https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/8d98113a5dfef3c071166e2ae3d1dbc2.pdf eaa5ad76ec43879535398c1e58869361 PDF Text Text ����The 1966 ANGELUS East High School Denver, Colorado Volume 48 1 . �One among many, All with a common goal. Striving to be recognized as individuals. Yet each a necessary part of the composite East. �Unified by enthusiasm and devotion, Ignited by a spark of kindled interest, Flowing through time-worn channels, Emerging at the threshold of their aspirations. 3 �Through victory and defeat, Maintaining a driving ardor. Unity creates a pattern of spirited triumph. 4 ���Table of Contents Administration. . 8 Faculty . . . . . 11 Special Departments . 40 Activities . . 46 Royalty . . 84 Sports . . . . . . 100 Clubs . . . . . . 136 Album 176 Sophomore . . . . 178 Junior . . Senior . . . 190 . . . . . . 204 Club Rosters . . . . 234 Index . . . . . . 240 7 �MR. ROBERT P. COLWELL Principal �MRS. ANNE BROAD Dean of Girls MR. JOSEPH A. PEONIO Assistant Principal MR. LAWRENCE GARRETT Coordinator 9 Ever striving to shape the young Into mature persons of integrity and humility. These are tasks which take Courage, Competence, and Character. �MR. GEORGE MANSFIELD College Counselor To know what is ethical, What is beneficial for each individual And the group. To administer accordingly, Having the insight To guide a multitude of lives. MR. ARTHUR BRAGG MR. ROBERT KENNEDY Boys' Counselor Career Counselor �Faculty 11 �English The fundamentals of grammar ore the basic structure of English and ore thoroughly reviewed in all regular English classes. More advanced students hove a chance to express themselves in classes of Speech, Creative Writing, and Composition, which concentrate on one's ability to communicate creatively. A wide variety of college preparatory courses is available, including College English, which offers the possibility of credit in college; College Prep; World Literature; and Shakespeare. East meets the individual's communication needs not only by a Iorge selection of courses, but also by encouraging students to participate in the school publications - Spotlight, Angelus, and Montage. Wnting styles are explained by Mr. John Zumwinkel as he reads an essay (left). lecturing, Mr. Irwin Keinon speaks to his class on English literature (above). The assignments of the day are read by Mrs. Judith Ward. Mrs. Doris Borton directs instruction to her class for handing in test papers. �13 Miss Judy Fruland carefully checks aHendance. Speed reading techniques are explained by Mrs. Eleanor Flotow. listening to a student's oral report, Mrs. Evva Vickers pauses as she records a grade. Smiling at her class, Mrs. June Williamson announces a test. �English Speech coach, Mr. Brian lee, lectures on voice projection. listening doubtfully to a student recitation, Miss June Smith records a grade. Mr. Terry Allen glances at a tardy student. A magazine article calls Miss Judy Rowntree's attention (/ower left) to the various styles of writing . �15 Stressing the proper placement of a subject, Mr. Richard Nelson reveals an error. The cogent reasoning of Miss Royalyn lockhart convinces students of the meaning of a difficult passage. Mr. Gerald Hedges explains the last stanza of "Thanatopsis." �Mr. Henry Musmanno looks over a student's composition on the " Art Of Failure." Mrs. Nancy Leavenworth (below) checks the answers on a homework exercise. Reading a selection for American Literature is Mr. Harry Grill. Helping Herrick Chapman with a redundant clause is Mrs. Thelma Hill . �Social Studies East offers a variety of social science classes ranging from American History to Psychology. In preparation for college, seniors are offered College American and European History, this last a new class this year. This is a course for interested history students. In the college classes, students go on field trips to the different universities and occasionally professors come to East. This year East has obtained many new materials for the overhead projector. In all the social science courses, the teachers try to relate the past to the present problems of everyday life. Mrs. Alice Koons speaks on early explorations of America. 17 Mr. Gary McNee prepares for class recitations in American History (above). Uncle Tom's Cabin, says Mrs. Jane Whitaker, (above left), was a cause of flared tempers before the Civil War. Western History teacher, Mr. Michael Mahon· chak, sets his lecture notes in order (left). �Psychological aspects of a history problem are explained in Mr. Robert Sims' discussions . Sociological theories are pointed out by Mr. Emil Ziegler. Mr. James Owen directs an examination of the War of 1812. Miss Elizabeth Williams lectures in European history. �Social Studies 19 Mr. Dan iel Burme ister (above left) sharpens up on Sen ior American History . The prob lems of pilgrims come alive through Mr . Craig Spillman 's lectures (above r i ght ). Mr. John Timmons ( left ) points out important historical data to Jim White. The feudal aspects of Medieval History are contemplated by Mrs. Mary Weed . �Answers have a psychological effect on Mr. Wayne Shank. Social Studies Mr. Price Smith (above) enthralls students with accounts of ancient Egyptian pharaohs. The United Nations is the topic of discussion led by Mr. Edward Race. Mrs. Alice Call ably answers questions in Girls' Social Problems. �Mr. John Svenson puts questions to Sociology students. 21 Mr. Jerome Biffle pauses after hearing an oral recitation on vocational studies. lecturing on the Emancipation Proclamation is Mr. John Brainerd. �Math The foundation of numerical concepts, math courses delve into the mind to produce a precise method of reasoning. The basic math courses enable students to improve their fundamentals. The students of exceptional ability are offered courses such as Solid Geometry or Trigonometry, and Unified Algebra and Trigonometry. Other courses offered are Algebra, Geometry, General Math, and College Math and Math Analysis for seniors. Through the wide variety of courses, students are able to find the ones best suited to their ability. Posing a problem to his class, Mr. William Kruse checks the correct answer. Mr. John Nicholson (below) reveals the mechanics of a difficult exercise. A slight grin comes to Mr. Myron Craig's face (below left) at a student's correct answer. 22 �Reviewing basic principles, Miss Joan Shafer explains a diagram . A difficult mathematical concept is clarified by Mr. Thomas Ellison . Miss Elsa Berger imparts a bit of her wisdom to a puzzled student. A doubtful look is displayed by Mr. Chester Phelps while watching a test in progress. �Mr. Clyde Hinderlider {left) sorts his numerous papers in preparation for a busy day. Flourishing her hand emphactically, Mrs. Betsy Shiply drives home the point of her lecture. A new theorem is presented by Mr. larry French. Mr. George Wonderly plunges ahead into the tedious job of recording his grades. 24 �Science East is one of the pilot schools in the development of a new version of Biology BSCS. In this course there is a departure from the traditiol"!al textbooks. The method is laboratory centered, stressing the Socratic approach, that is, arriving at conclusions by question and answer discussions. The bases for the discussions are the laboratory observations and data collections. Students enrolled in any science classes are required to attend a lab period at least once a week. Labs help the student to experiment and work with nature, enabling him to have a better knowledge of his environment. Other subjects offered are physics, chemistry, botany, zoology, and physiology. College Biology and College Chemistry are offered to select seniors. Mrs. Isabella Finklestein elaborates on biological cycles. Chemical reactions, diagramed by Mr. Clarence Mullenix (below), are explained to College Chemistry students. Mr. Julian Jacobi (below right), discusses survival of the fittest. �During biology class Mr. Edward Gallegos inspects the wonders of the microscopic world. The structure of the human skeleton is investigated by Mr. Alfred Metcalf. Mr. Richard Strickland points out the adjustment knobs of the microscope to Tina Middlebrook. The dynamics of aeronautics is the subject matter ior Mr. Wayne Fox's daily lectures. Mr. Morris Hoffman demonstrates physics theories to Ken Richardson while fellow students watch. �Mr. Donald Griebenaw's General Science class discuss the properties of electricity. 27 Science A student's hypothesis is studied by Mr. Robert Paul. Dr. Howard Williamson reviews his chemistry students for a test on the elements (above left ). Mr. Dominic Zarlengo (left) clarifies a confusing fact in Physics. �Language The language Department offers an international outlook through the wide range of languages available. latin, French, German, Spanish, and Russian are taught and may be studied separately or in any combination from 1 to 5 years. With the exception of latin, all foreign languages employ the Audio-lingualMethod. This new technique utilizes tapes and individually assigned records as well as the traditional approach. Advanced students delve more deeply into grammar and read literary works of their languages. Many language teachers have traveled abroad and returned with interesting slides of their visit, giving the student a cultural as well as lingual background in language. Miss Diane Dykes reacts to a student's French dialog. Verbal interpretations by Dr. John Matties enlighten Spanish students. Latin conjugations are corrected by Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz (bottom left). Mrs. Blanche Pigott (bottom right ) lectures on Germanic cultures. IT\ L~ II I. �Mrs. Mary Gerner stresses the importance of the language lab. 29 Miss Margaret Smith aids Chuck Wagner as Jane Hager translates Cicero. The geography of France is discussed by Mrs. Helen Arnold (above ). Enunciation, says Mrs. Barbara Fesler (below), is essential to a foreign language. �30 Special Education Students in a special education class listen with headphones to a lecture. Mrs. Esther Howard guides a student in his tasks. Smiling, Mrs. Elizabeth Pixley reads the daily bulletin (below left). �The Special Education classes enable the handicapped student to utilize his capabilities. By means of braillers, earphones, lip reading, and mobility training, the handicapped student learns to recognize his potential and strives to reach the peak of his ability. Vital to the department, the Special Education teacher guides the student daily and helps him to become an active member of the school. Modern electronic equipment, as used by Ken loui, plays an important part in the hearing department. Miss Jan Laman points out the proper punctuation of a sentence. Using a chart to clarify her discussion, Mrs. Patricia Collins points to an example (below). Mrs. Dorothy Buckler listens to a student's oral recitation. �Business Education Business Education classes strive to meet the total needs of the individual by helping him to understand the complex economic society in which he lives. Courses offered include General Business, which studies the need for certain types of occupations; Steno and Transcription, which deal with secretarial needs of business; and Business English, which is concerned with helping the student be concise in speaking and writing. Mr. Roger Lundeen explains the application of a typing rule. Speed techniques in typing are emphasized by Mrs. Katherine Bult (be· low nght). Mrs. Joan Rudel (center) dictates a letter to her stenography class. The many aspects of distributive education are related by Mr. John Rushton (below left). �33 Always observant, Miss Shirley Yanaga points out an error to Donna Stafford. Miss Joyce Walker explains the importance of keeping accurate records. A helpful test review is given by Mrs. Ruth Eggleston (below). With a critical eye Miss linda Burgess watches problem solving. �Art The Art Department gives a good basic background in art as well as develops originality and creativity in the student. Courses are offered in Drawing and Painting I through Advanced Art, Art Appreciation, Ceramics, Fashion Drawing, and Commercial Art. The Drawing and Painting classes encompass watercolor, poster painting, and this year acrylic, a new medium that resembles oil paints. The advanced art classes are free to choose their own projects and often work with oil paints. Special projects on which students have worked include sculpture, weaving, stitchery, hooked rugs, copper enameling, textiles and various types of prints. Each year art students enter their work in the Scholastic Art Awards Competition. Winners receive gold keys with a certain number of gold key entries advancing to New York and the national competition. The Carter Contest is for seniors in the Denver Public School system and is held each May at the Denver Art Museum. Clay constructions are displayed by Mrs. Carolyn Roth, ceramics teacher. Mr. Edward Marecak advises Hannibal lane on the use of charcoal. Mrs. Olive Green (left) comments on a student's art project. 34 �Music A busy and varied music department provided East with numerous assemblies and enjoyable musical entertainment. This year the vocal music department took part in the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, a Spring Concert utilizing all vocal groups, and a joint assembly with concert orchestra. Concert Choir and Angelaires performed for various junior high schools, service clubs and neighborhood functions, and also participated in the All-School Show. The instrumental music branch of the department presented two Spring Concerts, one with the band, one with the orchestra. Both groups performed at such functions as the All-School Show and Drama Club play. The band participated in the half-time show at homecoming and marched in the Veterans Day Parade. Mixed chorus voices melodies led by Miss June Sinnard . Concert Band, directed by Mr. Kay Shadwell, goes through daily exercises. �Home Economics Projects ranging from simple garments to individually designed styles were produced in the clothing classes this year. As an annual project girls volunteered to dress 84 dolls supplied by the Santa Claus Shop. All foods classes made Christmas boxes which the individual student could give as a gift, and many foods classes served a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Classes range from Clothing I to Advanced and Creative Clothing. Foods classes also cover a broad area. The program offers Foods I and II, Advanced Foods, Senior Foods I and II, Boys' Foods and, for those advanced pupils desiring it, Host and Hostess Preparation, a service class which serves banquets for the principal, R.O.T.C., and other people or organizations. East will have a new foods lab next fall, which will make an even wider choice of studies available. 36 Myra Cohen , aided by Mrs. Gladys Ligon, learns the proper way to cut a pattern. Chris Bower reorganizes her sewing drawer under the supervision of Mrs. Hazel Spangenberg. The tasty details of a new recipe are explained by Mrs. Mary Ball (above right). Mrs. Rhoda Dean demonstrates dicing techniques in Boys' Foods. �Industrial Arts Intricacies involved in metal working require frequent machine adjustments, made by Mr. Richard Johnson. A flaw in the leather gives Mr. Robert Bierbach an opportunity to show Don Harris the compncations of leather craft. Sylvester Taylor learns wood working techniques from Mr. Harlan Miller (above right). Mechanical drawing teacher Mr. Raymond Maley (below) instructs Ray Fisher in floor planning. 37 Several new fields were opened this year in the Industrial Arts Department. Students may now experiment in Copper Tooling, Mosaic, and Jewelry. For the feminine element there is a course in Girls' Woodwork. A new wood shop next year will improve shop facilities. The Industrial Arts Department lost one of its oldest and most valuable members this year. Mr. Pat Panek, who had come to East in 1938, spent nine years in the woods department and eighteen years as a mechanical drawing teacher. He retired this year. �Physical Education Exchanging mental stress for physical strain, students in both Boys' and Girls' Physical Education participated in a vigorous program this year. Supplementing class activities, after-school intramurals were available to interested girls. The Dance classes put on the annual All-Girls' Assembly and participated in the All School Show. All students in physical education learn the yearly Play Festival Dance, and volunteers are chosen to take part in the dance at the City Auditorium. Boys are offered Physical Education, Gymnastics, and ROTC. Rising above all else in popularity is running the City Park Lake. Explaining the proper way to hold a badminton racquet is Miss Jean Aschbacher. 38 Ellen Bein follows Mrs. May Dunkin, who demonstrates a step to a Modern Dance class. �A Modern Dance class goes through a daily warm-up. Keeping score during a soccer game, Mrs. Carol Matchett records a point for a team. Jean Alvarez practices volleyball techniques. �Mrs. Emilie Tescher looks up from her never-ending paperwork. East's Social Worker, Miss Jay Breen, keeps her files up to date. In the clinic, Miss Fay Twist finishes helping another student. Selling tickets for the pre-season basketball games, Miss Jennie Marr records another purchase. Mrs. leah Hiscutt is kept busy at her typewriter recording grade transcripts. �Special Departments 41 Miss Kathryn lace, Assistant to the Dean, reads a copy of the "Spotlight." Contemplating a difficult query on colleges, Mr. Wayne Fox concentrates on his answer. Working in the testing office, Miss Elizabeth Craven evaluates a student's record . �Special Departments Working in the I.B.M. office, Mr. Ray Acsell spends hours planning revised schedules. During a busy day at East, Mrs. Mary Rider receives numerous phone calls on the switchboard. Mrs. Virginia Shakespeare discusses the problems of subject coordination. �Mrs. Marion Powell schedules one of her counselees. In the audio visual room , Mr. John Slovek (/eft) checks over his newest equipment. Mrs. Mae Nelson's busy schedule (right), includes recording transcripts for college. Waiting to help another student in the library (below) are, from left to right, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mr. James Nichols, and Miss Eloise Pearson. 43 �Special Departments 44 As secretary to Mr. Colwell, Miss Alwyn Evans frequently uses the telephone to secure important appointments. Mrs. Marilyn Jester spends many hours checking punch cards in the I.B.M. office. Mrs. Kathryn Waters and Mrs. Evelyn Schachterle confer on a problem in the quiet confines of the book room. Head of East's custodial staff, Mr. C. Delbert Mooberry, checks over some figures at his desk. �Hard at work in the main office are clerks, from left, Mrs. Ruth Cummings, Mrs. Betty Whitmore, and Mrs. Anne Louise Anderson . The East cooks relax before getting back to their tasks of preparing meals for the students. They are, from left to right, Mrs. Florence Reffalt, Mrs. Marie Sherley, Mrs. Veronica Czarnik, Mrs. Ofir Antrillo, Mrs. Irma Jackson, Mrs. Helen Greenberg, Mrs. Selmp Harvey, and Mrs. Francis Smith. ���48 �Activities Calendar Orientation Assembly ... September 16 Howdy Day .......... September 17 Seraph Dance .......... October 16 Senior Class Assembly .... October 27 Fall Sports Dance ....... November 6 P.T.A. Back To School ... November 17 Thanksgiving Assembly .. November 24 Christmas Assembly ..... December 17 Christmas Program ..... December 21 Senior Return ......... December 22 Woodbury Contest ....... January 12 Drama Club Play ........ January 14 Career Day ............ January 18 Junior Prom ............ January 22 Sweetheart Dance ...... February 12 Wolcott Contest ........ February 25 P.T.A. Fashion Show .. March 17, 18, 19 All School Show ........ March 25,26 Vocal Concert ............. April 24 Band Concert .............. May 6 Senior Girl Awards ......... May 11 Color Day ................ May 13 Senior Prom ............... May 21 Academic Awards Assembly. May 25,26 Class Day ................ June 3 Commencement ............ June 7 ���Student Council representatives D. J. Kato, George Kawamoto, Anne Schaefer, Kenny Passarelli, Pat Garrett, Kathy Deutsch, and Steve Schmaltz concentrate on a school problem. The Early Bird Dance, held at 7:15 Friday morning, was a new undertaking by Student Council. An accepted idea brings mixed emotions from (above) Mr. Arthur Bragg, Herrick Chapman and Charlie Johnson. Gayle Kotzelnick (below) devotes all her time and Head Boy Howard Vogel conducts business as Head Girl Gayle Kotzelnick, J. Nady and John Bonsib contemplate new ideas. �Student Council greeted Angels with Christmas decorations . 53 Erection of the Christmas tree in the main hall is a traditional project performed by Council each year. Council Cultivates Student Exchange East's Student Council is made up of the Head Boy and Head Girl, four sophomores, six juniors, eight seniors, and a representative from Spotlight. Student Council's theme this year was "creative citizenship," which stresses the importance of the individual. In conjunction with this theme the council promoted an exchange program with the other high schools, and was working on the Valley Forge and Freedom's Foundation Awards. In addition, Council continues to uphold the Colfax Code, decorate at Christmas, and plan assemblies and Color Day activities. �Contemplating an important issue, Gene Burk successfully presides over an early morning meeting. Delegates Unite Students Debbie Davis and Richard Armstrong listen intently to a discussion concerning the problems of the student parking lot. Second semester president Mike Pryor stresses the importance of student participation. Serving as the House of Representatives of the East Student Government, the Delegate Assembly met each Friday morning at 7:45 to discuss and act on problems brought to it by the student body and Student Council. The delegates, who were elected by their first hour classes, served as the connecting link between the students and the student government by reporting events and then recording the opinions of their classes to take back to the Assembly. Always present to help when questions arose was sponsor, Mr. Bragg. Led by presidents Gene Burk and Mike Pryor, the Assembly worked on numerous school problems. Delegate Assembly was a cosmopolitan cross-section of the students and ideas of East High School. In order to record accurate notes, representatives find it necessary to pay strict attention . �Discussion and decision constitute the duties of Board Members Pat Seymour, Nancy Ridenour, and Gail Fliegler. Board Strives for Effectiveness 55 With a constant concern for student welfare, Mr. Arthur Bragg headed the Classification Board's second year. Formed two years ago, the Classification Board deals with offenders of the Classification System. The system ranks student activities and offices with respect to their importanc:e and the time they require. Thus a student is prevented from holding too many "high" offices and more people are able to gain leadership experience. This year members called in student leaders and asked them whether they felt new items should be added to the system or the classification of other items changed. After assembling numerous opinions the Board developed a revised system. Paulette Brewer, Tim Greer, and Pat Abe ca~efully consider a student's potential and limitations. �Spotlight Service Superior SPOTLIGHT is carefully proofread by Connie Artzer and Mr. Richard Nelson, sponsor. 56 Striving to recognize the individual student, SPOTLIGHT, the East newspaper, established a new column, "Queries and Quotes," to which anyone could contribute his ideas and opinions. Through a joint effort of the staff, SPOTLIGHT urged better orientation for sophomores and a new time for the National Merit Test. By involving additional students in school activities, SPOTLIGHT represented the student body and covered more events. Another new column related student opinions of other Denver high schools in contrast with East. Encouraged by their sponsor, Mr. Richard Nelson, the East High School newspaper presented a clear and unbiased account of the news throughout its 12 e d itio ns. East High Spotlight Vol . lll November 3 , 1965 No. 3 Published Every Third Week During the School Session by the Students of East High School, Denver, Colorado Editor in Chief .. •....... . ...•..•.....•........... . ... . ... Kay Eldredge News Editor ...••..•... . ..........••.................. .. . . . Lindo Stott Sponsor •...•..•...... . . . ..........••..•......... . • Mr. Richard Nelson Copy-Rewrite Editor •.........•. . ••..••••..•...... . .•. . ..• Nancy Brandt Business Manager . . • . . • • . . . • • • . • • . • • . .••...•. . .•.••. . • Barbara loomis Photography Co-ordinator •..•••••...•. . •......• . .•. . .... Coraline Schamp Page Editors •......•..•...•..••..•..•...•. Ell n Morimoto, Connie Artzer, laura Masunaga, Kathy Smith Supply Manager .••..••..••.••.••..••.•• . .........•..•.. . Ginny Irving Publicity Manager ...•......•..••. .. . . ••. . • . ........••..•... Mary Kunt Reporters .•.•..•..••..•...•...• Tom Barnes, Gerry del Junco, Pat Garrett, Bob Geismar, Judi Glathar, Dave Hallet, Joe Huff, Suzy Haskins, Carla linton , Fred loechner, Meredy Moll, Tony Peros, Mike Pryor, Dave Tickton, Suzanne Young Photographers ..•........................ Glen Eppleston, John Cowdrey, Bart Weiss, Chris O'Neill Staff •Artist ....... . .. . .... . ... . .. . ... . .... . .. . ..... .. . . .. .. . Bob Slack Printed by Eames Bros., 2030 Champa, Denver, Colo. Second class postage paid, September 15, 1965 at the Post Office at Denver, Colo. under the act of March 2, 1879 While at printer's, laura Masunaga, Kay Eldredge, and Nancy Brandt inspect their final product. �Interesting articles and editorials capture student interests. Mark McElhinney waits anxiously for his SPOTLIGHT, distributed by Meredy Moll. �Assemblies Instill Student Enthusiasm Throughout the year students have the opportunity to see both educational and entertaining assemblies. This year's presentations included the Student Council's annual Code Assembly, Election and Academic Assemblies, the Red Cross Assembly with speaker Earl Reum, and other programs ranging from gymnastics and the Woodbury and Wolcott contests to pre-game pep assemblies. At the Sophomore Orientation Assembly, Mr. Robert Colwell (left) speaks on the sophomores' role in school activities. Members of the football team (below) take charge of a pep assembly the day before the South game. �Taking the oath of office are (left to right) Nancy Ridenour, Gail Fliegler, Tim Greer, and Pat Garrett. Candidates for all-school offices are presented to the student body prior to voting. The Wolcott Contest provides the opportunity for gtrls to show their sight reading abilities. 59 �Mr. Paul Coleman and Mr. Charles Clarkson display good sportsmanship in a "staged" basketball game during the White Jackets pep assembly. At the annual citizenship assembly, Dr. libor Brom speaks about loyalty and the devotion to one's country. 60 Muscular coordination and precise timing help Air Force gymnast, lt. Gregor Weiss, perform a difficult one-armed hand stand. Mike Pryor narrates while the Concert Choir provides the background music for "I Am an American." Tim Greer gives his interpretation of Culture in the Tower of Strength Assembly. �Mr. Bill Holmes, stage crew supervisor, works hard removing scenery from a recent play set. Stage Crew Hustles Behind the Scenes Sweeping the stage for an upcoming assembly are stage crew workers Tim Eitel and Joe McNamara. The East High stage crew plays an important part in stage productions. They are the unseen people who handle lighting, sound effects, and other items essential to a successful assembly. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Bill Holmes, the stage crew, throughout the year, has done an excellent job. Unloading boards for a new set, Bud Strickland inspects them carefully. �Mike Nelson stimulates the audience with his interpretation of "Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address." Woodbury Seized by Spencer John Spencer delivers his winning speech, "On Being Accused of Treason." The ninety-third annual Woodbury Oratorical Contest, one of the oldest traditions at East, was presented January 12, 1966. This year John Spencer, a junior, won the Woodbury medal for his delivery of Emmet's, "On Being Accused of Treason." John competed with seven other speakers: Timothy Dickertorical Contest, one of the oldest traditions at son, Dirk Epperson, Peter Kenny, Michael Nelson, Brian Prendergast, Michael Pryor and David Tickton. Thomas Barnes and Michael Sawaya introduced the contestants. The three judges were Mr. Stanley L. Drexler, Mr. Donald P. Dunklee, and Rabbi Daniel Goldberger. 62 While Peter Kenny orates, Woodbury contestants (left to right) Mike Nelson, Dirk Epperson, David Tickton, John Spencer, Brian Prendergast, Timothy Dickerson and Mike Pryor listen. �Huber Captures Wolcott The Eighty-seventh Annual Wolcott Public Sight Reading Contest was held Friday, February 25, 1966. The contestants were chosen at a trial reading by several teachers. This year Susan Huber won the award for her excellent interpretation of "They," by Rudyard Kipling . Other contestants were Linda Stott, Kathleen Deutsch, Venita Helgeson, Schyleen Quells, Kathleen Eldredge, Mary Dallas, and Karen Leaver. Alternates were Karen Cruter and Sandra Deutsch. The three judges were Miss Alice M. Wolter, Mrs. Dorothy A. Oden, a"nd Mr. Carl I. Johnson. Alternates and contestants of the Wolcott Public Sight Reading Contest wait anxiously for the judges' decision . A portion of " They," by Rudyard Kipling , is interpreted by Sue Huber. Sue Huber receives congratulations from her competitors and the judges after winning the 87th Annual Wolcott Medal. �Smging " I enjoy Being a Girl, " the Angela ires entertain the audience at the PTA Fashion Show. 64 Concert Choir fills the auditorium with its sublime melodies at the Christmas Assembly. New to East this year, Mr. Vincent Tagliavore triumps in his orchestral teachings . �Musicians Sound Off East's Music Department, headed by Mrs. Marion Padboy, Mr. Kay Shadwell, Mr. Vincent Tagliavore, and Miss June Sinnard, produced several entertaining assemblies this year as well as participated in other school activities. Under the direction of Mrs. Padboy, Concert Choir performed for the annual Christmas assembly, the All-School Show, and various community groups. The Angelaires, a small madrigal group selected from Concert Choir, sang for the Model Teens Fashion Show and other gatherings, while Miss Sinnard's Mixed Chorus performed in the Thanksgiving program. Mr. Shadwell directed the Concert Band and Orchestra first semester and was succeeded by Mr. Vincent Tagliavore. East was also privileged to have a group from Sing-Out '65, sponsored by Moral Re-armament, appear for a special assembly. Violinist Dennis Gersten strives for individual perfection. Mrs. Marion Padboy directs Concert Choir as they entertain at Veterans Hospital. �laura Masunaga, Barbie loomis, and Nancy Bonnot relive their childhood in " I' m Five." The comedy team of Marilyn Griffin and linda Hall (above) delights the audience with its unique routine. Energetic vocalist, Joey Swearengen , (below) entertains with " Everything's Coming Up Roses." The talented trio of Paul Vogel, Charlie Dillon, and Dave Evans provides amusing folk music. The Club Soda Act, featuring Herrick Chapman, Howie Vogel, Bob Bell, and Eugene Burk, presents an arrangement of "Exodus." �Four Seasons Storm the Stage Hours of work and effort culminated in "The Four Seasons," the East High School 1966 All-School Show. Mrs. May Dunkin, assisted by Mr. Irwin Keinon, directed the show and helped in the selection of the 26 acts finally chosen from more than 50 that tried out. Besides the traditional dancing and singing, this year's show included such areas as bottleplaying, precision marching, and magic phenomena. The entire production was bound together by the Show Band who, under the direction of Mr. Vincent Tagliavore, played the overture and most background music. Girls in ' By the Sea' frolic through the All School Show. 67 A clever setting was staged by the Angelaires in "Telephone Hour." �Eight of the Senior Scholars are, left to right, top to bottom, Bill Kindel, John Fuller, Joe Huff, Laura Masunaga, Gerry Del Junco, Kay Eldredge, David Summers, and Margaret Smith. Linda Jensen and Eileen O'Neill have also been recognized as Senior Scholars. Seniors Show Scholastic Ability Ten students of the class of 1966 have been recognized as Senior Scholars for their superior scholastic ability and performance. Their College Board scores were all above 1290 and each has a grade point average of 3.68 or better, placing them in the top 3% of the senior class. �CHEERFULNESS COURTESY DEPENDABILITY Dione Elkins Ellen Morimoto Barbaro Hurd Senior Girl Awards 69 BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Gayle Kotzelnick FRIENDLINESS LEADERSHIP LOYALTY LOYALTY Kathy Heger laura Partridge Jane Pace Connie Tokomine POISE SENSE OF HUMOR SERVICE SPORTSMANSHIP Carolyn Cheley 01one Carocosis Corio linton Lauro Mosunogo �Cheerleaders boosting East's spirit are, top row, left to right: Judy Glathar, laura Masunaga, Nancy Bonnot, and Cherry! Elson; bottom row: Kathy Starr, Debbie Green, Barbara loomis, and Gail Takamine. Let's Go Big RedLet's Go! Football form is demonstrated by the cheerleaders in a pep assembly. Throughout the school year, eight girls in red and white lifted the spirit of the school far beyond ordinary bounds. Their exuberance and enthusiasm helped provide the driving force necessary for winning games. Spending hundreds of hours in practice and at actual sporting events, they are among those groups most devoted to East High School. laura Masunaga, head cheerleader, leads the East Angels. 70 �Susan Shermack, Margie Schilt, and Barbara Miller test their spring overcoats while singing in the rain. Granny glasses a-tilt, lynn Persson strolls down the ramp. Angels Parade Fashions "Angel's On Parade," the PTA Fashion Show, was held March 17, 18, and 19 at the Denver Dry Goods Teo Room. The accent on fashion this year was the "Mod" look, which included the accessories as well as the clothing. The twenty-five models who were chosen from the girls of the senior class, along with the commentator, Mrs. Phyllis Doner, made the fashion show a success. The models eagerly wait for their turn on the runway. Dressed in her red all-weather coat, Marti Humm shows the latest in spring fashions. �The sound of the Outcasts of Poker Flat fills the front hall at the Fall Sports Dance. Students at the Sweetheart Dance rock to the sounds put down by the Rainy Daze. �Long Is the Night The overpowering beat of East dances encouraged the energetic student to express himself. The Jerkers and the Frugers were stimulated by the frenzied sounds of the Princetons, Outcasts of Poker Flat, the Boenzee Cryque, and the Rainy Daze. The twist and turn of musical sorcery transformed boundless energy and tensions into a maze of frantic motion. A member of the Boenzee Cryque adds the bass beat at the Junior Prom. 73 Two weary people enjoy a moment of rest at the Fal Sports Dance, "Showdown." �"For the Good of the Nation," the Junior Class Float, parades its hearts and flags which gave the class second place. The Senior Float was overcome by Friday 13th Jinx as they captured third place. First place honors went to the Sophomore Class for their presentation of "Kindness Is Sharing." �"Probenetion" Puzzles the Public "Would You Believe," this year's Color Day theme, produced a wide variety of hats, costumes, floats and skits. Floats were based on the word "Probenetion," whose actual meaning was not revealed until the first place Sophomore Class Float was announced. The Senior Class Skit captured first place, followed by the Junior and Sophomore Skits respectively. All dramatic productions were built around the theme "Skitastrophe." Of the 13 floats entered in the parade the White Jacket Float took first place honors. Once again the Pre-law "float" was disqualified. The day was highlighted with the crowning of Miss Gail Takamine, 1966 May Queen. The Angels also won their 3rd consecutive city track title. 75 First place in the club floats went to the White Jackets and their "Probenetion Spirits." "Suds of Youth," exemplified the 2nd hour physics class' idea of Probenetion. Mr. George Mansfield expresses his personal views on life for the College Counseling Department's "Fantasy and Reality." �Seniors Victorious In "Skitastrophe" Skits In the winning Senior Skit, Greg Dunham receives a note to take home from his teacher, Marilyn leech. Irma Ia Sophomore, portrayed by Mary Dallas, becomes an East Angel after a shady career. 76 �Mark Redfearn and Winifred Wright characterize Anthony and Cleopatra in the Junior Skit. In the Faculty Skit, Mr. Dominic Zarlengo meets opposition from one of his "students," Mr. John Timmons. Two promising students, Mr. Alfred Metcalf and Mr. Richard Nelson, delay their physics class. For disciplinary measures, Mr. Robert Colwell is sent to the principal's office. �ROTC Strives For Responsibility, Leadership, And Self-discipline Sergeant Jim A. Taigaafi assigns cadets duties for Federal Inspection. ROTC helps develop a student's character, giving him insight and perspective on military training and life. The goals of the ROTC are responsibility, leadership, and self-discipline. The new cadet learns how to handle responsibility given to him and how to assign responsibilities to other cadets. He learns to be a good leader by giving precise orders and to be a good follower by taking orders willingly, responding to directions quickly and completing them efficiently. Self-discipline plays an important part in the training of a new cadet, for he must learn how to dress in a military manner and be prepared for weekly drills and inspection. Throughout the year, the ROTC drill teams perform for various school functions, including assemblies, and prepare for the city and state drill competition which is held in the spring. In May a Federal inspection is held at which officials from the Army come to inspect the progress and discipline of the cadets and test them on their knowledge of Army functions. �Individual progress is tested by Cadet lieutenant Colonel Murray Davidson. 79 Sergeant Jim A. Taigaafi inspects a platoon for proper uniform dress. �School Activities Supported by ROTC Showing precision in timing and movement is the R.O.T.C. drill team at the All-School Show. 80 During a rifle match, Tony Russell sights a target. Sally Grandy expresses her views of the individual's constitutional rights at the Sojourner Contest, sponsored by R.O.T.C. �Eddy Gunn movements. demonstrates skillful gun The Honorary Cadet Drill Team shows the perfection it has achieved by hours of practice The R.O.T.C. Color Guard presents the colors before the Citizenship assembly. �Cadet Officers lieutenant Colonel Murray Davidson Moior Ma1or Steve TenBrink Glenn O nodera �83 Lieutenant Colonel Carolyn Cheley Major Sally Grandy ���Angelus King and Queen This year East High was privileged to have the popular recording group, "We Five," select the Angelus King and Queen. The judges decided that Miss Carol Johnson and Mr. John Bonsib were representative of typical American youth, chosen from pictures submitted from the sophomore class. J£.. filn £8onJe"t Angelus King J(rJj C&zJ«J./fiinJon Angelus Queen 86 �MIKE PETE BEV We Five BOB JERRY ��Se raph King attendants are, from left to right and top to bott:>m : Tim Greer, Gerry del Junco, Dave Tickton , Steve Jackson , Mike Nelson, J . Nady, and Herrick Chapman. Seraph Dance looking quite regal, Keith and escort Schyleen lead the first dance to strains of "Don't let the Sun Catch You Crying." 89 Unique to East High dances this year, a king was the highlighted royalty rather than the usual queen. The occasion was the annual Seraph Dance, and it was appropriately entitled "King of Clubs." In keeping with this theme, the decorations consisted of three huge playing cards behind the band, a canopy made of black and red streamers, and several authentic looking spears which decorated the entrance to the gym. Multicolored lights played "hide-and-go-seek" among the dancers, as East's own "Princetons" got .the first dance of the year off to a regal start. The final touch to a "royal" evening was the crowning of Mr. Keith Rausch as king. His reigning partner was Miss Schyleen Qualls. Myron Pullock, drummer for the Princetons, beats out "The Jolly Green Giant" in honor of East's victory in the East-G.W. football game that afternoon. ��Music by " The Outcasts of Poker Flat" seemed to originate in the loft of the barn behind them. East High was transported back into the days of the "Wild West" as the ANGELUS and SPOTLIGHT staffs presented the annual Fall Sports Dance, entitled "Show Down." The front hall was decorated with "wanted" posters, an authentic-looking bar, and scenes of Poker Flat - the town where the band, "The Outcasts of Poker Flat," originated. The real showdown was the crowning of the crosscountry team candidate, Miss Pat Garrett, by last year's queen, Miss Cindy Ziegler. Pat's escort was Mr. Steve Schmaltz. The newly·crowned queen, Pat Garrett, receives the congratulations of many, including Linda Jackson. Fall Sports Dance 91 Fall Sports Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom : Cay Gilbertson, Debbie Green, Susan Ando, Cherry! Elson, laurie Bourke, and Candy Sekyra. ��Junior Prom The new Junior Prom Queen Sylvia Wong and her escort Kenny Passarelli lead the traditional first dance. The fabulous "Boenze Cryques" set the pace of the Junior Prom, "Gain' On A lion Hunt." Yellow and green streamers and paper cannibals created a mysterious jungle atmosphere, while the center of attraction was a large cardboard lion suspended above the dance floor. Miss Sylvia Wong was crowned as this year's queen by Head Girl, Miss Gayle Kotzelnick. Miss Wong was escorted by Mr. Kenny Passarelli. Seated gracefully on her throne is Miss Wong with her escort Mr. Passarelli. Cannibals were a very necessary part of "Goin' On A lion Hunt." 93 Junior Prom attendants are from left to right and top to bottom: Nancy Stratton, Nancy Bonnot, Mary Kunz, Sylvia Smith, Cay Gilbertso;;, and Kathy Starr. ��Miss laurie Bourke Mr. J. Nady Miss lmda Cavnar Mr. Dave Bonham Miss Angie Fotinos Mr. Rick Achatz Sweetheart Dance The "unexpected" did come true as Interclub Council presented the annual Sweetheart Dance entitled "lmprevu." Blue lights and a French cafe complete with an artist and a ceiling composed of hundreds of balloons set the mood for the crowning of Miss lou Skubal and Mr. Russell Hall as Sweetheart Couple. Last year's couple, liz Snider and Gary Coughlin, performed the crowning in a setting enhanced by the music of the "Boenzee Cryques." 95 Miss Cay Gilbertson Mr. Mike Nelson The newly crowned Sweetheart couple cherish a quiet moment at their dance. Miss Anne Holmes Mr. Terry Matthews Miss Jane Pace Mr. Brian McCormack ��97 May Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Kay Eldredge, Cherry! Elson, Gail Takamine, Kathy Deutsch, Barbara loomis, Carolyn Cheley, Jane Pace, and Susan Shermack. �Senior Honorary Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Kathy Heger, Karen Cruter, Paulette Brewer, Wyndol Johnson, Ann Montes, louJuana Walls, Moni Aerni, Valerie Watson, laura Masunaga, Anthea Blanas, Rose Marie Cash, and Angie Fotinos. The members of the Queens' Court are, from left to right, Sylvia Wong and Pat Garrett. �.Y':Jfomo?<e /fay Plt n . ,. . k., lenrlana. 99 Sophomore May Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Angie Noel, Debbie Verduin, Ginny Holmes, and Carol Johnson. Junior May Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Nancy Bonnot, Mary Brent, Mary Kunz, Sylvia Smith, lou Skubal, and Mary Beth Gibbs. LO ��Athletics: The exhibition of physical skills on the turf of a football field, on the hard-surfaced tennis courts, in the churning water of a swimming pool. The attainment of satisfaction from a well-earned victory. The burning disappointment of a hard-fought loss. A culmination of hours of practice, endeavoring to better oneself, always with a goal in mind: To do the best in a sportsmanlike way. �Coach Pot Panek, climaxing a twenty-eight year career, receives a plaque from Robert Colwell and Ted Rand (for right), which will be presented to East's Most Valuable Football Player each year. Looking on (left) is Carl Stearns, who organized Panek's testimonial banquet. Angels Finish Fourth for Panek Tegged by many observers as one of the finest teams in the area, the East High football team hung up a 1965 record of five wins and five losses and finished fourth in the city standings with a 4-3 won-lost record, . ending Coach Pat Panek's 28 year coaching career at East. The Angels got off to a slow start by losing to Loveland 8-0, Pueblo Centennial 27-14 in pre-season games, and the league opener to North 7-6. East finally got on the winning trail by defeating West 19-0, Manual 14-0, and arch-rival George Washington 6-0. The Angels gave Coach Pat Panek a rousing finish to his coaching career when they downed favored Lincoln 38-0 in the league finale. The team showed determination and true sportsmanship, and proved that they were comparable to past East powerhouse teams. A South High runner is upended by Hugh McMillon, as Art Levy (20), Greg Hume (76), and Glen Hanley (81) trail the ploy. �Tailback Roger Cheatham reaches the end of the line in the hands of several lincoln linemen. Art levy (20) breaks loose from a West tackler as Gene Williams trails for a lateral. 103 VARSITY FOOTBAll ROSTER Roger Cheatom ...• . .. 10 Rick Achatz . ......... 11 Dan Westmoreland .... 12 Art Levy ........•... 20 Mark McElhinney •.• , .. 21 Stan Smith ........ . .. 22 Mark Morris ..•....... 23 John Slovek .......... 24 Bill Macintosh .... . ... 25 Herb Sanders . . . • . • . . 27 Bruce Gilchrist • • . . • . . 40 Jim Revels ........... 41 Gene Williams .••.... .42 Chris Hindman ....... . 50 George Lechowicz ..... 51 Everette Williams ...... 52 Greg Dunham .... . ... 60 Gary Slovek .......... 61 Glen Boggess ......... 62 Lloyd Daniels ......... 64 Herb Smith . . . •..... . 65 Ed SeDan ............ 66 George Tague .. . . .. . . 67 Jim Hecht·Nielsan .... . 70 Archie Topping . . .. . .. 71 John Hendrysan . . . . ... 72 Mike Nelson .... .. ... 73 Bill Reynolds .••...... 74 Phil Van Buskirk .. . .. . 75 Greg Hume ......... . 76 Terry Matthews ..... . . Jim Jackson . . ..... .. . 80 Glenn Hanley ... . . ... 81 Sam Molina .. . ....... 82 Del Smith . . ......... . 83 Hugh McMillan .. . .... 84 J . Nady .. .......... . 85 Rayford Tillis .....•.•. 86 n Gene Williams {42) clears the path for John Slovek (24). �Gridders Grab All-City Honors The members of East's 1965 football team were the last to be coached by Pat Panek, who retired after 28 seasons as head football coach for the Angels. During this period his teams ruled the Denver Prep league football scene. Under Panek, the Angels compiled a 168-31-12 record in league play. East won 15 outright Denver City championships, tied for another and claimed two State titles. Many members of Panek's final team were honored this year. Terry Matthews gained First Team All-City honors. All-City Second Team awards went to Bruce Gilchrist, Roger Cheatham, and J. Nady. Mark McElhinney, John Slovek, Greg Hume, Chris Hindman, Art levy, and Gene Williams received Honorable Mention Commendation Awards. Williams was the first Angel gridder to receive the Pat Panek Award, given to the outstanding East football player each season. These All-City footballers and other former East players attended a testimonial dinner at the Hilton Hotel, December 8, in honor of Coach Panek, to pay tribute to the retiring coach for the outstanding job he had done in coaching the East High School football teams since 1938. A spinner play by tailback Rick Achatz is good for short yardage and a first down. 104 A hard tackle by J. Nady downs a lincoln player. Gene Williams (42), led by the blocking of Jim Revels (41 ), penetrates the West defense for valuable yardage. Phil VanBuskirk's extra point attempt goes wide of its mark as Rick Achatz (11) holds for the place kick. �A host of East tacklers brings down a lincoln ball carrier. VARSITY FOOTBAll STANDINGS Team Won ............ 7 ···· ··········· 5 Washington ·········· 5 Jefferson South ................ 4 EAST North lincoln Manual West .. ············· 3 .............. 2 .............. 2 ...... .. ...... .. 0 Lost Pet. 0 2 2 3 1.000 .714 .714 .571 .429 .286 .286 .000 • 5 5 7 Mark McElhinney gets off another one of his consistently fine punts. Coach Kirk Hinderlider explains a weakness in the opposition's defense to Coach Pat Panek. Terry Matthews and Herb Smith pour in to put the clamps on a West passer. Sam Molina catches a short pass for a first down. �106 East reserves await their chance to go into the game. Driving through the line on a trap play, Mark McElhinney shakes off a Jefferson tackler. Defensive halfbacks Roger Cheatham (10) and Mark McElhinney (21) go high to break a lincoln pass play. �Panek Retires After 28 Years at East Joyous Angels corry Coach Pot Panek off the field after on impressive 38-0 win over lincoln . Lloyd Daniels and Terry Matthews smother a lincoln boll carrier as J. Nody looks on. Coach Paul Coleman explains a pass pattern to end Rayford Tillis. �Cutting behind an excellent block, Gene Williams (42) moves up-field for a long gain. Bill Macintosh prepares to fire a reverse pass downfield during the West game. linebacker Bruce Gilchrist (40) comes up and stops a Manual runner for no gain. �Juniors Finish 1n 2nd Place Tie JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBAll ROSTER Dove Berry Glen Boggess Richard Boll Dwight Eisnoch Willie Fields Rod florquist Dove Hollett Jim Hecht·Nielsen Jim Jackson George Kawamoto Clyde lucas Sam Molino Mark Morris Bill Oliver Jim Revels Gory Slovek Del Smith Herb Smith lorry Stephens Archie Topping lorry Tuggles Don Westmoreland lee Williams Coach - Myron Craig JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Washington 7 EAST 4 Jefferson 3 South 3 lincoln 3 Manual ...... 3 North West .••..... ....... .... ....... •••••• 0 Lost Tied Pet . 0 3 2 3 3 3 .5 6 0 1.000 ..571 ..571 ..500 ..500 ..500 .214 .143 0 2 1 0 109 Scampering through a quick opening in the Manual defense is George Kawamoto. Larry Tuggles (above) breaks loose on a third down play for valuable yardage. A lincoln ball carrier (left) finds it hard going against East's tough line. �Coach Charles Clarkson analyzes the game situation as Jim Casebolt {left) prepares to fire a pass to an East receiver downfield. A Washington safety gets only insignificant yardage on a punt return as Reggie Mines (80) is downfield quickly to make the tackle. SOPHOMORE FOOTBAll ROSTER David Alkave Bob Brewer Ocie Brooks James Casebolt Walter Dawkins Dennis Degenhart Darrell Dickens Cliff Erickson Kevin Gamez Paul Greco Scott Grigg John Hardy Jerry Hilliard Michael Hooker Anther Hudgins Greg MacDougal Joseph Marecak Alfred Mcfarland David McGee Reggie Mines Lonnie Nieto Steve Olson Mike Parks David Peak Lance Scrivner James Shanahan Larry Streno Paul Van Buskirk Ted Wrenn Bill Wright Paul Young Coaches Charles Clarkson Kirk Hinderlider �Golfers Falter To Below-Par Finish The East High golf team, led by all-city player Brian McCormack, puttered to a sixth place finish in the city. Crushed by an early defeat at the hands of Abraham Lincoln, the Angels were able to engineer team victories over only West and Manual. In a season marked by many close individual matches, the Angels figured into the city standings by taking crucial matches from the leaders. Determination is reflected by Kim Rea as one stroke separates him from his opponent. 111 Well-executed recovery shots became the key to success for Harry King, East's most consistent winner. Team captain Brian McCormack deftly rolls in an eight-footer. GOLF ROSTER Warren Cornell Steve Johnstone Harry King Brion McCormack Terry Milligan Kim Reo David Schemel Gory Stranahan Howard Vogel Coach Don Smith �The impact of defeat is felt by Steve Jackson as Wes Nakata, Coach Jim Coleman and his son, Doug, try to console him. While on hts toes, Steve (below) demonstrates fine backhand form. While practicing for the State Tournament, Steve Wilbur looks concerned. TENNIS ROSTER John Baker Steve Jackson Wesley Nakata Scott Robinson Gary Stern Dave Tickton Jim Trotsky Steve Wilbur Coach Jim Coleman Concentration played an important part of Wesley Nakata's game, which greatly improved since last year. �Netmen Prevail for Second Straight Year The East High tennis team captured its second consecutive State Championship, although it failed to win a third straight City Title. East finished second to George Washington in city competition. Although number one singles player Steve Jackson lost his first round state match in three sets, Dave Tickton and Steve Wilbur teamed to walk over everybody in their path, including Thomas Jefferson, who defeated them in the State Qualifying matches. Jim Trotsky beat Joe Taylor from South to gain the finals against Dan Plattner of Washington. Plattner defeated Trotsky in a hard fought, three set victory, which enabled Washington to tie East for the State Title. Seniors Steve Jackson, Jim Trotsky, Steve Wilbur, Dave Tickton, and Wes Nakata all contributed towards two City and two State Championships, won during their stay at East. All-City singles number four player, Dove Tickton, prepares to hit a half-court volley. 113 Steve Wilbur and Dove Tickton (left) show the determination that earned them the State doubles title. Hustling Jim Trotsky (above) exerts the effort that gained him the runner· up title in the State number two singles. �Angels Run Down Fourth The East High School Cross Country team experienced a successful year, culminating in an impressive fourth place finish in the State meet. Senior John Davis, a standout all season, topped his achievements with a 7:10.5 time in the City meet, tying the city record. Davis and his teammate Glen Eppleston sped to 4th and 7th places, respectively, in the State meet. Next year's team will be headed by sophomore letterman Darrell Eversman and junior lettermen George Horvath and Mike Nunley. Glen Eppleston and sophomore Darrell Eversman begin their " sprint" as they round the final turn . East High runners (on left) jockey for positions just after the gun . �CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS Points South • • • . • • . . . . . . . . . . • . • • • . . • 23 lincoln • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . . . • . • « Wash ington . . . • . . . • • . . • . . . • • . . . • SO EAST ..•.•.•••.••••••...•...• 52 Jefferson . • . . . • . . • • • • • . • • • • • . • • 86 North • . • • • . • • • . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . 92 Manual •••.••....•• , •..• , .... 101 West •.......••...•••••...•.... 128 John Davis crosses the line in another easy 1st place victory, overshadowing a 3rd place team finish. Coach Jack Moulton points out where harrier Steve Schmaltz should have made his move. A GW opponent nudges ahead of winner Glen Eppleston just after they pass the finish line. CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER larry Cook John Davis Glen Eppleston Darrell Eversman George Horvath Michael Nunley Steve Schmall% Coach Jack Moulton 115 �East Upset in Bid for Third Straight City and State Titles Bob Knox (52) goes high to swipe a rebound from a lincoln player as teammates Jim Jackson (32), Rayford Tillis (54), and Keith Rausch (34) wait expectantly. �The East High basketball team, which dominated the Denver Prep league and State competition the past two seasons, faltered in its attempt to gain its third straight City and State basketball titles. Although it showed the strength of former East teams, the Angels failed to win crucial games in league play. During pre-season competition, the Angel basketballers won seven straight, including a thrilling, three-overtime victory over staterival Greeley Central 69-64. In the Pueblo Invitational Tournament, the Cherubs overcame the homecourt advantage of Pueblo South and Centennial to enter the finals against Denver lincoln. Keith Rausch and Roger Cheatham led the third period charge that put the lancers away and gave East the Invitational Championship. Ranked number one of Colorado high school teams by the Denver Post, the Angels entered Denver league action as the favorite to repeat its City title. They defeated West and North, but fell to an inspired T. J. five 70-61 to end their winning streak at nine and dropped to fifth in the Prep polls. The Angels came back to dump rival Washington 55-51, but they could not find the touch against Manual and lost, which ended their try for the City championship. The team closed out league play with come-from-behind victories over South and lincoln, to finish in second place. In the Denver Public Schools District Tournament, East lost its first round game to South, and ended hopes of returning to capture its third consecutive State Basketball Championship. 117 Attempting to shoot over the fouling hand of a Washington player, Rayford Tillis (right) lets nothing stop him as he drives in for two points. Bernard Gipson (above) chokes the lay-up attempt of a North guard . �Rayford Tillis (above) steals the boll out of a surprised West player's arms. Going up for a layup against a hounding lincoln defender is Roger Cheotom (below) as Albert Gale (44) and Jim Jackson (32) move in for a possible tip-in. Forward Bernard Gipson grimaces as he pulls down a rebound. �Hoopsters Dunked to Second VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Manua l ············ Won 7 ······· EAST ....... 5 Lincoln ••••.••.••••••• 4 J efferson •..••.•••...•. 4 ••..•...•• 3 Wa shington North •....•........•. 2 South ....••......•••• 2 •. 1 West ••••••• 0 ••••• Lost 0 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 Pet. 1.000 .714 .571 .571 .429 .286 .286 .143 All GAMES EAST 64 69 60 57 59 72 58 46 53 61 55 46 55 77 64 40 37 Opponent Aurora Hinkley . . • • . . . . ... 51 Greeley Central .•... . .......... 64 Pueblo South ••..•••.......•.... 51 Pueblo Centennial • . .••...•...• • 55 lincoln ....•...••. . ••...•.... • 57 West ...•...••..•......•...• 42 Adams City .•....•..••......... 52 West .•...•....••............. 40 North .....•................... 48 Jefferson ..•................... 70 Washington .................... 51 Manual ...•....•...•.......... 78 South •......•.............• : . . 50 Lincoln ........................ 70 South ...•..................... 67 North ............... . ...... . . . 55 West ......... . .••..••....... . 50 119 A flat-footed North defender finds it impossible to stop Albert Gale (44) as he flips a short jumper into the basket. �East Five Styles In Season Moving across the keyhole, Richard Armstrong sets up a screen for a teammate. VARSITY BASKETBALL Armstrong , Richard Cheatham , Roger Gale , Albert Gipson, Bernard Holmes, Greg Jackson, Jim Knox, Bob Nunley, Mike Rausch, Keith Tillis, Rayford Coach Paul Coleman Coach Paul Coleman finds a referee's decision controversial. Roger Cheatham fends off a North guard who is trying to block his lay-up attempt. �Between quarters, Coach Colema n (be/ow) expla ins a play that Bernard Gipson (41 -/eft) sets up by passing to Bob Knox (53) as Rayford Tillis (55) looks on . 121 Keith Rausch (right ) is all alone against four lincoln players, but he goes above them all to get off a twisting jump-shot. Greg Holmes (above) barely gets off a shot in the North game. �Second Place "Tied-Up" by Juniors Glenn Boggess (32, above) tips in an errant teammate's shot for two points. Going high in the air, Mike Nunly (50, below) attempts to block an opponent's shot as Bill Oliver assists. After driving past a North defender, Clinton Williams gets an easy "lay-up." JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER JUNIOR BASKETBALL STANDINGS w L Pet. Manual 7 EAST 5 Jefferson ............. 5 Washington ........... 4 lincoln ········· ······ 4 South ················ 2 North ············· ... 1 West 0 0 2 2 3 3 5 1.000 .714 .714 .571 .571 .286 .143 •• 0 ••••••••• •••••••••• •• 0 ••• • •• 0. 0 0 ••• •••• •••••• 6 7 .000 Glen Boggess leonard Davis Dale Grays Jim Jackson Richard McGuire Sam Molina Mike Nunley Sill Oliver Del Smith Dan Westmoreland Clinton Williams Coach Pat Panek �Sophomores Bounced to Sixth SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL STANDINGS W Manual ..••........... 13 lincoln ...••....•...•• 11 Jefferson . • • . . . . . . • . . 10 Washington . . . . . . . . . . 7 South . • . . . . . . . . • . ... 5 EAST ................ -4 West ............... 3 North 3 L Pet. .929 3 .786 .71-4 • 7 9 10 11 11 .500 .357 .280 .21-4 .21-4 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ROSTER 123 Gregory Barnes Jim Casebolt Dan Craft Maxie Grave Mike Hooker Fred larson Greg MacDougal John McNair Reggie Mines John Nolop David Peak Alvin Powell Charles Traxler Bart Weiss Bill Wright Paul Young Coach Dan Smith John McNair (10) bottles with a North player for a rebound while Bill Wright (42) and Greg Barnes follow the ploy. Coach Don Smith goes over his players' defensive assignments during a time-out. Sophomores Mike Hooker (left), Bill Wright (middle), and Moxie Grove (right) demonstrate their hordcourt abilities in games this season. �Taking a fmal breath, sprinter Glen Hanley prepares for a driving finish. Swimmers Submerge to 4th The East High swimming team, under coach Charles Clarkson, churned to a fourth place city finish. Highlights of the season included slipping by the South Rebels by a slim 7 points and nearly defeating a powerful T. J. team. However, the Angels lacked depth and failed in the development of any consistent winner. Although 13 mermen qualified in the district meet, the team disappointingly did not place in state competition. Coach Charles Clarkson inspires the team to a peak performance prior to the South meet. The team went on to defeat the Rebels by 7 points. �Jim Florey, co-captain, strains under the tension of his "come-from-behind" victory. Following the ceiling lights, backstroker John Hendryson swims a straight course. With his powerful stroke, swimmer Bob Bell churns his way through the 200-yard freestyle. SWIMMING STANDINGS SWIMMING ROSTER Won Washington .••...•...•.... Jefferson • . . . . • . . . • . . . • • . . lincoln ••...• 7 6 5 EAST . ••....••.•.•••••...•• 4 South North ..•. . ..•...... . •....•. 3 .••....•.. .. •.••....•. 2 Manual ••..•••••••.••.••• 1 West ••••.•.••..••.•••..••• 0 Lost 0 John Barber Bob Bell 1 Bob Bolden 2 3 4 5 Dove Bonham 6 7 Bob Chenen Wayne Cockle Bill Elsey Nick Ervin J im Florey Rod Florquist John Fuller Jim Garrett Bob Gates Marshal Greene Tim Greer Glenn Hanley John Hardy John Hendrysan Peter Holme Steve Johnstone John Kontnik Charles Tuft larry Tuggles Charles Wagner 125 Straightening from the pike position, diver Steve Johnstone heads for a perfect entry. Ted Wren Coach Charles Clarkson �Wrestlers "Taken-Down" to 8th The East High wrestling team, under Coach Jim Coleman, had plenty of determination and potential but lacked over-all team strength due to injuries to key wrestlers. The grapplers posted an 0-7 won-lost record in city competition and finished seventh in the District qualifying match. The highlight of the season for the East grapplers was Holman Carter's outstanding performance in gaining a draw with one of the touring Japanese All Star wrestlers, Denver's sole individual " victory." Junior Mike Young was East's only representative in the state competition, but was defeated in the quarter-finals. With experience gained this year, many sophomore and junior wrestlers will be fighting for positions on the varsity wrestling team next year. 126 Mike Young holds his opponent under control as he prepares to take him down from a " referee's position ." WRESTLING STANDINGS Won Lincoln .............. 7 Monuol ..••.......... 6 South ................ 4 West ................ 4 Washington . . . . . . . . . . 3 North ..... . .......... 3 Jefferson . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 EAST ................ 0 Lost Pd . 0 1.000 .857 .571 .571 .428 .428 .143 .000 1 3 3 4 4 6 7 Doring a brief rest period Coach Jim Coleman gives Bruce Gilchrist advice concerning his take-down strategy. Mike Nelson positions himself for a pin in his heavyweight match against a Thomas Jefferson wrestler. �Holman Carter (left), East's only representative on the Denver All-Star wrestling team, which challenged the Japanese High School wrestlers, anticipatns a take-down maneuver early in his match . Holman (above) begins to score in the final period, in which he tied the score 3-3. The referee raises both wrestlers' hands (below) indicating a draw. Holman gained Denver's only points against the fine Japanese grapplers, who won 30-2. WRESTLING ROSTER Holman Carter David Dick Karl Dortzbach David Edwards Darrell Eversman Randy Fancher Willie Fields Andy Risher Pete Garcia Bruce Gilchrist Michael Hannibal Bill larson Fred loech ne r Robert Moore Michael Nelson lonnie Nieto lau Nanay Steve Phelps Thomas Pohlman Jim Revels Jim Smith William Thurow Everette Williams Mike Young Steve Wilson Coach Jim Coleman �Gymnasts Swing Successful Season Under the direction of Coach Bill Holmes, the East High Gymnastics team swung through a successful season, finishing in fourth place in city competition, with a season record of 5-3. The Angels competed against top-ranking teams in the state, including last year's state champs, Fairview. East was also ranked eighth in the state by the Colorado High School Athletic Association. Outstanding members this year were Mike Maxie, Steve Johnstone and Brian Prendergast. Mike was ranked first in the state in the high bar event, based on his accomplishments during the year. Steve was ranked sixth in the state in trampoline. Brian Prendergast, East's all-around gymnast, performed consistently in all his events and helped lead East to its fine record. The difficult Iron-Cross is demonstrated by Rusty VanMeter on the still rings. Curt Campbell pauses in an l-position before continuing his routine on the parallel-bars. Coach Bill Holmes watches the performances of his gymnasts intently. �GYMNASTICS ROSTER East's all -around gymnast, Brian Prendergast, shows proficiency in two of his events, the side-horse (/eft), and the parallel-bars (above) . Roy Arnsmeyer Joel Butler Curt Campbell Rolph Clarke Joe Croes Charles Dillon Dove Evans John Fielding Paul Greco Dan Grunfeld Brian Hamilton Mike (lane) Hannibal les Jackson Ed Johnson Steve Johnstone Bob Mallett Mike E. Maxey Mike J . Maxie Brad Moses Dave Pierce Brian Prendergast Neal Stafford Dale Stewart Russ VanMeter Don Warren Bart Weiss Coach Bill Holmes 129 The dismount is an important part of all gymnastic events. Mike Maxie is shown during his high-flying dismount from the high-bar as Coach Holmes "spots" for him. �Outfielder Herb Sanders finds the pitch he wants as he lashes a base hit to left field . Baseballers Fight, Falter to Fourth It was a season of bad breaks and costly errors for the Angel batsmen and it ruined one of Coach Myron Craig's strongest bids for the city baseball crown. Despite eight returning lettermen, East lost five games by 1 or 2 run margins. One of the fielding highlights of the season for the Angels was a triple play in the initial game of the season against North. Steve Jackson caught a line drive touched second base and fired it to first base. Hitting seemed to be the major weakness on this year's team, as the Angels failed to get clutch hits at the right time. The team had hitting power in Herb Sanders and Harry King, as well as others, but it was too spotty to bring the Angels the championship. BASEBAll STANDINGS Won Lost ......... 15 Washington ..... 13 lincoln .......... 12 EAST ............ 8 West 8 North 8 Kennedy . . ....... . . 4 South . . . ........ 3 Jefferson ............. .... ..... Manual ••••••••• 0 •• 1 3 4 8 8 8 12 13 15 Pet . .938 .813 .750 .500 .500 .500 .250 .187 .063 Coach Myron Craig has a discussion with an umpire in an effort to change his decision . lefty Dave Gaul str;kes out ano ~ her Manual batter as he leads the Angels to victory. �VARSITY BASEBALL ROSTER Jeff Self Warren Carnell Bill Elsey Terry Franchini Dave Gaul Steve J acksan Harry King Bill Macintosh J . Nady Herb Sanders Dave Tickton Jim Trotsky Steve Tursick Dan Westmoreland Coach Myron Craig Bdl Macintosh slides home safely on a wild pitch, beating the attempted tag by a Greeley Central pitcher. Steve Jackson prepares himself for the oncoming pitch. Steve Tursick (above left) studies the North pitcher while waiting in the on deck circle for his turn to bat. Second baseman Jeff Belf (above) fields a grounder and prepares to fire it to first baseman Bill Macintosh. Catcher J . Nady (left) digs for the pitch as the umpire prepares to make a decision. 131 �Angels Seek Third Straight City, State Titles State Sprint Champ Art levy hits the tape in a record time of 9.6 in the 100-yard dash, the fastest ever recorded in Colorado competition. �Herb Smith (left ) strains while putting the shot during a practice session . Battling for the lead (above) in the 880-yard run in a meet against North and West are Steve Schmaltz (center) and Reggie Mines as Alvin Cooper begins his move . 133 Miler John Davis is watched by the timers as he crosses the finish line first, far ahead of his nearest competitors. �Trackmen Run Through Competition Sam Molina crosses the finish line after anchoring East's Mile Relay team. Broadjumper Greg Holmes strains for extra distance. After a fast first leg in the 880-relay, Art levy quickly passes the baton to Marcus Morris. �Set for a fast start in a relay event is Rod Florquist. Gene Williams flies over the 180-ya(d low hurdles. 135 Pulling himself over the bar, pole-vaulter Chris Bellairs tries to clear 12 feet. TRACK ROSTER Richard Armstrong Chris Bellairs Glen Boggess Bob Bolden Walter Carman Maurice Cason Charles Chase Larry Cook Alvin Cooper Klaus Cox James Curtis lloyd Daniels John Davis Greg Diamond Greg Dunham Glen Eppleston Gregory Euell Darrell Eversman Randy Fancher Willie Fields Rod Florquist Rod Frey Albert Gale Rod Grier Bill Green lynn Henderson Gregory Holmes George Horvath James Jackson Reginald Jones Mike laughlin Art Levy Jim lyons Greg MacDougal Hugh MacMillan Dave Mays Robert M~ys Reggie Mines Sam Molina Mark Morris Michael Nunley Mike Parks Mark Patterson David Reed James Revels Steve Schmaltz Del Smith Herb Smith Rayford Tillis Archie Topping larry Tuggles Clinton Williams Eugene Williams Tony Williams Bill Wright Coach Jack Moulton �Myriad individuals Each holding within himself ideas and interests different from any other. Thousands of narrow paths Intersecting daily Blending together in a subtle way. All these separate walkways Converge in a unifying terminal: The bond of common interest That leads to many Emerging As one group. A unified sphere In the middle Of separation A club �Clubs 137 �Gail Ritterspach describes the experience she has gained as KnitWits' secretary. 138 Patty Reagan, conducting a discussion group at the ICC leadership conference, emphasizes the individual's obligations in organizations. A more effective Inter-Club Council, an organization composed of club presidents, strengthened the club system. ICC's first project was to present the Sophomore Orientation Assembly in which the opportunities offered by East's clubs were explained. lmprevu, the Sweetheart Dance, was planned and executed by members of ICC. An impressive and educational leadership conference which stressed creative citizenship and the role of the individual in activities was sponsored by ICC. At the end of the year a banquet was held to honor old and new officers and outstanding members who served and participated in all facets of the organization's program. ICC Conference Inspires New Leaders The theme for the Sweetheart Dance is decided upon by ICC members Nancy Brandt, Connie Takamine, and Karen Cruter. �Key Club officers Terry Milligan, Mike Nelson, and Brian Prendergast record the sales of the E-Keys, the student directories. Key Club Suggestions for the Key Club sweetheart are given by Bob Gates and George Kawamoto. Sales Excel Key Club, a branch of the Denver Kiwanis Clubs, began the year by compiling and distributing "E-Key," the student directory. Members registered cars for the school parking lot and held a potluck with the Seraphs in the fall. Later the club offered a vocational guidance program to members, had a mock Kiwanis meeting, and sent delegates to the International convention. Collecting for the March of Dimes and sponsoring the Spring Banquet for school leaders were the final Key Club duties for the year. �Seraphs Crown King Senior girls in Seraph Sisters gave a class period a day for service to East as assistants. These girls were outstanding in scholarship and good citizenship. Seraphs began the social year with their dance, when ·'an East King was crowned. The club sponsored the annual Faculty Dessert and sent Christmas cards to the teachers. Other services the Seraphs performed included a tour of the school for sophomore girls, co-sponsoring the Senior Return, presenting the Senior girl awards assembly, and participating in the Pre-Law and Seraph tutorial system. Seraph officers Ellen Morimoto, Susan Shermack, Susan Ando, and Margaret Smith listen while Barbara Loomis offers a suggestion. Serving pie a Ia mode, Barbara Hurd treats the teachers at the Faculty Dessert. Seraph Sister Gail Fliegler and several teachers exchange opinions during the Faculty Dessert. �Pre-Law Summons Honorable Members Presiding over the Pre-law trials, Gerry del Junco calls another witness to the stand. The crack af a resonant gavel and the resounding cry of " All rise" began the dynamic 1965-66 Pre-Law year. Activities in which the members took part included ushering for the Woodbury Contest, conducting the Tutorial System, and cosponsoring the annual Senior Return . Intellectual pursuits of the club involved~ield trips to various municipal and state courts and several speakers at meetings who expounded th~ virtues of the profession of law. Also dedicated to more rigorous and entertaining pastimes, Pre-Law members participated in a ski-outing, winter carnival, the annual Spring Banquet, and constructed a "Float Extravaganza" for Color Day. Old members also enjoyed the privilege of initiating new applicants at a mock trial. Thus the pacesetting P.-L. boys trudged their way through the school year to reach the glorious goals of honor, dignity and the fun-loving pursuit of happiness. 141 Brian Prendergast and Mike Nelson review the defendant's records. Prosecutor Terry Milligan presents his case against a defendant. �Tri-Hi-Y Serves Community Essentially a service club, Tri-Hi-Y benefited both East and the Community. At Thanksgiving food baskets were sent to the needy. During Christmas members made gifts for the Ridge Home children and caroled at senior citizens' homes. In the spring, orphans were taken on a one day outing by club members. One day each month the club visited a different church in order to gain an understanding of many religions. Speakers from world service organizations, such as the Peace Corps, explained their goals at the meetings. 142 Mrs. Charles Stott informs Tri-Hi-Y members about the city Head Start Program. Barb Vickers, Donra Vogel, and Droopy Vogel consider the suggestion of an ice skating party. Susie Ando, Barbara Norris and Alice Sawaya support Tri-H-Y's chili supper. Cheryl Swenson and Sally Grandy gain understanding of the Head Start program. �Boys' Panels Prove Informative Self-improvement was the goal of the Model Teens Club. Experts kept members informed about the latest in fashion, grooming and poise. The Model Teens practiced by presenting a fashion show, " I Enjoy Being a Girl," at the Hilton Junior Ballroom. Other activities included sponsoring the chili supper and a party for the Special Education classes. Their year ended with a luncheon for the initiation of officers. An attractive date dress is worn by Ann Montes. Karen Meyers models a gay plaid raincoat. John Sneed, David Tickton, and Howie Vogel state their views on dating at a Model Teens' meeting. �At the Red Cross Assembly, Engineer Charlie Johnson pauses at the stopping places on the year's agenda, represented by Jim Trotsky, Bruce Gilchrist, and George Weber. Mr. Earl Reum presents an informative and entertaining talk on the projects of Red Cross. Red Cross Raises Ruckus The first early morning dance ever held at East helped the Red Cross complete its toy drive for the Santa Claus Shop. Members attended interschool breakfasts and contributed to the talent show at Fitzsimons. Its enrollment driv.e this spring began with an assembly featuring Earl Reum, the Coordinator of Student Activities. On Easter the club sponsored an easter egg hunt for a group of orphans, ending a successful and active year of service. �Aufsteiger Makes Tracks In order to acquaint members with the mountains, Aufsteiger, the East High mountain climbing club, visited various areas of Colorado. More experienced climbers taught new members the basics of mountaineering and rock climbing; then they were left on their own. As a service project, Aufsteiger cleaned up Eldorado Canyon. During the winter, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing kept the members in shape. When the weather permitted, the club rock-climbed, hiked, and took overnight trips into the wilderness. Checking his gear, Bruce Gilchrist prepares for the trek. 145 A long line of snowshoers winds its way into the mountains. �Barbie Vickers serves dessert to Mary Warren and her father. 146 White Jackets loudly cheer the Angels on to another victory. �Susie Wytias, Annette Owens, and Debbie Stroh ask their "fathers-for-the-evening," "What's the matter with Dads today?" White Jackets Arouse Athletic Enthusiasm East High's girls' pep club, the White Jackets, enthusiastically supported all sports events this year. At meetings held every Friday, they planned and prepared their projects. Marching in the Veterans Day Parade and sponsoring the Father-Daughter Banquet were the first spirit-boosting activities of the pep club. At the honeecoming game, White Jackets provided half-time entertainment, which included the formation of the words, "Coach Panek," honoring East's outstanding football coach. A spring banquet for the initiation of officers completed their year of active and devoted service. Claudia King applauds the team's comeback. �Counterpoints Note Musical Contrasts Classical music is listened to by Sandi Dill and Karen Rose at a Counterpoints meeting . Counterpoints, an organization devoted to the appreciation of music, sponsored an assembly featuring the "Buffoons," a men's chorus from the University of Colorado. The club attended "West Side Story" and discussed its merits afterwards. Outside speakers aideq members in gaining a deeper understanding and knowledge of various types of music. David Young (above) interprets the meaning of medieval music as Janet Gunzelman, Carol Anderson, and Diane Briscoe form their own opinions. 148 �Symposium Analyzes Literature Appreciation of literature and art films was stressed by Symposium this year. As a social - literary club, Symposium tried to broaden the interests of members through reading . Everyone in the club had the same intellectual experience that made their discussions on the world today possible. Charlotte Bell asks members to comment on literary works they have recently read. Symposium members silently agree with sponsor Mrs . Mary Weed's opinion about the film, "8h." �IR Diplomats Attend Model UN Further understanding of international politics was promoted by the International Relations Club. Throughout the year speakers, including a general from Fitzsimons, presented programs on controversial issues. The club sent representatives to the Model United Nations at Greeley. At the Model UN students interested in diplomacy and the procedure of the United Nations represented different countries in mock meetings. Members also attended several conferences, including one about Asian affairs. IR sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Williams, chuckles at a humorous lecture. Guest speaker Mr. Springston, a former Peace Corps minister, enlightens IR members on the life in the Peace Corps. Betsy Ross, Bernice Wosk, and Claudia Dexter ponder current revolutionary ideas. �East's FT A Hosts First Convention Sponsoring the Annual State Future Teachers of America Convention occupied many months of the East FT A. The convention, which was held during March, proved a tremendous success. Mary Louise Mosley, the Secretary of the East FT A was elected State Vice-President. FT A also aided the PTA on Back to School Night and Career Day. Members attended lectures and toured several colleges to observe teaching methods. 151 Checking over the schedule of events for the remainder of the year is FTA president Judy Neuman. Others listen as Cheryl Swenson (center} interjects her point of view about the teaching salary. �Orators Speak Up The Speech Club spent a busy year in an attempt to interest more people in extracurricular speech activities. Between the meetings, workshops, and speech meets, the members found time to plan and sponsor a novice speech meet at East in the spring. The Speech Club holds a charter from the National Forensic League, a selective organization which has a waiting list of more than 1,000 clubs. Barb Kurz, Speech Club president, listens to a member's poetry interpretation. Advice and avid support is given to the club's debaters by sponsor, Mr. Brian lee. Speech club members also participate in the school contests, as evidenced by the participation of Dave Tickton in the Woodbury Contest. 152 �Monika Aerni, dressed in her native Swiss apparel, and Kathy Brooks are greeted at the FLC banquet by Becky Stout. FLC Studies Foreign Culture Language and culture were the main topics of study for the Foreign Language Club. In the interests of furthering relationships and understandings with other countries, the club sponsored two banquets about European and Asian countries. Other activities included visiting the University of Denver language lab, selling doughnuts, trick-ortreating for UNICEF and corresponding with penpals in Kenya and Japan. Items on the FlC evaluation sheet are gone over by President Carla linton . �Specialists Speak to Euclids Tony Peros, a Euclidian member, lectures on the translations of ancient languages. Euclidian Club members give strict attention to their speaker. "This Atomic World," an assembly featuring a speaker from the Oakridge Institute of Technology, was sponsored by the Euclidian Club. Lectures on applied math, radiation, anthropology, and other topics provided varied subject matter for Euclidean Club. Helping the members gain a broader knowledge of the many fields of math and science is the primary goal of this club. Among the activities were field trips to the Colorado School of Mines Geophysical Observatory, the government station of weights and measures, and the Colorado Astronomical Society. The active Euclideans also sponsored an assembly on Atomic Radiation, presented by the Oak Ridge Institute of Technology. �Villain larry Spencer pleads for his life to the hero, John Spencer. Actors Master Melodrama A working girl's problem was presented in "Pure as the Driven Snow," East's first play of the year. The audience hissed and booed the villain and cheered the hero. Drama Club members worked fourteen weeks to produce this melodramatic masterpiece. Sue Huber, the president of the East Side Players, thought "Pure as the Driven Snow" was one of the best plays East has ever seen. The club also presented a children's play to different elementary schools, giving any member interested in the theater a chance to be a part of an actual production. Mike Pryor and Margie Schilt listen to Mary Dallas expound on the dangers of young love. 155 Ken Miller, portraying o deaf and dumb boy, tries to make Purity Dean, Mimi Spencer, understand his urgent �JCL Traditionally Classic 156 Sue Gilmore and Jane Pace prepare to lead the JCL group in Latin songs. Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz, and JCL members anticipate the Ides of March Skit, " Wipe the Blood Off my Toga." Junior Classical League members took time out from planning for their state convention to attend their annual /o Saturnalia and Ides of March parties. Activities at these exciting fetes included the election of the king, the costume contest and a chance to learn more about Roman customs through skits presented by the members . Awards were given to outstanding Latin students at the spring banquet, ending another year in the classical tradition. Ken Miller, Sandy Jacobs, Sandra Nelms, Bruce Maclean , and Miss Margaret Smith display favorite Roman apparel. �Montage editor, Roger Miller, and staff member, Steve Duvall, examine the poetry entries. laura Masunaga and Susan Fliegler judge a short story read by Kay Eldredge. Student Writing Reviewed MONTAGE, East's literary journal, is a composite of a wide range of student talent. Selections were chosen by staff members on the basis of literary merit. The writings included poetry and some short stories, plays and essays. Drawings and some photographs were also included in the MONTAGE, which came out this spring. �Poised Dancers Perform Orchesis, a modern dance group, met weekly to learn dancing skills and to improve the members' poise and co-ordination. Hours of practice were spent in preparation for the All-School Show and a special dance assembly. The new sponsor, Mrs. Carol Matchett, offered unusual and difficult dances for Orchesis members to perform. luJuana Pointer limbers up before a special modern dance assembly. Graceful movements are performed by Orchesis members Ellen Bein, laJuana Pointer, and Valerie Watson. 158 The mirror helps the modern dancers co-ordinate their movements with one another. �Folks Sing Out Two Thursday afternoons every month the school rocked with the music of the Folksong Club. This year the singers were divided up into several groups, each with a guitar. At the meetings one of the groups presented a musical program for the other members. Other highlights of the year included outside speakers and a hootenany with the South High Folksong Club. As Bob Slack strums a new tune an his guitar, Bernard Davis watches and Paul Meyer follows the music. Ann Spaulding enjoys Mary Torrington's version of "I've Got A Hammer." �FBLA Prepares Businessmen A new club at East, the Future Business Leaders of America, has had a busy year applying for its city, state, and national memberships and then planning activities for the year. The main purpose of the club is to acquaint members with the objectives and functions of the business world by outside speakers and field trips. 160 Royce Fields, FBLA president, explains the club's purpose to prospective members. FBLA members Debby Stoole, Carol McNeill, and Jackie Vincent help draw up the club's first constitution. �DECA President, Corloto Falcon and sponsor, Mr. John Rushton discuss the agenda for the coming meeting. DECA Distributes Daffy Apples The success of the DECA Daffy Apple Sole is shown in the faces of Gloria Williams and Bonnie lester. Preparing members for a business career is the function of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. This objective is fulfilled as members attend business classes at East in the morning and work in various jobs during the afternoon. This year's DECA Daffy Apple Sole helped send members to the state convention, at which Carol Holmes won third place for advertisement layout. Albert Kawakami comments on a new field offered in the business world . �Teen Dems Tour Legislature An active second year began for the Teen-Dems when they sent four representatives to the State Teen-Dem Convention on October 29. Speakers on capital punishment and similar topics kept the members informed on current controversies. To create more interest in the Democratic Party and politics, the Teen-Dems visited a meeting of the Colorado legislature this spring. Jim Holyfield, Teen Dems president, deliberates a question before answering. lynda Rock, Karen Hickman, and Pat Abe debate the pros and cons of capital punishment. �TARS president Richard Hernandez and Governor John love give careful attention to a political talk. Prominent Republican leaders applaud Robert Taft's speech. 163 TARS Rally For Taft Martin Sperry, a member of TARS, greets Robert Taft, the honored guest of the evening . Teen-age Republicans began a successful year by holding a rally for Robert Taft in the East High auditorium. The TARS met former Vice-President Richard Nixon when he came to Denver for Owl Appreciation Night. Prominent speakers informed members on current political and economic issues. The most rewarding event of the year was the winter TARS convention, from which members gained a broader understanding of the background and the function of the Republican party. �Mrs. Mary Weed, Stan Koshi, Mr. Don Weed, Edith Keiry, and Mr. Jerry Biffle begin the first bridge game at the Faculty-Student tournament. A mirror reflects the contemplation shown in the players' faces. Bridge Club Deals Big Bridge Club enjoyeQ an active and profitable year. Meeting twice a month, they played and learned more about the game. Members also held a faculty-student tournament to try their skills against new opponents. A senior return game for Bridge Club alumni provided more competition, ending the club's successful bid for a grand-slam year. Nancy Brandt reviews the play as Mr. Bob Simms offers suggestions for future games. �165 The power of concentration and patience mixed with an ability to visualize a goal are necessary qualities for a chess player. The Chess Club offered opportunities to gain these powers this year as members played each other and were challenged by interschool tournaments. Competing against one another, Chess Club members improve their skills. Wits Challenged In Chess Club Ray Robert makes a crucial move. Chess demands individual skill and concentration from President Albert Banker and his opponent, Steve Duvall. �Resounding Rifles Reverberate Rifle-ettes met each Thursday, their shots reverberating in the armory. The sponsor, Mr. John Timmons, offered constructive criticism toward members' prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing positions. Hours of practice and interclub competition bettered the Rifle-ettes' marksmanship. 166 The possibility of inter-school competition is suggested by president Rita Wolverton. Sharon Irwin carefully aims for the target's bull's-eye. Mr. John Timmons advises Cecilia Morrison and Sharon Irwin on using different shooting techniques. �President Gail Fliegler welcomes one of Pre-Med's speakers, Dr. R. J. lohlein from Colorado General Hospital. Pre-Med Visits Medical Centers A medical career is advocated by Miss Faye Twist, East High's school nurse and Pre-Med sponsor. Denver General Hospital, the University of Colorado Medical Center, and Fort logan were destinations of the Pre-Med Club as they tried to learn more about medicine as a career. Speakers from a variety of medical fields lectured on specific problems. Information concerning the admission requirements for different colleges was also studied. Margaret Hindman and Joann Watanabe voice their ideas for the next tour to a medical center. �Y-Teens make final plans for their ski outing. Y-Teens Work For World Service Packing boxes for the Church World Service to send to Viet Nom, making place mats for Ridge Home, and preparing foodbaskets for needy families consumed many hours of Y-Teens' service. Recreational activities included a ski trip and a co-sponsored dance with the Manual Y-Teens. On St. Patrick's Day members sold shamrocks to Angels forgetting their green. The Y-Teens completed their busy year by making menuholders for the children's ward of the Osteopathic Hospital. Co-President Lauro Partridge briefs the club on future projects while Co-President Marilyn Leach and Koren Rose observe the members' reactions. �Knit-Wits Needle Hats For T earn Needles clicked as the Knit-Wits skillfully made caps for the children at Ridge Home and brightly colored afghans for themselves. Members reflected true angelic spirit when they knitted red and white striped hats for the East High basketball team. These knitting projects kept the girls at wits' end throughout the year. President Bonnie Heidbrak considers the idea of knitting caps for the children at Ridge Home. Joann Watanabe, Gail Ritterspach, and Katy Clarke decide on colors for an afghan. 169 �Ron Degenhart, preparing to bowl his last frame, listens Mr. Brian lee's advice . Ron throws o spore. �Bowlers Strike in Spare Time Pins flew as the East Girls' and Boys' Bowling Clubs competed in inter-team, interclub, and inter-school bowling contests. Members developed a sense of teamwork while learning the fundamentals of bowling. As members of the American Junior Bowling Congress, the clubs also participated in this organization's meets. At the May banquet trophies and awards were given to the best bowlers. 171 Dianne Briscoe demonstrates winning form and a bright attitude. Glenn Onodera shows the high follow through that leads to high scores. �D Club Donates Dollars For Bronco Tickets 172 President of D Club, Gene W illiams, receives the first Pat Panek award for outstand ing player from Coach Pat Panek. The main event of D Club this year was the members' attendance at the banquet honoring their sponsor and East High coach, Pat Panek. The lettermen supported the Denver Broncos by collecting money to buy tickets for orphans. Treasurer Mike Nelson and Secretary Keith Rausch plan the Bronco ticket sale. Mr. Pat Panek, club sponsor, briefs the football team on future plays. �Russell Parker and Walter Greenberg observe developing techniques. Photographers Focus Cameras Chris O' Neill prepares to shoot several individuals. Shooting, developing, printing and comparing pictures formed the major portion of the Camera Club's activities this year. Field trips, mostly to the Colorado Rockies, provided scenic subjects for the wandering lenses. President Glen Eppleston demonstrates the loading of a camera. �Schussing the last hundred feet, Bob Dembeck speeds to the tow line. looking for the action on the slopes, Bill Kindel eagerly starts his run. A SkEast member recovers from a fall. �175 Skeast Slaloms Slopes Long ski lift lines did not discourage SkEast from rushing to the slopes every other Sunday this winter. Both competitive intramural racing and recreational skiing were boosted by SkEast's active members. SkEast monthly meetings provided films of different ski areas and skiing techniques, but schussing the slopes formed the major part of their activities. Taking off for a fast run, Dave Margolin races down the slope. Displaying his skiing techniques, a SkEast member completes another graceful turn. Angel Da\·e Margolin flies over a mogul. ��Album 177 �Sophomore Class Officers Surveying the Esplanade are the Sophomore Class officers: Jean Schilt, Beaver Hamilton, George Weber, and John Bonsib. John Allen Judy Coffee Charlie Johnson Jannelle Wilkins Student Council Mr. Emil Ziegler and Miss Joyce Walker, the Sophomore Class sponsors, sign in for another day of school. �Abe, Pat Alkove, David Allen , Carolyn Allen, John 179 Alvarez, Gary Amato, Tony Anderson, Devonna An•el, Barbara Aragon, Solly Ashley, Ronnie Aydelott, Roger Babbs, Mary Bachman, Chris Boez, Lorna Barki, Rosalind Barnes, Alana Bar-nes, Roy I. - Barry, Roberta Baynes, Pete �Bell, Ann Bingaman, Janice Block, Ron Bonham, Steve Bonsib, John Bonsib, Pepper Bosley, Richard Bouchier, laurel Bowen, Kathy Bowers, Jeanne Bradford, Cherry Brame, Donna Brandon, Dwight Brewer, Bob Brodie, Judy Brooks, Jeanne Sophomores Brownfield, Ned Bruehl, Peggy Brunton, Richard Brunton, Bob Bruso, Carol Buerkle, Charlo Buffalo, Marion Bullock, William Burchfield, John Coracasis, Cynthia Carnes, Diane Carroll, linda Casebolt, James Couelberry, Cheryl Cavnar, Linda �Chapman, William Cheuen, Bob Chinn, Crystel Clark, Bill Cleary, Linda Co, Vitolia Coffee, Judy Coffey, lila Collard, Clark Collins, Denver Collins, Kathleen Collins, Robert Crabb, Cindy Crownover, Dallas, Mary Davis, Barclay Davis, Becky Davis, Kacky Degenhart, Ron Dembeck, Robert Denious, Nancy Dennis, Kathy Deutsch, Sandy Diamond, Greg Ditson, Ann Darou, Werner Downey, Margaret Drommond , Sue Duncan, Thelma Eckhardt, John Edwards, David Eggleston, Judy Elenbogen, Randi Encinias, Theresa Erwin, Sharon Eversman, Darrell Fancher, Randy foy, Shirley Ferguson, Denise 181 Fields, Diane fisher, Andy fisher, Beth fisher, Ron �Flournoy, Donald Floyd, Barbaro Foroelius, Vol Frobig, Charlotte Fraley, Jennifer Francis, Julie Franz, Rosemarie Franklin, Timothy Frey, Rod Go llegos, Eileen Garcia, Christine Garcia, Yvonne Sophomores Garrett, David Gerke, Denise Gilbert, Kathleen Goldstone, Bob Gore, Cindy Grandy, Sandy Gray, Tom Greeley, John Green, Bill Green, James Green, Pat Greenberg, Wolter Griffin, Sheila Groves, Lynette Gruenberg, Shirley Guest, Patricia Hager, Jane Hall, Cindy �Hall, Jeanne Hall, Wesley Hamilton, Beaver Hannah, Barbre Hardy, John Hart, Susan Hastings, Celeste Hays, Marilyn Heckel, Ted Heger, Deborah Henderson, Lynn Herrera, Vickie Hillmeyer, Downey Holmes, Ginny Holmes, Lana Horvat, Mike Hudgins, Andy Hudson, Barbara Hudson, Donald Jackson, Deborah 183 Jackson, Jan Jacobs, Sandra Jew, Carolyn Johnson, Carol Johnson, Charlie Johnson, Gregg Johnson, Gwen Jones, Connie Jones, Mike Karr, Andy Kawashima, Koren Keating, Sheila ��Kelly, Kay Kinort., Cindy Knowles , Merilynn Kopp, linda Krouse, Janet Kretschmar, James Krill , Juli Kriwenkow, Olga lamb, Alan lombott, Danny Lamers, John lang, Mike lefree, Mike Lewallen, Janet Lighthall, Gary lindsay, Timothy Littlejohn, Kathy long, Tom lukich, Barbaro MacDougal, Greg Macleish , Cindy Martin, Coy Mason, Herbert 185 Mayeda, Dianne Mayo, Donald McAndrews, Connie McCue, Joe McElroy, lynda Mcfarland, Alfred McGee, David McGrath, Sharon McNeill, Carol Mensing, Cynthia Miera, Joe Mihis, Phil Sophomores �Parks, Mike Peak, Dave Perez, Bernice Pettes, Chris Phelps, Chris Phillips, Peggy Pieratt, Joy Plastino, Paige Poindexter, Virginia Probst, Molly Moore, Malinda Morimoto, Kerry Moses, Brad Pryor, Beverly Radovich, lynette Murphy, Kenneth Neil, David Neil, larry Reece, Randy Renner, Mark Nelson, Delores Neubert, Vivian Noel, Angie Rhoads, John Rhodes, McGregor Nuss, Michele Oliver, Carma Olson, Steve Sophomores O' Neill, Chris Overland, Kristine Parker, Russ �Rigg, Nancy Robins, Reginald Robinson, Freda Rogers, Warren Roggenboch, Michele Ross, Kathy Sois, Kathy Sois, lillian Soks, Nino Scheier, Edith Schilt, Jean Schmitt, Shirley Scribner, Carol Seymour, Pat Shanahan, Jim Show, Jim Shermock, Gail Shively, Michael Silverman, Terry 187 Skolout, Bill Smith, Carol Smith, Edwin Smith, Jim Smith, Patricio �Smith, Yvonne Sogn, Dick Spencer, Miriam Spirek, Marie Stafford, Kay Stafford, Neal Standley, Sue Stanek, lynda Starr, Gary Steele, Delores Stern, Gary Stevens, Donna Stever, Beth Stribling, Mary Strom, Paul Strom, Tony Stroth, Sherry Studer, Lynn Suesser, Albert Sutherland, linda Tanaka, Dan Thaemert, Judith Thaemert, Richard Timberlake, Richard Tooley, Tom Traxler, Charles Trujillo, Mary Tully, Gary Tursick, Carla Typher, Vicki Underwood, Kathy Utt, Joyce Van Buskirk, Paul Sophomores �Vaughn , Leroy Vent e rs , Barbara Verduin, De bbie Vick, Sherry Wade, Sally Walk er, Joel Walton, Jimmy Wamboldt, Kit Warr en, Donald Watson, Christine Watson, Phyllis Weber, Dan Weber, George Weiman, Donna Weiss, lora Welsh, Teddy Welch, Toni Widmar, Greg Wierman, Lynn Wiggans, Barbara Wiggins, Barabro Wilkins, Jannelle Williams, Jacqueline Williams, Leroy Williamson, Cheryl Winkleblack, Charlotte Winters, John Wahl, Kenneth Waldridge, Richard Wolverton, Rita Woods, Margaret Wortham, Nancy · Wrenn, Ted Wright, Bill Wright, Ken Wunsch, Leo Yamashita, Sue Young, Paul 189 �Junior Class Officers The 1965-66 Junior class officers are from left to right, Herrick Chapman, lou Skubal, Willie Fields, and Sylvia Wong. Bob Bell Donna Kato George Kawamoto Kenny Passarelli Potty Reagan Anne Schaefer Student Council looking over plans for the Junior class float are the class sponsors, Miss Judy Rowntree and Mr. Ray Acsell. 190 �Abdoo, Morgo Ackord, Debbie Adams. Cherie Agur, Robin Alorod, JoAnn Alleg, Michael Allen, Sondra Alvarez, Jeanne Arguello, Nancy Artzer, Connie Aumiller, Romano Austin, Stan Austin, Steve Boldwin, Debro Barlow, Fred Borlowsky, Polo Bartholomew, Jock Bastien, Collette Bauderer, Marie Beatty, Lindo Beebe, Lindo B<ll, Bob B~ll. Chorolette Beth, Jeffrey �Betka, Nancy Bidwell, Dennis Bird, linda Black, Ken Black, Ralph Black, Sharon 192 Blakeman, Bev Bodok, Madger Boehler, lee Ann Boggess, Glen Bohm , Christy Bohnhoff, Sandra Bonham, linda Bonnot, Nancy Boyer, Sherry Bradford, Marbie Brady, Ron Brent, Mary Briscoe , Dionne Bromley, Mary Brown, Boyd Bruner, Patricio Bryon, Dinah Buchanan, Janice �Buckley, Vickie Bullock, Debra Burress, Cynthia Bush, Susan Cockle, Wayne Collins, Don Connell, Mary Ann Conrad, Tim Juniors Cox, Klaus Crapson, Joyce Croy, Janice Cunningham, Carol Dahm, lois Dalen, Barbara Davis, Randy Davis, Victoria Davison, Rosemary Deep, linda Dillon, Charlie Dinan, John Dixon, Melissa Doida, Sharon �Domenoe, Barbara 194 Downey, Donald Dreher, Pot Dreyer, Don Drommond, Ray Juniors Ebell, Mary Eisnoch, Dwight Elmblod, Jean Enarson, Judy Epperson, Dirk Every, Anita Fai son , lois Fernond~z , Irene Fields, Willie Fletcher, Veronica Florquist, Rod Follansbee, Bob Foster, Vanny Franklin , Sharon Franz. Barbara Fresquez, Susan Fry, Barbaro Garlington , laveedo Garrett, Dave Garrett, John Gates, Robert Gei smar, Bob Gibbs, Mary Beth Gilbertson, Cay Glassey, Pot Goldsmith, Ross Golson, Carolyn Gomez, Koren Gottordi, Angie Gray, Cynthia Gray, Dole Grier, Pam Griffin, Joe Griggsmiller, Neal Gvnn, Joan ��Hagadorn, Debra Hallet, David Hamilton, Brion Hart, Kothi Hart, Kathie Haskins, Su:r.y Healy, Terry Hedge, Juliet Helgeson, Venita Hemenover, Sandy Henry, Shirley Hernandez, Richard Hess, Lana Hess, Paul Hicks, Sandy Hindman, Margaret Holme, Pete Holt, Karen Houlihan, Penny Hubbard, Marva Hucalo, Nicholas Huston, Jan Hutchison, Jean Irving, Ginny 196 �Iwasaki, Janice Jackson, Jim Jackson, les Jackson, lyusa Jensen , Lauro Jew, linda Johnson, Charles Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Janie Johnson, Ken Johnson, Mike Johnson, Tami Juniors Johnston, Tim Jones, Connie Josephson, Bunny Keto, Donna Katx, leslie Kaulisch, Axel Kawamoto, George Keefer, Steve Keiry, Edith Kelly, Terry Kemp, Stephen Kindel, Winfield �King, Claudia King, Jeannette Klatt , Kathy Kline. Kris Koder, Bibiana Koshi , Stan Kunz . Mary logrimonta, Greg lane, Ann long.'ey, Wando Largent, Eleanor Lorson, Bill Layden, Nick leonard, Noel leslie, Lurlene levin, Ken Juniors Levinson, Richard lewis, Charles linn, Bob Litke, Larry loechner, Fred lonr, Lindo Loredo, Eddie lucas, Clyde lung, AI lynch, Gwen MacArthur, George Maclean, Diona Macleod, Bruce Mansell, Kerry Man:ranores, Cecelia Mortinchick, Rita Mason, John Maybury, Ronald Mayfield, Sondra McDavid, Margo �McGee, Gloria McKelvey, Marcia McKee, Edith McKinzie, Mary Beth McNeill, James McWilliams, Sean Mead, Rick Me jia , Iris Melnick, Evelyn Melnick, Herb Menke, Susan Middlebrook, Tino Miller, Claudio Miller, Margie Milligan, Charles Millward, Janice Motchell, Barbie Mitchell, Eric Moll, Meredy Molock, Jackie Monson, David Moore, Merce Morgan, Janice Morishige, Jovie Morris, Mark Mosley, Mary Myers, Karen Navarro, Christine Neelsen, Dixie Nielsen, Nannette Nieminen, Matt Norris, Burton Norton, Mary Nunley, Michael 199 �Ohmer, Dottie Ohr, Matthew Ordunez, Geronimo Ortego, Ca thy Packer, Mimi Juniors Palmer, Vicki Parks, Edward Phelps, Word Phi flips, Elaine Philpott, Susie Poinde xter, Gail Portugal , AI Powell, Juanita Quaffs, Schyleen Reagan, Patty Redfearn, Mo rk Refok is, Mike Reve ls , James Riede, Anne Rihonek , Oelita Robinson , Juanita Ro-s s, Clarke Rottmann, Kurt Routson, Deanna Ruder, Pot Solinoo, Phil �Sa nders, Jo Ann Sa ndusky, Steven Santifer, Brend a Sawaya, Mike Sawyer, Ken Schaefer, Anne Schafer, Chester Schamp, Caroline Segerhammar, Beth Sherriff, Pattie Short, Daug Siedleski, Marjorie S iems, Steve Simi ngton, M ike S ims, Wan da Sisack, Shei la Skubal, Lou Slovek, Gary Smith, Del Sm ith , Janice Smith, Kathy Smith, Linda Smith, Mark Smith, Sylvia Speicher, Sue Spencer, John Sperry, Martin Stafford, Donna Stanek, Tom 201 Starr, Kathy Stoker, Millie Stout, Beckie Stratton, Jackie Strong, Rosie �Suchowiejko, Alice Sutherland, Jan Swearengen, Joey Sweek, Steven Sweeney, Philis Taft, Sherry Taniwaki, Walter Tannenbaum, Kevin Taylor, Sylvester Taylor, Walter Tedesko, Jackie Thompson, Doyal Thompson, Sue lice, Paul Torrington, Mary Travis, Pam Triggs, Elaine Trujillo, Antoinette Tuft, Charles Van Natter, John Vessa, Jim Vickers, Barbara Vincent, Jackie Vockel, Gregory Vogel, Paul Waddill, Jean Wagner, Charles Woltz, Patricia Warner, Gail Warren, Mary �Watanabe, Jo Ann Watts, Tressa Weber, Lorie Welch, Galen Welch, Jo Westmoreland, Dan White, Karen Whitney, Dorian Juniors Willey, Brenda Williams, Angello Williams, Clinton Williams, Elaine Williams, Shirley Williams, Stephanie Wilson, Paul Winkleblack, Gary Winters, Sharon 203 Wong, Sylvia Woody, Shari Wright, Winifred Young, Carolyn Young, Donia Young, Mike �Senior Class Officers Hurrying to a senior skit meeting are the Senior Class sponsors, Mrs. Betsy Shipley and Mr. Charles Clarkson. Student Council The officers of the class of '66 are, from left to right, Barbara Hurd, Carolyn Cheley, Alice Sawaya, and Bernard Gipson. Anthea Blonos Kathy Deutsch Steve Jackson Belly Kelley J . Nody Mike Nelson lin Rankin Steve Schmaltz �205 ABEL, STAN t1f~~h~!r ~~~!, " D" Club; Delegate Assem- bly; Football; High School Red Cross; La crosse; Sweetheart Attendant. ACIERNO, ROG ER ACKARD, PEGGY ADAMS, PATTY All School Show ; Delegate Assembly ; Skeast ADEN, ROYCE AERNI, MONIKA All -City Orchestra ; All School Show ; American Field Service Student; Bridge Club ; Foreign Language Club ; International Relations ; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Student Council , White Jack - ets , '66 Club . ALTEN OORF, TIM '66 Club. ANDERSON , CAROL Girls' Bowling; Skeast; Dams. Symposium; Teen- ANOO, SUSAN All -City lland; All -City Orchestra ; All School Angelus Staff, activities auistont; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen Attend - Show; ant; Girls' State, alternate; Jr. Escort; May Queen Attendant; Mikado; Seraph Sisters, sec.; Sophomore Closs Officer, vice-pres. ; Student Council ; Student Council Leadership Confer- ence; ' 66 Club. ANDREWS, SAM ARAGON , ROBERT ARGALL, JUDITH Aufsteiger Club, sec.; Delegate Assembly, al ternate; Skeast. ARMSTRONG, RICHARD llosketball 1 .''0 " Club, Delegate Assembly ; Key Club; Track ARMSTRONG, TWILLA Girls Bowling; Knit-Wits; Oems. Rifle-ettes; T..n. ARMSTRONG, YVONNE Art Club; Girls' Bowling; Knit-Wih; I'.T.A Ho•ten Rifle·eltes, Y-Teens �ARNSMEYER, ROY Foreign language Club, Gymnastics. ATENCIO, BARBARA AUSBIE, ELAINE Symposium, Y-Teens. BABBITT, BARRY BAGAN, KATHY All School Show; Folk Song Club; Model Teens ; P.T.A. Hostess . BAKER, BART BAKER, KEN BALDERRAMA, PEGGY 66 Club. BANKER, ALBERT All School Show; Chess Club, pres. ; Inter Club Council; Stage Crew; 66 Club. BARBER, JOHN Concert Bond , "D Club; Foreign language Club; Jr. Achievement; JCL; Key Club ; La · crosse; Skeost; Stage Crew; Swimming . BARTHOLOMEW, TALBERT Camero Club; F T A.; Football. BATEMAN, BETH Delegate Assembly; Teen - Dems . Foreign language Club , BAUTSCH, CHARLOTTE Knit-Wits; P T.A Hostess; Skeost. BEARDSHEAR, MEG BEAUMAN, JOHANNES BEDAN, EDDIE Skeost BEIN, ELLEN Girls Track; Orchesis; Speech . BEITSCHER, CAROL BELL, REBECCA BELL, ROBERT D.E.C .A., Delegate Assembly. BELL, SUSAN BENSON, JOHN Key Club. BERRY, MARILYN All School Show ; Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowling P T.A Hostess; ' 66 Club BISHOP, JERRY BLACKWELL, JON BLANAS, ANTHEA All School Show Aufsteiger Club ; Concert Choir; Girls Ensemble; High School Red Cross ; P.T.A. Hostess; Student Council; Tri Hi · Y; ' 66 Club. BLOUNT, ANN Delegate Assembly; JCL; Skeost. BOHNHOFF, ARLENE D.E.C.A. �BONHAM, DAVID " D ' Club: Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club, treas ., F.T.A.; Inter-Club Council ; Sweetheart Attendant; Swimming . BOSCH, MARIA BOTTORFF, DONNA BOURKE, LAURIE Delegate Assembly ; Fall Sports Queen Attend · ant; Girls. Ensemble; Honorary Cadet ; Jr . Prom Queen Attendant ; Model Teens, sec ,; P.T.A Hostess ; Sweetheart Attendant , Tri -Hi -Y; ' 66 Club , BOWERS, TINA High School Red Cross ; P.T A. Hostess , Skeost BOYD, DORIS Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowling ; Junior Ach ievement; Rifle -ettes . BOYLE, MIKE BRACKEN, Ll N DA BRANDT, NANCY All School Show Bridge Club, pres .; Concert Choir ; Euclidean Club, pres ., vice -pres : Folk Song Club ; Inter -Club Council , Jr . Escort ; Mikodo; Seraph Sisters ; Sootlight Stoff, copy rewrite editor. BRASSELL, JEFFERY BRASSELL, JANE Aufsteiger Club , Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club PTA . Hostess ; ' 66 Club . BRENNAN, PATRICIA Counterpoints; Oelf!'gote Assembly , alternote J Foreign language Club ; High School Red Cross , Jr. Achievement , Teen Dems , Y Teens . 207 Seniors BREWER, PAULETTE Aufsteiger Club ; Classification Boord , sec .; High School Red Cross; International Relations . BROOKS, KATHY Counterpoints; Foreign language Club; Pre· Med BROOKS, LINDA BROWN, CAROLYN Art Club; Girls' Bowling ; Rifle -elles; Y-Teens . BROWNFIELD, MARK BRYANT, MIKELLE Delegate Assembly; Jr Achievement; Y-Teens . BUCKSTEIN, SANDY Chess Club; Judo Club, pres. BUERKLE, RACHEL Aufsleiger Club; Folk Song Club; P.T.A. Hos · tess . BURGER , ED BURK , GENE All School Show; Delegate Assembly, pres.; Student Council. BURLAKOV, NINA Delegate Assembly, alternate; Euclidean Club BUTCHER, DOROTHY All School Show; All -State Choir; Angelaires , Concert Cho1r �BUTLER, JOANNE Y·Teotns; '66 Club . CAHILL, JAMES CALHOUN, GILBERT All School Show. CA~ERON, BILL CARACASIS, DIANE Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; Folk Song Club. CARR, MATT CARRASCO, REGINA Drama Club; Folk Song Club; Thespian Award . CASH, ROSE MARIE Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens. CAUSTRITA, TEO Delegate Assembly; Teen -Dams; '66 Club . CHUK, CAROL Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club, sec.; Speech; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. CHELEY, CAROLYN All -City Student Council ; D.A.R. Finalist ; Dele gate Assembly; Girls' State; Honorary Cadet, International Relations ; Jr. Escort; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens, sec.; P.T.A. Model ; Senior Class Officer, pres .; Seraph Sisters; Student Council Leadership Conference; Stu · dent Council Workshop ; '66 C{ub . CISCO, ROMONA D.E.C.A., pres. CLARK, CAROLE P.T.A. Hostess. CLARK, EVERETT Angelus King ; Folk Song Club. CLARKE, KATY All -City Choir; All -City Orchestra ; All School Show; All -State Orchestra; Angelaires, vicepres.; Concert Choir; Council Caper s; High School Red Cross; JCL; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sis· ters; '66 Club . CLARKE, RALPH " D" Club; Gymnastics. CLELAND, BARBI COE, MARILYN Concert Bond ; Counterpoints; D.E.C.A.; Folk Song Club. COHEN, MYRA Foreign Language Club. COLLINS, CYNTHIA Delegate Assembly, alternate; Girls' Bowling ; P.T.A. Hostess; Y-Teens; '66 Club. COLLINS, DABNEY Science Seminar; 1 66 Club. COOK, DEBRA All-City Orchestra; Concert Choir; Language Club; Junior Achievement. Foreign �Seniors 209 COOK, SU E Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; P.T.A. Hostess. COOLEY, BILL COOPER, ALVIN Cross Country; Track . CORNELL, WARREN Baseball, " D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; Golf ; Key Club. COWDREY, JOHN Camero Club; Spotlight Staff, photographer. COX, CAROLYN CRAIG, BRUCE DeJegote Assembly. CROSS, CONNIE CRUTER, KAREN Art Club , Delegate Assembly ; Foreign lan guage Club , sec.; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Achievement ; Jr Escort ; Mon tage ; NASP Finol a ist , Seraph Sisters ; Speech, sec., vice -pres .; Tri · Hi Y, Wolcott Sight Reading Contest ; '66 Club . CUNNINGHAM, LEWANA CUNNINGHAM, MAURICE CURTIS, JAMES ' D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club ; Teen -Oems, treas ., Track . DAVIDSON , MURRAY All City Bond , All Stole Bond ; All School Show , Jr Usher; ROTC Battalion Commander. DAVIS, ANN All City Pep Club, All School Show ; High School Red Cross ; Knit -Wits, treos .; Model Teens ; P.T.A. Hostess; White Jackets, drill master; 66 Club DAVIS, CHARLES All School Show ; Angeloires ; Concert Choir; 66 Club . DAVIS, DEBBIE Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Ensemble; Model Teens ; P.T.A Hostess , Stvdent Council ; Stu · dent Council lead rship Conference ; Student Council Workshop . �DAVIS, JOHN All -City Cross Country ; All -City Track, All Metro Cross Country; All -Metro Track : All -State Cross Country; All-State Track ; Boy •' Bawl ing, Concert Choir; " D" Club . DAVIS, RICK DEA, MIKE DEGENHART, RON All School Show; Boys' Bowling ; ROTC Drill Team. del JUNCO, GERRY All School Shaw; Delegate Assembly; Inter· Club Council ; Jr. Usher; Key Club; King of Clubs Candidate; lacrosse ; Montage; Pre - Low, pres .; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Student Council. DEMBECK, SUSAN All School Show , Model Teens: P.T.A. Model : Tri -Hi Y; Y Teen•. DENNIS, WILLIAM All School Show, Skeast ; Stage Crew, mgr DETRICK, ALVIN Delegate Assembly , D.E.C. A., vice -pre• . DEUTSCH, KATHY All School Show; Angelu s Staff, royalty editor; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, treos.; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens, treas .; P,T.A. Model ; Speech ; Student Council ; Student Council Leadership Conference ; Student Council Workshop; Tri - Hi Y; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. Seniors DIAZ, JENNIE DICHTER, LAURA DICKERSON, TIMOTHY All School Show; D.E.C.A.; ROTC Drill Team ; Speech ; Woodbury. DILL, KITTY '66 Club. DILL, SANDEE All School Show ; Concert Choir; Counterpoints, pres.; Folk Song Club; Girls' Ensemble, InterClub Council ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters ; YTeens. DORAK, MARCIA '66 Club. DREYER, RON All School Show; Concert Choir; Folk Song Club; F.T.A. ; High School Red Cross, hist.; JCL; lacrosse; Swimming , DRYDEN, LINDA Drama Club : P.T.A. Ho1teu; Tri -Hi -Y; White Jackeh; '66 Club. DUNHAM, GREG All-Metro Track; All -City Track ; All -State Track ; Auhteiger Club; " D" Club; Football. 210 �DUNN, LONNIE Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; '66 Club . DUNN, STEVE EDWARDS, RICHARD ELDREDGE, KAY All School Show ; Drama Club ; Jr. Escort , Model Teens , Montage ; National Merit Semi · finolist , P.T.A, Model ; Seraph Si1ter. ; Skeast ; Spotlight, editor -in · chief, Wolcott S ight Reading Con · test ELKINS, DIANA White Jackett ; Y-Teens; '66 Club . ELMORE, MARIANNE 66 Club ELSON, CHERRYL All School Show ; Cheerleader, Delegate Auem · bly ; Fall Sport• Queen Attendant ; Girl. ' En · semble ; High School Red Cross; JCl ; Model Teens : Tri Hi -Y; White Jackets . ELLSWORTH, ROGER ENDERSON, ROBERT EPPLESTON, GLEN All-State Cross Country ; Camera Club , pres .; '' D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; Inter-Club Council ; Spotlight Staff, head photographer; Track . ERDMANN, GWEN Bridge Club ; Concert Choir; Drama Club ; Jr. Achievement, trees EUELL, GREGORY EVERITT, LINDA All -City Pep Club; All School Show; Concert Choir; Girls' Bowling; Skeast; White Jackets , trees .; Y· Teens, worship chairman . EVERMAN, RALPH Delegate Assembly . FALCON , CARLOTA FARRELL, JOHN FARRIS, STACEY FEB INGER, SANDRA All-City Band; All -City Orchestra , All -City Pep Club; All School Show; All-State Orchestra ; Concert Choir; Council Capers; High School Red Cross; Mikado; P.T. A. Hostess ; Skeast ; White Jackets, sec. HILBERT, RUTH Folk Song Club; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med ; Seraph Sisters, White Jackett ; '66 Club FIELDS, RAY All School Show;; Boys' Bowling, sec., trees.; Bridge Club; Chess Club; Cross Country; ROTC Drill Team ; Sojourner ' s Contest FIELDS, RENEE Art Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club , F 8 LA.; Girl• Bowling, vice·pres. ; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Achievement ; P.T.A. Hooten, Y Teeno; '66 Club. Ft ELDS, .-oYCE All City Pep Club, Delegate Assembly; F 8 LA., pres. , Girls Ensemble; Jr. Achievement; White Jackets, sec.; Y·Teens. FINLEY, TOM Delegate Assembly. FISHER, LINDA �FLI EG LER, GA IL Classificat ion Boord ; Delegate Ass embl y; Inter- Ciub Coun ci l; Jr Escort; Montage, a sst. ed itor; Pre-Med, pres.; Se raph Si •ters; Speech ; ' 66 Club . FLOREY, JIM All -City Swimming ; AII ·Stote Sw imm ing; Con · cert Choir; Council Capers; " 0 '' Club ; Dele gate Assembly; Pre-law, vice -pres .; Swimm ing, co capt.; '66 Club . FORD, RUSS Drama Club; Montage, FOST ER, DAV E Delegate Assembly ; Lacrosse. FOSTER, MARK Art Club ; Auhteiger Club; Folk Song Club ; Skeost. FOTINOS, ANGIE Del egate Aue mbl y; High School Red Cross, corr. oec.; Holland Michigan Delegate ; JCL; P.T.A. Ho•teu ; Sweetheart Attendants ; White Jackets ; '66 Club. 212 FRANCHINI , TERRY Bo•eboll ; " D" Club; Delegate Auembly ; Key Club; 66 Club . FRISON , MARY FRIEDLOB, CINDY All School Show ; Angelus Stoff, copy editor; Concert Choir; Delegate Auemb ly; Folk Song Club ; JCL ; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Hosteu ; Seraph Sisters; Tri -Hi -Y; White Jackets; Y-Teens; '66 Club. FULLER, JOHN 11 0 11 Club ; Jr. Usher; lacrosse ; Pre- Law ; Swim ming . GAGAN , KATHY Delegate Auembly ; High School Red Crou . GALE, AL Bo•ketbo ll ; " D" Club; Tra ck . GALL, BARBARA Delegate Auembly ; Knit· Wits ; Y-Teens. GARCIA, PETER All School Show ; All -State Choir; Ange loires; Concert Choir; Wrestling. GARRETT, LAURIE Concert Choir; Council Capers; Girls' Ensembl e; High School Red Crou ; Pre -Med ; ' 66 Club. GARRETT, PAT Delegate Auembly; Fall Sports Queen ; Girls' Ensemble ; Inte r-Club Council; P T.A. Hosteu ; Spotlight Stoff, re porter; Stud e nt Council; Tri . Hi -Y, vice -pres.; Whi te Jackets, '66 Club . GA TSEOS , GEORGIA Foreign language Club, sec.; P.T.A. Hostess. GAUL, DAVID Bo•eboll; " D" Club. Seniors �GERSTEN, DENNIS All -City Orchestra ; All School Show; Camera Club; Concert Orchestra; Mikado . COETTLER, BECKY Gl LCHRIST, BRUCE AII "City Football ; All School Show ; Aufsteiger Club; "' D ' Club; Delegate Assembly ; ICey Club; lacrosse; Pre-law; Wrestling; '66 Club . GILMORE, LINDA Y-Teens. GILMORE, SUE All School Show; Angelus Staff, album aut.; Inter-Club Council ; JCL, consul ; P.T A. Hostess ; Tri -Hi -Y; '66 Club . Gl LSON, CAROLE GIPSON, BERNARD All School Show ; Angelaires, Basketball ; Concert Choir; " D" Club ; De egate Auembly; Key Club, vice-pros .; P.T"A. Model ; Senior Class Officer, vice-pres.; '66 Club . F,'"'"' GLATHAR, JUDY All :>chool Show; Cheerleader; Delegate Auem· bly ; Inter-Club Council ; Model Teens , P.T.A. Model ; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Tri - Hi -Y; White Jackets ; '66 Club. GOLDBERG, MARK Key Club. GOLDSMITH, BILL GONZALES, DIANA GOODGION, KEITH GOTHMAN, SUE Aufsteiger Club; P.T.A. Model; Skeast; '66 Club . GRAHAM, MARY Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; JCL ; Speech ; '66 Club. GRAMS, GARY GRANDY, SALLY Delegate Assembly; High Schaal Red Cross; Honorary Cadet, major; JCL, head censor; Seraph Sisters , Speech, treas.; Tri -Hi -Y; So journer Finalist. GRAUBERGER, LINDA GREEN, ALVIN GREEN, BARBARA GREEN, CONNIANNE GREEN, DEBORAH All School Show ; Cheerleader ; Fall Sports Qu en Atlt>ndant; JCL ; National Merit Semi · Finalist; Rifle-ettes1 White Jackell; Y-Teens; '66 Club . GREEN, JAMES GREEN, TIM GREER, TIM All City Red Cross Council, officer; All School Show ; Classification Boord; Concert Choir, pres. ; ' D" Club ; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Red Cross Stale Conven lion; Key Club; King of Clubs Candidate ; Swimming �GRIFFIN, MARILYN All-City Choir; All School Show, Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Girl&' Ensemble; Model Teen&; P.T.A. Model; '66 Club. GRIMES, BURT GUNN, EDDIE All School Show; ROTC Drill Team . GUNN, GARY GUNZELMAN, JANET All School Show; Concert Choir. GURTLER, NANCY HAGER, SHANNON Counterpoints. HALL, LINDA All-City Choir Choir; All School Show; All-State Angela1res; Concert Choir; Counter- points; Girls' Ensemble; Mikado; Y-Teens. Seniors HALL, RUSSELL Angelus Staff, managing editor; Art Club; Key Club ; Sweetheart Couple; '66 Club HALL, STEVE High School Red Cross; Jr. Achievement; '66 Club. HALLBERG, KRISTEN Art Club; F.T.A.; P.T.A. Hostess HAMMER, BUTCH HAMMERS, SANDRA Foreign language Club; F.T.A.; Jr. Achievement; P.T.A. Ho&tess; '66 Club. HAMPTON, BARRY HANATANI, SUSAN HANLEY GLENN Bridge dub; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; Key Club; Swimming; '66 Club. �HARDEN, LINDA HARMON, GLORIA Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowling; High School Red Cross; JCl; Knit-Wits; Y-Teens; '66 Cl ub . HARRIS, BOBBIE KAY Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sts ters; "66 Club . HART, CHRIS Aufsteiger Club; Foreign language Club ; F.T.A.; High School Red Cross; P.T.A. Mode l, alternate; '66 Club. HARTMAN, GENE All-City Band ; All -City Orchestra ; All-Stale Band . HASTINGS, CAROL All School Show ; Drama Club, hisl.; Folk Song Club; Knit-Wits; Model Teens; Y-Teen s; '66 Club . HAWKINS, JOHN HAYNES, PATRICIA HEARN, CAROL Delegate Assembly; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen AHendant; P.T.A. Hostess; Student Council ; Student Council Workshop, '66 Club. HECKEL, CHRIS HEGER, CATHY All School Show; Concert Choir, alto chairman; Counterpoints; Foreign Language Club, vice-pres ., trees.; High School Red Cross; Jr. Escort; P.T.A. Model; Seraph Sisters, carr. sec. HEIDBRAK, BONNIE All -City Pep Club ; All School Show; Inter-Club CounciL JCl; Knit-Wits, lreas.; pres.; Pre-Med ; P. T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters; Speech ; White Jackets, trees .; '66 Club. HEILIG, MARY ANN Auhteiger Club; JCl; Model Teens; P.T.A. Model; Skeasl; '66 Club. HEIPLE, SUSAN JCL HENDRYSON, JOHN All -City Swimming ; All -Stale Swimming ; Aufsteiger Club; Classification Board; " D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football ; Key Club ; la crosse; Skeasl; Ttack; '66 Club. HENRY, ALICE F.B.l.A .; Knit -Wits; Teen-Dems. HENRY, JUDY All School Show ; Concert Choir; Girls' Ensem ble; Knit -Wits; Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess; Tri -Hi -Y. H£SS£NIUS, CONNIE HICKMAN, KAREN Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Teen-Dems. HIDEN, IRMA 215 �HILL, ROSIE HIN DMAN, CHRIS HOCKING, JULIE De legate Asse mbl y; P T.A. Hostess, TARS ; y. Teen s; ' 66 Club . 216 HO LLIS, ROB HOLMES, ANN High Schaal Red Crou; JCL ; Skeast; Swee t · heart Attendant; Tri- Hi-Y. Seniors HOLM ES, CAROL D.E.C.A., sec.; Rifle · ettes, range officer. HO LM ES, GR EGOR Y Basketball ; " D' Club ; Key Club ; Track . HOLM ES, LESLIE All School Show ; Art Club ; Drama Club ; Folk Song Club ; Girls' Ensemble; Orchesis; P.T.A. Hostess; Rifle · eHes; Y-Teens . HOLYFIE LD JI M All School Show ; Conce rt Choir; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council ; Teen - Dems, pres . HOOD, BRENDA Gi rls' Bowling ; Rifle-ettes ; Y-Teens. HORVAT, DIAN E Art Club ; High School Red Cross; Kn it ·W ih . Skeast. HOS EA, GEOFRY Art Club, pres ., Delegote Asse mbly . HO ULIHA N, BARBAR A All -City Red Cross Council , P T.A. Hoste ss , ' 66 Club . HOWARD, LAFAIR Jr Ach ie vement HUBER , SUSAN All Sch<>ol Show ; Delegate Assembl y; Droma Club pre s ., carr. sec.; Inter -Club Council ; Jr. Escort; Montage; P.T.A. Model ; Seraph Si ste rs; Speech, torr sec.; Wolcott Sight Read ing Con test, w i nner; '66 Club HUDGINS , ANDREA F.T.A.; Knit-Wits. HUFF, JOE All School Show ; Jr. Usher, Pre- Law, •ec.; Spotlight Stoff, reporter. �HUME, JIM Jr Usher HUMM, MARTI All -City Choir; All School Show; Angelaires , Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly ; JCL ; IN kado; M:>de l Teens; P.T.A. Model ; Speech ; Tri Hi-Y; White Jackets; '66 Club. HURD, BARBARA Delegate Asse mbly; Drama Club ; Fa ll Sports Queen Attendant ; High School Red Cross; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Atte ndant : Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess ; Se nior Cla n Officer, sec.; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; '66 Club . H UT C H INSO N, LIN DA All School Show; Model Teens ; P.T.A. Hostess; Tri · Hi · Y, carr sec. HUTC H IN SO N, PAUL Delegate Assembly. JACKSO N, JAMES JA CKSO N, STEVE All -City Tennis : All -Metro Tennis; All -State Tenn is; Angelus Staff; " D" Club : Delegate Asumbly , King of Clubs Candidate: M:>del Teens Boys ' Panel • Student Council ; Student Council Workshop; '66 Club. JENKINS, DON Delegote Assembly. JENSEN , LINDA Folk Song Club , F.T.A .; JCL, scribe; Jr. Escort; P T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters. J ENT, BOB Drama Club; Jr. Achievement; Stage Crew. J OH NSO N, CA ROL E J OH N SO N, LAR S J OH NSO N, ROBERT J OHNSO N, SA RA All -City Red Cross Council ; Angelus Staff, activities editor; Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross, pres .; Honorary Cadet ; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Escort; Jr_ Red Cross Stat e Con- vention ; May Queen Attendant ; Seraph Sisters; Tri Hi-Y, chaplain ; '66 Club . J OHNSON , WYNDOL All -City Orchestra , All School Show; Classifi cation Board ; Delegate Assembly, vice -pres., attend . sec., rec. sec. ; Mikado ; Model Teens; Rifle-ettes; White Jackets; '66 Club J ON ES, ARL ENE J ON ES, CLETA JONES, DALE Angelus Staff, album editor; Delegate Assem bly ; Euclidean Club; JCL; Jr. Achievement ; Jr. Usher; Key Club; Pre-Law, treas.; '66 Club . JONES, LORELEI All -City Pep Club; All School Show; Counterpoints, treos _, parliamentarian; Foreign lan - guage Club; In ternational Relations ; Jr Escort; Mikado; Rifle -ettes Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, his!. ; '66 Club . JONES, NELDA Delegate Assembly; P.T.A. Hostess; Y-Teens . JUSSEll, J ANICE Concert Band , Delega te Assembly; Folk Song Club; Inter-Club Council; Orchosis ; Y-Teons �KAME, KATHY High School Red Cross; Model Teens. !<ARAKAWA, PHIL Folk Song Club; Foreign longuoge Club; JCl; Jr Closs Officer, treos.; Key Club; Wrestling . KATO, SHAROM Angelus Stoff, ort editor; Art Club; Folk Song Club; F.T A.; JCl, tribune, hist.; Virgil Award . KAVAS, GEORGE Delegate Assembly . KAWAKAMI, ALBERT Boys' Bowling; D E. Club . KELLEY, B£TSY Aufsteiger Club, treos.; PTA . Hostess; Student Council, carr. sec.; Student Council leadership Conference; Student Council Work1hop; Tri Hi -Y. KELLY, JACQUELIME KIMDEL, WILLIAM All -City Red Crou Council ; Chess Club; Euclideon Club; High School Red Cross, treos.; InterClub Council; Jr. Red Crou Stole Convention; Jr. Usher; Skeost, pro1 .; '66 Club . KIMG, HARRY Baseball ; " D" Club ; Golf; Key Club . KMOX, ROBERT All -City Basketball; Delegate Assembly; Track . KOBERSTEI M, DEBBIE KODER, MARIA Seniors KOMS, TOMI KOMTMIK, JOHM KOTO, PAUL Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Foreogn lon · guago Club . KOTZELMICK, GAYLE All-City Student Council; All School Show ; Angelaires; Bridge Club; Concert Choir; Council Capen; Counterpoints; D.A. R. final ist; Dele· gate Assembly ; Head Girl ; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council ; Jr . Escort; Knit-Wits , pres.; National leadership Conference ; Prin cipal's Adv isory Council ; P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters ; Student Council; Student Council lead - ership Conference; Student Council Work shop; White Jackets ; ' 66 Club. KRAMER, ROXAMME KRAUTMAM, STAM Chess Club; lacrosse. KURZ, BARBARA All School Shaw ; Bridge Club ; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council ; P.T.A. Hasten; Speech , pres.; Tri -Hi -Y, treas.; '66 Club . KUSULAS, ELAIME D.E.C.A., treas.; Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club; Foreign language Club, publicity man ager. LACEY, MICH A EL �LACHMAN, DAVID Speech LAMBOTT, LINDA Counterpoints; Folk Song Club ; JCL , Pre-Med . LANE, TONI LANGSTON, BRENDA F. B.I.A .; Y Teens . LASKY, JAY Key Club, locroue ; Skeast. LEACH, MARl LYN Counterpoints; Folk Song Club; High School Red Cross, rec. sec.; Inter-Club Council ; Knit · Wits; Y-Teens, co-pres.; '66 Club. LEE, LLOYD 219 LESTER, BONNIE All School Show; D.E.C.A.; Y· Teens. LEVY, ARTHUR All-City Track; All-Metro Track; All -State Track , " D" Club; Delegate Auembly; Football. LEWIS, EUGENIA Art Club; Girls' Bowling ; P.T.A. Hostess; Rifleettes; Y-Teens. LINDSAY, DOUG LINKE, BILL Jr. Achievement. LINTON, CARLA Delegate Assembly ; Foreign language Club, pres.; Girls' State, alternate; Inter-Club Coun - cil, pres.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters ; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Symposium ; '66 Club. LOOMIS, BARBARA All School Show; Cheerleader; Jr. Escort; May Queen Attendant ; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters ; Spotlight Staff, busineu manager; White Jackets . LOTZ, RICHARD Euclidean Club; Jr. Achievement; JCL; Skeast . LOUI, KENNETH Boys' Bowling, pres .; Delegate Inter-Club Council ; '66 Club. Assembly ; LOVE, LINDA Delegate Assembly, alternate; Foreign language Club; F.B.l .A., reporter; F.T.A.; Model Teens. LOVELAND, MICKEY LUERS, PAUL All-City Choir; All-City Orchestra; All School Show ; All -State Choir, alternate ; Angelaires ; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Drama Club LUKICH, TOM Aufsteiger Club; Drama Club ; Key Club; Skeast . �LUNG, KEN LUPBERGER, ANNE All School Show , Delegate Asse mbly ; Honorary Cadet; P T.A Hostess; Speech ; Tri -Hi -Y; '66 Club . LYDIA, JOHNHY LYONS, BILL MacDONHELL, JANNY Macl NTOSH, Bl LL Angelus Stoff, asst. sports editor; Baseball ; " D" Club ; football ; Key Club MacKAY, VICKI Delegate Assembly; F.T.A. , JCl ; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Y-Teens . MacLEAN, BRUCE Foreign language Club ; Inter-Club Council ; JCl, consul. MacMILLAN, HUGH " D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; Football ; Track . MAHR, GAIL MALLETT, BOB MANNING, ANN MANSELL, Ml KE All -City Band , All School Show ; Delegate Assembly; Science Semonar; Skeast; ' 66 Club . MARECAK, MIKE MARGOLIN, DAVE Baseball; Basketball; Delegate Assembly ; Foot ball; Skeast . MARINACE, JIM MASON, LAWRENCE MASUNAGA, LAURA All -City Pep Club , All School Show ; Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club , Girls ' Stale; High School Red Crass; JC l ; Jr Escort; Montage; P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters : Skeast ; Spotlight Staff, feature page editor; Tri -Hi -Y White Jackets ; ' 66 Club . MATHENEY, WILLIAM Speech . MATTHEWS, TERRY All -City football ; All -Metro football; All School Show ; Concert Choir; " 0 " Club ; Sweetheart Attendant . MAXEY, MICHAEL MAY, GREG MAYBERRY, JEANETTE All School Show ; All-State choir; Conrert Choir; Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club ; foreign language Club; Girls' Bowling , Jr Achieve· men!; '66 Club . McCORMACK, BRIAN All -City Golf; All -City Band ; All -City Orchestra ; All School Show ; All -State Bond ; Angelus Staff, sports editor; " 0 " Club; Golf , capt , Sweetheart Attendant. McCOY, TERRY D.E.C.A . Seniors �221 �McCUE, KATHY Counterpoints; D.E.C.A, McDONALD, BOB McDONALD, JOHN Boys· Bowl ing. McELHINNEY, MARK Aufsteiger Club; " D Club; Delegate Assembly; Football, Key Club; lacrosse; Track; 66 Club. McGRATH, ROSEMARY Counterpoints, Delegate Assembly; P.T. A. Hostess; Teen·Dems. McGUIRE, JANET McKAY, PATSY '66 Club McKEE, CYNTHIA. All -City Band ; Concert Band ; Folk Song Club; JCL, Teen · Dems McKENZIE, ELLEN McLEMORE, CLESTINE McNAMARA, JOE All School Show ; Stage Crew . McPHERSON , SHERRY McWILLIAMS, MICHAEL Euclidean Club . MEDEROS, MINERVA MEREDITH, CHARLOTTE MEYER, PAUL MICKELSON, SYLVIA Y-Teens. MILLER, BARBARA All School Show ; P.T.A. Madel ; Speech; Tri · Hi -Y; '66 Club. MILLER, KENNETH Drama Club ; JCL ; Speech . MILLER, MARGARET Art Club ; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; Tri -Hi -Y. MILLER, ROGER Edith Hill Short Story Contest Winner; JCL; Jr. Usher; Montage, editor; Pre -law. MILLIGAN , TERRY MILLS, CHERI MILTON, LOUISE All -City Choir; All School Show ; Art Club, treas .; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, vice pres.; Girls' Bowling ; Girls' Ensemble; Orche sis; Ploy Festival ; Y- Teens . MONLEY, DARIEL 222 �MONTES, ANN All School Show ; Concert Choir; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council ; Jr . Escort ; Model Teens, pres .; Montage; Seraph Sisters; '66 Club , MOOR£, BOB All -City Wre1tling ; All -Metro Wre1tling ; All State Wre1tl ing . MOOR£, DEBORAH Girl •' Bowling ; High School Red Cross; Model Teens; Y· Teens . MORGAN, BILL High School Red Cross; Pre-Med . MORIM OTO, ELLEN Inter-Club Council ; JCL , state sec.; Jr. Escort; Seraph Si1tero ; Spotlight Staff, page editor. MUELLER, J OAN Art Club ; Counterpoinh Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club, Jr. Eocort; Seraph Si1tero; Skea1t; Tri -Hi-Y. Seniors M UELLER, ROBERT A All -City Orche1lra ; All School Show ; Council Capero; Folk Song Club; JCL; '66 Club . NADY, C REI GHTON All -City Football; Baseball ; '' D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; Jr. Closs Officer, vice pres.; King of Clubs Candidate ; Student Coun cil ; Student Council leaderohip Conference; Student Council Workshop; Sweetheart Attend ant. NAKASHIMA, CONN I E Delega te Assembly; Folk Song Club; JCL; KnitWits; '66 Club . NAKATA, WESLEY All-City Tennis; Angelu1 Staff, editor-in-chief; " D" Club; JCL; Jr. Usher; Pre-law; '66 Club. NAYLOR, ANDY Aufsteiger Club . NELMS, RICHARD NELSON , MIKE " D" Club, trea s.; Football ; JCL ; Key Club, treos.; King of Clubs Candidate; l a crosse ; Na tiona l Merit Finalist; Pre-Law; Student Council; Sweetheart Attendant; Track ; Woodbury ; Wrest ling . NEPTUNE, DEBRA NETHAWAY, SUSAN Foreign language Club, vice-pres .; High School Red Crou; P.T.A. Model, alternate; '66 Club. NEUMANN , JUDY F.T.A., sec., pr81. ; High School Red Cross; Inter-Club Council, sec.; Knit -Wits; P.T.A . Hosten, ·66 Club. NEWBOLD. WILEY Folk Song Club; Symposium, trea1 .; Teen-Dem1, pres., member of board . NEWUL, DONNA Counterpoints, Foreign Club laniiUOge cl .. b ; '66 �NEWLIN, KAY NEWTON, JENNIE High School Red Cross; Skeasl. NIGHTINGALE, CONRAD All School Show; ROTC Drill Team ; Speech . NISHIKAWA, BARRY NIXON, DIANA NOEL, THEODIUS Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Usher, NORRIS, BARBARA Aufst igor Club ; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; P.T.A. Model ; Skees!; '66 Club . NORRIS, PEGGY Delegate Assembly; F.T.A. ; Girls' Bawling, pres ., Inter-Club Council; Y-Toens; '66 Club . Seniors 224 OLIVERIUS, FRANK O'NEILL, EILEEN All School Show; Bridge Club, sec.; Drama Club, sec.· treas .; Euclidean Club; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Skeasl; White Jackets; '66 Club . ONODERA, GLEN All School Show; Boys' Bowling; ROTC Drill Team . OVERTON, SHARON High School Red Cross; Student Council ; '66 Club. PACE, JANE All School Show; Angelus Staff, club edit<>r; Delegate Assembly; Honorary Cadet; Inter· Club Council ; JCL; P.T.A. Hostess ; Seraph Sistors; Sweetheart Attendant; Tri -Hi -Y, pres. PACKER, GAIL PAPPAS, KATHY Aufsteiger Club ; Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club ; High School Red Cross ; International Relations; '66 Club. PARKER, JAN Aufsteiger Club; High School Red Cross; JCL ; Tri-Hi-Y. �PARKS, JOYCE All School Show; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Achievement; JCL; Orchesis; Play Festival ; White Jackets; Y-Te<tns; '66 Club . PARTRIDGE, LA.URA Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; lnter·Ciub Council ; Jr. Achievement; Orchesis, trees .; Wh ite Jackets; Y-Teens, carr. sec., co· pres.; '66 Club. PANTALEON, MAGALY PEROS, ELAINE Delegate Assembly; High School Red Crass . PEROS, PHYLLIS PERSKE, ROGER PERSSON, LYNN All -City Choir; All School Show ; Angelaires; Concert Choir; Council Capers; Counterpoints; Oelegate Assembly Alternate; JCl; Mikado; P.T.A. Model. PETERSON, DON Aufsteiger Club, pres.; Cross Country ; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council ; lacrosse; '66 Club. PETERSON, GARY 66 Club . PETET, JOHN Delegate Assembly; Key Club; lacrosse; Skeast. PFEIFER, GLEN PHILLIPS, MICHELLE Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling . PIERSON, BEY D~l~onte Assembly; Folk Song Club ; High School Red Cross; Knit-Wits; Orchesis, Skeast; Tri-Hi -Y; Y-Teens; '66 Cub . PLA.NTE, MARY D.E.C.A., vice-pres. ; Foreign language Club ; F.B. l.A . PLA.TTS, TERRI PRENDERGAST, BRIAN All School Show; Boys' State; " D" Club; Gym nastics; Key Club, sec. ; Montage; Pre-Law; Woodbury. PRICE, GARY PRYOR, LELA.ND PRYOR, MICHAEL All School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly, pres. ; Drama Club; Key Club; Pre - law; Skeosl; Spotlight Staff, reporter; Student Council ; Student Council leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; Woodbury; '66 Club. PUDLIK, DAVID All School Show; Boys' Stole; Concert Choir; Euclidean Club, vice-pres. ; International Rela - tions; Jr. Usher; Mikado. QUIAT, CINDY All School Show; P.T.A. Model. �RAMSEY, MARTIN RANKIN, LINDA Model Teens . corr. sec.; P.T.A . Hostess , Stud nt Councol ; Student Counci l l eode rohip Conference; Student Council Workshop , '66 Club. RAUSCH, KEITH All -Stale Basketball ; " D" Club , sec.; King of Clubs , Model Teen• Boys' Panel ; P.T.A. Model ; Speech ; '66 Club . REA, KIM Aufsteiger Club ; " D" Club ; Golf; Key Club . REECE, EDDIE REED, MELODY REYNOLDS, BILL All School Show; Concert Choir; " D" Club ; Football, RICHARDS, BUNNY Counlerpoinh : Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club : High School Red Cross : Orche1is, treas .; Teen· Dems, vice -pres . RICHARDSON, KEN Jr Usher • Key Club , RICHTER, ROSIE RIEDE, BILL Delegate Assembly: Folk Song Club ; Key Club ; Skeosl. RIFFEL, CATHY Classification Boord ; Delegate Assembly ; F.T.A .; High School Red Cross ; Jr . Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Sophomore Closs Officer, sec.; Student Council, rec. sec.; '66 Club RIOS, DELILAH All School Show; Concert Choir; Girls' Ensem · ble Modern Dance Group, sec.; Y-Teens, prog , choir. RITTERSPACH, GAIL Counterpoints; Knit -Wits; P.T.A . Hostess ; Skeasl; '66 Club ROBINSON, MICHELLE Knit-Wits Y Teens; '66 Club . ROBINSON, RICK All School Show ; Concert Band ; Stage Band , ROCK, LINDA Denver Mayor' s Youth Council ; Drama Club ; Folk Song Club; P.T A Hostess ; Teen ·Dems, board member, rep to state. ROGERS, DONNA Delegate Assembly; F.T.A.; Girls' Enoemble ; JCL; Model THns . ROGERS, WAYNE ROSE, KAREN Counterpoints, vice-pres .; Jr. Escort ; P.T.A. Model ; Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens, treas ; ' 66 Club . 226 �ROSS, BETSY All -City Bond ; All -City Orchestra ; All School Show; All -State Orchestra ; Delegate Assembly; Internat ional Relations , tee .; JCL , Jr. Escort, Mikado ; P.T.A. Hostess ; Seraph Sistera ROSS, JOHN Aufsteiger Club , Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Usher; lacrosse , Pre· law , Skeast. ROSS, LETICIA De legate Assembly , High Schoo l Red Cross , P.T.A. Ho&tess ; Y· Teens ; '66 Club . ROWLEY, ANN f .B. l.A .; P T.A. Ho&teu . RUGGLES, GLEN RYAN, ROBERT SAGE, DANIEL SAKAMOTO, HARRIET Delegate Assembly; Model Teens . Seniors SALINAS JOE All Schoof Show ; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly SANCHEZ, WILBUR SANDERS, HERBERT Baseball , " D" Club; football . SANDERSON, CAROL Delegate Assembly · f T.A.; Girls ' Ensemble; Orchesis , PTA . Hostess Y· Teens ; 66 Club . SAULS, STEPHEN Boys Bowling Chess Club . SAWAYA, ALICE All -City Red Cross Council; Art Club; Delegate Assembly , High School Red Cross, sec.; Jr. Red Crou State Convention ; Model Teens : P.. T.A. Model ; Senior Closs Officer, treas .; Skeost ; Tri -Hi · Y, '66 Club SCHEMEL, DAVID " D" Club , Delegate Assembly; Golf; Key Club ; '66 Club SCHILT, MARJORIE All School Show Concert Choir; Drama Club ; Mikado . Model Teens, treas ; P.T.A Model ; Tri Hi Y~ rec . sec. SCHMALTZ, STEVE Cross Country Delegate Assembly ; JCL ; Stu · dent Council , Student Council leadership Con · ference , Student Council Workshop; Trock . SCHMID, DAVID SCHMIDT, JUDY 1 Girls Bowling, sec Girls' State . SEFTOR, LAURENCE All-City Bond; Euclidean Club , SEKYRA, CANDY Delegate Assembly fall Sports Queen Attend · ant; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Closs Officer, sec.; Jr. Prom Queen Attend on!; Moy Queen Attendant ; Orchesis; P T.A. Hosteu SEYMOUR, IDA All City Orchestra All School Show ; Jr. Achievement; Mikado ; White Jackets; Y-Teens; '66 Club SHAFER, ROBERT Euclidean Club SHANNON, RICK �SHARPE, MARY ANN Delegate Assembly ; folk Song Club ; f .T.A. ; JCL; P.T.A . Hostess; Skeost. SHEFFIELD, CYNTHIA SHERMACK, SUSAN AII · City Student Council ; Angelus Stoff, STR editor; Aufsteiger ; D.A.R. Winner, Delegate Assembly ; JCL; Jr. Closs Officer, pres .; Jr. Escort; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; P.T.A. Model ; Seraph Sisters, vice· pres .; Student Council ; Student Council Work - shop ; Tri -Hi -Y; ' 66 Club , SHWAYDER, MARTI F T.A.; High School Red Cross . SILLS, SHARON SILVER, LARRY JCL. SIMMONS, PAULA D.E.C.A. SIMMONS, SHEILA Folk Song Club ; Jr. Achievement. SIMPSON, RODNEY All -City Choir; All School Show ; Concert Choir. SIMPSON, STEPHEN Boys' Bowling . SKEETERS, GARY Angelus Staff, business manager ; Delegate As· sembly; Key Club; Skeost; Sophomore Closs Officer, trees. ; '66 Club . SLACK, ROBERT folk Song Club ; Spotlight Stoff, cartoonist . SLOVEK, JOHN SMITH, DOYCE Boys' Bowling ; f.B.l.A . SMITH, MARGARET All -City Orchestra; All School Show ; Bridge Club ; Euclidean Club ; foreign language Club ; Jr Escort; National Merit Finalist; Seraph Sisters , trees .; Symposium; '66 Club. SMITH, MILDRED SMITH, SANDRA Aufsteiger Club , Drama Club; P.T.A. Model ; Rifle -ettes, sec .; Skeost ; '66 Club . SMITH, STAN SMITLEY, GREGG SNEED, JOHN lacrosse; Swimming . 228 SOMSKY, DEBBIE All School Show , Counterpoints; DelegatiO As sembly ; Girls' Ensemble; High School Red Cross �SPAULDING, ANN Art Club ; Folk Song Club. SPE I DEL, CHRIS SPENCER , MELINDA Y. Teens ; '66 Club . Seniors SQ U IR E, LYN N STANDLEY, DICK JCl; Skeost. STEELE , MARY LOU Foreign language Club I · R City ; International Inter-Club Council; Relations, '66 Club . STEINHARDT, MICHAEL Foreign language Club; '66 Club . STERRETT, LARRY STEWART, DALE Gymnastics STEWART, RICHARD STIRLING, STEPHEN AII.City Bond All School Show; All-Stole Bond ; TARS. STOOLE, DEBORAH F B. L.A., sec STOTT, LINDA All City Pep Club , All School Show, All Stat Choir, American steiger Club , Field Service Student , Auf Classification Board ; Concert Choir. Delegate Assembly , Folk Song Club , Mikado , Montage ; P.T A Mod•l , Seraph Si1 • lers , Shofroth Contest , Speech . Spotloght Stoff , news editor, W hite Jackets, drill master, Wol cott Sight Reading Con tes t . STRANAHAN , GARY STREED, RONALD STRIPLING, PAM Concert Bond . Concert Orchestra , Girls' Bowl · 1ng Jr Achievement STROH , DEBBY All City Choor All School Show , Cloulficotion Boord Concert Cho ir · Counci I Capers . Delegate Anembly, Fore og n language Club , F T A : High School Re d Cross Jr. Achieveme nt ; JCl ; P.T A Hoste ss; Mikado , White Jackets , '66 Club vice-pres. ; �SUDDUTH, JUDI All School Show ; Jr. Achievement; Orchesh. SULLIVAN, PHILIP SUMMERS, DAVID Euclidean Club ; JCl; Jr. Usher; National Merit Finalist; TARS SUZUKI, STEVEN ROTC Rifle Club. SWANSON, RODGER SWANSON, WILLA SWEENEY, DON SWEENEY, KATHLEEN Art Club ; Honorary Cadet; International Re la · tions; Rifle ·ettes. SWENSON, CHERYL All School Show ; F.T.A., treas .; High School Red Crou ; Speech ; Tri -Hi -Y; ' 66 Club . TAGUE, GEORGE 'D" Club; Football . TAKAMINE, CONNIE All -City Pop Club; All School Show ; Foreign language Club ; High School Red Crou : Inter · Club Council ; International Relations ; JCl ; Jr Escort; Knit -Wits , sec.; P ~T . A . Hostess ; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, pres .; Y-Teens ; '66 Club TAKAMINE, GAIL All School Show ; Angelus Staff, aut. clubs editor; Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; P.T.A. Hostess, White Jackets . TALMAGE, JENNY TAMAKI, KIM Delegate Assembly ; '66 Club . TAWIL, JOSETTE All School Show ; Art Club ; Drama Club, sec .; Foreign longuage Club; International Rela · tions; JCL ; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters . TAYLOR. CYNTHIA All School Show , Concert Choir. TAYLOR, DOUG TAYLOR, JIM TENBRINK, STEVE Jr. Usher. THACH, SUSAN Inter-Club Council ; International Relations, pres.; JCl; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. THAEMERT, MARCIA All -City Pep Club ; All School Show ; Angelus Staff, layout editor; Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Escort, P.T.A. Hostess; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, parliamentarian ; '66 Club . �THAYER, SANDI Skeast . THOMPSON, BOB All School Show; Concert Choir; Council Capers ; Delegate Assembly . THOMPSON, CHARLES THOMPSON , VIVIAN THURMAN, NANCY THUROW, BILL " D' Club ; Wrestling. TICKTON, DAVID All -City Tennis ; All School Show; All -State Tennis; Baseball; " D" Club ; Delegate Assem bly; Pre -law; Speech; Spotlight Staff; Woodbury; '66 Club , TILLIS, RAYFORD All -City Track; All -Metro Track ; All State Track; All -State Basketball ; " D" Club ; Footboll. TOADVYN, MARSHA All School Show; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club; Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. TOLIVER, SHEILA Concert Band ; Girls' Bowling ; Y-Teens; '66 Club . TOOLEY, DON TOWNSEND, JOY All -City Choir; All School Show; Concert Choir; Folk Song Club, Girls' Ensemble . 231 Seniors TOWNSEND, LESLIE TROTSKY, JIM All -City Tennos ; All -Metro Tennis; All -State Tennis ; Angelus Staff, photo coordinator; Bose · ball ; " D ' Club ; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; International Relations; Key Club ; Student Council; Tennis, capt. ; ' 66 Club . TROYER, JACKIE All -City Choir; All School Show; Concert Choir; JCl; Jr Escort; P.T.A. Hostess ; Seraph Sisters; Tri · Hi -Y; '66 Club . TRUJILLO, CHRISTELLA TUCKER, KRIST! E TURNBULL, CARL All -City Bond ; All -City Orchestra; All School Show · Angelaires; Drama Club; Euclidean Club ; Folk Song Club; TARS , ' 66 Club . TURSICK, STEVE Baseball , UNDERWOOD, ROSLYN D.E.C.A.; Foreign language Club; Jr . Achieve ment; Rifle ·ettes . URLING, MICKEY VAN BUSKIRK PHIL AII ·City Football, " D" Club ; Delegate Assem · bly; Football , Track , VAN METER, RUSS All School Show, Gymnastics ; Stage Crew. VARNER BRIAN Key Club . �VASQUEZ, LYDIA VIGIL. SUSAN '66 Club VIGIL, TERRY VOGEL, DONRA Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club ; High School Red Cross ; JCl; Model Teens ; Skeost , Tri -Hi · Y; White Jackets; Y· Teens; '66 Club . VOGEL, HOWARD AII ·City Student Council ; All' School Show ; '' D" Club ; Golf; Heod Boy ; P.T.A. Model ; Student Council ; Student Council leadership Confer· ence . WALKER, CAROLYN WALKER, NICHOLAS D" Club Football WALLACE, DEB! AII ·City Choir All School Show ; All -State Choir ; Concert Choir ; Counterpoints ; Delegate Assembly ; Folk Song Club; Knit -Wits; Skeast; "66 Club . WALLACE, MARGO WALLS, LOUJANA WALTON, EMMOGENE JCl; Knit -Wits ; Pre ·Med ; y. Teens; '66 Club . WANIFUCHI, HOWARD WASHCO, DON WATSON, VALERIA Art Club; Delegate Assembly, parliamentarian ; Drama Club ; Girls ' Bowling; Junior Achieve - ment; Knit · Wits ; Model Teens; Orchesis; Rifle ettes; White Jackets; '66 Club. WEBER, BOB WHITE, GARY Chess Club, vice -pres .; Delegate Assembly ; Euclidean Club, treos., Jr. Usher. WHITE, JAN Falk Song Club; High School Red Cross, Skeast; Y Teens . WICKLIFFE, ALICIA Art Club F.T.A Girls' Bowling ; Knit-Wits ; Orchesis ; White Jackets; Y· Teens; '66 Club. WIDMAR, KENT Aufsteiger Club ; Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club ; Foreign language Club; High School Red Cross ; Inter-Club Council ; Jr. Usher; Key Club ; Science Seminar; Skeast. WIER, SVEN Euclidean Club . WILBUR, STEVE All -State Tennis ; " D" Club ; High School Red Cross ; I nternationol Relations; Key Club . WILLIAMS, EUGENE "D· Club, pres : Football ; F T.A. ; Inter-Club Council ; Track; Wrestling. WILLIAMS, EVERETTE "D· Club; Football; Wrestling . 232 WILLIAMS, GLORIA Concert Band; D.E.C.A. �WILLIAMS, MARGY Drama Club, High School Red Cross ; Skeost; TARS . WIL(IAMS, PATRICIA Delegate Assembly; P.T.A. Jackets; Y· Teens; '66 Club . Hostess , White WILLIAMS, WALTER All -City Choir; All School Choir; Speech. Show; Concert WILSON, LOUISE WOLF, TIM Stage Crew. WONG, DEVON All School Show, Art Club, sec.; Concert Choir; Folk Song Club . Model Teens; P.T.A. Model , '66 Club. WOOD, GARY WOODS, ELEANOR Auhteig ~ r Club; Model Teens. Seniors WORTHAM, WILLIAM Camero Club. Delegate Assembly; East Auto Club. WRIGHT, BARBARA Delegate Assembly Alternate ; D E.C.A.; F.T.A.; P T.A Hostess, White Jackets . WRIGHT, KAY D.E Club WRIGHT, KAYVONNE Jr. Achievement ; JCL; Orchesis · P.T.A. Model ; White Jackets ; Y- Teens, carr se~. WRIGHT, MEL WRIGHT, ROBERT WRIGHTSIL, BILLY Boys' Bowling ; Delegate Assembly ; ROTC Rifle Club; Skeost ; Speech ; '66 Club . WYSAKOWSKI, NANCY y. Teens. WYTIAS, SUSAN All -City Pep Club ; All School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate Auembly, rec. sec., P.T A Hasten ; White Jackets, vice -pres .; Y-Teens . YARBER, JIM YEARLING, MYLOUS YOUNG, SUSAN White Jackets. YOUNG, SUZANNE All City Pep Club . Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross , P T.A. Hostess ; Speech ; Spot · light Stoff, reporter; Tri -Hi -Y, White Jackets, carr. sec. Y Teens '66 Club ZIPP, MARY All School Show Angelus Stoff, album out : High School Red Cross, P.T.A Model ; Skeost , Speech ; Strong -lowe Poetry Contest, '66 Club ZOLAR, MARY Auhteiger Club , Del gate Assembly ; F.T A : International Relations ; Skeost ; TARS , Y- Teens . ZOLZER, DAVID Jr Achievement, vice pres . �Club Rosters ART ClUB President - Geafry Hosea Vice-President Bob Ryan Secretary - Devon Wong Treasurer - louise Milton Sponsor - Mrs . Olive Green Chopmon. Shirley Fields, Renee Fletcher, lewis Foster, Mork Frey, Rod Griffin, Marilyn Holl, Russell Hallberg, Kris Holmes, leslie Kato, Sharon laCombe , Mary Lamers, John lewis, Eugenia Millward , Janice Manley, Doriel Morimoto, Kerry Pete!, John Powell, Washington Sawaya, Alice Skubal, lou Sweeney, Kathleen Spaulding, Ann Turnbull, Carl Takamine, Gail Watson , Valerie Wickliffe, Alicia Wong, Sylvia AUFSTEIGER President- Don Peterson Vice-President - Bruce Gilchrist Treosurer - Betsy Kelley Secretory - Susan Shermack Sponsors- Mr. Roger Lundeen Mr. Craig Spillman Bagan, Kathy Bell, Bob Blanas, Anthea Brassell, Jane Brewer, Paulette Coe, Carolyn Coffee, Judy Collins, Kathy Cox, Carol Dahm, lois Dea, Mike Denious, Nancy Dunham , Greg Eckhardt, John Eggleston, Judy Enarson, Judy Frey, Rod Hendryson, John Johnson, Ed lukich, Tom McElhinney, Mark McWilliams, Sean Milligan, Terry Norris, Barbara Pappas, Kathy Phelps, Chris Rea, Kim Skolou' , Bill Smith, Jim Smith, Sandi BOYS' BOWliNG President - Kenneth loui Sponsor- Mr. Brion lee Bohannon, Desmond Degenhart, Ron McDonald, John Onodera, Glenn Ross, Mike Shaffer, Rick Tenbrink, Allen Welsh, Ted Williams, leroy Wright, Glenn BRIDGE ClUB President - Dirk Epperson Vice -President - Stan Koshi Secretory-Treasurer - Ken Johnson Sponsor - Mr. John Nicholson Aerni, Monico Beebe, linda Bidwell, Dennis Brandt, Nancy Browne, Russell Davidson, Rosemary Downey, Margaret Erdmann, Gwen Franz, Barbie Helgeson, Venita Keiry, Edie O'Neill, Eileen Peros, Tony Refakis, Mike CAMERA ClUB President -Glen Eppleston Vice-President - Axel Kaulisch Secretary-Treasurer- Sean McWilliams Sponsor- Mr. Julian Jacobi Allen, Carolyn Davis, Randy Gersten, Dennis Hager, Jane Jackson, Debbie CHESS ClUB Presodent · Albert Banker Vice-President- Gary White Sponsor- Mr . Harlan Miller Bohannon, Desmond Buckstein, Sandy Cunningham, Artie Duvall, Steve Dyson, Bob Fields, Ray Gallegos, Eileen Gatseos, Pete Henderson, Erskine Humphreys, Dennis Johnson, Carlie Kindel, Bill Kato, Paul Loeffler, Rich Mach ine, Alex Macleod, Bruce McWilliams, Sean Margan, Donald Ohr, Matthew Parker, Russ Peros, Tony Phillips, Jim Pierce, Dan Renner, Mark Robert, Ray Ruiz, Daniel Starr, Gary Strickland, Jim Tannenbaum, Kevin Timberlake, Richard Troster, Fred Walker, Mary Weiss, Bart COUNTERPOINTS President - Sendee Dill Vice-President - Karen Rose Secretory - Diane Briscoe Treasurer - lorelei Jones Sponsor - Mrs. Marion Pad boy Anderson, Carol Anderud, Allan Barnes, Alana Bouchier, Pat Brennan, Pat Carrasco, Belinda Carrasco, Regina English, Don Gunzelmon, Janet Koberstein, Debbie Kunz, Mary lambott, linda Luers , Paul lung, AI McAndrews, Connie McCue, Joe McCue, Kathy McGrath, Rosemary Middlebrook , Tina Mullins, Julie Newell, Donna Richards, Bunny Smosky, Debbie Thomas, Paul Typher, Vicki Walker, Mary Weber, lorie White, Jim Winters, Sharon Young, David " D" ClUB President- John Slovek Vice -President -Gene Williams Secretory - Keith Rausch Treosurer - Mike Nelson Sponsor- Mr. Pot Panek Achatz, Rick Armstrong, Richard Barber, John Bell, Bob Belloirs, Chris Boggess, Glen Bolden, Bob Bonham, David Carter, Holman Cheatham, Roger Clark, Ralph Cornell, Warren Curtis, James Davis, John Dunham, Greg Eppleston, Glen Euell , Gregory Florey, Jim Florquist, Rod Franchini, Terry Fuller, John Gale, Albert Gates, Bob Gaul, Dave Gilchrist, Bruce Gipson, Bernard Greer, nm Hanley, Glenn Hendryson, John Holme, Peter Hindman, Chris Holmes, Greg Hume, Greg Jackson, Steve Johnstone, Steve Jones, Reginald King, Harry levy, Art Macl ntosh, Bill MacMillan, Hugh Mallett, Bob Maxie, .'Aike McCormack, Brian McElhinney, Mark Morris, Marcus Nady, Creighton Nakata, Wes Phelps, Ward Prendergast, Brion Sanders, Herb Slovek, Gary Thurow, Bill Tickton, Dave Tillis, Rayford Trotsky, Jim Van Buskirk, Phil Young , Mike DECA ClUB President - Ramona Cisco Vice-President - Alvin Detrick Secretary - Coral Holmes Treasurer - Teresa McCoy Publicity - Lloyd Hammer Sponsor - Mr. John Rushton Bell, Robert Bohnhoff, Arlene Boyd, Doris Coe, Marilyn Dickerson, Timothy Falcon , Carlota Kawakami, Albert �235 Club Rosters Kusulos, Elaine lester, Bonnie love, Lorry McCue, Kathy Meredith, Charlotte Simmons, Paulo Ann Sorenson, Michael Walker, Nicholas Wright, Canstonc Wade, Sally Whalen, Connie Varner, Pot EUCLIDEAN CLU B President- Nancy Brandt Vice·President - David Pudlik Secretary- Jean Elmblad Treasurer- Gary White Sponsor- Mr. William Kruse DRAMA CLUB President - Susan Huber Vice·President- John Spencer Corresponding Secretory - Nancy Gurtler Recording Secretory - Eileen O ' Neill Treasurer- Josette Tawil Historoon -Carolyn Hastings Sponsor- Mrs . Judith Word Artzer, Connie Bender, Maureen Bouchier, Potrocio Brassell, Jane Corocosis, Cynthia Carrasco, Regina Casselberry, Cheryl Cheek, Carol Cunningham, lewono Dallas, Mary Dexter, Claudio Dillon, Charles Eberhart, Regan Erdmann, Gwen Brown , Russell Burchfield, John Burlakov, Nino Cunningham, Artie Davidson, Rosem ary Duvall , Steve Fliegler, Susie Hindman , Margaret Jones, Dole Kindel, Bill Loeffler, Richard Lotz, Richard Maybury, Ron McWilliams, Mike McWilliams, Sean Mosley, Mary louise O ' Neill, Eileen Peres, Tony Robert, Roy Bentley, Cindy Bingaman, Jon Bottorff, Danna Bottorff, Ruth Buerkle, Rachel Chmura, Jean Coffey, lila Collins, Rena Cook, Danna Cook, Paula Davis, Bernard Arnsmeyer, Roy Brennan, Pot Brooks, Kathy Cohen, Myra Collins, Kathy Denious, Nancy Gotseos, Georgia Jackson , Jim Jones, Lorelei Kinort, Candace Krivenkow, Olga Ferguson, Den ise Levin, Ken Love, Lindo Maclean, Bruce Mocleish, Cindy McNeil , Nancy Manley, Doriel Overland, Kristine Pfeifer, Glen Reagan, Potty Rountree, Ruthonne Skubol, Lou Steele, Mary lou Steinhardt, Mike Stroh, Debby Garner, Sonny Gibbons, Terry Guest, Patricia Harris, Chorlottte Hochowski, Judy Jones, Conni Mogonam , Fatha McAndrews, Connie Mclaughlin, Bill Miller, Claudia Miller, Margie Mueller, Roberta Nesbit, Miki Nesbit, Mimi Pieratt, Jay Pritchard , Cheryl Rigg, Nancy Rose, Glendo Ross, Mike FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Fisher, Beth Floyd, Barbara President- Royce Fields Vice·President- Janie Johnson Secretary - Debbie Stoole Assistant Secretory Sharon Winters Treasurer - Carol McNeill Reporters - ~indo love Jackie Vincent Sponsors - Miss Joyce Walker Miss linda Burgess Franz, Rosemarie Gallegos, Eileen Gilbert, Kathy Gruenberg, Shirley Hedge, Juliet Irwin, Pamela Jent, Bob Johnson, Carole Krill, Juli lane, Ann Largent, Eleanor Leaver, Karen Linzy, Vickie lung, K n McElroy, Lindo Miller, Ken O'Neill , Chris Peele, Paulette Prendergast, Gail Probst, Molly Pryor, Mike Reilly, Judy Rock, Lindo Routson, Deanna Schamp, Coraline Schilt, Margie Segerhammer, Beth Silverman, Terry Smith, Sandi Spencer, Larry Spencer, Mimi Stever, Beth Thoemert, Judy Torrington, Mary Turnbull, Carl Takamine, Connie Tamoki, Kim Taylor, Wolter Thomsen, David Weiberg, Brigette Willey, Brenda Seftor, Laurence Smith, Margaret Spaulding, Anne Summers, David Tannenbaum, Kevin Timberlake, Richard Weir, Sven FOLK SONG CLUB President- Pete Kenney Vice·Pre11dent - Mary Torrington Secretary - Carol Cheek Sponsor- Mr. Alfred Metcalf Adams, Cherie Agur, Robin Bagan, Kathy Barki, Rosalind Barnes, Ray Bastien, Collette Boum, Dinah Beardsheor, Meg Schaefer, Clem Scope!, Ellen Spencer, John Stafford, Kay Stoenner, Ann Suchowoejko, Alice Suit, Marcia Sweeney, Philis Toadvyn, Marsha Typher, Vicki Walker, Mark Watson, Chris Aumiller, Romano May Babbs, Mary Beebe, Lindo Brown, Robert Fields, Renee Henry, Alice Klatt, Kathy langston, Brenda Millward, Janice Phillips, Michelle Rucker, Pot Sekyro, Candy Smith, Doyce Taylor, Wolter Weiss, Lora Wiggins, Barbaro FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President- Carlo linton Vice·President- Susan Nethawoy Secretary - Debbie Koberstein Treasurer- Karen Sienknecht Publicity Chairman- Elaine Kusulas Sponsor - Mrs . Blanche Pigott Aerni, Moniko President- Judy Neumann Vice ·President - Mark Redfearn Assistant to the Vice-PresidentKathy Smith Secretaries - Mary louise Mosley Sylvia Smith Treasurer - Cheryl Swenson �Club Rosters Historian Sandra Mayfield Parliamentarian - Lewis Fletcher Sponsor- Mrs. Marion Powell Bartholomew, Talbert Beisser, Vivian Bonham, Dave Bottorf, Donna Caldwell, Frances Dexter, Claudia Dorak, Marcia Dreher, Polly Garlington, Laveeda Hallberg, Kris Hammers, Sandy Hart, Chris Hoffman, Pal Jensen, Linda Kato, Donna Kato, Sharon Love, Linda Morimoto, Ellen Morishige, Jovie Padilla, Steve Quails, Schyleen Reagan, Patty Rogers, Donna Sanderson, Carol Sharpe, Mary Ann Starr, Gary Stevens, Donna Stroh, Debby Wick[iffe, Alicia Williams, Eugene Wright, Barbara GIRLS' BOWLING President- Peggy Norris Vice-President -Renee Fields Secretary -Judy Schmidt Treasurer- Cynthia Burress Sponsor- Mr. Brian Lee Aldrich, Brenda Anderson, Carol Armstrong, Yvonne Beatty, Linda Bell, Ann Bowers, Jeanne Briscoe, Dianne Buckley, Vicki Clark, Debra Collins, Cynthia Fields, Royce Franz, Barbie Fresquez, Josie Fresquez, Vangie Giddings, Yvonne Groves, Lynette Hanley, Delores Hardaway, Debbie Harmon, Gloria Hood, Brenda Houston, Tracie Johnson, Laura Lewis, Jeanne Lowman, Annette Mayberry, Jeanell Moore, Debbie Morishige, Jovie Navarro, Chris Ormsby, Monica Phillips, Michelle Pointer, loJuana Sanderson, Carol Spirek, Marie Stephens, Shirley Stripling, Pamela Toliver, Shei Ia Walls, Loujuana Wickliffe, Alicia Wortham, Nancy INTERCLUB COUNCIL President -Carla Linton Vice-President- Terry Milligan Secretary- Judy Neumann Sponsor Mr. Arthur Bragg Banker, Albert Bell, Charolelle Brandt, Nancy del Junco, Gerry Dill, Sandee Eppleston, Glen Epperson, Dirk Fleigler, Gail Gilmore, Sue Heidbrak, Bonnie Hernandez, Richard Holyfield, Jim Hosea, Geofry Huber, Sue Johnson, Jania Johnson, Sara Jussell, Janice Kenney, Pete Kindel, Bill Kurz, Barbara Leach, Marilyn Loui, Ken Maclean, Bruce Montes, Ann Morimoto, Ellen Norris, Peggy Pace, Jane Partndge, Laura Peterson, Don Robert, Ray Romero, Albert Sweeney, Kathy Takamine, Connie Tawil, Josette Trotsky, Jim Wilbur, Steve Wosk, Bernice Consuls- Sue Gilmore Bruce Maclean Head Tribune- Roger Miller Head Censor- Sally Grandy Head Scribe - Donna Kato Historian -Sharon Kato Sponsors Miss Margaret Sm1th Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz TRIBE I Tribune- Roger Miller Censor- Sally Grandy Scribe- Donna Kato Blount, Ann Chapman, Herrick Gilmore, Sue Green, Deborah Heiple, Susan Jones, Dale Kato, Sharon Lambott, Linda Loeffler, Rick Maclean, Bruce Macleod, Bruce Martinchick, Rita McKee, Cynthia Milligan, Charlie Morimoto, Ellen Nelson, Mike Phillips, Jim Ross, Betsy Stroh, Debby Summers, David Tannenbaum, Kevin Tawil, Josette Thach, Susan Thomsen, David Troyer Jackie Wright, Winifred INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Tribune- Dirk Epperson Censor- Sandra Nelms Scribe -McGregor Rhodes TRIBE II Aerni, Monika Austin, Stan Austin, Steve Bohm, Christy Caustrila, Ted Cheley, Carolyn Gottardi, Angie Henderson, Lynn Kons, Toni McElhinney, Mark Follansbee, Bob Kunz, Mary McKay, Vicki Milligan, Terry Nonay, Lou Royal, Stan Van Natter, Mike TRIBE IV JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Slovek, John Takamine, Connie Thach, Susan Wolverton, Rita PreSident Susan Thach Vice·Pres•dent- Mary Lou Steele Corresponding Secretary- Dave Peak Recording Secretary- Betsy Ross Treasurer- Rick Shannon Sponsor- Miss Elizabeth Williams Scribe -Vicki Nakashima Abe, Pat Bachman, Chris Dortzbach, Karl Drommond, Sue Jacobs, Sandra Maclean, Diana Nitta, Marcia Stratton, Jackie Wagner, Chuck Watson, Chris Tribune- Joel Butler Censor- Paul Young Scribe - Paulette Peele Baez, Lorna Barber, John Barber, Judi Brodie, Judy Campbell, Kathy Carroll Linda Eisnach, Dwight Heidbrak, Bonnie Holmes, Lana Johnson, Sandra Miller, Kenneth Mueller, Roberta Parker, Jan Parks, Joyce Robinson, Scott Sawaya, Mike Silver, Larry Silverman, Terry Takamine, Connie Tannenbaum, Greg Williams, Zarle TRIBE V Tribune- Steve Schmaltz Censor- Barbara Wiggins Scribe- Connie Artzer Bingaman, Jan Crabb, Cindy Karr, Andy Lotz, Richard Lung, Albert McAndrews, Connie Miller, Regina Nathan, Corrine Plastina, Paige Parks, Michael Typher, Vicki Weiss, Bart Wohl, Ken Wright, Bill TRIBE VI Tribune- Tim Conrad Censor- Borboro Honnoh Scribe Kathy McGee Bell, Ann Every, Anita Floyd, Barbara Haskins, Sue Horvath, George Irwin, Pamela Levinson, Richard TRIBE Ill Liuzzi, Kenneth Tribune- Erskine Henderson Censor- Kathie Hart Morrison, Trudi Rogers, Donna �237 Club Rosters KEY CLUB Nakashima, Vicki Iwasaki , Jan President - Terry Milligan Vice ~ President - Bernard Gipson Secretary - Br ian Prendergast Stevens, Donna Johnson , Wyndol Kane , Beth Kane , Kathy loomis, Barbie love, Lindo Mosunaga , Lauro Mcclean . Diona Mansell, Kerry Prendergast, Brian StoH, lmdo Tre a1urer - Mike Nelson Stewart, Sheila Tokamine, Connie Venters, Barbara Sponsor - Mr. Ray Acsell Armstrong, Richard Baker, John Benson , John Belden, Bob Brady, Ron Casebolt, Jim Chapman, Herrick Cornell, Warren Devos, Ba relay Eisnach, Dwight Florquist, Rod Franchini, Terry Gates, Bob Gilchrist, Bruce Goldberg, Mark Greer, Tim Hall, Russell Hanley, Glenn Holmes, Gregory Hume, Greg Jones, Dale Katz, les MODEL TEENS President - Ann Montes Vice-President - Anne Manning Corresponding Secretary - lin Ron kin Recording Secretary - Ginny Irving Treasurer - Margie Schilt Sponsors - Mrs . Elizabeth Pixley Mrs . Joan Rudel Bagan, Kathy Barnes, Alana Baum, Dinah Bourke, Lourie Bouchier, Laura Brent, Mary Bryan, Dinah Casselberry, Cheryl Cheley, Carolyn f-r\orkis . Kathy Miller, Margaret Moore , Debbie Myers, Karen Norris. Barbera Ohmer, Dottie Packer, Gail Plastina, Paige Pryor, Beverly Quells, Schyleen Rodocker, Koren Rogers, Donna Sakamoto, Harriet Saks, Nina Sawaya, Alice Schilt, Jean Seymour, Pot Kawamoto, George President- Bonnie Heidbrak Vice·President- Joann Watanabe Secretory - Gail Ritterspach Treasurer - Ann Davis Sponsor - Mrs. June Williamson Aumiller, Ramona Co, Vitolia Harris, Joyc Heger, Deborah Johnson, DaVenna Keiry, Edith lambott, linda McGrath, Rosemary McNeill, Nancy Madden, Kelly Moore, Deborah Nelson, Dolores Nakashima, Connie President Norma Revels Vrce -Presrdent leslie Holmes Secretory D!liloh Rios Sponsor Mrs . Carol Matchett Boehler, Jeanie Bustamante, Sirena Gray, Cynthia Henderson , Rite Mejia , Iris Milton, louise Parks, Joyce Pointer, lojuana Sanderson , Coral Wright, Kayvonne President- Gerry del Junco Vice-President- Jim Florey Secretary- Joe Huff Treasurer- Dole Jones Sponsor- Mr. Charles Clarkson levin, Ken KNIT WITS ORCHESIS PRE-LAW King, Harry Levinson, Richard Macintosh, Bill Milligan, Charles O'Neill, Chris Pete!, John Pryor, Mike Rea, Kim Robinson, ScoH Sawaya, Mike Schemel, Dave Stern, Gary Trotsky, Jim Walker, Joel Westmoreland, Dan Wilbur, Steve Williams, Clint Wrenn, Ted Duvall, Steve Eld redg e, Key Fliegler Susan Gilbertson , Coy Huber, Sue Blunt, Tom Cunningham, Carol Davis, Ann Davis, Debbie Dembeck, Susan Deutsch, Kathy Deutsch, Sandy Doido , Sharon Eldredge, Kay Elson, Cherry! Fields, Dione Gibbs, Mary Beth Glathor, Judy Griffin, Marilyn Hall, Cindy Hastings, Carolyn Hedge, Juliet Heilig, Mary Ann Henry, Judy Hicks, Sandy Houlihan, Penny Humm, Marti Hurd, Barbara Huston, Jan Hutchinson, linda Storr, Kathy Stratton, Nancy Tokomine, Gail Tursick, Carla Vogel, Donra Wade, Solly Warner, Gail Watson, Valerie White, Karen Wiggins, Barbaro Williams, Elaine Williams, Stephanie Wong, Devon Wong, Sylvia Woods, Scottie Chapman, Herrick del Junco, Dave Epperson, Dirk Follansbee, Bob Fuller, John Gates, Bob Gilchrist, Bruce Hindman, Chris Holme, Pete Miller, Roger Milligan, Charles Milligan, Terry Nakata, Wes Nelson, Mike Phillips, Jim Prendergast, Brion Pryor, Mike Ross, John Sawaya, Mike Tickton , Dove Tuft, Charles Wagner, Charles PRE-MED President -Gail Fliegler MONTAGE fditor-in-Chrel- Roger Miller Assrstant Editor Gail Fliegler Sponsor- Miss June Smith Cruter, Koren del Junco, Gerry Vice-President- Jo Ann Watanabe Secretary Corinne Nathan Treasurer- Margaret Hindman Sponsor - Miss Fay Twist Davis, Ann Fliegler, Susie Havlicek, Irene Jackson, Sondra �Club Rosters Jacobs. Sandra lambott, linda leFree, Mike Powell , Juanita Ruggles, Glenn Segerhammar, Beth Taylor, Doug Travis, Pam Werden , Shari Williams, Zarle Wosk, Bernice RED CROSS President- Sara Johnson Vice-President - Patty Reagan Corresponding Secretary - Angie Fotinos Recording Secretary - Marilyn leach Treasurer- Mike Sawaya Scrapbook - Alice Sawaya Sponsors - Miss linda Burgess Miss Shirley Yanaga Achatz, Rick Bastien, Collette Bell, Bob Bingaman, Jan Blanas, Anthea Bonsib, John Bourke, laurie Bowers, Jeanne Bowers, Tina Myers, Karen Neubert, Vivian Newton , Jennie Richards, Bunny Segerhammer, Beth Smith , Sylvia Stevens, Donna Swenson , Cheryl Young , Suzanne RIFLETTES President - Rita Wolverton Vice -President - Nancy Denious Secretary - Kathy Collins Treo surer - Sherry Taft Range Officers - lee Ann Boehler Sharon Erwin Sponsor- Mr John Timmons Belka, Nancy Graves, Marilyn Morrison, Cecilia Vick, Sherry Young, Dania Brady, Ron Dennis, Doris Fasano, Pat Fields, Renee Florquist, Rod Follansbee, Bob Gagan, Kathy Gatseos, Georgia Gibbs, Mary Beth Gomez, Katen Green, Joy Greer, Tim Harmon, Gloria Hart, Chris Hart, Kathi Haskins, Suzy Heger, Kathy Hillmeyer, Downey Horvat, Diane Houlihan, Barbara Hurd, Barbara Irving, Ginny Iwasaki, Jan Johnson, Charlie Kindel, Bill Kotzelnick, Gayle Knuss, Michelle Kunz, Mary Lohr, linda Ross, Betsy Stott, linda Takamine, Connie Tawil, Josette Thach , Susan Thaemert, Marcia Troyer, Jackie SERAPH SISTERS President - Ellen Morimoto Vice-President - Susan Shermack Secretaries - Susan Ando Kathy Heger Sponsor - Mrs. Anne B. Broad Barnes, Tom SKEAST President - Bill Kindel Vice-President- Danny Dreyer Secretary - Janice Iwasaki Treasurer - Sharon Black Sponsor - Miss Jean Aschbacher Aern i, Moni Barber, Judi Bautsch , Charlotte Beth, Jeff Black, Ronn Bowers, Tina Brassell, Jane Brunton , Bob Chavez, Shirley Clark, Bill Dahm, lois Dembeck, Bob Dennis, Kathy Dick, Dave Dreher, Potty Erickson, Cliff Ferguson, Denise Fisher, Beth Gathman, Sue Griggsmiller, Neal Hadley, Barry Haskins , Suzy Heilig , May Ann Horvat, Diane Aerni Monika Bottorff, Donna Brandt, Nancy Cash, Rose Marie Cheley, Carolyn Clarke, Katy Cruter, Koren Dill , Sendee Eldredge, Kay Feilbert, Ruth Fliegler, Gail Friedlob, Cindy Grandy, Sally Harris, Bobbie Kay Heidbrak, Bonnie Hickmon, Karen Huber, Sue Hurd , Barbie Jensen, linda Johnson, Sara Jones, Lorelei Kotzelnick, Gayle Linton , Carla Horvat, Mike Kline, Kris Levin, Ken lotz, Richard lukich , Tom Mansell, Mike Margolin, Dave Melnick, Evie Bein, Ellen Coracasis, Cynthia Costa, Rudy 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President- Barbara Kurz Vice-President - Karen Cruter Recording Secretary- Anne lupberger NFL Secretary - Sue Huber Treasurer - Sally Grandy Parliamentarian- Carol Cheek Sponsor- Mr. Brian lee Ackard, Peggy Mosunaga , Laura Moore, Merce SPEECH CLUB Tokomine, Connie TenBrink , Shirley Vogel, Donra Warner, Gail Weber, George White , Koren Wigg ins, Barbara Brewer, Paulette Brown, Robert Chmura , Jean Rose , Karen SYMPOSIUM President - Charolette Bell Vice-President - Patricia lewis Secretary - lydia Albright Treasurer - Wiley Newbold Sponsor- Mrs Mary Weed Allen, Deloris Ausbie, Elaine Beebe, Linda Bishop, Suzette Boone, Angie Boone, Sheryl Crumal, Kathy Fisher, Kathy Guest, Patricia Harris, Joyce Henderson, Carman Henderson, Rita Kenaly, Edward �Club Rosters Leaver, Karen lycurgus, Elivora Nishimura, Cynthoa Rountree, Ruthann Sheffield, Beverly Sloan, Daisy Walker, Dora Walker, Poleri Will iams, Shirley TARS President Richard Hernandez Vice-President- Martin Sperry Secretary Treasurer - 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Rosemary Nichols, Marilyn Studer, linda TRI-HI-Y President - Jane Pace Vice-PreSident - Pat Garrett Corresponding Secretory Lindo Hutchinson Recording Secretory- Margie Schilt Treasurer Barb Kurz Service Chairman - Claudio King Chaplain - Sora Johnson Sponsor - Miss Royolyn lockhart Babbs, Mary Blonas, Anthea Humm, Marti Henry, Judy Riffel, Cathy Sawaya, Alice Boord Members - Bob Geismar Wiley Newbold Armstrong, Yvonne Ausbie, Elaine Beebe, linda Benavidez, Rose Bishop, Suzette Brooks, Jeanne Brown, Carolyn Bruehl , Peggy Bryant, Mikelle Buffalo, Marian Cash, Rose Marie Combs, Patricio Curtis, Diane Deep, l in da Elkins, Dione Hart, Susie Kelley, Betsy lupberger, Anne Miller, Barbara Miller, Margaret Parker, Jan Plastina, Paige Purdy, Debby President - Jim Holyfield Vice-President - Bunny Richards Secretory - Schyleen Quails Garlington, laveedo Garrett, Pat Gibbs, Mary Beth Gilbertson, Coy Glothor, Judy Green, Debbie Helgeson, Venita Irving, Ginny Johnson, Wyndol Keiry, Edith Kin g , Claudia Kotzelnick , Gayle Kunz, Mary loomis, Barbara lowman, Annette Mohr, Gail Ann Ahrens, Cheryl Every, Anita ford , Thomas Hopper, Bob Johnson , Ken Kaulisch, Axel Koshi, Stan Ross, Clarke TEEN -OEMS 239 WHITE JACKETS President - Connie Taka mine Vice-President - Susan Wytias Corresponding Secretory - Suzanne Young Secretaries - Sandy Febinger Royce fields Treasurers - Lindo Everitt Bonnie Heidbrak Historian - lorelei Jones Droll Masters- Ann Davis linda Stott Por/imentarian -Marcia Thaemert Sponsor - Mrs. May Dunkin Aerni, Moni Black, Sharon Bonnot, Nancy Brent, Mary Briscoe, Dionne Bruner, Patricia Chavez, Shirley Cunningham, Carol Dohm, lois Dryden , linda Elkins, Diana Elson, Cherryl franz, Barbara Faison, Lois Moore, Merce Gilmore, linda Morgan, Janice Gomez, Karen Morishige, Jovalene Mosley, Mary Myers, Karen O ' Neill, Eileen Owens, Annette Podolia, Connie Parks, Joyce Partridge, laura Phillips, Elaine Quails, Schyleen Reagan , Patricia Schaefer, Ann Schamp, Caroline Seymour, Ida Smith,Sylvia Speicher, Susan Storr, Kathy Stratton, Nancy Stroh, Debbie Takamine, Gail Thaemert, Marcia Torrington , Mary Vickers, Barbara Gray, Cynthia Voge!, Donra Warren, Mary Watson, Valeria Welch, Ja Wickliffe, Alicia Williams, Pat Wosk, Bernice Wright, Kayvonn Young, Susan Harris, Joyce Hart, Chris Hart, Kathi Henderson, Carmen Hill, Cherry Hill, Thelma Hocking, Julie Hoffman, Andrea Hoffman, Eloise Hoffman, Patricia Holmes, leslie Jones, Nelda King, Cheryl Kons, Toni langley, Wanda langston , Brenda Lester, Bonnie Lewis, Eugenia Milton, louise Molock, Jackie Moore, Deborah Nichols, Marilyn Noel, Angela Norris, Peggy Pointer laJuana Quarles, Bettye Rawlins, Beverly Roberts, Helen Rose, Carol Ross, Leticia Rountree, Ruthann Y-TEENS Co-Presidents- laura Partridge Marilyn leach Corresponding Secretary - Joyce Parks Recording Secretory - Connie Padilla Treasurer- Karen Rose Program Chairman -Delilah Rose Servoce Cha~rman - Sharon Werden Worship Chairman - Lindo Everitt Sponsor - Miss Jan loman Aldrich, Brenda Alarid, Joanne Sanderson, Carol Seymour, Ida Seymour, Patricia Sisneros, Chris Sisneros, Irene Stoker, Millie Taylor, Juliana Valdez, Esther Walker, Paleri Warren , Mary Williamson , Cheryl Wright, Kayvonne Wysakowski, Nancy �Student Index A Abdoo, Margo, 191 Abe, Pot, 156, 162, 179 Abel, Stan, 205 Achoh, Rick, 103, 172, 205 Acierno, Roger, 205 Ackord, Debbie, 191 Ackord, Peggy, 152, 205 Adams, Cherie, 159, 191 Adams, Pat, 205 Aden, Royce, 205 Aerni, Moni, 140, 146, 150, 153, 164, 174, 205 Agur, Robin, 159, 191 Alarid, JoAnn, 191 Alarid, Robert, 162 Aldrich, Brenda, 171, 16B Aldrid, Jeanne, 16B Alkove, David, 110, 179 Allen, Carolyn, 179 Allen, John, 179 Allen, Mike, 191 Allen, Sandra, 191 Allendorf, Tim, 205 Alvarez, Gary, 179 Alvarez, Jeanne, 191 Amato, Tony, 179 Anderson, Carol, 14B, 153, 163, 205 Anderson, Devonna, 179 Anderud, Allan, 14B Ando, Susan, 91, 140, 205 Andrews, Sam, 205 Anzel, Barbara, 179 Aragon, Sally, 179 Aragon, Robert, 205 Argall, Judith, 205 Arguello, Nancy, 191 Armstrong, Richard 139, 172, 205 Armstrong, Twilla, 205 Armstrong, Yvonne, 153, 16B, 205 Arnsmeyer, Roy, 153, 206 Artzer, Connie, 155, 156, 191 Ashley, Ron, 179 Ashley, Janice, 16B Atencio, Barbara, 206 Bell, Robert, 161, 206 Bell, Susan, 206 Belloirs, Chris, 172 Benavidez, Rose, 168 Bender, Maureen, 155 Benson, John, 139, 206 Bentley, Cindy, 159 Berry, David, 109 Berry, Marilyn, 206 Beth, Jeff, 174, 191 Belka, Nancy, 192 Bidwell, Dennis, 164, 192 Bingaman, Jon, 156, 159, 1BO Bird, linda, 192 Bishop, Jerry, 206 Bishop, Suzette, 16B Block, Ken, 192 Block, Ralph, 192 Black, Ron, 17 4, 180 Black, Sharon, 146, 174, 192 Blackwell, Jon, 206 Blakeman, Bev, 192 Blanas, Anthea, 142, 145, 206 Blount, Ann, 156, 206 Blunt, Tom, 141 Boggess, Glen, 103, 109, 172, 192 Bohannon, Desmond, 165, 170 Bohn, Christy, 142, 150, 192 Aumiller, Roberta, 161 Aumiller, Ramona, 191 Ausbie, Elaine, 16B, 206 Austin, Stan, 150, 191 Austin, Steve, 150, 191 Aydelott, Roger, 179 B Babbitt, Barry, 206 Babbs, Mary, 142, 161, 179 Bachman, Chris, 156, 179 Boez, lorna, 156, 179 Bagan, Kathy, 143, 145, 159, 205 Baker, Bart, 206 Baker, John, 113, 139 Balderrama, Peggy, 206 Baldwin, Deborah, 191 Banker, Albert, 13B, 165, 206 Barber, John, 156, 172, 206 Barber, Judi, 156, 174 Barki, Rosalind, 159, 179 Barlow, Fred, 191 Barlowsky, Polo, 191 Barnes, Alono, 143, 14B, 179 Barnes, Roy, 159, 179 Barnes, Tom, 152 Barry, Roberto, 179 Bartholomew, Jock, 191 Bartholomew, Talbert, 151, 206 Bastien, Collette, 159, 191 Bateman, Beth, 206 Bouderer, Maria, 191 Boum, Dinah, 143, 159 Bautsch, Charlotte, 174, 206 Baynes, Pete, 179 Beardsheor, Meg, 159, 206 Beatty, linda, 171, 191 Beouman, Johannes, 206 Be Don, Ed, 103, 206 Beebe, linda, 161, 164, 16B, 191 Bein, Ellen, 152, 206 Beitscher, Carolyn, 206 Bell, Ann, 156 Bell, Ann, 171, 1BO Bell, Bob, 145, 172, 191 Bell, Charlotte, 138, 191 Bell, Rebecca, 206 Bradford, Marbie, 192 Brady, Ron, 139, 192 Brame, Donna, 180 Brandon, Dwight, 1BO Brandt, Nancy, 13B, 140, 154, 164, 207 Brosse, Rachel, 14.5 Brassell, Jane, 145, 155, 174, 207 Brassell, Jeffery, 207 Brennan, Pat, 148, 153, 162, 207 Brent, Mary, 143, 146, 192 Brewer, Paulette, 145, 207 Brewer, Bob, 110, 180 Briscoe, Dianne, 146, 148, 171, 192 Brodie, Judy, 156, 162, 180 Bromley, Mary, 192 Brooks, Jeanne, 168, 180 Brooks, Kathy, 153, 207 Brooks, Linda, 207 Brooks, Ocie, 110 Brown, Boyd, 192 Brown, Carolyn, 168, 207 Brown, Robert, 161 Browne, Russ, 154, 164 Brownfield, Mark, 207 Brownfield, Ned, 180 Bruehl, Peggy, 168, 180 Bruner, Pat, 146, 192 Brunton, Bob, 174, 180 Brunton, Richard, 1BO Bruso, Carol, 180 Bryan, Dinah, 143, 192 Bryant, Mikelle, 16B, 207 Buchanan, Janice, 192 Buckley, Vickie, 171, 193 Buckstein, Sandy, 165, 207 Buerkle, Rachel, 159, 207 Buffalo, Marion, 168, 180 Bullock, Debra, 193 Bullock, William, 180 Burchfield, John, 154, 180 Burger, Edward, 207 Burk, Eugene, 207 Burlokov, Nina, 154, 207 Burress, Cynthia, 171, 192 Bush, Susan, 192 Butcher, Dorothy, 207 Butler, JoAnne, 208 Butler, Joel, 156 c Bohnoff, Arlene, 161, 206 Bohnhoff Sondra, 192 Bolden, Bob, 139, 172 Bonham, Dove, 95, 151, 172, 207 Bonham, linda, 192 Bonham, Steve, 180 Bonnot, Nancy, 93, 142, 146, 192 Bonsib, John, 180 Bonsib, Pepper, 180 Boyer, Sherry, 192 Bosch, Moria, 207 Bosley, Richard, 162, 1BO Batt, Richard, 109 Bottorff, Donna, 140, 142, 151, 159, 207 Bottorff, Ruth, 159 Bouchier, laura, 143, 180 Bouchier, Pat, 148, 155 Bourke, Lourie, 91, 95, 142, 143, 207 Bowen, Kathy, 1BO Bowers, Jeanne, 171, 1BO Bowers, Tina, 174, 207 Boyd, Doris, 161, 207 Boyle, Mike, 207 Bracken, linda, 207 Bradford, Cl\erry, 1BO Cohill, James, 208 Caldwell, Frances, 151 Calhoun, Gilbert, 208 Campbell, Kathy, 156 Cannady, Geraldine, 192 Corocasis, Cynthia, 152, 155, 180 Caracasis, Diane, 208 Carnes, Diane, 180 Carr, Moll, 208 Carrasco, Belinda, 148 Carrasco, Regina, 14B, 155, 208 Carroll, Lindo, 156, 180 Carter, Holman, 172 Casebolt, Jim, 110, 139, 180 Cosh, Rose, 140, 16B, 208 Casselberry, Cheryl, 143, 155, 180 Coustrito, Ted, 150, 162, 208 Cavnar, Lindo, 95, 180 Chapman, Herrick, 89, 139, 141, 156, 192 Chapman, William, 181 Chavez, Shirley, 174, 146 Cheatham, Roger, 103, 172 Cheek, Carol, 139, 152, 155, 208 Cheley, Carolyn, 140, 143, 150, 208 Cheuen, Robert, 181 Chinn, Cry•tel, 181 Chmura, Jean, 159 Cisco, Ramona, 161, 208 Clark, Bill, 174, 181 Clark, Debra, 171 Clark, Everett, 208 Clarke, Carol, 208 Clarke, Koty, 140, 20B Clarke, Ralph, 172, 208 Cleary, linda, 181 Cleland, Barbara, 208 Co, Vitalio, 182 Cockle, Wayne, 192 Coe, Carolyn, 145 Coe, Marilyn, 161, 208 Coffee, Judy, 145, 181 Coffey, lila, 159, 181 Cohen, Myra, 153, 208 Collard, Clark, 181 Collins, Cynthia, 171, 208 Collins, Dabney, 208 Collins, Denver, 181 Collins, Don, 192 Collins, Kathy, 145, 153, 181 Collins, Rena, 159 Ccllins, Robf!rt, 182 Combs, Pot, "t68 Connell, Mary, 192 Conrad, Tim, 156, 193 Cook, Debra, 208 Cook, Donna, 159 Cook, lorry, 115 Cook, Paula, 159 Cook, Susan, 209 Cooley, Bill, 209 Cooper, Alvin, 209 Cornell, Warren, 111, 139, 172, 209 Costa, Rudy, 152 Cowdry, John, 209 Cox, Klaus, 193 Cox, Carolyn, 145, 209 Crabb, Cindy, 156, 181 Craig, Bruce, 209 Cropson, Joyce, 193 Crosse, Connie, 209 Crouch, Charlie, 181 Croy, Janice, 193 Crownover. Michael, 181 Cruter, Koren, 140, 152, 157, 209 Cunningham, Artie, 154, 165 Cunningham, Carol, 143, 146, 193 Cunningham, lewana, 155, 209 Cunningham, Maurice, 209 Curtis, James, 162, 209 Curtis, James, 172 D Dahm, lois, 145, 146, 174 Dalen, Barbara, 193 Dalla•, Mory, 142, 155, 182 Daniels, lloyd, 103 Davidson, Murray, 209 Davis, Ann, 143, 146, 167, 209 Davis, Barclay, 139, 181 Davis, Becky, 1B1 Davis, Bernard, 159 Davis, Charlie, 209 Davis, Debbie, 143, 209 Davis, John, 115, 172, 210 Davis, Kocky, 181 Do vis, Randy, 193 Davis, Rick, 210 Davis, Victoria, 193 Davison, Rosemary, 154, 164, 193 Dawkins, Wolter, 110 Deo, Mike, 145, 210 Deep, Lindo, 168, 193 Degenhart, Dennis, 110 Degenhart, Ron, 170, 210 del Junco, Dave, 141 del Junco, Gerry, 89,138,139, 141, 157, 210 Dembeck, Susan, 141, 143, 174,210 Dembeck, Robert, 182 Denious, Nancy, 145, 153, 181 Dennis, Kathy, 174, 181 Dennis, William, 210 Detrick, Alvin, 161, 210 Deutsch, Kathy, 143, 210 Deutsch, Sandy, 142, 143, 152, 1B1 Dexter, Claudia, 142, 151, 155 Diamond, Greg, 181 D•az, Jennie, 210 Dichter, laura, 210 Dick, David, 174 Dickens, Darrell, 110 Dickerson, Tim, 161, 210 Dill, Kittie, 210 Dill, Sendee, 13B, 140, 148, 210 Dillon, Charles, 155, 193 Dinah, John, 193 Ditson, lee, 181 Dixon. Melissa, 193 Doida, Sharon, 173, 194 Domenoe, Barbara, 193 Dorok, Morcia, 151, 210 Dorau, Werrter, 181 Do<tzback, KGrl, 156 �Student Index Downey, Donald, 194 Downey, Margaret, 164, 181 Dreher, Patty, 174, 194 Dreyer, Danny, 174, 194 Dreyer, Ran, 210 Drommond, Ray, 194 Drammond, Sue, 1.56, 181 Dryden, linda, 146, 210 Duncan, Thelma, 181 Dunham, Greg, 103, 145, 172, 210 Dunn, Lonnie, 211 Dunn, Steve, 211 Duvall, Steve, 152, 154, 157, 165 Dyson, Bob, 165 Ebell, Mary, 194 Eberhart, Regan, 155 Eckhardt, John, 145, 181 Edwards, Dave, 181 Edwards, Richard, 211 Eggleston, Judy, 145, 181 Eisnach, Dwight, 109, 139, 1.56, 194 Eldredge, Kay, 140, 143, 152, 157, 211 Elenbogen, Randi, 181 Elkins, Diana, 141, 168, 211 Ellsworth, Roger, 211 Elmblad, Jean, 154, 194 Elmore, Marianne, 211 Elson, Cherryl, 91, 142, 143, 146, 211 En arson, Judy, 145, 194 Encinias, Theresa, 181 Enderson, Robert, 211 English, Don, 148 Epperson, Dirk, 138, 141, 1.56, 164, 194 Eppleston, Glen, 115, 138, 172, 211 Erdmann, Gwen, 155, 164, 211 Erickson, Cliff, 110, 174 Erwin, Sharon, 181 Euell, Gregg, 172, 211 Everitt, linda, 146, 168, 211 Everman, Ralph, 211 Eversman, Dorrell, 115, 181 Every, Anita, 1.56, 194 F Faison, lois, 168, 194 Falcon, Carlota, 161, 211 Fancher, Randy, 181 Farrell, John, 211 Farris, Stacey, 211 fay, Shirley, 181 Febinger, Sondra, 146, 211 Feilbert, Ruthe, 140, 211 Ferguson, Denise, 159, 174, 181 Fernandez, Irene, 194 Fields, Diane, 143, 168, 181 Fields, Frances, 168 Fields, Ray, 165, 211 Fields, Renee, 161, 168, 171, 211 Fields, Royce, 146, 161, 173,211 Fields, Willie, 109, 194 Finley, Tom, 211 Fisher, Andy, 181 Fisher, Beth, 142, 155, 174, 181 Fisher, Kathy, 168 Fisher, linda, 211 Fisher, Ronald, 181 Fletcher, lewis, 151 Fletcher, Veronica, 194 Fliegler, Gail, 138, 140, 152, 157, 167, 212 Fliegler, Susie, 152, 154, 157, 167 Florey, James, 141, 172,212 Florquist, Rod, 109, 139, 172, 194 Flournoy, Donald, 182 Floyd, Barbara, 155, 1.56, 182 Follansbee, Bob, 141, 1.56, 194 Ford, Russell, 212 Forselius, Val, 142, 182 Foster, Dove, 212 Foster, Mark, 212 foster, Vanny, 194 Fotinos, Angela, 146, 212 frabig, Charlotte, 182 Fraley, Jennifer, 182 Franchini, Terry, 139, 172, 212 Francis, Julie, 182 Franz, Barbara, 146, 164, 171, 194 Franz, Rosemarie, 155, 182 Franklin, Sharon, 194 Franklin, Tim, 182 Fresquez:, Josie, 171 Fresquez, Susan, 194 Fresquez:, Vangie, 171 Frey, Rod, 145, 182 Frison, May, 212 Friedlob, Cindy, 140, 142, 212 Fry, Barbara, 194 Fuller, John, 141, 172, 212 G Gagan, Kathy, 212 Gale, AI, 172, 212 Gall, Barbara, 168, 212 Gallegos, Eileen, 155, 165, 182 Garcia, Christine, 182 Garcia, Peter, 212 Garcia, Yvonne, 168, 182 Garlington, laveeda, 146, 151, 194 Gomer, Sonny, 159 Garrett, David, 194 Garrett, David, 182 Gorrell, John, 194 Garrett, Laurel, 212 Garrett, Pat, 90, 142, 146, 212 Gates, Bob, 139, 141, 172, 194 Gatseos, Georgia, 153, 212 Gatseos, Pete, 152, 165 Gaul, David, 172, 212 Geismar, Robert, 162, 194 Gerke, Denise, 182 Gersten, Dennis, 213 Gettler, Rebecca, 213 Gibbons, Terry, 159 Gib~s, Mary Beth, 143, 146, 194 Giddings, Yvonne, 171 Gilbert, Kathy, 155, 182 Gilbertson, Cay, 91, 93, 95, 146, 157, 194 Gilchrist, Bruce, 103, 139, 141, 145, 172, 213 Gilmore, linda, 168, 213 Gilmore, Sue, 138, 142, 1.56, 213 Gilson, Carole, 213 Gipson, Bernard, 139, 172, 213 Glassey, Pat, 194 Glathar, Judy, 142, 143, 146, 213 Goldberg, Mark, 139, 213 Goldsmith, Ross, 194 Goldsmith, William, 213 Golson, Carolyn, 194 Gomez, Karen, 110, 168, 194 Gonzales, Diana, 213 Goodion, Keith, 213 Gore, Cynthia, 182 Gathman, Sue, 174, 213 Gottardi, Mary, 150, 194 Graham, Mary, 152, 213 Grams, Gary, 213 Grandy, Sally, 140, 142, 152, 1.56, 213 Grandy, Sandra, 182 Grauberger, linda, 213 Gray, Tom, 182 Gray, Cynthia, 168, 194 Gray, Dale, 194 Greco, Paul, 110 Greeley, John, 182 Green, Alvin, 213 Green, Barbaro, 213 Green, Constance, 213 Green, Debbie, 91, 146, 1.56, 213 Green, James, 213 Green, Patricia .. 182 Green, Tim, 213 Green, William, 182 Greenberg, Walter, 182 Greer, Tim, 89, 139, 172, 213 Grier, Pamela, 194 Griffin, Joe, 194 Griffin, Marilyn, 143, 214 Griffin, Sheila, 182 Grigg, Scott, 110 Griggsmiller, Neal, 184, 194 Grimes, Burt, 214 Groves, lynette, 171, 182 Gruenberg, Shirley, 155, 182 Guest, Pat, 159, 182 Guffey, Pat, 161 Gunn, Eddie, 214 Gunn, Gary, 214 Gunn, Joan, 194 Gunnlman, Janet, 148, 214 Gurtler, Nancy, 155, 214 H Hadley, Barry, 174 Hagadorn, Debra, 190 Hoger, Jane, 182 Hager, Shannon, 214 Hall, Cindy, 143, 182 Hall, Jeanne, 183 Hall, linda, 214 Hall, Russell, 94, 139, 214 Hall, Stephen, 214 Hall, Wesley, 183 Hallberg, Kris, 151, 214 Hallet, David, 109, 196 Hami Iton, Beaver, 183 Hamilton, Brian, 196 Hammer, Butch, 161, 214 Hammers, Sandy, 151, 214 Hampton, Barry, 214 Hanatoni, Susan, 214 Hanley, Glenn, 10:t, 139, 172, 214 Hannah, Barbara, 1.56, 183 Hardaway, Deborah, 171 Harden, linda, 215 Hardy, John, 110, 183 Harlicke, Irene, 167 Harmon, Gloria, 171, 215 Harris, Bobbie, 140,215 Harris, Chartelle, 159 Harris, Joyce, 168 Hart, Chris, 168, 215 Henry, Shirley, 162, 196 Hernandez, Richard, 138, 196 Hess, lana, 196 Hess, Paul, 196 Henenius, Connie, 215 Hickman, Karen, 140, 162, 215 Hicks, Sandy, 143, 196 Hiden, Irma, 215 Hill, Cherry, 168 Hill, Rosie, 216 Hill, Thelma, 168 Hilliard, Jerry, 110 Hillmeyer, Downey, 183 Hindman, Chris, 103, 141, 172,216 Hindman, Margaret, 154, 167, 196 Hochowski, Judy, 159, 216 Hocking, Julie, 168 Hoffman, Andrea, 168 Hoffman, Eloise, 168 Hoffman, Pat, 151, 168, 216 Hollis, Robert, 216 Holme, Peter, 141, 172, 196 Holmes, Ann, 95, 142, 216 Holmes, Carol, 161, 216 Holmes, Ginny, 183 Holmes, Greg, 139, 172, 216 Holmes, leslie, 168, 216 Holmes, lana, 1.56, 183 Holt, Karen, 196 Holtus, Bill, 152 Holyfield, James, 138, 162, 216 Hood, Brenda, 171, 216 Hooker, Michael, 110 Horvat, Diane, 174, 216 Horvat, Mike, 174, 183 Horvath, George, 115, 1.56 Hosea, Geofry, 138,216 Houlihan, Barbara, 216 Houlihan, Penny, 143, 196 Houston, Tracie, 171 Howard, Lefair, 216 Hubbard, Marva, 196 Huber, Susan, 138, 140, 152, 155, 157, 216 Hucalo, Nicholas, 196 Hudgins, Andrea, 183, 216 Hudson, Barbara, 183 Huff, Joe, 141, 216 Hume, Greg, 103, 139, 172 Hume, James, 217 Humm, Marti, 143, 146, 217 Humphreys, Dennis, 165 Hurd, Barbara, 140, 143, 217 Huston, Jane, 143, 196 Hutchison, Jane, 196 Hutchinson, linda, 142, 143,217 Hutchinson, Paul, 217 Irving, Ginny, 143, 146, 19\1 Irwin, Pam, 152, 155, 1.56 Iwasaki, Janice, 143, 174, 197 Hart, Kathie, 1.56, 196 Hart, Kothi, 162, 168, 196 Hart, Susie, 142, 183 Hortman, Gene, 215 Haskins, Suzy, 1.56, 174, 196 Hastings, Carolyn, 143, 155, 215 Hastings, Celeste, 183 Hawkins, John, 215 Haynes, Margaret, 183 Healy, Pat, 215 Healy, Terry, 196 Hearn, Carol, 215 Hecht-Nielsen, Jim, 103, 109 Heckel, Chris, 215 Heckel, Ted, 183 Hedge, Juliet, 143, 155, 196 Heger, Kathy, 140, 215 Heidbrak, Bonnie, 138, 140, 146, 1.56, 215 Heilig, Mary Ann, 143, 174, 215 Heiple, Susan, 1.56, 215 Helgeson, Venita, 146, 152, 164, 196 Hemenover, Sondra, 196 Henderson, Carmen, 168 Henderson, Erskine, 1.56, 165 Henderson, John, 145 HPnderson, lynn, 150, 162, 183 Hendryson, John, 103, 172, 215 Henry, Alice, 161, 162, 215 Henry, Judy, 142, 143,215 Jackson, Deborah, 183 Jackson, James, 216 Jackson, Jim, 103, 109, 153, 197 Jackson, Jan, 183 Jackson, Lester, 197 Jackson, lyusa, 197 Jackson, Steve, 113, 172, 217 Jackson, Sandra, 167 Jacobs, Sandra, 1.56, 183 Jenkins, Donald, 216 Jensen, Lauro, 197 Jensen, linda, 140, 151,217 Jent, Bob, 155, 217 Jew, Carolyn, 183 Jew, linda, 197 Johnson, Carol, 155, 183 Johnson, Carole, 217 Johnson, Charles, 197 Johnson, Charlie, 165, 183 Johnson, Elaine, 196 Johnson, Ed, 145 Johnson, Gwen, 183 Johnson, Ken, 164, 197 Johnson, Lars, 217 Johnson, Laura, 171 Johnson, Janie, 13B, 161, 197 Johnson, Michael, 197 Johnson, Robert, 217 241 �Student Index Johnson, Sandra, 156 Johnson, Santford, 152 John•on, Sara, 138, 1..0, 142, 217 Johnson, Toni, 197 John•on, Wyndol, 143, 146, 217 Johnston, Tim, 197 Johnstone, Steven, 111, 172 Jones, Arlene, 217 Jones, Cleto, 217 Jones, Conni, 159, 197 Jones. Connie, 183 Jones, Dale, 139, 141, 154, 156,217 Janes, lorelei, 1..0, 146, 148, 153, 217 Jones, Mike, 183 Jones, Nelda, 168, 217 Jones, Reginald, 172 Josephson, Bunny, 197 Jussell, Janice, 138, 217 K Kane, Kathy, 143, 218 Karakawa, Phil, 139, 218 Karr, Andy, 156, 1B3 Kato, Donna, 151, 156, 197 Kato, Sharon, 151, 156, 21B Katz, les, 139, 197 Kaulisch, Axel, 197 Kavas, George, 218 Kawakami, Albert, 161, 218 Kawamoto, George, 109, 139, 197 Kawashima, Karen, 183 Keating, Sheila, 1B3 Keefer, Stephen, 197 Keiry, Edith, 146, 164, 197 Kelley, Betsy, 142, 145, 21B Kelley, Jacqueline, 21B Kelley, Kay, 1B5 Kelley, Terry, 197 Kemp, Stephen, 197 Kenney, Pete, 138, 152, 159 Kinart, Candace, 153, 1B5 Kindel, William, 13B, 154, 165, 174, 21B Kindel, Winfield, 197 King, Cheryl, 168 King, Claudia, 142, 146, 198 King, Harry, 111, 139, 172, 218 King, Jeanette, 198 Klatt, Kathleen, 161, 165, 198 Kline, Kris, 174, 198 Knowles, Merilynn, 18.S Knox, Robert, 218 Koberstein, Debra, 148, 153,218 Kader, Marie, 19B, 21B Kons, Toni, 1.50, 168, 21B Kontnik, John, 21B Kopp, linda, 185 Koshi, Stan, 164, 19B Koto, Paul, 165, 21B Kotzelnick, Gayle, 1..0, 146, 218 Kramer, Roxanne, 218 Krause, Janet, 18.S Kroutmon, Stan, 218 Kretschmar, James, 185 Krill, Juli, 155,185 Kriwenkow, Olga, 153, 185 Kunz, Mary, 93, 146, 148, 198 Kurz, Barbara, 138, 142, 152,218 Kusulas, Elaine, 153, 161,218 L lacey, Michael, 218 Lachman, Dave, 152, 219 lagrimanta, Greg, 198 lamb, Allan, 162, 185 lambott, linda, 148, 156, 167,219 lambott, Danny, 185 Lamers, John, 185 Lone, Ann, 155, 19B lane, Toni, 219 lang, Michael, 185 langley, Wanda, 168, 198 langston, Brenda, 168, 219 Largent, Eleanore, 155, 19B larson, Bill, 198 Lasky, Jay, 219 Layden, Nick, 198 leach, Marilyn, 13B, 16B, 219 Leaver, Karen, 155 lechowicz, George, 103 lee, lloyd, 219 leFree Michael , 167, 185 leonard, Noel, 198 leslie, Lurlene, 198 lester, Bonnie, 168, 219 lester, Carol, 161 levin, Ken, 139, 153, 174, 198 Levinson, Richard, 139, 156, 19B levy, Art, 103, 172, 219 Lewallen, Janet, 162, 185 lewis, Charles, 198 lewis, Eugenia, 16B, 219 lewis, Jeanne, 171 Lighthall, Gary, 185 lindsay, Doug, 219 lindsay, Tim, 185 Linke, Bill, 219 linn, Robert, 198 linton, Carla , 138, 1..0, 153, 219 Linzy, Vickie, 1.S.S Litke, larry, 198 Littlejohn, Kathryn, 1B5 Liuzzi, Ken, 156 loechner, Fred, 198 Loeffler, Rick, 154, 156, 165 lohr, linda, 19B loomis, Barbara, 1..0, 143, 146, 219 Loredo, Eddie, 19B lotz, Richard, 154, 156, 219 loui, Ken, 138, 170, 219 love, linda, 151, 153, 161, 219 loveland, Mickie, 219 lowman, Annete, 146, 171 lucas, Clyde, 109, 198 Luers, Paul, 148, 219 lukich, Borbara, 185 lukich, Tom, 145, 174, 219 lung, Ken, 152, 155, 220 lung, Albert, 14B, 156, 198 lupbergor, Anne, 142, 152, 220 lydia, Johnny, 220 lynch, Gwen, 198 lyon•, Bill, 220 M MacArthur, George, 19B MacDonnell, Janny, 220 MacDougal, Greg, 110, 1B5 Machina, Alex, 165 MacKay, Vickie, 156, 220 Maclnto•h, Bill, 103, 139, 172, 220 Maclean, Bruce, 13B, 153, 156, 220 Maclean, Diana, 143, 156, 198 Maclei•h, Cindy, 153, 185 Macleod, Bruce, 165, 198 MacMillan, Hugh, 103, 172, 220 Madden, Kelly, 185 Mahoney, lani, 185 Mohr, Gail, 146, 220 Mannelito, Daisy, 1B5 Manning, Anne, 1..0, 143, 221 Mansell, Kerry, 143, 198 Man•ell, Mike, 174, 220 Manzanares, Cecelia, 198 Marecak, Joe, 110 Marecak, Mike, 220 Margolin, David, 174. 220 Marinace, James. 220 Markis, Kathy, 143, 185 Martin, Coy, 18.S Martinchick, Rita, 156, 19B Mason, Herbert, 1B5 Mason, John, 198 Mason, lawrence, 220 Masunaga, laura, 1..0, 146, 157, 220 Matheney, William, 220 Matthews, Terry, 95, 103, 220 Maxey, Mike, 220 May, Greg, 220 Mayberry, Jeanette, 171, 220 Maybury, Ron, 154, 198 Mayeda, Dianne, 18.S Mayfield, Sandra, 146, 151, 19B Mayo, Donald, 1B5 McAndrews, Connie, 148, 156, 159, 1B5 McBride, M1ckey, 152 McCormack, Brian, 95, 111, 172,220 McCoy, Teresa, 161, 220 McCue, Kathy, 148, 161, 222 McCue, Joe, 148, 185 McDavid, Margo, 198 McDonald , John, 152, 170,222 McDonald, Bob, 222 McElhinney, Mark, 103, 139, 145, 172, 222 McElroy, linda, 155, 185 McFarland, Alfred, 110, 185 McGee, David, 110, 1B5 McGee, Gloria, 199 McGee, Kathy, 156 McGrath, Rosemary, 148, 162, 1B5, 222 McGuire, Janet, 222 McKay, Patsy, 222 McKee, Cynthia, 156, 222 McKelvey, Marcia, 199 McKee, Edith, 199 McKenzie, Ellen, 222 McKinzie, Mary, 199 Mclaughlin, Bill, 159 Mclemore, Clestine, 222 McNamara, Joseph, 222 McNeill, Carol, 161, 185 McNeill James 199 McNeill, Nancy, 146, 153 McPherson, Cheryl, 222 McWilliams, Michael, 154, 222 McWilliams, Sean, 145, 154, 165, 199 Mead, Richard, 199 Mederos, Minerva, 222 Mejia, Iris, 199 Melnick, Evie, 174, 199 Melnick, Herb, 199 Menke, Susan, 199 Mensing, Cynthia, 185 Meredith, Charlotte, 161, 222 Meyer, Paul, 222 Mickels:>n, Sylvia, 222 Middlebrook, Tina, 146, 148, 199 Miller, Barbara, 142, 152, 222 Miller, Claudia, 159, 199 Miller, Ken, 152, 155, 156, 222 Miller, Margie, 159, 199 Miller, Margaret, 142, 143, 222 Miller, Regina, 156 Miller, Roger, 141, 156, 157,222 Milligan, Charlie, 139, 141, 156, 199 Milligan, Terry, 111, 13B, 139,141, 145, 222 Mills, Cheri, 222 Millward, Janice, 161, 199 Milton, louise, 168, 222 Mines, Reggie, 110 Mitchell, Barbara, 199 Mitchell, Eric, 199 Mitsis, Phil, 185 Molina, Sam, 103, 109 Moll, Meredy, 146, 199 Molock, Jackie, 168, 199 Manley, Dariel, 153, 222 Monson, David, 199 Montes, Ann, 13B, 1..0, 143, 223 Moore, Debbie, 143, 168, 171, 223 Moore, Malinda, 1B6 Moore, Mercie, 146, 199 Moore, Robert, 223 Morgan, Donald, 165 Margan, Janice, 146, 199 Morgan, William, 223 Morimoto, Kerry, 186 Morimoto, Ellen, 138, 140, 151, 156, 223 Morishige, Jovolene, 146, 151, 171, 199 Morris, Mark, 95, 103, 109, 172, 199 Morrison, Trvdi, 156 Moses, Brad, 186 Mosley, Mary, 146, 151, 154, 199 Mueller, Joan, 1..0, 223 Mueller, Roberta, 156, 159, 223 Mullins, Julie, 148 Murphy, Ken, 186 Myers, Dave, 199 Myers, Karen, 143, 146 N Nody, Creighton, 89, 95, 103, 172, 223 Nakashima, Connie, 223 Nakashima, Vicki, 156 Nakata, Wes, 113, 141, 172,223 Nathan, Corinne, 1.56, 167 Navarro, Chris, 171, 199 Naylor, Andy, 223 Neelsen, Dixie, 199 Neil, David, 186 Neil, larry, 186 Nelms, Richard, 223 Nelms, Sandra, 156 Nelson, Dolores, 186 Nelson, Mike, B9, 95, 103, 139, 141, 156, 172, 223 Nesbit, Miki, 159 Nesbit, Mimi, 159 Nethawoy, Susan, 153, 223 Neubert, Vivian, 186 Neumann, Judy, 13B, 151, 223 Newbold, Wiley, 162, 223 Newell, Donna, 14B, 223 Newlin, Kay, 224 Newton, Jennie, 174, 224 Nichols, Marilyn, 162, 16B Nielsen, Nannetee, 199 Nieminen, Matt, 199 Nieto, lonnie, 110 Nightingale, Conrad, 224 Nitta, Marcia, 186 Nishikawa, Barry, 224 Nixon, Barbara, 152 Nixon, Diana, 224 Noel, Angie, 152, 16B, 186 Noel, Theodius, 224 No nay, lou, 156 Norris, Barbaro, 143, 145, 224 Norris, Burton, 199 Norris, Peggy, 13B, 168, 171, 224 Norton, Mary, 199 Nunley, Michael, 115, 199 Nuss, Michele, 186 0 Ohmer, Dottie, 143, 200 Ohr, Matt, 165, 200 Oliver, Carma, 186 Oliver, Bill, 109 Oliverius, Frank, 224 Olson, Steve, 110, 1B6 O'Neill, Chris, 139, 154, 155, 186 O'Neill, Eileen, 1..0, 146, 155, 164, 174, 224 Onodera, Glenn, 171, 224 Ordunez, Geronimo, 200 Ormsby, Monico, 171 Ortega, Cathy, 200 Overklnd, Kris, 153, 186 Overton, Sharon, 224 Owens, Annette, 146 p Pace, Jane, 94, 138, 1..0, 142, 224 Packer, Gail, 143, 224 Pocker, Mimi, 174, 200 Padilla, Connie, 146, 168 Padilla, Steve, 151 Palmer, Vicki, 200 Pantaleon, Magaly, 224 Pappas, Kathy, 145, 224 �Student Index ParRer, Janet, 142, 156, 224 Parker, Run, 152, 165, 186 Parks, Edward, 200 Parks, Joyce, 146, 156, 168, 225 Parks, M•ke, 110, 156, 186 Partridge, laura, 138, 1-46, 168, 22.5 Peak, David, 110, 186 Peele, Paulette, 155, 156 Perez., BerniCe, 156 Peras, Tony, 152, 154, 164, 165 Peros, Elaine. 225 Peras, Phyllis, 225 Perske, Roger, 225 Persson, Lynn, 225 Petenan, Donald, 138, 14.5, 22.5 Peterson, Gory, 22.S Pete!, John, 139, 225 Pettes, Chris, 186 Pfeifer, Glen, 153, 225 Phelps, Chris, 145, 186 Phelps, Ward, 172, 200 Phillips, Jim, 141, 156, 165 Phillips, Elaine, 146, 200 Phillips, Michelle, 161, 171, 225 Phillips, Peggy, 186 Philpott, Susan, 200 Pieratt, Jay, 159, 186 Pierson, Bev, 225 Plante, Mary, 225 Plastina, Paige, 142, 143, 156, 186 Platts, Theresia, 225 Poindexter, Gail, 200 Poindexter, Virginia, 186 Poindexter, Lojuona, 168, 171 Portugal, AI, 200 Powell, Juanita, 167, 200 Prendergast, !Irian, 141, 152, 157, 172 225 Prendergast, Gail, 155, 174 Price, Gary, 225 Pritchard, Cheryl, 159 Probst, Molly, 155, 186 Pryor, O.v, 143, 186 Pryor, leland, 225 Pryor, Mike, 139, 141, 155, 225 Pudlik, David, 154, 225 Purdy, Debby, 142 Q Quails, Schyleen, 143, 146, 151, 152, 162, 168, 174, 200 Quail, Cynthia, 225 R Radovich, lynette, 186 Ramsey, Marvin, 226 Rankin, lin, 143, 226 Reagan, Patty, 146, 153, 200 Rausch, Keith, 88, 172, 226 Rawlings, Oev, 168 Rea, Kim, 111, 139,145,226 Redfearn, Mark, 151, 200 Reece, Eddie, 226 Reed, Melody, 226 Refakis, Mike, 164, 200 Reilly, Judy 155 Renner, Mark, 165 Revels, James, 103, 109, 200 Reynolds, Bill, 103, 226 Rhoads, John, 186 Rhoades, McGregor, 156, 174, 186 Richards, Bunny, 148, 162, 226 Richardson, Ken, 139, 226 Richter, Rosie, 226 Riede, Ann, 200 Riede, Sill, 226 Riffel, Cathy, 142, 226 Rigg, Nancy, 159, 187 Rihonek, Oelita, 200 Rios, Delilah, 226 Ritterspach, Gail, 226 Robert, Ray, 150, 165, 154 Roberts, Helen, 168 Robins, Reginald, 187 Robinson, Freda, 187 Robinson, Juanita, 200 Robinson, Michaele, 226 Robinson, Rickey, 226 Robinson, Scott, 156, 139, 113 Rock, linda, 155, 162, 226 Rodocker, Karon, 174, 143 R~gers, Donna, 143, 151, 156, 226 Rogers, Warren, 187 Rogers, Wayne, 226 Roggenbach, Michele, 187 Rose, Delilal>, 168 Rose, Glenda, 159 Rose, Helen, 168 Rose, Karen, 140, 148, 168, 226 Ross, Betsy, 146, 150, 156, 227 Ross, Clarke, 200 Rcss, John, 141, 227 Ross, Kathy, 187 Ross, Leticia, 168, 227 Ross, Mike, 159, 171 Rottmann, Kurt, 200 Rountree, Ruthann, 153, 168 Routson, Deanna, 155, 200 R~wley, Ann, 227 Royal, Stan, 156 Rucker, Pat, 161, 200 Ruggles, Glenn, 167, 227 Ryan, Robert, 227 s Sage, Daniel, 227 Sais, Kathyrine, 186 Sais, lillian, 186 Sakamoto, Harriet, 143, 227 Saks, Nina, 143, 186 Salinas, Joe, 227 Salinas, Phillip, 200 Sanchez, Wilbur, 227 Sanders, Herbert, 103, 172, 227 Sanders, JoAnn, 201 Sanderson, Carol, 151, 168, 171, 227 Sandusky, Steven, 201 Santifer, Brenda, 201 Sauls, Stephen, 227 Sawaya, Alice, 142, 143, 227 Sawaya, Mike, 139, 141, 156, 201 Sawyer, Ken, 201 Schaefer, Anne, 146, 174, 201 Schaefer, Clement, 159 Schafer, Chesler, 201 Schaier, Edith, 186 Schemel, David, 111, 139, 227 Schilt, Jean, 142, 143, 187 Schilt, Margie, 142, 143, 155, 227 Schmaltz, Steve, 115, 156, 227 Schmid, Dave, 134, 227 Schmidt, Judy Jo, 171,227 Schmitt, Shirley, 187 Schamp, Caroline, 142, 146, 155,201 Scribner, Carol, 187 Scrivner, lance, 110 Seftor, laurence, 154, 227 Segerhammar, Beth, 155, 167, 201 Sekyra, Candy, 91, 227 Seymour, Ida, 146, 168, 227 Seymour, Pat, 143, 168, 187 Shafer, Robert, 227 Shaffer, Rick, 171 Shanahan, James, 110, 187 Shannon, Rick, 150, 227 Sharpe, Mary Ann, 151, 228 Show, James, 187, Sheffield, Cynthia, 228 Shepard, Dan, 142, 152 Shermack, Gail, 142, 187 Shermack, Susan, 140, 142, 14.5, 228 Sherriff, Patricia, 201 Shiveley, Michael, 187 Short, Doug, 201 Shwayder, Marti, 228 Siedleski, Marjorie, 201 Siems, Stephen, 201 Sills, Sharon, 228 Silver, Larry, 228 Silverman, Terry, 155, 156, 187 Simington, Mike, 201 Simmons, Paula, 161, 22B Simmons, Sheila, 228 Simpson, Rodney, 228 Simpson, Stephen, 228 Sim•, Wando, 201 Sisack, Sheila, 201 Sisneros, Chris, 168 Sisneros, Irene, 168 Skeeters, Gary, 228 Skolout, Bill, 145, 187 Skubal, lou, 94, 153, 201 Slack, Robert, 228 Slovek, Gary, 103, 109, 172, 201 Slovek, John, 103, 138, 172, 228 Smith, Carol, 187 Smith, Del, 100, 109, 201 Smith, Doyce, 161, 228 Smith, Edw1n, 187 Smith, Herbert, 103, 109 Smith, Jim, 14.5, 187 Smith, Janice, 201 Smith, Kathy, 151, 174, 201 Smith, linda, 201 Smith, Margaret, 140, 154, 228 Smith, Mark, 201 Smith, Mildred, 228 Smith, Patricia, 187 Smith, Sandi, 145, 155, 174, 228 Smith, Stan, 103, 228 Smith, Sylvia, 93, 146, 151, 201 Smith, Yvonne, 188 Smitley, Gregg, 228 Sneed, John, 228 Sagn, Richard, 188 Somsky, Debby, 148, 228 Sorenson, Michael, 161 Spaulding, Ann, 154, 229 Speicher, Sue, 146, 152, 201 Speidel, Chris, 229 Spencer, John, 155, 1:>9, 201 Spencer, larry, 155 Spencer, Melinda, 229 Spencer, Mimi, 155, 1B8 Sperry, Martin, 152, 201 Spirek, Marie, 171, 188 Squire, lynn, 229 Stafford, Donna, 159, 201 Stafford, Kay, 1B8 Stafford, Neal, 188 Standley, Dick, 174, 229 Standley, Susan, 188 Stanek, linda, 188 Stanek, Tom, 201 Starr, Gary, 151, 165, 188 Storr, Kathy, 93, 143, 146,201 Steele, Dolores, 189 Steele, Mary louise, 150, 163, 229 Steinhardt, Mike, 153, 229 Stephens, larry, 109 Stephens, Shirley, 171 Stern, Gary, 113, 139, 174, 188 Sterrett, lawrence, 229 Stevens, Donna, 151, 188 Stever, Beth, 142, 155, 188 Stewart, Dale, 229 Stewart, Richard, 229 Stirling, Stephen, 229 Stoenner, Ann, 159 Stoker, Millie, 168, 201 Stoole, Debbie, 161, 229 Stott, linda, 140, 146, 152, 157,229 Stout, Becky, 174, 201 Stranahan, Gory, 111, 229 Stratton, Jackie, 156, 201 Stratton, Nancy, 93, 143, 146 Streed, Ron, 229 Streno, larry, 110 Stribling, Mary, 188 Strickland, Jim, 165 Stripling, Pamela, 171, 229 Stroh, Debbie, 146, 151, 153, 156,229 Stroh, Sherry, 188 Strom, Tony, 188 Strom, Paul, 188 Strong, Rosie, 201 Studer, lynn, 162, 188 Suchowiejko, Alice, 159, 202 Sudduth, Judi, 230 Suesser, Albert, 288 Sullivan, Philip, 230 Suit, Marcia, 159 Summers, David, 154, 156, 230 Sutherland, linda, 188 Suzuki, Stev.,, 230 Swanson, Rodger, 230 Swanson, Willa, 230 Swearengen, Joey, 202 Sweek, Steve, 202 Sweeney, Donald, 230 Sweeney, Kathy, 150, 230 Sweeney, Phi lis, 159, 202 Swenson, Cheryl, 142, 152, 230 T Taft, Sherry, 202 Tague, George, 103, 230 Takamine, Connie, 138 1 140, 146, 150, 153, 156, 230 Takamine, Gail, 143, 146, 230 Talmage, Jenny, 230 Tamaki, Kim, 153 Tanoka, Daniel, 188 Taniwaki, Walter, 202 Tannenbaum, Greg, 1.56 Tannenbaum, Kevin, 154, 156, 165, 202 Tawil, Josette, 140, 150, 155, 156, 230 Taylor, Cynthia, 230 Taylor, Doug, 167, 230 Taylor, James, 230 Taylor, Juliana, 168 Taylor, Sylvester, 202 Taylor, Walter, 153, 161,202 Tedesko, Jackie, 174, 202 Tenbrink, AI, 170 Tenbrink, Steve, 230 Thach, Susan, 138, 140, 150, 152, 156, 230 Thaemerl, Judy, 155, 188 Thaemert, Marcia, 140, 146, 230 Thaemert, Richard, 188 Thayer, Sandi, 231 Thomas, Paul, l48 Thompson, Bob, 230 Thompson, Charles, 230 Thompson, Doyal, 202 Thompson, Sue, 202 Thompson, Elois, 231 Thomsen, David, 156 Thurmon, Nancy, 230 Thurow, Bill, 172, 231 Tice, Paul, 202 Tickton, David, B9, 113, 141, 1.52, 172, 230 Tillis, Rayford, 103, 172, 231 Timberlake, Richard, 154, 165, 188 Toadvyn, Marcia, 159, 231 Toliver, Sheila, 171, 231 Tooley, Donald, 231 Tooley, Tom, 188 Topping, Archie, 103, 109 Torrington, Mary, 146, 155, 202 Townsend, Joy, 231 Townsend, leslie, 231 Travis, Pam, 167, 202 Traxler, Charles, 188 Triggs, Elaine, 202 Traster, Fred, 165 Trotsky, James, 113, 139,150, 172,231 Trayer, Jackie, 140, 142, 156, 231 Trujillo, Antoinette, 202 Trujillo, Christella, 231 Trujillo, Mary, 188 Tucker, Kristie, 174, 231 243 �Student Index Tuft, Charles, 141, 202 Tuggles, larry, 109 Tully, Gary, 188 Turnbull, Cad, ISS, 231 Tursick, Carla, 143, 188 Tursick, Steven, 231 Typher, Vicki, 148, 156, 159, 188 u Underwood, Kathy, 188 Urling, Harry, 231 Utt, Joyce, v Valdez, Esther, 168 Van Buskirk, Paul, 110, 188 Van Buskirk, Phil, 103, 172, 231 Van Meter, Russell, 231 Van NaHer, Mike, 156, 202 Varner, Brian, 139, 231 Varner, Pot, 174, 155 Vasquez, lydia, 232 Vaughn, leroy, 189 Venters, Barbara, 189 Verduin, Debbie, 189 Vesso, James, 202 Vick, Sherry, 189 Vickers, Barbara, 142, 146, 202 Vigil, Susan, 232 Vincent, Jackie, 161, 202 Vocke!, Gregory, 202 Vogel, Donra, 142, 143, 146, 232 Vogel, Howard, Ill, 232 Vogel, Paul, 202 w Waddill, Jean, 142, 202 Wade, Sally, 143, ISS, 189 Wagner, Chuck, 141, 156, 202 Walker, Carolyn, 232 Walker, Joel, 139, 189 Walker, Mark, 148, 159 Walker, Mary, 165 Walker, Nicholas, 161, 232 Walker, Poleri, 168 Wallace, Debra, 232 Wallace, Morga, 232 Walls, loujuana, 171, 232 Walton, Emmogene, 232 Walton, Jimmy, 189 Wolz:, Patricia, 202 Wamboldt, Kit, 189 Wanifuchi, Howard, 232 Warner, Gail, 143, 202 Warren, Donald, 189 Warren, Mary, 146, 168, 202 Washco, Don, 232 Watanabe, JoAnn, 203 Watson, Chris, 156, 159, 174, 189 Watson, Valeria, 143, 146, 232 WaHs, Tressa, 203 Weber, Danny, 174, 189 Weber, George, 189 Weber, lonnie, 148, 203 Weber, Robert, 232 Weiman, Donna, 189 Weir, Sven, I 54, 232 Weiss, Bart, 156, 165, 189 Weiss, Lora, 161 Welch, Golen, 203 Welch, Jo Caryl, 146, 174, 203 Welch, Toni, 189 Welsh, Ted, 170, 174, 189 Werden, Sharron, 167, 168 Westmoreland, Daniel, 103, 109, 139, 203 Whalen, Connie, 155 White, Gory, 154, 165, 232 White, James, 148 White, Jan, 232 White, Karen, 143, 203 Whitney, Dorian, 203 Wickliffe, Alicia, 146, 151, 171, 232 Widmar, Greg, 189 Widmar, Kent 232 Wiggans, Barbara, 156, 174, 189 Wiggins, Barbara, 143, 161, 189 Wilbur, Steve, 113, 139, 150, 232 Willey, Brenda, 153, 203 Williams, lee, 109 Williams, Angello, 203 Williams, Clinton, 139, 203 Williams, Elaine, 143, 203 Williams, Eugene, 103, 151, 172, 232 Williams, EvereHe, 103, 232 Williams, Gloria, 232 Williams, Jacqueline, 189 Williams, leroy, 170, 189 Williams, Margy, 233 Williams, Pat, 146, 233 Williams, Shirley, 203 Williams, Stephanie, 143, 203 Williams, Walt, 152, 233 William, Zarle, 152, 156, 167 Williamson, Cheryl, 168, 189 Wilson, Paul, 203 Wilson, Stella, 233 Winkleblack, Charlotte, 189 Winkleblock, Gory, 203 Winters, John, 189 Winters, Sharon, 148, 161, 203 Wahl, Ken, 156, 189 Waldridge, Richard, 189 Wolf, Tim, 233 Wolverton, Rita, 138, 189, 203 Wong, Devon, 143,233 Wong, Sylvia, 92, 143 Wood, Gory, 233 Woods, ScoHie, 143, 233 Woods, Margaret, 189 Woody, Shari, 203 Wortham, Nancy, 171, 189 Wortham, William, 233 Wosk, Bernice, 146, 150, 167 Wrenn, Ted, 110, 139, 189 Wright, Barbaro, lSI, 233 Wright, Bill, 110, 156, 180 Wright, Connie, 161 Wright, Kay, 233 Wright, Koyvonne, 146, 168, 233 Wright, Ken, 189 Wright, Nel, 233 Wright, Robert, 233 Wright, Winifred, 152, 156, 203 Wrightsil, William, 233 Wunsch, leo, 189 Wysokowski, Nancy, 168, 233 y Yamashita, Sue, 189 Yarber, James, 233 Yearling, Brenda, .233 Young, Carolyn, 203 Young, David, 148 Young, Donia, 203 Young, Mike, 172, 203 Young, Paul, 110, 156, 189 Young, Susan, 146, 233 Young, Suzanne, 142, 146, 152, 233 z Zipp, Mary, 152, 233 Zolor, Mary, 174, 233 Zolzer, David, 233 Teacher- Office Staff A Acsell, Raymond, 42 Allen, Terry, 14 Anderson, Anne, 4.5 Arnold, Helen, 29 Aschbacher, Jean, 38 B Ball, Mary Adah, 36 Barton, Doris, 12 Berger, Elsa, 23 Bierbach, Robert, 37 Biffle, Jerome, 21 Bragg, Arthur, I 0 Brainerd, John, 21 Breen, Jay, 40 Broad, Anne, 9 Buckler, Dorothy, 31 Bull, Katherine, 32 Burgess, linda, 33 Burmeister, Daniel, 19 c Call, Alice, 20 Clark, Hazel, 43 Clarkson, Charles, 124 Coleman, Jim, 112 Coleman, Paul, 122 Collins, Patricia, 31 Colwell, Robert, 8 Craig, Myron, 22 Craven, Elizabeth, 41 Cummings, Ruth, .C5 D Dean, Rhoda, 36 Dunkin, May, 38 Dykes, Diane, 28 E Eggleston, Ruth, 33 Ellison, Thomas, 23 Evans, Alwyn, """' F Fesler, Barbara, 29 Finkelstein, Isabella, 25 Flotow, Eleanor, 13 Fox, Wayne, 26 French, larry, 2.4 Frulalld, Judy, 13 G Gallegos, Edward, 26 Garrett, lawrence, 9 Gaubatz, Dorothy, 28 Gerner, Mary Nell, 29 Green, Olive, 3 Griebenow, Donald, 27 Grill, Harry, 16 H Hedges, Gerald, 15 Hill, Thelma, 16 Hinderlider, Clyde, 24 Hiscutt, leah, 40 Hoffman, Morris, 26 Holmes, William, 61, 128 Howard, Esther, 30 lockhart, Royolyn, 15 Lundeen, Roger, 32 M Mahonchok, Michael, 17 Mansfield, George, 10 Marecak, Edward, 34 Marr, Jennie, 40 Matchett, Carol, 39 MoHies, John, 28 McNee, Gory, 17 Metcalf, Alfred, 26 Miller, Harlan, 37 Moulton, Jock, 115 Mullenix, Clarence, 25 Musmanno, Henry, 16 N Nelson, Mabel, 43 Nelson, Richard, 15 Nichols, James, .43 Nicholson, John, 22 0 Owen, James, 18 p Jacobi, Julian, 25 Jester, Marilyn, 44. Johnson, Rolph Johnson, Richard, 37 K Keinon, Irwin, 12 Kennedy, Robert, 10 Koons, Alice, 17 Kruse, William, 22 L lace, Kathryn, 41 Laman, Jan, 31 leavenworth, Nancy, 16 Lee, Brian, 14 ligon, Gladys, 36 Padboy, Marion, 35 Panek, Adolph, I 03 Paul, Robert, 27 Pearson, Eloise, 43 Peonio, Joseph, 9 Phelps, Chester, 23 Pigott, Blanche, 28 Pixley, Elizabeth, 30 Powell, Marion, 43 R Race, Edward, 20 Rider, Mary, 42 Roth, Carolyn, 34 Rowntree, Judy, 1.4 Rudel, Joan, 32 Rushton, John, 32 s Schachterle, Evelyn, 44 Shadwell, Kay, 35 Shafer, Joan, 23 Shakespeare, Virginia, 42 Shank, Wayne, 20 Shipley, Betsy, 24 Sims, Bob, 18 Sinnard, June, 35 Slovek, John, 43 Smith, Donald, 111, 131 Smith, June, 14 Smith, Margaret, 29 Smith, Price, 20 Spangenberg, Hazel, 36 Spillman, Craig, 19 Strickland, Richard, 26 Svenson, James, 21 T Tagliavore, Vincent, 64 Tescher, Emilie, 40 Timmons, John, 19 Twist, Faye, 40 v Vickers, Evva, 13 w Walker, Joyce, 33 Word, Judith, 12 Waters, Kathryn, « Weed, Mary, 19 Whitaker, Jane, 42 Williams, Elizabeth, 18 Williamson, Howard, 27 Williamson, June, 13 Wonderley, George, 27 y Yonaga, Shirley 33 z Zarlengo, Dominic, 27 Ziegler, Emil, 18 Zumwinkel, John, 12 �Dutchmen Delighted By EAST 245 East High School participated for the first time as a partner in a unique student exchange with Holland High School, located 50 miles from Chicago near lake Michigan. Twenty East High students, accompanied by Mr. Arthur Bragg, spent the week of April 1Oth as the guests of Holland students. While at Holland they toured a wooden shoe factory, Hope College and a windmill and were treated to Dune Schooner Rides, parties and a dance. At both ends of the exchange openhouses were held where exchangees could mingle with all students, and representatives from both schools visited various classes. The week of April 24 sixteen Holland students and their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. AI Dyke, visited East High. They saw the Air Force Academy, other Denver high schools, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and the Colorado Historical Museum. The trip ended with a Morning Dance and a full-day trip to the mountains. The exchange brought into contact two high schools with different socio-economic backgrounds and promoted understanding between students separated by 1200 miles. �Wes Nakata, this year's editor-in-chief, carefully checks a board before it goes to the printers. Head Photographer Randy Davis checks with his assistants for the day's assignments. 246 Checking red area for its accuracy is Russell Hall, the managing editor. �THE 1966 ANGELUS STAFF SUSAN ANDO, Assistant Activities Editor KEN LIUZZI, Assistant Photographer RANDY DAVIS, Head Photographer BILL MaciNTOSH, Assistant Sports Editor KATHY DEUTSCH, Royalty Editor BRIAN McCORMACK, Sports Editor JEAN ELMBLAD, Assistant Clubs Editor MERCE MOORE, Assistant Royalty Editor DON ENGLISH, Assistant Photographer KAREN MYERS, Assistant Album Ed1tor CINDY FRIEDLOB, Copy Editor WESLEY NAKATA, Editor-in-Chief MARY BETH GIBBS, Assistant Activities Editor JANE PACE, Clubs Editor CAY GILBERTSON, Assistant Copy Editor SUSAN SHERMACK, Student-Teacher Relations Editor SUE GILMORE, Assistant Album Editor GARY SKEETERS, Business Manager RUSSELL HALL, Managing Editor GAIL TAKAMINE, Assistant Clubs Editor STEVE JACKSON, Assistant Sports Editor MARCI THAEMERT, Format Editor DALE JONES, Album Editor JIM TROTSKY, Photo Co-ordinator SARA JOHNSON, Activities Editor CHARLES TUFT, Assistant Sports Editor SHARON KATO, Art Editor KAREN WHITE, Assistant Copy Editor AXEL KAULISCH, Assistant Photographer MARY ZIPP, Assistant Album Editor KEN LEVIN, Assistant Student-Teacher Relations Editor �Credits Angelus Coupons Eastwood Printing Album Photography DeCroce Francois House of Photography House of Wax Jack's Jafay Broom for office clean-up Neva DeBaca Entrance into the printers Jud Photography Supplies S. 0. Lindahl Printing A. B. Hirschfeld Press Royalty Photography Jafay Slips to go to the printer Mr. Arthur Bragg 248 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The 1966 Angelus Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/?language=en Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1966 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Angelus Staff 1960s Yearbooks