https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/21949592974220c78a7f3ae46f3fce9d.pdf 03af616afa92febeacfb3b769c708545 PDF Text Text ������The 1968 ANGELUS East High School Denver Colorado Volume 50 3 �Paths leading toward the future back to the past. 4 �5 �6 �7 �8 �Table of Contents Student-Teacher Relations ......... 10 Sports ............................ 48 Clubs............................. 86 Activities ........................ 124 Royalty.......................... 162 Album........................... 178 Sophomore ................... 180 Junior ........................ 190 Senior ........................ 204 Club Rosters ..................... 234 Index ........................... 240 9 ��Student-Teacher Relations II ��Seeking Knowledge, friends, oneself. 13 �14 Mr. Robert P. Colwell Principal �Mr. Joseph A. Peonio Assistant Principal Administration Mrs. Anne Broad Dean Mr. Lawrence Garrett Co-ordinator 15 �Mr. Harry Achziger carefully grades test papers. Mr . George Wonderley explains a new theory to his class of algebra students. Wh ile her students tackle a lengthy test, Miss Elsa Berger keeps watch . Amused by a funny thought, Mrs . Margaret Potter shows her pleasure. Mathematics Through the wide variety of courses in mathematics, ranging from Basic Math to Math Analysis, students are able to find the ones suited best to their abilities . The purpose of these courses is to prepare the student for graduat ion and college entrance . The most advanced math course is Calculus and in most cases , after Calculus is taken , College Algebra is not requ ired at univers ities. Math at East is be ing taught w ith a modern app roach to meet the modern cha ll enges of today . 16 �Mrs . Betsy Shipley illustrates the parts of an equation. Miss Sarah Hady tries to elicit class participation on math problems. (above) Relaxing on his chair, Mr. Paul Coleman listens to an ~nswer. (below) Mr. William Kruse explains the intricacies of math to his stu · dents. 17 �Mr. larry French (above) explains a puzzling problem to the Geometry I class. A homework assignment for the following day is assigned by Mr. David Esch . An algebraic equation is diagramed by Mr. Thomas Ellison (top). Mr. Kirk Hinderlider (above) applies the principles of the slide rule. Mathematics 18 �Science There are a wide variety of science courses offered at East, including physical science, botany, and college chemistry. The biology department offers the use of its conservatory for the study of radio, television, and other means of communication. Students enrolled in any science course are required to attend a lab period at least once a week. Labs help the student to experiment directly with nature. Miss Chrostine Ebel (left) expounds on the photosynthetic processes of the Dandilion plant. Contemplating a student's question is Mr. Edward Gallegos (top) . Miss Eva Young (above) explains proped microscope techniques . 19 �Considering a student's answer to a chemistry problem is Mr. Clarence Mullinex (top). Mr. Alfred Metcalf applaudes a student's deduction that his frog is dead ( middle) . Procedure for morning lab is explained by Mr. Robert Paul (bottom) . Mr. Donald Griebnw (right) calls on a student for an answer. 20 �Mr. Richard Strickland (above) carefully answers a student's ques· lion . Mr. Julian Jacobi (above right) checks Marilyn Burkett's diagrams of a frog in Biology. Elaborating on a physics principle is Mr. Dominic Zarlengo. (right ) Dr. Howard Williamson (below) contemplates a student 's answer in College Chemistry. 21 �language Language students not only benefit from the language laboratory and the AudioLingual Method of teaching, but from experienced teachers they are given the opportunity to learn of the history and customs of the foreign countries. French, German, Russian, Spanish, and Latin are offered up to the fifth year of study. The Junior Classi- cal League and the Foreign Language Club interest many of the language students. Giving instruction from the board, Miss Margaret Sm ith points to some directions . The German I students listen attentively as Mrs . Blanche Pigott relates interesting facts about life in modern Germany. 22 �Mrs . Helen Arnold exhibits the sk ill of the French as she instructs her class in grammar. " Uno, dos, tres, . . . Mrs . Sarah Baily counts in Spanish for her beginning students. Miss Mercedes Tru jillo conjugates the parts of an irregular Spani sh verb . 23 �Music East's music department plays an integral part in all school activities. Under the d1rection of Mrs. Marion Padboy and Miss June Smnard, the Concert Choir, Angelaires, Mixed Chorus, and Advanced Choir participated in a vanety of assemblies. Among these were the Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies. This year, the Orchestra and Band were supervised by Mr. Vmcent Tagliavore. They also participated in many of the assemblies as well as the AllSchool Show. The band provided music for the football games and the Homecoming drill. During each year there is an opportunity for all the musical divisions to try-out for All-City or All-State Choir, Orchestra, and Band. Miss June Sinnard (top) happily assigns new music to Mixed Choir. Mr. Vincent Tagliavore (above) artfully conducts rehearsal for Concert Band. Mrs . Marion Padboy (left) conducts and sings along with Concert Choir. 24 �Art Mr. Charles Ott considers a student's artwork. The art department offers the opportunity for creative expression in a variety of courses, including Drawing and Painting, Commercial Art, Ceramics, and advanced courses like Art Appreciation. This year Art Appreciation is being taught with the use of color television, a new approach to teaching. The beginning courses provide an opportunity to develop an art vocabulary and skills while the advanced courses concentrate on refining skills and personal taste with college or art school as the ultimate goal. The Art Service group works at expanding an individual's creativity to stage and poster designing, while doing projects to serve the school. Mrs. Carolyn Roth gazes at students' mass of modeled clay. Mr. Allen Clerihue (left) discusses the aspects of still life with his class. 25 �Mrs . Eleanor Flatow studies materials from reading class. her speed English East's English courses cover nearly every aspect of English. For review of grammar, regular English classes provide a thorough background. For creative students there are speech courses, both regular and competitive, Drama, Creative Writing, and Composition. In preparing for college, College English, College Prep, World Literature, Contemporary Literature, and Shakespeare are invaluable. For those interested in exceeding the ordinary demands of the English courses, ANGELUS, Spotlight, and Montage offer experience to future writers. From the podium, Mrs . Claudia Deasy gives instructions for a test. Mrs . Carol Strickland listens to a student's interpretation of a dramatic reading. 26 As a student makes a funny comment, Mrs . Norma Rietcheck shows her amusement. �Mrs. Sharon McCarthy excites the interest of her class with facts of an author's life. Miss June Smith takes a break in the girl's social room . Mr. lawrence Daniel introduces a new book to his class . 27 �English Chris Watson and Gary Stearn discuss plans for term papers with their teacher Mr. Richard Nelson. Mrs. Barton goes over The Scarlet Letter with her first hour class. Class discussion is promoted by Mr. Terry Allen. 28 �Plans for an assignment are announced by Mrs. Dorothy Porter. Mrs. Evva Vickers delivers a lecture. Common errors made by pupils in English grammar are discussed by Mr. John Zumwinkle. Miss Ellene Franzen gives some individual help to a grateful student (below). 29 �At the board with instructions for a writing assignment is Mr. Charles Schaffer. Mr. Irwin Keinon pays close attention as one of his pupils recites a poem. 30 �Girls' Gym A variety of courses in Physical Education are offered to girls at East. They receive their physical inspiration from participation in soccer, archery, basketball, and softball. They are taught poise and learn to be creative through dance classes given twice a week. Also included in the Physical Education program are the annual play festival and intra-mural sports after school for interested girls. Miss Jean Aschbacher ( above) teaches her sophomore gym class . Mrs . Carol Matchett ( below ) demonstrates how lo putt. Mrs . May Dun in adm ires artwork on !he g irl 's gym bulletin board . 31 �Mr. Emil Ziegler (top) awaits his oncoming class. Mr. Edward Race (above) stimulates a discussion of the Crusades. Elaborating on the Supreme Court is Mr. John Timmons (top right). Miss Judy Fruland pauses a moment to gaze out the window. (right) 32 �Social Studies Keying our students to history present and past, is the main objective of East's Social Studies department. A wide variety of courses are offered each year in order to fulfill this purpose. For those students interested in past events American History, World History, and Ancient History are of· fered. Psychology, Girls' and Boys' Social problems, and Sociology are also available for pupils having an · interest in more current problems. Advanced seniors have the opportunity to elect College American and European History. Mr. James Owen (above) listens attentively to a student's question . Smiling, Mr. James Svenson (below) watches a test in progress. Mrs . Linda Bowlds passes out copies of the Constitution. 33 �Mrs . Alice Koons takes care in grad ing a student's paper. Miss Elizabeth Williams chuckles at a remark. Miss Mary Taliaferro lectures on the War of 1812. Emphasizing his point is Mr. Gerald Noonan. 34 Reciting the semester grades for his class is Mr. Robert Hussey. �Mr. Wayne Shank (above) reprimands a disorderly student , Concentrating on the discussion at hand is Mr. Craig Spillman (below). Mr. Raymond Schwartz (above) discusses the plight of Henry VIII . Washing the blackboard for his next class is Mr. Daniel Burmeister (below) . Mr. Price Smith carries his class through a tour of Medieval England. 35 �Social Studies Checking the daily absences is Mrs. Elizebeth Jackson . Mrs . Jane Johnston listens to an oral students. report with her Miss Sheila Feeney reacts to a student's remark. 36 Mr. Jerome bulletin. Biffle listens to a special �Special Educat1on The handicapped student is encouraged by the braille textbooks, earphones, tapes, records, and headphones provided for him in East's Special Education Department. The students are prepared by the guidance of the Special Education teachers to participate in every aspect of school life. East attracts students for this department from all sections of the city, for it is the only resource center for those handicapped in hearing and sight. Mr. J. P. Jones is observing his class while they listen to tapes. Mrs. Maureen Wendt finds a student's comment amusing . Miss Janis Rogers applauds a student 's w itty answer after reading a story in Braille. 37 �Business Education With a special emphasis on the business world of today, the Business Education classes prepare the student for the fastpaced economic society that will face him after graduation . General Business, Steno, Transcription, Business English and Math, and Typing provide an excellent background for Future Business Leaders of America. Mrs. Katherine Bull (above) lectures on shorthand . Mrs . Charlene Ricci takes roll. Mr. Roger Lundeen dictates to his class. 38 Mrs. Jacquelyne Goelz jo es with student. �Miss Joan Bennet ( above ) checks students work. Mr. Gary Richard (below) gives advice to students. Mrs . Margaret Potter (above) answers students questions . Miss Jane Dawe ( below) looks over students work. Mrs. Ruth Eggleston (bottom) smiles at the ANGELUS photographer. 39 �Home Economics The Home Economics Department covers every aspect of a homemaker's life by training students in the preparation of foods and the making of clothing. Many levels of foods classes are offered, including Boys' Foods. Clothing classes vary also, to attract talented and interested designers. Host and Hostess Preparation, an important service class, gives future homemakers an opportunity to learn about etiquette in the home. Mrs. Gladys Ligon ( above) smiles at a student' s completed project. The importance of protein is emphasized by Mrs . Ball (below). Mrs . Hazel Spanenberg (top) shows Kathy Markis the proper way to sew darts. The design of early American furniture is presented by Mrs . Rhoda Dean (above) . 40 �Mr. Edwin Archer assists a student in the designing of a proper project. Mr. Stanley Gresham contemplates a question asked by one of his students. Industrial Arts Preparing for another assembly is Mr. Richard Johnson (above). A puzzled student is helped by Mr. Ramond Maley (above center). Three promising students display their work to Mr. McDanal (above right). Woodwork, Crafts, and Metalcraft provide chances to develop skill with machinery. Mechanical drawing emphasizes the importance of accuracy by teaching students to execute complicated drawings of geometric designs. The Industrial Arts Department aims at giving the student who plans to go into vocational work a better background in these fields. 41 �Special Departments Miss Elizabeth Craven receives instructions for submitting S.A.T. scores. Mrs . Mary Rider (above) teaches the aspects of the switchboard to Janet Lewallen. Mr. Raymond Ascell (below) makes IBM plans for revising schedules. Talking on the telephone is Mr. Myran Craig. 42 �Mr. Robert Kennedy, career counselor, admires an intelligent comment from a student . Mrs. Marion Powell (above) checks over the list of students taking the A.C.T.'s . (below) Miss Faye Twist carefully cleans her instruments. Mr. Robert Bierbach (above) demonstrates how to operate a projector to interested students. with keeping records of book fees straight. 43 �Special Departments Miss Elda Fisher (left) looks over a transcript held by Mrs. leah Hi scull (above ) . Miss Evelyn Jones (right) shows Mrs . Anne Anderson (/eft) the daily bulletin. Mrs . Alice Call, College Counselor, writes out a new schedule of college meetings (above). The ringing bell startles Mrs. Ruby Vardmer ( below). 44 �Lunchroom cooks are (left to right ) Mrs . Betty Ma lito, Mrs . Ellen Cohn, Mrs . Dorothy Crowder, Mrs. Helen Greenberg, Mrs. Mildred Chambers, Mrs. Odena Blum , and Mrs . Mollie Charlifue. Mr. Charles Clarkson watches a student 's react ion to his adv ice . Mrs . Kathryn Lace alphabetizes the latest truancies . 4S �Special Departments Miss Jay Breen (above left) replies to a student's request. East High custodians are (/eft to right) Mr. Dino Daddis, Mr. Rudolph Cardova, Mr. Grandville Williams, Mr. Donald Hammerly, and Mr. John Koshi. Mrs . Kathie Waters (above) checks a list of new books. 46 �Mrs. Hazel Niffenegger (/eft) and Miss Eliose Pearson assist a student with a research project. Miss Norma McKinley demonstrates the use of the adding machine. Mrs . Abgail Root looks over a new shipment of books. 47 ��Sports Victory Spirit, unique "Angels" the bond 49 �Tailback Jim Casebolt ( 10) knifes through the line for the game winning score. East players anxiously watch the action from the bench. The defensive line displays its overpowering strength as Lincoln is stopped short of the line . 50 �lance Scrivner neck-tackles a West receiver. Alvin Jones, Jerry Hilliard, and Don Craft bring down a lincoln runner. Fullback, Greg Lovato, lowers his shoulder into a defender. Varsity Team Grinds to 7th Place The varsity football squad, under the direction of second year coach Myran Craig, had a dismal season, compiling a 2-6 wonlost record. Although there were twelve returning lettermen, backed by many experienced seniors, injuries slowed some key team members and made for a lack of depth. The usual East single wing formation was replaced during much of the season by the T formation, directed by quarterback, Jim Casebolt. This formation gave the Angels a more potent passing attack. The gridders began on a good note, beating Lincoln 13-7. However, West downed the victory hungry team a week later by a score of 24-20. �ROSTER Dave Alkove Bill Baker Bernie Broderick Bart Broussard Jim Casebolt Ronald Collins Don Craft Walter Dawkins Eugene Eckhardt Robert Falls Natham Fitz Kevin Flanigan Rod Frey Kevin Gomez Mike Hardy Jerry Hilliard Mike Hooker Dave Hudgins Andy Hudgins Raymond Johnson Alvin Jones Greg Lovato Greg MacDougall Jerry Mann AI McFarland D. Nady Bruce Pace Andre Reynolds Vic Roberson Tony Rodgers lance Scrivner Chris Schilt Karle Seydel Neal Stafford Larry Streno Nick Streno Alan Woodard Andrew Woolfolk Splinter Wren Bill Wright Paul Young Number 82, Victor Roberson, is downed after receiving a pass. Quarterback Jim Casebolt breaks through the line. Neal Stafford scores again. STANDINGS Won Tied T. J. South G.W. Lincoln North Kennedy EAST West Manual 52 8 0 5 5 5 5 1 1 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 lost Pet. 0 2 2 3 3 1.00 5 6 6 8 .688 .688 .625 .625 .375 .250 .250 .000 �Greg Lovato, East fullback, finds himself in the clear for a big gain . The " fearsome foursome" square off. Walter Dawkins receives a handoff and heads toward the line. All city tackle, Dave Alkove, aided by Kevin Gomez and Alvin Jones upsets a Thunderbolt runner. Brawny Angels Battle in the Fall Hopes were again raised when East downed the Manual Thunderbolt team. A confident and fired-up team was out to meet George Washington in the next game. But GW defeated the Angels and set the pace for the rest of the season. The East team dropped games to South, Kennedy, and to the powerful Thomas Jefferson team. 53 �Bill Wright wrestles a receiver to the ground . Neal Stafford ( 41) sets to try an extra point. 54 Mike Hooker drives for yardage as he turns the end. �Fullback Greg Lovato ( 42) takes a handoff and heads for a hole in the Kennedy line . Jim Casebolt gets set to throw a pass. Don Craft eludes TJ defenders on a run around the right end. �East Downs Englewood An early victory over Englewood raised East's hopes for the football season. The Angels drove on to win games against Lincoln and Manual and met disappointing defeats against George Washington, West, and North. East has many hopes for next year with the return of many experienced juniors. Don Craft charges against T. J . (above) . Shown is an aerial view of East-G.W. action . (below). Neal Stafford makes a leaping grab for a big gain. �Alan Woodard hands off behind the powerful Junior offensive line. The Junior defense gangs up to stop a North runner. Juniors End Even STANDINGS G.W. T.J . Lincoln EAST Manual South JFK West North w T L 0{, 7 6 5 4 4 3 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 4 5 5 6 8 .938 .B13 .6BB .500 .500 .438 .375 .250 .000 ROSTER Armstrong , Donald Baker, Will iam Broderick, Bernie Canono, John Collins, Ronald Dawkins, Donald Eckhardt, Eugene Fitz, Nathan Flanigan, Kevin Guest , Lloyd Harrell, Conrad Harris, Anthony Hosack, Tom Hudg ins, Dave Johnson, Raymond Mann, Jerry Molina, Dan Nady, D. Pace, Bruce Reynolds, Andre Schilt, Chris Seydel, Karle Streno, Nick Woodard, Alan Coach Charles Clarkson 57 �Quarterback Wane Roberson is suddenly caught from behind. ROSTER Marsh Augenstine Kennith Austre Michael Bell Jim Blanas Nick Carranco Ken Charlifus Daryl Collier Kelvin Conner Calvin Dacus Robert Daniels Dan Diprofi Dennis Febinger Daryle Fields Lennie Hampton Charles Hannibal Tom Hooker William Jackson Pat Kenealy Chris Knudson Karl Kosob Jeff Levin Ronald littleton Ken Markwell Cornelius Miller Will1am Rees John Reynolds Don Rice Wayne Roberson Mike Sellers Ronald Smith Tom Speicher Wilson Stafford Robert Streno Ronald Washington Coaches: Kirk Hinderlider Cliff Olin Cherubs Finish Sixth The Sophomore football team, coached by Mr. Kirk Hinderlider and Mr. Cliff Olin, experienced the largest turnout of players since they began coaching at East. Despite this large team, the Cherubs lost their first game to Lincoln. The West game provided an encouraging win and the team went on to defeat JFK and to tie South. Even though the offensive line performed well, later season games were not of the same caliber, and forced the team to sixth place. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team Jefferson lincoln Washington Manual Kennedy EAST West North Win Tie Lost Pet. B 7 6 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1.000 .B75 .750 .5625 .3125 .3125 .1875 .125 After receiving a hand-off, Darryl Collier charges a Commander. 58 �Golf coach Don Smith issues last minute winning tips to Chris Johnston . Using his powerful swing, number one player Rick Shaefer tees off. Both ball and sand fly as Wally Foster swings out of a sand trap. Golfers Grab Fifth Under the direction of coach Don Smith, this year's golf team was able to defeat Manual, West and North with the Lincoln match ending in a tie. Most of the later season games were lost by slim margins, due to inexperienced golfers. Dominated by Sophomores and Juniors, East's team can expect an excellent season next year, as many returning golfers will be lettermen. GOLF STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pet Washington Kennedy South Jefferson EAST North West lincoln Manual 58 47 35 35 30 29 28 26 0 6 17 29 29 34 35 36 38 64 906 .734 .547 .547 .469 .456 .438 .406 .000 ROSTER Tom Boutsch lowren Corey Wally Foster Chris Johnston Andy McCoo Don Meckley Edward Morrill Murry Pierce Rick Shaefer Bill Skolaut John Standley Phillip Ward Coach: Don Smith 59 �Tennis Nets State This year's tennis team has been one of the most successful in East's history. They played 17 matches, winning 16, and tying one. During city competition the team compiled a 44-4 record. This was enough to earn a co-championship with George Washington for city. At the district qualifying meet we were represented by Larry Loeb and Matt Jackson playing singles, and Gary Stern and Mike Wilson playing on our doubles team. All four boys went undefeated and put Washington in second place. In the State meet at Boulder, East was first with 27 points, Boulder second with 24, and Washington third with 21. The amazing thing about our team is that it had only one senior, Captain Gary Stern. In his second year as captain, Gary earned all-city, all-metro, and all-state honors, contributing much to this season's success. Larry Loeb, a sophomore was this year's number one singles player. He was undefeated in city, district, and state competition. A junior, Matt Jackson, was also undefeated during city and district play. Juniors Dave Rockwell and Mike Wilson competed at State last year and contributed greatly to this year's number one standing. Sophomore, Tom Meyer, and juniors, Gary Buckstein and Steve Irwin, rounded out East's team. Larry Loeb fires his final serve to defeat his opponent for the State Singles Championship. The Junior duo of Tom Meyer and Dave Rockwell slammed all but one of their opponents. ROSTER Gary Buckstein Steve Irwin Matt Jackson Larry Loeb Tom Meyer Dave Rockwell Gary Stern Mike Wilson COACH - Jim Coleman 60 �East's State Doubles team shows aggressive net play as Mike Wilson vollies and Gary Stern rushes the net. Matt Jackson d isplays the fine backhand form that earned him all-city honors and a trip to stale competition in Boulder. The number two team of Gary Buckstein and Steve Irwin show the alertness that won six matches for them. 61 �Mark Walker comlemplates before a meet . Runners-Up Take State The "Miracle Team" as Coach Jack Moulton called it started weak and slow and ended strong and State winners. The progressive team started with defeats from Washington and Lincoln, took 4th in the Denver Invitational, missed the City Title by 2 points and ended the season with a team effort to capture the State Trophy. Seniors Andrew Chaney and Reggie Mines captured 4th and 7th places respectively in Moultons' third State Trophy in seven years. Next year's team will center around Robert Hunter and Steve Reyes. 62 �CROSS COUNTRY STAN DINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 61 76 81 97 101 East Denver Pueblo South Pueblo Central George Washington Lincoln Arvada Longmont Jefferson Ranum Boulder 114 138 180 198 210 "V" ROSTER Darrell Eversman Andrew Chaney Steve Reyes Mark Walker Reggie Mines Robert Hunter COACH Jack Moulton East High runners sprint for position as the gun signals the start. Andrew Chaney (left) shows determination as he finishes first. Coach Jack Moulton (above) talks over strategy to Chaney and Reggie Mines. (right) Junior Robert Hunter and experienced Darrell Eversman sprint past competition. 63 �East Hoopsters Headed "Down" Court Leading prep scorer, Greg Lovato (20), puts in two before defenders (above). 64 The East cagers headed into league play with a two win, four loss record. At Aurora Hinkley East found a lack of free-throw shooting detrimental in defeat 69-65. Again at Greeley Central the Cherubs lost a close game 77-70. In the Pueblo Tournament, which in past years East has dominated, the Angels were somewhat weak. First to the highly ranked Pueblo Central, 81-72, then to Lincoln, 67-43. In the last game of the tourney East won its first to Denver South while displaying a well balanced attack. In league action the Cherubs lost a heartbreaker to Manual. After being behind 3021 at halftime the Angels came back to tie the game, only to lose 56-54. The Washington game found an inspired East team. After a 16-3 Patriot lead, the Angels came back to a 25-all halftime tie and then went on to win 57-55. Leaping high over the defense of Lincoln John McNair ( 34) attempts a jump shot. (below) �Darrell Anderson (24) soars high to out-bound Lincoln defenders (above) as Bart Weiss ( 42) and Greg Lovato ( 20) await the outcome. Greg Lovato (below) brings the ball down court while the offense gets in position . Bart Weiss (right) controls a tip-out as Darrell Anderson readies for the ball. An opponent attempts in vain to out bound Bart Weiss (below) . ROSTER Anderson, Darrell Broderick, Bernie Craft, Don Crane, Anthony Lovato, Greg Mann, Gerry McNair, John Pace, Bruce Smith, Marvin Van Natter, Tony Weiss, Bart Whittington, Rayfield Wilson, Gary Write, Bill Young, Paul 65 �Cagers Rebound to Victory Beginning East's midseason games was an upsetting defeat by North. The Vikings managed to surpass the Angels with the final score 64 to 42. This loss apparently had no effect on the team's spirit. They returned the following week to overpower Lincoln for our second win of the season. Senior, John McNair, gave one of his most outstanding performances that night contributing greatly to the score; East 59, Lincoln 57. Coleman's team later went on to defeat Lakewood 60 to 50 in a non-league game but hit an obstacle in their game against T. J. East suffered when the Spartans slid by them leaving the score 77 to 67. Coach Paul Coleman inspires the Angel team during a time-out. Bart Weiss baffles the Lincoln team by recovering the ball over the heads of two Lancers (center). (below) 66 �Showing excellent form, John McNair (left) sinks a jump shot. Blll Wright (below) baskets a high arching free throw. 67 �STANDINGS Won lost Manual West Kennedy North EAST Washington lincoln Jefferson South Sophomore Marvin Smith tips in a missed shot while Greg Lovato and Bill Wright get in good rebounding positions. Junior Dave Goens gets off a clean jump shot over the outstretched arm of West's big center. 68 7 6 5 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 4 5 5 5 5 6 �Dribblers Choke The Cherubs dropped a game to a strong Kennedy team but sprang back with a fine showing against South, winning in the final quarter by two close points. In the last game of league play the Angels battled second place West. We led the scoring throughout the second and third quarters only to fall short in the final period. The juniors particularly came on strong in the victory over South and the bare loss to West raising East's hopes for next year's tournament. Marvin "Sk1p" Smith caps a successful fast break with an easy lay-up. All<ity player Greg Lovato steals a valuable rebound away from a Kennedy player. (Below), guards Paul Young, and Greg Lovato bring the ball down court. 69 �J. V.'s Style Promising ROSTER Bernie Broderick Anthony Crane David Goens Matt Jackson Jerry Mann Bruce Pace Chris Schilt Marvin Smith Craig Stevens Tony Van Natter Rayfield Whittington Gary Wilson Anthony Crane ( 44) jumps high to pull down a rebound A one-hander by Tony Van Natter ( 15) gives East two points Readying for a rebound are Anthony Crane (44) and Jerry Mann (50) as Mall Jackson (32) awaits out-time. 70 �Shophs Shoot Successfully ROSTER Dave Mullins puts in two in the eye of the defender. Jim Blanas Calvin Dacus Rudy Carey Daryl Fields David Green Greg Hudley Jack James Fred Kmlaw David Knowles Chris Larson David Mullins Bill Rauschklob Wayne Robertson Tom Speicher Wilson Stafford Melvin Washington Hank Wierman Rudy Carey displays his open court ability (above). Wayne Robertson (53) snarts a rebound as Fred Kinlaw (45) looks on . 71 �Steve Wolcott wards off a pin in the last few seconds of a match . Matmen Materialize The East High matmen had their best season in six years, defeating West, Manual, Kennedy, and Thomas Jefferson. The first match against Lincoln was a demoralizing defeat, but the team bounced back maintaining high spirits for the rest of the season. Highlighting the team's season was a wrestling match between the Japanese Champions and representatives from most of the Denver area schools. Larry Streno, East's heavyweight wrestler, was selected to be on the Denver team . Defeating his opponent by a score of 6-1, Larry was the only member of the Denver team to win his match. Another outstanding member of the team was Howard Hill, a junior. Howard represented us in the State Meet and managed to capture third place over opponents from Lamar, Loveland, Littleton, and Grand Junction. Howard is the first East wrestler to reach the state finals and place in state since 1960. Straining to stay on top, Howard Hill ga ins riding points. 72 �ROSTER Sam Bacino David Byran Gary Buckstein Jim Chambers Kelvin Conner Donald Dawkins Dan1el DiProfio Frank Garcia Harry Goens Byron Jackson Alvin Hawkins Howard Hill Jim Howard Ronald Littleton Darrell Madsen Wayne Matsuda Anthony Morrow D.Nady Lonnie Nieto Dale Parker Ricky Partiridge James Philips Val Pierre Ron Quintia Steven Schutz Bob Streno Larry Streno Nick Streno Daniel Swartz David Taylor Ronald Walton Steven Wolcott Coaches: Jim Coleman Kirk Hinderlider Coach, Kirk Hinderlider, gives moral support to East's Harry Goens. Ricky Partridge easily defeats a Commander. 73 �STANDINGS Won Lost Wash ington Jefferson Kennedy South lincoln EAST North Manual West 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Splinter Wrenn shows the aesthetic value of the butterfly. Former East swimmer Tim Greer inspires the team as AII.State Mike Hardy concentrates on his upcoming event. Swimmers Dip To Sixth This year the Angel swim team slipped to sixth place but still managed to place fourth in the Denver Public High School Athletic League Relays . Out of twenty-five contestants in the D.U. Invitational, the Cherubs landed in tenth place. East was fortunate to have two swimmers, Marshall Greene and Mike Hardy, competing in the All-State Meet. With only seven seniors on the squad the swimming team faced the unglamorous task of rebuilding itself this year. The young team was compiled of two outstanding sophomores, Mark Naylor, and Dennis Febinger, and juniors, Bill Baker, Eddie Wos, and Scott Sedar. Rounding out the squad were seniors, Bob Chessen, Charley DeWitt, Marshall Greene, Mike Hardy, Splinter Wrenn, Nick Ervin, and Rich Thaemert. Besides competing with the Denver area schools the swim team traveled to Colorado Springs and Littleton for non-league meets . 74 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 �Bill Baker displays excellent form as he executes the difficult half-gainer. Anchorman Nick Ervin gets into position for a fast start in the medley relay. With concern, Coach Clarkson anticipates the result of an approaching event. ROSTER Baker, Bill Chessen, Bob DeWitt, Charles Ervin, Nick Falkenberg, John Febinger, Dennis Fuller, Bruce Greene, Marshall Hardy, Mike Hobbs, Mike Hooker, Tom Hunt, Ken Jordan, Kent Lehr, David Lubischer, Rich Methner, Bruce Naylor, Mark Sedar, Scott Thaemert, Richard Wos, Eddie Wrenn, Splinter Van Buskirk, David Coach: Mr. Clarkson 75 �Gymnast, Bill Jent, completes a front toss . ROSTER Joel Butler Tom Cameron Joe Croes John Deep Dennis Febinger Bob Holmes Bill Jent Felton Johnson Mike Hannibal Nick Kraft Tom McElroy Brad Moses Earl Mosley Mark Naylor Ron Quintia Clem Schaefer Darryl Simpson Don Warren Coach : Bill Holmes Mike Hannibal runs through some stunts during a practice session. 76 �Joel Butler practices on the rings. Gymnasts Grasp for Greatness East's gymnastics team looked forward to a promising season with a strong team comprised of seniors, Joel Butler, Joe Croes, Nike Hannibal, Brad Moses, Earl Mosley, and Clem Schaefer, juniors, Bill Jent, Bob Holmes, and Felton Johnson, and sophomores, Tom Cameron, John Deep, Dennis Febinger, Nick Kraft, Tom McElroy, Mark Naylor, Ron Quintia, and Darryl Simpson. Besides competing with the Denver area schools the Angels met teams from Westminster and other suburban schools. Early morning hours were spent in preparation for the league meets and city and state. Example of form and grace, Mark Naylor performs on the trampol ine . 77 �Lance Scrivne r snags a foul t ip putt ing another batter out. Batters Bag Ball East's Varsity Baseball team had a rough break in their first game of the season losing to the North Vikings. With the encouragement and experience of their coach, Cliff Olin, the team bounced back the following week to split a doubleheader with the first place Washington team. Outstanding play was displayed by pitcher, Dave Edwards, and catcher, Lance Scrivner who's batting average soared into the 400's during season play. Dave Edwards (above ) crumples to the ground after being hit by a bean ball which hospitalized him for two days . Neal Stafford ( above, middle ) takes a lead, watching for a pass ball . Clean up hitter Bernie Broderick ( right ) watches the action with concern . 78 �Dave Edwards (above) strains for a curve ball as Mall Jackson crouches in ready await. Fine center fielder Jim Casebolt (left) starts to swing . (Above) Senior Vic Roberson, swift left fielder, gets much needed hit against South. John "Pineapple" Canono ( nght) gel another solid single. 79 �Angels Steal Third In the second half of the season, the Angels went on to defeat South twice. In a double-header with the highly ranked Kennedy, the games were split; one win, one loss. Another highlight of the season was an extra inning showdown with the West Cowboys ending in a 5-4 victory for the Angels. Vic Roberson (above) gets the worst of it at third . After a close play at home Lance Scrivner tries to pick off a runner at first (middle). D Nady, the big one, has a few choice words for the umpire (below) as usual. Dan Broderick, John Canono, and Randy Keto watch another lost game (below) . �ROSTER Bacono, Sam Be ierle, Mike Bugarin, Gary Carranco, Nick Chambers, Jim Godon, Dave Johnston, Chris Kenealy, Pat Mullins, Dave Nakajima, Mark Rauschkolb, Bill Reynolds, John Roberson, Wayne Staffork, Wilson Tsutsui, Dean Washington, Melvin Sluggers Defeat East's Sophomores began the season well with their victory over North. The doubleheader with Washington went into extra inning in which the Angels lost by only one run . Discouraged by their cheated victory, they lost the last half of the doubleheader. The game with West High introduced a series of losses to West, Kennedy, and T.J. The team then bounced back with brilliant victories over South, Lincoln, and Jefferson. Sam Bacino, (top, left) third baseman, tags out a T. J. opponent. Wilson Stafford (above, middle) takes a lead off first base. Catcher Dave Godin (above) receives a blistering fast ball. Coach Robert Paul (left) eyes the opposing pitcher. 81 �Bob Baird, junior, shows high Darrell Eversman gets the baton from Chaney in a winning two-mile relay. 82 promise in the discus. Bob Hunter finishes strong in anchoring the mile relay. �Hunter and Murphy exchange the baton in a mile relay. Runners Finish Strong Coaches Hinderlider and Moulton discuss the outcome of the C. U. relays. Mark Walker, one of the best milers in the state, sprints to victory. 83 �Bill Wright prepares for a race in all types of weather. Bill was highly successful in the low hurdles . Coach Jack Moulton reminisces the results of past track meets. Trackmen Pursue Victory With Jack Moulton's final track season ending, an impressive record accompanies his retirement. While coaching cross country his teams took state in 1963, 1964 and 1967. His track teams took state in 1964, 1965 and 1966, while placing high in other years. In his seven years at East, Jack Moulton has been one of the most successful, as well as dedicated, coaches East has ever had. 84 �Andrew Chaney runs . • See Andy run. Chaney hands off to Rod Frev, as the mile relay takes a first. Ken Murphy breaks the tape as Mark Walker cheers him on. TRACK Ausbie, enneth Ba·rd, Bob Berry, Magellan Hunter, Bob Jackson, Bruce Jones, Alvin Blakely, Chauncey Kraft, Don Brooks, Ocie Caldwell, Greg McClellan, Mike Chaney, Andrew Collins, Ronald Comer, Wilford Compean, Fred Cox, K~rt Da1ley, Myron D1c ens, Darrell Echard!, Eugene Eversman, Darrell Fe1 bert, Derek Ftl z, Nathan Frey, Rod Gates, Jack Gomez, Kevin Goens, David Gray, Tom Grier, Rod Guest, Lloyd McDaniel, Billy McFarland, Alfred McGee, David Mann, Gerald Manzanares, Tony Mines, Reg Morrow, Anthony Murphy, enneth Parker, Eri Parks, Michael Peters, Gregory Rapp, Rodger Rees, Bill Reyes, Steve Rivers, Glenn Rogers, Tony Sheehan, Darrell Stevens, Keith Syrus, Royce Hall, Bennie Haynes, Elmer Taylor, David Hawkins, Alvin Whittington, Ray Hosack, Tom Hudgens, James Wnght, Bill Walker, Mark COACH : Jack Moulton Hudley, Greg 85 ��Clubs Broadening Interests through Participation. 87 �At an early morning meeting, " D" Club members display their interest in a current project. Outstanding Athletes Support School Lettermen from all of the sports that East participates in make up "D" Club. Each year they help promote school spirit through athletics. Money for their equipment, uniforms, and transportation was raised by members through the selling of athletic tickets. This year, team members attended C.U. and Bronco football games to gain points to add to their style on the playing field. "D" Club varied their club's activities when they sponsored a midyear dance. President Lance Scrivner looks over "D" Club agenda. 88 �White Jackets Encourage Spirit East's pep club, White Jackets, boosted school spirit through the year by encouraging and cheering on our Big Red teams. Interested junior and senior girls made up White Jackets, who devoted much of their time and energy to supporting the teams. The FatherDaughter Banquet was sponsored by the White Jackets mid-year, and the participation in the Veteran's Day parade, were all a part of the White Jackets' activities. The Homecoming drill, "HAPPINESS IS ... ", was presented during the half-time of the East-Thomas Jefferson game. A Spring Banquet with the initiation of the new officers ended the pep club's activities. White Jackets show their enthusiasm at an East game. During the Homecoming drill, "HAPPINESS IS ... ", White Jackets salute opponent Thomas Jefferson. 89 �Seraph Sister Judy Thaemert proudly displays the club's emblem at annual ICC Assembly. Seraphs Watch Over Angels East was again proud of its honorary girls' service club, Seraph Sisters. The Seraph Dance in the Fall was an exciting success, following the theme of "Underwater Grotto". The faculty enjoyed the annual dessert honoring them, given by the club. Seraphs sponsored the Mother-Daughter luncheon in the spring as well as presenting the traditional Senior Girls' Award assembly. A year long project was to offer services as tutors to students desiring such aid. Sponsor Mrs. Anne Broad and president Kathy Gilbert go over the agenda for the next meeting. Mr. Colwell checks up on Seraph Sisters' planned activities. �Pre-Law Pays Up New Pre-Law members began this year in Judge Phillip Gilliam's courtr.oom with the semi-annual initiation trials. Since then the club has been able to enjoy many interesting speakers at its meetings, including controversial Detective John Gray and a speaker on draft laws. The annual Woodbury contest was greatly enhanced by its ushers, all Pre-Law members. In the spring, the club's annual Color Day extravaganza float was the object of many hours of preparation by devoted members. Peering cautiously into the treasurer's office, desperado Pre· Law members prepare to enter (above right). With a sudden burst they storm into the room (above left) cornering innocent treasurer, Miss Jeannie Marr. The Pre-Law treasury is no longer bare. 91 �Skiers Wedel to Vail Skeast took to the slopes this year at Arapahoe and Vail to improve their snowplowing, shussing and falls. The club sponsored ski buses each week to different ski resorts and members in good standing got a free bus ticket to the ski area of their choice. Many members took lessons under the direction of Willy Schaffer, of the Arapahoe Ski School. During the year, movies and lectures were given during the regular meeting held twice a month. Ski team members brought home several trophies from around the state. The year ended by a trip to Vail, which has become an annual project for East's skiers. Reynard Euwell (above) flies over a mogel demonstrating perfect control and (below) Molly Probst, Skeast president, takes a spill. �Aufste iger Rappels Aufsteiger took to the hills this year in Colorado, Wyoming and Mexico. The club tau~ht its members basic mountain rock climbing and every member was required to take a course in survival. The club operates its own mountain rescue team. Meetings were held every other week and lectures and films were shown. Amonq this year's speakers was Willy Olsed, a member of the Everest Climbing expedition who lectured on his experiences while climbing. The club sponsored several students in the Marathon to send East students to Mexico to help rebuild towns recently hit by earthquakes. Aufsteiger is affiliated with the Colorado Outward Bound School where many Aufsteiger members spend a month of their summer each year. Aufsteiger (above center) take a rest period during a weekend excursion into the Colorado mountains . An Aufsteiger member (right above) demonstrates the technique of rappelling and (below) a tubing break is taken by two members to cool off. 93 �Angelites show their unity at a morning practice. Janice Mitchell, lmesia Evans, and Sharon Jones listen to commands given by their captain. Angelites Parade A girls' drill team, the Angelites, was one of several new clubs charted this year. They represented East in parades and in other outside performances. Under the guidance of Miss Christina Ebel, the team practiced at least once a week during the school year to prepare for various activities. To raise money for the purchase of new uniforms, the Angelites sponsored a dance. 94 �Pre-Med Collects for Nepal The Pre-Med club, for those at East who have an interest in the medical field, had an active and fulfilling year. Starting off the club's year was a banquet with lecturer Dr. Dyke from the University Of Colorado Medical Center. He spoke of the primitive medical methods in South America. Collecting used postage stamps to buy tuberculosis vaccine for children in Nepal was a major project. A tour of Fort Logan Mental Hospital, the University of Colorado Medical Center and animal research laboratory were several of their projects as well as medical films and a party for a nursing house. They also had a psychologist arid an intern as guest speakers at club meetings. Guest lecturer Dr. Dyke speaks on primitive medicine in South America . Pre-Med members laugh at an amusing statement made by their president at a banquet held early in the year. 95 �Each penny is carefully counted w ith a grand tota l of $160. After a hard night' s work Joel Butler and Beth Fisher converse. Key Clu Alone with its annual production of the EKey, Key Club again involved itself in many service projects through the year. Halloween provided an opportunity to collect $160 for UNICEF with Tri-Hi-Y. The boys of a west Denver boy's home were enl ighted with a Christmas party given in their honor. The Class of '68 enjoyed the showing of last year's Senior films by the club at Senior Return in December . Another project provided a scholarship to a student showing high ideals in serving the school and the commun ity- those ideals wh ich Key Club endeavors to promote. President, Phil Mitsis, ex presses ha ppiness as he hea rs the encouraging results of his efforts. 96 �Members Jean Schilt and Sandy Deutsch, as always, dress appropriately for the occasion. Tri-Hi-Y UNICEF Tri-Hi-Y, being associated with the YMCA, is a Christian oriented club promoting ideals throughout the club and community. Again this year the club attended a church of a different denomination each month along with a monthly service project. East's five exchange students formed a panel and provided interesting and stimulating answers to questions asked by the club members about their own countires . Tri-Hi-Y also did its part in the collection on Halloween for UNICEF. Foreign exchange students Steve Siewert of Scotland, Lena Petersson and Kerstin Johansson of Sweden, ponder over questions asked by club members. 97 �Countries Captivate IR Members of the International Relations Club had the opportunity to learn about people all over the globe. Throughout the year, IRC had speakers to inform members on other countries and organizations. Club members attended conferences held at other schools and sponsored a conference on Africa late in the year. Pot-luck dinners were given throughout the year with the food representing that of nations around the world. lynda Fujimoto (left) explains her trip to Guatemala to IRC members. (Below) A guest speaker captivates the members at one of their meetings. 98 �Symposium Expounds Symposium members were given the chance to discuss all topics, from international problems to books read by the club as a group, to stimulate thought. Debating various issues and discussing various topics is the purpose of Symposium, and "think outs" were held throughout the year to provide time for discussion. Ruthann Roundtree leads a discussion on modern art. FLC Entertains AFS The Foreign Language Club, in which interested students learn of the cultures and languages of foreign lands, began its year with a Christmas party for East's AFS foreign exchange students. The members had successful fund raising projects during the year. A report on the Mexican clean-up project, given by several members who attended, highlighted the year. Films about travel and two banquets were also held this past year. Mike Crownover thinks of last minute preparations for an FlC mee1ing. �President Chuck Smith tests the fortitude of his head. Karate Kicks Back East students again practiced the ancient Korean art of self defense in the Karate Club. The many years of application necessary to master this technique pay off as club members demonstrate by their proficiency and readiness in this complicated method of weaponless defense. President Chuck Smith tests the fortitude of Ed Banks (/eft). 100 �Folklore Frets Folklore Club provided an opportunity for members to see such celebrated musicians as Pete Seeger, ian and Sylvia, and Judy Collins in concert. However, more important was a chance for them to play and perform for each other. The club conducted guitar lessons and hootenannies frequently throughout the year. Members enjoyed working with representatives of the Denver Folklore Center who helped and entertained the club. larry loeb strums and sings (left) look on (below). as lethargic club members 101 �ICC Eyes the Future Inter-Club Council, which is an organization of club presidents, met to present beneficial club projects and to discuss club problems. The various clubs took part in the sophomore orientation assembly that was sponsored by ICC, and held open houses to encourage prospective members to join their club. Members of clubs learned about leadership, its problems, and procedures at the Leadership Conference. The Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by ICC in February, was highlighted by the crowning of the Sweetheart Couple. The outstanding member of each club was honored at a spring banquet. ICC president, Ray Robert, (right) contemplates a suggestion. (Below ) Walter Greenberg and Phil Mitsis give their altention to a speaker at the leadership Conference. 102 �Red Cross Sends Toys Aiding people in various ways made Red Cross' activities through the year successful. For the children in Viet Nam, the club filled bags with toys and clothing to send to them for their New Year. Halloween gave the members a chance to take the younger boys of Clayton College trick-or-treating, which proved to be fun for everyone. As an annual project, Red Cross collected toys for the Santa Claus Shop. This year they had a toy drive and an Early Bird Dance to help with the collection. For their Christmas project, the club made food baskets for families of servicemen. Volunteers from the club were sent to work in the emergency room at Denver General Hospital. Recognition of Red Cross Youth Volunteers who had worked during the summer was another activity of the club. President Sally Rose calls a Red Cross meetrng to order. (right) Red Cross members (below) perform in "Sara Barton's BAND-AID" for the sophomore orientation assembly. �Nancy Rigg and - Sally Rose anx iously awa it the a rrival of Governor George Romney. TAR 's Tarry at Conventions High school Republicans can find their place in the Teen Age Republican's Club at East. This year the club sent delegates to several important conventions . Among them was the Western State Republican Conference at which members were able to meet such great politicians as Governor George Romney, and Senators Everett Dirksen, and Charles Percy. Members Sally Rose and Nancy Rigg also had the opportunity to interview former Senator, Barry Goldwater for a radio program . Attending the state TAR's convention and acting as pages for other state conventions completed the club's activities. Renown politicians Governor George Romney (top ), Senator Charles Percy ( middle ), and Senator Everett Dirkse n (b otto m ), speak eloquently for western state Republ icans. 104 �Officers, Tom Grey, and Alan lamb are startled as they see an intruder arrive. Dems Grow Demoniac President, Alan lamb indicates the major activities for the year. A favorite pastime for the Teen Dems this year were lively discussions on major political problems of today. Attending conventions helped give members a better sense of their political party's platform. Often Teen Dems and TAR's became involved in minor skirmishes such as the one pictured below. The intruder (devout Republican, Chris Watson) is suddenly attacked by sinister Teen Dem officers. 105 �Latin Americans Aid Mexico Students interested in promoting and learning about the culture of the South Americans are members of the Latin American club. The highlight of this year's activities was its participation in a project to send students to Mexico during Christmas vacation to help a disaster stricken town. To raise money for this project the club sponsored a Mexican dinner and a marathon with several other East clubs. A frequent and enjoyable activity of the club was a monthly Friday evening dance at the YMCA. Mary Trujillo, president, and Ralph Harrison demonstrate a new dance. Members anxiously await admossion to the dance. 106 �Walter Garnett prepares his camera before going on a shooting spree. Camera Club Shoots for Perfection To learn new camera techniques, and to gain practice in shooting pictures, is the prime purpose of the Camera Club. The club was organized for -those students who enjoy photography as a hobby and also for those who plan on a career in this field. With the aid of the sponsor, Mr. Michael McDanal, club members also were exposed to different methods of lighting and developing. Mr. Michael McDanal (standing right) offers useful pointers to photographers . 107 �FTA members Sandy leerskov, Debbie Blair, and Daphne McGee (above) sell candy to help the club sponsor a $50 scholarship. Joyce Johnson, Mary Wayne, and Charlayne Murrell make final plans before giving teachers apples on "Teacher Appreciation Day." (below) FTA Aids 1n Peru The Future Teachers of America club is for students interested in the profession of teaching. It gives the members prevocational information and experience. Among FT A's activities was assisting with "Back to School Night" and other PTA functions. The members attended the CEA Convention, and had organized trips to various Colorado colleges. Denver Classroom Teachers Association gives two $500 scholarships to two outstanding seniors in the high school FTAs. Members who wanted to complete for this were interviewed. This year among their regular activities, FT A gave a $50 scholarship to their outstanding senior member. Also, former Head Girl Patty Reagan was given materials to assist her in teaching English to girls in Peru. 108 �Counterpoints Tune-ln Counterpoints, a club devoted to the appreciation and understanding of music, enjoyed an interesting year. As a first project, members sold tickets to the opera II Trovatore. During the Christmas season, they made stockings for the children at the George Washington Carver Nursery. The club also attended musicals as a group, and had several guest performances during the year. Gulcin Acemi, (left), foreign exchange student from Turkey, plays a native instrument, the saz, for Counterpoints' members. (below) Members enjoy a meeting with a guest performer. �Hi-Y Heightens Youth Image Service to the community in the form of active participation is characteristic of each member of Hi-Y. This year the club's efforts were centered around a national project, Youth of ·Government. Through attending conventions in Boulder and Denver, East's delegates obtained the experience of serving in a governmental atmosphere. During the summer the club worked with young underprivileged boys and bought toys for them at Christmas. As always, the club actively participated in the Color Day festivities. Recognizing a suggestion from Kelvin Smith (above left), Jerome Anglin, president, expresses apprehension. Hi·Y mem· bers work co-operatively with their sponsor from the East Denver YMCA (/eft). 110 �Deco Learns by Doing Many East students can still remember the delectable doughnuts which were on sale at the beginning of this year. Deca members worked hard to get the money they earned through this sale. With it they were able to send delegates to several Distributive Education conventions; the District Convention at the Brown Palace, the State Convention in Colorado Springs, and the National in Chicago. At these conventions they learned new ideas about retailing and merchandising, the career which each member wishes to pursue. Chris Bachman pauses for a brief rest while taking Distributive Education final exam as Kathy Barton asks help from Mr. Hollingsworth. (/eft) Artists Sketch for School East students were able to send Christmas cards with a personal touch this yea·r, made for them by the Art Club. Along with this, their main project, the club was able to make money by selling their own works in an exhibit. A sketching trip involved participation from the entire club. Praising a finished project are its creators, Sandi Nelms and Robb Craig (right). Mr. Ott, Art Club sponsor, criticizes sketches of Linda McElroy, president (below). �laCrosse Attacks City The East High LaCrosse team, under the coaching of Mr. George Brown and the sponsorship of Mr. Jim Owens, has been an active, competitive sport for the last four years. Throughout the spring the members competed against South, George Washington and other league teams . Practice was held during the late winter months with physical fitness as well as technique encouraged. Meetings were held where anyone who wanted to join was encouraged to do so. Although the sport is not considered an official minor sport at East, the victories won brought pride to the school. Last year the team took second in City. (Above) Chris Phelps and Coach George Brown show Chris larson and Jim Minton the right hand posit ion for a lacrosse stick. (Below) Greg MacDougall and Splinter Wrenn work out before a weekly practice. McGregor Rhodes (above) goes out for a catch to start a scrimmage game at Congress Park. 112 �Model Teens Charms VVay Through Year A fall potluck for new members opened up the school year for Model Teens . In December the club sponsored a boy's panel, with a group of East's boys answering questions . Model Teens also set up a fashion clinic for the first time in midyear and started projects to include members as well as all other girls at East. Several guest speakers spoke at meetings, among them a lecturer from Power's Modeling School and from Penny's. A fashion show in the spring rounded out the project-filled year for Model Teens. Sally Wade, Model Teens president, enjoys the fall potluck for new members . Members treat themselves to good food at the Model Teens first official activity of the year. 113 �Dancers Delight The purpose of Orchesis, the girls dancing club, is to produce creativity through expression and movement, and to express feelings through dancing . Orchesis met once a week to prepare for their various activities . In midyear they presented a Dance Assembly for the girls of East. An all-school meeting which included all the Denver schools, provided the opportunity for the girls to perform for each other, and to learn new ideas. Members of Orchesis display good form . (above) Carmen Henderson captures a graceful form . 114 (below) �Chessmen Knight Success Chess Club, whose purpose is to promote the game of chess, met once a week to play, practice, and perfect their game. Included in their year was an inter-club tournament. Members played intently until checkmating their opponents. Also Chess Club held tournaments with several other schoo1s, winning some and losing some. Tom Barber awaits the move of his opponent. Bob Petri and Dan Swartz concentraTe on their next bid. Club Seeks to Bridge Success Every two weeks marked a meeting of Bridge Club. To begin their year of activities an informal tournament was held with George Washington's Bridge Club where members played cleverly. The annual Christmas party for former members, which is in connection with Senior Return, proved to be fun for all. In the spring their annual student-teacher game became heated competition with witted students playing their best. 11 5 �Bowlers Strike The girl's bowling club, though not competitive, enjoyed their favorite hobby by bowling together every Tuesday at Dalia Lanes. The members had excellent instructors and learned to improve their skill for obtaining a winning game. By practice the girls saw how their game improved from the first of the year to the last. The bowlers competed against each other for top scores and winners received trophies which were presented at a banquet at t he end of the year. A bowler shows good form as she attempts to make a strike. Determination and skill help a Rifflette shoot a high score. Riflettes Hit the Target Riflettes competed between schools in marksmenship contests. New members learned to shoot a .22 caliber rifle and old members learned techniques on improving their proficiency with guns. The East High Riflettes Drill Team performed for outside organizations. During practice sessions members learned firearm safety and planned activities and projects for the year. One such project was a dance during the second semester. 116 �Club members attend a regular after school meeting, with an added surprise-guest speakers. Two Continental Airline stewardesses talked to Y-Teens about etiquette. Y-Teens Collect Y-Teens, who are affiliated with the YWCA, had many activities this past year. The club's purpose is to better young women and give service to the community. They visited different churches throughout the year, had special guest speakers, such as two Continental Airlines stewardesses, and participated in the Y-Teen Convention. The club collected money for the United Way and spent a day with orphans as service projects. 11 7 �Members read verses from Caesar at their annual banquet. League Learns Latin Interest in Ancient Roman Customs and the Latin language is common to all members of the Junior Classical League. East's J.C.L. began its activities by providing Thanksgiving dinners for poor Denver families . On December nineteenth the traditional lo Saturnalia celebration was held and in the spring members participated in Latin Week. Winners of the Virgil Medal for excellence in the Latin language were honored at a classical Roman banquet. The Classical ph ilosoph ies of Cicero a nd Virgil are contemplated by latin scholar, Karle Seydel. 118 �Knit-Wits Make Stitch in Time Persons desiring to learn the complicated techniques of good knitting have an opportunity to do so in the Knit Wits. Members enenjoyed many knitting parties at which red and white stocking hats were made for the Angels Basketball team. A Daffy Apple sale helped defray the cost of these traditional hats. President, Dolores Nelson, enjoys demonstrating new stitches for new mem· bers. Proper hand position is important for perfect ion in knitting. 11 9 �Speech Spurs Spirit The Speech Club, affiliated with the National Forensic League, led its members to victory at speech meets around the city this year to bring several trophies to East. The club is made up of students from speech and drama classes, as well as just interested students in speech. To be a member a certain number of points were necessary. These points were earned by participation in meetings and meets. Speech teams were coached by Mrs. Carol Strickland. Tom Meckley, Pet Gatseos, and Hil Margolin can't resist getting in the act as Pat Seymour delivers a humorous interpretation. (right ) Judy Coffee and Cynthia Carracasis never turn down an opportunity to debate, and Denise Furgason is caught in the middle of it. (below) �(above) A scene is rechecked by players during dress rehearsal. John Brooks and John Bonsib are in the act of leaving during this scene from " My Three Angels". (below) East Soars With "My Three Ange Is " East Side Players gave its members the opportunity to work not only with the acting aspect of the dramatic field, but also the make-up, costume, and production side. The members put on the fall play of "My Three Angels" by Sam and Stella Spewack. A children's theater also was performed for the elementary schools in the city. To raise money the club held its annual pickle sale. At meetings, classes, and workshops in the fields of directing, producing, and over-all development of a play, students learned what goes into a play. Meetings also included guest speakers and a reading theater. 121 �Euclidian-Computer Join Brains Euclidian and Computer clubs joined this year to become one organization interested in Science and Mathematics . During the year members learned how to work with computers. Meetings were held with guest speakers who lectured on the fundamentals of the fields connected with Science. One speaker was Professor Jack Cohen from Denver University, who talked on "The Infinity of the Universe." The cross circuits of a computer are shown (above) and tape reels are shown in action (above right). Ray Robert, president, presides over a meeting after school (/ower right) . 122 �Montage Promotes Diletants MONTAGE, East's student literary magazine, expresses the ideas of youthful diletants and other hopeful writers and artists. Essays, poems, stories and art work submitted by students are reviewed by the editorial staff. The best works are chosen and sent to the publications staff for printing and distribution. MONTAGE members are chosen for their superior talents in the field of literary productions. Members meet after school to discuss possible sales techniques and prepare the book which comes out in the spring. E£Lsts /itt::Y"tlry rna.g 71 n tcoo yon,Y' , clife Carolyn Allen (above right) displays MONTAGE sale poster to photographer. Mary Randall, Editor, and Kathy Gilbert (below) attend to vital matters concerning poster distribution. 123 ��Activities Enthusiasm A flame Of involvement 125 �Activities Calendar Orientation of New Teachers and Students........................... September 6 Howdy Day.......................... September 14 Colfax Code And Citizenship Day Assembly ............................ September 19 Sophomore Election Assembly. ............ October 3 Seraph Dance............................ October 7 Sophomore Party ....................... October 20 Back To School Night .................. November l Fall Sports Dance ...................... November 4 Thanksgiving Assembly............... November 22 Drama Club Play ...................... December 8 Junior Prom ........................... December 9 Christmas Assembly ................... December 20 Christmas Concert. .................... December 22 Senior Return ........................ December 22 Woodbury Oratorical Contest ............ January 10 Career Day ............................. January 16 Father -Daughter Banquet ..... . .......... January 25 Tower of Strength Assembly ............ February 9 Sweetheart Dance ..................... February 17 PTA Fashion Show .................... February 29, March 1, 2 All School Show ..................... March 22, 23 Wolcott Contest. .......................... April 15 Vocal Concert. ............................ April 26 Spring Concert .............................. May 1 Color Day ................................. May 10 Academic Awards Assembly............. May 20, 21 Senior Prom ............................... May 25 Senior Class Day........................... May 29 Graduation ................................. June 4 126 �127 �Learn To Lead R.O.T.C. training at East cultivates habits of discipline, orderliness, and precision. The cadet learns to respect constituted authority, patriotism, and is given insight into the life, methods, and training of a military man. R.O.T.C. encourages a high sense of personal honor along with responsibility, leadership, cooperation, and self discipline. An annual Federal inspection is held each year at which Army officers test the efficiency of the cadet. The various drill teams in R.O.T.C. participate in special assemblies, in addition to the weekly drills and inspections done in preparation for city and state drill competitions. BRUCE TAWARA Cadet Lt . Colonel East's R O.T C. is headed by Major Rex Dawson. DAVID NEIL Cadet Major TYRONE HILL Cadet Major JAMES BElLANTE Cadet 1st Lt. RALPH DICKERSON Cadet Captain 128 �Sergeant Parks studies the daily R.O.T.C. bulletin. Cadets James Bellante and John Kareski in the arms room, inspect two of the 200 rifles maintained by East's R.O.T.C. battalion. The East High R.O .T.C . presents the colors at the Veteran's Day parade. �Drill Team Attention~ East's girl's drill team, Honorary Cadets, is comprised of junior and senior girls who maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.0. They offer sevice to the school by doing secretarial work in the armory. Tuesday and Friday mornings are used for practicing drills which later aid them in the city and state competitions held each year at Washington Park and Boulder. This year under the guidance of Lieutenant Colonel Paige Plastina, the Honorary Cadets also participated in the Veterans Day Parade and the Memorial Day Parade. PAIGE PLASTINO lieutenant Colonel Master Sergeant Hart, ROTC instructor, discusses an assignment with Second lieutenant Denise Ferguson. 130 JUDY EGGLESTON JANNELLE WILKINS Major Major RANDY ELENBOGEN LORA WEISS Captain Captain �The Honorary Cadet Drill Team represents East in the Veterans Day Parade . Cadets Paige Plastino, Nancy Bohm, and Sherry Tenich (right to left), arrange instruction sheets which aid the ROTC instructors. Jannelle Wilkins watches as Lt. Colonel Paige Plastino calls th Drill Team to attention Ill �Early birds are wide awake listening to the soul sounds of the "Citations." Groovin' "George" performs during the Seraph Dance. Fish net, sea shells, flowers, airplanes, and an enchanted forest created the atmosphere for East's dances. Starting off the year was the traditional Seraph Dance entitled, "The Underwater Grotto". Following this was the Fall Sports Dance, "Anything Goes", sponsored by the ANGELUS and Spotlight staffs, the Junior Prom, "Through The Lo9king Glass", ICC's Sweetheart Dance, and the Senior Prom. "Anything Goes" went. �Music Assemblies Trudi Morrison (above ) , member of Concert Orchestra, diligently practices for their next performance. The Norad Band (above right) and the D.U. Symphonic Band (below) entertain Angels during an assembly . 133 �Musicians Merit Applause Music plays an integral part in all of East's functions . This year vocal groups highlighted many of our assemblies. Among them were the Thanksgiving, and Christmas programs. The Angelaires, a madrigal group, also participated in the school assemblies as well as the P.T.A. Fashion Show in the spring. The various instrumental organizations presented their own assemblies, participated in the Winter Music Festival, provided music for the All-School Show, and marched in the Color Day parade. In addition to all these activities East's vocal and instrumental groups also did their part in visiting the Denver area junior high schools to present programs. With the main hall as a stage , the Angelaires perform " Sunrise, Sunset." Concert Band 's brass section adds strong support to the total sound of the b and . Ronnie Washington concentrates on creating a living sound from the printed music. 134 �"I Am An American" is presented by Concert Choir in the traditional Tower of Strength assembly. Stage Band member, Robb Latham, produces a softer sound on his French Horn by using a mute. (above) Bass saxophone player, Eric Nance, works out a new number during the fourth hour band class. (right) 135 �The "Can-Can" from Orpheus sets the pace as eight dancers perform on French Street. (above) Chauncey Blakely (left) projects his excellent voice into the audience as he sings 'The Shadow of Your Smile!'. The drum duet of George Weber and Mike Hartman prov ides the rhythm for Main Street. 136 �''On the Street Where You Live'' East's All-School Show, "On The Street Where You Live," gave many talented students the opportunity to perform. Participating before the background created by the Art Service class, were the concert Choir and Angelaires singing a rousing arrangement of "Oklahoma" and recreating "The Rain in Spain" from the musical "My Fair Lady." Also highlighting the show was the singing of Chauncy Blakely, modern and jazz dance interpretation, and instrumental performances by George Weber and Mike Hartman on the drums and Kathleen Gilbert on the piano. Ken Wright belts out 'Jacob Jones' on his trumpet. Desiree Thalley dances to the accompaniment of the Angelaires singing, ' I Could Have Danced All Night'. Main Street is the scene as Bea1er Hamilton, Carol Bruso, and Roger Aydelott perform 'This is the Shape of Thongs'. 137 �Spotlight Meets Pressing Deadlines Under the sponsorship of Mr. Richard Nelson, Spotlight, the East High newspaper has served the student body by presenting news, facts, and opinions to the students in their triweekly editions. Pupils have an opportunity to be selected to the staff early each fall. Their acceptance is based on the ability to write a well constructed article and their knowledge of school events. As the school newspaper, Spotlight has tied the interests and activities of the students into an informative and interesting collection of news. Spotlight Editor, Chris Watson, chooses a headline for an article. Discussing a page layout with the printer are (left to right), Dan Chap· man, Rob Brown, Chris Watson, and Kenny Wohl. Sponsor, Mr. Richard Nelson, discusses a story with Barry Hadley, Page Editor. Mary Hallet types some copy for the next edition of Spotlight. 138 �Copy-Rewrite Editor, Kenny Wohl, and Page Editor, Dan Chapman, work on stories for Spotlight's next edition. News Editor, Rob Brown, chuckles over a humorous remark with Page Editor, Margy Heim. Preparing his page for printing is Gary Stern, Page Editor. �Exchange Students Open Doors to Understanding This year East was fortunate to have two foreign exchange students. They were Polly Bernard from France and Gulcin Acemi from Turkey. The exchange was made through the American Field Service program, whereby these foreign students have the opportunity to live with an American family, attend a public school, and from these broaden their knowledge of the American people. During their stay they experienced the various American sports; football, basketball, and baseball, as well as holidays in the American Tradition. Polly Bernard (left) and Gulcin Acemi (below) enjoy Christmas in the American tradition with their host families. 140 �Angie Noel gives incoming Angels their first look thr9ugh East and explains the importance of the bulletin cases. Old Angels Using a copy of ANGELUS to help show East to new sophomores, Kathy Waters tells them about traditions, sports and clubs . Orient New Cherubs Sophomore Orientation began the first week of August and continued until the beginning of the fall semester. The incoming sophomores were given a tour of the building, learned cheers from the cheerleaders, and were shown films of East's activities including Color Day and the Honorary Cadets. During the five hour session they were also informed of the school's traditions, ideals, government, and clubs. They later had the opportunity to ask questions. Orientation, which was incorporated into the school one year ago, has proven to be rewarding in aiding new students to adjust to and become familiar with East, as well as instilling enthusiasm for their sophomore year. Diane Fields distributes a copy of Spotlight to eager incoming sophomores. 141 �Delegates Assembl e Delegate Assembly is comprised of representatives from every first hour class. Its purpose is to serve as a link between the student body and government at East. This year, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Bragg, Delegate Assembly conducted a workshop for all of its members. The workshop helped each representative recognize the extent of his duties. Along with the workshop, Delegate Assembly also participated in furnishing the Senior Lounge and organizing the United Fund Drive. Trudi Morrison, weekly meeting . first semester president, Delegate Assembly members, Carol Perri II listen to a committee report. presides over Fisher, Gerry Mann and a Pam Gary Bouchier explains the new posters which Delegate Assembly used in their campaign against litter. Listening attentively to a suggestion for a project is second semester president, Jim Hahn. �Board Points Out Leaders hip The Activities Classification Board is responsible for seeing that the student positions are distributed evenly, according to the amount of leadership and time each position requires. The Board has been in existence at East for four years and has proved to be an effective one. It enforces the belief that one individual should not be allowed or obligated to carry too heavy a load of activities. Through the Points Board more students are able to hold a position of leadership and participate more in school activities. Mimi Hallet helps with a sign which announces an upcoming speak-out. The Classification Board, under the sponsorship of Mr. Bragg meets to discuss the percentage of leadership positions held by Angels. President, Shirley Gruenberg, presides over a meeting. 143 �A suggestion made by Mr. Bragg brings mixed reactions from the Council members. Head Girl, Council. Angie Noel, discusses problem facing Jannelle Wilkins, concerned over an idea presented during the meeting , anxiously awaits her chance to present a d ifferent idea . 144 �"To Instill the Ideas of Participation and Involvement . "Creative Citizenship" is the term which best exemplifies East's Student Council. With this as their theme the Student Council has worked, with the assistance of Mr. Arthur Bragg, to instill the ideas of participation and involvement in East's student body. Angie Noel, Head Girl, and Greg Diamond, Head Boy, have provided the leadership for such projects as the organization of Delegate Assembly, the Colfax Code, Sophomore Orientation, and Speak-Outs which were held every Friday during the lunch hours. Greg Diamond finds a Council member's comment humorous as he presides over a seventh hour meeting. Council members Neal Stafford and Mary Dallas, visitor Kathy Kunz, and Spotlight representative, Cincy Crabb contemplate the merit of a suggestion. 145 ���Paul Young, explains, in an assembly how an athlete's performance reflects the spirit of the crowd. Greg Alexander, a former member of Angelaires, performs during an assembly presented by the Doane College Vagabonds . During the Club's Assembly, Jan Bingaman appeals for students to join the Drama Club. 148 �Easts's foreign exchange students Gulcin Acemi, Steve Stewart and Lena Peters son (/eft to right) discuss the differences of our countries. Assemblies Convey Enthusiasm This year East offered . a number of assemblies aimed towards broadening the cultural and educational background of the students. A wide range of programs presented, including the introduction of the foreign exchange students, clubs, musical groups, debate teams, pep assemblies, class skits and previews of the school play added variety and aroused enthusiasm of the student body. Rounding out the year were the traditional Christmas, Thanksgiving, Wolcott and Woodbury assemblies. Sally Wade and Ray Robert take the oath ot ottice in an assembly 149 �An appearance of the Doan College Vagabonds enlightened one of the music assemplies . The enthusiasm of our cheerleaders during a pep assembly spread spirit throughout the student body. 150 Steve Olson stresses a point in his speech presented in the traditional Woodbury Declamations Contest. �Stage Crew Lights Up. East's stage crew has contributed greatly to the production of special school programs and events. The members of the stage crew, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Johnson, aid in providing lighting, sound, and preparing the stage for all assemblies and the All-School Show. Erecting platforms for bands, and creating light effects and sound of the school dances also requires the skill of the stage crew. Tom Allen adjusts a light prior to an assembly (above ). Tony Arroyo and Allen Burnett join forces to raise a beam of lights (above /eft) Making last minute adjustments behind the scenes is Don Cox . . • ,. • ( 151 �Let's Go, Angels! Representing good sportsmanship and school spirit are East's nine cheerleaders. They are chosen in the spring on their ability to perform the duties of a cheerleader. Sponsored by Miss June Smith, the girls meet once a week to practice. Their efforts are 'joined to promote school spirit by painting pep-posters, attending all school sports, and planning pep assemblies. The cheerleaders support East's teams and maintain the desire to win. Head cheerleader Debbie Heger raises Angel spirit at a football game. "V-1-C-T-0-R-YI That's the East High battle cry!" East High's 1967-6B cheerleaders are (left to right) Janice Townsend, Jolene Fukuhara, Pat Abe, Alison Ando, Debbie Heger, Michele Nuss, Mary Babbs, Carol Bruso, and Kacky Davis. 152 �East Has A Better Idea Spring and summer sportswear, evening gowns, and the newest look in skirts, dresses, and pantsuits were previewed in the annual P.T.A. Fashion Show, "East Has A Better Idea." The show was held in the Denver Dry Goods Tea Room for three days in order to raise money for the P.T.A. Scholarship. Not only were the senior girls able to model fashions but five boys were able to display the "In" look for young men's sports and dinner wear. The music of the East Angelaires added to the atmosphere of the occasion. Bart Brousard (above center) examines the midi dresses of Rayna Wright (left) and Diane Field (right). Modeling red and white Color Day dresses are (below left to right) Carol Bruso, Joni White •and Celeste Holmes. Debona ire Joel Walker (right) displays one of the spring's newest looks for the young man. 153 �Orators Continue Woodbury Tradition January 10, 1968 marked the ninety-fifth annual Woodbury Oratorical Contest, one of East's traditions which has been continued since 1875. This year the Woodbury medal was awarded to Edward Johnson, a senior, for his outstanding interpretation of Darrow's, "Against Capital Punishment." The seven other contenders for the medal were: Ray Robert, Steve Olson, E. Hil Margolin, Pete Gatseos, Joe Silver, Donald Meckley, and Gregory Diamond. The three judges, Mr. Justin W. Brierly, Dr. Louis Glorfeld, and Reverend George E. Burton, rated each of the speakers on their ability to interpret and recreate a moment in history. Ed Johnson (/eft) forcefully declares the evils of capital punishment in his winning oration. Don Meckley (above) and Joe Silver (below) dramatically present their Wood· bury entries . 154 �Coffee Captures Wolcott This year Judy Coffee's reading and interpretation of "A Piece of Steak" by Jack London won her the Eighty-ninth Annual Wolcott Public Sight Reading Contest on April 23, 1968. The seven other contestants competing this year were Jeanne Brooks, Denise Ferguson, Diane Randall, Cheryl Brink, Carol Atkinson, Allison Branscombe, and Mary Dallas. Judging these girls on their ability to capture the mood of the selection and their delivery were Mr. Ernest Pech, Mr. Carl I. Johnson, and the Reverend Hugh Mullins. Judy Coffee (above) takes her turn in the Eighty-ninth Wolcott Contest while Cheryl Brink, Allison Branscombe, and Carol Atkison watch. Conferring congratulations on the new winner, Judy Coffee, ar" the other Wolcott contestants. 155 �Students Speak Out Two years ago the "Speak Out" was developed to give all students the opportunity to voice their opinions and criticisms concerning the school. Since then the "Speak Out" has grown to be a major part of involving all students in East. Every Friday during the lunch hours, students are invited to go and voice not only their opinions about East, but also on a variety of topics concerning problems facing a person in society. Topics ranged from "Interracial Marriages" and "Race Relations" to speaking with the foreign exchange students from the surrounding Denver schools. 156 ��The junior float is created by (/eft to right) Sam Nelson, Allen Burnette, Tim Crow and Bernie Broderick. Kerstin Johansson and Chris O'Neil attend to vital matters at the senior float as Gulcin Acemi watches. Henry Ervin watches dejectedly the work going on at the senior float. 158 �Colors Capture Color Day Vivid colors were prominent for this year's Color Day floats, skits, state track meet and dance as East High presented "The Wonderful World of Color". "My Coloring Book", the Color Day parade, launched the day's activities. Following this was the presentation of the class skits, awards for the floats and skits, and the crowning of the May Queen. The theme of color was further stressed in the state track meet, "Flying Colors", and a dance "Turn on in Technicolor" sponsored by Pre-Law and White Jackets. Stuffing the junior float are (/eft to right) Cunningham. Kathy Waters, Linda Hart and Charolette Gulcin Acemi (above) concentrates on dressing "George". 159 �Senior Scholars Outstanding academic achievement and test scores are representative of the Senior Scholars. Each year senior students ranking in the upper four percent of the graduating class and maintaining a grade point average throughout their high school career of 3.85, are recognized for their scholastic excellence. These students are also lauded for their outstanding Scholastic Achievement Test scores. Each of the Senior Scholars must have received a combined verbal and math score of 1320 or above. 160 �Outstanding Senior Girls Awarded FRIENDLINESS Sally Wade BEST ALL AROUND GIRL Angie Noel COURTESY Vicki Nakashima COURTESY Toni Welch LEADERSHIP Trudi Morrison SENSE OF HUMOR Raquel Mayes POISE Marianne Ward DEP EN DAB ILITY Tina Garcia SPORTSMANSHIP Downey Hillmeyer SERVICE Diana Fields LOYALTY Susan Hart CHEERFULNESS Ann Bell lbl ��Royalty In subdued hues Former fantasy Becomes reality. 163 ��Angelus King and Queen Miss Becky Niemi Mr. Tom Speicher This year ANGELUS was privileged to have the renowned Flamenco dancer, Mr. Jose Greco, select the Angelus King and Queen. The King and Queen are a sophomore girl and boy chosen by a celebrity as being characteristic of the American youth today. Honored this year were M r. Tom Speicher and Miss Becky Niemi. Mr. Jose Greco 165 ��Seraph Dance An "Underwater Grotto," sponsored by the Seraph Sisters, was the setting for this year's first dance. The boy's gym was decorated with blue and green cheese-cloth curtains and crepe paper fish hung overhead to create an underwater atmosphere. "The George" set the mood with music. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Mr. Greg Lovato as Seraph King, by last year's king, Mr. Dan Westmoreland. Mr. Lovato was escorted by Miss Linda Powell. Two members of the popular band, "The George," perform their rendition of "Words of Love" (above). King Greg Lovato, (below) sits regally on his throne as Miss Powell stands near. Candidates for Seraph King are (left to right): Greg Lovato, Paul Young, Neal Stafford, George Weber, Greg Diamond, and Vic Roberson. 167 ��Queen, Janice Townsend and her escort, Tony Van Natter, enjoy first dance with royal court. Fall Sports Dance The main hall was alive with colorful :repe paper streamers and flowers for this year's Fall Sports Dance, "Anything Goes", sponsored by the ANGELUS and Spotlight staffs. A painted airplane in keeping with the theme, hung over the staircase from which the queen candidates descended. The "Dux" provided music for the night climaxed with the crowning of Fall Sports Queen, Miss Janice Townsend, escorted by Mr. Tony Van Natter. Present for the crowning was Miss Mary Brent, last year's queen. Fall Sports Queen Candidates are, (left to right) stand•ng: Mary Dallas and lynn Wierman, (s•tting), Diane Fields, Carol Bruso, Debbie Verduin, and Janice Townsend. 169 �The Junior Prom Queen candidates are, top left to right: Kathy Waters, linda Hart, Gena Owens, (boHom) Pat Carey, Cathi Cantrell, Debbie Porter, and (seated) Carol Cantrell. Junior Prom The enchanting world of "Through the Looking Glass" was the theme of this year's Junior Prom, given by the Junior Class. Colorful glittering trees were placed around the room and a mobile of huge playing cards was suspended over the dance floor. The crowning of "Alice" by last year's queen, Miss Michele Nuss, highlighted the evening. Miss Linda Hart escorted by Mr. Alan Woodard reigned from her mushroom throne. The "Kandy Store" provided music. The Queen of Hearts watches over the dancers in Wonderland. 170 ��Miss Sail Wade May Queen �May Queen Attendants May Queen at1endants are top row, left to right: Toni Welch, Diane Fields, Juli Krill, Sandra Nelms, and seated: Downy Hillmeyer, Tina Garcia , and Sally Wade. 173 �Senior Honorary Attendants are top to bottom, left to right: Janelle Wilkins, Lynda Fulimoto, Trudi Morrison, Sandy Deutsch, Kathy Markis, Jeanne Brooks, Beth Fisher, Pam Higgins, Kacky Davis, Lynn Wierman, and Joyce Harris. Honorary May Queen Attendants 174 �Sophomore Honorary Attendants are left to right Denise Jackson, Annette Hill , Linda Bell and seated, Jean Pryor. Members of the Court of Royalty are left to nght: Michelle Nuss, Linda Hart, and Janice Townsend. Lost •s Greg Lovato. Junior Honorary Attendants are top row, left to nght: Carol Cantrell, Alva Nelms, Sydney Danforth, Allison Ando, and seated, Kathy Waters and Janet Johns. 175 ��Sweetheart Dance Miss Diane Fields Mr. Bart Broussard Miss Betty Marshall Mr. William Jackson Miss Jean Pryor Mr. Wilson Stafford Miss Lynn Wierman Mr. Gregory Mac Dougall Miss Mary Dallas Mr. Neal Stafford Sweethearts Sydney and Reggie rest in their gazebo. 177 ��Album Seen as a mass, Yet each alone An individual �The sophomore class was priv ileged to have as their sponsors, Mrs . Elizabeth Jackson and Mr. John Timmons . Sophomore Student Council Outstanding students of the class of 1970 are the sophomore class officers (/eft to right) Jack James, Sue Hess, Denise Jackson, and Annette Hil l. STEWART HENRY JEAN PRYOR BETTY WYTIAS 180 �Sophomores Abbott, John Adams, Monica Augenstein, Marsh Aumiller, Roxie Baker, Jannifer Baxter, Jo Ellen Agnetti, Becky Aldridge, Susan Beauman, Toni Bell, Linda Bell, Mike Alexander, Denise Benton, Judy Alexander, Susan Ando, Chris Ashby, Rod Bidwell, Janet Biggs, Judy Bingaman, Jackie Blount, Sarah Ashley, Sandy Augenstein, Marie Bockh, Mike Bollacker, Lee Bonella, Mary Jane Bradford, Lori �Sophomores Brunton, John Buford, Larry Burlace, Thomas Burnett, Maggie Bustamante, Rudy Byars, Veda Campbell, Gwendolyn Carroll, Charla Chessen, Kay Colvin, Mike Connor, Kelvin Cook, Mary Cook, Yvonne Cooper, Jill Cooper, Naomi Cousins, Rennee <.:rawford, Jacqueline Crownover, Scott Crutchfield, Barbara Cumings, Sarah Dahlstrom, Zelia Davis, Carla Davis, Kyle Davis, Robbi Deep, John Dennis, Pia DeVries, Gladys Dickerson, Rebecca DiProfio, Dan Discoe, Kathy 182 �Donna, Linda Draper, Ida Dryden, Karen Dunn, Dan Evans, lmesia Fa lkenburg, John Gall, Janet Gallagher, lynne Faxon, Becky Febinger, Dennis Felton, laVonne Garcia, Charles Garcia, Cynthia Felton, Skip Fields, Daryle Fisher, Carol Flanagan, Steve Flores, lydia Forselius, Wendy Foster, Wallin Francis, Margot Franz, Nancy Garfunkle, Karen Garrett, Anita Garrett, Judy Gash, lee Gibbs, Cynthia Glentzer, David 183 �Goldsmith, Galen Goolsby, Cheryl Ann Gorman, Pat Grandy, Vicki Grano, Cheryl Gunells, Greg Greenburg, Betsy Gurtler, Joan Haas, Philly Haddock, Stephanie Hager, Margaret Hailey, Michael Hall, Pat Hall, Roberta Hallet, Nini Hamm, Shirley Hanatani, Joan Hansen, Dirk Hanson, Vicki Harris, Linda Harrison, Joanne Harrison, Ralph Hart, Bob Hartig, Helga Hawkins, Claudia Head, Cathy Hellen, Cynthia Henry, Stewart Hess, Susie Hill , Annette Holliman, Rhoda Holloway, Jan Hoskins, Therese Howard, Jim Hoyman, Sandy Hudson, Olivia 184 �Sophomores Hughes, Debbie Hunt, Eddie Innes, David Jackson, Denise James, Jack James, Tracy Johnson, David Johnson, Holly Johnson, Perry Johnston, Chris Jones, Kris Jones, Sandra Jordon, Kent Keller, Kathy Kemp, Karen Kennedy, Linda Knowles, Susan leaf, Mary Ellen Leahy, Rose lehr, Dave Lemaster, Steve levin, Jeff Levinson, Kenny loeb, larry 185 �love, Charmain Luedke, Robert Luers, David Lykins, Susan lyon, Jane Madsen, Darrell Mason, Anita Mayes , Marquilla Mayes, Valarie McCaa, Kim McCoy, Denise McCue, Geoff McDonald, Merry McDonald, Sue McElroy, Tom McGregor, Sally McGuire , Theresa Mcintosh , Paul McKinney, Deborah Medina, Mary Jo Meek, Cathy Mejia, Ivy Mersing , Susan Meyer, Renee Miller, Karen Miller, Teri Minard, Karla Mitchell , David Mitchell, Kathy Miyake, Janice 186 ��Morishige, Gayle Morrill, Dan Mullins, Dave Nakajima, Mark Naylor, Mark Nelson, Kathy Nieto, Alice Oblock, Garry Odegaard, Carol Oliver, Angie Oliver, Kathy Olson, Diana Oswald, Lee Ann Pacheco, Allen Parks, Karen Peros, Joanie Perrill, Pam Peterson, Bruce Sophomores 188 �Peterson, Joan Petty, Tanya Phelps, Jenny Phlieger, Jan Pierce, Murray Poindexter, Karen Powell, linda Price, Deborah Price, Marilee Pryor, Jean Pugh, Donna Purfield, Jim Putnam, Royal Quick, Beth Raffin, Chris Ramberg, Cheryl Randall, Dianna Ranum, Judy Ration, Armidia Ration, Juanita Reese, Bill ReF a kis, Susan Reinert, Gene Reynolds, John �Starrett, John Strawn, Milter Sugiura, Ken Rhodes, Jennifer, Rice, Daphne Richardson, Marilyn Rivers, Glen Roybal, Martha Rozback, Jim Rusho, Diane Salinas, Becky Sandoval, Diane Sa ntifer, Pearl Schomp, lisa Senator, E. Dirksen Short, Gary Simpson, Diane Sisneros, Judy Skeeters, Jennie Slater, Linda Slaughter, Steve Smith, Dedra Solis, Colleen Southworth, Ronn Speicher, Tom Sperry, Christopher Stafford, Wilson 190 Sunata, Allyn Sweed, Patsy Tawara, Daryl Thomas, Gary Torrington, Allan Trace, Julie Treja, Veronica Trudeau, Debbie Tsutsui, Dean Vickers, Lucia Vigil, Lucie Voorhees, Janie �Walker, Debbie Wand, Kim Washington, Melvin Watson, Gwendolyn Watson, Jan Weber, John Welch, Edna Welch, Susan Wellman, Sachiko Westerfield, loretta Whitaker, Janice White, Kirby Wielder, Lee Wierman, Hank Wilkerson, Rowena Williams, Frances Winkler, Margret Winston, Lauri Wise, Mike Woods, Harold Wright, Randy Wszolek, Edie Wytias, Belly Yates, Bob Young, Cheryl Young, Kathy Young, Sharon 191 �BLUM, DENNIS CANTRELL, CATHI Lead ing the Junior Class th is year were: Linda Hart, President; Cheryl Thomas, secretary; Carolyn Wright, treasurer; and Carol Cantrell , Vice-president . OWENS, GENA Student Council PORTER, DEBORAH Mrs Doris Barton and Mr. Donald a helping hand to the Class of 1969. Griebenaw, frequently lent REAGAN, GARY SEDAR, SCOTI 19 �Adams, Terri Aikens, Mildred Alexander, Shelley Allen, Tom Allman, Kathy Ando, Alison Andrews, Carolyn Andrews, Mike Arellano, Veronica Argall, Woody Arroyo, Tony Atkison, Carol Augenstein, Luther Badgett, Donna Baird, Bob Baker, William Barger, Chris Bautsch, Tom Becker, Dale Bellinger, Nelda Belyea, Becky Berry, Magellan Biggs, Marty Blair, Debbi Blount, Donna Blum, Denni1 Blunt, John Board, Karen Bohm, Nanci Bourne, Jennie 193 �Branscombe, Allison Briano, Rudy Bridgeforth, Sharon Buckstein, Gary Bullock, Frieda Burch, Linda Burger, Sharie Burkett, Marilyn Burnett, Allan Cantrell, Carol Juniors Cantrell, Cathi Carey, Deetta Carlson, Mike Chase, Patricia Cherrie, Pamela Ciddio, lorraine Cobb, William J. Collier, linda Collins, Mike Colvin, John Combs, Lin Craig, Robert Crites, Penn,y Cronkey, Marge Crow, Tim Crow, Zenia Cunningham, Charlotte Danforth, Sydney Darnell, Sandy Davis, Judy DeHerrera, Ross DeNagy, Barb Dickey, Linda Doida, Jean Downey, Linda Doyle, Linda Eckhardt, Eugene 194 �Elmblad, John Engels, Barbie Farnsworth, Carolyn Feilbert, Derek Fields, Mary Fiser, Martha Fisher, Dana Flanagan, Casey Fukuhara, Jolene Fuller, Bruce Garrett, Walter Gibson, Kathy Guest, lloyd Gunn, Sue Hahn, Rock Hall, Francine Gomez, Karen Gonzalez, Becky Goodwin, Jeanne Greer, Chris 195 �Hall, Margaret Hallet, Mary Hansen, Helene Juniors Harrell, Conrad Hart, linda Hartman, Mike Hatfield, Joyce Hawkins, Curtis Hawkins, Cynthia Heckel, Jerry He im, Margy Henderson, Chonita Herndon, Carolyn Herrera , Charlotte Hocking , Chris Hollowell, Jill Holmes, Harriet Holmes, Nanette Hooker, linda Hudgins, David Huff, Susan Hunt, Ken Hydinger, Marilyn Innes, Wesley Inouye, Diana Inskeep, Barbara lsqu ierdo, Arnulfo lwahashi, Alan Jackson, Emily Johnston, Terry Jones, Connie Jones, Sharon Jones, Toi 196 �Karakawa, Jan Kempner, Ben Kissell, Kathy Koto, Randy Kozelka, Sara Kramer, Marcia Krieger, Vicki Kunz, Kathy Kurz, Mary Lamers, Monica lasby, Kathy latham, Robb lee, Karen leerskov, Sandy Lindsay, Tim Linley, Francine linton, Jeanie logan, Patty lore, Peggy lowe, Francis lucas, Gladys lucero, Bruce lupberger, Kent lusk, lee MacNeil, Michele 197 �Mahoney, Mary Malone, Norma Mann, Jerry Manzanares, Tony Margolin, Hil Marshall , Betty Mart in, Margie Martinez, Linda Martyn, Gary Mason, Gloria Matsuda, Wayne McCue, Mike McDowell, Barbara McGee, Daphne McGee, Paula McGregor, Joe Mcintosh, David Mcintosh, John Meineke, Julia Melville, Meredy Mims, Eva Minton, Jim Miszczuk, John Mitchel, Pam Mitchell, Cindy Morishita , Rhonda Morrill, Ed Morris , Tanya Modley, Earl Murakami, Dave Juniors Murrell , Charlayne Nady, D. Nakash ima, Dennis Nelms, Alva 198 �Nelson, Ellen Nelson, Sam Nemiro, Guy Nitta, Keary Norman, Alberteen Ochs, Melvin Odegaard, Cheryll Overland , Elizabeth Owens, Gena Paschall, Mike Personius, Tony Petri, Robert W. Ph illips, Yvonne Plante, Jean Poole, Judy Porter, Deborah Powell , Elizabeth Quails, Brenda E. Randall , Mary Carol Reagan, Gary Redfearn, Timothy J. Reed , Michele Reese, Terry Lynn Reynolds, Andre Rhoades, John Richie, Betty Jo Richmond, Rebecca Ricke, Missy Riese, Kathy Riley, Christine 199 �Risley, Jan Rockwell, Dave Rodarte, Carol Ann Rongved, Gina Rosenbaum, Terri Ross, Kent Rullman, Debbie Sakamoto, Ellen Salazer, Pat Sauerbriet, Mari Ann Sawyer, Denise Schapire, Esther Schilt, Chris Schoendaller, Karen Schriver, Tim Schutz, Steve Schwartz, Penny Scope!, Tracey Sedar, Scott Seifried, Jan Selmser, Mary Seydel, Karle Shimizu, Marlene Smith, Dora Smith, Pam 200 �Smith, Tana Darlene Standley, John Stegeman, Diane Steger, Belinda Stewart, Marla Streno, Nick Strickland, Shirley Tanaka, Sue Juniors Taylor, Susan Tencich, Sherry Thomas, Cheryl Townsend, Marilyn Tremmel, Marcia Truair, Becky Tursick, Tim Valiance, Cathie 20 1 ��Van Natter, Tony Van Woerkom, Julie Vaught, Melva Vette, Terry Wagner, Charles Waters, Kathy Watkins, Stephanie Wayne, Mary Whalen, Joe Wier, Phyllis Wilbur, Bill Wilkerson, Alexis Wise, Sue Wisehart, lynn Wolcott, Steve Woodard, Alan Wright, Carolyn Yeager, Clark D. 203 �Sen ior Student Council Senior Class sponsors arP Miss June Smith and Mr. Emil Ziegler. Senior Class Officers from left to right are, Lynda Fujimoto, Kathy Markis, Bill Wright, and Sandra Nelms. DAllAS, MARY GARCIA, TINA GREENE, MARSHALL JOHNSON, CAROL LONG, TOM PEAK, DAVE STAFFORD, NEAL WILKINS, JANNEll 204 �ABE, PAT All-School Show, Cheerleader; Classification Board; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; JCL; Skeast; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Teen Dems, Vice-President; White Jackets; '68 Club. ABEGG, TIM ACEMI, GULCIN All-School Show; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; P.T A. Model; Seraph Sisters; Student Council; White Jackets, A.F.S.-Turkey AHLBERG, MARCELLA ALEXANDER, SHERRY ALLEN, DOLORIS ALKOVE, DAVE ALLEN , CAROLYN Seniors ALLEN, JOHN ANDERSON, MELLENE Delegate Assembly; Distribut ive Educat ion. ANGLIN , JEROME Concert Choir; Hi-Y, President; Inter-Club Council; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Track . ARMIJO, LILLIAN ARMSTEAD, BARBARA ARMSTEAD, ROMANDER ASHLEY, RONNIE ASKEW, VEL VER AVILA, VIKI AYDELOTT, ROGER All-School Show; Drama Club -East Side Players; Montage; Skeast. BABBS, MARY BACHMAN , CHRIS Delegate Assembly; Dis tributive Educat ion; DECA, President; Inter-Club Council; JCL; Sophomore Council; '68 Club. 205 �BARKI, ROSALIND BARNES, ALANA All-Stale Choir; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Delegate As· sembly; Foreign Language Club; JCl; Knit-Wits; Model Teens; Upward Bound . BARNES, GAIL BARTON, KATHY BAYNES, PETE BEARDSWORTH, GARY BEAUMAN, CHARLES BELL, ANN BELLANTE, JAMES BENNETT, ERNIE BENTLEY, CINDY BERNARD, POLLY P.T.A. Model; Seraph Sisters; Skeasl; Student Council; '68 Club; A.F.S. Exchange, France. BERRY, HAROLD BESAW, DANIEL BETZ, JOHN BINGAMAN, JAN BISHOP, HAROLD All-School Show; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Dis· lr ibutive Education, Vice-President; FBlA; Foreign lan· guage Club; FTA; Junior Achievement; Mayors Youth Council; R.O.T.C.; Rifle Club; Sophomore Council; Student Council leadership Conference. BISHOP, SUZETTE 206 �BJORK, DARLIS BLACK, RONN BLAKELY, CHAUNCEY BOEHLER, JEANNIE All-School Show; Camelot; Delegate Assembly; Modern Dance Group: Orchesis; "Pure As the Driven Snow.'' BOGGS, CAMILLE BOIKO, WALLY BOLEY, EARL BOUCHER, GARY BOUCHIER, LAURA Aufsteiger Club; Drama Club-East Side Teens; Sophomore Council; Symposium. Players; Model BOONE, SHERYL BOWERS, JEANNE All-City Pep Club; Girls' Bowling; High School Red Cross; Jr Escort; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets, Courtesy Secretary; Optimist Award Finalist; '6B Club. BOWLES, FRANCES 207 �BRADFORD, CHERRY BRAME, DONNA Aufsteiger Club; Delegate Assembly; Cross; Skeast; Pegasi Club. High School Red BRANNON, PAT BREWER, BOB BRODERICK, DAN Baseball (Varsity letter); "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Usher; Fairview Exchange. BRODIE, JUDY BROOKS, JEANNE All-City Choir; All-School Show; All-State Choir; Angelus Staff, Activities Editor; Concert Choir, President; Delegate Assembly; Girls' State Alternate; Holland, Michigan Exchange; Human Relation Conference Chairman; ICC leadership Workshop; Jr. Prom Attendant; Model Teens; National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalist; P.T.A. Orientation Staff; Speech; White Jackets; '68 Club. BROWN, ROBERT Delegate Assembly; JCl; Spotlight Staff, News Editor, Reporter, Business and Supply Manager. BRUNTON, DICK 208 �BRUNTON, ROBERT BRUSO, CAROL Cheerleader; All-School Show; Drama Club-East Side Players; Concert Choir; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets; '6B Club. BUERKLE, CHARLA BUETHE, WARREN BUFFALO, MARIAN Delegate Assembly; White Jackets; Y-Teens. BURCH, ALLEN BURCHFIELD, JOHN Bridge Club, clidean Club. Vice President; Delegate Assembly; Eu- BUSH, GLORIA BUTLER, GERALDINE Knit-Wits; Symposium; Senior Service Project; White Jackets; Y-Teens, Historian; '6B Club. BUTLER, JOEL CAMPBELL, KATHY CARACASIS, CYNTHIA Bridge Club; Camelot, Publicity Chairman; Computer Club, President; Drama Club-East Side Players; Euclidean Club; Inter-Club Council; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Escort; Safroth Contest; Speech, Treasurer; Voice of Democracy Winner. CARD, SHARON CARROLL, LINDA Concert Band; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council; JCL, Censor, Chief Censor; Junior Escort; Knit-Wits; PreMed, Treasurer, President; White Jackets. CASEBOLT, JIM All-City Football; Baseball; "D" Club; Football; Gymnastics; Inter-Club Council; Key Club; Pre-law; Sophomore Orientation Staff. CASLER , HOLLY Bowling Club; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; Girl's Bowling; Knit-Wits; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis; PreMed; '6B Club. CHAPMAN , BILL All-City Choir; All-School Show; All-State Choir; Art Club, Vice President; Chess Club; Computer Club; Concert Choir; Counterpoints; Euclidean Club; Folklore Club; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement; Knit-Wi ts; Colorado Anti-Pollution Contest African Seminar; E.M.R.C. Pres ident. CHAPMAN, SHIRLEY CHESSEN , BOB Boy's State; "D" Club; Inter-Club Council; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Boys' Advisor Council; Key Club, Secretary; Pre-Law, President; Sophomore Council; Spotlight Staff, Reporter; Student Council leadership Conference; Swimming; '6B Club. CHINN, CRYSTAL CLARK, DEBRA CLEARY, LINDA CLEMENTS, CHARLES Concert Choir; San Felipe Expedition. COFFEE, JUDY All -City Student Council; Angelus Staff, Managing Editor; Delegate Assembly; Girls' State; Junior Class Officer, President; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Shafroth Contest; Speech, President; Student Council; Wolcott Contest; A.F.S. Candidate. 209 �COLLARD, CLARK COLLINS, BOB COLLINS, KATHY COMBS, PATRICIA CONIS, TOM Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players. CONNORS, LEO CONTINI, SHARON COONEY, MAURA Model Teens; Y-Teens. CRABB, CINDY Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; JCL; Spotlight Staff; Reporter, Page Editor, Correspondent; White Jackets ; '68 Club. CRAFT, DON CRAFT, MACK CRAIGHEAD, JOSEPH Art Club. CRAWFORD, FERN All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Model Teens. CROWNOVER, MICHAEL Art Club; Foreign Club Council. Language Club, President; Inter- CULLIP, JOHN CUMO, IRENE CURTIS, DIANE Riflettes; Teen Dems; Y-Teens. DAILEY, LANELL All -School; Angelites; Junior Achievement. DALLAS, MARY Angelus Staff, Copy Writer; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Fall Sports Queen Attendant ; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior May Queen Attendant; Palmer High School Exchange; Sophomore Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; Speech; Student Council; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Wh ite Jackets; Wolcott Contest; '68 Club; Color Day Skit DAVIES, BILL DAVIS, BARCLAY Art Club; Aufsteiger Club; Outward Bound; Skeast; Teen·Age Republicans; Chihauhua Exped ition. DAVIS, BECCA DAVIS, KACKY Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Pl ayers; Dram a Club Play, " Bl ithe Sp,rit"; Junior Escort Model Teens; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Council; Wh ite Jackets. DAVIS, MICHAEL 2 10 �DAWKINS, WALTER DAWSON, CAROL DEGENHART, DENNIS DEMBECK, BOB DENIOUS, NANCY DENNIS, KATHY High School Red Cross; Skeast; White Jackets DESJARLAIS, JOYCE DEUTSCH , SANDY Angelus Staff, S.T.R. Editor; Delegate Assembly; InterClub Council; ICC Leadership Workslfop; Junior Escort; Junior Prom Queen Attendant ; Model Teens; Speech; Tri-Hi -Y, President; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest; Alternate; '6B Club. DENSMER, RON DeWITT, CHARLES Aufste iger Club; Junior Achievement; Swimming. DICKERSON, RALPH All-City Choir; All -School Show; Angelaires , President; Aufsteiger Club; Camelot, Concert Choir, Vice-President; Delegate Assembly; Human Relations; Conference Delegate; Outward Bound; R.O .T.C. Rifle Team; Speech; Symposium; Track; '6B Club; R.O.T.C. Drill Team Commander; Woodbury Alternate. DIGGENS, MARY DOMINGUEZ, TOM DOWNEY, MARGARET Bridge Club, President; Foreign Language Club; FTA; Inter-Club Council; Teen-Age Republicans, Vice-President; '6B Club. DROMMOND, SUE DUNCAN, THELMA Girl's Bowling; Y-Tee ns . ECKHARDT, JOHN All-City Band; Aufsteiger Club; Boy's State; Conce•t Band; Key Club; PreLaw; Sophomore Council; '6B Club; Fencing Club. EDWARDS, DAVID All-Metro, Baseball; Baseball; " D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Key Club; Swimming; WrMtling; E.A.S T Club, Vice-President. 211 �EGGLESTON, JUDY All-School Show; Aufsteiger Club; Camelot; Cadet, Maior; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Skeast. Honorary ELENBOGAN, RAND! Concert Skeast. Choir; Honorary Cadet, Captain; Model Teens; ENCINIAS, THERESA ERIKSON, CLIFF ERVIN, HENRY "D" Club; JCl; Junior Usher; Key Club; Pre-law; Swimming; '68 Club. EVERSMAN, DARRELL All-City, Track; All-State Cross-Country; Concert Band; Cross Countrv; "D" Club; Euclidean Club; Junior Usher, Key Club; Track; Wrestling; '68 Club; National Merit letter of Commendation; Masonic Award for Outstanding Achievement. FANCHER, RANDY FERGUSON, DENISE FIELDS, DIANE All-City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen Attendant; Girls' State, Human Relations Conference Delegate; Jr. Escort; Model Teens; National Achievement Scholarship Finalist; PT.A Orientation; P.TA Model; Junior Service Project; Seraph Sisters, Treasurer; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Speech; White Jackets, Drillmaster; '68 Club; Elks leadership Award Finalist. FISHER, BETH All-School Show; Angelaires; Angelus Staff, Royalty Editor; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Council; ICC leadership Workshop; Key Club Sweetheart; Skeasl; Sophomore Council; Tri-Hi-Y, President, Service Chairman; White Jackets; '68 Club. FISHER, KATHY FTA, Vice-President; ICC, leadership; Model Teens; Symposium, Recording Secretary; White Jackets; Y-Teens, Program Chairman. FISHER, RON FLOURNEY, DONALD FLOYD, BARBARA Art Club; Drama Club-East Side Players; Junior Achievement; JCl; Jr. Escort; Knit-Wits; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets. FORSELIUS, VAL FRANCIS, JULIE FTA; High School Red Cross. FRANZ, ROSEMARIE Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters. FRAZIER, LINDA FREY, ROD All-City Track; All-Metro Track; All-State Track; Cross Country; Angelus Staff; Delegate Assembly; Aufsteiger; D-Ciub. FROBJG, CHARLOTTE 2 12 �FUJIMOTO, LYNDA Classification Board; Drama Club-East Side Players; International Relations Club; Senior Class Officer, Treasurer; Senior Service Project; Student Council Workshop; '68 Club. GALLAGHER, KATHIE GARCIA, TINA Drama Club-East Side Players; Human Relation Conference Delegate; Inter· Club Council; Jr. Escort; Latin Ameri· can Club, President; Model Teens; Palmer High School Exchange; Seraph Sis· ters; Speech; Student Council; Student Council leadership Conference; White Jackets; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Elks Award Finalist; Cinema Club. GARCIA, YVONNE GARRETT, DAVE GATSEOS, PETE Camelot; Chess Club; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club; ICC Leadership Workshop; International Relations Club, Vice President; Junior Achievement, Vice President; Speech, Vice-President; '68 Club; Woodbury; National Forensic League, Degree of Distinction. GEIST, LINDA Aufsteiger Club; FTA; Jr. Escort; Knit· Wits, Treasurer; Seraph Sisters. GERKE, DENISE GIDDINGS, YVONNE Bowling Club, Treasurer, Secretary; FTA; Girls' Bowling; Knit-Wits . GILBERT, KATHLEEN All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra; Camelot; Concert Orchestra; Euclidean Club; Inter-Club Council, Secretary; ICC Leadership Workshop; Jr. Escort; Montage; P.T.A. Orientation Staff; Seraph Sisters, President; Speech; Stage Band; Sophomore Orientation. 213 �GILLIAM, ROBERTA GOLDSTONE, BOB GOMEZ, KEVIN All-School Show; Camelot; "D" Club; Football; Hi-Y; Symposium; Track; '68 Club. GOOCH, ANDREA Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Montage; Riflettes , Treasurer, Secretary; White Jackets; Y-Teens; '68 Club. GORE, CINDY GRANDY, SANDY GRAY, TOM All-City Band; Aufsteiger Club; Cross Country; "D" Club; Key Club, Vice President; Track. GREENE, MARSHAL All-City Sw,imming; All-Metro Swimming; All-State Swimming; Aufsteiger Club; Cross-Country; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Junior Boys' Advisory Council; Outward Bound; Pre-Law; Student Council; Student Council Workshop ; Swimming; '68 Club. GREENBERG, WALTER Angelus Staff, Photographer; Concert Band, Concert Orchestra ; Euclidean Club; Key Club; Pre-Law, Vice President; Tennis; Fencing Club, President; '68 Club. GRIER, RODNEY All-City Track; Art Club; Camelot; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football; Hi-Y, Assistant Secretary; Stage Crew; Track; '68 Club. GRIFFIN, SHEILA Jr. Escort; Montage; Spotlight Staff, Artist. GROVE, MAXIE GROVES, LYNETTE Girl's Bowling; Y-Teens. GRUENBERG, SHIRLEY Camelot; Classification Board, President; High School Red Cross; ICC Leadership Workshop; '68 Club. GUEST, PAT HADLEY, BARRY All -City Band; All-School Show; Camelot; Concert Band; Junior Achievement; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Page 3 Editor; Stage Band; Track. 214 �HAGER, JANE HAHN, JIM Delegate Assembly, Secretary, Vice President; Drama Club-East Side Players; ICC Leadership Workshop; Ranum Exchange; Student Council Leadership Conference; Upward Bound, President; National Thespian Society. HALL, BENNIE HALL, CINDY HALL, JEANNE HALL, JOSEPH HAMILTON, BEAVER HAMIL TON, DIANE Symposium; White Jackets; Y-Teens. Seniors HAMPTON, LONNIE HANDEN, MARY HANDY, MITCH HARRIS, JOYCE Foreign Language Club; FTA; Inter-Club Council; ICC Leadership Workshop; Symposium, Vice President; White Jackets; Y-Teens, CoPresident. HARRIS, ROSE HARRISON, RICHARD HART, SUSAN All-City Pep Club; Aufsteiger Club; Camelot; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Jr. Escort, Outward Bound; San Felipe Expedition; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets, Secretary. HASTINGS, CELESTE 215 �HECKEL, TED HEGER, DEBBIE HENDERSON, CARMEN ICC; ICC Leadership Workshop; Modern Dance Group, Pres ident; Orchesis, President; Pre-Med; Symposium; YTeens; '68 Club. HENDERSON, EDITH FTA; P.T.A. Hostess. HENDERSON, JUNE HENDERSON, LYNN Class ification Board; Cross Country; Delegate Assembly; ICC Leadership Workshop; International Relat ions Club; Key Club; Speech; Track; D.U. Conference; C.U. Confer· ence. HERRERA, VICKIE HIBBERT, STEPHANIE HIGGINS, PAMELA DAR Finalist; Delegate Assembly; ICC Leadership Conference; Model Teens; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; '68 Club; Girl's Basketball. HILL, CHERRY Art Club; Concert Choir; Foreign Language Club; Jr. Prom Queen Attendant; Symposium; Y-Teens; '68 Club. HILL, LINDA HILL, LINDA HILL, MARCIA HILLIARD, JERRY All-City Football; " D" Club; Football; Hi-Y. HILLMEYER, DOWNEY All -City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Jr. Class Secretary; May Queen Attendant; Seraph Sisters; Speech; Tri-Hi-Y; Wh ite Jackets, President. HOLMES, GINNY 216 �HOLMES, LANA HOLT, LARRY HOPSON, RICHARD HORVAT, MIKE HUDGINS, ANTHER HUDSON, BARBARA HUDSON, ROSE JACKSON, DEBBY All -Ci ty Pep Club; Knit-Wits, Treasurer; Pre-Med; White Jackets , Drill Master; '68 Club. JACKSON, DEWEY JACKSON, JAN Fall Sports Queen Attendant; May Queen Attendant; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Tri-Hi-Y, Corresponding Secretary JACKSON, TOM JACOBS, MARGIE JACOBSON, BOB JASSO, JANICE JEPKES, MARTIN JEW, CAROLYN All -City Orchestra; All -City Pep Club; Angelus Staff, Album Assistant ; Concert Orchestra; FTA; Girl's Bowling; Pre-Med, Treasurer; White Jackets, Vice President; Optimist Award Semi-Finalist; '68 Club. JOHANSSON, KERSTIN JOHNSON, CAROL JOHNSON, GWENDOLYN Delegate Assembly; Senior Service Project; Speech; Student Council Leadership Conference; '68 Club. JOHNSON, LINDA Girl 's Bowling; Knit-Wits; Y-Teens. JOHNSON, SANDRA Delegate Assembly; Junior Achievement; JCL; Mayors Youth Council; Montage; P.T.A. Hostess; Skeast; Student Council Leadership Conference; Y-Teens; '68 Club. JOHNSTON, NANCY JONES, ALVIN KARR, ANDREW 217 �KAWASHIMA, KAREN Angelus Staff, Business Manager; JCL; Junior Class Officer, Treasurer KEATING, SHEILA KELLY, ALICE KELLY, VICKEY KNOWLES, MERILYNN All-City Pep Club; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Junior Escort; Pre-Med; Seraph Sisters, Secretary; White Jackets, Secretary; Western Civilization Contest, Winner KOPP, LINDA Junior Achievement; White Jackets. KRAUSE, JANET KRETSCHMAR, JAMES KRILL, JULI Junior Escort; May Queen Attendant; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters, Vice President; White Jackets, Treasurer. KRIWENKOW, OLGA KUSUMI, MARILYN LAMB, ALAN Aufsteiger Club; Inter-Club Council; Key Club; Outward Bound; Skeast; Teen Dems, President; Chihuahua Expedition. 218 �LAMERS, JOHN LANG, MIKE LEAVER, KAREN Drama Club-East Side Players, Secretary; Euclidean Club; Junior Escort, Science Seminar Sophomore Council; Wolcott Contest LEWALLEN, JANET AII-C1ty Choir; All-Stale Choir; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC Leadership Workshop; JCL; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets; '68 Club. LIUZZI, LINDA Junior Escort LONG, TOM Delegate Assembly; ICC; ICC Leadership Conference; Junior Boys Advisory Council; Senior Service Project; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; '68 Club; Kennedy Exchange. LOYD, VERONICA LUERS, MARTY LYCERGUS, ELNORA MADDEN, KELLY Bridge Club; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly; Girls Bowling, Knit-Wits; Rifle-ettes; White Jackets; '68 Club. MAES, MIKE MANUELITO, DAISY 219 �MARNACE, PAT MARKIS, KATHY De lega te Assem bl y; JCL; Model Teens; Senior Class Off ice r, Secre tary; Se nior Service Project; '68 Club . MARTIN, COY LYNN Girl 's Bowl ing, Y-Teens . MARTIN , GENE MAYES, MARTHA LEE McANDREWS, CONNIE McCLELLAN, BEVERLY McCUE, JOE Aufsteiger Club; Drama Club-East Side Players; Student Director of " Blythe Spirit"; Outward Bound . McDAVID, MARGO MacDOUGALL, GREG McDOWELL, MAXINE McELROY, LINDA Art Club, Preside nt , Vice Pres ident; Drama Club-East Side Players; Folklore Club; Inter-Club Council; Model Teens; Sophomose Council. McFARLAND, ALFRED McGEE, DAVID McGRATH, TOM McGRATH, SHARON McNEILL, CAROL McNEILL, JAMES 220 �MENSING, CINDY MEYER, TOM MILLER, REGINA MILLER, ROBERT Concert Band; Euclidean Club, Vice President; Junior Usher; National Achievement Scholarship Finalist. MILLER, TOMMIE High School Red Cross; Rifle-ettes; Y-Teens. MILLER, VICKI MINES, REGGIE All-City, Track; All-Metro, Track; All-State, Track; Cross Country; "D" Club; Human Relations Conference Delegate. MITSIS, PHIL Baseball; Basketball; Boy's State; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club; ICC; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Usher; Key Club, Presdient; Montage; National Merit Finalist; PreLaw; Science Seminar; Student Council Leadership Conference; '68 Club; Fencing Club, Vice President. MONDRAGON, KATHY MOORE, LARRY MORALES, MARY LOU R1fle-ettes. MORGAN, JEANNIE 22 1 �MORIMOTO, KERRY MORRISON, CECILIA MORRISON, TRUDI All-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; AllState Orchestra; Camelot; Concert Band; Concert Or· chestra, DAR S mi-Finalist; Delegate Assembly, First Semester President; ICC Leadership Workshop; JCL; Model Teens, Recording Secretary; Sweetheart Couple Attendant· Teen-Age Republicans; White Jackets; Op· timist Award Sem Fnalist; '68 Club. MOSES, BRAD All-City Gymnastics; All-State Gymnastics; "D" Club; Gymnastics; Key Club; Pre-Law. MOSS, SHIRLEY AII-C1ty Choir All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; '68 Club. NAKASHIMA, VICKI ICC; ICC Leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement, Treasurer, JCL; Knit-Wits, President. NATAN, EDDIE Art Club; Chess Club; Science Seminar; African Seminar. NATHAN, VIOLA NAVE, LARRY NOEL, ANGIE All-City Student Council; Angelus Staff, Assistant Roy· alty Editor; DAR Finalist; Delegate Assembly , Head Girl; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC Leadership Workshop; Jr. Escort; Junior Prom Queen Attendant; Latin American Club; May Queen Attendant; National Ach1evement Scholarship Semi-Finalist and Finalist; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Council; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Speech; Student Council, Jr. Representative; White Jackets; '68 Club. NEIDIG, SHARON NEIL, DAVID Brigade Competition; Boulder Competit ion; Federal Inspection Color Guard Commander; Sojourners Speech Contest NELMS, SANDRA All-City Student Council; All-School Show; Art Club, Vice Pres ident; DAR Award; Delegate Assembly; Fo· reign Language Club; Girls' State; JCL, Head Scribe, Newspaper Editor; Junior Prom Queen Attendant ; May Queen Attendant; Senior Class Officer, President; Senior Service Project; Student Council; Student Council Leadership Conference; Student Council Workshop; White Jackets, Senate Youth; All-Year Orienta tion Staff; '68 Club. NELSON, DOLORES Delegate Assembly; ICC; JCL ; Knit-Wits, President Med. ICC Leadership Workshop; and Vice President; Pre- NEUBERT, VIVIAN Deleg~te Assembly, Treasurer; Model Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets . NIETO, LONNIE 222 �NUSS, MICHELE Cheerleader High School Red Cross; Junior Escort; Junior Prom Queen; Model Teens; Senior Service Pro:ect; Seraph Sisters; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; White Jackets; '68 Club. OCHS, MARILYN Aufsteoger Club; Drama Club-East Side Players. OLSON, STEVE O'NEILL, CHRIS Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Junior Boy's Advisory Council; Junior Usher; Key Club; Montage; National Merit Finalist; Pre-law; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Head Photographer; Student Council leadership Conference. ORMSBY, MONICA OVERLAND, KRIS Foreign language Club; Teen-Age Republicans. PACE, JACKIE PAPEDO, GEORGIA Delegate Assembly; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Distributive Education. PARKER, SUE PARKS, MIKE All-City Track; All-Metro Track; Concert Band; "D" Club; Foreign language Club; Hi-Y; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement; JCl; Outward Bound; Track. PEAK, DA VE Aufsteiger Club, Secretary; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; Football· ICC leadership Workshop; International Relations Club; Junior Boy's Advisory Council, President; JCl; Mayors Youth Council; Outward Bound; Senior Class Officer, Student Council; Student Council; Student Council Workshop; Track; '68 Club. PEREZ, BER NI CE Seniors 223 �PETERSON, CHRISTINE All-School Show; Concert Band; Drama Club-East Side Players; FTA; Girl's Gymnastics; Modern Dance Group; Speech; H1gh School Newspaper Staff; Student Council; White Jackets; Modern Majorette; School Yearbook, Photography Winner. PETERSSON, LENA PHELPS, CHRIS Aufsteiger Club; ' D" Club; Delegate Assembly; lacrosse, President; Outward Bound; Tennis; Wrestling; '68 Club . PHILLIPS, JAMES All-City Wrestling; All-City Band; All School Show; Bridge Club; Chess Club; "D" Club; Hi-Y; Track; Wrestling; '6B Club. PHILLIPS, PEGGY PIERATT, JAY PIERRE, LARRY PLASTINO, PAIGE Concert Choir; Honorary Cadet, lieutenant Colonel; JCl; Junior Escort ; Model Teens; Seraph Sisters. POWELL, ALVIN All-City Track; All-City Choir; All-School Show; Angela ires; Art Club; Concert Choir; "D" Club; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Achievement; Skeast; Student Council leadership Conference; Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Track; '68 Club. PRINCE, ROSEMARY PROBST, MOLLY Art Club; Delegate Assembly; Inter-Club Skeast, President; Teen -Age Republicans. Council; JCl; PUTNAM, BARBARA High School Red Cross; International Relations Club; Senior Service Project; '68 Club. RATTON, REGINA Art Club; Delegate Assembly; FTA; ICC leadership Workshop; Model Teen; Y-Teens; '68 Club. REECE, RANDY RENNER, MARK RHODES, McGREGOR RICHARDSON, JEROME RIGG, NANCY All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra; Angelus Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Camelot; Concert Choir; Concert Orchestra; Holland, Michigan Exchange; ICC leadership Workshop; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Teen-Age Republicans, President; '6B Club. 224 �ROBERSON, VIC ROBERT, RAY Bridge Club; Chess Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Cross Country; Euclidean Club, President; Inter-Club Council, President; lntern.. itonal Relations Club; Junior Usher; Shafroth Contest; Speech; Woodbury Con1est; Nat ional Merit Finalist. ROBERTS, HELEN ROBINSON, LORETTA All-School Show; Camelot; Orchesis; Symposium. I ROBINSON, SHIRLEY High School Red Cross; Knit-Wits . RODGERS, DIANA ROGGENBACH, MICHELE Knit-Wits; White Jackets. ROGERS, WARREN ROSS, DALE ROSS, KATHY All -School Show; Delegate Assembly. ROUNTREE, RUTHANN All-City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Foreign Language Club; ICC Leadership Workshop; Skeast; Symposium, Treasurer, President; White Jackets, Historian; Y-Teens, Treasurer . ROWSE, CINDY Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; Sophomore Council; Speech; '6B Club. RUDOLPH, BRENDA Art Club; Camelot; Girl's Bowling; Symposium; Y-Teens . RUPP, LIA Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players; High School Red Cross; InterClub Council; Model Teens; Teen-Age Republicans, President; '68 Club; Art Service; President of Indian Affairs Club. 225 �RYAN, PAT SAKS, NINA Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; Tri-Hi-Y. SCHAFER, CLEM SCHILT, JEAN Angelus Staff, Triplicate Editor; Aufsteiger Club; Human Relations Conference; ICC leadership Conference; Junior Escort; Model Teens; Ranum Exchange; Senior Service Project; Seraph Sisters; Sophomore Class Officer, Secretary; San Felipe Expedition; TriHi-Y; Whtie Jackets; '68 Club. SCHOMAY, STEPHEN SCAPEL, ELLEN SCOTT, JACKIE Concert Choir; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Tri-Hi-Y. SCRIBNER, CAROL SCRIVNER, LANCE All-City Football; Baseball ; " D" Club, President; E.A.S.T.-President; Football; Key Club. SEYMOUR, PATRICIA All-School Show; Classification Board; Delegate Assembly; Human Relations Conference Delegate; ICC leadership Workshop; Model Teens; Senior Service Project; Speech; White Jackets; YTeens ; '6B Club. SHAFFER, RICK SHANAHAN, JIM SHAW, JIM SHEA, MIKE SHEA, SHAWN SHEPARD, CHARLES SHERMACK, GAIL All-School Sh"ow; Angelaires; Camelot; Tri-H i-Y. 226 �SHIVELEY, MIKE SIMON, CARMA SISNEROS, IRENE SKOLOUT, BILL Aufsteiger Club; Golf; Key Club; Skeast. SMALLWOOD, CYNTHIA SMITH, ANGELYN Fall Sports Attendant ; Junior Prom Attendant ; Sweetheart Attendant ; Y Teens . SMITH, CHARLES All -School Show, Classification Board; Aufsteiger Club; Bowling Cll!b; Karate, Club President; R O.T.C. Drill Team. SMITH, JOYCE ANN SMITH, PATRICIA SNYDER, DENNIS SNYDER, TOM SPENCER, MIMI Drama Club-East Side Players, Historian; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; Speech; NFL Secretary; White Jackets; Wolcott Contest; '68 Club. STAFFORD, NEAL Angelus Staff, Sports Assistant; Baseball; "D" Club; Football; Gymnastics; ICC Leadership Workshop; PreLaw; Seraph King Candidate; Student Council; Student Council Workshop; Sweetheart Couple and Attendant. STANDLEY, SUE STARR, GARY Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; FTA; Inter-Club Coun· cil; International Relations Club President; Junior Achievement, President, Vice -President; National Forensic League Degree of Merit. STEELE, DOLORES 227 �STEGER, TOM STERN, GARY All-City Tennis; All -Metro Tenn is; AllState Tennis; Aufsteiger Club; "D" Club; Key Club; Pre-Law; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Sports Editor; Tennis; '68. STEVENS, DONNA STEVER, BETH Angelus Staff, Clubs Editor; Concert Choir; Drama Club-East Side Players; Sophomore Council; Tri-Hi-Y; White Jackets; '68. STEWART, SHEILA Concert Choir; Kn it-Wits . Girls' Basketball ; STOENNER, ANN All -School Show; Angelaires ; Art Club; Concert Choir; DPL Art Seminar; Eucl idean Club; Folklore Club; Jr. Escort; Montage; National Merit Finalist; Seraph Sisters; '68 Club. STRENO, LARRY STROH, SHERRY All-City Choir; All-State Choir-Alternate; Camelot; Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly . STROM, PAUL Aufste iger Club; Delegate Assembly; Junior Boys' Advisory Council; latin American Club; ' 68 Club. STROM, TONY 228 �Seniors STRONG, JIM SUESSER, ALBERT Cross Country; Track. SUTHERLAND, LINDA TANAKA, DAN TATE, SHE RON TAWARA, BRUCE All-School Show; Bowling Club; Chess Club; Delegate Assembly; Key Club; Pre-La\("; ROTC Battalion Commander; ROTC Drill Team. TENBRINK, SHIRLEY TEPLEY, SUZI THAEMERT, JUDITH All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club-East Side Players, Historian; Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters; White Jackets . THAEMERT, RICHARD Concert Orchestra; Delegate Assembly; Swimming; '68 Club. THOMAS, DEBORAH TIMBERLAKE, RICHARD Bridge Club; Chess Club; Eucl idean Club; Inter-Club Council 229 �TIMMONS, MARY TIMMONS, RONALD TOOLEY, TOM Chess Club. TOWNSEND, JANICE TRAXLER, CHUCK Baseball; "D" Club; '68 Club. TRAYLER, SANDY TRUJILLO, MARY TULLY, GARY TURNER, JOYCE All-School Show; Girls Gymnastics; Modern Dance Group; Orchesis; Riflettes; Symposium; Y-Teens; '68 Club. TURNER, McKINLEY TURSICK, CARLA Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; '68 Club. TYPHER, VICKI All-City Choir; All-School Show; Angelaires; Camelot; Concert Choir; Counterpoints, Pres ident; Delegate to C.U. Summer Music Camp; Inter-Club Council; JCL; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters . 230 �URIOSTE, MARCELLA VALCOUR , PIERRE VALDEZ, TONY All-School Show; Camelot; Delegate Assembly; Stage Crew. VALLEJOS, EMILY VAN BUSKIRK, PAUL VAN TASSLE, QUENTIN Angelus Staff, Photographer; Aufsteiger Club; Delegate Assembly; Foreign language Club; Skeast; Teen·Age Republicans. VARNER, PAT Art Club; Drama Club·East Side Players; Skeast. VENTERS, BARBARA Bridge Club; Delegate Jackets; '68 Club. Assembly; Knit Wtis; White VERDUIN, DEBBIE VIGIL, JOHN VIVENS, ROSE ANN WADE, SALLY All -City Band; Angelus Staff, lay.Out Editor; Aufsteiger Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; DAR Final ist; Delegate Assembly; Girls' State, Alternate; Inter-Club Council, Vice-President; ICC leadership Conference ; Minnesota Exchange; Model Teens, President; Outward Bound; Sophomore Council; Student Council, Jr. Representative; Student Council Workshop at C.S.U. WAFER, ANN WALKER, JOEL Angelus Staff, Album Editor; Football; Jr. Usher; Key Club; lacrosse; Track. WALKER, MARK WALKER, PALER! AII·School Show; Delegate Assembly, Parliamentarian; Foreign language Club, Vice President; FTA; Girls' Bowling; lnter·Ciub Council; ICC leadersh ip Workshop; Montage; Senior Service Project; Student Council Workshop; Symposium, Secretary-Treasurer; Y-Teens, Historian; '6B Club. WARD, MARIANNE WARD, PHIL Baseball; "D" Club; Golf. WATSON, CHRIS Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Montage; Ranum Ex· change; Seraph Sisters; Skeast; Spotlight Staff, Editor; Teen-Age Republicans, Secretary; White Jackets; '68 Club. WATSON, PHYLLIS Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Wh ite Jackets; '6B Club. WEBER, CHRIS WEBER, DAN WEBER, GEORGE All-City Orchestra; All-City Student Council; All-State Orchestra; Aufsteiger Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Holland, Michigan Exchange; Sophomore Class Officer, Vice President; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Stage Band; Student Council leadership Con· ference; Student Council Workshop. WEISS, BARTLEY 231 �WEISS, LORA WELCH, TONI All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Intramural Basketball; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Model Teens; P.T.A. Orientation Staff; Senior Service Project; Sophomore Orientation Staff; White Jackets; YTeens, Recording Secretary; '6B Club. WESLEY, CONSTANCE WHALEN, CONNIE WHALEN, KATHIE WHITE, ALMA WHITE, JONI WHITE, MAXINE WIDMAR, GREG Aufsteiger Club; Delegate Assembly; Folklore Club; Foreign Language Club; Outward Bound; Skeast. WIERMAN, LYNN WIGGANS, BARBARA All-School Show; Angelaires; Camelot; Concert Choir; High School Red Cross; Skeast; White Jackets. WIGGINS, BARBARA Concert Choir; JCL; Model Teens; Tri-Hi-Y. WILKINS, JANNELLE WILLIAMS, JACQUELINE WILLIAMS, LEROY WILLIAMS, ZARLE Inter-Club Council, Treasurer; ICC Leadership Workshop; JCL, State Historian; Mayor's Youth Council, Alternate; PreMed, Secretary; Student Council Leadership Conference; Symposium; White Jackets; Y-Teens. WILLIAMSON, CHERYL Girl's Bowling. WILSON, CHRISTINE WILSON, RICK WINCHELL, KARL All-City Band; All-State Band; All-City Orchestra; Chess Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; K.R.M.A. Youth Music Education Program; Stage Band. WINKLEBLACK, CHARLOTTE WOHL, KENNY JCL; Junior Usher; Key Club; Pre-Law, Treasurer; Spotlight Staff, Copy Rewrite Editor, Correspondent; Student Council; Student Council Leadenhlp Conference. WOODS, MARGARET Junior Escort; Seraph Sisters. WORTHAM, NANCY 232 �Seniors WRENN, SPLINTER All-City Swimming; "D" Club; Football; Key Club; lacrosse, Sec.; All-league Honorable Mention; Outward Bound; Swimming; National Merit letter of Commendation. WRIGHT, KEN All-City Band; All-City Orchestra; All-State Orchestra; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Skeast; Stage Band; State Band. WRIGHT, RA YNA WUNSCH, LEO YEE, JACK YEE, TIM YAMASHITA, SUE YOUNG, MICHAEL YOUNG, PAUL Basketball; " D" Club; Football; Human Relations Conference Delegate; Inter-Club Council; JCl, Pres.; Key Club; Pre-law; Sophomore Orientation Staff; Student Council. YOUNG, RALPH 233 �Club Roster ANGELITES AUFSTEIGER-cont. BRIDGE CLUB-cont. "D" CLUB-cont. President-Francine Hall Vice President-LaNell Dailey Secretary-Treasurer-Sharon Jones Co-Captain-Pat Johnson Captain-Francine Linley Sponsor-Miss Christina Ebel Charles DeWitt Dan DiProfio Liz Downey John Elmblad John Falkenberg Andrew Ferguson Derek Feilbert Steve Flanigan Wendy Forselius Roberta Hall Dirk Hansen Bob Hart Susi Hart Nannette Holmes Sandy Hoyman Jim Hueftle Ardis Hughes Rocky Innes James Johnson Alan lamb Robb latham David lehr Patricia Marinace David Martinez Wayne Matsuda Teresa McGuire Jeff Millward Earl Mosley John Nolop Marilynn Ochs Melvin Ochs Kathy Osburn Toni Parks Pam Perrill Jenny Phelps lee Pirkey Jim Rainey Roger Rapp Gary Reagan Joe Solomon Dana Sourbeer Julie Stott Suzi Tepley Cathi Valiance David Van Buskirk Sally Wade Kathy Waters George Weber Kirby White Mike Wise Sue Wise Steve Wolcott Betty Wytias Richard Timberlake Barbara Venters Linda Willey Joel Butler Jim Casebolt Andrew Chaney Bob Chessen Ronald Collins Donald Craft Joe Croes Darrell Eversman John Fielding Ron Fisher Don Flourney Rod Frey Kevin Gomez Marshall Greene Rod Grier Mike Hannibal Mike Hardy Jerry Hillard Tom Hosack Anther Hudgins Robert Hunter Arnie Izquierdo Matt Jackson Bill Jent Felton Johnson Alvin Jones Greg Lovato Gre-g Mac Dougall Brad Moses Ken Murphy D. Nady lonnie Nieto Dave Peak Chris Phelps Rick Shaffer Dave Short Neal Stafford Gary Stern larry Streno Chuck Traxler Mark Walker Don Warren Bart Weiss Mike Wilson Splinter Wrenn Wally Wnght Paul Young Nelda Bellinger Peggy Bennett Pat Blackshear Freda Bullock Phyllis Deadwyler lmesia Evans Linda Ganes Michelle Hollingsworth Ida Johnson Myra Meadows Jan Mitchell Sheila Stafford ART Pres ident-lynda McElroy Vice Pres ident-Sandy Nelms Secretary-Vicki Miller Treasurer-Joe Craighead Sponsor-Mr. Charles Ott Co-Sponsor-Mr. Allen Clerihue Perry Ayers Ed Bell Mike Crownover Sydney Danforth Becky Faxon Martha Fiser Dana Fisher Cherry Hill Linda Hill Joyce Johnson Charlayne Murrell Alva Nelms Jackie Pace Toni Parks Debbie Porter Washington Powell Molly Probst Charolette Reed Bill Rickords Terrie Riffel Gordan Rosland Tina Rupp Debbie Ruttman Tim Schanefelt Mike Shea Rown Southworth Debbie Thomas Dave Van Buskirk Karen Washington AUFSTEIGER President-Joe Janda Vice-President-Jeanne Goodwin Secretary-Dave Peak Treasurer-Marshal Greene Sponsors-Miss Sarah Hady Mr. Bob Hussey Mr. Gary Richard Miss Janis Rogers Miss Mercedes Trujillo Tim Abeyta Terri Adams Douglas Albright Otto Albright Kathy Allman Dale Becker Ronald Black Allison Branscombe Cindi Brink Sharie Burger Tom Burlade John Calvin Mary Cook Barclay Davis 234 BRIDGE CLUB Pres ident-Ma rgaret Downey Sponsor-Mrs. Jane Johnston John Abbott Kathy Allman Jim Baker Janet Bidwell John Blunt Cathi Cantrell Carol Cantrell liz Downey Mark Eberhart Pam Glassey Joan Hanatari Vicki Hanson Margy Heim Jane Hendryson Kent lupberger Kelly Madden Darrell Madsen Gloria Mason Kim McCate Monica Ormsby Bob Petri Dave Rockwell Terri Rosenbaum Dan iel Swartz Susan Tanaka CHESS President-Richard Timberlake Vice-President-Steve Hechler Secretary-Treasurer-Dan Ruiz Sponsor-Mr. John Timmons John Abbott les Anthony Tom Barber John Blunt Bob Browne John Burchfield Willie Chapman Sydney Danforth Mark Eberhart Pete Gatseos Dirk Hanson Alan lwahashi John Jezek Ed Leaver Ed Naton Jim Phillips Rod Rapp Ray Robert Gerald Starr Dan Swartz Greg Tannenbaum Ron Timmons Bart Weiss Karl Winchell Alan Yamamoto COMPUTER CLUB President-Cynthia Caracasls Vice President-Ray Robert Sponsor-Mr. David Esch John Abbott Camille Boggs Bill Chapman Kyle Davis Mark Eberhart Phil Goodstein Dirk Hanson David Holsien Ed Johnson Tom Meyer Gary O'Biock Debby Rullman Nina Saks Chuck Shepard Richard Timberlake David Witkin COUNTERPOINTS President-Jean Sullivan Vice President-Connie McAndrews Secretary-Treasurer-Vicki Typher Sponsor-Mrs. Marion Padboy Gulcin Acemi Janet Bidwell Camille Boggs leslie Carter Holly Casler Sara Kozelka Mary laCombe Kelly Madden Margaret Schmuck Sherry Stroh "D" CLUB President-lance Scrivner Vice President-Reggie Mines Secretary-Treasurer-Dave Alkove Sponsor-Mr. Robert Paul Bernie Broderick Dan Broderick D. E. C. A. President-Chris Bachman Vice President-Harold Bishop Secretary-Candy Gentry Treasurer-Rosemary Prince Publicity Manager-John Vigil Sponsor-Mr. Jay Collinsworth Mellene Anderson Barbara Armstead Ron Ashley Kathy Barton John Bolden Charla Buerkle Jim Dolan John Guzman liz Hackett Tom McGrath Jerry Richardson Dennis Snyder EAST SIDE PLAYERS President-Bob Collins Vice President-Jan Bingaman Treasurer-Woody Argall Recording Secretary-liz Downey Corresponding Secretary-Karen Leaver Historian-Mimi Spencer Sponsors-Mr. John Zumwinkle Mrs . Norma Rietcheck Roger Aydelott Tom Barber Tim Baxter �Club Roster EAST SIDE PLAYERS-cont. Mike Beierle Becky Belyea Judy Benton Judy Biggs Jaci Bingaman John Bonsib Gary Boucher Jeni Bourne John Brooks Paul Brooks Marilyn Burkett Margaret Burnett Charlotte Cunningham Sharon Cantini Tom Conis Bernette Cowans Zelia Dahlstrom Carla Davis Kacky Davis Carol Fisher Vicki Grandy Joan Gurtler Donna Hackett Sari Ha rovitz Stephanie Haddock Cindy Hall Him Hahn Joe Hall Bob Hart Susy Hess Marcia Hogan Helen Hon Linda Hooker Denise Jackson Holly Johnson Peggy Jokela Kris Jones Kathy Krueger Janet Lewallen Patricia Marinace Joe McCue Kathi Molumby John McCallum Shirley Moss Sharon Neidg Marilyn Ochs Linda Pitter Diane Rusho Denise Sawyer Lisa Schomp Tracey Scope! Mary Selmser John Sites Belinda Steger Lynda Sutherland Debbie Toffoli Allan Torrington James Welch Alexis Wilkerson Lauri Winston Carolyn Wright Betty Wytias EUCLIDEAN President-Gillian Hutchings Vice-President-Bob Miller Vice-President-John Abbot Vice-President-Karen Leaver John Abbot Bob Browne Daryl Eversman Kathy Gilbert Bonnie Goldstein Walter Greensburg Dirk Hansen Kris Janes Karen Leaver Gillian Hutchings Gene Martin Bob Miller Dudley Morris Rodger Rapp EUCLIDEAN-cont. Diane Randell Nikki Tannenba~;m Jim Travis Dave Wittsen Steve Wolcott FOLKLORE President-Linda Hooker Vice President-Luther Augenstein Treasurer-Larry Loeb Sponsor-Miss Christina Ebel Rosalind Barki Barb Blasingame Camille Boggs Judy Brodie Bob Browne Marge Cronkey Darlene Curtis Diane Curtis Kyle Davis Charles DeWitt Renard Euell Diane Finesilver Patti Frank Bonnie Goldstein Therese Hoskins Jack James Steve Joy Mary Kay Kitto Denis Mackey Lynda McElroy Dave Murakami Peter Nellhaus Elizabeth Overland Toby Reich Sidney Rogers Nancy Rigg Tina Rupp Mitzi Russell Rick Schemel Shirley Schmitt Debbie Spaulding Belinda Steger John Vigil Alexis Wilkerson Rayna Wright Ben Zwibecker F. T. A. President-Marilyn Burkett Vice President-Kathy Fisher Treasurer-Luther Augenstein Secretary-Shelly Alexander Historian-Sandy Leerskov Parliamentarian-Cheryll Odegaard Sponsor-Mrs. Marion Powell Mr. Larry French Rosalind Marki Debbie Blair Laura Bradford Margaret Downey Mary Fields Julie Frances Linda Geist Yvonne Giddings Cheryl Goolsby Joseqh Hall Joyce Harris Hoann Harnsun Edith Henderson Toi Jones Marcia Kramer Daphne McGee Julia Meineke Charlayne Murrell Caroll Odegaard Regina Ration Elfen Sakamoto Sue Standley Gary Starr June Stotts F. T. A.-cont. HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS-cont. Marilyn Townsend Jim Travis Mary Wayne Susan Welsh Jan Karakawa Robin Kelly Sandy Leerskov Janet Lewallen Linda Luizzi Kent Lupberger Terri Mahoney Norma Malone Betty Marshall Margie Martin Daphne McGee Meredy Melville Shirley Moss Charlayne Murrell Toni Parks Pam Pecrill Sandi Piatt Colleen Polfer Liz Powell Barbie Putnam Gary Reagan Jan Risley Shirl Robinson Terri Rosenbaum Debbie Russell Debbie Rut1man Ellen Sakamoto FOREIGN LANGUAGE President-Mike Crownover Vice President-Paleri Walker Secretary-Kris Overland Treasurer-Zetta Yocovides ICC Representative-Mike Crownover Sponsor-Mrs. Blanche Pigott Rosalind Barci Jennie Bourne Martha Carranco Debi Coffer Yvonne Cook Ray Gottesfeld Linda Kennedy Mike Mulhern Sandy Nelms Pat Pastrana Suzie Schiff Desiree Thalley Debby Thomas Sloane Thomas HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS President-Sa fly Rose Vice President-Darryl Simpson Secretary-Terri Adams Treasurer-Jeanie Linton Program Chairman-Kathy Kunz All-City Representatives-Tim Crow Denise Sawyer Sponsor-Mr. Charles Schaffer Kathy Allman Chris Ando Jerry Baes Valerie Barham Alana Barnes Jo Ellen Baxter Geraldine Baylor Debbie Blair Mary Jane Bonelle Barbara Booker Cathy Booker Linda Cleary Debbie Coffer Linda Collier Joslyn Cowans Cindy Crabb Zen•a Crow Beverly Davis Judy Davis Robbi Davis Tanya Davi$ Mary Fields Diana Finesilver Martha Fiser Dana Fisher Nancy Franz Karen Garfunkle Shirley Gruenberg Maggie Hall Mary Hallet Debbie Hardaway Linda Hart Sue Hart Cathy Head Stewart Henry Dave Hinds Beverly Hooks Marilyn Hydinger Mary Ingram Barbie Inskeep Toi Jones Bob Jordan Patty Kane Mariann Sanmann Pearl Santifer Esther Schapire Karen Schoendaller Jackie Scott Rosalyn Scott Carol Scribner Cindy Smallwood Susan Smith Tana Smith Dorothy Sowell Julie Van Woerkom Karen Washington Frances Williams Jackie Williams Sylvia Williams Dave Witkin HI-Y President-Jerome Anglin Vice President-Mike Hooker Secretary-Alvin Jones Treasurer-Walter Dawkins Chaplain-Don Flourney Director-Mr. Jim Benson Sponsor-Mr. Edwin Archer Charles Beauman Rudy Briano Wilford Comer Marlow Comfort Donald Dawkins Frank Elliot Lloyd Guest Mike Hannibal Ken Hunt Conrad Hurrell Bruce Jackson Alfred McFarland David McGhee Mike Parks Ken Pointer Dennis Pruitt Andre Reynolds Victor Roberson Warren Rodgers Aaron Slaughter Kelvin Smith Andrew Woolfolk Eddie Woss I. c. c. President-Ray Robert Vice President-Sally Wade Secretary-Kathy Gilbert 2"35 �Club Roster I. C. C.-cont. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE-cont. KARATE CLUB KNIT - WITS-cont. Treasurer-Zarle Williams Sponsor-Mr. Art Bragg Scribe- Kathy Campbell President- Chuck Smith Sponsor- linda Martinez Paula McGee Meredy Melville Janice Miyake Shirl Robinson Sidney Rogers Michelle Roggenbach Becky Truair Jan ie Voorhees Sherry Alexander Jerome Anglin Chris Bachman Marilyn Burkett Cyndy Caracasis linda Carroll Bob Chessen Judy Coffee Bob Collins Mike Crownover Margaret Downey Beth Fisher Francine Hall Joyce Harris Carmen Henderson Jane Hendryson Downey Hillmeyer Dave Hinds linda Hooker Joe Janda Alan lamb linda McElroy Phil Mitsis Tonya Morris Dalores Nelson Chris Phelps Molly Probst Sally Rose lia Rupp lance Scrivner Chuck Smith Gary Starr Jean Sullivan Richard Timberlake Mary Trujillo Cathie Vallance INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President-Gary Starr Vice President-Nikki Tannenbaum Secretary-Cherry Bradford Treasurer-Walter Garnett Sponsor-Miss Elizabeth Williams Carolyn Anderson Camille Boggs larry Buford lynda Fuj imoto Phil Goodstein Paulette Green Pat Guest lynn Henderson Kathy Kinz Tom Meyer Joan Peterson Marianne Sanmann Esther Schapire Susie Schiff Sloane Thomas Sandy Traylor Terry Vette Ted Weber JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Consuls-Sue Drommond Paul Young Head Tribune-Rob Brown Head Censor- linda Carroll Head Scribe-Jean Doida Sponsor-Miss Margaret Smith TRIBE I Tribune-Rob Brown Censor-Nick Ervin Scribe-Jane Hager TRIBE II Tribune-Allison Branscombe Censor-linda Carroll 236 Joel Butler Carol Cantrell Cathi Cantrell Maggie Hall Kathy Kunz linda Liuzzi Connie McAndrews Reg ina Miller Paige Plastino Esther Schapire Mary Selmser Marlene Shimizu Nikki Tannenbaum Vickie Typher Margaret Whipple Ken Wohl Bill Wright Paul Young TRIBE Ill Tribune-Karen Washington Censor-Keary Nitta Scribe-Kathy Osburn Phil Goodstein Francis lowe Bruce Methner Teri Miller Cha rdele Robert lynda Sutherland Sue Wise TRIBE IV Tribune-Sam Nelson Censor-Barbara Garmony Scribe-Jean Doida Sue Aldridge Margaret Burnett Bob Hart Dave Knowles Bob Miller Mark Naylor Delores Nelson Steve Olson lee Ann Oswald Karle Seydel Clem Schaefer Darrell Simpson Joe Silver lucia Vickers lucie Vigil Kim Ward Sue Welch Sachiko Wellman TRIBE V Tribune - Wilson Stafford Censor-Judy Biggs Scribe-Dana Sourbeer Robin Barker Janet Bidwell Connie Coleman Yvonne Cook Andrew Ferguson Carol Fisher Jim lincoln Tom McElroy Mark Nakajima Jenny Rhodes linda Stetzel Kirby White Hank Wierman TRIBE VI Dave Witkin Kathy Markis Steve Irwin Ellen Sakamoto Jackie Williams Dave Holber Ed Banks Bernard Deadwyler Calvin Smith KEY CLUB President-Phil Mitsis Vice President-Tom Gray Secretary-Dennis Blum Treasurer-Gary Lighthall Sponsors-Mr. Ray Acsell Mr. Ronald Dobson luther Augenstein John Bonsib Joel Butler Tom Bautsch Jim Casbolt Dan Chapman Bob Chessen Ross De Herrera Greg Diamond John Eckhardt Dave Edwards Ben Kempner Nick Erwin Darrell Eversman Walter Greensberg Ken Levinson Alan lamb larry loeb Kent lupberger Don Meckley Brad Moses Chris O'Neil Sam Nelson Mark Renner Ray Robert Dave Rockwell Ray Ruf Bill Skolout Gary Stern Bruce Tawara Joel Walker Mark Walker Alan Woodard Ken Wohl Splinter Wrenn Paul Young KNIT- WITS President-Dolores Nelson Vice President-Martha Fiser Secretary-Carol Glick Treasurer-linda Geist Sponsor-Mrs. June Williamson Alana Barnes Marty Biggs Jan Bingaman Cathy Booker Gloria Bush Jeraldine Butler Kathy Campbell linda Caroll Holly Casler Shirley Chapman Recita Clemons Juan Crews Dana Fisher Barbara Floyd Karen Garfunkle Joan Hanatani Anita Henry Chris Hocking Kris Jones linda Kennedy Susan Lykins LATIN AMERICAN CLUB President-Mary Trujillo Vice President - Suzi Tepley Secretary- Vickie Herrera Treasurer-lillian Armijo Sponsor- Miss Franz Tim Abeyta Tony Abeyta Ray Apadaca Veronica Arellano Max Arguello Donald Baca Debbie Benavidez Frances Carrasco lorraine Ciddio Diane Cordova Theresa Encinias Helen Espinoza Tina Gracia Fernando Grimes Ralph Harrison Charlotte Herrera Phil Hermosillo Mareen lopez Tom Maestas David Martinez JoAnn Martinez Vicky Martinez Mary Jo Medina Rosie Medina Bart Miller Frank Montoya Frances Moralez Alice Nieto Debra Romero Vicky Romero James Roybal Martha Roybal Diane Sandoval lillian Sias Dave Silva Colleen Solis Paul Strom Tony Strom Daisy Trujillo Doris Trujillo Marcello Urioste lucie Vigil Rosalie Vigil Romona Wade LA CROSSE President-Chris Phelps Vice President-Joe Collins Secretary-Splinter Wrenn Treasurer-Greg MacDougall Sponsor-Mr. James Owen Dave Alkove Bill Baker Bart Brousard Robbie Brown Clark Collard Ed Cluff John Cummings Randy Fancher Marshal Greene Chris Greer Carl Homstad Ken Hunt �Club Roster LA CROSSE-cont. MODEL TEENS-cont. ORCHESIS-cont. PRE-MED-cont. Mike Jump Kent lupberger Tom Ort iz Dave Peak McGregor Rhodes Robb ie Southwick George Weber Hank Wierman Stephan ie Watk ins Ton i Welch Conn ie Whalen Barbara Wigg ins loretta Robinson Joyce Turner Eloise Will iams Nancy Wortham Sach iko Wellman MONTAGE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Ed itor- Mary Carol Randall Art Ed itor- She ila Griffin Secretary - Magg ie Hall Sponsor- Miss June Sm ith Sponsor- Mr. Michael McDanal MODEL TEENS Pres ident- Sally Wade Vice President- Kathy Markis Corresponding Secretary- Jean Doida Recording Secrelary-Trudi Morrison Treasurer- Kacky Dav is Scrapbook- Debbie Porter Sponsor- Mrs . Betsy Shipley Terri Adams DeVonna Anderson Sally Aragon Carol Atkinson Mary Babbs Marty Biggs Karen Board laura Bouchier Jeanne Brooks Patricia Combs Mary Cook Maura Cooney Renee Cousins Fern Crawford Jackie Crawford Sandy Deutsch liz Downey Dianne Fields Martha Fiser Carol Fisher Kathy Fisher Tina Garcia Becky Gonzales Jeanne Goodwin Sandy Grandy Cindy Hall Mary Hallet Beaver Hamilton Mary Handen Helga Hartig Pam Higgins Downey Hillmeyer Chris Hocking Nancy Johnston Toi Jones Vicki Krieger Juli Krill Rose Leahy Shelley lamer Linda McElroy Meredy Melville Kathy Mitchell Charlayne Murrell Vivian Neubert Michele Nuss Pam Perrill Peggy Phillips Yvonne Phillips Paige Plastina Rosemary Prince Regina Rattan Jennifer Rhodes Marilyn Richardson Bobbi Rupp Lia Rupp Tina Rupp Nina Saks Jean Schilt Penny Schwartz Jan Seifried Pat Seymour Sue Tanaka Jan ice Townsend Debbie True Carla Tursick Carolyn Allen Cookie Artzer Roger Aydelott John Cummings John Franklin Andrea Gooch Debbie Heger Carol Johnson Sandra Johnson Mike lang larry loeb Sally McGregor Jim Minton Chr is O' Neill Susan Sm ith Ann Stoenner Paleri Walker Chris Watson NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE President- Judy Coffee Vice President-Clark Yeager Secretary-Mimi Spencer Secretary- Jan Bingaman Treasurer- Gwen Johnson Sponsor-Mrs. Carol Strickland Cheryl Brink Cynth ia Caracasis Bernette Cowans Mary Dallas Sandy Deutsch Greg Diamond Denise Ferguson Tina Gardia Pete Gatseos Kathy Gilbert Downey Hillmeyer Debb ie Hughes Tom long Joe Marecak Hil Margolin Don Meckley Shirley Nachman Angie Noel Steve Olson Gary Reagan Ray Robert Pat Seymour Gary Starr ORCHESIS President- Carmen Henderson Vice President- Vickie Herrera Secretary- Daphne McGee Treasurer-Glor ia Mason Sponsor- Mrs. Carol Matchett Jeanie Boehler Wanda Bryant Holly Casler Jackie Cawford Linda Frazier Chan ita Henderson Anita Henry Theresa Hill Diane McGhee Sharon Neidig Susan Ref a kis Tom Allen Tom Bierlace John Blunt Dana Fisher John Franklin Walter Garrett James Ramke Clen Schaefer Steve Semaster Ron Southworth Terry Vette PRE-LAW CLUB Pres ident-Bob Chessen Vice President- Walter Greenberg Secretary-John Eckhardt Treasurer- Kenny Wohl Sponsor- Mr. Charles Clarkson Joel Butler James Casebolt Dan Chapman Eugene Eckhardt Nick Ervin Bruce Fuller Marshall Greene Gary Lighthall Kent lupberger Hil Mangolin Jim Minton Phil Mitsis Brad Moses Chris O' Neill Jay Pirkey Mark Renner Neal Stafford Gary Stern Bruce Tawara Steve Wolcott Alan Woodard Paul Young PRE-MED President-Linda Carroll Vice President - Tom Craighead Secretary-Jeannie Linton Treasurer- Tom Craighead Sponsor-M iss Fay Twist Martha Bernard larry Bufurd Holly Casler Renee Cousins Ray Gottesfeld Barbie Inskeep Debbie Jackson Jan Karakawa Sara Kozelka John Lamers Timothy leary Tom McElroy Regina Miller Terri Miller Delores Nelson Cind i Nishimura Tonya Petty Debb ie Price Miriam Rose Julie Trace Becky Trua ir Frances W illiams Zarle Williams RIFLETTES President- Mildred Aikens Vice Pres ident-Jewel Underwood Secretary-Pam Mitchel Treasurer-Andrea Gooch Range Officers- Becky Sm ith Marty Biggs Sponsor- Mr. Harry Ackzierger Wanda Bryant Linda Collier Marie Deakin Georg ia Harris Jo Ann Harrison Cathy Head Robin Kelly Donna Pugh Tanya Smith Debbie Thomas Jan Watson Phyllis Watson Francis Williams Connie Yearling SERAPH SISTERS President-Kathy Gilbert Vice Pres ident-Juli Krill Secretary-Merilynn Knowles Jean Schilt Treasurer-Diane Fields Sponsor-Mrs. Ann Broad Gulcin Acemi Paule Bernard Judy Brodie Judy Coffee Kacky Davis Regan Eberhart Judy Eggleston Barbara Floyd Rosemarie Franz Tina Gracia Linda Ge ist Sheila Griffin Stevie Hibbert Andrea Hoffman Downey Hillmeyer Olga Kriwenkow Karen Leaver· Janet Lewallen Angie Noel Paige Plast ina Michele Nuss Nancy Rigg Jackie Scott Mimi Spencer Ann Stoenner Judy Thaemert Vicki Typher Chris Watson lora Weiss Margaret Whipple Margaret Woods SKEAST President-Molly Probst Vice President-Bob Dembeck Secretary-Susan Tanaka Treasurer-Peggy lore Sponsor-M iss Jean Aschbaucher Pat Abe Allison Ando Roger Aydekitt Robin Barker Paula Bernard Ted Calloway Cliff Erickson 237 �Club Roster SKEAST-cont. TARS-cont. WHITE JACKETS-cont. Judy Garnett Cynthia Gibbs Pat Guest Stephanie Haddock Barry Hadley Margy Heim Jane Hendryson Annette Hill Ken Jordan Alan Lamb Dave Lehr Jim Minton Dave Murakami Angie Oliver Joan Peterson Gary Reagan Morgan Riley Ruthanne Rountree Debbie Ruttman Renard Snell Karen Schondaller Dana Sourbeer Joe Tarnowski Gary Thomas Quinton Van Tassle Jane Voorhees Mark Walker Chris Watson Bill Wilbur Ramona Williams Margaret Winkler Mike Wise Ken Wright Jackie Scott Sh irley Smiley Bill Wilbur Secretaries-Susan Hart Marilyn Knowles Treasurer-Lana Holmes Juli Krill Drill Masters-Diane Fields Debbie Jackson Historian-Ruthanne Rountree Parliamentarian-Kathy Campbell SYMPOSIUM Mary Babbs Janet Bidwell Debbie Blair Karen Board Carol Bruso Sharon Contini Cathi Cantrell Kay Chessen Mary Cook Penny Crites Zenia Crow Mary Dallas Sandy Deutsch Karen Dryden Dana Fisher Jan Gall Sue Gunn Pat Hall Vicki Hanson Margy Helm Downey Hillmeyer Kerstin Johansson Mary Kurz Patty Logan Terri Mahoney Linda Martinez Kim McCaa Meredy Melville Ellen Nelson Angie Oliver Lena Petersson Kathy Riese Jan Risley Debb ie Rouse Jackie Scott Gail Shermack Marlene Shimizu Pam Smith Sue Tanaka Marcia Tremmel Phyllis Wier Barbara Wiggins Janelle Wilkins Edie Wzolek President-Sherry Alexander Vice President-Ruthanne Roundtree Secretary-Kalhy Fisbee Patricia Guest Treasurer-Palerie Walker Sponsor-Miss Charlene Ricci Delores Allen Frances Bowles Geraldine Butler Gloria Bush Recita Clemens Yvonne Cook Acquanetta Craig Joyce Harris Carmen Henderson Anita Henry Regina Miller Terry Miller Brenda Rudolph Belinda Steger Debra Thomas Joyce Turner Stephaine Wathins Frances Williams Zarle Williams Cindi Nishimura TARS President-Lia Rupp Vice President-Peggy Downey Secretary-Chris Watson Treasurer- Guy Nemiro Sponsor-Mr. Terry Allen John Blunt Barclay Davis Phil Goodstein Andy Karr Kent Lupberger Jim Minton Dave Murakami Molly Probst Gary Reagan Nancy Rigg Sally Rose Karen Schoendaller 238 TEEN DEMS Pres ident-Alan Lamb Sponsor-Mr. Craig Spillman Pat Abe Rosalind Barki Judy Brodie Jean Demmer Derek Feilbert Tom Gray Sara Kozelka Kent Lupberger Kathy Markis Karen Schoendaller Mimi Spencer June Stotts Debbie Thomas TRI-HI-Y President-Beth Fisher Vice President-Val Forseliu: Corresponding Secretary-Jan Jackson Recording Secretary-Carol Cantrell Treasurer-Barbie Engels Service Chairman-Jean Schilt Chaplain-Michele Nuss Sponsor- Miss Diane Dykes WHITE JACKETS President-Downey Hillmeyer Vice President-Carolyn Jew Secretaries-Jeanne Bowers Pat Abe Shelley Alexander Allison Ando Mary Babbs Paule Bernard Debbie Blair Donna Blount Karen Board Camille Boggs Sherry Brancford Jeanne Brooks Carol Bruso Marian Buffalo Sharie Burger Geraldine Butler Carol Cantrell Cathy Cantrell Linda Carroll Pat Chase Marti Cooley Penny Critts Mary Dallas Kacky Davis Nancy Denious Kathy Dennis Sandy Deutsch Jean Doida Liz Downey Barbie Engles Martha Fiser Beth Fisher Kathy Fisher Barbara Floyd Joleen Fukahara Kathy Gibson Tina Garcia Pat Guest Maggie Hall Beaver Ham ilton Diane Hamilton Joyce Harris Linda Harris Linda Hart Joyce Hartfiield Debby Heger Margy Heim Jane Hendryson Chris Hocking Linda Hooker Marilyn Hydinger Barbie Inskeep Kerstin Johansson Sharon Jones Toi Jones Patty Kane Jan Karakawa Sandy Leerskov Janet Lewallen Peggy Lore Kelly Madden Betty Marshall Daphne McGee Julia Meineke Regina Miller Eva Mims Pam Mitchell Kerry Morimoto Trudi Morrison Charlayne Murrell Alva Nelms Sandra Nelms Ellen Nelson Vivian Neubert Angie Noel Michelle Nuss Monica Ormsby WHITE JACKETS- cont. Lena Peterson Judy Poole Michele Reed Michele Roggenbach Terri Rosenbaum Ruthann Rountree Mitzi Russell Pat Seymour Marlene Shimizu Pam Smith Mimi Spencer Beth Stever Susan Tanaka Judy Thaimert Cheryl Thomas Janice Townsend Marcia Townsend Marcia Tremmel Jul ie Van Woerkem Barbara Venters Sherry Vick Earlene Walton Marianne Ward Karen Washington Chris Watson Phyllis Watson Toni Welch Phyllis Wier Barbara Wiggans Zarle Williams Y-TEENS Co-Presidents-Joyce Harris Regina Miller Secretary-Toni Welch Treasurer-Ruthann Rountree Historian- Pat Guest Social Chairman-Cindi Nishimura Program Chairman-Debbie Rullman Worship Chairman-Henrieta Johnson Courtesy Chairman-Geri Butler Sponsor-Mrs. Sharon McCarthy Sherry Alexander Deloris Allen Martha Bernard Karen Board Francis Bowles Debbie Clark Debb ie Coffer Maura Cooney Acquanelta Craig Berdie Demmer Linda Donna Thelma Duncan Kathy Fisher Sue Gunn Mary Hallet Mary Harden Debbie Hardaway Annette Hill Cherry Hill Beverly Hobbs Rhoda Holliman Ida Johnson Sharon Lewis Linda Martinez Coy Martin Margie Martin Teri Miller Yvonne Phillips Brenda Quails Missy Ricke Yvette Robinson Brenda Rudolph Denise Sawyer Cindy Smallwood Pam Smith Marla Stewart Sharon Tate Joyce Turner Edna Welch Sylvia Williams Cheryl Young �239 �Student Index A Abbott, John 181 Abe, Pat, 152, 205 Abegg, Tim, 205 Acemi, Gulcin, 109, 140, 149, 205 Adams, Monica, 181 Adams, Terri 193 Agnetti, Becky, 181 Ahlberg, Marcella, 205 Aikens, Mildred, 193 Aldridge, Susan, 181 Alexander, Denise, 181 Alexander, Shelley, 193 Alexander, Sherry, 205 Alexander, Susan, 181 Alkove, Dave, 52, 53, 205 Allen, Carolyn, 205 Allen, Dolores, 205 Allen, John, 205 Allen, Tom, 193 Allman, Kathy, 193 Anderson, Darrell, 65 Anderson, Mellene, 205 Ando, Alison, 152,193, 247 Ando, Chris, 181 Andrews, Carolyn, 193 Andrews, Mike, 193 Anglin, Jerome, 110, 205 Arellano, Veronica, 193 Argall, Woody, 193 Armijo, Lillian, 205 Armstead, Barbara, 205 Armstead, Romander, 205 Armstrong, Donald, 57 Arroyo, Tony, 193 Ashley, Rod, 181 Ashley, Ronnie, 205 Ashley, Sandy, 181 Askew, Velver, 205 Atkison, Carol, 193 Augenstein, luther, 193 Augenstein, Marie, 181 Augenstein, Marsh, 58, 181 Aumiller, Roxie, 181 Ausbie, Kennith, 58 Avila, Viki, 205 B Babbs, Mary, 152, 205 Bachman, Chris, 111, 205 Baker, Bill, 52, 57 Baker, Jennifer, 181 Banks, Ed, 100 Barki, Rosalind, 206 Barnes, Alana, 206 Barnes, Gail, 206 Barton, Kathy, 206 Bautsch, Tom, 59 Baxter, Jo Ellen, 181 Baynes, Pete, 206 Beardsworth, Gary, 206 Beauman, Charles, 206 Beauman, Toni, 181 Bell, Ann, 206 Bell, Michael, 181 Bellante, James, 129, 206 Bennett, Ernie, 206 Bentley, Cindy, 206 Benton, Judy, 181 Bernard, Polly, 140, 206 Berry, Harold, 206 Besaw, Daniel, 206 Betz, John, 206 Bidwell, Janel, 181 Biggs, Judy, 181 Bingaman, Jackie, 181 Bingaman, Jan, 148, 206 Bishop, Harold, 206 Bishop, Suzette, 206 Bjork, Darlis, 207 Black, Ronn, 207 Blair, Debbie, 108 Blakely, Chauncey, 207 Blanas, Jim, 58 Blount, Sarah, 181 Blum, Dennis, 192 Bockh, Mike, 181 Boehler, Jeannie, 207 Boggs, Camille, 207 Bohm, Nanci, 131 Boiko, Wally, 207 Boley, Earl, 207 240 Bollacker, Lee, 181 Bonella, Mary Jane, 181 Bonsib, John, 121 Boone, Sheryl, 207 Boucher, Gary, 142, 207 Bouchier, laurel, 207 Bowers, Jeanne, 207 Bfadford, Lori, 181 Brame, Dona, 208 Brannon, Pat, 208 Brewer, Ron, 208 Broderick, Bernie, 52, 57, 65 Broderick, Dan, 208 Brodie, Judy, 208 Brooks, Jeanne, 208, 247 Brooks, John, 121 Broussard, Bart, 52 Brown, Robert, 13B, 139, 208 Brunton, Dick, 208 Brunton, John, 152 Brunton, Robert, 209 Bruso, Carol, 152, 169, 208 Buckstein, Gary, 60, 61 Buerkle, Charla, 209 Buethe, Warren, 209 Buffalo, Marion, 209 Buford, larry, 182 Burch, Allen, 209 Burch, Linda, 209 Burchfield, John, 209 Burkett, Marilyn, 21 Burlace, Thomas, 182 Burnette, Maggie, 182 Bush, Gloria, 209 Bustamente, Rudy, 182 Butler, Geraldine, 209 Butler, Joe, 96, 209 Byars, Veda, 182 c Campbell, Gwendolyn, 182 Campbell, Kathy, 57 Canono, John, 57 Cantrell, Carol, 172 Cantrell, Cathi, 172, 192 Caracasis, Cynthia, 120 Carey, Pat, 172 Card, Sharon, 209 Carranco, Nick, 58 Carroll, Charla, 182 Carroll, Linda, 209 Casebolt, Jim, 52, 55 Casler, Holly, 209 Chaney, Andrew, 52, 63 Chapman, Bill, 209 Chapman, Dan, 138, 139 Chapman, Shirley, 209 Charlifue, Ken, 58 Chessen, Bob, 209 Chinn, Crystal, 209 Clark, Debra, 209 Cleary, Linda, 209 Clements, Andrew, 209 Coffee, Judy, 120, 209, 246, 247 Collard, Clark, 210 Collier, Daryl, 58 Collins, Bob, 210 Collins, Kathy, 210 Colvin, Mike, 1B2 Combs, Patricia, 210 Conis, Tom, 210 Connor, Kelvin, 58, 182 Connor, leo, 210 Contini, Sharon, 210 Cook, Mary, 182 Cook, Yvonne, 182 Cooney, Maura, 210 Cooper, Jill, 182 Cooper, Naomi, 182 Corey, lowren, 59 Cousins, Rennee, 182 Crabb, Cindy, 145 Craft, Don, 52, 56, 58, 210 Craft, Mack, 210 Craig, Rob, 111 Craighead, Joseph, 210 Crane Anthony, 65 Crawford, Fern, 210 Crawford, Jacqueline, 182 Crownover, Mike, 210 Crownover, Scott, 182 Crutchfield, Barbara, 1B2 Cullip, John, 210 Cumings, Sarah, 182 Cumo, Irene, 210 Curtis, Diane, 210 D Dacus, Calvin, 58 Dahlstrom, Zelia, 182 Daily, lanell, 210 Dallas, Mary, 145, 169, 204, 210, 247 Daniels, Robert, 58 Davis, Barclay, 210 Davis, Becca, 210 Davis, Bill, 210 Davis, Carla, 182 Davis, Kacky, 152, 210 Davis, Kyle, 182 Davis, Michael, 210 Davis, Robbie, 182 Dawkins, Don, 57 Dawkins, Walter, 52, 56, 211 Dawson, Carol, 211 Deep, John, 182 Degenhart, Dennis, 210 Dembeck, Bob, 211 Denious, Nancy, 211 Dennis, Kathy, 211 Dennis, Pia, 182 Densmer, Ron, 211 Desjarlais, Joyce, 211 Deutsch, Sandy, 97, 210, 247 DeVries, Gladys, 182 Dewitt, Charles, 211 Diamond, Greg, 145, 149, 167 Dickerson, Ralph, 128, 211 Dickerson, Rebecca, 182 Diggins, Mary, 211 Diprofio, Dan, 57 Discoe, Kathy, 182 Dominguez, Tom, 211 Donna, Linda, 183 Downey, Margaret, 211 Draper, Ida, 183 Drommond, Sue, 211 Dryden, Karen, 183 Duncan, Thelma, 211 Dunn, Dan, 183 E Eckhardt, Eugene, 52, 57, 194 Eckhardt, John, 211 Edwards, Dave, 211 Eggleston, Judy, 130, 212 Elenbogen, Randi, 130, 212 Elmblad, John, 195 Erickson, Cliff, 212 Euell, Renard, 92 Evans, lmesia, 94, 183 Eversman, Darrell, 63 F Falkenburg, John, 183 Falls, Robert, 52 Faxon, Becky, 183 Febinger, Dennis, 58, 183 Felton, laVonne, 183 Felton, Skip, 183 Ferguson, Denise, 120 Fields, Daryle, 58, 183 Fields, Diane, 141, 169,212 Fiser, Martha, 246, 247 Fisher, Beth, 96, 212, 247 Fisher, Carol, 142, 183 Fisher, Kathy, 212 Fisher, Ron, 212 Fitz, Nathan, 52, 57 Flanigan, Kevin, 52, 57 Flanigan, Steve, 183 Flores, Lydia, 183 Flournoy, Donald, 212 Floyd, Barbara, 212 Forselius, Val, 212 Forselius, Wendy, 183 Foster, Wallin, 59, 183 Francis, Julie, 212 Francis, Margot, 183 Franz, Nancy, 183 Frazier, Linda, 212 Frey, Rod, 52, 212, 247 Frobig, Charlotte, 212 Fujimoto, lynda, 98, 204, 213 Fukuhara, Jolene, 152 G Gall, Janet, 183 Gallagher, Kathie, 213 Gallagher, lynne, 183 Garcia, Charles, 183 Garcia, Cynthia, 183 Garcia, Tina, 204, 213 Garcia, Yvonne, 213 Garfunkle, Karen, 183 Garnett, Walter, 107 Garrett, Dave, 213 Garrell, Judy, 183 Gary, Tom, 214 Gash, lee, 183 Gatseos, Pete, 120, 213 Geist, Linda, 213 Gerke, Denise, 213 Gibbs, Cynthia, 183 Giddings, Yvonne, 213 Gilbert, Kathleen, 213 Gilliam, Roberta, 213 Glentzer, David, 183 Goens, Dave, 68 Goldsmith, Galen, 184 Goldstone, Bob, 214 Gomez, Kevin, 52, 53, 214 Gooch, Andrea, 214 Goodwin, Jeanne, 247 Goolsby, Cheryl Ann, 184 Gore, Cindy, 214 Gorman, Pat, 184 Grandy, Sandy, 214 Grandy, Vicki, 184 Grano, Cheryl 1B4 Grigg, Scott, 247 Greenburg, Betsy, 184 Greenburg, Walter, 214, 247 Grier, Rodney, 214 Griffin, Sheila, 214 Grove, Maxie, 214 Groves, lynette, 214 Gruenberg, Shirley, 214 Guest, lloyd, 57 Guest, Pat, 214 H Haddock, Stephanie, 184 Hadley, Barry, 214 Hadley, Brad, 138 Hager, Jane, 215 Hager, Margaret, 184 Hailey, Michael, 184 Hall, Bennie, 215 Hall, Cindy, 215 Hall, Jeanne, 215 Hall, Joseph, 215 Hall, Pat, 184 Hall, Roberta, 184, 247 Hallet, Mimi, 184, 247 Hamilton, Beaver, 215 Hamilton, Diane, 215 Hamm, Shirley, 184 Hampton, lonnie, 58, 215 Hanalani, Joan, 184 Handen, Mary, 215 Handy, Mitch, 215 Hannibal, Charles, 58 Hansen, Dirk, 148 Hanson, Vicki, 148 Hardy, Mike, 52 Harrell, Conrad, 257 Harris, Joyce, 215 Harris, Linda, 184 Harris, Rose, 215 Harrison, Jo Ann, 185 Harrison, Ralph, 106, 184 Harrison, Richard, 215 Hart, Bob, 184 Hart, Linda, 145, 171, 172, 192 Hart, Susan, 215 Hartig, Helga, 184 Hestings, Celeste, 215 Hawkins, Claudia, 184 Head, Cathy, 184 Heckel, Ted, 216 Heim. Margaret, 139 Heger, Debbie, 216 Hellen, Cynthia, 184 Henderson, Carmen, 216 Hendel'$on, Edith, 216 Henderson, June, 216 Henderson, lynn, 216 ��Student Index Henry, Stewart, 184 Herrera, Vickie, 216 Hess, Susie, 184 Hibbert, Stephanie, 216 Higg ins, Pamela, 216 Hill, Annette, 184 Hill, Cherry, 216 Hill , linda, 216 Hill, Marcia, 216 Hilliard, Jerry, 51, 52, 216 Hillmeyer, Downey, 216 Holl iman, Rhoda, 184 Holloway, Jan, 184 Holmes, Ginny, 216 Holmes, Lana, 217 Holt, Larry, 217 Hooker, Mike, 52, 54 Hooker,Tom, 58 Hopson, Richard, 217 Horvat, Mike, 217 Hosack, Tom, 57 Hoskins, Therese, 184 Howard, Jim, 184 Heyman, Sandy, 184 Hudgins , Andy, 52, 217 Hudgins, Dave, 52, 57 Hudson, Barbara, 217 Hudson, Olivia, 184 Hudson, Rose, 217 Hughes, Debbie, 185 Innes, David, 185 Irw in, Steve, 60 J Jackson, Denise, 185 Jackson, Dewey, 217 Jackson, Em ily, 196 Jackson, Jan, 217 Jackson, Matt, 60, 61 Jackso~, William , 58 Jackson, Tom, 217 James, Jack, 185 James, Tracy, 185 Jepkes, Martin, 217 Jew, Carolyn, 217 Johansson, Kerstin, 97 Johnson, Carol, 204 Johnson, David, 185 Johnson, Gwendolyn, 217 Johnson, Holly, 185 Johnson, Joyce, 108 Johnson, linda, 217 Johnson, Perry, 185 Johnson, Raymond, 52, 57 Johnson, Sandra, 217 Johnston, Chris, 59, 185 Johnston, Nancy, 217 Johnston, Terry, 24 Jones, Alvin, 217, 51, 52, 53 Jones, Connie, 196 Jones, Janice, 94 Jones, Kris, 185 Jones, Sandra, 185 Jones, Sharon, 196 Jones, Toi, 185 Jordan, Kent, 185 K Karakawa, Jan, 197 Kareski, John, 129 Karr, Andrew, 218 Kawashima, Karen, 218 Keating, Sheila, 218 Keller, Kathy, 185 Kelly, Alice, 218 Kelly, Vickey, 218 Kenealy, Pat, 58 l(ennedy, linda, 185 Kemp, Kren, 185 Kempner, Ben, 197 Kissell, Kathy, 197 Knowles, Merilynn, 218 Knowles, Susan, 185 Knudson,Chris, 58 Kopp, linda, 218 Koto, Randy, 197 Kozelka, Sara, 197 Kramer, Marcia, 197 Krause, Janet, 218 Kretschmar, James, 218 Krieger, Vicki, 197 242 Krill, Juli, 218 Kriwenkow, Olga, 218 Kunz, Kathy, 197 Kurz, Mary, 197 Kusumi, Marilyn, 218 L lamb, Alan, 219 Lamers, John, 219 Lamers, Monica, 197 Lang, Mike, 219, 247 latham, Robb, 197 Lasby, Kathy, 197 Lavoto, Greg, 51, 52, 53, 64, 65, 166, 167, 69, 68 Leaf, Mary Ellen, 185 Leahy, Rose, 185 Leaver, Karen, 219 Lee, Karen, 197 Leerskov, Sandy, 108, 197 Lehr, Dave, 185 Lemaster, Steve, 185 Levin, Jeff, 58, 185 Levinson, Kenny, 185 Lewallen, Janet, 42, 219 lindsay, Tim, 197 Linley, Francine, 197 linton, Jeanie, 197 littleton, Ronald, 58 Liuzzi, Linda, 219 Loeb, Larry, 60, 61, 101 Logan, Patty, 24 Long, Tom, 204, 219 lore, Peggy, 197 Love, Charmain, 186 Lowe, Francis, 197 Loyd, Veronica, 219 Lucas, Gladys, 197 Lacero, Bruce, 197 Luedke, Robert, 186 Luers, David, 186 Luers, Marty, 219 lupberger, Kent, 197 Lusk, Lee, 197 M MacDougall, Greg, 226 MacNeil, Michelle, 197 Madden, Kelly, 219 Madsen, Darrell, 186 Maes, Mike, 219 Mahoney, Mary, 198 Malone, Norma, 198 Mann, Jerry, 198 Manuelito, Daisy, 219 Manzanares, Tony, 198 Margolin, Hil, 198 Markis, Kathy, 204, 226 Marnace, Pat, 226 Marshall , Belly, 198 Marnace, Pat, 226 Marshall, Betty, 198 Martin, Coy 226 Martin, Margie, 198 Mart inez, linda 198 Martyn, Gary, 198 Mason, Anita, 186 Mason , Gloria, 198 Matsuda, Wayne, 198 Mayes, Marquita, 186 Mayes, Martha Lee, 186 Mayes, Valerie, 186 McAndrews, Connie, 226 McCaa , Kim, 186 McClellan, Beverly, 226 McCoy, Denise, 186 McCue, Geoff, 186 McCue, Joe, 226 McCue, Mike, 198 McDavid, Margo, 226 McDonald, Sue, 186 McDowell, Barbara, 198 McDowell, Maxine, 226 McElroy, Linda, 226 McElroy, Tom, 186 McFarland, Alfred, 226 McGee, Daphne, 198 McGee, David, 226 McGee, Paula, 198 McGrath, Tom, 226 McGrath, Sharon, 226 McGragor, Joe, 198 McGregor, Sally, 186 McGuire, Teresa, 186 Mcintosh, David, 198 Mcintosh, John, 198 Mcintosh, Paul, 186 McKinney, Deborah, 186 McNeill, Carol, 226 McNeill, James, 226 Medina, Mary Jo, 186 Meek, Kathy, 186 Meineke, Julia, 198 Mejia, Ivy, 186 Melville, Meredy, 198 Mensing, Cindy, 221 Mensing, Susan, 186 Meyer, Renee, 186 Meyer, Tom, 221 Miller, Karen, 186 Miller, Regina, 221 Miller, Robert, 221 Miller, Tommie, 221 Miller, Vicke, 221 Mims, Eva , 198 Minard, Karla, 186 Mines, Reggie, 221 Minton, Jim, 198 Miszczuk, John, 198 Mitchel, Pam, 198 Mitchell, David, 186 Mitchell, Janice, 94 Mitchell, Kathy, 186 Miyata, Janice, 186 Mondragon, Kathy, 221 Moore, Larry, 221 Morales, Mary Lou, 221 Morgan, Jeannie, 221 Morimoto, Kerry, 222 Morishige , Gayle, 188 Morrill, Dan, 188 Morrison, Cecilia, 222 Morrison, Trudi, 222 Moses, Brad, 222 Moss, Shirley, 222 Mother, Goose, 247 Mullins, Dave, 188 N Nady, D., 52, 57 Nakajima, Mark, 188 Nakashima, Vicki, 222 Natan, Eddie, 222 Nathan, Viola, 222 Nave, Larry, 222 Naylor, Mark, 188 Neidig, Sharon, 222 Neil, David, 222 Nelms, Alva, 247 Nelson,Dolores, 119 Nelson, Ellen, 199 Nelson, Kathy, 188 Nelson, Sam, 199 Nemiro, Guy, 199 Neubert, Vivian, 222 Nieto, Alice, 188 Nieto, Lonnie, 222 Nitta, Keary, 199 Noel, Angie, 141, 144, 147, 222 Norman, Alberteen, 199 Nuss, Michele, 152, 223 0 Oblock, Gary, 188 Ochs, Marilynn, 223 Ochs, Melvin, 199 Odegaard, Cheryl!, 199 Odegaard, Carol, 199 Oliver, Angie, 188 Oliver, Kathy, 188 Olson, Diana, 188 Olson, Steve, 223 O'Neill, Chris, 223 Ormsby, Mon ica, 223 Oswald, Lee Ann, 188 Owens, Gena, 199 Overland, Elizabeth, 199 Overland, Kris, 223 p Pace, Bruce, 52, 57, 65 Pace, Jackie, 223 Pacheco, Allen, 188 Papedo, Georgia, 223 Parker, Sue, 223 Parks, Karen , 188 Parks, Mike, 223 Paschall, Mike, 199 Peak, Dave, 204, 223 Perez, Bernice, 223 Peros, Jeanie, 188 Perrill, Pam, 142, 188 Personius, Tony, 199 Peterson, Bruce, 189 Peterson, Christine, 224 Peterson, Joan, 189 Petersson, Lena, 97 Petri, Robert W., 199 Petty, Tanya, 189 Phelps, Chris, 224 Phelps, Jenny, 189 Phillips, James, 224 Phillips, Peggy, 224 Phillips, Yvonne, 199 Phlieger, Jan, 189 Pieratt, Jay, 224 Pierce, Murray, 59, 189 Pierre, Larry, 224 Plante, Jean, 199 Plastina, Pa lge, 130, 131, 224 Poindexter, Karen, 189 �Poole, Judy, 199 Porter, Deborah, 172, 192, 199, 247 Powell, Alvin, 224 Powell, Elizabeth, 199 Powell, linda, 167, 189 Price, Deborah, 189 Price, Marilee, 189 Prince, Rosemary, 224 Probst, Molly, 92, 224 Pryor, Jean, 189 Pugh, Donna, 189 Purfield, Jim, 189 Putnam, Barbara, 224 Putnam, Royal, 189 Q Quails, Brenda C., 199 Quick, Beth, 189 R Raffin, Chris, 189 Randall, Mary Carol, 199 Randall, Dianna, 189 Ranum, Judy, 189 Ramberg, Cheryl, 189 Ration, Armidia, 189 Ratton, Regina, 224 Reagan, Gary, 192, 199 Redfearn, Timothy J., 199 Reece, Randy, 224 Reed, Michelle, 199 Rees, William, 58 Reese, Bill, 189 ReFakis, Susan, 189 Reinert, Gene, 189 Renner, Mark, 224 Reyes, Steve, 62, 63 Reynolds, Andre, 199 Reynolds, John, 58, 189 Rhoades, John, 199 Rhodes, Jennifer, 190 Rhodes, McGrgor, 224 Rice, Daphne, 190 Rice, Don, 58 Richardson, Jerome. 224 Richardson, Marilyn, 190 Richie, Betty Jo, 199 Richmond, Rebecca, 199 Ricke, Missy, 199 Riese, Kathy, 199 Rigg, Nancy, 224, 247 Riley, Christine, 199 Risley, Jan, 200 Roberson, Vic, 52, 167, 225 Roberson, Wayne, 58 Robert, Ray, 225 Roberts, Helen, 225 Robinson, Shirley, 225 Rockwell, Dave, 60, 200 Rodarte, Carol Ann, 200 Rogers, Diana, 225 Rogers, Tony, 52 Rogers, Warren, 225 Roggenbach, Michele, 225 Ronqved, Gina, 200 Rosenbaum, Terri, 200, 247 Ross, Dale, 225 Ross, Kathy, 50 Ross, Kent, 200 Rountree, Ruthann, 225 Rowse, Cindy, 225 Roybal, Martha, 190 Rozack, Jim, 190 Rusho, Diane, 190 Rudolph, Brenda, 57 Rupp, lia, 58 Ruttman, Debbie, 200 Ryan, Pat, 226 s Sakamoto, Ellen, 200 Saks, Nina, 226 Salazar, Pat, 200 Salinas, Becky, 190 Sandoval, Pearl, 190 Santifer, Diane, 190 Sauerbriet, Mary Ann, 200 Sawyer, Denise, 200 Schaefer, Clem, 226 Schamay, Stephen, 226 Schapire Esther, 200 Schilt, Chris, 52, 57, 200 Schilt, Jean, 97, 226, 246, 247 Schoendaller, Karen, 200 Schomp, lisa, 190 Schriver, Tim, 200 Schutz, Steve, 200 Schwartz, Penny, 200 Scope!, Ellen, 226 Scope!, Tracey, 200 Scott, Jackie, 226 Scribner, Carol, 226 Scrivner, lance, 51, 52, 88, 226 Sedar, Scott, 192, 200 Seifried, Jan, 200 Sellars, Mike, 58 Selmser, Mary, 200 Senator, E. Dirksen, 190 Seydel, Karle, 52, 57, 118, 200 Seymour, Patricia, 226, 120 �Student Index Shaffer, David, 59 Schaffer, Rick, :il26 Schanahan, Jim, 226 Shaw, Jim, 226 Shea, Mike, 226 Shea, Shawn Shepard, Charles, 226 Shermack, Gail, 226 Shimizu, Marlene, 200 Shively, Mike, 227 Short, Gary, 190 Simon, Carma, 227 Simpson, Diane, 190 Siseros, Irene, 227 Siseros, Judy, 190 Skeeters, Jennie, 190 Skolout, Bill, 59, 227 Slater, Linda, 190 Slaughter, Steven, 190 Smallwood, Cynthia, 227 Smith, Angelyn, 227 Smith, Charles, 100, 227 Smith, Dedra, 190 Smith, Dora, 200 Smith, Joyce Ann, 227 Smith, Kelvin, 110 Smith, Marvin, 65, 68, 69 Smith, Pam, 200 Smith, Patricia, 227 Smith, Ronald, 58 Smith, Tana Darlene, 201 Snyder, Dennis, 227 Snyder, Tom, 227 Solis, Collenn, 190 Southworth, Ronn, 190 Speicher, Tom, 58, 190 Spencer, Mimi, 227 Sperry, Christopher, 100 Stafford, Neal, 52, 54, 56, 145, 167, 204, 227, 227 Stafford, Wilson, 58, 190 Standley, John, 59, 190 Standley, Sue, 227 Starr, Gary, 227 Starrett, John, 190 Steele, Dolores, 227 Stegeman, Diane, 207 Steger, Belinda, 201 Stern, Gary, 28, 60, 61, 139, 228 Stevens, Donna, 228 Stever, Beth, 24, 228 Stewart, Marla, 201 Stewart, Sheila, 228 Stewart, Steve, 97, 97, 149 Stoenner, Ann, 228 Strawn, Millen 190 Streno, larry, ~ ... ?28 Streno, Nick, 52, 57, 201 Stene, Robert, 58 Strickland, Shirley, 201 Stroh, Sherry, 228 Strom, Paul, 228 Strom, Tony, 228 Strong, Jim, 229 Siesse, Albert, 299 Sugiura, Ken, 190 Sunata, Allyn, 190 Sutherland, Linda, 299 Sweed, Patsy, 190 T Tanaka, Dan, 229 Tanaka, Sue, 201 Tate, Sharon, 299 Tawara, Daryl, 299 Tawara, Bruce, 128, 190, 299 Taylor, Susan, 201 Tenbrink . Shirley 229 Tencich, Sherry, 201 Tepley, Suzi, 229 Thaemert, Judith, 90, 229 Thaemert, Richard, 229 Thomas, Cheryl, 192, 201 Thomas, Deborah, 229 Thomas, Gary, 190 Timberlake, Richard, 229 Timmons, Mary, 230 Timmons, Ronald, 230 Tooley, Tom, 230 Torrington, Allan, 190 Townsend, Janice, 152, 168, 169, 230 244 �Student Index Townsend, Marilyn, 201 Trace, Julie, 190 Traxler, Chuck, 230 Trayler, Sandy, 230 Treja, Veronica, 190 Tremmel, Marcia, 201, 247 Truair, Becky, 201 Trudeau, Debbie, 190 Trujillo, Mary, 160 Tsutsui, Dean, 190 Tully, Gary, 230 Turner, Joyce, 230 Turner, McKinley, 230 Tursick, Carla, 230 Tursick, Tim, 201 Typher, Vickie, 230 u Urioste, Marcella, 231 v Vay, Oy, 247 Valdez, Tony, 231 Valiance, Cathie, 201 Vallejos, Emily, 231 Van Buskirk, Paul, 231 Van Natter, Tony, 65, 169, 203 Van lassie, Quentin, 231, 246, 247 Van Woerkom, Julie, 203 Varner, Pat, 231 Vaught, Melva, 203 Venters, Barbara, 231 Verduin, Debbie, 169, 231 Vette, Terry, 203 Vickers, Lucia, 190 Vigil, John, 231 Vigil, Lucie, 190 Vivens, Rose Ann, 231 Voice, Hy, 247 Voorhees, Janie, 190 Vox, Guitar, 247 Voyd, Dense, 247 w Wade, Sally, 113,231,247 Wafer, Ann, 231 Wagner, Charles, 203' Walker, Joel, 21, 247 Walker, Debbie, 191 Walker, Mark, 62, 231 Walker, Palerie, 231 Wand, Kim, 191 Ward, Marianne, 231 Ward, Phil, 59, 231 Washington, Melvin, 191 Washington, Ronald, 58 Waters, Kathy, 141, 172, 203 Watkins, Stephanie, 203 Watson, Chris, 28, 138, 231 Watson, Gwendolyn, 191 Watson, Jan, 191 Watson, Phyllis, 231 Wayne, Mary, 108, 203 Weber, Chris, 231 Weber, Dan, 231 Weber, George, 167, 231 Weber, John, 191 Weiss, Bartley, 65, 66, 231 Weiss, Lora, 130, 232 Welch, Edna, 191 Welch, Susan, 191 Welch, Toni, 232 Wellman, Sachiko, 191 Wesley, Constance, 232 Westerfield, Loretta, 191 Whalen, Connie, 232 Whalen, Joe, 203 Whalen, Kathie, 232 Whitaker, Janice, 191 White, Alma, 232 White, Joni, 232 White, Kirby, 232 White, Maxine, 232 Whittington, Rayfield, 65 Widmar, Greg, 232 Wielder, Lee, 191 Wier, Phyllis, 203 Wierman, Hank, 191 Wierman, Lynn, 169, 232 Wiggans, Barbara, 232 Wiggins, Barbara, 232 Wilbur, Bill, 203 Wilkerson, Alexis, 203 Wilkerson, Rowena, 191 Wilkins, Jannelle, 130, 131, 144, 204, 232 Williams, Frances, 191 Williams, Jacqueline, 232 Williams, Leroy, 232 Williams, Zarle, 232 Williamson, Cheryl, 232 Wilson, Christine, 232 Wilson, Gary, 65 Wilson, Mike, 60, 61 Wilson, Rick, 232 Winchell, Karl, 232 Winkleblack, Charlotte, 232 Winkler, Margaret, 191 Winston, Laura, 191 Wise, Mike, 191 Wise, Sue, 203 Wisehart, Lynn, 203 Wohl, Kenny, 138, 139, 232 Wolcott, Steve, 203 Woodward, Alan, 52, 57, 172, 203 Woods, Harold 191 Woods, Margaret, 232 Woolfolk, Andrew, 52 Wortham, Nancy, 232 Wren, Splinter (Ted), 52 Wright, Bill, 52, 54, 65, 67, 204, 68 Wright, Carolyn, 192, 203 Wright, Randy, 191 Wszolek, Edie, 191 Wytias, Betty, 180, 191 y Yastremski, Carl, 247 Yates, Bob, 191 Yeager, Clark, 203 Young, Cheryl, 191 Young, Kathy, 191 Young, Paul, 52, 65, 167, 148, 69 Young, Sharon, 191 Teacher -Office Staff A F Achziger, Harry, 16 Acsell, Raymond, 42 Al len, Terry, 2B Anderson , Anne, 46 Archer, Edwin, 41 Arnold , Helen, 23 Atehbacher, Jean, 31 G B Baily, Sarah, 23 Ball, Molly, 40 Barton, Doris, 28, 192 Bennett, Joan, 39 Berger, Elsa, 16 Bierbach, Robert, 43 Blum, Odena, 45 Bowlds, Linda, 33 Bragg Arthur, 142, 144, 145 Breen, Jay, 46 Broad, Anne, 15 Bult, Faye, 38 Burmeister, Daniel, 35 BiHie, Jerome, 36 c Call, Alice, 46 Charlifue, Mille, 45 Chambers, Mildred, 45 Clarkson, Charles, 45 Cherihue, Allen, 25 Cohn, Ellen, 45 Coleman, Paul, 17, 66 Colwell, Robert, 18, 90 Cordova, Rudolph, 46 Craig, Myran, 42 Craven, Elizabeth, 42 Crowder, Dorothy, 45 Feeney, Sheila, 36 Fisher, Elda, 46 Franzen, Ellene, 29 Gallegos, Edward, 19 Garrett, Lawrence, 15 Goelz, Jacquelyne, 38 Greenberg, Hel~n. 45 Griebenaw, Donald, 20, 192 H Hady, Sarah, 17 Hammerly, Donald, 46 Hinderlider, Kirk, 33 Hiscutt, Leah, 46 HoHman, Morris, 245 Hussey, Robert, 34 J Jackson, Elizabeth, 180 Jacobi, Julian, 21 Johnson, Richard, 41 Jones, Evelyn, 44 K Keinon, Irwin, 30 Kennedy, Robert, 43 Koons, Alice, 34 Koshi, John, 46 Kruse, William, 17 L Lace, Kathryn, 45 Ligon, Gladys, 40 Lundeen, Roger, 38 M E Maley, Raymond, 41 Malito, Betty, 45 Marr, Jeannie, 42 Matchett, Carol, 31 McCarthy, Sharon, 27 McDanal, Michael, 41 McKinley, Norma, 47 Metcalf, Alfred, 20 Moulton, Jack, 62 Mower, Lawn, 247 Mullenix, Clarence, 20 Ebel, Christine, 19, 94 Eggleston, Ruth, 39 Ellison, Thomas, 18 Nelson, Richard, 28 Niffenegger, Hazel, 47 D Daddis, Dino, 46 Daniel, Lawrence, 27 Dawe, Mary J ., 39 Dean, Rhoda, 45 Deasy, Claudia, 26 Dunkin, May, 31 N Noonan, Gerard, 34 0 Olin, Cliff, 58 Ott, Charles, 25, 111 Owen, James, 33 p Padboy, Marion, 24 Paul, Robert, 20 Pearson, Eloise, 47 Peonio, Joseph, 15, 39 Pigott. Blanche, 22 Porter, Dorothy, 29 Potter, Margaret, 16 Powell, Marion, 43 R Race, Edward, 32 Ricci, Charlene, 38 Richard, Gary, 39 Rider, Mary, 42 Rietcheck, Norma, 26 Root, Abigail, 47 Roth, Carolyn, 25 s Schaffer, Charles, 30 Schwartz, Raymond, 35 Shakespeare, Virginia, 42 Shank, Wayne, 35 Shipley, Betsy, 17 Sinnard, June, 24 Smith, Don, 59 Smith, June, 27, 152, 204 Smith, Margaret, 22 Smith, Price, 35 Spangenberg Hazle, 40 Spillman, Craig, 35 Strickland, Carol, 35 Strickland, Carol, 26, 120 Strickland, Richard, 17 Svenson, James, 33 T Tagliavore, Vincent, 24 Taliaferro, Mary, 34 Timmons, John, 32, 180 Trujillo, Mercedes, 23 Twist, Fay, 43 w Waters, Kathie, 46 Williams, Elizabeth, 34 Williams, Grandville, 46 Williamson, Howard, 21 Wonderley, George, 16 z Zarlengo, Dominic, 21 Ziegler, Emil, 21, 204 Zumwinkle, John, 29 245 �Jean Schilt, Martha Fiser and Judy Coffee (top left) prepare for an upcoming deadline, Sponsor, Miss Connie Hansberger (above), stares in bewilderment at activities in the ANGELUS ~ffice. Judy Coffee and Nancy Rigg prepare to reject another layout. (/eft) . The epitome of photogenic form is displayed by Quentin Van lassie (below). 246 �1968 Angelus Staff Alison Ando, Royalty Assistant Jeanne Brooks, Activities Editor Judy Coffee, Managing Editor Mary Dallas, Copy Assistant Sandy Deutsch, S. T.R. Editor Barbie Engles, Clubs Assistant Martha Fiser, Album Assistant Beth Fisher, Royalty Editor Rod Frey, Sports Co-Editor Jeanne Goodwin, S. T.R. Assistant Walter Greenberg, Photographer Roberta Hall, Photographer Scott Grigg, Sports Editor Carolyn Jew, Album Assistant Karen Kawashima, Business Manager Mike Lang, Art Editor and Photo Co-ordinator Jim Minton, Sports Assistant Kerry Morimoto, Copy Editor David Murakami, Head Photographer Alva Nelms, S.T.R. Assistant Debbie Porter, Copy Assistant Nancy Rigg, Editor-in-Chief Terri Rosenbaum, Activities Assistant Jean Schilt, Triplicate Editor Neal Stafford, Sports Co-Editor Beth Stever, Clubs Editor Marcia Tremmel, Clubs Assistant Joel Walker, Album Editor Quentin Van Tassle, Photographer Sally Wade, Layout Editor 247 �Credits Album Photography De Croce Franco is-Watson House of Photography Jack's Jafay Culinary Caporal Dino Daddis Helicopter vs. G.W. Kensair Corporation Photography Supplies S. 0. Lindahl Printing and Binding Taylor Publishing Company Royalty Photography Jafay De Croce Sales Management Jennie Marr, Treasurer Taylor Publishing Representative James Macaboy 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/. 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