William S Hart High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Newhall, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

1966 — Volume XVIII TOMAHAWK Presented by the yearbook staff: William S. Hart High School Newholl, California i -t - D E D I C A T I O N This book is dedicated to the students of William S. Hart High School. It has been their spirit and enthusiasm throughout the year which has made the 1966 Toma- hawk possible. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ADVERTISING .p ' ' s m ; § M JT A; . • ▼ . w A?!RS?TTIfc? INDIANS N r ._iS; .ir iM C- ' j rsL - ' • - . ■Z:i — ■ ' i ....- t r- H , NS IN ACTION f-.K : . y k ADMINISTRATION AND F A C U L T Y Mr. Hortley and Bob Fitzpatrick, A. SB. President, discuss student government. June, 1966; another milestone in the life of every person at Hart. This has been a re- warding school year for many, directly proportional to the contribution of the individual. To you members of our graduating class, our thanks and congratulations for the leader- ship you have given, for the advances in all areas that you have brought about. Your absence will be most noticeable. To those who will return in September, do so with a real purpose — to lead and build in all facets of school life. To all of us from all of us — it has been a year to remember. 10 Gene G. Hartley Principal Dr. Gerald Hedden Assistant Superintendent Curriculum Dr. Mel Ross Assistant Superintendent Business Mr. James Hoffner, Superintendent We are indeed fortunate to have a capable board and an able administration dedicated to the cause of education in this period of rapid growth and development in our school system. Many years ' ago, a wise, old Japanese philosopher once said: Education is sometimes painful, But pain makes man think. Thought makes man wise. And wisdom makes life endurable. Mr. James Buddell Director of Personnel Board members, I to r, Mr. Kurt Huntzinger, Mrs. Lelond Bowmon, Mr. Earl Schmidt, Mrs. Paul Palmer and Dr. William Ross, look over proposed school design. 11 MRS. S. HALL fA MR. R. TOWN Assistant Principal COUNSELORS 1 MR. R. REILAND Director of Activities MR. D. HOLDEN MR CHARLES SOLBACH Director of MRS JOYCE SEARBY Athletics MR MYRON SPROUL MR. DOUGLAS COLLINS 12 FACULTY MR. JESSE ABBOTT Industrial Arts MR. DON BATHGATE Business MR. ED BARNHILL Attendance, NYC MRS. CARRIE BAYS Nurse MISS CAROL BENSON Special Education MRS. EVELYN BRATZ English, Business MR. JEFFRY COLE Social Studies MR. JAMES DICKINSON English MR. ROBERT DOWNS Fine Arts MR. ROY DUNDON Science 13 MR. ALLEN HANSEN Industrial Arts MR. LARRY KOENTOPP Physical Education MR, RUSSELL DURHAM MRS. SHARON FOX English, Yearbook, Photogrophy Physicol Educotion MR. GILBERT HAYS MRS. LOUISE HEDGES Foreign Language Home Economics MISS MARY KUEHN MISS BARBARA LARSON Homemoking Business 14 Mr. Murdock: Any questions? MRS. CARRIE MORE Physical Education MR. A. I. RUBY Math MRS. SHARON SEIBERT Physical Education, English MR. ED MURDOCK Journalism, Photogrophy MR. JESSIE SEIBERT Industrial Arts MR. RICHARD SMITH Fine Arts MR. ROBERT McELROY Math, Science MR. HAROLD RASMUSSEN Fine Arts FA MR. VERN SWINDALL Social Studies MR. GARY KUSTER Physical Education, Math I MR RAYMOND SPANBURGH MR L R STANFORD Industrial Arts Science MR. GERALD THON MR. KING WISDOM Physical Education English MRS. HELEN NOSKER MRS, LUCIE REA Librarian English No Portrai Available MR. ALDUINO ADELINI MR, JAY FRANKLIN Social Studies, Speech English MR. CECIL SIMS MR HOWARD DECKER Social Studies English MR. GARY JORDAN MRS MARIE SCHNEPPLE Choir Sponish MR. WILLIAM COLEMAN MRS. FRANCIS WALTERS Social Studies, English Business MR. WILLIAM BLACK MR. DAVE TUCKER Drama Spanish 16 Mr, Wendt: The next CANDID FACULTY 17 B U S D R I V E R S Row •! — R. Peterson, transportation supervisor, R Trout, C Ferguson, G Wmkle, G Carpenter, D. Eisenhower, Row 2 — Officer Cole, D. Smith, J. Brooks, J. Kromes, W. Ferry, J, Borland, L, Thornburg, W, Toyer, C. Fredericks, S. Edwards, R. Marshall, T, Tollon. M A P I E N R T S E O N N A N N E C L E Row I — Mr. Henderson, Mr. Ceseno, Mr. Whitmore. Row 2 — Mr. Jamieson, Mr. Ostostrowski, Mr. Blomgren, Mr. Cone. 20 SECRETARIES J Mrs. Claire Adkins Mrs. Eula Biddulph Mrs. Jan Dail Mrs. Ruby McElroy Mrs. Gerry Vance E. West, P. Niccum, A. Smith, D, Brown, M. LeDoviti, L. Stock, T. Roberts, E. Bailey. 21 Ht H ' ' IP 1 H -.. «.._. - - ij - - ■■|H HMBH|HM W 22 c L A S S E S 23 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 24 MICHAEL ACOSTA SHIRLEY ADDISS DANNY AGAJANIAN DENNIS AGAJANIAN DIANA ALLEN CINDE ANDERSON MINNIE ANDERSON NORM ANDERSON LINDA ANDREWS NANCY ANNABEL SHERI ARAVE LEVON ARKLIN DIANE ARMSTRONG 25 DONNA BELTRAN DAVID BLOOM MICHAEL BIRD CHARLES BLOOMER DIANE BISHOP RAYMOND BOHAC BONNIE BLAKEY ANNETTE BONE ?6 Let ' s make her tell us the answer BILL BONELLl GEORGE BOSHAE JAMES BOTSFORD MI HmEL Bwa BARBARA BOYER WILLIAM BRANDON LARRY BREAUX ALVA BRIDGES CAROLE BRIESE SCOTT BRITTON LINDA BROWN SUSAN BROWN 27 BRUCE BRYAN DANNY BRYANT HEIDI BRYANT CHERYL BURCH GABRIELLE BURKARD DAVID BUTLER FORD CANUTT LINDA CESENA RONALD CARPENTER NADINE CHACANACA JOEL CHASE WILLIAM CHAMBERS GLENDA CASTLEBERRY CAROLYN CHITWOOD WILLIAM CLIFFORD KENNETH CLOW STEVE COBB KAREN COE ELAINE COFFMAN WAYNE COFFMAN RONALD COLLIN ZOE CONRAD JERRI CONRY VENITA COSSLET VERNON CRAWFORD JACK CROSS JACK CROWLEY ORLANDO CURZON ORVILLE CURZON AiP 29 Well what are you staring at me for JAMES DAVIS WILLIAM DE REVERE DIANNE DIEM SYLVIA DEINES DARLENE DICK BONNIE DILLENBECK DENNIS DE KAY LINDA DICKESON RHONDA DILLENBECK ANN DENTON DAVID DICKERSON MICHAEL Dl MARZO 30 JANEEN DOEDING KAREN DOYLE LEE DOUGHTY FRANK DUBON SANDRA DOUGHTY DEBORAH DUNN DAVID DOWNS RHONDA DUNN ERNEST EPHRAIM GARY FAUSETT VEMA ESTEL STAN FAUSETT CHARLES EVANS DENNIS FEANY GORDON EWING JOHN FISHER 31 BOB FITZPATRICK CHRISTINA FREEMAN BARRY FLOYD JEANETTE FRESHOUR TERRY FOSTER CAROL FRIEZE MARCIA FREDRICKSON LINNEA FYE DIANA GAEDIG ERNEST GOMEZ KENNETH GAITHER CHARLES GORDON JULIO GARCIA STEVE GRAVES THOMAS GRIDNER STEPHEN HANSEN 32 Doesn t anyone know the ans LARRY HARDMAN LINDA HARRINGTON JUDY HARRIS GERMA HARRISON PAM HART TODD HEALY SHERRILL HENDRICKSON STEVEN HERI GAY HILL STEVEN HOAG BRENDA HOLDAWAY SUSAN HOLM 33 PAM HOUSTON NANCY HUMPHREY EUGENE HUNTER ANN HUSAK MERRY HYDE FRANK JACKMAN JOHN JACKSON CARMEN JARAMILLO BRENDA JAMES DENNIS JOHNS RICK JAMESON JOHNNIE JOHNSEN PATRICIA JAMIESON GLENN JOHNSON 34 VIVIAN JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSTON DONNA JONES JIM JONES TIM JORGENSEN MARTHA JUAREZ JERRY KIDD ROBERT KIMBER LEON KINDER WADE KIRSCHBAUM MAX KOOPMAN CLAUDETTE KUHN KAROL KUHNS TERRY LANCASTER PAT LAPPIN 35 LARRY LARIMER DAVID LAWRENCE CHARLES LEBO HARRYL LEDBETTER JUDY LEE GENIE LEVY SUSAN LEWIS GEORGE LILLY LINDA LIMA DIANA LIMPUS KENNETH LINDSTRUM FRANK LINK 36 ANDREA LOMBARDI ARTHUR LYON JOSE LOPEZ HELEN MACHYNIA ISMAEL LOPEZ REGIS MALONE SANDY LUCAS BARBARA MARAZZITO MARY MARSH DEBORAH MASON KIMM MARSHALL JOW MASON LINDA MARSHALL JEANNE McCALLUM STEVEN MARTIN SHERRY McCartney 37 MARY McCAULLEY LYDIA MICHAUD BRUCE McFARLAND BILL MILLER SUSAN MENZELL PAT MINETTI GARY MICHAEL BRENDA MINYARD JANET MIRRIN BONNIE MOORE VICTOR MIROLLA PATRICIA MOSNER ELAINE MIXEN BRENDA NICHOLS LARRY MOLGAARD KAREN NORBERG 38 Exciting noontime recreation? DAN NORRELL LYNDA NORMAN DEE NORRIS JAMES OLSON LYNN ONEAL PEGGY ONEAL STEPHEN ONEIL LINDA ORADAT JAMES OROURKE LINDA OWENS RICK PALEY MARILYN PARK 39 JOHN PATTON KAREN PAULEY RAY PENCE SUSANNE PENSKI RON PERNICIARO MARY PETERS CLAYTON PHILLIPS MARILYN PRALL LINDA PIERE GLEN PRINE JAMES PLEDGER KATHY RADCLIFF JAMIE POSTEN NANCY RAGAN 40 RICHARD RAY HOWARD REA WILLIAM READ GERALD REEVES JON RENSEN BEN RHYNSBURGER TONI RICHARDSON ROBERT RILEY GARY RITCHIE CYNTHIA ROBBINS CHARLES ROBERTS MARGIE ROBERTS THOMAS ROCK RICHARD RODEN SHANDA ROLLS Just 10 minutes more FRANK RYAN GREG SAWYER DELMAR SHANLEY KATHLEEN RYAN DEBBIE SCAMMON DANIEL SHEPARD TERRY SAKEVITZ DAVID SCHOLL WESLEY SHEPPARD SUSAN SALERA VIRGINIA SEABOLT LINDA SHERMAN 42 SUSAN SHIRLEY RICK SLOCUM GEORGE SILLEMAN DAN SMITH JESSIE SIMBRO JAMES SMITH CAROLYN SLAYTON KATHY SMITH MICHAEL SMITH RACHEL SOLIS SHARON SMITH DAN SPENCER BARBARA SNOCK DAVID STAATS BILL SNOKE LINDA STAMMERS 43 II ART STENGER RUSSELL STRATTON BILL STEVENS RICK SUMMERS BRENDA STEWART DAVID SWALLOW SHERRY STOUT DIANE TAYLOR LINDA TAYLOR DANIEL TONOLI DAVID THOMAS SHERRY TOWLES MICHAEL THOMAS CAROL TOWN ROBERT TOLER PATRICIA TYRA Gee! Why didn t we get a fudge bar? EVA VALADEZ LINDA VAN HOUDT JOHN WAGER DAVID WALKER TERI WALKER NANCY WARM FRANK WENZEL ADRIENNE WEST DICK WEST ELISE WHITMORE CHARLES WILBER ELLEN WILLIAMS 45 HELEN WILLIAMS DALE WINKLE PLECK STEVEN WINSLOW CHRISTY WITTERS ELAINE WOOD MARTHA WRENN MARSHA WRIGHT MICHEL YUROSEK KENNETH ZIEGLER Well vou see, Tom, CAMERA SHY DON DUBON JAMES PICKLESIMER LARRY DUNLOP BILL PIKE STEVEN ESKEW KENNETH QUEEN RICHARD FLAKE SHERYL REBER BRIAN FORSTER RON REDIGER MICHAEL GILBREATH DIANE RILEY JAMES GILDERSLEEVE SAM SANDERS BETTY GOLDSTEIN WAYNE VAUGHN RICHARD LEDBETTER LINDA VICKROY CHERYL McGUIRE DENNIS WILSON TONY MERCADO LESLIE NICHOLS 46 IN MEMORIAM LINDA LOUISE TAYLOR October 18, 1948 - March 6, 1966 Thy day without a cloud hath passed. And thou wert lovely to the last. Byron 47 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 48 Richard Acosta Charlene Allen Andy Allensworth Gail Anderson Joann Anderson Kathy Anderson Mark Anthony Phil Arklin Lee Arnold John Arriaga Toni Ashens Rickie Aten Roy Atkinson Ted Atler Sheri Austin Terri Bailes Albert Baker Jane Ballentine Micheol Borker Paula Bosarich Laura Beam Glen Balenger Rose Marie Balenge Caryl Bench Linda Beguette Linda Berens Dave Bergen Chris Besha Thomas Birch Richard Bohac Cindy Ethel Bonawitz Boone Vince Sharon Brandom Brazil John Bosh Dale Pat Mary Bottoms Bowen William Patty Brick Bricker Janet Boydston Karen Bridges Brian Boyer Jacqueline Brooks Mike Brodly Micheol Brcsnan 49 nf Adrianne Brown Jim Brown Mary Brown William Brown Joanne Brunzell Sandee Bryan Cathy Bryant Angela Bufolino Carol Burgess Joan Butts Ron Buzell Gerry Byrd Rudy Cobaliero Patsy Caldwell Karen Campbell Kay Campbell Linda Carson Laura Casillos Charlene Cash Ronald Castleberry Susan Covanaugh Georgia Ceseno Len Chase Judy Cherry Gail Chesney Richard Clark Robert Clemmons Richard Clifford Joe Clow Katie Campbell Samuel Cobb Michael Cookrr Ronnie Coger Donna Corbett Jock Cole Judy Corwin Collins Joan! Cottle Jock Collins Carolyn Cowcrt Lorry Collins Marcy Crabtree Sharon Collier Chris Crawford Jacquie Conner John Cressy 50 Chuck Cribbs Fred DeBernardi Bruce Dekay Porfirio Cudllar Christine Denton Bradley Davidson Chff DeWitt Kothy Dick Janelle Davis Terri Dickison Dave Dayton Chuck Dillenbeck Mike Deo son Dennis Dillenberger Bette DiMarzo BarBoro Dominguez Genene Doty Jeff Doubleday Norma Dowdy Roy Downey Donna Dudley James Dunn Bruce Dyke Chuck Eaton Barbara Edwards Tom Edwards Joan Eldridge Cathy Ellis John Ellis Kirk Emmons Lillian Englestad Ellen England David Essick Lynn Fargo Joe Felix Monty Fenton Carol Fields Eric Fischer Gene Fish Chuck Fisher Peggy Fleming Jacgui Flynn Mark Foster Tom Fratt f 9 51 Dan Freeberg Robert Frenya Ralph Freshour Nedra Fridley Stephen Frost Steve Fulkerson Audrey Fulton Cathy Garrett Steve Gilardi Robert George Tracy Gidel Jonita Gilbreath Jim Glines Glendo Goad Anita Gomez Francis Gonzales Chuck Good Glenn Goodlett Bea Goodman Denise Graham Terry Graham John Granville Danny Graves Darlene Graves Ray Gray Gordon Gregg Sheila Hagel Barney Hohn Chickie Hohn Sandy Holasz Janis Hale Stanley Hamm Linda Hansen Thomas Hanson Merlene Horless Glendo Harper Barbara Horr Judy Hart Bob Hay Mike Hoyes Jeff Haynes Sue Helm Pam Hemminger Gay Henderson Peggy Henderson Paul Hess Jackie Hignett Jerry Hill 52 Linda Hills Nancy Hughes Robert Hixon Steve Hunlsinge Terry Johnson Beverly Jones Dennis Komine Mike Kanowyer David Kostler Veria King Mike Kingston Bob Knaggs Kari Knapp Charlene Kohnke Victoria Kurrus Yvette Lathrop Lee Larimer Marige Lebo Jill Lebovitz Auby Lee Carl Keehn Gloria Lewis Daniel Lindamood Chris Lombardi Vicki Loner Irma Lonqoria Norma Lopez Richord Lopez Dennis Lusch Lyra May Lynch David Lyons Jadonna McArthur John McCalla Susan McCoy Hoag Arthur Huskins Nellie Hodges Cathy Inqalls Gorv Hoganson Bob Ingram SueAnne Hout Dave James Bruce Howell Gail Jameson Linda HoweJI Rod Johnson 53 Qfi Betty McCIune Ruth McClure Lyn McConnaughy Jan McCoy Ronald McClonahan Duane McCreery Monte McKeon Barbara McGinnis Casey McKinney Dennis McKinney Robert McKinney Julie McKnight Pat McKoy Betty McMurray Margie McWright Julia Magowon David Makoff Linda Monley Donna Marks Shirley Mossey John Morsholl Bud Maxwell Lester Meltesen Ken Meed en Jock Mayeis David Mrchel Wilmo Miguch Potty Mitchell Marilyn Kathy Gary Marilee Richard Koren Tony Candy AAooney Moore Morris Morton Mosshort Moses Muhl Murphy Melonie Evelyn llene Steve Jerry Pat Lorry Lyie Murphy Myer Neeley Neisser Nerren Nev comb Nix Olsen 4 %A 54 .if ' X -1 Robert Olson Drenio Peak Candy Owen Leslie Peters Diane Pruitt Jim Purvis Stephenie Pagan Robert Ramirez Stewart Randall Clifford Reed Rebecca Reyes Elizabeth Richards Diane Robertson Manuel Rodriguez Shirley Rollins Jim Rose Lesley Ross Shirley Rossiter Shirley Ruckey Peter Solas Verne Schlaegel Barbara Schlegel Phil Scott Wray Scott Blame Selby Terri Selmser Mike Serrano Mike Sheahan Jim Shoeffer Erma Sheller Peggy Sinclaii David Sink Bill Skiles Linda Slette Kay Owens Bob Petrequin Larry Park Sue Jacquelyn Partridge Paul Plamondon Patterson Douglas Pinkerton Pattison Sandee f Sharyn Pattiso Daryl Pope 55 S S Jim Sloat David Slocum Chorles Smith Jerry Smith Pot Smith Carole Sorensern Frarik Sotelo Karen Sparks Angehka Spaid Carol Steen Gloria Stenger Sandra Stollie Mike Stanq Joe Stein Felton Stephens Jack Stewart Linda Strader Toni Sullivan Borbara Svi lndall Dave Swindle Jeanne Tate Cheryl Taylor Arlene Thomas Maricel Thomas Cynthia Thompson Fred Toler Debbie Troncale Rick Troy John Trueblood Don Trumble Dons Tunis Warren Turner Anna Volodez Robert Von Houdt Ray Waecar Frank Walker Noncy Walker Ric Walker Wayne Wallace Helen Waner Gory Word Dole Warren Beverly Waters Judy Watson Ken Week Bea Weimer Rolph Wells Dawn Weston 56 i. B, Mark Sandy Sherri Nancy Nathaniel Judy Barbara Wiedle Wilhite Wilkin Williams Willis Wilson Winegar Robert Allen Jeanette Christy Ralph John Mike Winget Wharf, eld White Wood Wyatt Young Young 57 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Louis Adinolfi Donald Allen Sharon Allsup Ronnie Ammerman Micheal Anderson David Andrews Frank Anqelestro Mary Annabel John Arman Micheal Ash Terri Ashford Chris Atler Kathleen Brawly Joel Bridges Russ Brown Debbie Bullock Eugene Burnside Steven Bussburg V jftC l 59 Vicki Crandall Laura Crawford Sandra Crawford Vernon Crawford Skip Cronon Robert Crooks Daniels Daley Susan Dqmrod Glen Daniels Susan Davies Doug Dayton Karen Deason WT)Bk ir 60 Charlotte DeKing Gracie De LaCruz Mike Delqato Mike Del Real Tom Denver Sue Deshong Myron Dewitt Gene DiAngelous Eddie Diez Richard Dick Evon Dixon James Doolittle Johannette Donner Don Dowdy Dave Draper John Duorte Paul DuMars John Dunkin Leslie Dunn Lois Dunn David Dyess James Eaton Mike Edwards Loren Elmore David Erno Joanne Etter Kathleen Evan Larry Fausett Charles Fisher Dennis Flake Steve Fleming Charlene Flynn Jim Force Peggy Ford Karen Fort en berry Laurie Foster Richard Fouike Susan Fownly Nannette Fratt Joe Frye Danny Garland Roger Gazelle Curt Gedney Cindy Giardino Terrill Gibbs Carol Glines John Gonzalez Frank Graham 61 B 0- m Karen Grant Sherry Gregory Terri Gregory John Gridley Scott Grover Aracelt Gutierrez John Guth Robert Holler Mary Jane Hordesty Pamela Harrington Randy Harris Suson Harrison Chuck Haskell Laurie Hauss Barbara Hawn Judy Haynes Patricia Heorn Steven Heiden James Heminger John Henderson Roger Henderson Rito Hendrixson Ed Henkel Suzanne Heri V Frank Hernande: Dennis Heselius Diana Hickey Stephen Hicks Dole Hill John Hobbs Fred Hoen Paul Househoher Ivan Houston Diane Howard Henery Howes Joan Hurst Deanna Idore John Jackman Don Jackson Reneae Jacobs Pam Jervis Cliff Johnson Dave Johnson Heidi Johnson Randy Jolley Patricia Jones Edward Jones Ronald Jones y  i T ' - -f T • - vi n f  V . § . 5 ' -% «a©ff 62 Lynefte Kain Tom Kimber Andrea King Noel King Shelley King Vol King Barbara Kittock Susan Knapp Dana Knauber Marcia Knights Cathy Kobb Steve Koppola Andy Kress Nanette Lagasse Morje Lambert Linda Lamping Phillip Lanier Donna Larsh Jackie Larson Donna Lassiter Pat Lawrence Randy Lawrence Katheleen Lawra: Janet Leedy § 1 1 1 ■i.M ' , w ' - A y Katheleen LeVelle John Lindomood Teresa Lopez Dennis Lorencz Carol Lund Donald Lynam Solly Lyons Paul McCarver William McDonie! Jan McElvany Borbora Mochynia loon Maqowen Dorryl Manzer Dennis Marazzito ■Mary Morquez Dennis Marrin Jean Marsh John Mason Lillian Matteo Mark Maurer Yvonne Menzell Mario Mercado Steve Merris Charles Merritt 63 Mike Michalski Pat Middleton Arlene Miguel Lindsey Miles Mary Ann Miller Michele Miller Diana Minchew Joanne Minister Linda Minyard Kathy Mirollo Yvonne Monnet Jane Montgomery Danny Moore Margaret Moore Norman Morris Ken Mornssette Barbara Moses David Mullins 64 Gary Pigg Eddie Pike Carol Pippin Steven Porter Bruce Posfen Louis Pravettone Creager Prewitl Greg Prine Sharon Ragon Ernie Ramirez Jim Randall Steven Randall Nicky Raymond Diane Raynor Carolyn Rowie Connie Reeves Cathy Richardson Rocky Richardson Dorlene Robbins Eddie Roberts Evalyn Roberson Shirley Roberts Jo Robertson Gerri Robertson Frank Rock Gary Rogers Mike Rohwedder Sharon Rollins Robert Roselip Dave Ross Shirley Ross Pete Rotheri Mary Lou Royal 5 Chris Ruqaord Linda Rupprecht Linda Russell Robert Salinas Ray Saniger Paul Sanford Vickie Schrock Charles Schreiber Bill Schimel Cathy Schieber Ann Sedlacek Alex Service Barbara Shaffer John Shaffer Anrta Shondra Sandra Sheller Carol Sherry Dan Sherych Larry Shields Ricky Shirey Debbie Simington Doug Simington Bernie Slattery Susan Small -1 65 Tom Small Kathy Smith Sally Smith Clifford Smock Charlene Stahl Pat Stenger Glen Stewart Chris Stockton Curtis Stone Edwin Strahon David Summers Ernest Suraco Don Sweetland Linda Teixeiro Nancy Thomas Nazira Thomas Melvin Thompson Susie Topping f Bruce Wirtonen Debbie Williams Kothy Wing Terry Wolbert Donald Wood Belva Woody i,. - J -L Robert York Larry York Mary Yniguez Beverly Zimmen 67 A C T I V I T I E S 69 HELLO WEEK Hello Week marks the beginning of a new school year. Below: A.S.B. President Bob Fitz- patrick, welcomes the students at the Hello Week Assembly and introduces the A.S.B. officers and Pep Squad. Upper left: Students become ac- quainted at the first school dance of the year. Lower left: Students are introduced to the many clubs on campus as they visit the club tables during the noon hour. I 70 i Students show enthusiasm and spirit at Pep Rallies. Hart ' s teams were cheered throughout the year by spirited Indians. Above: Excited Indians ride one of the many rooters ' buses to an away game. Below: Seniors gather on the sacred Senior Lawn. iflp 1 Ih I. v W M f- J r H HOMECOMING Left: A surprised Miss Andy Lombard! is announced as 1966 Homecoming Queen. Belowi Mr. Maury Doty then crowns the excited Queen. Below: The Queen is escorted to the Homecoming Dance by Alva Bridges 72 I Queen Andy Lombardi in the half-time parade. The Varsity Cheerleaders during the half-time Parade. Princesses Ellen Williams and Margie Roberts Princess Carole Briese Princess Toni Richardson 73 Mascot Marilyn Park, Cheerleader Zoe Conrad, and Song Queen Peggy Sinclair, during the Homecoming Gome. H A Hart s adopted Mascot Rufhie Kimber with Song Queen Nancy Hughes, Look yoo — Jump when I soy jumplil J. V. Cheerleaders between cheers. The members of the Bond reloxmg between tunes. 74 The fathers of the team root for their sons. Below: The Pep Squad leads in the singing of the alma mater Below- Senior advisor, Mr Swindell weighs clothes for the clothing dr Who ' , playing Willi ' -.m Teli Below: The junior Powder Puff tean 75 Students take full advantage of the after-game dances to bop it-up. 76 WINTER ROYALTY King Bob Fitzpatrick and Queen Zoe Conrad reigned over the 1966 Winter Formol, Wonder- land By Night. Crowning and presenting gifts, from left to right are: Rachel Solis, Sherry Stout, Chairman Nancy Annabel, and Linda Brown. Below Noble Couples enjoy dancing to en Dance Combo. Bottom right: Judy Lee watches ment as date Larry Molgaarc fancy step 77 ASSEMBLIES 4 . Above; John Goddord checks equipment before on assembly. Right: John Goddord returns to show Hart High students one of his many interest- ing films of his trovels. He showed excitrng films of his adventures through Jopon and the Philippines. I H( Above: Beouty and the Beast?? Right: A scene from the ploy The Chalk Garden, presented by the Drama Class. i 78 BASKETBALL? OR . . . HORSEPLAY! Above: StufJents and faculty fight it out in the annual Donkey Basketball Game. Upper left: Glenn Johnson struggles with a stubborn donkey during the Donkey Basketball Game- Below: The Harlem Clowns harrass the referee in one of the funniest events of the year. Bottom right: Harlem Clowns look down upon photographer, Mike Kingston, as they gather in a huddle. 34 ... 38 ... 12 .. . HIKE!! ' . . 79 GIRLS OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Above: SEPTEMBER Poise ELLEN WILLIAMS Right: OCTOBER Friendliness RACHEL SOLIS ( 80 NOVEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER Smile MARGIE ROBERTS JANUARY FEBRUARY JANUARY Posture ZOE CONRAD FEBRUARY Neatness MARILYN PARK 82 MARCH APRIL APRIL School Spirit CAROL BRIESE MARCH Dependability VIVIAN JOHNSON 83 MAY JUNE JUNE Citizenship GABI BURKARD MAY Personality AND! LOMBARDI 84 JUDY HARRIS GIRL OF THE YEAR 85 1966 HOMECOMING QUEEN, MISS ANDREA LOMBARDI 86 HOMECOMING ROYALTY r 87 PRINCESSES di ( i 88 EXCHANGE STUDENTS S Right: Harts Foreign Exchange Student, Susanna Penski. Susanne (Sonny) was brought to Hart, from Celle Germany through the American Field Service. Below; Sonny is pictured with her American family. From left to right: Mrs. Bryant, Hunter, Heidi, Mr. Ronold Bryant, and Sonny. v ssm Right; Hart High Student, Judy Har- ris was selected by the American Field Service to represent Hart High OS a foreign exchange student. She spent the summer of 1965 in Lin- ares, Chile. She is pictured with her family in Chile. From left to right are: Carmen, Jose Manuel, Mrs. Car men Garcia, Mr. Jose Benito Garcia, and Judv. 89 HERE AND THERE AROUND CAMPUS Look at this test we ' re going to have tomorrow. Get in your seat, Mary Bowen. Here and there around campus, catches Hart High Indians in the action of being themselves. Fitz Cassius chooses off Sonny Richardson. 90 Well, what with the shortage of classrooms and all Right: Oh no, not one of his corney jokes again . . . Below: Kimm Marshall and Levon Arklin ruin another project. Bottom Left: Anxious students run back to their classes after an assembly. W%i B4 Jm- wr 91 92 CLUBS AND O R G A N I Z A T I O N S 93 SENATE Row 1 — Gobi Burkhord, treasurer; Terry Sakevitz, secretary,- Linda Andrews, vice-president; Bob Fitzpotrick, president. Row 2 — Mario Mercado, sophomore boys representative; Jill Lebovitz, junior girl ' s representative; Andy Lombardi. senior girls representative; Lourie Foster, sophomore girls representative; Mr. Reilond. advisor. Row 3 — Beth Fields, V.C.I.S.C. project chairman, Tim Jorgenson, commissioner of activities; Jock Cross, senior boys representative; Mike Box, com- missioner of the rfouse. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 94 Fall; Row 1 — T. Gregory, S. King, S. Nickham, S. Roberts, D. Raynor, K. Wing, J. Boydston, C. Crawford, C, Hughes. Row 2 — L. Peters, T. Donson, M. Marsh, N. Annabel, S. Stout, E. Coffmon, G. Deeding, B. Moore. Row 3 — P. Sinclair, L. Carson, L. Bequette, M. Fenton, R. Wyott, Y. Menzell, F. Ryan, T. Richardson, Row 4 — J. Johnson, D. Warren, F. Benz, C. Stone, J. Trueblood, M. Box. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Spring: Row 1 — P. Hemminger, D. Dominguez, F. Whitmire, G. Harper, L. Bequette, M, Pork, C. Tyler, D. Raynor, T. Gregory. Row 2 — S. ing, M. Marsh, J. Lee, B. Moore, S. Stout, L. Carson, Y. Menzell, Mr. Solbach, advisor. Row 3 — S. Boshae, D. Warren, P. Scott, P. Blakey, F. Ryan, M. Box. Row 4 — G. DiAngel- ous, M. Edwards, B. Petroquin, J. Cross, D. Agapanian. 95 INTER- CLUB COUNCIL Row 1 — Vivion Johnson, Barbara Swindall, Margie Roberts, Shanda Rolls, Carole Briese. Row 2 — Linda Andrews, Margie Lebo,, Karen Coe, Andy Lombardi, Terry Sakevitz, Gobi Burkhord. Row 3 — David Wolker, Michele Yurosek, Marilyn Mooney, Susan Menzell, Chuck Lebo, Bob Kimber. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE |i Row 1 — Morgie Lebo, Diane Goedig, Sandy Lucas, llene Nee ley, Shondo Rolls, Linda Taylor, Mary Bowen, Phil Scott, Nedra Fridley. Row 2 — Judy Cherry, Marilyn Mooney, Sonny Penski, Gobi Burkhord, Michel Yurosek, Cynthia Thompson, Bonnie Moore, Terry Sakevitz, Debbie Dunn, Heidi Bryant. 96 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION :ii Row 1 — Marilyn Park, Barbara Swindoll, Ruth McClune. Brerndo Minyard, Margie Lebo, Nodine Chocanaco, Poi Lappm, Linda Berens, Lois Paftison, Merry Hyde. Row 2 — Sheila Hagel, Linda Slette, Carole Sorenson, Pom Hemminger, Mary Bowen, Gobi Burk- hard, Terry Sokevitz, Beth Fields, Andy Lombardi, Nancy Walker. Row 3 — Sandy Holasz, Pat Smith, Jim Sloat, Lynn Babbitt, Diane Bishop, Susan Menzel, Bonnie Moore, Sherry Stout, Debbie Scammon. Row 4 — Cynthia Thompson, Michele Yurosek, Heidi Bryant, Susan Brown, Charlene Cash, Jacqui Patndge, Darlene Dick, Howard Rea. Row 5 — Kirk Emmons, Patch Blakey, Mike Brosnon, Lorry Mills, Mike Box, Ralph Wells, Frank Ryan. A R G O N A U T S ti, Nsira Row 1 — Barbara Swindell, Linda Slette, llene Neeley, Lyra Lynch, Lois Patterson. Row 2 — Judy Cherry, Marilyn Mooney, Jill Lebovitz, Jan McCoy, Mary Bowen, Linda Berens. Row 3 — Nedra Fridley. Jeonne Tate, Arlene Thomas, Robert Nixon, Cynthia Thompson, Linda Howell, Shoron Beard, Phil Scott. 97 I, pff Row 1 — Mr. Swindall, advisor, Dave Stoats, Kenny Clow, Alva Bridges, Larry Molgaard, Jeff Doubledoy, Gory Michael. Row Jack Cross, Dave Lyons, John Michell, Bob Fitzpotrick, Frank Wenzel. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service club for high school boys, sponsored by the Kiwonis Club and is one of the most unique organizations on campus. It is unique for its aim, which is the development of initiative, leadership ability, and good citizen- ship practices. The Key Club is a service organization serv- ing both the community and the school. It pro- vides the school with many services which make it a more pleasant place for students and teach- ers alike. This year Harts Key Club, under the direction of President Larry Molgaard, has helped at the Kiwanis Clubs Breakfast, helped the school at games, polished the trophy cose, and acted as parking attendants at the presentation of Hansel and Gretel. They have assisted the stu- dent body in many other ways too numerous to mention. Row 1 — Ken Clow, treasurer; Lorry Molgaord, president; Gory Michoel, secretary. Row 2 — Jeff Doubledoy, junior representotive; Fronk Wenzell, vice-president; Bob Fitzpotrick, senior representative. 98 PEP CLUB Row 1 Lillian Engelstad, Beth Fields, Leslie Peters, Sandy Lucas, Carol Briese, Pam Heniminger, Margie Roberts, Viv John- son, Marilyn Park, Rachel Solis, Nancy Warm, Genene Doty, Ellen Williams. Row 2 — Margie Lebo, Jeanette Freshhour, Nancy Annabel, Mary Marsh, Merry Hyde, Jill Lebovitz, Linda VanHoudt, Lyra Lynch, Donna Walker. Row 3 — Lois Patti- son, Shirley RolDerts, Arleen Thomas, Martha Juarez, Rhonda Dunn, Brenda Nichols, Linda Andrews, Susan Shirley. Row 4 s ' heri Stout, Nancy Hughes, Marilyn Alexander, Nedro Fridley, Lee Doughty, Terry Sokevitz, Peggy Sinclair, Elise Edward- son, Susan Brown. 1 i B Vbii 1  , L E T T E R G I R L S 1 jemiw Row 1 — Sondy Halasz, Vivian Johnson, Linda Van Houdf, Rachel Solis, Andy Lombardi, Lyra Lyra Lynch. Lebo, Nedro Fridley, Darlene Graves, Arlene Thomas, Michele Yurosek, Ellen Williams. 99 Row 1 — John Mitchell, Alva Bridges, Joe Bolsz, Bob Petrequin, Mike Acosfa. Row 2 — Bill Read, Leroy Ballard, Ken Barnetf, Tom Rock, Dick Mosshart, Bob Kimber. Row 3 — Glenn Johnson, Casey McKinney, Roy Downey, Fred DiBemordi. Steve Heri, Dennis Agaganian. Not pictured are Jack Cross, Bob Fitzpatrick and Mike Konawyer. LETTERMEN ' S CLUB The Lettermen ' s Club, as one of the most aciive service clubs on campus, has compiled a very impres- sive list of accomplishments this year. They sponsored a $300 Ath- letic Scholarship, two John Goddord assemblies, the donkey basketball games, and the Harle..i Clovk ns. Among their many gifts to the school was a new projector and screen. They also donated pom poms to the song queens, a new baseball score- board, a victory pole, and ushered at every assembly. GIF ATI AS i AK Lettermen Club officers are Bob Kimber, president; Tom -Rock, vice-president; Mike Acosto, secretory; Joe Balsz, sergeantat-orms; and Dick Mosshart, treosurer. 100 GIRL ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls Athletic Association provides the opportunity for Hart girls to become acquainted with and increase their skills in many popular sports. Among some of the most popular sports this year were bowling and flag football. The girls earn points through participation in sports and play days which make them eli- gible for Lettergirls. Two G.A.A. sponsored events this year were the Mother-Daughter Play Night and the St. Patrick ' s Ploy Night and Dance. Row 1 — Vivian Johnson, vice-president; Michele Yurosek, president; Linda Van Houdt, recorder. Rov 2 — Suzanne Penski, senior representative; Margie Lebo, treasurer; Sue Weiser, sophomore representative; Georgio Cesena, junior representa- tive Row 1 — llene Neeley, Karen Grant, Johnette Dorner, Vivian Johnson, Margie Roberts, Rachel Solis, Linda Van Houdt, Terrie Gregory, Shanda Rolls. Row 2 — Carole Briese, Terry Sokevitz, Karen Deason, Minnie Anderson, Nancy Annabel, Andy Lombardi, Renee Jacobs, Bobbie Orloff, Lyra Lynch, Karen Coe, Marsha Wright. Row 3 — Sharon Collier, Sonny Penski, Margie Lebo, Donna Walker, Sue Weisert, Nancy Walker, Georgia Cesena, Michele Yurosek, Donna Jones. 101 M O D E R N D A N C E C L U B I Row 1 — Christie Clark, Sharyn Pattison, Lyro Moe Lynch, Teresa Lopez. Row 2 — Artene Thomos, Jon McCoy, Linda Carmine, Sharon Beard, Jeanette Freshour. GIRL ' S LEAGUE Row 1— L. Peters, M Pork. G. Doty, B. NichoU, N. Annabel, V. Johnson, J. Harris, I. Neeley, L. Carson, B. Fields, R. Dunn, A. Lombordi, R. Solis, L. Brown, E. Williams, C. Briese. Row 2 — J. Porlridge, S. Hogei, C. Giines, S. Austin, B. Moore, M Marsh, S. Lucas, M. Hyde, M. Lopez, M. Yurosek, Z. Conrad, N. Warm, . Forlenberry, J. Colemon, C. Flynn. Row 3 — J. Mogowon, M. Mooney, N. Huges, L. Taylor, T. Sokevitz, L. Doughty, S. Brown, J. Byrd, L. Bequefte, S. Rolls. Row 4 — Mrs. Hall, advisor, S. Dovles, S. Collier, S. Wilkins, A. Thomos, L. Lynch, D. Peak, M. Thomas. 102 CULTURE CLUB Row 1 — Susan Menzell, Howard Rea, Yvonne Menzell, Bill Bonelli. Row 2 Glen Pnne, Arlene Thomas, Tony Sullivan, Jan McCoy, ond Monica Martin. G R A P H I C A R T S C L U B Pictured above — Rick Slocum, vice-president,- Mike Morgan; Robert Olsen, treasurer; Doug Pinkerton; and David Walker, president. Not pictured — Mr. Abbott, advisor,- Chuck Davis, secretary; and Larry Nix. 103 V Mr. Ed Murdock, Advisor, ond Frank Ryan, Editor-in-chief, dis- cuss future plans for the Smoke Siqnol. Row 1 — Scott Grover, Sports Editor; Goy Henderson, Copy Editor; Merry Hyde, Exchange iditor; Shando Rolls, Business Manager. Row 2 — Frank Ryan, Editor-in-chief; Debbie Mason, Feature Editor; Gary Ritchie, Photo Editor. Not pictured is Russ Stratton, Editorial Editor. SMOKE SIGNAL STAFF This year the Smoke Signal staff accomplished its goal of keeping Hart students both informed and entertained through bi-weekly publi- cation of the Smoke Signal. In addi- tion, they hosted students from 20 L.A. County schools in the Journalism Education Association ' s On the Spot Writing Contest. Since the begin- ning of the second semester, the Smoke Signal has been printed on campus, another first for this year. , 104 Row 1 — Gay Henderson, Merry Hyde, Kathy Wing, Linda Berens, Vivian Johnson, Glenda Harper. Row 2 — Bruce DeKay, Tom Edwards, Frank Ryan, Tim Behan, Debbie Mason, Scott Grover. Row 3 — Sonny Penski, Gobi Burkhard, Mary Bowen, Shando Roils, Carole Briese, Zoe Conrad, Elaine Coffman. Row 4 — Charlene Cosh, Julio Garcia, Jack Cross, Howard Rea. Row 5 — Eddie Diaz, Bob Kimber, Todd Healey, Gory Ritchie, Duone McCreery. TOMAHAWK STAFF Row 1 — Mtke Kingston, Photo Editor; Ann Denton; Susan Lewis, Uoncy Worm, Layout Editor. Row 2 — Sue Holm, Senior and Clubs Editor; Mary Marsh; Nancy Annabel, Activities Editor; Carol Town, Business Manager; Judy Cherry, Advertising Manager. Row 3 — Debbie Scommon; Cynthia Thompson, Soles Manager; Terri Conry; Bruce DeKay. Row 4 — David Swallow; Bob Riley; Mike Brosnan, Sports Editor. Not pictured ore Merry Hyde, Classes Editor; Brenda Nichols, Copy Editor; Rhonda Dillenbeck, Secretary. offmari ' Russell Durham, Advisor 105 1966 MARCHING BAND Row ) — Majorettes Linda Taylor, Chris Crawford and llene Neeley. Row 2 — B. Blokey, R. Bohac, H. C. Hendrickson, K. Gidney, F. Rock, D. Boydston, N. Ragan, L. Lampey, N. Williams, B. Brick, T. Edwards, R. Clark, D. Dickerson, L. Sanchez, S. Britain, V. Crawford, D. Graves, F. DiBernordi, J. Kressie, R. Mitre, Brown, J. Gonzoles, K. Beauer, J. Hobbs, K. Ryan, S. Cobb, D. Dillenburger, D. Downs, Robert Downs, STAGE BAND Row 1 — H. Rec, A, Kress. Row 2 — R. Ledbetter, T. Edwards, S. Copeman, G. Johnson, S. Stoats, K. Gidney, J. Duorte, R. Goz- elle, B. Craig. Row 3 — R. Buzzell, K. Ryan, S. Cobb, D. Downs, D. Dillenburger, R. Brown, J. Gonzoles, J. Hobbs, K. Bauer, D. Manzer. Row 4 — S. Huntsinger, J. Schaeffer, D. Agajonian, R. Clark, J. Potton, Mr. Downs, advisor, R. Amerman, T. Weimer. D. Coe, P. Dumeras. 106 Rea, M. Barker, R. Buzzell, B. Collins, M. Bechia, B. Haller, D. Jones. Row 3 — C. Bloomer, S. Cobb, J. Arnold, C. Lunn, T. Leonard, K. Coe, V. Cosslet, S. Koppcla, D. Draper, R. Gazelle. Row 4 — J. Duarte, S. Stoats, G. Johnson, D. Agajanian, S. Huntsinger, R. Ammerman, D. Coe, P. Dunars, T. Weimer, J. Schaeffer. Row 5 — B. Chambers, B. Craig, D. Manzer, J. Patton, R. Ledbetter, J. Jackson, G. Gaither, P. Blakey, A. Kress, C. Bonelli, T. Johnson, R. advisor. o R C H E S T R A Row 1 — Mr. Downs, advisor, D. Agajanian. P. Hess, A. Spoid, J. Eldridge, L. Hauss, D. Agajonion, C. McKinney, L. Mills, J. Schaeffer. Row 2 — R. Buzzell, R. Bazelle, J. Dwarte, D. Boydston, J. Jackson, C. Ryon, John Patton, J. Gonzales, D. Downs, T. Weimer, K. Coe. 107 I N D I A N E T T E S Q Row 1 — Lindo Carmine, Janie Nosh, Arlene Thomas, Michele Miller, Kothy Moron, Sue Harrison, Sue Weisert, Barbara Potty, Cheryl Guthrie. Row 2- — Anito Shondro, Lyra Mae Lynch, Sharon Brazil, Borboro Edwards, Karen Deoson, Pot Tyrlos, Lind- say Miles, Donna Marks, Denise Grohm. Shoryn Pottison, Johnette Dorner. 108 CHOIR Row 1 — A. Miguel, D. Robins, L. Hauss, M. Parks, C. Chriscione, S. Stolle, L. Man- ley, M. Gabbert, K. Owens, B. Weimer, M. Thomas, J. Harris, H. Machynia, L. Lynch, S. Pottison, C. Hughes. Row 2 — D. Boydston, M. Murphy, K. Gould, ' L. Forgo, Y. Monnet, S. Helm, S. Nord, L. O Neil, M. Acosta, D. Mosshort, R. Wyatt, D. Warren, G. Chesney, B. Moses, C. Robbins, L. O Neal, D. Riley, M. Paper, S. Salara. Row 3 — L. Norman, S. King, A. Fulton, P. Sinclair, C Lombardi, A. Gunn, J. Etter, J. Moore, B. Selby, L. Parks, R. Robertson, D. Pope, L. Dunn, M. Uthe, L. Piere. E. Edwardson, N. Fratt. Row 4 — B. Goodman, M. Anderson, S. McCoy, S. McGuire, M Wright, E. Williams, B. Turnbull, C. Evans, R. Buzzell, F. Canutt, R. Gray, P, Rotliff, D. Jones, M, Royal, K. Coe, T. Sokevitz, S. Massey, L. Hansen. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling is Mindy Bedwell. Standing are Beth Fields, head Cheerleader, Diane Ray nor, Shirley Roberts. I i«M|Mi ' .l mSmmm i fr Tr Sm m. , :xq r ' b-t.. I : w Mfy ' j % ■ .; ' •- 1 4b iw 109 K. ■.IHMB VMM H |l liiiiiigi Ulliife tPMHtdW — pr v ■ ihiiuhH KejSuSSSI ■■it di l ' L VARSITY PEP SQUAD Top: Ellen Willioms. head Rottonti: Zoe Conrad, MASCOT Marilyn Park 110 Song queens are Nancy Hughes, Peggy Sinclair, Carole Briese, head, and Nancy War SONG QUEENS Left: Petite mascot, Marilyn, takes time out for a peace pipe. m 112 s p o R T S 113 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1966 32;;i,83; 67 ' Top Row— Cooch Holden, Tim Jorgenson, Jock Cross, Jim Poscdal, Steve Hunts, nger, Tom Rock, Lorry Mills, John Young, Phil Arklin, Casey McKinney, Coach Reisbig. Middle Row — Coach Wendt, Ken Bornett, Jim Doolittle, M,ke Acosto, Scott Cowart, Rolph Wyotf, Fred DeBernordi, David Lyons, Julio Garcia, Dick Mosshart, Bill Reed. Bottom Row— Steve Stoats, Lee Arnold, Alva Bridges, Ton, Froft, lorry Molgarrd, Sam Cobb, Richard Plake, Jose Lopei, John Mariholl, Gordon Gaither, Mgr. Bill Atkinson, This year ' s 1965-66 football squad finished with a record of two wins and seven losses. It was a season of many disappointing moments to the student body, parents, and community. It may have been disappointing to these supporters, but it was even more disappointing to the boys who play the game. Everyone likes a winner, but it shows what you ' ve really got when you keep coming back with 100 percent in a losing season. We ' ve all experienced winning at one time or another, and know what a great feeling it is, but there ' s more to it than just winning. Football is a sport that takes unlimited guts and desire, not only in the Friday night gomes, but even more so in practice. In every week of prac- tice there is more sweat, blood, and energy taken from these athletes than most people realize. It ' s a special caliber of person who will sacrifice himself, mind and body, for a cause that may mean nothing to the people for whom he is fighting. To this special individual, the personal satisfaction of knocking people down, drawing blood and tears from your opponent, and just knowing you ' ve defeated him mentally and physically is the greatest feeling that he, as an ath- lete, can possibly possess. Those boys who suited up for Hart High ' s grid team have experienced this great feeling of football. This feeling still burns in the hearts and soul of these athletes, and next year they will return with an even greater desire to win and achieve, again, that feeling of an athlete. Don ' t have pity for Hart High ' s football team, for it is they, the players themselves, who have pity for you. It is they that possess the unmatched feeling of a football player an ATHLETEIII Team Captain, Tom Rock 114 (mi M Goici ' o, Oitl ilin Moiikoll, The 1965 football team ' s choice for Sweetheart was Ellen Williams. Head football coach and athletic director talks to Dick Mosshort during game. Buena player is stopped cold by unidentified Hart tackier. Steve Hunt- singer [22] rushes to assist. 115 Above: Sfeve Hunlsinger is stopped by a Santa Paula opponent after o large gain. Left: Casey McKinney catches up with the ball carrier, with Alva Bridges and Roy Downey close behind. Below: Tense players anxiously watch the game from the sidelines. 116 VARSITY HART vs. OPPONENT 21 Alemany 45 12 Ventura 14 6 Palmdale 31 9 Brea Olinda 40 21 Santa Paula 33 7 Simi 13 12 1000 Oaks 39 20 Buena 6 26 Fillmore 18 bteve Sfaats lean over as he races downfield. Thousand Oaks player outdistances Lee Arnold and Tom Fratt. 1 17 VARSITY Above; Roy Downey catches opposing end. Left: Roy Downey catches a pass which he ran with to score a touchdown. Below: Ralph Wyaft, Kenny Bornett, Dick Mosshorf, Julio Garcia, Steve Huntsinger, and the coaches watch the closing minutes of a game. JUNIOR VARSITY- FRONTIER LEAGUE CHAMPS First String Offense — Mike Edwards, Steve Bussburg, Chuck Haskell, Richard Acosta, Woody Heselius, Eddie Diaz, Frank Benz, Don Jackson, Jim Wallace, Steve Boshoe, Rick Conner. First String Defense — Richard Acosta, Roger Gazelle, Steve Boshae, Gene DiAngelous, Frank Benz, Frank Rock, Jim Wallace, Chuck Hoskell, Ken Whitaker, Patch RIakey, Mike Edwards. 119 The Junior Varsity football team of 1965 brought the championship back to Hart for the second year in a row. The ' 65 team was ger to compete. They were smaller than the teams they met, but what they lacked in size and speed they made up for in desire. They seemed to enjoy body contact and the learning experi- ence they gained. We had fine leaders in Woody Heselius and Frank Benz. Those who performed well on offense were Steve Bussberg, Rick Con- ners, Frank Benz, Richard Acosta, Woody Hese- lius, Don Jackson, Mike Edwards and Steve Bo- shae. Good play on defense was performed by Jim Wallace, Denny Heselius, Rocky Richardson, Frank Benz, Steve Boshae and Mike Edwards. It took every one of the players, including our ex- cellent manager Scott Belanger, to make it a successful season. Mr. Coleman leads his team forward. i tl t4 .  Mf ,m( J tr •mKi ' Vf ' t ■f Top Row — Coach A! Hanson, Don Jockson. Stevt b i . c.c  . y ojs, Ed Dioz, Denny Heselius, i i., r . Json. Jim Wolloce, Fronk Rock, Coach Bill Merris, Rodger Gazelle, Gory Bovard, Rick Conner, Chuck Haskell, Richord Acosta. Bottom Row — Frank Benz, Woody Heslius, Ken Whiloker, Mike Edwards, Tom Kimber, Scott Belanger. 120 OPPONENT 7 25 7 HART vs. 13 Alemany . 6 Palmdale . 6 Ventura . . 38 Agoura . . 21 Santa Paula 14 19 Fillmore 7 13 Simi 6 7 , 1000 Oaks 13 7 Buena 6 Don Jackson outdistances the competition as he heads for another touchdown. Coleman. Middle Row — Patch Bialvey, iim Steve Boshoe, Mario Mercado, Randy Lawrence, Gene UiAngelous rapidly closes on the bimi runner. 121 VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball — Manager Gary Michael, Alva Bridges, Johnnie Johnson, Chuck Cribbs, Ray Pence, Glenn |Pooh| Johnson, Dave Ray, Regis Molone, Steve Chuck Cribbs catches the rebound as Johnnie Johnsen ana Andy Aliens- worth look on. The varsity basketball team for the 1965-66 season was a young team, lacking in experience anci vi ith only two Lettermen returning to the team. The boys worked very hard and put forth an all-out effort, improving steadily with each game. Next year we hope to have a stronger and better team, and with the promising players we had this year who will be returning next year, we feel sure we will be able to improve. On behalf of all the players on the team, I would like to thank the student body very much for their support throughout the season. Coach Strauss 122 ' , S e I Heri, Jack Cross, Dave Stoats, John Dunkin, Coach Strauss. Toni Richardson, 1966 Varsity Basketball Sweetheart. Alva Bridges shows off his famous sticky fingers technique. A 1000 Oaks player starts to react as Glenn Johnson starts downcourt with the ball. I l ■ H 7S H|L ' :7 | ■1 H 123 HART vs. OPPONENT 36 Burbank 84 49 Harvard 60 46 Lompoc 73 67 Oxnard 78 61 Palmdale 78 52 South Pasadena 68 56 Alemany 88 62 Camarillo 85 52 Hueneme 64 34 Antelope Valley 96 58 Buena 88 66 Santa Paulo 63 32 1000 Oaks 67 46 Fillmore 62 46 Camarillo 96 46 Simi 57 46 Buena 75 43 Santa Paula 52 37 1000 Oaks 64 53 Fillmore 65 34 Simi 64 Whered it go? Whered it go? ' Bill Skiles jumps obove his opponent to score o basket during the gome with 10 0 Oaks. At left. Pooh, the prima ballerina, goes through one of his ballet routines. 124 I Jack Cross explains, This is a basketball. Regis Malone lays one in for Hart during one of our home games. k Regis Malone outjumps his Simi opponent as the gomes gets underway. Below, John Dunkin dribbles the ball downcourt toward the basket. 125 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Monuel Rodriguez, David Kastler, Eddie Diaz, Steve Bussburg, Tim Jorgensen, Duone McCreery, Dennis Householter, Andrew Allensworth, John Marshall Kirk Emmons, Coach Keontopp. After a hard downcourt drive, Andy Allensworth leaps upward to make his shot. Eddie Diaz and Fillmore player fighl for possession of rebound jnder baste 126 HART vs. OPPONENT 34 Burbank .... 53 35 Crespi 31 21 Camarillo . . . 48 23 Santa Paula . 57 33 Buena 58 39 1000 Oaks .. 58 31 Fillmore .... 48 31 Camarillo . . . 64 28 Simi 96 48 Buena 65 55 1000 Oaks .. 43 27 Fillmore .... 50 Kirk Emmons guns a shot during Fillmore gan As Manuel Rodriguez takes the boll downcourt, Kirk Emmons moves mto position. Manuel Rodriguez readies himself as Andy Allensworth shoots foul shot. W 127 B BASKETBALL   Walt Cieplik, John Gridley, Patch Blakey, Craig Bonelli, Bob Craig, Bill McDaniel, Rick Conners, Richard Dick, Gory Word, Captain Bob Petrequm, Chris Atlcr Coach Thon. Bob Petrequ to assist. stands petrified, but help is on the way, as Rick Aten chorges downcourf VS. OPPONENT Harvard 33 Crespi 44 Polmdale 63 Notre Dame 61 La Canada 56 Camarillo 52 Port Hueneme 56 Antelope Valley 41 Buena 73 Santa Paula 57 1000 Oaks 58 AA Fillmore 48 40 Camarillo 79 36 Simi 58 31 Buena 64 38 Santa Paula 58 47 1000 Oaks 59 45 Fillmore 51 41 Simi 65 128 (ft C BASKETBALL HART vs. OPPONENT 25 Burbank 31 41 Harvard 20 22 Crespi 24 26 Palmdole 56 17 Hueneme 34 34 Antelope Valley 68 27 Buena 35 17 Santa Paula 33 26 1000 Oaks 48 43 Fillmore 23 44 Camorillo 48 25 Simi 50 22 Santa Paula 41 28 1000 Oaks 43 17 Fillmore 23 19 Simi 42 Ted Atler leaps above Fiiimore players and fires for a basket. Scon Grover, Mike Delgado, Captain Glenn Goodlett, Ted Atler, Noel King, Robert Barr, Steve Fleming, Tom Denver, Coach Collins. 129 VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row Left to Right: Mike Hayes, Chuck Cribbs, Chuck Good, J. D. Konawyer, Steve Randall, John Calzia, Ray Pence, George Lilly, Joe Balsz, Steve Bfown, Coach: Mr. Koentopp. Bottom Row Left to Right: John Schaffer, Steve Stoats, Dick Mosshort, Kirk Emmons, Woody Heselius, Mike Edwards, Don Sweetlcnd, David Kastler, Chuck Dillenbeck. Varsity Baseball Coach Koentopp The 1966 Varsity Baseball Team has per- formed very well. Though we had a small pitch- ing staff, they managed to do an extremely good job. With Steve Randall leading the way in hit- ting, we hove managed to score quite highly. The boys on the team have worked hard and long, putting forth every effort and showing an intense desire to win. I hope that next year we will be able to have as good a team as the one we had this year. The boys who will be returning show great promise and I fee! confident that we will bring the C.I.F. championship home next year. Coach Koentopp 130 ■ 1 ■ f 1 f 1 The baseball team Sweetheart is Nancy War Coach Koentopp supervises a practice play between Steve Randall and Dick Mosshart. During the South High game Joe BalSz, on first base, catches a toss from outfield. Left fielder Dick Mosshart watches the game against South High very intently. ,JS£L n %i I A •y 4$ Z A 4si 131 Infield — Dick Mosshart, Steve Sfoafs, Steve Randall, Joe Balsz, Don Sweetland. Joe Balsz completes out against South High Rebel as J. D. Kanawyer looks on. Second baseman Steve Randall moves to trap the ball 132 IchlTi Jolin ' _,jLiJ, J. t ' hjlVJWiL-., Kllk L ' Sweating it out on the sideline. Outfield — Top Row; Mike Hayes, Chuck Cribbs, George Lilly, Roy Pence, Chuck Good, John Schoffer. Bottom Row: Steve Brown, David Kostler Chuck Dillenbeck, Woody Heselius, Mike Edwards. 133 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row; Conrad Villegas, Gary Pigg, Roger Gazelle, Richard Dick, Joe Borkley, Rocky Richardson, Denny Heseiios, Coach Strauss. Middle Row: Louis Pravitlone, Noel King, Bruce Nardiello, Robert Borr, Tim Merris, Jim Randall, Chuck Hoskel. Bottom Row: Bruce Wirtanen, Tom Kimber, Darryl Coe, Don Winegorden, Woody Heselius, Mike Edwords. So far in the season the Jay Vees have put on only mediocre performance, but the team has many good individual players, and v probably start to win when the team becomes unified. Due to an unsportsmanlike perform- ance by a team member the Junior Var- sity team was temporarily disbanded, but after the player had been disciplined the team got back to work. Coach Strauss At left. Catcher Roger Gazelle tosses the boll bock to Rocky Richordson during the game with the South High Rebels. 134 Above: Roman Gabriel of the Poms wos guest speaker at the Fall Sports Banquet. Above Right Corner: Tom Rock played football so well that he made All League guard, he also placed in the C.I.F. Semi Finals, and set a Hart re for wrestling victories in one season. Right: Coach Strauss hands Jack Cross his Varsity Letterman Certificate at the Winter Sports Banquet. Below Right: Win or loose, Hart ' s athletes and supporters displayed good sportsmanship, and enabled us to win the Sportsmonship Trophy. ¥ f f i r Below: Fred DiBernardi was one of Hart ' s outstanding athletes this year. He set a school shot put record of 55 ' 3 . In varsity foot- ball he was our kicking specialist and an excellent tackle. In track he competes in the discus, 440 relay, 880 relay, and one mile run events. 135 Above: Curt Gedney finishes ahead of Rio Mesa man during relay. Below: Fred DeBernardi begins the toss of the shot put wifh the concentration that enabled him to set a school record TRACK TEAM Zoe Conrod was rhocen Trnck Team SweptheorT this year It is the early part of spring and the track season of ' 66 is under way. In some non-league meets, Hart ' s cindermen have put on tremendous showings against such track powers as Buena, Alemany, Hueneme, and Palmdale. Most people don ' t know or understand how much effort and exertion is put forth by each individual on a track team, like a boy pushing a bit harder to surpass his own personal record, or a school record. This year ' s track team is composed chiefly of sophomores and juniors, with a few seniors to back up in some events. Coach Reisbig strongly believes that this great Hart team can take league honors in the varsity, end place highly in the B ' s and C ' s. Julio Garcia 136 Top Row — (I to rl — Conch Kuster, Bob Petrequin, John Henderson, Sfeve Bussburg, Bill Reed, Danny Graves, Ford Conutt, Lee Arnold, Coach Reisbig. Secort Row — |l to r) — Paul Hess, George Boshae, Jim Doolittle, Alex Service, Curt Gedney, John Riley, Righteous MacKoy, Leroy Ballard, Steve Huntsinger. Third Row — (I to r) — Walt Ciephk, Eddie Diaz, Fred DeBernordi, Ralph Wyott, Richard Clark, Jeff Doubieday, Randy Lawrence, Patch Blokey, Frank Rock, Mike Konawyer Dexter Snorf. Bottom Row — (I to r) — Jim O ' Rourke, John Marshall, Steve Boshae, Kenny Whit ker, Larry Molgaard, Julio Garcia, Roy Downey, Dennis Aga- jonian, Casey McKinney, Chubby Willis. During a practice session, Roy Downey and Casey McKinney leap Roy Downey has done extremely well in the high |ump event this year over the hurdles. 137 m Mx, msm ' mmM ' (ilrW i i ? li-.-- . '  . ' f Danny Graves soars o.f ' ' c r ' -. ' -J school s record. Silleman hands The baton to Ballard in a Hart relay. At a dual meet ot Hart with 1000 Oaks and Rio Mesa, Frank Rock is at the ready at the beginning of a relay. 138 Top Row — Glen Belanger, Phil Scott, Curt Gedney, Roger Henderson, Bob Frenya, Regis Br( Ledbetter, George Boshae, Bob Petrequin, Jeff Doubleday, Manager Paul Plamondon. Bottor Floyd, Bart Van Oostendorp, Richie Clark, Coach Decker. nnf, LeRoy Row — Man ird. Middle Row — Jim O Rourke, Terry Johnson, Dennis Agajonian Horryl This year ' s cross-country team, despite the tough competition and num erous in- juries, hod a good season. Among those team members injured were three of our top varsity runners causing two of our J.V. ' s to go up to varsity. This move hurt both teams. The boys worked hard despite the smog, the heat and rain. Along the roads, sweating and panting as they ran, averaging between five and ten miles a day, the boys rounded into shape and became a team that did a job that they, and the student body, can be proud of. Coach Howard Decker 139 WRESTLING Junior Varsity vs. Opponent , Palmdale 50 .Antelope Valley.. 47 .Quartz Hill 30 . Hueneme 41 .Quartz Hill 20 .1000 Oaks 30 . Alemany 17 .Oxnard 22 .Simi 28 .Camarillo 20 Palmdale 38 Varsity Hart vs. Opponent 30. .. .Palmdale 50 8. . . .Bakersfield 45 15. . . .Antelope Valley. .39 24 Quartz Hill 11 22 1000 Oaks 25 34.... Oxnard 23 38 Harvard 21 20. . . .Simi 23 38. . . .Camarillo 12 10.... Hueneme 42 40. . . .Quartz Hill 11 20. . . .Palmdale 33 Tom Rock moves in for a record a Hart wrestler has ( one of the many that gave him the best attained. Top Row — Coach Kuster, Tony Mercado, Gordon Gaither, Corl Clarkson, Tom Rock, Chuck Good, Mike Acosta, Frank Benz, Dan Shepord, Rick Paley (Manager), Leon Kinder (Manager), Coach Wendt. Middle Row — Bob Frenya, Steve Boshae, Woody Heselius, Bruce Wirtanen, Randy Lawrence, Mario Mercado, Richard Acosta, Frank Rock, John Granville. Bottom Row — Tom Kimber, Karl Keehn, John Gonzolez, Bob Walker, Tom Frotf, Tim Behan, Dean Boydston (Manager), Phil Lanier. tl N The Hart High wrestling team started the 1965-1966 season with two returning lettermen from last year ' s varsity team, and a new assist- ant coach, Dennis Wendt. The team, consisting mostly of sophomores and juniors, decided early in the season to be an above average one. Through their desire and all-around attitude, many personal and school records were set. The League score for the team of three wins and three losses is a school record. By placing 4th in the Simi Invitational and 3rd in the Inter- Valley League tournament, two more records were set. The Varsity had a 5-7 dual meet rec- ord. The Junior Varsity ' s record of 6-5 was the first winning season that a Hart J. V. wrestling team has had. In the Frontier League, Varsity ' s 3rd place finish and Junior Varsity ' s 4th ore the highest plocings Hart has attained, and more points were received by the teams than ever before. Tom Rock was the first Hart wrestler to ever qualify for the C.I.F. Finals, which he did by winning in the Semi-Finals, another Hart first. Tom holds the best season ' s score record at Hart, which is 20-5; he also was rated one of the top 16 wrestlers at C.I.F. With only 5 men graduating from the team. Coach Kuster and Coach Wendt are looking forward to next year ' s season opti- mistically. Bob Walker grapples with his Quartz Hill opponent. Hart wrestlers who placed m their weight classes at the League Tournament are; Top Row — Dan Shepard (Jr.) 3rd; Gordon Gaither |Sr.) 2nd; Frank Rock jSoph.) 1st; Tom Rock (Sr.j Ut, Bob Frenya (Jr.) 3rd. Bottom Row — Richard Acosta (Jr.| 2nd; Woody Heselius (Soph.) 2nd; Tom Fratt (Jr.) 3rd; Richie Clark (Jr.) 1st and trophy for fastest pin; John Moore (Jr.) 3rd; Mario Mercado (Soph.) 1st. GOLF Coach Henson, Andy Allensworth, John Mitchell, Gory Word, James Sloot, Monte McKeon, Ralph Wells, Bart Von Oostendorf, Doug Simington. Peggy Sinclair was chosen team Sweetheart. An all Junior class Varsity Golf Team, supple- mented by the return of three Lettermen, should carry the team to a better final standing than last year ' s. In practice this year the team looks promising, and we shall improve with age. By next year we should have a very strong team. The team practices mainly at Rancho Del Valle, with matches played on the new course in Valencia Valley. Coach Henson helps John Mitchell during practice. Jim Sloat fires a practice shot. i 142 TENNIS This year ' s Sweetheart is Marilyn Park. Lee Larimer smashes a forehand return. Our tennis team for 1966 is an inexperienced team, with no member having more than one year of experience. Frank Ryan and Manuel Rodriguez are two of our most promising players on a team composed mainly of sophomores and juniors. The boys are working hard every night and are improving rapidly. Coach Ed Murdock Coach Murdock, Don Freeberg, Frank Ryan, Ivan Houston, Dennis Feony, Manuel Rodriguez, Frank Wenzel, Robert Von Houdt, John Wmklepleck, Pat Smith, Don Bryant, Bob Craig, Steve Wilbur, Lee Larimer, Craig Bonelli, Russ Brown, Manager Dave Shcal. 143 144 A D V E R T I S I N G 145 r Arroyo Seco Junior High School Another educational facility for the growing Wm. S. Hart Union High School district. ' HARRY T. 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