguerra. FRONT ROW- Miss Karen Swemba, Katy Argando, lune Tedisco, Lisa Gohr, Jackie Harding, Sandy Cole, Irene Prieto, Jean Danielson, Julie Severin. .. ' K Jr ... Katy Argando stands and watches the game with enlhusiam. Girls ' Athetics-241 Gymnastics 1975 GIF SS Team Ghampions Diane Lipscomb who came in 5th on the Balance beam demonstrates tremondous poi ' and stability. Shelly Phillips exercises a pose on the floor after many hours of practice. 242-Gir!s ' Athletics JR. VARSITY-THIRD ROW- Stetani Ching, Donna Kaich, Patty Birkheimer, Tisha Huntley, Shirleen Gout, Craol Draguesku, Tammy Yates, Kelly McBee. VARSITY-SECOND ROW- E. Holey, Leslie Compton, Lori Compton, Janet Tomsha, Roberta Phillips, Joanne Draguesku, Donna Harris, Caria Obert, Cathy McClure, Rosanna Panella-JV coach. FIRST ROW- Pam Salka, Lori Huseth, Anna Avelino, Shelly Phillips, Diane Lips comb, Mary Ann Draguesku, Kelly Mclntyre, Renee Barbercheck. NOT SHOWN- Nadine Gagnon, Jeannette Phillips, Patrice Shortsleeves, Brenda Thompson. X Mary Ann Draguesku on Floor Exercise 1975 CIF SS Med.il Winners- Roberta Phillips- 3rd, Vaulting, Mary Ann Drag- uesku- 5th Floor exercise, Diane Lipscomb- 5th, Balance beam. Donna Harris- 1st Uneven bars, and 2nd All round. Girls ' Athletics-243 They begin to tire after a hard day of practice Mrs. Baker awaits at the finish the line. Track Keeps on Movin Anita Rivera keeps her knees up during practice. 244-Girls ' Athletics Patty Brenton and Lisa Zaieski still go strong after an hour of practice. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: BACK ROW- Rae Sowinski, Melinda Solender, Katfiy Carey, Verna Seal, Cass Coldwell, Linda La Fond; ROW 3- Assistant Coach - Mr. Baker, Anita Rivera, Kim Adams, Arlise Emerson, Melinda McGrew, Lisa Zaieski, Marueen Coughlin, Kim Mohney, Coach - Mrs. Baker; ROW 2- Debbie Wheelock, Patty Brenton, Jean Danielson, Helga Kraus, Gemma Dodson, Linda Sale, Caroline Hawkins, Lynn Adams; FRONT ROW- Marion Moore, Manager, Janet Loken, Eileen Agor, Cheryl Carter, Kitty Keing, Karen Ingot. NOT SHOWN- Monica Anderson, Marilu Bueker, Karen Goldstein, Denise Holzneger, Anita Martinez, Sue McCrary, Teri Mumy, Karyn Oyama, Laurie Richardson, Debbie Sanders, Leslie Wolford, Chris Navarro. Arlise Emerson who is the top runner reaches for the finish. Girls ' Athletics-245 o Mary Tomasak jumps for the ball at the beginning of the game. VARSITY BASKETBALL- BACK ROW- Mrs. Woodington, Laurie Lang, Mary Tomasak, Joann Ondics Diaria Bouer, Rachel Sanders. FRONT ROW- Sue Licari, Sherry Ertel, Connie Bean, Cece Hernandez ' Cmdi Seacrest, Corina Beck, NOT SHOWN- Carol Christensen. . - .. I H Varsity Reaches for Goals 1 s Joann Ondics gets ready to shoot at the free throw line. 246-Giris ' Athletics Patty Rodriguez and Veronica Vella line up to try and rebound the ball Junior Varsity Follows in Varsity ' s Steps ft m fi tty Rodriguez dribbles the ball down the court hopin; a basket. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Girls ' Athletics-247 Practice makes perfect, as Westminster girl swimmers energetically go through another days workout Swimming and Diving Reach for a Victory , ' -wt Freshman Jennifer Lake takes five during a practice session as she uses the paddle board. 248-Girls ' Athletics Swimming and Diving Glide Through the Season Jackie Decoma turns as she is ready to start her practice. SWIMMING AND DIVING: BACK ROW- Dawn Shallah, Carolyn Haley, Vicky Richardson, Donna Henderson, Coleen Aient, Tangy Van Alst, Linda Kapp, Lori Rice, Patty NcShane, Staria Ore, Johnna Eastburn. MIDDLE ROW- Terry Miller, Debbie Otto, Lisa Frieburger, Kim Decoma, Sherry Silverman, Donna Davis, Keli Rich, Katy Agondo, Cathy Cye, Lugene Rose, Gloria Roth, Janet Kolar. FRONT ROW- Mary Pierce, Connie Huseth, Sharon Wallace, Jackie DeComa, Mandy New- house, Sue Van Haverbeck, Jenny Lake. Lori Rice does her backdive off the board during practice. Girls ' Athletics-249 BADMINTON TEAM: FRONT ROW- Leigh Murry, Debbie Stoll, LorrI Capelouto, Sharon Rosen, Angle McFarlane, SECOND ROW- Yolando Gagllo, Becky Brummett, |ulle Johnson, Pam Horton, Mary Cehr, Kathy Wagoner, Ms. Swenson; THIRD ROW- Kathy Kato, Dellnda Otto, Maria Slegel, lean Amrhelm, Gloria Garcia, Tina SolcJano, Kim Dixon, Denlce Haney; BACK ROW- Michelle Bayless, TerrI McLean, Lorl Penn, Chris Flavio, Rosle Lowther, Marci Stuckey, Joann Haberman, Yolanda Martinez. THOSE NOT IN ATTENDANCE- Marilyn Jacobson, Mellnda Snow, Cherry Flores, Ruth Bristow, Norma Duch, RonI Villarreal, Pam Maag, Karen Shelton. Terry Williams demonstrates an overhead clear. 250 Badminton Demonstrates [ Quick Action . Gloria Garcia and Rosie Lowther demonstrate the ready position for doubles. 251 Coaches Coach Teams to Their Best Miss Carol Eseman gives the Varsity Field Hockey team a pep talk before the TOP ROW: Penny Smith, Deb- bie Woodington, Sherry Bale, Barbara Baker, Carol Eseman BOTTOM ROW: Yolanda Swen- so n, Elizabeth Holey, Doris Pitcher, Karen Swemba. : 252-Cirls ' Athletics G.A.A. Board; BACK ROW-Veronica Vella-Publicity, Norah Fritz-Badminton Manager, Jackie DeComa-Swim Manager, Cheri Ertel-Vice-President, Carla Obert-Gymnastics Manager, Kathy Stallard-ICC Representative. SECOND ROW-Cathy Whetro-Basketball Manager, Jennifer Lake-Freshman Rep- resentative, Barbara Vella-President, Bev Finiguerra-Publicity, Robi Metzler-Seargent of Arms. FIRST ROW-Donna Mul- lenix-Tennis Manager, Debbie Lackey-Treasurer, Cathy Thompson-Secretary, Jean Danielson-Trackmanager. NOT SF-IOWN-Dianne Lane-Field Hockey Manager, Lorraine Fry- Volleyball Manager, Lori Penn-Softball Manager. - ' _ L 7 Krcdt skill in field hockey. Girls ' Athletics-253 254-Jocks H ' ' ' ifl k ' m Pg. 255- 1) Dennis Boswell can ' t be stopped, despite the opposing effort. 2) Quarterback, Tim Demase, fires the football before anyone can get to him. 3) Defensive back, Mike Cadwell, ploughs into Edi- son ' s offense. 4) Rob Romine is a little astonished at his own speed in out-running Fountain Valley de- fense. )ocks-255 When the Going Gets 1) 37, Kevin Travis, looks for some open space to sneak by his opponents. 2) Mike Cadwell tries to block an Edison inter- ception. 3) Tim DeMase looks for a open end. 4) Boswell dodges the pile- up and runs for a touchdown. 5) Junior, Duane Cerardi, quickens his pace to out- run his opponent. 6) Travis charges into a Charger tackle. 256-|ocks Tough, the Rough DO Get Going. . . |ocks-257 6-1 Record Made  ' Brar J 1 258-Jocks Lions 1975 Sunset League Champs Pg. 258- 2) Our football players celebrate on the field after winning their first C.I.F. game against Santa Monica. 3) 88 Duane Gerardi attempts to bring down a Loara Saxon. Pg. 259- 1) 1 Tim Demase passes to a wide receiver on the 30 yard line who will try to go in for 6 points. 2) 77 Mark Case discusses with fullback 42 Dennis Bos- well about some different football plays. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW- Steve Williams, Kevin Travis, Bart Sullivan, Ned Nez, Jess Toledo, Mike Sodders, Gary Grady, Mike Richardson, Robert Archer, William Rogers, Kurt McGarry. SECOND ROW- unidentified, Jeff Martin, David FHernandez, Ricky Shanks, Clint Burdg, Arnold Villarreal, Angel Chavez, )ohn Gill, Mike Anguish, Mike Bainbridge, Al Serna, Dennis Blazer, Don Washburn, Richard Smith, Jim Davis (ass ' t manager). THIRD ROW- Jack Keating, Bob Williams, William Webb, Tim DeMase, David Fiorella, Mark Gaou- ette, Carl Wolford, Robert McCaslin, Charles Wallace, Duane Richardson, Richard FHall, Mark Borgenson, Gerald Newkirk, Chris Burnell, Andy Arnold. FOURTH ROW- David Dominguez, Duane Hansen, Danny Garcia, Mike Arent, Rick Pumphrey, Rob Romine, Dennis Hickox, Dennis Boswell, Doug Boswell, Terry Lair- son, Floyd Kayler, Adolfo Castillo, Mike Cadwell, Tim Arguello. TOP ROW- Tim McCandless, Brad Merrit, Duane Gerardi, Mike Arguello, Mike Fry, Mark Whitaker, Shawn Trost, Mark Case, Mike Potter, Jim Johnson, Jim Sanders, Richard Hanley, Mike Fresenius, Curt Mitchell. Jocks-259 All the Way to GIF, Stopped VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD WESTMINSTER 14 ANAHEIM 13 WESTMINSTER 14 LAKEWOOD WESTMINSTER 13 MARINA WESTMINSTER 28 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 26 WESTMINSTER 20 LOARA 7 WESTMINSTER 35 WESTERN 2 WESTMINSTER 11 EDISON 20 WESTMINSTER 20 LOS ALAMITOS 8 WESTMINSTER 20 NEWPORT 7 CLE. LEAGUE RECORD WESTMINSTER 18 SANTA MONICA WESTMINSTER 14 SOUTH HILLS 18 SUNSET LEAGUE STANDING - WESTMINSTER 1st PLACE J.V. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD WESTMINSTER 16 ANAHEIM 6 WESTMINSTER 6 LAKEWOOD 6 WESTMINSTER 16 LOARA 18 WESTMINSTER 8 WESTERN 7 WESTMINSTER 28 EDISON 7 WESTMINSTER 22 NEWPORT 260-Jocks by South Hills; and Out Again . . . Pg. 260-1) Rob Romine tackles opponent from behind. 2) Will you have to operate? exclaims Romine after some daring moves on the field. Pg. 261- 1) Dennis Boswell looks on from the side- lines. 2) Kevin Travis, 37, rushes into the endzone for six pomts. 3) Mike Fry, ( 67, arrives a little late to aid Doug Boswell as he gets tackled. 4) David Do- minguez holds the ball as place kicker, Terry Lairson, 27, attempts a P. AT, Jocks-261 Sophomore Football Team - on the Go! if i r f% f . ' jk% ' ;- s ' «« 1) SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW- Coach Marquez, Coach Bowman, Jeff Dodd Rod Castreale, Tim Hays, Phil Lotzgosell, Dan Duclos, Bob Togondon, John Medmo, John Martuzewski, Clyde Gamboa, Jerry Clark, Jamie Dominguez, Tim Monahan, Rick Thomason, Coach Isom, Coach Love SECOND ROW- unknown, Tony Gwartney, Harrison Shelton, Bob Beck, Kevin McFarland, Russ Young, Armano Cuiterez, Bill Johns, Ken Lackey, Dave Anderson, John Delutri, Dave Pople, Randy Rentzel, Lome Grothe Joe Jones, Hilary Toves, Tom Puebia, Mark Woodhouse, Dave Arganda, Randy Curulle, Jim Burkhart ' THIRD ROW- Jack Bailey, Chris Shipley, Roy Peach, John Bell, Scott Cantino, Steve Bird Ron Mayvany Steve Watkins, Ron Maciel, Bill Bane, John Begm, Jeff Stancil, Rick Downey, Angelo Lopez, unknown Mike Pickett, Ga ry Schultz, Danny Pais, Ron Pais, Sam Tricoli. TOP ROW- Jeff Kibler, Tom Bradley, Mitch Siemens, Sean Williamson, John Rogers, Lance Osborn, Alan Gordon, Dave Jacinto, Larry Stricklen, Lou Afefiea, Ron Stewart, Terie Gaylord, Mark Richards, Barry LaRue, Greg Coffeit, Rick Holiday, John Trask, Lake Johnson, Keith Lazarow, Alan Jazchel. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SEASON | RECORD WESTMINSTER 27 ANAHEIM 6 WESTMINSTER 18 LAKEWOOD 21 WESTMINSTER 15 MARINA 21 WESTMINSTER 8 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 14 WESTMINSTER 30 LOARA 12 WESTMINSTER 31 WESTERN WESTMINSTER 7 EDISON WESTMINSTER 6 NEWPORT 28 WESTMINSTER 6 LOS ALAMITOS MMiH Pg. 262- 2) Ron Crouch, 10, prepares for a throw. 3) 44, Lake Johnson, holds back opponents while quarterback, 32, Jeff Stancil looks for a break. Pg. 263- 1) The Sophomore team runs to defend their goal after the kick- off. 2) Sophomore Clyde Gamboa, catches the kick-off. Jocks-263 Freshman Teams Display ' - -4 « FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW- Coach Kurrle, Coach Mayerelt, Shawn Skjonsby, Dan Abbott, Ralph Maciel, Rene Swank, Jack Wendlandt, Larry Parker, Mike Vierra, Charles Castillo, Kevin Blazer, Joe Mont- gomery, Devin Passalacqua. MIDDLE ROW- Mark Gerardi, Dan Webb, John Franson, Troy Naylor, David Meade, Darrin Castellano, Alan Byrne, Steve Mendoza, Eddie Remele, Brian Sakae. TOP ROW- )ody Cryder, Jim Riggins, Randy Collins, Fred Betz, Gary Sherer, Mike Cooper, Jeff Clark, Alex Cerke, Randy Upmeyer, Santos Vargas, David Trujillo, Richard Romine. Courage, Spirit, and Red Pride , I : J ' - f 4! f I i i f, J.:- FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD WESTMINSTER SANTA ANA VALLEY 6 WESTMINSTER 12 MATER DEI WESTMINSTER MARINA 27 WESTMINSTER FOUNTAIN VALLEY 28 WESTMINSTER 6 NEWPORT WESTMINSTER EDISON 30 WESTMINSTER 19 NEWPORT WESTMINSTER 19 HAWTHORNE 7 INTERDISTRICT FROSH SEASON | RECORD WESTMINSTER 6 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 24 WESTMINSTER 6 EDISON 18 WESTMINSTER 19 MARINA 6 WESTMINSTER 8 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 20 WESTMINSTER 18 EDISON 24 WESTMINSTER 24 MARINA 12 WESTMINSTER 16 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 21 WESTMINSTER 18 EDISON 14 WESTMINSTER 26 MARINA 12 FROSH INTERDISTRICT FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW- Coach Kirk Harris, Scott Reeves, James McFarlin, Art Torino, John Gonzales, Mark Robitaille, John Fiorella, Richard Hutt, Matt Ronayne, Alex limmy Gust II, Bill Fromdahl, Dan Norkunas, Ruben Membrilla, Coach Bob Bell. MIDDLE ROW- Coach Jim Boeke, Don Lujan, Mike Torres, Craig Dulin, Greg Tomlin, Allen TenEyck, Ray Fadden, Paul Stephens, Kirk Miner, Greg Gordon, Dave Jauregui, Wendell Anderson, Rick Voss, Glen Smith. TOP ROW- Dave Benevente, Jay Martin, Scott McCrary, Mike Flores, Gerald Powers, Al Brisendine, Andy Hunn, Jim Aranities, Cliff Fincher, John Reynolds, Tom Hanson, Bob Cochran, Mike Johnston. Pg. 264-1) As the ball is snapped, the Frosh football team runs to defend their goal. 2) Wendel An- derson 23 avoids being tackeled by his opponent. 3) Freshman, Andy Hunn runs to a position on the field, to substitute for an injured team member. Jocks-265 VARSITY WATER POLO LEAGUE RECORD WESTMINSTER 5 MARINA 4 WESTMINSTER 3 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 14 WESTMINSTER n HUNTINGTON BCH. 10 WESTMINSTER 18 LOARA 4 WESTMINSTER 5 GARDEN GROVE 10 WESTMINSTER 15 WESTERN S WESTMINSTER 7 LAGUNA 8 WESTMINSTER 6 L.B. POLY 10 WESTMINSTER 8 EDISON 7 WESTMINSTER 7 NEWPORT 26 WESTMINSTER 7 LOS ALAMITOS 10 -.. X •4 .- r 4 . 266-]ocks VARSITY WATER POLO TEAM; ERONT ROW- Greg Ereeze, Ron WIckham, Mike Kingsbury, Bill Carter. SECOND ROW- Zane Good- son, Mike Miller, Dave Harris, Darin Eastburn. TOP ROW- Jim Jewell, Steve Woesner, Bob Gellman, Dann Nuegebauer, Coach Stoll, Y) Pg. 266- 1) Darin Eastburn heaves it! 2) Mike Miller looks around for someone to pass to. 3) Dann Neugebauer edges his way toward the ball, with opponent on his heels. 4) Ron Wickham races his opponent for the ball. 5) Ron Wickham out-smarts his opponent by throwing the ball at an impossible blocking angle. Pg. 267- 1) Dann Neugebauer shoots for a goal before the 45 second ball posession period runs out. 2) After receiving a pass from Carter, Steve Woesner looks to see if a possible goal attempt is in sight. w ji ' ::b-„- 4j(i; ' .-4bIp ' Jocks-267 Varsity League Record 4-3 JUNIOR VARSITY WATER POLO TEAM: FRONT ROW- Byron Mousmoules, Chris Wertz, Matt Fukashima SECOND ROW- Steve Meade, John Decker, )eff Lake. TOP ROW- Scott Minami, Mike Bennett, Arthur Ince, Coach Stoll. § f tT- ' if ' J.V. Season Record 7-4 J.V. WATER POLO LEAGUE RECORD 1 WESTMINSTER 12 MARINA 4 WESTMINSTER 1 JORDAN WESTMINSTER 7 FOUNTAIN 10 VALLEY WESTMINSTER 1 HUNTINGTON BCH. WESTMINSTER 1 LOARA WESTMINSTER 17 LACUNA 2 WESTMINSTER 5 L.B. POLY 6 WESTMINSTER 1 NEWPORT 19 WESTMINSTER 8 EDISON 3 WESTMINSTER 8 LOS ALAMITOS 10 WESTMINSTER 1 WESTERN t X ' ' ■ % ,. « s- - W ' V ' iS Pg. 268- 1) Dann Neugebauer is fouled upon as he reaches for the ball. 2) After blocking a goal, goalie Zane Coodson throws the ball out to a waiting player. Pg. 269- 1) Mike Miller attempts to make a goal. Did he make it? 2) Junior Varsity player, Chris Wertz, passes the ball to Steve Meade. 3) Dann Neugebauer peers over op- ponent ' s head to see which team member has the ball. 4) Zane Goodson recovers the ball after an attempted goal by opponent. Jocks-269 1) SOPH FROSH WATER POLO TEAM: FRONT ROW-Jim Burke, Geoff Narey, Russell Mancmi Tim Labbe, Kyle Kurata, Robbie Maier. SECOND ROW-Cliff Crozier, Noel fewell, Ron Lowe, Roland IVli- yada, Sean McShane, Leonard Pompenn. THIRD ROW-Kirk Minami, Jim Wickham, Richard Hiraga, Kirk Minami, Paul lohndrow, TOP ROW-Chip Ore, Ron Upmeyer, )im McShane, Roger Bacon Dale Wendt. 270-jocks -Td % ' m f r.. ii SOPH FROSH WATER POLO LEAGUE | RECORD WESTMINSTER 6 MARINA WESTMINSTER 8 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 6 WESTMINSTER 4 HUNTINGTON BCH. 8 WESTMINSTER 7 LOARA 5 WESTMINSTER 8 GARDEN GROVE 1 WESTMINSTER 8 WESTERN 2 WESTMINSTER 3 LACUNA 9 WESTMINSTER LB. POLY 3 WESTMINSTER 2 EDISON 6 WESTMINSTER 1 NEWPORT 5 WESTMINSTER 8 LOS ALAMITOS 5 i 0 fiWf Pg. 270- 2) Soph Frosh team lines up to wait for the start of the second quarter. Pg. 271- 1) Chip Ore has his hand up to block his opponent ' s throw. 2) Jim Wickham lunges the ball past his opponent to the hands of a waiting team-mate. 3) Goalie, Ron Upmeyer, watches his opponents ' every move, ready to defend the goal at a seconds glance. Jocks-271 272-Jocks VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT ROW- Larry Perez, Richard Horn, John Turner, Rodney Cline, Genaro Vargas. TOP ROW- Chris Bueker, Chris Herr, Steve Loken, Robert Summers, Harold Brackett, Tom Burke. VARSITY SEASON RECORD (Low score wins) WESTMINSTER 47 EDISON 16 WESTMINSTER 15 NEWPORT HARBOR 45 WESTMINSTER 19 LOS ALAMITOS 38 WESTMINSTER 41 MARINA 18 WESTMINSTER 26 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 31 WESTMINSTER 25 LOARA 38 WESTMINSTER 25 WESTERN 34 SUNSET LEAGUE STANDING- WESTMINSTER 3rd. J.v SEASON RECORD (Low score wins) WESTMINSTER 43 EDISON 20 WESTMINSTER 15 NEWPORT HARBOR 47 WESTMINSTER 20 LOS ALAMITOS 39 WESTMINSTER 28 MARINA 29 WESTMINSTER 47 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 22 WESTMINSTER 15 LOARA 50 WESTMINSTER 15 WESTERN 60 SUNSET LEAGUE STANDING- WESTMINSTER 3rd. Pg. 272- 1) Varsity runner, Craig Stay, puts last efforts into completing the two-mile run. 2) Lions give the Vikings a powerful start. 3) Top cross country runner, Steve Loken, leads in compe- tition against Marina Vikings. 4) Runners suit-up and psych-up before their race. 5) Gabe Arroyo, Harold Brackett, and Blaine Cernicky battle for position during their race. Jocks-273 Varsity Season Record: 5-2 Pg. 274- 1) J.V. runners give Western the edge right from the start. 2) Gabe Arroyo pushes for more speed. Pg. 275- 1) J.V. cross country look powerful to start. 2) Coach Hedges, an old friend of Cross Country , times his runners. 3) Brac- ket! gives a dramatic ending to his run. 4) Loken bursts out with a surge of power to complete the race. 5) Don Obert really hustles it. 6) Bill Foersch looks pretty tired but con- tinues on with his pace. 274-Jocks J.V. Season Record: 5-2 Jocks-275 Soph Frosh Champs 1) FROSH SOPH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT ROW- Lee Rincon, Steve Small- wood, Kevin Dalrymple, Joe Griffin, Greg Ramsey, Brian Pierce. MIDDLE ROW- Ron Cloud, Allen Spencer, Scott Clarkson, Howard Taylor. TOP ROW- Bill Stay, George Br kett, Steve McCrary, Brad Pierce, Mike Herzog, Alfred Brackett, Ron June, David Luiz Pg. 276- 2) Brad Pierce poses in a typical posi- tion before he warms up for the Fountain Valley meet. 3) Soph Frosh runner, Troy Ribota, picks up speed as he heads for the finish line ahead of Fountain Valley runner. Pg. 277- 1) George and Alfred Brackett lead the pack at the start of the race. 2) June tears out to lead Fountain Valley runners. 3) Showing pain, Ron June, keeps running to maintain position 4) Fountain Valley takes the lead at the start of ihe varsity race. FROSH SOPH SEASON RECORD (Low score wins) WESTMINSTER 15 EDISON 44 WESTMINSTER 15 NEWPORT HARBOR 41 WESTMINSTER 15 LOS ALAMITOS 50 WESTMINSTER 75 MARINA .39 WESTMINSTER 18 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 46 WESTMINSTER 15 LOARA 50 WESTMINSTER 15 WESTERN 50 SUNSET LEAGUE STANDING- WESTMINSTER 1st Set National Record VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD WESTMINSTER 58 MARINA 80 WESTMINSTER 31 FOUNTAIN VLY 31 WESTMINSTER 52 LOARA 67 WESTMINSTER 59 WESTERN 52 WESTMINSTER 69 EDISON 71 WESTMINSTER 36 NEWPORT 49 WESTMINSTER 53 LOS ALAMITOS 50 WESTMINSTER 38 FOUNTAIN VLY 39 WESTMINSTER 43 MARINA 61 WESTMINSTER 53 WESTERN 49 WESTMINSTER 55 LOARA 57 WESTMINSTER 64 NEWPORT 51 WESTMINSTER 42 EDISON 53 P. 278- 1) Mike Sodders shoots for two. 2) Tim Page looks perplexed as a Griffin player tries to block his shot. 3) Out ' a my way, thinks Tony Compton as he manue- vers among Western players. P. 279- 2) Tony Compton quickly prepares to shoot before the second quarter ends. Brian Rodgers ' springs ' above Western player to shoot. . _ «I 278-Jocks Jocks-279 Sodders, Rodgers, and Page led LionsI 280-jocks Throughout Season r A  • p. 280- 1) Dennis Boswell quickly shoots for two. 2) Page lays it up and in. 3) Brian Rodgers peers around Western player, looking for an open- ing. 4) Mike Sodders completes a suc- cessful pass to Compton, despite Westerns efforts. P. 281-1) Rogers grasps a completed tfirow from a teamate. 2) Compton jumps above all others In hope for a basket. 3) Al Seguin carefully aims for a basket. 4) Western player gets the edge on Tim Page. Jocks-281 J. V. Season-Not Too Hot .. . in r Pol lit UJe 282-Jocks Sophomores, 6-8 — Not Bad . . . J.V. BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD | WESTMINSTER 46 MARINA 56 WESTMINSTER 31 FOUNTAIN VLY 45 WESTMINSTER 55 LOARA 71 WESTMINSTER 56 WESTERN 54 WESTMINSTER 52 EDISON 58 WESTMINSTER 61 NEWPORT 74 WESTMINSTER 65 LOS ALAMITO S 55 WESTMINSTER 48 FOUNTAIN VLY 83 WESTMINSTER 48 MARINA 61 WESTMINSTER 65 WESTERN 71 WESTMINSTER 71 LOARA 89 WESTMINSTER 54 NEWPORT 65 WESTMINSTER 78 EDISON 39 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BACK ROW- Kary Elder, Dave Wolfe, Rex Reid, Bart Sullivan, Lance Crindle. FRONT ROW- Derik Kari- moto, Mike Kirihara, Coach Sietzinger, David Do- minguez, Ray Foster. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SEASON | RECORD WESTMINSTER 66 MARINA 64 WESTMINSTER 30 FOUNTAIN VLY 60 WESTMINSTER 55 LOARA 45 WESTMINSTER 56 WESTERN 43 WESTMINSTER 47 EDISON 52 WESTMINSTER 47 NEWPORT 46 WESTMINSTER 63 LOS ALAMITOS 63 WESTMINSTER 60 FOUNTAIN VLY 61 WESTMINSTER 76 MARINA 11 WESTMINSTER 43 WESTERN 65 WESTMINSTER 48 LOARA 61 WESTMINSTER 48 NEWPORT 80 WESTMINSTER 54 EDISON 51 WESTMINSTER 11 LOS ALAMITOS 73 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM: BACK ROW- Art Moreno, Bob Zeller, Jeff Puckett, Mitch Sie- mens, Keith Lazarro, Andy Bealer, Ron Crouch. FRONT ROW- Mark Jorgenson, David Pople, Coach Harris, Phil Orgill, Chris Blum. P. 282- 1) Rex Reid and Derik Karimoto wait for the outcome of tlit- jump-ball. 2) David Dominguez dribbles down court. 3) Dominguez shoots a penalty free-throw. 4) Ray Foster concentrates on a basket. 5) Fountain Valley Baron Player, attempts to block a shot by Ray Foster. Jocks-283 We Were a Tough Half-Court Basketball Team ' ; . M BASKETBALL TEAM B: FRONT ROW- Ken Kosai, Mark Johnston, Larry Grance, Coach Brose, Brian Sakae, Wendell Anderson, Dave Bryson. TOP ROW- Tom Hanson, John Franson, Cliff Fincher, Chuck Parado, Santos Vargas, Bob Cochran, Alfred Brakett. 1) Ralph Maciel attempts to retrieve the ball as it slipped away when two opponents collided. Pg. 285- 1) Ed Fossum tips the ball to a Lion as they start off the game against Loara. WESTMINSTER 34 LA QUINTA 29 WESTMINSTER 30 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 4S WESTMINSTER 38 LA QUINTA 26 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER 28 MARINA 31 WESTMINSTER 18 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 37 WESTMINSTER 28 IRVINE 35 WESTMINSTER 38 EDISON 41 WESTMINSTER 37 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 70 WESTMINSTER 35 MARINA 44 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER 46 IRVINE 43 WESTMINSTER 2 LA QUINTA WESTMINSTER 39 EDISON 44 5 tL 284-Jocks They Did More Than Was Expected of Them Time Time Again BASKETBALL TEAM A: FRONT ROW- Bob Mad- sen, Steve Takenaga, Coach Diffie, Mike McWil- liams, Larry Parker. TOP ROW- Dave Walker, Fred Betz, )ay Schildmeyer, Kai Foster, Ed Fossum, Jay Martin, Ralph Maciel. WESTMINSTER 58 MARINA 48 WESTMINSTER 46 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 24 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER 26 17 42 53 LOARA WESTERN EDISON NEWPORT 67 51 40 32 WESTMINSTER 44 LOS ALAMITOS 60 WESTMINSTER 56 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 34 WESTMINSTER 66 MARINA 33 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER 22 44 58 55 WESTERN LOARA NEWPORT EDISON 62 45 41 40 WESTMINSTER 37 LOS ALAMITOS 61 Jocks-285 286-Jocks 286 1) Coaches Cossarek and Myerette pay close attention to their wrestlers during the meet. 2 ) 136 pound Junior, Scott Smick uses strategy in order to hold his opponent down to the mat. 3) As his opponent struggles to get up, Dave Smith 123 pounds, manages to keep him pinned down. Pg. 281 4) Mike Cadwell, 157 pounds, puts the pressure on his opponent as he struggles to get free 5) Sopn- omore Ferdinand Luna uses his arm muscles to reverse positions with his opponent. Jocks-287 Sunset League Champs Once Again VARSITY SEASON RECORD (High Score Wins) WESTMINSTER 25 MARINA 23 WESTMINSTER 20 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 33 WESTMINSTER 29 LOARA 12 WESTMINSTER 58 WESTERN 25 WESTMINSTER 36 EDISON 9 WESTMINSTER 48 NEWPORT 12 WESTMINSTER 49 LOS AL 6 Pg. 288 2) Junior Joe Mack 194 lbs. is determined to pin his opponent down. Pg. 289 2) Ernie Chavez, 98 lbs. takes his advantage of his opponent who is trying to reverse his position. :.? 1R - 288-Jocks 1 fi 0 w ) lUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: (FRONT ROW) G.Chavez, T.R.Dermott, D.Smith, R.Cadwell, R. Castroreale, M.Hopkins. (BACK ROW) Coach Cossarek, S.Jones, D.Cargill, C.Wallace, |. Gill, D.Jacinto, J. Mack, Coach Meyerette. VARSITY TEAM: FRONT ROW-E. Chavez, B. Brink- man, F.Luna, A.Arguirre, S. Bishop, S.Smick, R. Camire. BACK ROW-Coach Cossarek, B. Filers, D. Boswell, M.Fresenius, M.Pickett, J. Camire, Coach Meverette. JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORD (High Score Wins) WESTMINSTER 57 MARINA 6 WESTMINSTER 22 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 26 WESTMINSTER 44 LOARA 16 WESTMINSTER 53 WESTERN 6 WESTMINSTER 38 EDISON 26 WESTMINSTER 35 NEWPORT 24 WESTMINSTER 72 LOS AL 2 locks-289 S F B Team Was Ready for Action SOPH FROSH B TEAM: FRONT ROW-D. White, D. Blood, unknown, K.Mack, J.Clark, J.Smith. MIDDLE ROW-c ' Johnson, D.McCandless, M.Dearen, P.Stephans, G. Mo- rones, R.Butts, D.Duclos, J.Segars, G.Jones, D.Benavente, S.Skjonsby, C.Gamboa, R.Camire, K.Goldstein M Roba- taille. TOP ROW-B.Haukebo, P.Cargill, P.Peterson, D. Fresenius, R.Cadwell, M.Sotolongo, A.Cartagena, K. Blankshain, J.Dominguez, R.Lord, G.Stewart, J. Gonzales, D.Williams, R.Worl, R.Membrila, Coach Atterbury. ©1 290-Jocks S F A Team ' Outstanding Wrestlers . SOPH FROSH A SEASON RECORD (High Score Wins) WESTMINSTER 26 WESTMINSTER 24 WESTMINSTER 28 WESTMINSTER 51 WESTMINSTER 41 WESTMINSTER 44 MARINA 20 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 24 LOARA 24 WESTERN 6 EDISON 12 NEWPORT 11 SOPH FROSH A TEAM: FRONT ROW-T.De)ohn, |.Lara, D.Thomason, J. Brock, ), Clark, R.Morrales. BACK ROW- Coach Atterbury, G.Shultz, D.Patwell, D.Abbott, S.Dins- more, S.McCarry. Pg. 290 2) 130 lb. Scott McCarry thinks of his next move as his opponent tries to tackle him. 3) Wrestler Randy Butts prepares to knock his opponent off balance. Pg. 291 2) Dennis Cargill, 148 lbs. attempts to change his position. Jocks-291 W.Afci 292-Jocks 1) VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: BACK ROW- Dan Burg (Ass ' t Coach), Paul Christo- pher (Trainer), Bay Bryan, Adolfo Castillo, Chris Burnell, Don Blaha, Doug Piper, Mark Borgenson, Mike Hanxladen, Randy West, Dane Segifus (Ass ' t Coach), Coach Sarfarez. FRONT ROW- Sam Tricoli, Blaine Cernicky, Charlie Verlinden, Randy Rentzel, Randy Dupree, Dan Calvin, Rusty Mee, Xavior Bravo. ? f VARSITY SOCCER SEASON RECORD WESTMINSTER 2 MARINA 1 WESTMINSTER FOUNTAIN VLY 2 WESTMINSTER SANTA ANA 1 WESTMINSTER EDISON 3 WESTMINSTER WESTERN 2 WESTMINSTER NEWPORT 5 WESTMINSTER MARINA WESTMINSTER FOUNTAIN VLY 4 WESTMINSTER SANTA ANA 5 WESTMINSTER EDISON 4 WESTMINSTER WESTERN 2 WESTMINSTER NEWPORT 2 P. 292- 2) Charlie Verlinden cleanly kicks the ball to an awaiting teammate. 3) Adolfo Castillo captures the ball from an oppo- nent. Randy Rentzel follows closely behind. P. 293- 1) Dou Pip- er quickly strides to veer the ball away from his opponents. 2) Dan Calvin ... on the move 3) C ' mon you guys . . . there ' s still a chance we can win this one if you really try . . . ' thinks Coach Sarfarez from the sidelines. Jocks-293 Soccer Teams Put Their All JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: BACK ROW- Coach Sarfarez, Charles Castillo, Charles Garcia, Jack Clark, Ryan Blllngsley, Herman Torna, Fred Mar- tinez, Dan Keys, Glen Von Wieland, Coach Segifus. FRONT ROW- Vic Mack, Caret Sato, Ned Nez, Steve Purpo, Darren Castillano, Mark Harding, Mike Bozarth, Frank Dodus, Allen Byrn. 294-jocks Into a Successful Season w-wirfn-. .- SOPH FROSH SOCCER TEAM: BACK ROW- Coach Sarfarez, Herb Kelly, Chris Vellandi, )ohn Lay, Mike Nelson, Art Reyes, Rich Higara, Steve WInkie, Tony Nunez, Dave Luiz, Dan Burg (Ass ' t Coach). FRONT ROW- Bill Stay, Charles Baxter, John Garber, Joe Purcell, Rick Romine, Steve McCrary, Jim Clark, Eci Villa, Charlie Crompvoet, P. 294- 2) Where did it go? It was here just a minute ago ... 3) J.V. player, Vic Mac, con- fronts the ball the hard way. P. 295- 2) ' Go ahead and get it, ' exclaims an exhausted Jack Clark, as Vic Mac eagerly persues the ball. ]ocks-295 PAGE 296 1) Senior Bob Harris exhibits one of his favorite moves on the horizontal bar. 2) Greg Byrnes, Bruce Mc- Gregor and Glen Takenaga display some of their many talents. 3) Varsity gymnast Bruce McGregor points his toes as he comes out of a backward summersault. PAGE 297 1) Senior Ed Villa kicks up high as he completes a scissor in his pom- mel horse routine. 2) The Lion gymnasts manage to spare a FEW minutes from their busy schedule to construct a pyra- mid. 3) Gymnasts Greg Byrnes and Glen Takenaga put two and two together to form a Westminster W 29b-: ocks Jocks-297 Rick DeLuca 1975-76 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sophomore Invitational Champion 74 San Gabriel Invitational Champion 75-76 Lakewood Invitational Champion 75-76 Westminster Invitational Champion 75-76 Watts Summer Games Champion 75 CIF Championship Team Member 75 CIF Champion 75-76 Undefeated in Rings 76 CIF Record Holder in Rings 9.4 League Champion in Rings and Parallel Bars 75-76 Team Captain 76 High School All American 76 298-]ocks CIF Gymnastics Champion H ql ■ P I ■ i m :-  x PAGE 298 1) Gymnastic workouts for High School All American Rick DeLuca require a lot of time and hard work during the summer and throughout the year. 2) Silhouette of a CIF CHAMPION . 3) Calm and Cool is the expres- sion that Rick possesses as he executes a perfect I Cross on the Still Rings. PAGE 299 1) Tension mounts as Rick comes off the rings in a tucked position. 2) The Captain of the Team demonstrates his strength by performing an Iron Cross. 3) Varsity gymnast Bruce McGregor congratulates Rick after he re- ceived a 9.4 and a new school record on the rings. Jocks-299 League Champs for 10 Years ro C E a c o ■X. -Ur VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM: FRONT ROW- Mike Yasumatsu, Art Maratas, Mike Padilla, Jerry Toledo, Oreo Gomez, Bob Togonan, Joe Alfonso, Norm St. Jean, Charlie Castillo. TOP ROW- Greg Byrnes, Bruce McGregor, Rick DeLuca, Steve Manes, Ed Villa, Don Solo, Gil Wyatt, Bob Harris, John Hypock, Creig Smith. NOT PICTURED Glen Takenaga. PAGE 300 2) Lion gymnasts monkeying around during practice. LEFT TO RIGHT- John DiLauro, Glen Takenaga, Bob Togo- nan, Bruce McGregor, Bob Harris, Rick Skinny Legs DeLuca, Mike Padilla, Greg Byrnes, Tom Gentile. PAGE 301 2) Varsity gymnast Gil Wyatt performs his routine on the pommel horse with precision. 3) Coach Crawford looks on as one of his gymnasts attempts a straight arm extension in his floor exercise. 300-Jocks ■m. 1 1 1 JUNIOR VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM: FRONT ROW- Ed Mee, Tom Gentile, Cory Shores, Ron Willis, Jack Pleyte, Norm Husby, Dan Long, Mike King, Chuck Willis, Rick Koosa, John DILauro, Dale Johnson. MIDDLE ROW- Jeff Travis, Tony Abalone, Ray Harris, Ron Higo, Jim Gagon, Mike Dunham, Ed Gout, Chris Bouressa, Steve Take- naga, Russ Tamura, Daven Passalacqua, Gary Hunt. TOP ROW- John Martuzsewski, Eric Gohr, Vic Esquivel, Mark Walsh, Paulo Sena, Bob Lewis, Peter Roberts. Jocks-301 Underclassmen Helped to VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM: BACK ROW- Chip Ore, Mike Miller, Bill Carter, Bob Cellman, Steve Woesner, Craig Rich, Steve Meade, Darrin Eastburn, Scott Minami. FRONT ROW- Robbie Maier, Chris Wertz, Jeff Lake, Matt Fukashima, Byron Mousemoules, Geoff Narey, Craig Harrington. SOPH FROSH SWIMMING TEAM; BACK ROW- Don Lasswell, Jim McShane, Rick Allen, Eric Jenkins, Roger Bacon, Dave Dunham, Ron Up- meyer, Noel Jewell, Steve Weeks. FRONT ROW- Jude Hammon, Leonard Pomphrey, Kyle Kurata. Ron Lowe, Russ Mancini, Kirk Minami, Ronald Miyada. 302-]ocks Strengthen Varsity Level. p. 303-1) At Pre-lim competition, Chip Ore swims toward the deck after a tiring race that sent him to C.I.F. 2) Knowing a feeling of perfection, top Lion diver Kelly Bell nears the water with an expression of happiness on his face. The judges decision? 3) Carter shows pain as he performs the breast- stroke at the CIF pre-lims held March 23rd. i -.- jocks-303 Their Blocks are a Start p. 304-1) )unior, Bob Gellman, shows form as he dives from his block in the 100 yd. free-style. 2) A smile of embarrassment crosses the face of Robbie Maier as he hides his cleanly shaven leg from the view of the camera. 3) ' Is it a bird? ' -Not quite, Sen- ior, Mike Miller looks unsure of the landing of his dive. 4) Chris Wertz strives to reach the water ahead of his competitors. P. 305-1) 3) These sequences find excellent Varsity swimmer, Steve Woesner, en- gaged in the butter-fly at the CIF pre-lims. 2) Bell shows good form coming from the high-dive. 4) A solemn look comes over Coach Mannion as he waits for the beginning of the first race. CIF hopes for the best of the Lion swimmers was anticipated by both Coach Mannion and Stoll. 304-locks to the Future and Beyond. swi ' s ismammm j « - Jocks-305 Pride and Dedication Took Hold 306-)ocks and Led Them to a Victory. I Pg. 306 1): First baseman, Dave Fiorella, takes a long stride to catch a ball as he puts out the runner. Pg. 306 2): Coach Wells gives his advice so as to help to better develop their potentials as players. Pg. 307 1): Coach Wells and assistant coach Deaulieu took pride in their work in shaping the abilites of their young players. Pg. 306-3) BACK ROW: Ass ' t Coach Keating, Ralph Rameriz, )im Tomasek, Dave Severin, Mark Whittaker, Mike Sodders, Mark Richards, Coach Hayes. MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Carter, Brad Bailey, Floyd Kaylor, Arnold Villareal, Tim Demase, Dave Fiorella. FRONT ROW: Wayne Munyer, Ron Hedrick, Rich Smith, Jim Bodami, Alex Gust. Jocks-307 Sacrifice and Hardwork, SOPH FROSH BASEBALL TEAM: BACK ROW- Coach Gibbons, Fred Betz, John Fran- son, David Trujillo, Keith Lazarow, Steel Morris, Neal Brown, Randy Collins, Greg Vaughn. MIDDLE ROW- Manager, Jim Hayes, Ralph Maciel, Ed Remele, Gary Shere, David Gutierrez, Chuck Langston, Ron Maciel, Steve Mendoza. FRONT ROW- Brian Gilbert, lay Herkins, Shawn Skjonsby, Wendel Anderson, Scott Reves, Mark Wood- house, Jeff Segars, Mike McWilliams. 308-Jocks the Only Way to Win I f  t « iJUm r: Jocks-309 Lion Track Runners Leave Opposition Behind 1) Mark Borgeson gets ready for the 50-yard dash. 2) Striving to achieve his goal, Westminster track runner Rodney Cline races to finish. 3) Lion track runner gets ready to start a 4-40 yard relay. 4) Westminster shot putter displays his strength in this event. 5) On his way to a victory is Brad Baker starting out on the mile run. 6) Sophomore, Jeff Snyder gets ready to beat Marina. VARSITY TRACK TEAM: THIRD ROW- Mike Gaouette, Mark Borgenson, Dennis Boswell, Doug Boswell, Dwayne CerardI, Terry Larson, Jim Sanders. SECOND ROW- Don Dudry, Jeff Burn, Shawn Clifton, Rob Romine, Blane Cernicky, Dave lones, Ro Holiday. FRONT ROW- Carl Wolford, John Turner, Rick Horn, iris Herr, Larry Perez, Steve Loken. •. : 310-]ocks On Your Mark, Get Set. . . Win! ! ! Jocks-311 Track Runners Keep on the Move i B iB S iS W! ' --U rr_ 3 Y 312-Jocks Track Finishes the Season on Top. 1) In a meet against Marina, the 4-40 relay ends in a close one. 2) Senior, Rob Romine takes a running start for the long jump. 3) Track participant flies over hurdles with ease. 4) Jack Wendlent finishes first in the mile run. ).V. TRACK TEAM:TOP ROW-Don Dudry, John Gill, Rich- ard Hall, Dennis Blazer, Teddy McCaslin, Jerry Newkirk, John Eichelberger, Jeff Jordon, Mike VanTwist. MIDDLE ROW- Barry Sailor, unidentified, George Bracket!, Bob Russell, Alex Stephens, Robert Bowman, Rodney Cline, Steve Jones, Steve McCrary. FRONT ROW- Marti Cowette, Ned Nez, Kevin Dalrymple, Lee Rincon, Don Obert, Gabe Arroyo, Alfred Brackett, Randy Upmeyer, Scott Clarkson, Craig Stay. SOPH FROSH TRACK TEAM: FOURTH ROW- Scott McCrary, Steve Hart, unidentified, Ken McGrath, Matt Ronayne, Barry Lakue, Lake Johnson, Dave Jacinto, Sean Williamson, Tom Braley, Jim Burkhart, Bell, Kevin Blazer. THIRD ROW- Mike Herzog, Alan Tyneke, Brad Pierce, Chris Bueker, Sammy Tricoli, Billy Jones, Kevin McFarland, Jeff Snyder, Herb Kelly, Troy Naylor, Larry Parker. SEC- OND ROW- Ron June, Ron Cloud, Bill Rider, Rusty Rhode, Howard Taylor, Ken Lackey, Santos Vargas, Jack Wendlent, Alex Gerke, Mike Flores, Bob Vincent. FRONT ROW- Mgr. Jeff Kline, Randy Beyler, Victor Garcia, John Fiorella, Cliff Fincher, Steve Watkins, Joey Criffen, Brad Baker, Alan Spencer, Mark Gerardi. |ocks-313 Tennis Achieved Through Determination I VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: Coach )eff Button, Mark Harding, Ron Kuegler, Rick Mahieu, leff Glenn, Roy Benedetti Bao Vo Dihn Coach Sherilyn Marston. Missing from Photo-Bob Leiholdt, Mike Matsui. JV TENNIS TEAM: BACK ROW- Coach Jeff Button, Paul Maag, Joe Roussin, Mike Lake, Bill Foersch, Dave Walker, Coach Sherilyn Marston. FRONT ROW- Dave Freitag, Matt Smith, Dave Tucker, Dave Dunlap, JimStrick- land, Mark Hession. PC. 314 2) -Excellent varsity player, Bao Vo Dinh, prepares for a serve. 3) -Bob Lieholdt re- turns to the ready position after a successful return. PC 315 2) -Roy Benedetti, in deep con- centration, awaits a serve. 4) -Mark Harding practices his backhand to perfection. SOPH FROSH TENNIS TEAM: BACK ROW-DianDellutri, Dave Perkins, Steve Escudero, Garrett Powers, Brian Parent, Brandi Schlarmann, Mike Young, John Lunning, Kent Kosai, John Feirro, Tina Schroeder. FRONT ROW- Mark Jaekel, Tony De John, Vince Agor, Kary Ware, Tom Cook, Kevin Mc Partlan, Gary Maag, Steve h-lernandez, Donn Felt. ■fe M H ' j -.:■■. -uijKa?? jocks-315 Volleyball Team Promotes New Sport )V VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW- David Pople, Larry Crance, Dick Thomason, Garrett Sato, Brian Sakae, Ruben Membrila, Rick Romine, Dan Duclos, Peter Rod- gers. BACK ROW- Darren Downing, Chris Blum, Ed Ros- sum, Tim Page, Jim Jewell, David Jacinto, Bob Noble, San- tos Vargas. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL; FRONT ROW- Rick Eddington, Mike O ' Bryant, Frank Rodriquez, Tavita Samuelu, Jeff Dodd BACK ROW- Jeff Kauffman, Larry Stricklin, Bart Sullivan, Brian Rodgers, Pat Broderick, Mark Borgeson. u 316-Jocks Golf Got Into the Swing of Things GOLF TEAM: FRONT ROW- Greg Ott, Ron York, Jim Lancaster, Tom Heise, Bob Madsen, Jody Cryder BACK ROW- Brad Pierce, Russ Young, Jim Bosecker, Rick Jocham, Coach Warner. 1) Top player, Jim Lancaster ad- dresses the ball, 2) Bob Madsen dr ives 250 down the middle. Jocks-317 Z Teaching Keeps Me Thinking Young X (J) o 2 O X (J) Mrs. Virginia Dalbeck was voted by the student body as teacher of the year 1975. She is a part of the Social Science Dept. teaching In- troduction to Social Studies, World History, World Geography and Math. She teaches only freshmen because I like them. She ' s been sophomore and junior class advisor and assistant boys volleyball coach. She ' s been married 2 Vz years and she plays tennis with her husband three days a week. Her hobbies are tennis, skiing, and volleyball. The thing she likes most about teaching is the kids and that every day is dif- ferent. She enjoys watching kids learn, and being able to help them make a better person of themselves. As Mrs. Dalbeck puts it, Teaching keeps me thinking young. RUNNERS-UP-Ms. Cheryl Victor, Ms. Olga Tanner, Mrs. Yolanda Swensen, and Bill Sietzinger. M| 1975 Royal Banquet Nominees and Leos Astericks denote Leo winners. All others recleved medallions. AGRICULTURE Kathy Borman Sheri Collins Kris Matthews Terry Misso ARTS AND CRAFTS Jeff Burne •Deborah Hiraga Kathie Maier Jean Zavala ATHLETICS- BOYS •Richard Gishi Tony Maddocks Dennis Schade Linn Wilson ATHLETICS -GIRLS •Linda Hanks Wendy Horton Kimberly Mclntyre Susan Shallenberger BUSINESS EDUCATION Katherine Becker Candee Carpenter Margie Peeler •David Zueck ENGLISH •Eric Billitzer Julie Brummett William Tully Brad Witt FOREIGN LANGUAGE •Jean Amrhein Mary Barbercheck Rebecca Johnson Brad Witt HOME ECONOMICS Karen Kibler Charlene Kissee •Jessica Villareal Suzanne Wakefield INDUSTRIAL ARTS Philip Collins Alan Cooper •Robert Free Larry Vogel JOURNALISM Carol Petrucci •Jim Tomasek Brad Witt MATHEMATICS Burd Armor Roy Benedetti Mike Hamilton •Michael Miller Rob Romine INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Diana Boslow •Greg Glover Bob Feller Brad Witt MUSIC -VOCAL Becky Matlock •Bruce Marston Chris Stafford Helene Wilson OFFICE EXPERIENCE •Joyce Nieuwenhuijs Margie Peeler Edward Seamon Janice Starmer OUTSTANDING STUDENT Sheri Barber Julie Brummett Mitch Goldstein Robert Lewis ♦Brad Witt P.E.-BOYS Kevin Mann •Ken Metzler Wayne Oliver Mark Richards David Sommer P.E. -GIRLS •Lorri Capelouto Carol Christensen Karen Kibler Sue McCrary Karen Wakefield SCIENCE David Brenner Daniel Driscoll Laurel Hampton Igor Jercinovich ♦Robert Latham SERVICE -BOYS Dennis Boswell Don DeLuca David Harris ♦Derek Osgood Mike Whittenberg SERVICE-GIRLS •Kathie Baker Deborah Hiraga Judy Kaich Roxanne Richter Janice Schneible SOCIAL STUDIES Eric Billitzer David Brenner Julie Brummett Robert Latham •Bruce Roach STUDENT GOVERNMENT Melissa Bryson •Mitch Goldstein Kim Johns THEATRE ARTS Derek Osgood •Carol Petrucci Katherine Roy VALEDICTORIANS Eric Billitzer Julie Brummett Robert Lewis Brad Witt WORK EXPERIENCE Mike Barnett ♦Mary Bristow Karen Langley Lisa Shallah Honors-319 Lori Seymour is a Song Girl, and has plenty of energy. Her spirit and friendliness spread to friends and classmates as she receive the honor of Homecoming Queen. Tr cTkMrt l r rr ' Z k TS.l ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' Membrila, Rick Maxson, Lori Seymour, Jon Cabibi, Gary Grady, Ann Marie i neon, Kurt McGary, and Sandy Schildemeyer. 320-Honors Homecoming Queen 1975: Lori Seymour Sandy Schildemeyer and father Ann Marie Tricoli and father Honors-321 The Spirit of 76 Was Apparent Homecoming K . m 322-Honors Week As the Nominees Rolled on Out Homecoming night was one of exuberance and excitement. Bands played, a football game was won, and the 1975 Homecoming Queen was announced. The whole night told a unique story in hard work, song, and happiness. Honors-323 Dennis Boswell is the new 1975 Christmas King. This newly crowned king poses with his date Tina Shultz in their formal dress. Dennis is an active member in CSF, Varsity Club, Varsity football, basketball, track, and FCA. X i HRISTWAS KING COURT - (L-R) rim DeMase, Steve Woesner, Rob Romlne, Dennis Boswell, Mike Miller Dann Neusebauer ck DeLucd 324-Honors CORONATION COURT: (L-R) Bev Shultz, Rob Romine, Pam Paulk, Mike Potter, Vickie Swank, Mike Fry, Cindy Spaulding, Brian Rodders, Linda Benavente, Craig Twiss. Vickie Swank, the blonde winner of the Basketball Coronation is an attractive and active member of West- minster High School. She was born in Battle Creek, Michigan but has been a long time resident of West- minster. The 1975 queen, Mona Arganda gracefully surrenders the honor of reigning Coronation Queen. Honors-325 Athlete of the Year RICK DELUCA Nominee BOB ROMINE Nominee 326-Honors ' ■ - S} . J B%4%%1 Si4il, ' ; TIM DEMASE MOST INSPIRATIONAL Rearing back for talent to win the a pass game. Tim DeMase again shows his spirit and Most Inspirational Athlete MIKE SODDERS Nominee STEVE WOESNER Nominee Honors-327 BEVERLY SCHULTZ GIRL OF THE YEAR .....i ' v 11 • ■Wi 1 1 • I TINA SCHULTZ GIRL OF THE YEAR lEAN )ACOB November ANN MARIE TRICOLl December SANDY SCHILDEMEYER January KAREN MANCAN February CECE HERNANDEZ March TAMMY LINN April LORRI CAPELOUTO May ANNE EISMAN June Boy of the Year MICHAEL MILLER BOY OF THE YEAR ' W- JEFf TURNER December s. ? V t- y. % ROBERT MUELLER February ROBERT HARRIS March MARK BORGESON April DENNIS BOSWELL May ROBERT ROMINE )une Honors-329 Valedictorians: An Honor in Itself KOND ; = ' .NHART Each year the students graduating with a 4 . average are honored with the title of valedic- torian. At the graduation ceremony each of the ' 5 make a speech relating to -the leme. Valedictorians along with ir. _ ' ■-. -earers are honored with the distir tive gold tassle to symbolize high acaderr achievement The valedictorians for this year are: Konda Barnhart, Bernard D. Brenner, Patrick Broderick, Laurel Hampton, Michelle Hurwitz, and Michael L Miller. At this school Salutatorians aren ' t included because -. high grade point average of the senic ■ : June 10 will be the big day for valediooria- and the dass of 1976. MICHAEL L. MILLER lONG AND QUEEN Of THE SENIOR LUAU DENNLA BOSWELi AND JAME GOEDW A.AGEN - - - - - ' : -est Seniors and Freshmen s an awand voted in by the stu- ce-:; = r e era of the first week of school- Friendliest freshmen were Mike Vlerra and Kim Sodden. Mike was a member of the freshmen footfaaJl and man-y odier sports during the year. -e was bom in Lamesa, California and his hobbies are bodv surfing, back- ricking, and fishing. Football is his fa-.ortte sport. ICJm is a member of l- ' ls ' League and a Basketball stat- She was bom in Downev, California and her hobtry is dancing. Friendliesi Seniors were Dennis Boswell and Sandy Memfariia. Dennb is a member of CSF, Varsity Qub, Varsitv footfaaJl. faasketfaaii, track and FCA. He w s bom in Long Beach, Caiifomia and his hobbies are water and snow skiing and camping. Sandy was a member of drill team, Kabrii, and a i ag gfrl. She was bom in Tucson. Arizona and her hobby is pJaying tennis. Honor5-331 CSF Honors Scholastic Achievers m w t df Executives for CSF wait lor silence before they being to announce Sealbearers. SECTION M a ? . ' ■ 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ■- ' ' ' ' ■ Broderick, Jean Jacob, Kirk Hobock, SECOND ROW: Robin Craycroft, Cina Klossine Mary Meilak, Bnan Snyder, Mike Kingsbury, Yoko Yamakawa, Judy Van Zelm, Tina Shultz, Dennis Boswell, Kathy Wagoner, Marci Stuckey Mark Brandt, v.ynth,a Baker, THIRD ROW: Sharon Rosen, Jean Danielson, Derek Karimoto, Laune West, Anne Eisman, Laurie O ' Hara Jean 332-Honors k ■ r - D !_■ I — ' • •• ' «- ' rx ixaiiiirwtw, Lauiic V V c b I , r I M 1 1 cisiiidii, LdUFie ( Mara, lean Amrhem, Diane Bobmsky, Stacie Weaver, Bob Togonon, Ken Goldstein, Vivian Allard, FOURTH ROW: Jim Tomasek, Dean Zatkowsky Laurel Harripton, Lorn Capelouto, Renee Sowinski, Janet Loken, Pam Salka, Marlene Schmodt, Becky Brummelt, Pam Horton, Kim Hall Jan Ware Caria Mosquera, Anita Ferguson FIFTH ROW: Michael Miller, Rob Romine, Anthony Sheplay, Ken Blankshain, David Wolff, David Peple ' l.nTi T° y r c u° ' ' ' ' Fialkowsky, Ann Yasumatsu, Ann Johnston, SIXTH ROW: Jacque Kallman, Tina Parker, Debbie Snyder, ROW P M Tfr ' Ik ' t , ' ' ' ' ' ' P ' ' ' ' ' D ' d Dunlap, Randy Smith, Robert Zueck, Frank Scherf, Stacey Kanda, EIGHTH ROW Par Maag,Mellisa Johnson Gayle Goldstein, Mary Ann Dibs.Mandie Newhouse, Lori Heise, Teresa Compston, Dan O ' Connor, Kevin Janice J h, L N bl ' ' ' ' ' hardson, NINTH ROW: Jim Cook, Michael Maroni, Dave Harris, Mark Borgeson, Melinda Snow, CSF and Sealbearers Strive for Better Education Principal Thomas Kolanoski congratulates Dennis Boswell with the honor of Lorrie Capelouto gracefully receives her sealbearer card and a warm hand- sealbearer. shake. CSF OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Mrs, Virginia Kiefer, lean Jacob, Secretary, Pat Broderick, President, Kirk Hobock, Treasurer, Mrs. Flossie Sellers. SEATED: Tammy Linn, ICC Representative, Bev Schultz, Vice President. Honors-333 Be aware Of your country ' s needs; Try to nourish them. Take nothing for granted. Realize that good things Aren ' t appreciated Until they ' re gone. Know the good things. Fight the bad. Become a part Of your country. Be proud; be thankful; And be honest, delate to America. In a moment ' s time. You exist For your own lifetime; Your own forever. Be happy. Division- Relating 1 ,, « Y ' :iW ' ..(i ' i RELATE TO LIFE THAT ' S WHERE ITS AT Relating-337 BECOME AWARE OF THE WORLD AROUND fi . ' C • - Sy y A s Sc ,:: rc BECOME APART OF THAT WORLD. BECOME APART OF YOUR NATION.  . Relating-34 ' i TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTE), BECAUSE CHANGE IS INEVITABLE. V %. 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Turner, Jeff 154 Twitty, Mike99 V Van Alst, Tangy 38 Van Zelm, Judy 164 Vella, Barbara 239,240,241 Verlindan, Charlie 293 Vierra, Mike 331 Villa, Ed 297 VindaUames 175 T ' ' X, - L- Ci A- Hi ID Weaver, Tamara 17,164 Wertz, Chris 268 Wickham, Jim 213,271 Wickham, Ron 267 Wiles, Cindy 221 Willett, Valerie 164 Williams, Terry 234 Wilson, Mr. 213 Wilson, Ken 198 Woesner, Ken 202 Woesner, Steve 30,52,267 Wyatt, Cil301 rX £i Yamakawa, Yoko 221 Zaieski, Lisa 117 Zatkowsky, Dean 20,164 Zepeda, Janet 234 .«=.- .v.. tp • lndex-351 en this book has accom- IX, and save us from major iwithout them. The entire ie Takeda: for his at ing pictures through til all hours of the t Richard Thomason, tography. Mr. DeRusha: for his | tography purposes. Mrs. Marston, in drawing the yearJ| Hrh Snyder: for taking and but especially for hflH HJ final deadline, when he  ing pictures. Todd Market, Bob Membrila, Kevin Heghstrom, ga Ron Holland, and Joe Mangiameli: for their help in pho- if his time, and letting us borrow his students for pho- .ig patience, and putting up with the moans and groans of the yearbook staff. To all teachers that let staff members out of their classes during deadlines. As Editor-in-Chief, I would like to thank the following people for their outstanding work: Terri Acosta - Photo Coordinator, Business Manager; Laurie Richardson - Sports ' Editor; Stacey Kanda, Jackie Kailman and Leslie Cye - the three organized girls on Organizations; Debbi Harris - Activities and Honors; Joyce Takeda - Activities, Honors, and Sports Assistant; JoAnne Maggs and DeLynne Smith - Girls ' Sports; Teresa Hunt - Senior Section; Kathy Stallard - Classes section; Lisa Sato - Faculty and Index; Debbie Johnson - Assistant Photo Coordinator; Tim Smith - Photographer; M| i||JMJMM ||M . Thomas - our representative from American Yearbook Company. BK Sk. May they all rest in peace. This book has tried to shoe ' ' beginning to end. ! hope that 1 ' V- V ,0 — 1 - ' - : O m . (} i V i :d c o.