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EL ESPIRITU 1966

CLAREMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLAR.EMONT, CALIFORNIA

TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

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CLASSES

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ORGANIZATIONS ••• 104

SPORTS ••• 134

ACTIVITIES ••• 194 ADVERTISING

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A:, the Class of '66 deports from Claremont High School, with us will go fond memories of the mony fine times we 1-iove 5hored here. Outstanding among the events to be re'l'lembered ore those activities and efforts which were undertaken by the entire student body. Without the aid and encouragement of one man, these many worthwhile activities might never have become realities. When we remember his c luttered desk and constantly ,..rowded office, it is difficult to understand how this mon always manages to appear unperturbed and ready to help "n any way possible. His interest in al I students and his urderstanding of what is important ta them moke this man a loyal party to many o cause He has t he enthusiasm to t>elp make o ;uccess of o student court. He hos o h .I ping hand ready to be of aid at the cor'icession stand on Friday nights. H has the trusting eye that tells you that you can do your iab. His opinion is most highly valued by the students. And so, with the greatest affection ard respect, we dedicate El Espiritu 1966 to our Director of Student AcÂ ivities, Mr. Norman Tay lor.

DEDICATION

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SCHOOL BOARD

Left to Right: Mrs. Rena Sm i lkstein; Mrs. Frances Drake, President; Mr. Al ton Sanford; Mr. Frank Goel zer. MISSING: Mr. Robert Stafford.

DR. JOHN BRINEGAR Superintendent of Schools

PRINCIP-AL' S MESSAGE

, Y°'- ill be able, with me, to Finally see your campus completed. It has been er �i dent bodies to "blaze" the trail between North and South, and with com _.�'.::"� it is f r you to decide what this bare plant will be in the years ahead. <?

re, unadorned, leaves each of you the opportunity for enhancement of that mchi do not find yourselves living in a conventional world, a conventional school proconventional buildings. The challenge of that which surrounds you throughout the Ii ited only by your individual and group imagination. As you think boldly and are the breaking edge of the h.i ... re so then will this school and its buildings be passed y o student body constantly enhanced by such th inking. MR. W. DEANE WILEY Principal

COUNSELORS AND ADMINISTRATORS MR. MILTON BENTLEY

MR. LLOYD K. BISHOP Assistant Administrator

MR. LEONARD COHN Attendance Administrator

MRS. CATHERINE LONGE

MR. CHESTER COX

MR. HARRY LEVINE

MR. CHARLES MASSEY

MR. ROBERT McGILL

MR. NORMAN J. TAYLOR Director of Student Activities

FACULTY MR. MERLIN APEL Physical Education B.S.

MR. ROBERT BALDWIN History B.A., M.A., B.D.

MISS ALICE BELL Fine Arts B.S.

MR. PATRICK BACCHUS English B.A., B.D., M.A.

MR. BRUCE BENSON Chemistry B.S.

MRS. DIXIE BLACK PhysicaI Education B.S.

MR. LESLIE BELL Biology B.S.

MRS. BERNICE BOLT Practical Arts B.S.

MR. DOUGLAS BOOKHOUT Physics B.S.,M.A.

MR. WILLIAM BOOTH Mathematics B.S.

MRS. JOANN BRITSCH EngI ish B.S., M.A.

MISS MATTIE BOOZ German B.A., M.A.

MR. ROGER BUGBY Mathematics B.S., M.S.

MR. DONALD COOK History B.A., M.A.

MR. HAROLD COLE Industrial Arts B.S.

MR. MARK CLARKE Science, Physical Education B.S., M .S.

MR. LARRY CLARK lndustria I Arts B.S.

MISS MARI BULL Spanish B.A., M.A.

MR. JIM CRINER Physical Education B.A., B.S.

MR. GABRIEL DAMICO Science B.S., M.A.

MR. GEORGE DENES Fine Arts Bï¿½A., M.A.

MR. ROBERT EADS Industrial Arts B.A. MR. ROGER DONEY History B.A., M.A.

MR. JACK FARLEY Eng I ish B.A., M.A.

DR. JOSEPH FORCIN ELLI French, Philosophy B.S., M.A. , PhD

MR. MAXWELL GATES Latin, Russian B.A.

MR. DON FRUECHTE Drama, English B.A., M.A.

MISS DARLENE GOTO Fine Arts B.S., M.F.A. MR. RAYMOND FREER Fine Arts B.S.

MR. ALLEN HAMMERSCHMIDT Drivers Education B.S.

MRS. MARGARET HODDER Procti ca I Arts B.S.

MR. RUSSELL HUBBARD History B.A., M.A. MR. EARL HOPPES Mathematics B.S.

MISS BEVERLY JOHNSON Physical Education B.S., M.S.

MR. ESPER KEISER Physical Education B.A. MR. DONALD KEEFE Eng I ish A.B., M.A.

MR. MILTON LINMAN Practical Arts B.S. MR. JACK KNAPP History

MR. BASIL LAPADAT Spanish B.A., M.A.

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MR. ROBERT LUTES French, Spanish B.A. MISS G. LININGER Practi ca I Arts B.A.

MR. HAROLD LYNN History, Physical Education B.S., M .S.

MR. MICHAEL MALTER German B.A., M.A.

MRS. SHIRLEY MclNTYRE French B.A. MR. TIM MAZZONI History B.A., M.A.

MR. KENT MILLER Chemist ry B.A,, M.A.

MRS. MARJORIE NOBLE English, Journalism B.A., M.A. MR. GLENN MILLER Industrial Arts B.A.

MR. RICHARD PAWLEY Mathematics B.A., M.A.

MR. DONALD PA HERSON Spanish B.A.

MISS INGRID PETERSEN Fine Arts M.A.

DR. NICHOLAS POLOS Government B.A., M.A., PhD MR. LARRY PITCHER Fine Arts B.A. MRS. PATRICIA PETERSON English

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MR. REDGE RANYARD Mathematics A.A., B.A •

MR. ARTHUR REITNOUER Mathematics B.A., M.A.

MRS. PAULA PITZER History B.A., M.A.

MR. HAROLD SARGENT Practical Arts B.A., M.A.

MR. JOHN SIGLER Biology B.A., M.S. MISS SARA SMILEY Eng I ish B.A. MRS. DOROTHY SHAMAH Eng Iish M.A.

MR. JACK SMITH Physical Education B.A.

MR. GORDON SPECK English A.B.

MR. SAM THOMPSON Fine Arts B.A.

MISS SUE ST AN FORD English B.A.

MR. EARL STRANG Drivers Training B.A. MR. GEORGE TAUSCHECK History A.B., M.A. MRS. DIANE STOWELL Mathematics B.A., M.A.

DR. HALSEY TAYLOR Eng I ish B.A., M.A., PhD

MISS KAREN WRIGHT Biology, Latin B.A., M.A. MRS. ANNE WAGGONER English A.B., M.A.

MRS. LYNDA VEATCH Practi ca I Arts B.S., M.S.

MR. RADOLPH WILSON Eng I ish B.A.

MISS JEANNE VAN ING PhysicaI Education B.A.

MRS. SHIRLEY WRIGHT Physical Education B.S., M.A.

MR. DAVID ZITLOW History B.A., M.A.

SECRETARIES

MRS. COLETTE CRAWFORD

MRS. BEVERLY RAUSTEN

MRS. GERRY LOBER

MRS. LOUISA MILLER

MRS. DORTHY BJUR

MRS. BLANCHE ULBERG

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MRS. JEANETTE COX

NURSE, LIBRARIANS, CUSTODIANS

MRS. MARY BLANCHARD Librarian MRS. MARY RUGG Nurse

MRS. FRANCES KELL Assistant Librarian

CUSTODIANS--Back Row: F. GETTMAN, Head Custodian; J. GOMEZ, J. McDOWELL, G. EBERLE, D. ALLEN. Front Row: G. KASPERSï¿½I, G. WILLIAMS, R. ALFARO.

CLASS OF IQ6Q

Pictured at left: Chris West, vice president; Jo Ann Sloan, secretaryÂ treasurer; Gregg Brown, president.

Pictured at right: Social chainnen, Susan Anderson, Chris Hooker, Gary Wuest. (Missing: Bonnie Witherbee.)

Penny Ables Richard Aceves Dennis Ackerman Steve Adams Barbara Adjemian Susan Ad jem ian

Jeff Adlong Clifton Aduddell Jess Agui lero John Alden John Allen Patrick Allen

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Susan Anderson Jock Andrews Gary A ng elo Victoria Anglin Lindo Applebee Barry Armstrong

Gladys Aycock Goy le Bo nkh ead Barbaro Barrett Robert Barrett Mike Bartell Ron Beach

David Beck Dale Beeks Gary Bell Larry Bel I Kaplan Be Iler Ju I ia Beneze!

Hank Benjamin Jo Anne Bittles Rich Bixel Mike Black Dennis Boatman Martha Bolinger

Tamino Boonisor Mark Bornstein Mory Boule' Bnuce Brady Sally Bri 11 Barbara Bracher

Suzy Brooks Conard Brown Debby Brown Gregg Brawn Sue Brawn Ann Brownďż˝I I

David Brownlee Mary Brownlee Mary Brustad Susie Buckley Sandra Buentgen Christine Bukola

Dorris Burdick Kenny Burrows Laurie Byer Sue Campbe 11 Tim Carlson Jim Carroll

Mike Carrol I Pam Casey Susie Castro Mork Catrambone Gory Cehovi c Lindo Cervantes

Roy Chamber Iin John Champ Brad Chase Tom Chavez Bill Cheney Gale Christiansen

Jim Clanton Pat Clark Rondy Clark Gloria Cleland Alberto Clemmer Don Clinebell

Barbara Cohn Joy Co le laugh Mark Cole Karol Colemon Barbie Colen Stuart Colenbronder

Phil Collins Lindo Con no I Jy Diane Connors Bruce Cook Jeff Cook Debbie Cordova

Steve Coss Grey Crawford Karen Cribbs Mike Crutchfield Anne Cundiff Ricky Damico

Christine Doh! Ruth Dallman Dave Darby Liz Darrow David Day Ray De Weese

Chris De Comp Lynda Dennï¿½y Steve Denes

Jae Dennison

Nancy Derigibus Margaret Dickinson

Karen Doshay Pou I Douglas Craig Ducey Jim Dunham Robert Edmiston Eric Elkins

Shirley Elliott Bob Elwell Clara Else Mark Ervin Glorie Estes 8;-uce Evans

John Evans Glen Even Dale Fagg Lynn Farkas Jo Ann Feduniak Pam Feewey

Mike Fenley John Fenoglio Condi Festag Rod Fichter Scott Fiddes Teresa Finley

Solly Firetag Garey Fischer Larry Flagg Renee Flower Dove Fog lemon Joseph Foglemon

Elaine Fong Teri Forbes Wi11iom Foreste, Gregg Foster Will Foster Tom Fox 00

Les I ie Frontz Barron Freemon

Matthew Freemon Jeff Freid Rondy Fritz Pam Furer

Joan Gantz Ted Garcia Mory Garner Carolyn Garrett Kathy Geiger John Genung

Peter Gerdeman Jim Giampietro Katherine Gilger Collette Gish Bob Gilmore Buzz Gladstone

Craig Goldsberry Joe Gonzoles Fronk Gonzolez Chris Goritz Michele Graham Mork Grau/non

Bryan Groves Dove Gray Liz Greiner Shirley Griffith Connie Gruidl Louie Guajardo

Marg Gulick Arthur Gutierrez Kit Hain Craig Hamblin Sheri Handy Mike Harbough

Bi 11 Hardy Richard Harkey Harvey Harmon Pameloďż˝ Hart Fenn Hortman

Shirley Hartnett

Jim Hartshorn Frank Horwood Denise Hatch Jim Howkins Pamela Howkins Teri Hazelton

Jock Heady Steffan Hedberg Patti Helman Mike Herrera Andy Hesse Grant Hill

Gregg Hill Linda Hi 11 C hris Hirsch Harold Hirsch Sue Hoffman Valerie Holstine

Chris Hooker Joyce Hou If Christie Howard Chris Hubbart Debbie Hunter Bob Hunter

Gory Hulbert Helen Hutchison Paul Ilsley Paul Irwin William Irwin Judy Jackson

George Jaeger Marlene Janusz Ronnie Johns Mike Johnson Sandy Johnson Scott Jones

Candy Jordan Wesley Jordan Edward Kohďż˝lnick Chery I Ka Iman Hank Kashdan Jon Kaufman

Patty Keating Kevin Kelleher Sam Kemp Elizabeth Kidd S teve Kipp S teve Kittel I

John Kittinger Garry Kluge Anthea Knight Kevin Korff Denise Kunkle Beverly Langlois

Sandy Lanier Bob Larsen Suzanne Ledbetter Bab Lee Fronk Lemmon Debbie Lenkey

Bob Lennon Rosi Lentini Ginger Lepire Mike Lepore Sandy Lewis Jack Leyden

Jim Libershal Ann Lichti Elizabeth Liles Chris Lindsey Sandy Lloyd Kirsten Lomox

Gary London Barbara Lowrance Kim Lyle Rikki Macdonald Maurine Machugh Libby Moc Lead

Mike Mackey Elaine Macturk Mary Madlem Gary Madson Tim Magee Brent Malan

Roberta Molcho Leslie Monn Potty Mansfield Peter Manston Jon Manwaring Dove Marks

Shelley Marth Debby Mortin Carol Martinez Beth Marvin Gory Master Gary Masters

Robert Mother Peggy McCabe Martha McCandless Rosemary McClain David McClel Ion Mike McNolly

Bob Mc Nutt John Meek Charlene Menes Paul Merri 11 Kathy Mi I lard Glen Miller

Steve Miller Bill Mills Gary Milton Darlene Mindrum Greg Moore Katy Morgan

Maureen Morgan Tom Morgan David Morrill Darla Morris Pat Mroz Maria Mullikin

Ben Neiden Jerry Nesmith Fran Nigliazzo Cathy Normann Tony Norris Claudio Nuss

Gil Olivas Kristi Olson Porn Osa Mike Overly Tom Park Vicki Parino

Robert Parrott Larry Parsons Lorna Pena Susan Perry Susan Peterson Linda Petrakovic

Mary Petzke Renee Pan ne 11 T. Pfeiffek Suzi P ontoc Tricia Portis Dione Powers

Janis Presender Jack Pribble Patty Procsa I Mory Ann Rains Beth Reitzer Rog er Retzlaff

Robin Reuter Bob Reynolds Ginger Rhode Sidney Richords Preston Robert Fronk Roberts

Dennis Rogers Bobbie Rogers Hons Ransom Ken Rose Arthur Rosine Kurt Rosi

Chris Rostvold Cathy Rust Tom Rutland Bob Ryon Juanita Sanchez John Sandberg

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lee Sawyers Scott Schaller Bob Schetgen Rick Schloderman Cathy Schwabe Linda Sedgwick

Delia Sevilla Diano Show Doris Shaw Kirk Shea Victoria Sherman Terri Short

Cathy Sieber Lindo Simmons Steve Sinclair Jo Ann Sloon Danny Smilkstein Greg Smith

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Stan Sokolowski Jan Sorenson Mike Soparow Mott Spie Iberg Dove Stafford Jonis Stork

Cathy Stein Sue Stewart Miles Struxness Doniel Strong Chris Taylor Anno Thomas

Kathy Thompson Marie Touchard Ann Tozier Tony Traylor Ted Trick ell Mike Trudeau

Roberta Tuke Terri Turner Pat Turney Pamela Tyree Shirley Vance Jim Vargo

Chris Vaughn Claudia Vaughn Susan Venolia Mike Verbal Paula Vessey Brad Vaisen

Diane Walcutt Ellis Waingrow Beth Wa Iker Jae Walker Marsha Wa Iker Pat Walker

Gary Walton Chris Warden Kathy Warden Greg Warzecka Carey Watson Mario Watson

Richard Watt Vicki Weimer Andrew Weir Stan Welsh Chris West Dan Wichlac

Tam Wichloc Debbie Wiencek Tam Wiencek Dove Williams Nancy Williams Dove Wilson

Lindo Wi Ison Shery I Wilson Rabin Winters Bonnie Witherbee Roland Withrow Rhonda Wo If e

Geoff Wood Kathy Woodley Victoria Woolbright Tom Worthy Larry Wright Gary Wuest

Alfredine Wunderli Debbie Wyatt Mike Wygal Janet Young

CLASS OF 1968

Pictured at left: Craig London, vice president; Mory Munter, Sec. treas. Missing: Dove Komm, president.

Pictured at right: Social chairmen Koren Blackwell, Sue Groff, Sandy McCarthy, Koy Clanton.

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Porn Ables Sue Abrams Barry Ainsworth Linda Alberts Christine Aleta Bob Alvarez

Louis Amotore Mork Anderle Jeannine Angle Alan Anglin Mathew Armstrong Sherry Arthur

Roy Ast Connie Bocker Vicki Boker Louro Sandell Chris Barnes Jeff Barnes

Linda Barnett

Koren Barte 11 Lindo Beck Geoff Bell Russel I Best Yvonne Bethurum

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Jolindc Bevington Barbara Beyer Bob Bills Roe Block Karen Blackwell Sve Boatman

John Boles John Booth Don Boring Bob Borland Linda Bovard Marianne Boy er

Brad Bramer Doug Brewer Ferrel I Brier Chuck Brierton Sue Brill Don Brinegar

Brian Brown Cheryl Brown Cassie Brown Kathy Brown Sandi Brownsberger John Brusco

Roger Bugby Jim Bull Patty Bullock Marilyn Burgess Jim Busbin Tim But cher

Tom Butler William Baily Chery I Berger Kathie Burrows Melissa Calhoun Barbara Carro11

Wendy Caswell Luanne Cathey Debbie Chase Bill Chew Lori Chew Dave Chi I dress

Josie Chittenden Kathy Christensen Kay Clanton Kathy Clark Tom Clary Dove Co I burn

Coralyn Cole Denise Cole Val Conard Carole Corder Jack Cosby Suzanne Coulombe

Terri Cr itch low Bob Crosby Mork Cross Katie Cummings Monaya Cummings Katie Curtis

Marie Cusimano Rosemary Dougherty Annie Davis Lynne Delaney Dean Dempsey Polly Dens

Nino Dieduch Lorry Dreebin Wi 11 iam Dunseth Robert Earl Joe Eaton Patty Else

Alan Elson Mi I lord E pperson Wendy Fagundes Jami Faust Fred Feezel I Christine Feinstein

Debra Felberg Pat Fenley Dan Fibrow Peter Fichera Charles Fielder Bil I Files

Amye Fisher Lupe Figueroa Brian Flynn Ross Focke James Foglemon She Ily Foster

Judie Fox Joe Freid Thomas Frenaye Lynn Fritsche Connie Galipeau Doug Galloway

Maureen Garchow Jane Garner Lee George Mark Gifford Terry Gilkeson John Gill

Kathy Gillespie Margie Godlis Riki Goelzer Pou la Go Ider Larry Goldstein Maggie Gomez

Pou I Govero Sue Groff Diane Gilard Brenda Graffeo Cathy Grani David Graudin

Sue Graves Barry Gray Donna Green Alma Griffith Don Grigg Connie Groene

S-usan Groeschen Dale Grathman Terri Guevara Glen Gulick Gregory Hole Debby Hand

Goi I Hansen Mike Hansen Ken Hargrove Judy Horris John Haug land Chipper Hazen

Potty Hones Bi 11 Heady Don Heaton Kathy Heinbuch Betty Head Lindo Henderson

Hope Hendricks Betsy Henz ie Rosemari Hernandez David Heuck Steve Hickey Janice Hirsch

Kathy Hodge Steve Hoelke Chris Hoelzle Nanci House Tom Hubbard Rick Hughes

Ann Hunt Don Hunter Joy Ilsley Kurt Irvin Charles Isaac Brad Isaacson

Mary Jablonski Barbara Jack Bruce Jackson Apri I_ Jaeger Jori Jensen Robin Jensen

Coro I Johnson Greg Johnson Ron Johnson David Jonas Carrie Jones Dove Kamm

Doug Kaufman Roger Keaton Billie Keefer David Keirsey Lindo Keller Bill Kelley

Mox Kemp Pat Kennedy Rick Kepler Kathryn Kiefer Barbara Kinsey Phi I Kispersky

Tim Kittell William Knox John Kohler Terry Kohut Ken Kraft Greg Kreinbring

Dorthea Kronenberg Richard Kurtz Jim Lokehomer Lindo Longe Koth leen Laub Sunny Loushkin

Koren Lauterbach David Lee Gayle Lindemulder Jon Lines

Mori lyn Livingston Judy Loberg

Kirk Lockhart Sheila Loehr Peter Lomele Craig London Vickie Lorenzo Nanc y Louisignou

Lorry Maberry Howard Magill Coleen Maloney Mari Mortin Rick Motchell Charles Matzen

Lorry Maupin Ellen McCarthy Sandro McCarthy Maxine McCleery Cyndie McCollister Cosey McGrath

Steve McHolm Barbaro McKesson Susan McKissen Nancy Mcleod Donald Moy Don Meadows

Cindy Meldrum Lindo Merri 11 Patrick Merri II Poul Meury Janice Miller Ron Miller

Condi Mitchell Pou I Mock Charles Moon Mike Moore Nancy Moore Lindo Muise

Mory Munter She I ley Murphy Anne Naef Steve Nagler Jondora Neiden Chuck New

Larry I owels Nanette Nutt 1 Kitty 0 onnor Mari Omri Fred Orozco Pam Overley

Cassy Overman Glenda Owens Debby Page James Pa I mer Tomas Pa I mer Bonnie Palmire

Ji11 Persons Karen Petersen Non Peterson Sarah Phelps Tom Philbrick Julie Phillips

Margaret Plout David Plessman Jeanne Plymesser Jeff Powers Karen Powers Ed Powlesson

Tom Preece Randy Putnam Ron Rabun Donna Rahn Georgia Raison Richard Ramirez

Victoria Rands Robert Rankin Faith Raiguel Rondy Redfield C harles Rhoades Elizabeth Rich

John Richmond Koren Richter Scott Reckard Ann Roberts Kristine Roberts Sherry Roberts

Wi 11iom Roberts Steve Rogers Loura Rostvold Doug Ruebsamen Dave Ruley Anita Russell

Janice Ryon Janet Ryerson Mary Ann St. Clair Bonnie Sonders Koran Schneider Peter Schneider

Laurie Schoen laub Becky Sch rock Sue Scott Doug Seapy Kathy Segaitz Leanne Sego

Kurt Seifert Mimi Serna Mary Seubold Greg Shank Nancy Shaw Kristine Sheffey

Bob Sherwood Steve Shinogle Joyce Siano Bill Sillesen Debbie Sinclair Barbero Smith

Brenda Smith Pamela Smith Âˇ Mary Snook Steve Sokolowski David Sorensen Kim Spear

Pete Spencer Julia Starcher Phil Steffen Robert Stevenson Jackie Sti Jes Chery I Stoddard

Kothy Stokes Heather Strathern Steven Strickland Carol Struxness Mory Su11ivan Ray Sutton

James Tait Bruce Talbot Keith Taylor Andy Thompson Gail Thompson Kevin Thompson

Larry Thompson Tim Todd Denise Trask Terry Treynor Robert Trudeau Don Turner

Jack Tutt le Michael Vai I Gary Vallone Steve Van Brack Iin Vickie Vanik Valerie Vessa

Bab Wagner Mike \Nakefield Jenny Waldo Jan Wallace T erry Ward Jon Warhurst

Non Warhurst Janet Washington Linda Watson Bi 11 Watson Chor I es Weismi Iler Marilyn Veiss

Nancy V/est Vicky /eston 1Nayne Whitaker Maril y n \rVh ite Bruce Wi Ider Jerry Wilhe Im

Raymond Wi Ilenborg Barbara Wi 11iams Janice Williams Barbara Wi Ison Richard Winger Patricia Winter

Jim Witham Tom Wiberg Roger Wood Ribecca Woolbright Kathi Yates Helen Young

Laurie Young Linda Young

CLASS OF 1967

At left: Tom Runsvold, president; Dave Bow, vice president. ing: Bette Brodsky, secretary-treasurer.

At right: Social chairmen Kent Brown, Diana Norris, Janie Brown, Josie Schmidt.

Stan Abramowicz Margaret Aguilar Jim Anderson Tom Antal Donna Archer Michele Argo

Manuel Armendarez Bil I Arndt Lorine Atwood Monica Avila Cathy Baker Laurie Barlow

Marilyn Bass Babbie Bates

Karen Bousman

Jim Bechtel Dalia Bel inkaff Beth Benjamin

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Jane Ben jam in Cathe Benton Tam Beyer Susan Bittles Randall Bjur Dave Boe

Susan Bohn Ju I ie Boonisar Chuck Bouse Doug Bowe Bob Brierton Mike Bracher

Bette Brodsky Jonie Brown Kent Brown Nino Brown Mork Brownell Linda Brownlee

Jan Brownstein Chris Bruns Pou I Bruns Roy Burbank Nancy Burdick Chuck Burgess

Carol Burggraf Jim Burnham Wesley Busby Clifford Butler Mary Jane Bux ton Marilyn Caddes

Michael Carney Daiz ire Carpenter Rick Carrol I Peggy Carruthers Kathy Catrambone Nancy Caylor

Denise Cehovic Ron Cherry Alan Chestnut Arthur Chippendale Robert Chrisman Ron Clark

Donna Clarridge John Claterbos Marcia Cochran Gail Cooper Barbara Cornell Tye Cr itchlow

Ted Cullen Steve CylkeÂˇ Linda Dallmann Craig Dauchy Sally Davis Mike Davis

Denn is Decouwer Dav id Denbow Roger Douglas Delia Drowne Loren Eckel Pau I Edwards

Erick Eichorn Dawn Elson Doug Feeney Pam Felberg Nancy Firman Barry Fisher

Andy Flagg Karl Focke Jeff Fogleman Bob Foote Linda Forbes Chari ie Forsyth

Pat Foster Brenda Froz ier Bil I Freeberg Mini Gage Carolyn Gaitskell Steve Gale

Sharyl Galipeau Cathy Garbacz Scott Garnett Diane Garrett Bonnie Gebhardt Sarah Gerdeman

Gena Gilbert Mike Gilliam Bill Gaetz David Golder George Gonzales Josie Gonzalez

Lupe Gonzalez Lorie Gattuso Connie Gray Suzanne Gray Valerie Green Marcia Greig

Nancy Greiner Betty Griffith Les I ie Griffith Dave Groth Steve Gularte Bruce Gunderson

Bill Hall Sharon Hardy Steve Hargrove Suz Harrison Linda Hawkins Devon Hazelton

Jeff Hathaway Michele Helin Franza Henz i e Fred Herring Richard Heyer Pam Hester

Paige Hiatt Kathy Hill Wendy Hilliard Susan Hobbs Andy Hoff Kathy Hoffman

Phil Hofmann Julia Holmes Sallyann Hooker Berni Horlyck Robert Hosack Lori H11hhnrt

Greg Huddleston Rick Hynek Sylvia Hypes Jock Ihm Erik Ivins Lindo Jackson

Susan Jackson Robert Jacky David James Britt Jensen Barbi Jerrold-Janes Marilyn Jab

Craig Johnson Jim Jahnsen Peggie Johnson Brian Janes Chuck Jones Richard Janes

Chris Kalina Doug Kay Rae Kemp Janice Kennedy Lynda Kernan Sherlyn Kipp

Rick Kirkendal I Steve Klepper Elisabeth Knoeste, Bruce Kuder Rebert Kuder Mary Laing

Sally Lake Tony Lake Kathy Lambert Sondra Lane Dave Langlois Carolyn Larson

Morie Larson Lynn Lemaster Randy Lep ire Dove Lerner Mario Leslie Mike Levine

Janet Lewis Jeff Lewis Pot Leyden Eliza Little Vic Livingston Dave Long

Rob Longwell Warren Loom is Barbaro Lotter Debbie Lowrey Art Katen Sue Maberry

Steve Madlem Allison Moils Scott Molmqu isl Patti Moloney Dole Manworing Jerry Marcotte

Lindo Marshal Bob Mortin Eileen Marvin Robyn Master Janet Maurer George Mc Col I ister

Dove McConnell Greg McCoy Chris McCrea Mike McCurdy Mory McDonald Porn McElhaney

Margie McEligot John McGowen Cloudene McGrath Teresa McKinney Barbara McMahon Judy McNee

Nancy Mettler Dione Michael Tom Michael Heidi Middleton Melanie Miller Veloire Milton

Nua Madisher Linda Moore Wayne Moore Richard Moran Stephanie Margan Virginia Moritz

Phil Morrill Russ Morrison Barry Morse Sandy Mount Pam Mroz Kenneth Muise

�tan Mullins Greg Nonce Teri elson Nancy Neward i .e Nigliazzo Diano Norris

Steven Nuss Gary Neilson Robin Offutt Pennie Olsen Mary Ornelas Val Osa

Bob Paige Koren Parson Chris Poyne Candy Pedroni Gloria Penalosa Larry Peterson

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Carla Pfeiffer Nancy Phi II ips Mary Pierce Barbara Platt Cathi Pocock Alan Porter

Bi11 Rasmussen Ron Redfield Vicki Reed Laurie Reifsnyder Jamie Reuter Lucy R_eynolds

Robert Rheingruber Carolyn Rhol I Linda Robbie Lynn Roberts Tom Robinson Kary I Rosenow

Lynette Ress Rob in Ross Roger Rostvold Phy 11is Rugg Tom Runsvold Diane Rust

Edward Sage Mike Samson Robert Sanchez Pat Sargent Steve Schenck Natalie Schlesinger

Josie Schmidt John Schoning Chris Schwanter Mary Ann Schwanter Randy Scott Roger Seemann

Linda Seifert Jack Seinfeld Kathy Seven Barbara Shaffer Pat Shaner Patricia Sharp

Bryan Shaw Carolyn Sherwood Terry Siorek Liina Siska Glen Smilkstein Andy Smith

Bruce Smith Ellen Smith Peggy Smith Sharon Snider Dave Sokolowski Stuart Solomon

Wayne Stair Mark Stanfield Kathy Story Scott Steeper Bi 11 Steinhauer Rick Stevenson

Tom Spittler Marjie Stout Steve Taylor Vania Temprono Susan Tessi er Ann Thayer

Mike Thomas Pou I Thompson Don Toepfer Mark Toy Bill Tozier Tom Turrentine

Steve Usher Henry Valentine Bob Vetterlein Barbara Wo ldbott Nancy Waldman John Walker

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Steve Wiencek Craig Wi11 iams Jeff Wil I ioms Mike Williamson Bob Williamson Dorleana Winter

Porn Waysack Cathy Welte Bil I Werner Jone Weirich Jim White Tom White

Susan Wh i ttoker Susanna Winters Jone Wittich Terry Woverton Marilyn Wooton Greg Wright

Gory Wurtz Richard Yochum Jack Young Jennifer Young Roger Young Ri chord Zorod

SENIORS ONLY

CLASS OF 1966

The senior c loss officers hove succeeded in their efforts to make this, their lost year at Claremont High, one to be re足 membered for its colorful and exciting occasions.

They hove

been skillful! leaders who hove strived to leave a lasting effect on the I ife and octivi ty of our campus.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Chri stie Mu l足 likin, Social Chairma n; Darryl Icenogle, Vice President.

We hove reached our journey's end and high school is now a thing of the post. greater heights.

We must move on to much

Our years at Claremont High School

hove prepared us to be better men and women in a ka足 leidoscopic world.

Exciting hours, cherished friends,

secr-ets, ambitions, hove been combined in these lost four years. And now, we regretfully turn from the ever-welcome doors of Claremont High Schoo I, each one of us leaving behind some memory, some fond hope or dream.

ore the Closs of 1966.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS--FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Godwin, Pres足 ident; Sharon Polster, Anne Biller, Scott Sanders, Soc ial Chairmen; Paula Rappe, secretary.

SENIOR MR. C.H.S.

TOM MERIWETHER

CONNIE PATTENGELL

INTELLECT

SILL HUNTER

MOST LIKEL

MISS C.H.S.

BILL GODWIN

SPORTS

PAT STIRENS

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DAWN MEYNERS

SPIRIT

CARY BENNETT

JUDY HARDING

ELLEN AMA TORE "Politeness costs little and yields much." 3 years CHS Medical Careers Club AFS Girls' League 2,3,4 SUSAN ADAMS 1 lt is easy to be nice, when 11 you are naturally so. 4 years CHS Pep Club 1,2,4 FBLA 4 Girls' League l ,2 ,3,4 Talent Show 3 GAA 2

JACALYN ANDERSON 1 Jackie 11 ))Her ways are the ways of 11 pleasantness. 2 years CHS

SUSANNE ANDERSEN "All the world's a stage... " 4 years CHS Drama Club 2,3,4; V .P. 4 Thespian 3,4 Children's Theater 3,4 FBLA 4

WILLIAM ANDREWS "Bill" u No one knows what he- can do till he tries." 4 years CHS Ecneics 4

JOSEPH AN OOSHIAN ,,J oel '

Great men are the true men, the men in whom nature has succeeded . 11 4 years CHS Varsity FootbolI 2 ,3 ,4 Varsity Basebal I Key Club 2,3,4 "B" Basketball 1

DALE ARENDS "Strong reasons make strong 11 actions. 4 years CHS

RAYMOND ANGELO 11Ray 11

)' Knowledg e comes but wis Â dom I ingers. 11 4 years CHS CSF 2,3,4 Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4 Chess team 2,3,4 National Merit Semi-finalist

SALLY ARNOLD "Laugh yourself into stitches." 3years CHS Girls' League2,3,4 Ski Cl ub Talent Show 3 PHILIP ASAKAWA "Phil" "The mind of each man is the man himself. ' 4years CHS Honor Roll l ,2,3,4 "B" Basket ball2 JV Basketba 11 3 Varsity Basketball 4 CSF 1,2

DANIEL ARKIN i1Dan11

For a man b y nothing is so well b etrayed as by his man11

ners. 11

4years CHS , AFS to South Africa34 Varsity Footbal I 3 Varsity Trock 2,4 Bau I ton Black Award2 AFS3,4

KAREN AYCOCK "A good nature is the key that fits many locks." 4years CHS , ; Coptain4 Drill Team34 Concert Choir2 ,3,4 Girls' League l ,2,3,4 Roi ly Club4 FBLA4

ROBERT BARBOUR 11

Bob 11

"Life is such a laugh." 4years CHS , Cr oss Country l 2 11 1 B Track l Wrestling4 1

CRAIG BASHORE LAUREN BARNES M y sun sets to rise again. 4years CHS SkiClub4 1

"Man is his own star; and that

soul that can be honest is the only perfect man." 4years CHS , , 4 Track 1,23 Cross Country 1,2 Bond3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Varsity Track3,4

GAA 2

Flag Twirler3,4 Rally Club 3,4 , , 4 Pe p Club l 3 PAMELA BARLOW 11 Pam 11

"That innocent look wil I never

die.

4years CHS Girls' L eague l ,2,3,4 Spring Festival2

JEAN BAYNE "Not by years, but by dispo 11 sition, is wisdom acquired.

PATRICIA BEANE

4 yeors CHS CSF 2,3, 4; Pres. 4 AFS 2,3,4 Art Club 2,3,4

1 'Pat 11

Sweetness reaps its own har vest. 11

2 years CHS

BARBARA BA TES "Bobbie" "Doing easily what others find difficult is talent." 3 years CHS Leg. Council 1,2,3 FTA 2,4; Sec .-Treas. Honor Roll 1,2,4 Art Club 4 French Club l

JOHN BEATTY Genius does what it must and talent what it con, 11 4 years CHS Art Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4 AFS 3,4 Design Crew 3 Drama Club 4 Colliopean Minority 3,4

CARY BENNETT 'Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 11 4 years CHS Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 Leg. Council 3 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4 Interact Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 1

DARRYL BLACK uThere is no great genius with out some touch of madness. 0 4 years CHS German Club 2,3,4 Russian Club 3,4 FTA 3,4 Chess Club 4 Ecneics 4

ANNE BILLER A smile for you, and �ith 11

dimples too.

4 years CHS G AA 2,3 Talent Show 3 SociaI Chairman 4 Pep Club l ,2,4 FHA 4

KATHLEEN BINDER "Kathy" "The gentle mind by gentle

deeds is known.

4 years CHS Concert Choir 4 Girls' Glee Club l ,2 Pep Club 3,4 Girls' League l ,2,3,4 Folk Music Club 4

JEAN BLANCHARD "I took the rood less traveled on, ond it hos mode alI the difference in the world." 4 years CHS "B" Cheerleader 3 Annual Stoff 3,4; Co-Editor 4 Leg. Council 2,3,4 Honor Roi I 3 Homecoming Princess 4

ROBERT BLANSHARD "Bob" 11As many men, so many minds; everyOne his own way. l year CHS 11

MARJORIE BLACKBURN 11 Morgie "Hope is like the sun, which, as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden be hind us." 4 years CHS GAA 2,3 French Club Ski Club 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3 Pep Club 2,3 11

DEBORAH BOLDIG "Debbie" "Most things that ore wel I done ore done with exact ness, 4 years CHS Annual Staff 4 FBLA l,2,4; V.P. 4 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Girls' League l ,2,3,4

RONALD BOGUE 11 Ron 11

A genius is a man who does

unique things of which nobody would expect him to be capa ble." 4 years CHS

JANET BRADFIELD "It is not who is right, but what is right, thot is of im portance. 11 4 years CHS G A A 2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 M edi cal Careers CI ub 4 Science Club 4

KAREN BORJE "Ideals are the world's mas

ters.

2 years CHS

SHARON BRAKE "From every little blush thot kindles in thy cheek!" 4 years CHS FBLA 4 Girls' League l ,2,3,4

THOMAS BROCHER 11Tom 11

"Mind over matter. 1 4 years CHS 1

VIRGINIA BRAMWELL 11

Ginny

NORMAN BROWN "He puts all his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it." 4 years CHS French Club 1,2,3,4 CSF "C" BosketbalI Rotary Scholarship in Am. Heritage Award

"She moves a goddess and looks a queen. JI

4 years CHS Art Club 1,2 French Club 1,2; Treas. 2 Honor Roll 3 ,4

RUSSELL BROWN

ANNEMARIE BUCKLEY

'His courage is steadfast... 11 His friendship constant. 4 years CHS "B" FootbalI I ,3 Weigh ti ifting 3 Varsity Football Statistician 4

"She can because she thinks she can. 2 years CHS Honor Roll 3, 4 GAA 3 Ski Club 3,4; V .P. 4

Rusty 11

'Anne 11

MICHELE BUTCHER 11 '1 Mickey 11 D0 you not know I'm a woman? When I think, I must speak ! " 4 years CHS French Club 1 Drama Club 2 Majorette 4 Concert Choir 3 ,4 Ta lent Show 3

KATHLEEN CAFFEY "Kathy" 11

Good when not othervvise, ..

4 years CHS RICKY BURROWS "Far as he thinketh in his heart, so is he." 4 years CHS Honor Roi I I ,2 Bond 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 4 Music Festival 2,3,4

MARY LOU CARROLL "I trust nothing can moke life a burden to me. 11 4 years CHS RICHARD CAPPELLETTI 11Ricky11 "And why should life all lobar be ?,1

LINDA CARLSON "The mi Idest manner, the gentlest heart." I year CHS

4 years CHS

ROBERT CASE "Bob" ,,A man must want a thing before he gets it," 4 years CHS "C" Basketball 1 JV Basketba 11 3 Student Council Honor Roi I 2 ,3

KAREN CARSON "Serene, I fold my hands and wait.. 4 years CHS 11

SAMUEL CASTRO "Som" "Quiet, but oh to know him I" 4 years CHS "B" Football I ,2 Varsity Football 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3 ' 4 "C" Track 1 "B" Track 3

REX CHAMBERLAIN "Life would not be tolerable if it weren t for its amuseÂ 1

ments.

4 years CHS Ecne ics 2 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3 "B" Basketball Mgr. 3

PATRICK CASEY 11 P at 11 "Be silent or let thy words 1 be worth mare than silence. ' 4 years CHS Varsity Track 3 ,4 Varsity Cross Country 3,4; Co-Capt. 4 Interact Club 3, 4; Pres. 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Inter-Club Counci I 4

CHERYL CHRISTENSEN "The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. 11 3 years CHS Varisty Cheerleader 4 "B" Cheerleader 3 Leg. Council 3 Germon Club 2,4 Medical Careers Club 4

Cl\THY CHASE Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. 11 11

4 years CHS Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Head 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Talent Show 2,3 Girls' League I ,2,3,4

MARGARET CHANEY "Peggy" "The humblest I ight may kindle a flame brighter than 11 its own . I year CHS

CAROL CLANTON "If the world seems cold to you--kindle fires to warm it. 4 years CHS GAA 3 FBLA 4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 FTA I

KENT CLARK "No better than you shou Id be." 4 years CHS

MARJORY COHN 11

Margie The surest way not to foil 11 is to determine to succeed.

4 years CHS CSF 1,2,3,4; Sec. 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 "B" Cheerleader 2 Social Chairman 3 Leg. Counci I 4; Sec. 4

JEFFERY CLEMMER

IIJeff11

"Substitute a cheerful grin for complaint, enthusiasm for I istlessness I and see what happens. 11 I year CHS Cancert Choir 4 Chamber Singers 4 Drama 4

JOHN CLINEBELL "One can be helped by a

great man, even when he is

11 silent. Basketball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Chess Club 2,4 CSF 2,3,4

RICHARD CONNELLY "A good folly is worth what 11 ever you pay for it. 4 years CHS Cross Country l ,2 Tennis 1,2,3 Wrestling 4 Ecneics I ,2 Spanish Club

CYNTHIA COOK "Cindy" "The only way to hove o friend is to be one.

2 years CHS FBLA 3 ,4 FHA"3 ,4 Pep Club 4

KATHLEEN COLE 1

Kathy

"Rare is the union of beauty 11

and modesty.

3 years CHS Girls' League 2,3,4 Concert Choir 4 Operetta 4 GAA 3

JOHN COOK "Every man has his gift, ond the tools go to him that con use them. 11 4 years CHS

MARGUERITE CORDASCO 11Margi11

"Not only thoughtful, but 11 very kind. 4 years CHS Drill Team 3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4

Swimming

Water Polo Wrestling Concert Choir 3 ,4 Chamber Singers 4

REBECCA DALHEM "Becky" 11 There is as much greatness of mind in acknowledging o 11 good turn as in doing it. 4 years CHS

VICTOR COSSEY 11Vic 11 "I con resist everything ex cept temptation . " 4 years CHS

MADELYNN CREASEY 11 Lynn11 "Hope ond be happy that all's for the best." 4 years CHS Songleoder 4 Roi ly Club 4 Social Chairman 3 Ski Club 3,4 GAA 2,3

DONALD DANIELS 11

"Don He has a tomorrow.

4 years CHS KENNETH DALLMAN "Ken 11

Slow and easy is his motto .

DENNIS DALY

"No one can harm the man 11 who does himselF no wrong.

4 years CHS

2 years CHS

BRENDA DAUGHERTY "Of manners gentle, of af

DAVID DART

fections mild.

"Dave"

3 years CHS FTA 4 Honor Roll 3 ,4

"The most happy of al I men is he who believes himself

tobeso. 11 4 years CHS

AFS 3,4 Wolfpocket Staff 4; Exchange editor 4

CAROL DAVIS "Dowg" "Variety is the soul of

ALAN DAVIS "Work fascinates me; I could 11 sit end store at it for hours, 3 years CHS

pleasure.

4 years CHS CSF 1,2,3,4 AFS l ,2,3,4 French Club 2

ennis rest I ing

GAA 3

LINDA DAVIDSON "All succeeds with people

who ore sweet and cheer

fu I . " l year CHS

LAR RY DODRILL "To discover one 1s own pow ers and abilities is the most important discovery that any 11 individual con moke. 4 yeors CH S

Swimmin g l ,2,3,4

Bond I ,2,3,4 Orchestra Concert Choir 3,4

GARRY DODRILL "He who merely knows right principles is not equol to him who loves them." 4 yeors CHS

G:/ENDOLYN DENES Gwen" e WC5, S.0 fre that no powe-r r: ecr h cou Id orc e her to :n-oro"'l1ise her ideols. .! 1 ecn HS irl_' League 1,2,3,4; :,el'ore Chairman 4 =.-,:..;, ,3,4;V.P.4 '-'eciccl Ccreers Club 3,4 Fep C "b 3,4 F•e�ch Club 4

s ...

Swimming 1,2,3,4

Water Polo 2,3 Drum Major 3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Bond 1,2,3,4

DEBORAH DRAKE 11Debbie 11

SHELLY DOUGLASS "The most deI icate of aII pleasures consists in promot ing the pleasure of others." 4 yeors CHS FHA 3,4 FBLA 4

"Because of a charniing man ner, she' 11 never lock 11 friends. 4 yeors CHS V. Songleader 4 Leg. Council 4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 German Club 2,4 Rally Comm. 4

LINDA DYSON "True to her word, her work, 1 and her fr icnds. ' 4 years CHS FHA 1,2,3,4; Pub, Mgr. 3; Pres. 4 Pep Club I ,2,3,4 AFS 3, 4 D rill Tea 3 Inter-club Council 4

BRUCE EDWARDS "The human pipe organ." 4 years CHS Con ert Choir 3,4 Chamber Singers 3,4 Bos�ball 1,2,3,4 I,, fer-club Counc iI 4

GEOFFREY DUNDAS "Je f"

What 1s on ounce of mis chief in an ocean of good ness? 4 years CHS V _ Football 3,4 V. BasketbalI 4 V, Tennis 3,4 Interact Club 2,3,4 Athletic Mgr. 4 11

SUSAN ELSE "No service is too small and none too great." 4 yeors CHS Pep Club 2,4 CSF 1,4 Honor Roll 1,3 Girls' League l ,2,3,4

DAVID ELLIS "Dcve 11 "His looks ore full of devil 1 ish majesty. ' 4 year CHS

LINDSEY ELKINS ''Exuberance is beauty." 3 yeors CHS CSF 3,4 P p Club 4; V. P. 4 Me icol Careers Club 4 French Club 2, 3

EVERTT EUDY "Vita ,•Je hope e,,er to do with ease I we must learn i"t o do ,-, ;th di I igence." 4 yecrs CHS

NANCY FAGG "Mony ore my thoughts, few 11

ore my words.

4 yeors CHS GAA 2,3,4 Girls' League l ,2,3,4

WILLIAM FOOTE "BilI" "Speech is a mirror of the soul: os a man speaks, so is h e . i, 2 years CHS

SUSA, FEE Ell Sere-,e, resolute, co Irr, ar-,o self-poss-essed. 11 .! years CHS Fre�ch Club I , 2 F A 2,3,4; Hist. 4 Fcl sic Club 4 ,ale�· Sf.o,•, 3 onor Roll 1,2,3

FRANK FOCKE "You can tel I the chorocter of every man when you see how he receives praise. 4 years CHS 11

CASEY FULCHER 11 lt is grievous to be caught. 4 years CHS Basketball l ,2,3 V. Bosketbo 11 4 J .V. Baseball 1,2 V. Ba�bol I 3 ,4; Co-Copt. 4. Lettermen's Club 3,4 11

DAVID FOX 'A, thy doys, so shol t thy !.trength be . 2 yecrs CHS 11

PETER FOSTER Pete 11 I never dore to be as funny as I con. 11 2 years CHS 11

GEORGE GALE "One's passage through Iife is paid in the coin of use fulness. 4 yea ·s CHS V. Swimming 2,3,4 V. 'Noter Polo 3,4 11 11 8 Swimming 1 "B" Water Polo 1, 2 LeHermcn's Club 2,3,4

MICHAEL GAFNEY 1 Mike 11 "Be not merely good, be good for something." 4 years CHS V. Boseboll 3,4 V. Bosketboll 3,4 J .V. BosebolI 1,2 Honor Roll 2,3,4 1

SUSAN GILKESON "Good things come in small pockcges . '" 4 year, CHS Girl,' Leogue l ,2,3,4 Germen Club 2,4 Medical Careers Club 4 T lent SI ow 3,4

STEPHEN GEYE 1 t v 11 S e e "Let every man practice the 11 art thot he knows best. 4 years CHS Stcge Crew 3; P res. 3 Art Club 3,4 Annual Stoff 4 Wrest! ing 3 Germon Club 1 ,2 1

SARAH GIBBS "Solly" "The reword of o thing done we 11 is to hove done it. 11 4 years CHS ASB Business Mgr. 4 AFS 1,2,3,4; Applicant 3 Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Hist.3 Thespians 3,4; Treas. 4 Talent Show 3,4

WILLIAM GODWIN 'Bill" The woy to go in a good rep utotion is to endeavor to be w!,at you oppeor to be." 3 years CHS 1

JAl,'ES GIULIANO �-· "J i � .....c,.. �,-�h c way of his

ROSS GODLIS "Toke what is, trust ,....,hat may be; that's I ife 's true !es-

o... - .

son.

� , ecrs CrS

KERRY GOELZE ''There is no duty we so muc underestimate os the uty of being ppy. 3 yea,·s CHS CSF 1,2,4 AFS 1, 2,4 Pep Club 1,2, 4 FHA 3,4

JAMES GOETZ IIJi m ll

"A happy man leads o happy 11 I ife. 4 years CHS

JOHN GRANA "Character is the four1dctior'I 11 of al! worthwhile success. 4 years CHS Tennis 1,3,4 Chamber Singers 4 Ec,,e ics 2,4 Operetta 3, 4 Tolent Sho\·1 2,3,4

DALL GOODALL ?,.c'"'cy ·•1 � ·r:.-.:, ·�erefore l .m. 4 yeo•s CHS �A

4 years c�•s Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 "C" Basketball I J.V. Basketboll 3 French Club 3

LEONARD GONZALEZ 11 Men of few words ore the best men.' 4 years CHS "B" Faotbal I \/. Football 2, 3 ,4 Lettermer's Club 2, 3 ,4; Pres . � Interact Club 4

VALERIE GRUIDL "Her manner speaks for her character: quiet, steadfast, and true. 2 years CHS Girls' League 3,4 Art Club 4 Honor Roll 3 1

ALAN GRIGG 11 11 Al "Learn oil the rules, every one of them, so that you will know how to break them. " 4 years C S Key Club 3,4 Weightlifting 3,4 Cross Country 1,2,3 Sponish Club 1

CA THY GREE BECK Selr respect begets the re 11 !pect of ot1ers. .: yecrs CHS

JAMES GULARTE

MICHAEL GUEVARA "Mike" "Life is what he makes it, and he lives it welI. 4 yeors CHS Spanish Club 1,2 JV Baseball 1,2 "B"Footboll l,2,3 Weightlifting 2,3

Jim"

"The great pleasure in life is doing whot people soy you 11 cannot do. 4 years CHS Key Club 4 J .V. Football 3 J .V. Track 2,3

RANDY GUTENTAG "An ho est rnon 's the noblest work of Gcd . " 1 year CHS Ecne ics 4 Radio Club 4

JUDY HABERMAN "Gather the crumbs of hop pine,s, and they wi 11 make you o loaf of content .crit." 4 years CHS CLINT GULICK 1 believe in getti:19 into hot water; it keeps you 11 clean. 1 '

4 years CHS

DEBRA HAMADA ''Deb A womon who is liked

ways o success.

GORDON HAMBLIN "Buz 11

al-

"He has proven his abilit y in oll. 11

2 y or, CHS Germon Club 3, 4 CSF I ,2,3, Girls' League 3,4 Student Store 4 Asst. Teoc he r 4

4 yeors CHS V. Football 2,3,4; Capt. 4 V. Track 2,3,4 V. Wrestling 3 Key Club 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4

1 '

Fro

JOHN HALLERAN

the errors of others, a

wise on corrects his own. 2 years CHS

WHITNEY HAMNETT "Whit" "Prove o 11 things; hold fast to thot which is good." I year CHS Debate Club 4 Bosebal I Team 4

DWIGHT HAMMOND If a man be. endowed wit o generous ind, this i the best kind of nobility." 4 years CHS Student Council 1,2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 French Club 3 CSF I Operetta 2 ,3,4 '

BARBARA HARDY ''The two noblest things ore 11 sweetness and I ight.

4 yeors CHS Girls' League I ,2,3,4 Pep Club I FBLA 4 Honor Roll 2,3,4

RONALD HANKS 0 Ron " "I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. 11 4 years CHS V. BosketbalI 4 V. BasebolI d "B" BosketbalI 2 J . V. Baseball 1,2 Lettermen's Club 4

JUDITH HARDING "Judy" "The world belongs o he energetic,•• 3 years CHS ASB Pep Commissioner 4 Chamber Singers 4 FTA 3, 4 Germon Club 3, 4 AFS 3,4

JA ET HARKEY !..e se:ise o somebooy 's ...eec is, I believe, the most OC"Nerf I motive in the

Nor Id.

RICHARD HARRIS "Dick" "The spirits of just men mode perfect. 4 ycors CHS Ski Club 4 V. Tennis 4

� years CHS S. po �ish Ckb Flog ·wirier 3,4; Heod 4

FTA

DONAL D HARDY 11 Don "Every men 1s own reoson is his best." 4 yeors CHS 11

PAT RICIA HAWKINS "Pot" "Ta be good is to be hoppy." 4 years CHS AFS 4 Girls' League I ,2,3, 4

GERAL D HARWOOD "Jerry" We know what we ore, but not of whot we moy be." 4 years CHS 1 11

JOHN HEAVYSIDE "Jack" A due sincerity govern d his deeds." 4 years CHS Foo tbo 11 I , 2 , 3 Boske tba 11 1 Key Club I ,2 Weightlifting 2,3,4 1 1

DAVID HAYS 11 ''Arion with a dream. L yecrs CHS

DAVID HEAVISIDE "Chubbs" A face fam i Iior throughout the school, always laughing, that's his rule." 4 years CHS V. Foo tball Mgr. 1,2,3,4 Bosketbol I I, 2 Interact 2,3,4 Sponish Club 1 11

GAi L HESSE "Thy thoughtful manner makes thee becoming. 4 years CHS Germon Club 1,2 Spanish Club4 Ski Club4 a lent Show 4 11

GLENN HEMINGER A wise man, though al I lows were abolished, would lead the some life. 4 years CHS Spanish Club l ,2 J . V. Basebo11 2,3

ALLEN HEMENWAY "None but himself is hi, parallel " l year CHS

BRENT HJORTH "The difference between

KEITH HILLEN "The less of routine, the more of life. 0 4 years CHS Ecneics 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club3,4 J. V. Track 2 J.V. Tennis4

stepping stones and

stumbling blocks is the way we use them •• 4 years CHS

WEN D IE HODGES "It's wonderful to have o smile with the power to Ii ghten the load of man>'." 4 years CHS Girls' League 1,2,3,4 GAA2,3,4 Social Chairman 2,3 Closs Rep 1,4 Concert Choir 4

CYNTHIA HOLDER "Cindy" "With flaming red hair, end with laughter in her eyes 4 years CHS GAA2,3,4; Mgr. 4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Medical Careers Club2,4 FTA4 CAR OLYN HOCKADAY "Truth is beautiful and di vine, no maHer how humble its orig in. 2 years CHS 11

WENDY HOUSE "To laugh is to live 4 yearsCHS GAA 2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 PepClub 1,2,3,4 FrenchClub l Ecneics 4 DAVID HOWARD 1 "Dave "He hat knows when to speak knows too, when to be silent. 3 yearsCHS

DIANNA LYNN HORN "The best way ta keep goad acts in ind is to refresh them with new. lyeorCHS FBLA 4; Pres 4

SUSAN HUNTER "Sue" "She smiles and the shadows depart." 4 yearsCHS

LORETTA HSU "Busy and cheerful, with a friendly glance." 4 yearsCHS AFSl,2,3,4 GAA 2,3,4; Mgr. 4 GermonClub 1,2,3 MedicalCareersClub 1,2 Ecneics 3,4

DARRELL ICENOGLE u1Ne some,imcs meet an original gentleman, who, if manners had not ex isted, would h vc in vented rhem. u 4 years CHS Senior Closs V. P. 4 Chamber Singers 4 Ecneics 2,4 Talent Show 2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

TEENA HYAK Pleasure is pleasing and pleasing is pleasure 4 yearsCHS 11

WILLARD HUNTER "Bi 11" Unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall much be required 11 4 yearsCHS 11

LUCINDA !SOM 1

Cindy 11

"Youth i< the opoortuni ty to do something and to become somebody " 3 years CHS CSF 2 , Honor Roll2,34 French Club2,4 Pep Clt,b4 Honor Guard 3

BRUCE JACKSON

"A wise mo n will moke more

opportunities than he finds. I yeor CHS V Tennis4 lnteroct4 Operetto4 C ross Country4

PETER ILSLEY "Pete" "Whot I did, I did in honor. 4 yeors CHS

LINDA JAMES "Charms strike the sight, but meri I wins the sou I " 4 years CHS

JERI JAEGER

"A song is more losti ng than

the riches of the world." 4 yeors CHS Chamber Singers 2,3,4 , 4 Operetta 1,23, AFS2 Ecne its 4

CHRISTINE JENSEN "Chris" 'lt is easier t o believe than to doubt. 11

4 years CHS Drama Club I,2,3,4 Speech Club2,3,4 GM4 FHA 4

ELIZABETH JAY 11

Liz

A lifetime of hÂ·appiness! Who cou Id osk for more ? " 4 yeors CHS GAA2,3,4;Sec.4 AFS 4 Fr nch Club I ,2 Peo Club4 , Talent Show 34 11

KATHERINE JENKINS 11Kit 11

"Life is so inte restin g if one a ocks it with vi gor , 4 years CHS GM 2,3,4 Pep Club3, 4 ; Pub. Mgr 4 AFS 3, 4 SkiClub4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

THERESA JOHNSTON ''Teri" ittle mischief by the 'Y, o ittle fun to spice the

y " 1eors CHS rls' League l ,2,3,4; :abinet 3, 4 '\A 2,3,4 pClub 1,2,3,4 'ent Show 3,4 ne ics 4

THOMAS JONES 1 "Tom "1Norry, wave your hand at it. 4 years CHS "B" Fnntholl 2 •

JULIE JOHNSO N "Let me be happy, for life is too short. 2 years CHS Pep Club 4 Girls' Glee 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 Talent Show 4 AFS 4 11

NANC I KELLY "Eyes that can speak and understand. l year CHS

DENIZ KARMA N "Like two gentlemen rolled into one. l year CHS AFS Exchange Student from

Turkey

RONALD KOHUT "Ronnie" "Na man is happy unless he rhinks himself so 4 years CHS 11

LOUISE KENNEDY you have friends you can dure anything. rear CHS 1

HUGH KOHLER 1 "A mon s �ty(e is hi� mind 1 'i. voice 2 years CHS 11

MIKE KRAYBILL Enough work to do. ond strength enough to do i 4 years CHS 1

RAYMOND KOPECKY 11 ••Ray

KARE KOOMA "Music hath harms end so do s she 4 years CHS Medical Careers Club 1 Concert Choir 4 Folk Music Club 4 Pep Club 2 Girls' league 1,2,3,4

"I make the most of all tho• comes and the least of ol 11 that goes. 4 y_ eors CHS "B" Football 2 Spanish Club 2 Ski Club 4

JOHN KUIVINEN "It is not what you see. but how y ou see it

DOUGLAS KRIEZEL 11 Dou9 1

"Ski 11 and confide ce ore an 11 unconqu ered army. 4 years CHS V. Football l ,2,3,4; Capt. 4 Student Council 1,2; V.P. 2; Pres. 1 Key Club 3,4; V. P. 4 V. T rock 3

3 years

CHS Ecneic.s 3,4 Radio Club 2 .3,4 Chess Club 4

LEE LANGE "I hove but one a p by which my feet ore uioed, and tho is f e omo of 11 experience. 4 years CHS Let ermen's Club 3,4 Ecneics 3 V Tennis 3,4 J . V . Foo •ba I 2 , 3 \/ Footba I t.

LINDA LAMBERT 'We ore advertised by our loving friends. I year CHS Pep Club 4 11

STEWART LACY "Stew" Everythin9 comes to him who hustles while he woits. 4 years CHS Chess Club I Drama C lu I 1

Ecneics 1

Spon ish Club 2 Track I

KENNETH LAWRENCE Ken" "The aim, if reached or not, makes great the life." 4 years CHS V. Swimming 1,2,3,4 11

Water Polo l 12

V. Water Polo 3,4 Lettermen' s Club 1,2,3,4 SUSAN LA TKOVICH "Sincerity is the foundation on which oil achievement 11 must rest.

JOHN LATA W o cares for drudg ery?'' 3 years CHS \t,/restling l 11

4 years CHS Honor Ro!I 1,2,3,4 AFS 3,4 Pep Club 4 Philosophy Club4; Sec. 4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4

R OGER LEWIS "The most compl etely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. 4 years CHS Leg Counc i I2 "B" Football2,3 V. Football 4 Key Club4

LINDA LEWIS Lynn" "I would not live without the love of my friends. 4 years CHS Drill Team 3,4 GAA2 PepClub2 Honor Roll 1,3 SkiClub4 11

D ORIA LINK "The very pink of perfecÂ tion. 4 years CHS Honor Rall 1,2,3,4 Principol's Honor Roll 3 GAA2,3,4 Cancer Choir 3,4 Talent Show 3, 4 11

RICHARD LINDHOLM "Dick" The shortest way to glory is to be guided by conscience 4 years CHS 11

LI LELLEN LILES "Ellen" "The queen is crowned b y her sweetness and poise. 4 years CHS 1

CHRISTOPHER LYLE "Chris" "The days that make us hap py, make us wise. 2 years CHS

JAMES LITTLE "Jim"

"Every nob e work is ct first impossible." 4 years CHS

KARIN LINKER "Knowled g e is a treasure, and proc lice is the key to it.'' 2 years CHS Ecneics 3,4 AFS 3, 4 Ski Club 3,4 Art Club 3,4 GAA 4

SHERRY MACK "In cheerfulness is the suc cess of her life." 4 years CHS GAA 2,3,4 French Club 1,2 Ski Club 4 AFS 1,2,3,4 "B" Cheerleader 3

SUSAN MABES "Suzi

11Both short and sweet some soy is best." 1 year CHS CSF 4 French Club 4 Ecneics 4

DAVID MALCOLM "A thousand mile journey begins with a single step. 4 years CHS

CLINTON MAISH "Clint

His heart is as great o; the world, but there is no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong." 4 years CHS Honar Roll 1,3,4 Ecneics 4 1

GREGG MALA Manners and knowledg e make th the man. 4 years CHS "B" Football 1 D romo Club 2, 3 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 CSF 3 Ecneics 4 1 1

MARIAN MANWARING "Haw far that little candle throws her beams . 4 years CHS Can·cert-Choi, 4 . Spanish Club I FHA 2,4 Pep Club 1

DOROTHY MANSFIELD "N, ind ccnnot fa1 low, nor words express, her infinite sweetness. ' 4 years CHS Concert Choir 4 Mixed Chorus 3 1

STUART DENN IS MANLY 11

Dennis' 1

"As bold as brass." 4 years CHS "B" Football 1 J. V. Foo tba11 1 ,2,3 V. Football 4 V. Baseball 4

MICHAEL MARTIN

SANDRA MARINO "Sondie

Mike 11

"Prove all things; hold fast that which is good."

"A little package of dyna mite. 4 years CHS GAA 2,4 Talent Show 3,4 Pep Club 4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 11

4 years CHS

Ml KE MAUDLIN "Knowledge, valued by all, comes noturol to him,'' 2 years CHS

BARRY MASTER "True merit is like a river; he deeper it is, the less noise it makes." 4 years CHS V. Swimming 2,3,4 V. Water Polo 2,3,4; Capt. 3,4 G erman Club 2,3 Bond I, 2,3 Lettermen' s Club 2,3,4

LARRY MASTERS "N ever be so is ied that what hos been achieved is 11 sufficient.

2 years CHS Radio Club 4 Ecne ics 4 Chess Club 4

LYNNE McCARTHY "She comes with merry smiles and gusts of laughter." 4 years CHS GAA 2,3,4; Mgr. 3; Pres. 4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 4 Inter-club Council4; V.P. 4 MAXEY Don" 11 He does whot he believes and believes what he does." 4 years CHS Cross Coun ry 2,3,4 V. Tra�• 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Germon Club 4 Ecneics 4 JOH

CLAUDIA MAY Respec I is what we owe; 11 love, what we give. 4 years CHS Pep Club 1,2,3,4 French Club 1,2,3 Tolen Show 1,2,3 Honor Rall 1,2,3,4 Class Rep. 1,2,3

NANCY McCLELLAND lf eyes were mode for see ing, then beauty is its own excuse for being." 4 yeors CHS Concert Choir 2,3,4 Art Club4 Philosophy Club4

GARY McCOY "A man's true wealth is the good he does in the wor Id. " 4 years CHS SponishClub2,3;V.P. 3 V. Tennis2,3,4 Ecneics2,3 Wrestling3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4

ELISABETH McKISSEN ' Bet-sy11 "Patience is he necessary in gredient of genius.'' 4 yeors CHS CSF 1,2,3,4 AFS 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 2; Sec. 3,4 U.S. History Aword3 Rotary Sch larship in American Heritag e Award 3 1

cHOLM G�cGORY 'Greg" O�e -onner' is worth 1,000 .-'!':_..--e�. ... rs C S lle·i Scblorship

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DEBORAH McELIGOT "Debbie" Gentleness and kindness will make our homes a para 11 dise upon earth. 11

3 years CHS Medico I Careers Club4 1 Nolfpocket Staff4 Girls' League 2,3,4

THOMAS MERIWETHER "Thom" Tis strange what a man m0y do, and o woman yet think him on angel. 3 years CHS V. Football3, 4 Student Council2,3 , ; V.P. 4 Interact2,34 Honor Roi I3,4 Lettermen's Club3,4 1 "

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RONALD McPHERSON 1 11 ' Ron

"To thine own self be true. 4 years CHS Talent Show2 Operelta2 CSF I Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

,2 14

• ;: 2,3,4; S·vd. Dir. 4 ::.,,:,..,2,3,..:; P uo. gr. 4 -e;. .... o�rcil 2,4 �e" Cub l ,2, 3,4

MARTHA METCALF "Muff" Born for success she seemed wi h grace to win. 4 years CHS V. Cheerleader4 "B" Cheerleader 2,3; Head3 Rally Comm. 2,3,4 Social Chairman2 Homecoming Queen4

MARY LOUISE MESMER "An acre of performance is worth the whole world of pr omise. 2 years CHS AFS.4 Ecneics3,4; V. P . 4 ArtClub3,4 Wolf pocket Staff4 FHA4

DOR:EN MILLER Y::,c h ,, ro oll the glad cf life." seas 4 years CHS Corceri Choir3, 4 Ta ·en, Show3 Operetta3 ,4

JAMES L. MILLER ll Jim tl

"No sooner said than done- so oc ts your man of worth. 4 years CHS 11

DAWN MEYNERS "In y outh and beauty, wis dom is but rare!" 3 years CHS

SUSAN Ml LLER Music is well said to be the speech of angeIs." 4 years CHS Chamber Singers 4 Pep Club 1,3,4; Sec.Treas. 4 Annual Sta 4 Concert Choir2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 11

DRA (KOTZ! N) Ml LLER Susic' 11 It matters not how long we 11 live, but how. 3 years CHS

JAMES R. Ml LLER Jim II

"Today is yest erday's plan 11 put into action.

4 years CHS Golf Team Statistician2,3,4 Radio Club 1,2,3,4

DON MILLS A man's hoppiness--to do the things prooer to a man. 4 years CHS V. Cross Country 2,3,4 V. Track2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 I terce l Club2,3,4 Honor Roll 3, 4

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DIANE MINDRUM ''With the name and gra ce of 11 a goddess.

4 years CHS French Club I,2 Ecneics 4 PepClub 1,2,3,4 GAA2

DAVID MOORE Be con ten I to seem who t you really are." 4 years CHS Concert Choir3,4 Honor Roi I 3 Germon Club2 Ecneics 4 11

MICHELE MOGG "Hage i\i'it makes is awn welcoine ond levels all distinction." lyeorCHS AFS Exchange Student from Eng land 11

VALERIE MOO "Whi 1st I ye I ive, et m e not live in vain.'' 2 years CHS GAA2,4 Drill Team 2 FHA2,4 FBLA 2,4 Pep Club2,4

ORGAN B�IAN There is c time �or some hi�gs, ondoti eforall ni�s, a time for great h'rgs, and o ime for small ·n·ngs." l year CHS C r:,ss Country 4 T rack 4

NEAL MORGAN "Win or lose, he wi 11 be honored and crowned. 4 years CHS Germ.an Club-2 V. Basketbal I Mgr. 3 V. Track Mgr. 3, 4

JANE MOORMAN 11 11 Janie "Cute, happy, small, end snappy." 3 years CHS Art Club 3,4; V. P. 4 Drama Club 3 Design Crew 3 Annual Staff 4 Silk Screen Crew 4

PATRICIA MORRIS "Patty" have to live for others, not for myself." 4yeorsCHS Ski Club 2 FBLA 4 Medical Careers Club 2,4 Girls' League l,2,3,4

MARGARET MORRIS She possesses the two nobl e st things, patience and joy. 4 years CHS GAA 2,3,4 German Club 2,3 Girls' League l,2,3,4 11

CHRISTINA MULLIKIN 11Christi e11

"The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. 4 years CHS Social Chairman 4 Honor Guard 3 Wolf packet Staff 3,4; News Ed. 4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 11

PHYLLIS MORRISON 1� ell hings it is better to ope tho to despair. � years CHS Girls' League 1,2,3,4 =sLA 4 Dri11 Team 3 Soonish Club l S<i Club4 11

KATHRYN MOSLEY "Kathy" A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making everything t>Jrn into smiles. 2 yeors CHS GAA l,2 Girls' Lea ue 3,4; Cabinet 4 Pep Club 4 11

JANET NICHOL L '"Tis good will makes intel ligence. 4 years CHS 11

RICHARD ELSON "Ricky" "S pi ri t is the heart of the soul.' 4 years CHS

GEORGIA NeSMITH " Jo-J o" . And then she smiled." 3 yeors CHS Honor Roll 2,3,4 CSF 2 Human Relations 3 Pep Club 4 Ecneics 4

SUSAN NIMMONS Sue" "To be capoble of respect is almost as rare as to be wort_h y Qf it, 4years CHS Honor Roll l,2,3,4 GAA 2,3,4; Cabinet 4 AFS 1,4 Social Chairman 3 Annual Staff 4; Co-ed. 4

SALVA TORE NIGLIAZZO "Som"

There 1 s a good time coming, boys! A good time coming. 4years CHS "B" Footboll 2 "B" Track 1,2 J . V. Beske tbo 11 3 Spanish Club l Concert Choir 3,4 '

GREG OLIVER "Barn with the gifr of laugh ter and the sense thot the

GLE OKAZAKI Beware! I may yet do something famous." 4 years CHS

world is mad.

4years CHS WILLIAM NUNN ''Ken 11 "Never in a hurry." 4years. CHS

STACY OVERMAN Sunny greeting on a cloudy morning. 4 years CHS GM 3,4 PepClub 4 Girls' League l,2,3,4 Ta lent Show 3 Senior Committee 4 11

ORTHEL JOH " o one knows what he wi 11 do until he's done it."

I 'GINIA ORNELAS "Ginny : .,.e is never seen wi hout ar ,rr-le; her fr"endship is 11 --irig wor•hwhilc.

3 yearsCHS

yE<lr! C' s

i.!,A 2,3,4

;·rls' League l,2,3,4

RI TA CORINN E PALOS "Corinne "Wit to persuade and beauty to de light." 4 years CHS Student Counc iI I Girls' League l ,2,3,4; Sec. 3 Future N urses Spanish Club 3 11

LE AMON OWENS "Lee" ''S uit the action to the word, the word to the action. u 4 years CHS Water Polo 3 Swimming 3

'/!VI AN PARSONS "Vivi" s�e WO lks in grace and :>.ecury, and in each step d" g niiy. � yeor1 CHS =,enchClub l, 2 HoMr Roll l ,2,3 Tclent Show 2,3 S,iClub3 Children's Theater Pub. 4 11

DENNIS PASEK "N othing is achieved before it be thoroughly attempted. 4 yearsCHS

NICHOLAS PARK "Nick" "From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs." 2 years CHS ChessClub 3,4; V.P. 4 DramaClub 3,4 Not'I Merit Scholarship 'Commendation

JACQUELINE PERVIER "Jocquie 11 "A happy spirit descends from the realms of beauty and song. 2 years CHS

JEFF PERSONS Man is the measure of all things." 4 years CHS 11

CONNIE PATTENGELL "The rarest gift to beauty is poise. 4 years CHS Homecoming Princess 4 GAA 1,2 Social Chairman French Club 1

KATHLEEN PETROVICH "Kay" "The woman worthwhile is one who wi 11 smile when everything goes dead wrong. 4 years CHS French Club 1 ,2 Pep Club 1,2,3 Talent Show 3 Colliopion Minority 4 Honor Roll 1,2,4

KAREN PETERSON "'Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her." 4 years CHS

VAL PIZZINI "Great hopes make great men. 3 years CHS \I. Football 3,4 V. Baseball 3,4 CSF 3,4 Interact Club 4 J. V. Football 2

PAULETTE PETROVSKY "The very flower of youth. 3 years CHS French Club 3 FHA 4 Medical Careers Club 4 Girls' League 2,3,4

VICKY PHILLIPS "A friend such as she is hard la find." 4 years CHS GAA 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 FHA 3 Drama Club 3 Operetta 3,4

ALISON PLAUT 'Ali" Norhing endures but per ,sonol quclities. 4 years CHS FHA 1,2,3,4; V P. 2,4 Gir!s' League 1,2,3,4; \ elfare Chairman4 Drill Team 3 Pep Club 1,2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 11

JOEL PLAXTON "Man ought o hove some thing that he prefers to life; otherwise life itself will seem lo him tiresome and void. u 3 years CHS

KAREN PLATT The little unremembered oc ts of courtesy and kindness make I ife worth I iving, u 11

4 years CHS Rally Comm. 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 V. Cheerleader4 French Club 1

FREDDA PON TAC 1 "The smile that won t come off." 3 years CHS V. Song leader4 Rally Comm. 4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Concert Choir3 French Club 3,4

SHARON POLSTER There ore a few things that never go out of style, end a feminine woman is one of rhem. 4 years CHS Girls' League 1,2,3,4; V.P. 3; Entertain. Chair.4 SocioI Chairmen4 GAA2 MedicoI Careers Club4 11

ROBERT POWERS

''Buz 11

"When I think of Paris, don't think of the Eiffel tower! 3 years CHS 1

V. Football2,3,4 Key Club 3,4; Pres. Spanish Club 2,3 Weightlifting 2,3,4 Leg. Council 4

GLEN DA POTTS S;i]I achieving, still pursu ing, learn to labor and to wait. 3 yeors CHS Leg. Council 2,4 AFS 2,3; V.P. 3 u on Relations Club 3; Sec . -T recs. 3 FTA 2,3 11

LINDA POWERS "Happy am I; from core I om free. Why aren't they al I contented I ike me?" 4 years CHS Medical Careers Club3,4; Pres. 4 Spanish Club4 FHA 4 Drill Team 3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4

DIANE PUNTENNEY The great thing is not what we get out of life, it is what we put into it. 4 years CHS 11

PENNY PRESENDER "The best of healers is good cheer. 4 years CHS GM 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Spanish Club 1 Girls' League 1,2,3,4

CLARK PRESSON Every natural power exhil arates talent. 2 years CHS Drama Club 3, 4; Pres. 4 German Club 3,4; Pres. 4 Thespians 3 ,4; Pres. 4 CSF 3,4 Stage Crew 3,4 11

MARY JILL RAIGUEL "Ji11" "Those who fully do their duty seldom think of duty." 4 years CHS Walf pa cket Staff 3,4; Edi tor 4 FTA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3 Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 3 AFS 1,2,3,4 Concert Choir 4

DEANNA RAHN "The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. 4 years CHS French Club 1 ,2 Pep Club 1,2 Honor Roll 3,4

ROBERT REED "Bob" "Eat, laugh, and be merry, far tomorrow we may gradu 11 ate. 4 years CHS

MICHAEL REED "Mike" Great ioys are apt to be silent. 2 years CHS 1

PAULA RAPPE "Her charm is made far 11 admiration. 4 years CHS Social Chairman Student Council 1 Class Sec.-Treas. 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 CSF 3,4

LORNA RICHARDSON "The shortest way to do man y things is to do one al a ti:-ne." 2 years CHS RONALD REITER 11 11 Ro n

LESLIE RICH "The habit of expressing ap preciotion is oil on troubled waters. 4 years CHS

t:verme o manldidn t

,ors CHS s-ling 3 4

HonarRoll 3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 FBLA 4 Pep Club 4

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PATRICIA (KOTZIN) RIFFLE "Potty" "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart." 3 years CHS

KAREN RICKSTREW "Obedience is the mother of success. 4 years CHS Girls' League 1,2,34 , Pep Club 2. FTA 4 Tale nt Show3 Medical Careers Club4 11

JANICE ROBERTS "Jon"

"Personal beaut y is a greater recommendation than an y letter of introduction. 4 years CHS French Club 1,2,3,4; V.P. 4

CATHY ROBERTS 1 eosures afford mare de i g i-l: when shared with 11 ,·hers. : ye rs CHS 'rench Club \rt Club 2,3 ),o a Club 3 'olk usic CI ub4 :s- 3,4

GAA 2,3,4 Concert Choir 2,3 FTA 4 C SF 2,34 ,

CHARLENE ROBERT E yes that never cease to smile. 4 years CHS , GAA 2,34 PepClub2,4 Talent Show3,4 Girls' League 12 , 3 , 4 , 11

PAMELA ROHRS "Pam" "As natural as life itself."

4 years CHS Leg. Counci14 Germon Clu 1,2,3,4 GAA 3 Pep Club 4 AFS 3,4

WILLIAM ROOT 11Bill'1 "Humble because of knowl edge, mighty by sacrifice. l year CHS

SUSAN ROBERTS "Full of the dickens, but oh, so sweet.

3 years CHS

SCOTT ROTH 11 Great

DEIDRA ROSSER 1 DeDe 1 "Simplicity of all things, is the hardest to copy. 4 years CHS GAA 2,3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 1

works ore performed,

not by strength, but by perseverence.

3 years CHS Ecneics 2,3; Pres. 4 Lettermen's Club 2,3; Treas. 4 SkiClub 2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4; Capt. 4 V. Track 3,4

SUSAN RUDOLPH "Sue" "Sweet, soft-spoken, liked by alI who know her." 2 years CHS Germon Club 3,4 AFS 4 Tolen t Show 3 Honor Roll 3

TOM ROTHE I am a man I and nothing

thot concerns a man do I

deem o matter of indiffer ence to me."

lyeorCHS V. Basketball 4

WILLIAM RUCKDASHEL "Bill" "Personality grows richer through devotion to a cause

greater than onese If. 4 yearsCHS "B" Basketball 2 V. Basketball 4 J. V. Baseball 3 V. BosebolI 4 Germon Club 1,2

LEIGH ANN SAMIDA "Leigh" "That devilish twinkle in her eye. 4 years CHS GAA 2,3 Concert Choir 3,4 French �lub l2 , Ski Club4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4

FRA K RYERSON A �ense of humor is o valuable roir. 11 4 years CHS

CHUCK RUEBSAMEN "High aims form high

characters."

4 years CHS Leg. Council 4 Honor Roll l ,2,3,4 Student Court4

PATRICIA SANFORD "Patsy" 11 1 find that nonsense at times is singularly refreshing. 4 years CHS , ; Cabinet 4 GAA 2,34 Band 3,4; Drum Majorette 3 German Club 2,3,4 Honor Roll l ,2,3,4 AFS l,2,4

SCOTT SANDERS "One of the strangest

characteristics of genius is

the power of lighting its own fire. 11 4 years CHS , Talent Show 2,34 , Operetta 3 4 Chamber Singers 4 Nat' I Merit Scholarship Commendation4 French Club 4

CHRISTINE SCHAEFER 11

"Chris Good words are worth much

and cost little." 4 years CHS , 4 , Girls' League l2 , 3 Pep Club2 Honor Roi I 2 FHA 3 Folk Music Club 4

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JILL SANNER ✓otch out ere mischief

come your way

3 years CHS

STEVE SAVAGE 0, e man 1 s word is no man 1 s word; we should quietly hear both sides. 4 years CHS 11

DORIS SCHENCK "This day, well lived, makes every yesterday o dream of happiness, and each tomor row a vision of hope. 4 years CHS 11

DONN SCHEER "The worth of the mind con sisteth not in g oing high, but in marching orderl y." 4 years CHS V. Basketball Mgr. 3

KAREN SCHALLER "A merry heart make th o cheerful countenance. 3 years CHS Pep Club 3 Drama Club 3 Talent Show 3 Ski Club3 Folk Music Club4 11

MICHAEL SCHULTZ "Mike" 'He was never less at leisure than when at leisure." 2 years CHS Germon Club 4 AFS 3,4 V. BosketbalI Mgr: 4 Asst. Mgr, Student Store 4

ROSE MARIE SCHNEEDECKER 11 11 Rose 11 Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. 4 years CHS Art Club 2,3; Sec. Treas. 2 Drama Club 2 Germon Club 2 Folk Music Club 4

SHIRLEY SCOTT "A kind heart is better than a crown. 4 years CHS

STEVE SCHWERTFEGER 0nly so much one man can da." 4 years CHS 1 1

LINDA SCHWABE "Mischief in her dancing brawn eyes . 4 years CHS Girls' League l ,2,3 ,4; Finance Chair. 4 Concert Choir 2,3,4 Ski C lub 3,4 Pep Club 3,4; Pub. 3,4 Ecneics3 11

HELEN SERNA Beaut y is onl y skin deep, but hers includes her soul. 4 years CHS V. Songleader 3,4; Head 4 Social Chairman 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Basketba 11 Oueen 4 Basketball Princess 3 Student Council 2,3 11

MICHAEL SEGOR "Mike" He reads much, he is a greot observer, ond he looks quite through the deeds of

TERRY SCOTT "The world looks brighter from behind o smile. 11 4 years CHS GAA 2,3,4 Germon Club 2,3,4 Medical Careers Club 3,4 Future Teachers 2,3 AFS l ,2,4

men .

4 years CHS CSF 2 AFS 1,2 Chess Club 1,2,3,4 Ecneics 3,4 French Club I

RICKY SHANK He knew what was what. 4 years CHS

DEBORAH SHANER "Debbie". "There is no·trouble so high I can't climb over it." 4 years CHS

GERALD SHAW "Jerry" "For man is man, and the master of his fate." I year CHS

DENNIS SHAW "It is motive alone that gives character to the oc lions of man. 4 years CHS LYNNELLE SHARP "Ly nn 11 Every genuine work of art hos as much reason for be ing as the earth and the 1

sun .

lyear CHS Concert Choir 4 GAA 4

SYLVIA SHEA ,i LourieH The desire ro p!ea�e is rhe 11 most useful art 4 yea rs CHS Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Talent Show 3 Student Store 3 1

KATHY SHELL Ac t for a purpose, not a reason. 4 years CHS 11

ON SHEA 11 Ken There is none that hath turned his shaft, here is none that hath bent his bo,s 2 years CHS KEN

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PEGGY SHORT "Peg" 1 "She s learned to soy things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words 3 years CHS Chess Club 2, 3; Pres, 3 Philosophy Club 3,4 G erman Club 2,J,4 FTA 4 AFS 4

STEVE SHELTON A wise man is a great 11 wonder. 3 years CHS 11

L Y NN SORENSEN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wis est men. 11 11

I year CHS Ski Club 4 Swimming 4

DANIE L SIDLER 11 11 D an

"Thought is the seed of action. 4 years CHS "B" F ootball 2,3 J . V. Baseba11 I V . Baseba11 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 11

LINDA SMITH S he is richest who is .cor ten t with t 1e least, for content is: the \•,·eclth of 11 nature 4 years CHS 11

SUSAN STARY e fol low ·ne world in op provl ng other$; w go before it in approving ourselves." 4 years CHS GAA 2,3,4 Ski Club 4. Spanish Club 1,2 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 11 V.

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REBECCA SPIELBERG 11

''Beck

y 11

Little habits, smiles, words, tones, and emotions ore the stuff of which life is maae." 2 years CHS ConcertChoir 3,4 Honor Roll 3,4 PepClub4 FTA4 AFS4

SHARON STEPANEK "Do no put off ti 11 tomor row w o t co be en ioyed

MICHAEL STAUB "Mike" · He olays well his part in

iife

today." 1 year CHS Girls' Chorus 4

I yeorCHS

LINDA STEWART "A mind not to be chong'd by place or time."

4 years CHS Wolfpocke Staff4 French Club 2, 3 FHA 2 ,4 Folk Music Club4 SkiClub3

DAVID STERLING "Dave"

i is cha roe fer is expressed rhe work he executes." yearsCHS

JAMES STEWART

II Ji

uwe determine VOlue b y our 1 use. 4 yea rs CHS

JEFFREY STRA THERN "Jeff" "He is great enough that is 11 his own master. 3 yeors CHS Stage Crew 3,4 Ecneics 2,4 Americans in Action Award 2 '.'lresliing 3,4 Closs Pres . 3

PAT STIRENS An excellent sportswomo ar:d more, a good sport. .; years CHS GAA 1,2,3,4; Hisi 2· Rep. 3; Treas. 4

ANN STONEBRAKER "In her single person she managed ta produce the ef fect of a mo jori ty." 4 years CHS GAA 2,3,4 Girls' Leag ue 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Talent Show 3 Medical Careers Clu b 1 , 2,4

JOHN SULLIVAN "A good mon is made up of quo Ii ties that meet or make the occasion." I year CHS

Her smile made sunshine in a shady place." 2 years CHS

DALL SWETT ond y 11 e'lrlemen prefer blondes. 4 year> C S --f::-or Ro, 1,2,3,4 =re'"c� lub 3,4 Tc'en· S'>O� 1,2,3 S· -�- oec-�·1 1,2 G· ,, eciiuel,2,3,�;

C'2 i e; I

NANCY SUNDBERG 11 N ancy 11

LEE TAYLOR 5 inc re in his 'Nork and loyal to his friends." 4 yeais CHS Honor Roll 3,4 J V Basebo 11 2 11

KEN SWEITZER "Step ofter step the ladder is ascended." 4 years CHS J.V. Wrestling

SUZANNE TONDEE e11 " Su She is the spice of life. 11 4 years CHS Girls' League l ,2,3,4; Pres. 4 Closs Sec. 2 Class V. P 3 FTA l GAA 3,4 11

JOHN TERRY "Small but fierce." 4 years CHS

NETH THOMPSON n 11 "Ke "Let victory fall where it will, I om on the right . side 4 years CHS Water Polo 2, 3,4 Sv.imming 2, J ,4 Wrestling 4 Beske tba 11 l KE

NOEL TRAVIS "What you ore speaks so loudly that I cannot hear Â·,.-hat you say." 3 years CHS French Club 2 Bond 2,3 Ore estra 2 ,3

HELEN TORREZ "Believe that life is worth living, and your belief will he Ip create the foe t." 4 years CHS Drill :ream 3 FHA 4 Pep Club I

GILBERT VAN BROCK LIN 1 '

ROBERT UHAC H 11

Gil"

"Fortune is for al I; judgment is lheirs who hove v,on it for themselves. ' 4 y ors CHS Tennis I, 2 Track 3, 4 Ecneic, l ,2,3,4 Phy,ics-2nd Place 2

80611

"Self-trust is the first secret ::>f success. '' 4 years CHS "B" Football 2 Bask tba II l Track 2 VERNON TRYON "His worst he k pt; his best he gave. 3 years CHS Band 2,4 Concert Choir 4 Music Festival 4 11

NANCY VERANO "She speaketh not; and yet there lies a converso i r in her eyes." 4 years CHS Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1, 2 AFS 2, 3 SkiClub 4

NANETT E VESS A "True humility is contentÂ ment." 4 yearsCHS Girls' League 1,2,3,4

MARCIA VANDENBERG Vivoci t y and wit make a girl shine. 11 4 years CHS GM 2,3,4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 4 FBL A 4 Talent Show 3 11

STEVE WAGNER "Let us be of good cheer. 4 years CHS "B" Football 2 J . V. Basebo11 2 V. Basebol I 4 Key Club 4 Lettermen's Club 4

THO MAS VOISE N "Tor;1 11

11 5 i le nee is on on-swer to o wise man. 4 years CHS

P AMELA WARE 1 Pam 11 "No life is so hard that you can't make it easier. 11 3 years CHS 1

JAMES WALL "Jim 11 5 ile nee is strengrh. 11 4 yearsCHS "B"Track3 11

LYNN WALLAC E

The grass stooos not, she

treads an it so ligh 4 years CHS French Club 2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Thespians 4 FBLA 3 SkiC\ub3

PETER WEISMILLER "Pete" L et each man hove the wit 11 to go his own way. Concect Choir 3, 4 Operetta 4

s-cvE VIEAKLEY P"er" w'Jrk i. terferes w \ h � ;c- , CJ· out work. - t='"' C 5

PAUL WASZIN K The victor is he who con go it alone. 4 yeors CHS German Club 2,3,4 Ecneics 3,4; Treas. 4 FTA 3,4 Wolfpocket Stoff 4 Track 4 11

LYNNE WHEATON "As the sur, colors flowers, so does art color life. 4 y ors CHS Art Club 4 AFS l, 2, 4 Fu lure Nurses 2 Design Crew 3

ATHAN WEISS "Bu v,hat should a man do but be merry? 4 years CHS Holfoacke· Stoff 2,3,4; S po rts Ed. 4 Chess Club 1,2,3,4; V. P. 2 \-/resr I ing 3 4 Teien Show 1,2,3 Leg. Counci I 2

ALICE WHITE Her tongue is the law of 11

kindness.

4 years CHS

3ARBARA WHITAKER "Barb" '"'Cppiness is the by-product �' o ,•.•ell-spent life." -" eors CHS =-� 4

JUDITH WHITCOMB

11Judy11

"Youth is the goy and pleasant spring of life." l year CHS

GLENN WILDER

"Fol lo\-1 your own path, no

ma er what people soy. 4 years CHS

HAROLD WIBERG

ALFREDO WiDMA NN

"A good mind pos sesses a kingdom." I year CHS

om here to Iive or learn or both." I yeor CHS AFS Exchange Student from Argentina

11Hol 11

Freddie 11

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JOYCE WILLIAMS

"Reserved and good natured. 4 y ors CHS

STEPHEN WILLIAMS

Steve

The glory is not in never falling, but in rising every 11

time we fol I.

4 yeors CHS Concert Choir 1,.2,3,4 Chomber Singers 2,3, 4 Talent Show 2 ,3 Dromo Club 3,4 Operetta 2, 3, 4

DARLE E \'!\ TER Be w·se ,vi th speed. ' 4 yeors CHS 11

NOEL WI TER "Nobody con give you be·te 11

advice rhan yourself.

4 yeors CHS Future N urscs 2 Concert Choir 2

NANCY WILSON "She gives everyone her 11 ear, but f w her voice. 4 years CHS Pep Club 1,2 FTAl Talent Show 3 Future urses I, 2 Girls' League 1,2,3,4

RAYMOND YOUNG "Ray" "I was not born to be forced." 4 years CHS JOHN \'/!THAM joc.c·· I ..e 'Tl::ire iCeos a men has, •�e 'e .,er .... ards he tokes to 11 ex.o'ess ·nem .! ,ears CHS .. Go · ,2,3,4; Captain 4 •. =cot a I 4 a. / Foo tba 11 3 �,;:·ermer's CIJb l ,2,3,4

BRITT WUEST To be around him is to be 11 inspired b y finer deeds. 3 years CHS V. Traci< 3,4 "8" Water Polo 2 Wrestling 4 SkiClub4

DEL ZETTERBERG 'Ttle secret of success is consrcncy ro purpose. 4 years CHS l,FS 2,3,4; Finalist 3; Pres. 4 ASB Secretory 3 lnrerclub Council; Pres. 4 GAA 2,3,4; Cabinet 2 G·rts' League l ,2,3,4; Cabinet 3

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS

Dione Rust Secreto1y

Solly.Gibbs Business Manager

Craig Douchy Publications Director

Steve Savage Vice-President

Lindo Jo es Soc iol-Choirmon

Judy Hording Pep C mm issioner

Down Meyners Treasurer

Jeff Dundas Athletic Manager

Dione Pur1te11ney Publicity Manager

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AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE EXCHANGE STUDENTS

MICHELE MOGG Michele, better known os "Hoge," came to the United States from Cornwall, England, where she has lived all her life.

Outstand

ing among her impressions of America is the fact that "there are no hedges here." Michele finds the temperate California weather much to her liking, although she misses the sea and her favorite sport, soiling.

During her year

here, Miehele was a great asset to the GAA hockey team and took an active interest in many school activities. Michele's American family was the Richmd Nimmons'.

FREDDIE WIDMANN

DENIZ KARMAN Deniz is known throughout CHS by

Fre die Widmann, despite his late arrival in

his friendly smile and warm greet

Claremont, made many friends and became

ing.

a popular member of the senior class.

Deniz 01-rived in C laremont

from Turkey late in the summer.

When

questioned regarding his I ikes, Fred answered,

lived with the William McHolm fom

"P .E., electronics, the Beatles, and the CHS

i ly d uring his year here.

football team." Fred enjoys playing the piano

Deniz'

favorite activities ore ploying rugby

and likes fast dancing. He spent the year with

and listening to the Beatles.

the Eve1·ett Tozier family.

During

his stay, Deniz has se1·ved as a mem be1· of the El Espi1·itu staff.

AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The AFS club's main objec tive was to a c qu a in t CHS students with foreign stu d en ts o n d th e i r cu stams . This _y ear CHS h ad three foreign exchange students: Michele M ogg from England, De,1 iz Karman from Turkey, and Freddie Widmann From Argentina. One go al of the club was to raise money ta suppod the exchange students.

This

was a c c ompl ished by cm washes, hayrides, and pot luck dinners.

FRONT ROW: K. Linker, J. Foust, J. Neiden, S. McKissen, B. Smith, D. Powers, L. Farkas, K. Segoitz, K. Powers, H. Strathern. ROW 2: S. Hartnett, B. McKissen, H. Hutchinson, P. Sanford, L. Forbes, D. Norris, D. Me yners, D. 'ormo11, B. Beyer, B. Jock. ROW 3: E. Woingrow, L. Dyson, P. Howkins, T. Scott, R. Master, L. Powers, S. Mc Holm, D. Puntenney, K. Seven. ROW 4: M. Thomas, M. McDonald, D. Long, K. Lambert, K. Brown, N. Phillips, S. Scholler, M. Schultz, J. Beatty, G. McHolm, R. Goodall, P. Smith, Mr. Doney, Advisor.

HUMAN RELATIONS The main purpose of the Human Relations Club this yem was to acquaint the student body with different Facets of human relations in the world today.

The Club h a s t aken trips to chu1-ches

an d temples to explore different religions of the world, and has had discussions on the Latin American situation, the Negro problem, and the Wm in Viet-Nam.

FRONT ROW: L. Bo dell, N. Firman, M. McDonald. ROW 2: M. Munter, L. Bovard, C. Jensen. ROW 3: M. Omri, A. Davis, K. Hodge, S. McHolm.

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STU DENT COURT New th is yem, the Student Court is a judic ial body of stu dents, For students, and by stu dents.

It c o nsists of twelve

justices, three from each class, whose duty is to hear coses of students upon whom various chmges hove been brought. The Student Court is also 1·e sponsible Fo1· justice and action as we11 as enforcement.

FRONT ROW: G. Smith, S. Groff, J. McNee, K. Seven, P. Douglas, D. Lee. Palmer, C. Ruebsomen, R. Bogue, M. Cohn, Dr. Forcinelli, Sponsor ..

ROW 2: J.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

FRONT ROW: P. Turney, D. Lenke, B. McNutt, S. Savage, M. Cohn, B. Froberg, P. Rohrs, J. Blanchard, S. Bootmon. ROW 2: Chc;,ey, J. Chapmon, B. Horlyck, P. Cosey, L. Roberts, D. Norris, M. Munter, C. Pedroni, D. Felberg, V. v\/eston, F. Roiguel. �C 3: W. Hodges, J. Kennedy, P. Fe Iberg, C. London, P. Hofmann, J. Palmer, H. Magi 11, C. Ruebsomen, R. Goode 11.

INTER-CLUB COUNCIL

FRONT ROW: D. Zetterberg, L. McCarthy. ROW 2: S. Roth, J. Beatty, C. Presson, J. Angle. ROW 3: R. Angelo, R. Goodall, L. Dyson, J. Boyne, L. Powers.

CALIFORNIA SCHOLASTIC FEDERATION The purpose of CSF is to foster a high standard of generol o<:hievement on the port of the students and to encouroge service.

This year the club attended

the onnuo I regiona I conference, which wos he Id ot the Claremont colleges.

Also oll club membe1·s at

tended o doy long field trip, which proved to be very en I igh teI1 ing.

FRO TROW: Mrs. Blanchard, sponsor, J. Boyne, M. B uxton, P. Mc ROW 2: S. Phelps, B. McKissen, k. Segaitz, K. Elhony, A. Davis. Powers, J. Plymes er. ROW 3: C. Burgess, S. Else, K. Brown, B. Cornell, 4: J. Beatty, L. Brownlee, B. M Nott, D. Meyners, K. Taylor. RO D. Page, K. Hodge, R. Bogue, C. McCrea, M. Kemp, S. Mcl-lolm, A. Smith.

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SPANISH CLUB

The Spanish Club p roved to be very active this year.

They began the year with plans

for the International Dinne1· and ended with a trip to Mexico.

The club also took many

trips to see Spanish movies and held dinners at Padua Hills, which helped to broaden their knowledge of Spanish cul ture.

The

members also attended lectures at the col leges on Spanish topics.

Many plans we1·e

made For trips to Ensenada and the · beach.

FRONT ROW: C. McCollister, P. Osa, A. Davis, L. Bovard, D. Powers. ROW 2: V. Olsa, L. Brownlee, L. Powers, K. Hodge, S. Hooker. ROW 3: F. Widmann, M. Overholt, R. Jones, P. Ilsley.

FRENCH CLUB This yem rli' French Club held 1egul or week ly meetings. Often guest speakers come and told about France and the French la11guage. Several doughnut sales we1·e held which in creased the club's treasu1·y.

This money was

later used to sponsor a banquet at the end of

the y ear, wh icl1 was ve1 y successful.

FRONT ROW: J. Roberts, M. Helin, D. Hazelton, P. Mc Elhony. RO W 2: J. Benjamin, R. Moster, A. Thayer, A. Biller. ROW 3: S. Sonders, L. Forbes, M. McDonald, S. Brill. ROW 4: J. Grana, M. Touchard, L. Sedgewick, N. Phi IIips.

GERMAN CLUB The Geiman Club is o very active club at CHS. This year they spon

sored on In ternotiono I Dinner,

which was very successful.

The

club planned and carried out var

ious activities which included a

snow party, Christmas p arty, o beach p arty, and at the end of the year o banquet.

During many

of their meetings guest speakers came and spake about Germany

or films were shown.

FRONT ROW: C. Presson, President; L. Fritsche, Secretory; D. Jomes, Vice-President. ROW 2: D. Meyners, D. Droke, P. Rohrs, P. Rappe, C. Burggraf, T. Gantz. ROW 3: K. Lockhart, J. Schmidt, K. Blackwell, H. Magill, B. McNutt, K. Powers, K. Segaitz, C. Pfieffer, K. Bartell . ROW 4: C. Struxncss, D. Dronenberg, J. Chapmon, M. Buxton, W. Loomis, G. Smilkstein, S. Brill. ROW 5: D. Seopy, R. Heyer, D. Boring, P. Johnson, B. Jackson, C. London, S. Schaller, D. Malcolm, D .. Maxey, M. Schultz, T. Robinson, E. Sag , Miss Boaz, sponsor.

RUSSIAN.CLUB The most popular activity of the Russian Club was the annual trip to the Russian

community outside of Glendora.

The

club members also attended a program

at the colleges sponsor e d by the Col·i farnia Russian Club, which added en

thusiasm for the Russian language and cultu re.

During Easter vocation the

group held a dinner ta celebrate the big feast Russians hold at this time.

Each

member brought a different Russian dish. The club also went to see many Russian ballets and films.

FRONT ROW: J. Wetrich, D. Lo g, D. B linkoff, N. Phillips. ROW 2: Schenck, R. Woad, K. Irvin, B. Jackson, M. Munter.

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB

FRONT ROW: R. Daughtery, S. Foste,路, A. Fis her, D. BoI lard, M. Wotson, T. Boonisar, S. Pontoc, K. Bousman, E. Marvin. ROW 2: C. Holder, M. Chaney, C. Burggraf, D. Wiencek, B. Marvin, K. Yates, H. Hendricks, A. Clemmer. ROW 3: J. Harkey, A. Wunder Ii, S. Bittles, C. Goitske11, A. Buckley. ROW 4: K. Stephan, M. Co,路dosco, K. Corson, T. Traynor, S. Brownsberger, C. Jorden, B. Wa Id bot, K. Lambert, L. Sawyers, L. Knight.

MIXED CHORUS

FRONT ROW: P. McCabe, M. McCandless, D. Powers, 8. Wilson, J. Gantz, R. Doughtery, 8. Lotter, M. Gulick, B. Tuke, S. Castro, A. Knight. ROW 2: M. Cordasco, K. Lomax, C. Bruns, J. Williams, J. Manwaring, L. Frontz, 8. Witherbee, L. Simons, S. Yonce, C. Struxne路ss, J. Bittle. ROW 3: N. Phill ips, K. Olsen, C. Johnson, J. Pribble, C. Brown, D. Clinebell, S. Campbell, P. Golder, M. Morgon. ROW 4: D. Kunkle, B. Lowrance, E. Fong, P. Ables, 8. Morse, 8. Roberts, C. West, C. Bausman, S. Venolia. ROW 5: K. Corson, C. Mitchell, J. Angle, M. Godlis, B. Voisen, D. Golder, S. Bohn, K. Po,路son, M. Boyer, L. Bi-ownlee, J. Christensen, D. Show. ROW 6: K. Morgon, L. Applebee, S. Brownsberger, S. Williams, 8. Gray, f. Hortman, L. Carlson, D. Sinclair.

CONCERT CHOIR

ROW l: L. Cathey, G. Li ndemu Ider, J. Bevington, N. West, D. Mansfield, S. Hobbs, S. Bittles, L. Sharp, S. Morgan, D. Norris, B. Spielberg, S. Arthur, K. Cumming s, S. Roberts, M. Cochran, J. Ryan, L. Moore, V. Phillips, K. Kooman, C. Gaitskell. ROW 2: J. Boon

isor, D. Miller, M. Manwaring, S. Boatman, J. Clemmer, T. Antal, P. Morrill, B. Mitchell, D. Moore, G. Dodrill, D. Toepfer, L. Dod rill, W. Pribble, P. Edwards, L. Schwabe, M. Stout, K. Hill, B. Henzie, S. Graff, S. Miller. ROW 3: N. McClelland, J. Hording, S.

Roberts, J. Pervier, V. Tryon, D. Hammond, B. Hall, S. Sonders, S. Steeper, D. Dort, L. Maupin, R. Rankin, G. Molon, D. Lee, S. /illioms, E. learn, W. Moore, J. Jaeger, N. Medisher, N. Brown, W. Hodges, P. Dens. ROW 4: K. Binder, M. Laing, D. Rust, P. Fel berg, M. A rgo, C. Bouse, D. Manwaring, B. Froeberg, R. Lopire, B. Sherwood, M. Reed, J. Grano, L. Fritsche, D. Link, D. Puntenney, 5. Davis, P. Carruthers, 5. Hypes, J. Kennedy, A. Jaeger, A. Bellemin. ROW 5: C. Cole, S. Jackson, J. Roulsten, F. Roiguel, N. White, D. Felberg, A. Naef, B. Godwin, G. Goldsberry, R. Bogue, S. Nigliazzo, D. Icenogle, P. Weismiller, S. Mullins, B. Edwards, T. Smith, M. Butcher, K. Aycock,[. Jackson, C. Meldrum, J. Loberg, K. Clanton.

MADRIGALS

FRONT ROW: D. Meyners, S. Miller, M. Laing, J. Hording, M. Argo, M. Stout, J. Jaeger, B. Henzie. ROW 2: J. Clemmer, B. Edwards, S. Sonders, D. Icenogle, B. Godwin, S. Williams, '0/. Moore, J. Grano.

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ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: S. Hartnett, B. Walker, D. Strong. RO W 2: G. Jaeger, B. Colen, H. Hutchison, P. Sanford, M. Mc Kenney. ROW 3: B. Borland, G. Bankhead, J. Gates, A. Smith, P. Manston. ROW 4: J. Cosby, B. Mother, N. Weiss, E. Sage, C. Worden, J. Bull, D. Growthmon, S. McHolm.

INTERACT CLUB The main project of the Interact Club this year was the support of a ten-year-old Ko1·ea11 orphan boy.

The

club sends money each month which covers the boy's clothing, education, and medica l care.

In ad dition

to this project, the club had donated money to s1Jch projects as the Snack Bor and carstops in the parking lot.

The Interact Club is sponsored by the Claremont

chapte1· of Rota International.

FRONT ROW: P. Cosey, President. ROW 2: M. Overholt, B. Holl, T. Lake, M. Schultz. ROW 3: C. London, B. Gray, H. Magill, B. Jackson.

KEY CLUB

FRONT ROW: J. Anooshian, D. Kriezel. ROW 2: J. Gularte, S. So kolowski, D. Golder, B. Morse. ROW 3: C. Fulcher, R. Lewis, S. Gale. ROW 4: J. Gaetz, D. Lerner, B. Mortin, T. Wolverton, V. Anooshion. ROW 5: R. Seemann, B. Goetz, D. Procsal, B. Bramer, S. Kahler, G. Simmons.

LETTERMEN'S CLUB

FRONT ROW: J. Anooshion, L. Gonzolez, G. Smilkstein. ROW 2: P. Meury, D. Moxey, J. Dundas, B. Hamblin, K. Cathey, D. Kriezel, C. Fulcher, D. Sokolowski, G. Gale, D. Demsey, S. Sokolowski, B. Bramer. ROvV 3: P. Mack, T. Michel, T. Lake, S. Kohler, P. Cosey, M. Kemp, B. Steinhauer, R. Nelson, P. Hofmann, B. Godwin, B. Hunter, P. Kennedy. ROW 4: D. Jomes, J. I Isley, S. Schenck, D. Kauf man, P. Shaner, L. Peterson, B. Morse, L. Longe, V. Pizzini, M. Stanfield, G. McCoy, R. Longwell, C. McCrea, H. McGill, M. Corney, P. Kennedy.

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PEP CLU The fun ction of the Pep CIL

is to promote s chool spiri

This year the club bought

tree, it is now known as ti· "spirit tree," its purpose

to b1·ing the spi1·i t and t rc

dition of

Claremont Hig

School to ou r new campu

Many mon ey-maki ng activ

ities also took place to ir ci-ease the club's treasur:

FRONT ROW: Mrs. Block, sponsor; S. Overman, C. Dholl, A. Lichti, S. Nigliozzo, L. Elkins, S. Miller, J. Hording, L. Simmons. ROW 2: J. Harkey, M. Cohn, D. Droke, L. Barnes, K. Hoffman, J. Ryon, C. Jones, K. Stokes, L. Dyson, B. McNutt, D. Powers. ROW 3: A. Bille,, C. Holder, D. Dunn, S. Else, M. Seubold, D. Hatch, J. Garner, L. Sawyers, L. Powers, S. Compbe 11, K. Powers.

SKI CLUB

FRONT ROW: M. Blackburn, S. Shelton. ROW 2: S. Mack, P. Felberg, S. Hooker, D. Garret, J. Schmidt, K. ROW 3: Mr. v'askis ond Miss Wright, sponsors; Kalina, S. S loan, K. West, S. Richards, N. Phillips, P. Ilsley. R. Goelz er, K. Goelzer, L. Simmons, V. Holstine, L. Carlson, M. Thomas. ROW 4: S. G roff, L. Shea, K. Blockwe11, L. Sorensen. ROW 5: C. Hershe, T. Turntine, S. Sha Iler, J. Loberg.

THESPIAN TROUPE 2129 Membership in this national honor society is de足 termined by points accumulated through padi足 cipation in dramatic productions. During this school year the Thespians hove par足 ticipated in several ploy Festivals and contests. One of the Functions of Troupe 2129 is to serve as managing directors For the al I school talent show held each yem.

FRONT ROW: S. Gibbs, C. Presson, S. Ph elps. ROW 2: S. A n derson, P. Dens, L. Wallace. ROW 3: B. Godwin, Mrs. Noble, sponsor; J. Be atty.

DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is open to all students who are taking drama or who are inter足 ested in any phase of dramatic art.

The

club's several activities include trips to see professional stage plays, workshops, and to he.Ip stimulate interest in the six drama department productions put on throughout the year. The Drama Club hosts an annual awards dinner at which students are honored for outstanding service in the _drama Field.

FRONT ROW: M. Calhoun, C. Presson, S. Anderson. ROW 2: K. Stok s, L. Shea, S. Hartnett, K. Seven, L. Wa I lace. RO W 3: S. Phelps, D. Hatch, L. Simmons, P. Dens, C. Pfeiffer, K. Girardot. ROW 4: D. Michal, N. Brown, S. Gibbs, A. Wun derli, D. Puntenney. ROW 5: Mr. Fruechte, sponsor; L. Bovard, S. Hypes, S. Kittell, J. Beatty, B. Godwin,

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ART CLUB The major project this year was ta finish

the mosaic, started last year.

The group

has also taken trips to various mt studios

and exhibits, and to a printing studio. Members work both on individual and

group projects.

FRONT ROW: J. Moorman, P. Smith, J. Beatty. ROVV 2: S. G eye, J. Waldo, J. P\ymesser, D. Puntenney.

CALLIOPEAN MINORITY The Calliopean Minority is one of the mast

active clubs ot CHS.

The club held r egu

lar bi-weekly meetings, at wh[ch poetry was read and discussed.

They took many field

trips to museums, the Bergman Festival, theatres, and similar activities.

The Cal

liopean Minority also sponsored the Hal

loween Dance, which greatly added to the

treasury.

This money was later used to fi

nance their literary magazine, which con

tained the finest examples of literary work done by high school students.

FRONT ROW: N. VanHorn, K. Petrovich, R. Goodall, D. Meyners. ROW 2: S. Savoge, R. Bogue, F. Ryerson , G. McHolm, P. Weismille,·, G. Van Brocklin, C. Weismiller.

FOLK MUSIC CLUB New this year is the Fcilk Music C lub.

T he purpose of the club

is to promote enthusiasm for folk music and to learn more about it. The group sponsored such money mok ing ac tivities as a pot-luck dinne1·, a hooten anny, a n d a folk singing show.

Trip s to Los

Angeles and Holly wood wei-e t aken to see various folk mtis ts.

FRONT ROW: K. Irvin, D. Kronenberg, J. Angle, P. Dens, L. Bandel!. ROW 2: W. Fegundas, J. Gantz, K. Blackwell, M. Munter, K. Segaitz, D. Belinkoff. ·ROW 3: S. Williams, J. Waldo, N. Phillips, M. O,mi, J. Wetrich.

PHILOSOPHY CLUB Organized just last yea1·, the Phil osophy Club has grown considerably. The club, open to all students· inter ested in philosophy, discussed such top ics as language, pa ralysis, meta physi c s, and ethic s.

Speakers from

local colleges spoke on philosophical issues, and group discus sions were held.

FRONT ROW: S. Latkovich, J. Clemmer, N. Mc Ciel land. ROW 2: . Mack, S. Tondee, J. Harding, C. Mullikin, K. Kooman. ROW 3: J. Paxton, S. Nigliaz.zo, S. Kohler, M,·. Forcinelli, ponsor.

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RADIO CLUB

FRONT ROW: Mr. Cole, sponsor, L. Mosters, C. Rhoades, J. Miller. ROW2: G. Neilson, T. Sullivan, T. Frenaye, C. Hoelzle.

CHESS CLUB

FRONT ROW: C. Presson, R. Angelo, M. Seegor.

MEDICAL CAREERS The purpose of Medico I Careers cluh was to further interest and knowledge in the many medical professions.

The club took many

field trips, including o tour of hospitals, which wos very rewording to ol I involved.

FRONT ROW:. L. Powers, President; K. Segoitz, Vice-President; K.

Powers, Secretory. ROW 2: D. Powers, C. Storrh, V. Weston, D. Roseno w, N. Brown, K. Stokes. ROW 3: D. Micho I, Mrs. Rugg, sponsor; A. Wunder I is.

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS FBLA is o club open to oil students who ore toking or hove token o business course ond would like to gain more knowledge of the business world.

Many field trips were plan

ned ond carried out, which was very reword ing to those involved.

FRONT ROW: J. Miller, Historian; D. Horn, President; D. Boldig, Vice-President; V. Boker, Secretory. ROW 2: K. Sieber, Mrs. \/eotch, sponsor; S. Brill, C. Clanton, K. />.ycock.

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FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers C lub has had many activities in order to acquaint interested students w ith the

teaching program.

The club organized a student teach ing week where so me students took over classroo m s f o r o period.

Also, students

who hove free modules have taught at many of the elemenÂ tary schools.

Meetings were

held, discussing such subjects as the education of the blind, deaf, and other handicapped c h i l dre n .

A tripwasalso

taken to the California School far the Blind in Pomona.

FRONT ROW: M. Munter, S. McHolm, B. Bates. ROW2: A. Knight, B. Jock, W. Fogundos, D. Dunn, K. Segoitz, K. Powers, B. Beyer, D. Hunter.

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS

FRONT ROW: B. McNutt, L. Dyson, M. McKission, B. McKission, Mrs. Hodder, sponsor. ROW 2: K. Parsons, P. Petrovsky, K. Goezler, B. Smith, J. Neiden, H. Torrez, K. Powers. ROW3: N. Metler, N. Burdick, S. Bohn, K. Rickstrew, L. Powers, M. Honey, B. Vvhitocker.

ECNEICS The main activities of Ecneics were the annua I trips to the La guna tide pools ond Calico G host Town.

merous bi·eokfast meetings were also held.

The main responsibility of the

club was to hold the annual Science Fair, which proved to be one of the best yet.

FRONT ROW: 5. Roth. ROW 2: K. Warden, K. Goelzer, P. Mc El lh any, M. Spielberg, L. Masters, G. Masters. ROW 3: D. Punrenney,C. Rhoades, A. Porter.

IRLS' LEAGUE his orgonizotion strives to give the girls f the high school experiences in various :o lms of Ii fe.

Th is con be seen through

1e c ommittee w hic h sponsors service rojects to help worthy causes both here nd abroad, and in the committee which ives the girls two chances to invite boys ) dances, by sponsoring the Sadie Haw ins Dance ond the Girls' League Formal. ,t the beginning of the year the league 1stitutes the Big Sister Program to help 1e freshmen and also sponsors the Howdy lop.

FRONT ROW: G. Gilbert, D. Hazelton, L. Ross, S. Tondee, S. McKissen. ROW 2: G. Denes, D. Rosenow, L. McCarthy, 5. Polst r. ROW 3: A. Plaut, L. Schwabe, S. Weoton.

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ANNUAL STAFF

FRONT ROW: Editors: Sue Nimmons, Jean Blanchard. Stoff: Mr. Fruechte, Sponsor; 5. Geye, N. Weiss, D. Boldig, J. Brownstein, M. Buxton, D. Korman, J. Moorman, M. Greig, B. Jerrold-Jones, R. Sanchez, 5. Miller.

WOLFPACKET STAFF

SEATED: N. Weiss; Editor, Jill Roiguel; C. Mullikin. STANDING, ROW l: A. Maxwell, E. McCarthy, B. Dou ghtery, M. Mesmer, N. Schlesinger, G. McCoy. ROW 2: P. Hofmann, C. Douchy, P. Woszink, T. Rothe, L. Masters, Mrs. Noble, Sponsor.

AUTOGRAPHS

IN MEMORIAM

GARV WUEST

And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wildei•�ess, even so _must the son of man St. John 3:14 be lifted up.

AUTOGRAPHS

Cooch LEONARD COHN

For the fi1-st time since 1961, and only the second time in ten years, the Claremont High

School Wolfpack football team did not capture the

league title. Injuries ta key personnel just kept occuring when Coach Len Cohn least expected them. The Pack staged a late season rally to finish in a second place tie in the Son Antonio League.

Buzz Hamblin, Jerry Shaw, and Joe Anooshian

were named al I S.A-.L. In the end the Wolves had garnered 4 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties.

Cooch JIM CRINER

Cooch ALAN HAMMERSCHMID

1965 WOLFPACK SCHEDULE PRE-SEASON Temple City Glendora

CLAREMONT

S.A .L. Captain JOE' ANOOSH IAN Ganesha

Bonita

Upland

Montclair

Garey Chino Pomona

Captain BUZ HAMBLIN

Captain DOUG KRIEZEL

137

MANUEL ARMANDAREZ

DAVE BOE

BRAD BRAMER

SAM CASTRO

--·-

JEFF DUNDAS

SAM KOHLER

l �Q

ALAN CHESTNUT

DON DANIELS

EVERETT EUDY

BILL FROBERG

PAT KENNED

TONY LAKE

LEE LANGE

ROGER LEWIS

VIC LIVINGSTON

DENNIS MANLEY

THOM MERIWETHER

PAUL MOCK

CHARLES MOON

STEVE NAGLER

LARRY PETERSON

VAL PIZZINI

139

RON POMOHAC

JERRY SHAW

STEVE SOKOLOWSKI

DOW PROCSAL

ROGER SEEMAN

BRYAN SHAW

JACK WITHAM

JIM WITHAM

DAVE SOKOLOWSKI

RICK STEVENSON

JACK YOUNG

BUZZ POWERS

BEE

ROW I: L. Fogleman, A. Helin, B. Files, T. Butcher, D. Dempsy, G. Shank, R. Hughes, B. Trudeau, J. Cosby. ROW 2: J. Evans, Manager; M. O verholt, B. Chew, S. Gularte, R. Sagamang, M. T homas, J. Lakehomer, J. Boles, M. Gifford, D. Bowe. ROW3: K. Focke, T. Butler, J. Witham, L. Newels, C. Mew, J. Palmer, D. Groth, J. Claterbos, G. Gulick, T. Sauceda.

FRESHMEN.

-� ROW I: M. Crutchfield, L. Bell, R. Clark, G. Moore, E. Elkins, D. Brownly, G. Even, M. Ervin, M. Lepore, B. Forester. doerffe,, E. Ornelas, T. Chavez, G. Bell, G. Jaeger, G. Gutierrez, T. Wiencek, G. Hurlbert, J. Gonzalez. Brown, G. Hill, Schaller, G. Hamblin, T. Fox, J. Sandberg, P. Gerdeman.

ROW 2: S. Neu

ROW 3: P. Mraz, J. Alden, G.

ROW l: M. Carroll, B. Schetgen, S. Sinclair, M. Black, J. Andrews, S. Den es, S. Sokalawski, F. Gonzalez. ROW 2: B. Nicholl, M. Fenley, G. Wuest, T. Trickett, J. Cook, G. Angela, D. Darby, G. Fisher. ROW 3: R. Parrott, P. c'lark, J. Allen, S. Fiddes, .R. Beach, M. Harbaugh, B. Cook.

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September· 25

GLENDORA

Plagued by penalties and lacking any real offensive threat because of them, the Pack relied on its powerful defen sive unit to ploy Glendora to a 0-0 tie in the 1965 o p e n e r for both teams. All-important penalties cost Claremont any really deep p e n e tr a t i o n except once, when a fumble lost the balI on the Glendora three-yard line.

TEMPLE CITY

's most exciting game the Wolf pack met defeat, 20-19, at the hands of Temple City. With less than a minute to ploy, Temple City in the contest.

Bryon Show scored twice (once on a Doug Kriezel pass) and Dow Procsal scored once to lead the Pock.

GANESHA - -.::J"i icent Pack defense paved the

• e Wolves' first victory of the en Cathey tackled a Ganesha

in the confines of the Giant

..,e for a safety and two points. � - =- "our h quarter the Pock, in the

inutes of ploy, held twice

eir own five-yard line to win

c•

!ler 15

BONITA

� "o;:iled b y injuries and penalties, Claremont's defending S.A.L. champion Wolfpack was defeated by arch-enemy Bonita 12-7. :;-r··o took a 12-0 lead into the locker room at half time and then held on for dear life as the Pock stormed back to score in the 3rd quarter inoted ploy in the lost period.

October 22

UPLAND

Faltering under a blistering passing at tack by Upland's Highlanders, the Pock suffered its second defeat of the 1965 S.A.L. season, 27 to 12.

Jerry Show

and brother Bryon scored the Pock's two touchdowns, Jerry went over on a 30 yard run in the third quarter while Bryan scored in the same period on a 67 yard toss from Jack Withorn.

October 29

MONTCLAIR

AIthough Mont clair hos never beaten the Pack in T.C.L. or S.A.C.

ploy,

on Fri d a y , O ctober 29, they come close.

The Cavaliers took control of

the bol I deep in Pock territory with I ess than 2 minutes left in the game, five ploys later (including a pe nalty) they had not s c ore d , leaving the game a 12-12 tie.

Jerry Shaw s c o r e d both

Pock touchdow ns, one a 15-yard run and one on a one-yard run.

GAREY

November 5

Displaying their finest combined efforts of this year, the Wolfpock's offensive teams both ployed well in o 28-0 shellacking of Gorey High.

The Pock hos never lost to a Pomona team,

and this year ' s Homecoming proved to be no exception.

November 12 The C hin o footbol I

game, o o

Chino's Memorial Stadium, w teams score early in the first hol . :i and Jerry Show scored the Poe 's ·o.,- downs.

Som Castro kicked bo·

'"t:

points, giving the Pock a 14-IJ le:::: that a fine defense, aided by

on the count by the referee, mo

to hold.

November 10

POMONA

T e Pack's defense beat Pomona's Red De v i Is 27-7 in this y eo r's football finale.

The defense scored the first two

Pack touchdowns as Vic Livingston and Jerry Show scored on poss interceptions . Livingston scored the Pock's lost touch down on a poss from Bryon Show.

Bryon

set up the Wolves' third touchdown with another interception.

This was by for

the Pock's greatest defe nsive effort of the league ploy.

ix-_::. ,:: _

QUEEN MUFF

PRINCESS CONNIE

ESCORT BILL

MECOMING

PRINCESS MARGIE

ESCORT BILL

PRINCESS LINDA

ESCORT BARRY

Â· PRINCESS JE ESCORT DENIZ

CROSS COUNTRY

PRE-SEASON CLAREMONT

19 17

Temple City Glendora

46 48

LEAGUE CLAREMONT

17 23 19 16 16 29 22

Ganesha Bonita Upland Montclair Gorey Chino Pomona

46 36 40 41 45 20 35 Coaches ROBERT BALDWIN and HAL LYNN

Managers CHIP HAZEN BARRY GRAY

Captain PAT CASEY

Led by Scott Roth and Barry Fisher, the

1965

Clare

mont High harriers ron to o second place S .A. L. finish. The thin clads of Hal Lynn were undefeated until their last meet with the league champion, the Chino "Cow boys." In C.I.F. competition, Fishe1·, a junior, strained to a fifth place finish, leaving bright hopes for next year's team.

Captain SCOTT R OTH

147

BARRY Fl SH ER

PAIGE HIATT

_'='(

JON LINES

PAUL MEURY

GLEN SMILKSTEIN

JEFF PERSONS

JV'S

ROW l: B. Morgon, M. Corney, J. White, S. Schenck, P. Meury. Hargrove, D. Muter.

ROW 2: B. Jackson, R. Burbank, D. Moxey, C. Forsyth, S. Nuss, S.

FROSH-SO PH

ROW l: J. Adlong, A. Adlong, J. Ilsley, P. Ilsley, T. Pork, E. Powlesson, T. Gilkeson,Â·G. Miller. ROW 2: D. Smilkstein, P. Murel, G. Smith, B. Gray, H. Harold, R. Lennon, D. Beck, P. LoMele. ROW3: T. Kittell,. R. Randolph.

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1966 SCHEDULE CLAREMONT -1-

...

Alta Loma

Monrovia

Montclair

Charter Oak

Fontan a

Pomona

12 ;.,

Riverside Poly Upland

Alta Loma

Redlands

Chaffey

3 10

4 4 3

* League games

Coaches: JACK BLENDINGER GENE McCARTHY

Captain: BARRY MASTER

P aced by a Citrus B elt League forward Bony Master, the 1965 edition of the C.H .S. water po Io team s w a m to the best r e c o r d yet achieved by any Pack team.

George Gale

and goalie Ken Thompson also helped Jack Blendinger's swimm ers to a third place C.B. L. finish

151

BORLAND

FERRELL BRIER

STEVE KLEPPER

c.,:O ,GE GALE

SILL HALL

PHIL HOFMANN

DAVID JAMES

CHUCK JONES

MAX KEMP

KEN LAWRENCE

DAVE KAMM

TOM RUNSVOLD

KEN THOMPSON

KIRK LOCKHART

BEE

ROWl: R. Bills, J. Borns, J. Meeks. McCrea.

ROW2: C. Elwell, H. Beniomin, L. Owens, C.

CEE

ROW l: M . Trudeau, B. Bryon, R. Mother, M. Overly. Richmond, J. Leyden, F. Lemmon.

ROW2:

P. Douglas, K. Rose, J.

Â· .- .. _ : . .. -

. .

1966 BASKETBALL SCHEDU LE PRE-SEASON Temple City San Marino Rubidoux Northview

60 62 86 54

Claremont II II II

87 79 82 58

UPLAND-MONTCLAIR TOURNEY

COACH JACK SMITH

Charter Oak Gladstone Garey Monte lair

50 68 54 60

II II II II

58 81 65 48

CHINO TOURNEY Temple City Pomona Chu la Vista Chino

61 36 66 51

II II II

77 63 78 44

S .A.L. Ganesha Bonita Upland Monte lair Garey Chino Pomona Ganesha Bonita Upland Monte lair Garey Chino Pomona

CAPTAIN BILL GODWIN

66 56 71 70 64 59 53 60 43 70 56 49 43 47

JOE ANOOSHIAN

CAPTAIN RON HANKS

�,, ·�

,.,,'

·�·

. HAZEN,

"'· �; ,...,

SCHULTZ,

· GEYE,

II II II II II II II

57 70 75 53 66 49 75 71 47 75 51 79 58 59

PH IL ASAKAWA

JOHN CLINEBELL

DAVE CRAWFORD

JEFF DUNDAS

CASEY FULCHER

DAVE HOWARD

MIKE GAFNEY

BILL HUNTER

Led by outsta.nding co-captains Ron Hanks and Bill Godwin, the 1966 Wolfpack basketball team of Jack Smith pressed, ran, and shot its way to the best record C.H .S. has seen for over six years. The Pack finished second in the Upland-Montclair Tournament and third in the Chino Tournament.

While amassing 17 wins and only

9 losses, the Pack gained third_ in the rough S .A .L.

VIC LIVINGSTON

RON POMAHAC

TOM ROTHE

BILL RUCHDASHEL

"Did you get that ball, Ron?"

Ron Hanks boffle s the Gorey "Vikings" os he shoots the bo 11.

A desperote reoch as Mike Gofney scores.

"It only hurts when I shoot."

158

"Hey Godwin, I was supposed to toke it this fime."

BEE ROW 1: C. Mo o n , T. Boyer, J. Phillips, A. Elson. RO J. Feezell, B. Smith, Cooch Merlin Apel. ROW3: 0. endohl, S. Nogler. C Douchy.

CEE ROW 1: B. Sorenson, P. Clork, J. Wilhelm, B. Molon, J. Chomps. ROW :: M. Grauman, L. Kno wles, J. Withom, C. Duey, G. Brown. ROW 3: G. Worzeko, B. Syl I ison, B. Lennon.

o� ROWI: S.Scholler,K. Rosi, S. ROW 2: B. Nichholl, B. Yos,s, f. :;-:>!:-e• Cooch Horry Lund. ROW 3: G. H r :rr, Miller, B. Cheney.

1966 SCHEDULE CLAREMONT

0 0 0

Ganesh a

Cooch JACK FARLEY 33

Bonita

Upland

Montclair

Garey

Chino

Pomona

Coaches Jack Farley and Esper Kaiser's wrestlers suffered through a disÂ m a l year.

Only Rick Nelson (with an S.A.L. third) was a consistent

winner while other Pack Grapplers won occasionally.

The future looms

bright for this young sport (in only its second season) as many outstanding freshmen, sophom ores, and

juniors show promise of

giving t_he Pack

another champion group.

Monoger TOM CLARY

Captain RICK NELSON

161

r �

')Y ADLONG

MICHAEL BLACK

BOB COSBY

ROGER BUGBY

RICK CARROLL

PAT FENLEY

TOM FRENAYE

. �, "

BUZZ GtA S O B ITT JE SEN

-- =

JIM tAKEHOMER

HOWARD MAGILL

BARRY MORSE

JIM PALMER

LARRY PETERSON

ROBERT SCH ET GEN

DENNIS SHAW

TERRY SULLIVAN

MATT SPIELBERG

KEN THOMPSON

JÂ· DAN TURNER

JOE WALKER

NATHAN WEISS

TRACK

164

1966 SCHEDULE Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May

10 17 19 21 24 26 29

9 14 21 22 28 3 6

14 May May 20-21 May 27 June 3-4

Glendora Santa Ana Relays Alta Loma Ganesh a Bonita Corona B-C Relays Pomďż˝na Meet of Champions Upland Upland Relays Montclair Chino Relays Cochella Relays Gary Chino Mt. Sac Relays Pomona San Antonio League Prelims San Antonio League Finals Prelims Semi-Finals S.S. Finals State

Cooch Hal Lyn,,

Cocc Coach Bob Baldwin

'As the sprinters go, so goes the track team.'

Lacking any outstand' ;;;

sp rinters, Coach Hal Lynn's track team relied on the distance events the field events to pile up their points.

tance men Scott Roth and Barry Fisher led the 1966 thin-clads to a 3rd place: tie at the Chino Relays and a finish in the middle of the S.A.L. standings.

Lindo Alberts

Roy Chamberlain

::i

Shotputter Buz Hamblin, and d'sÂ

Managers

Dove Beeks

&;,e-

Charles Fielder

Mory Ornelos

Nathan Weiss

Lindo Kernan

" _

ARKIN

CATHEY

MANUEL ARMENDAREZ

CRAIG BASHORE

PAT CASEY

DAVE GROTHE

JIM GULARTE

ROBERT CHRISMAN

SCOTT GARNET

DOUG K RIEZEL

TONY LAKE

JIM LITTLE

DAVE MALCOLM

BARRY MORSE

SCOTT ROTH

DENIS PASEK

GREG SIMMONS

JEFF PERSONS

BRUCE SMITH

CRAIG LO

ROGER RU S ï¿½--

BEE ROW 1: S. Schenck, D. Boe, P. Ilsley, B. Jenson, B. Morgan. ROW 2: J . Alden, M. Overholt, J. Marcet, G. Peters, G. Angelo, K. Kraft. ROW3: T. Gilkeson, H. McGill, L. Maberry, G. Hill, B. Barber, J. Holleran, B. Sillesen.

ROW 1: G. Gulick, L. Thom as, S. Sh oller, B. Gil more. ROW 2: B. Jensen, P. Ilsley, T. Robinson, J. Holleran.

CEE

ROW l: M. Lapore, G. Jaeger, J. Adlong, J. Ilsley, D. Beck, A. Adlong, P. Ilsley. lowski. M. lnlF". R. RF>vnold�. I. Krn1fmnn H H.-..rir'-P n Cr1dr�,r:o:>lrl <; P..,:,.lrnrrl

ROW 2: G. Bell, D. Gray S. Soko R()\V1, i= Pn1d .. ("'l1'"\ H Mrf":iJI '

TENNIS

169

1966 TENN IS SCH EDU LE Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May June

4 8 9

15 18 22 25 29

12 13 15 19 22 26 29 30 3 6 7

17 4

Alta Loma Glendora Co lton Webb Temple Ganesh a Bonita Upland Montcla ir Garey Chino Pomona Webb Ganesh a Bonita Upland Montclair Garey B & C Tourney Chino Pomona B & C Tourney B & C Tourney C.I.F. Play-Off A. Individual Tourney

Coptoi n Jeff Dundas

Cooch Dennis Mann

Captain Bill Hunter

This year's tennis team was one of the best in C.H.S.'s history. In singles competition, the outstanding performances of Bill Hunter, Gary McCoy, Lee Lange, and Bruce Jackson left lit tle M anagers Gil Van Bracklin, Rhoades.

Peter J ohnson, Charlie

hope for .the opposition.

Had they faltered (they never did}

the team's success wouId have depended on its two powerfu I doubles combinations, Jim Atwood with Jeff Dundas and Paige Hiatt with Pat Shaner.

The team won the league championship

and advanced far into C.I.F. competition.

17n

JIM ATWOOD

LARRY PETERSON

JEFF LEWIS

PAIGE HIATT

BRUCE

PAT SHANER

ROW l: P. Edwards, D. Fogleman, J. Dennison, D. Staffard, D. Wilson, J. Kaufman, D. Matzen, J. Ccï¿½II. i.OW 2: S. Miller, R. Johns, K. Rosewall, B. Nciden, P. Johnson, B. Brown, C. Rhoades, P. Nourel.

1966 BASEBALL SCH EDULE Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May

l 4 8

15 18

22 25

29 l

5,6,7,8 12 15 19

22 26

29 3 6 10

Al ta Loma Glendora Colton Temple City Ganesha Bonita Upland Montclair Garey Chino Pomona 20-30 Tourney Pomona Ganesha Bonita Upland Montclair Garey Chino Pomona C.I.F. Play-Off Starts

Captain Joe Anooshian

Cooch Mork Clarke

Captain Casey Fulcher

In his first year as head C.H .S. baseball coach, Mark Clarke led the horsehiders to

their best season in re cent years.

Despite a

heart-breaking set-back in the Pomona Elks tournament, the Wolves turned around to complete a fine San Antonio League campaign. Pitchers Casey Fulcher and Bryan Shaw, coupled with the hitting of Steve Wagner and Jerry Shaw, gained the Wolves a winning year. Managers John Cloterbos, Doug Seapy.

173

, __ F OEBERG

EM.fNGER

MIKE GAFNEY

RICK KIRKENDALL

GARY WURTZ

VIC LIVINGSTON

RUSS MORRISON

VAL PIZZINI

BRYAN SHAW

JERRY SHAW

DAVE SOKOLOWSKI

STEVE WAGNER

STEVE WIENCEK

JV 5. Nagler, J. Witham, B. Rasmussen, 5. Kohler, A. Helin, J. Wilhelm, 5. Solowski, P . Kennedy .

K. Gindling, M. C. Moon, D. Boe, owles, T. Wience k, L. l. ell, R. So gomong, P. Wor onoger:

Levine,

e lie.

FROSH ROW 1: J. Evans, B. Fischer, G. Mil l e r , B. Mills, 8. · Molon, M. S t ruxn e ss , B. Ryan, K. Gutierrez. ROW 2: C o o ch GlennM ill e r , M. Overley, C. Goldsberry, P. Clark, J. Chomp, G . Brown, R. Withrow, G. Warzecka, F. Roberts, B. Chose, man ager. MISSING: C. Ducey, M. Ervin.

SWIMMING

- . . .. . -

••

...

... -

a •

• 177

1966 SW IM SCH EDU LE Feb. Feb. Feb.

Pasadena

Chaffey

Mar.

Fontana

Mar. Mar.

Mar.

Mar. Mar.

Mar.

Mar. Mar.

Apr.

Apr. Apr.

Apr.

Temple

Chino

Upland

9 14

Alta Loma Mone lair

23 28 29

30 2 13

18 19

20 20

Chino

Monrovia

Upland Invitational Upland

Upland Invitational Montclair

S.A. L. Prelims

S . A . L . Diving Fi no Is League Fina Is

Gene McCarthy, Jock Blendinger (Missing)

C. I. F. Pre Iims

Managers: Andy Hoff, Mike Schultz. George Gale Captain

Led by co-captains Barry Moster and George Gale, Claremont's swim team season.

swept through another fine

The Varsity hod to settle For a co-champi

onship with archrival Upland, but the Bees hod a per fect record in league, finishing Far ahead of the rest of the field. The credit For this fine 'showing again goes to coaches

Gene McCarthy and Jock Blendinger. These men inspire their swimmers beyond their normal capabil ities, and the members of the team owe them a debt of thanks.

Barry Master Capta·

BOB BORLAND

PAUL BRUNNS

DEAN DEMPSEY

-ï¿½ PH IL HOFMANN

DOUG KAUFMAN

MAX KEMP JACK LAYDEN

DAVID JAMES

STEVE KLEPPER KIRK LOCKHART

CHRIS McCREA

ï¿½ _l STEINHAUER

TOM MICHAELS

JOHN RICHMOND

KEN THOMPSON

ROW l: R. Mother, F. Lemmon, M. Douglas. 2: M. Trudeau, D. Williams, K. Korff.

B. Bills, J. Cosby, R. Elwell. ROW 2: R. Biur. J. Barnes. T. Runsvold.

ROW

1966 GOLF SCHEDULE Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May

Montclair Glendora Chaffey Upland Fontana Webb Eisenhower

7 9 14 16 21 24 28 31 13 18 25 27 2

Corona

Chaffey Alta Loma Webb Upland Monte lair Rubidoux Alta Loma

Captain Steve Weakly (Missing) Coach Jack Knapp

Jack Knapp's linksmen swept triumphantly through their pre-season matches on the rood Captain Jack Witham

towards C.I.F. competition.

Co-captains

Steve Weakly and Jack Witham led cohorts Darryl Meuter, Chris Bruns, Tom Rothe, Dave Crawford, and Steve Cy Ike to another great Claremont High School golf season.

;?' ..,.._

CHRIS BRUNS

�'

JOHN CLINEBELL

DAVE CRAWFORD

•,. I I}·.

··'<.V

TYE CRITCHLOW

STEVE CYLKE

DARYL MUTER

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This year the Girls' Athletic Association operated on o new basis. Rother than take a three-modul e period out of the school day, G.A.A. met during module 20 and then was required to stay until 4:00. After 4:00, for three nights o week, each sport met. Those who attended these ofter G.A .A. periods received l O points each night. Throughout the year, G.A .A. hos been a very active organization, stressing much individual and team porticipotio�. In competition, the Claremont girls distin guished themselves by creating two un defeated hockey teams and one undefeated speed-away squad . C loremont captured second place honors in tennis, volleyball, and bosketbol I in league ploy. Special note should be given to those outstanding individuals whose interest and ability in □th letics exceeds the bounds of the school program. Two such girls ore April Jaeger, a jumper in the Amateur Athletics Union, and Janie Brown, a swimmer in the Na tional swimming championships. Through the enthusiasm of these girls and others I ike them, G .A .A. hos been made a vital and active organization which will long be remembered by all involved.

MISS J. VANING

MRS. S. WRIGHT

MISS B. JOHNSON

CABINET

FIRST ROW: L. Hsu, P. Stirens, J. Washington, J. Brownstein, L. McCarthy, President; Ross, M. Morris, C. Holder, P. Sanford, W. Hodges, K.·Shell. Absent: J. Benjamin.

L._Joy, S. Nimmons.

ROW 2:

A. Jaeger, J. Brawn, L.

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SENIORS

ROW 1: S. Nimmons, L. Joy, L. Hsu, M. Morris, M. P openoe, V. Moon, P. Stirens, K. Jenkins, D. Zetterberg. ROW 2: C. Jensen, S. Tondee, N. Fagg, K. Linker, S. Mock, C. Holder, V. Ornelos, P. Presender, J. Roberts. ROW 3: K. Cole, M. Wooton, K. Shell, P. Sonford, L. Mc Corthy, W. Hodges, D. Rosser, V. Phillips.

JUNIORS

ROW 1: S. Fussell, J. Brownstein, L. Forbes, D. Norris, R. Masters, B. Lotter, P. McElhony. ROW 2: L. Meyer, J. Ralsten, M. Coddes, D. Rosenow, J. Benjomin, N. Firmon, E. Roins, J. Mourer. ROW 3: L. Seifert, G. Gilbert, S. Moberry, L. Ross, B. Gebhordt, M. Greig, L. At wood, K. Keefer.

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SOPHOMORES

ROW l: K. Yates, F. Raiguel, W. Fagundas, J. Loberg, S. Graff, H. Strathern, C. Brawn, M. St. Clair, J. Washington, S. Roberts, J. Jensen. ROW2: D. Trask, J. Miller, N. Warhurst, J. Warhurst, K. Stokes, L. Cathey, M. Weiss, L. Muise, S. Foster, A. Fisher, P. Ables, J. Hirsch, S. Murphy. ROW3: R. Black, A. Maxwell, M. Boyer, B. Keefer, K. Heinbuch, A. Jaeger, K. Clanton, M. Godlis, J. Chittenden, B. Henzie, S. Brownsberger, S. Cole, E. McCarthy, N. West.

FRESHMEN

ROW l: D. Angle. ROW 2: S. Anderson, G. Estes, T. Forbes, M. Rains, K. Doshay, R. Mal<;.ho, S. Hartnett, P. Hart, A. Tozier. ROW 3: B. Lawrance, D. Kunkle, S. Bennett, D. Powers, S. Vendlia, T. Hazelton, J. Colclough, J. Christensen, S. Adjemian. ROW 4: S. Campbell, K. Lomax, B. Bracher, B. Colen, J. Feduniak, J. Benezet, S. Brill, K. Warden, C. Kalman.

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SENIOR .,

LIZ JAY TENNIS

WENDIE HODGES ARCHERY

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KIT JENKINS SWIMMING

TERRY SCOTT HOCKEY

SUE NIMMONS BADMINTON

DE-DE ROSSER TRACK

CINDY HOLDER BASKETBALL

PATSY SANFORD FOLK DANCE

PAT STIRENS VOLLEYBALL

LORETTA HSU TENNIS

ALL STARS

JAN ROBERTS SOFTBALL

SUE NIMMONS BASKETBALL

MARGARET MORRIS FOLK DANCE

PATSTIRE 5 SOFTBALL

LORETTA HSU BADMINTON

TERRY SCOTT TRACK

VAL MOO SWIMM! G

CINDY HOLDER HOCKEY

SUE NIMMONS TENNIS

GAAIN "':l in and his merry men

"Who scored th is game?"

"Are you questioning our honesty?"

Dan' t loo!,, now ...

ACTION And McCarthy hod it all t1 ··-e:

"Who pu I led out the chair?"

"Oh, for the English air and Scouse!"

VARSITY

Muff Metcalf ��e

I Chris ensen

CHEER

LEADERS Head Cathy Chase

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Koren Plott

Margie Cohn

I Head Jon Horkey

FLAG

Gail Cooper

TWIRLERS

' Lauren Barnes

Candy Pedroni Sherry Arthur

SONG LEADERS

' Lynn Creasey

Fredda Pontac

BEE CHEERLEADERS )

Head Bee Cheerleader Jane Wittich

Head Song Leader Helen Serna

Debï¿½ie Drake

M.ASCOT AND MAJORETTES

This year a new flair ,vos added to the bond and drill team - a group of majorettes.

Pictured above ore:

Shirley Elliot, and Gail Bouve.

Solly Davis, junior, m ode a fine mascot this year, adding lots of spirit to our games and rallies.

She

also created her own "wolf" outfit and effectively prowled around at the games.

Jo Ann Sloon, Mickey Butcher,

Cassy Overman is not pictured.

BAND BAND MEMBERS Diana Angle - clarinet Greg Croft - clarinet Lynda Denney - clarinet Patsy Sanford - clarinet Kathy She 11 - bass Jock Tuttle - baritone Rick Burrows - drums Geoff Lomb - drums Jeff Powers - drums Margie Stout - drums Donna Angle - flute Barbie Colen - flute Helen Hutchison - flute Vern Tryon - flute Greg Nance - French horn Shirley Woertz - French horn Craig Bashore - trombone Loren Eckel - trombone George Jaeger - trombone Phi I K ispersk i - trombone Bob Mc Gough - trombone Randy Bjur - trumpet John Brusco - trumpet Don Boring - trumpet Ken Burrowâ€˘ - trumpet Don Brinegar - trumpet John Hogland - trumpet Greg Johnson - trumpet Peter Johnson - trumpet Bil I ie Keefer - trumpet Jan Ozmun - trumpet Gibb Peters - trumpet Rand Popovits - trumpet Kris Roberts - trumpet Beth Walker - trumpet Dave C hildress - baritone Sondra Lane - saxophone Gory Mi I ton - saxophone Gory Dodril - drum mojor

not present

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DRILL TEAM ic e, D. Pierce, 0. Kipp, P. Sargent, A. Naef, 0. Felberg, P. Dens, D. Horn, B. Beyer, K. Blackwell, B. Jock, S. Castro, K. Gilger. "eber, M. Gulick, C. Taylor, S. Whittacker, N. Burdick, J. Plymesser, L. Brownlee, S. Bohn, B. McMahon, S. Speer, B. Reiter, M. ToucÂ J. esmith, C. Goritz, C. Normann, M. Brownlee, K. Olson, M. McCandless, V. Milton, C. Rholl, C. Gish, V. Cummings, C. Nuss, K.

To odd o new Flair to Homecoming this yeor, Lindo James, ASB Social Chairman instigated several new activities.

On Friday afternoon a tea hosted by the

Girls' League was held in the mul tipurpose room For all the alumni.

This was reasonably well attended and

was fun for everyone.

By for the most interesting addition was the class floats. Each class eritered a float which was paraded during half-time; and awards were given on the basis of design, detail, and overall workmanship.

The attractive junior float was awarded first place. Portraying the north and south cam puses and the long walk in between, it was dedicated to the class of '63.

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HOMECOMING

During half-time Muff Metcalf, escorted by Cary Bennett, was crowned 1965 Homecoming Queen.

Returning for this event to crown and congratulate the

queen were Mr. and Miss CHS, Don Arthur and Kathy West.

Other members

of the court jncluded Jeon Blanchard escorted by Deniz Korman, Margie Cohn escorted by Bi 11 Hunter, Linda Jomes escorted by Barry Moster, and Connie Pattengell escorted by Bill Godwin.

HOMECOMING DANCE

Muff and Cary led the Coronation Dance ta begin the night's festivities, held at the L.A. County Fairgrounds for the alumni.

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CHRISTMAS CONCERT Claremont High's annual Christmas Concert was held this year at the Claremont Cong regational Church. Beginning at 8:00 on Wednesday, December 15, this concert was presented free of charge to the public. The entire music department was featured in the pro gram of Christmas music. The brass ensemble performs under the directi

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Mr. Thompson directs the Girls' Chorus. e Concert Choir sings a selection from their Christmas album.

FASHION SHOW

A fashion show, sponsored by the Girls' League, was presented on January 12, after school in the Music Building. The pageant of gowns from Beaux and Belles was roundly applauded by stu dents and parents. Many girls who were active in Girls' League and school events mo d e I e d the interesting fashions.

Susan

Miller provided the background music for the show.

Modeled by Muff Metcalf, this hot-pink floor-length formal was a favorite.

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Wendy Hodges models a red and white floor-length formal.

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CHRISTMAS FORMAL

"Winter Wonderland" was the theme of the successful InÂ teract Club Christmas Formal this year.

Held in Platt Hall

on the Harvey Mudd campus, on December 18, the formal was climaxed by the entrance of Santa Claus with his sack of candy canes.

The "Claremont Dads," a fifteen-piece

formal band along with the Uptown Trio, provided an eveÂ ning of entertainment for listening and dancing.

A small, enthusiastic Â·crowd donced o the music of "Our Gong" ot the 1966 Basketball held on January 15 at the Mt. Soc Student Union. The cl imox of the evening was the corotion of Helen Serna and her court.

QUEEN HELEN SERNA

ESCbRT TOM ROTHE CROWNS HELEN AFTER THE ANNOUNCEMENT.

SENIOR PRINCESS LYNN CREASEY ESCORT JOE ANOOSHIAN

BASKET BALL

JU NIOR PRINCESS LINDA FORBES ESCORT RICK KIRKENDALL

SOPHOMORE PRINCESS SUSIE COLE ESCORT D OUG KAUFMAN

FROSH PRINCESS PAT TURNEY ESCORT GREGG BROWN

George Gale Quarterback Club Award for Water Polo e,y Show-MVP Varsity Football

FALL

Liz Jay-MVP For GAA Tennis

Joe Anooshion Quarterback Club Award Football

SPORTS BANOU ET

The Fall Sports Banquet, attended by many participants of fa 11 sports and the.ir parents, ended

a rewarding

season for Claremont High Schoo I.

Scott Roth-Quorter bock Club Award for Cross-Country

Ken Thompson-J.P. Evans Blanket Award For Water Polo

FACULTY < )>

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Batman and the Robins as they "Hit it!"

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Enthusiasm flared at this year's Faculty

Va rsity Game fought in the "Old Gym"

an the evening of January 28, 1966. The focu I ty, supported by cheers led

by Batman Wi Ison, s uffered a crushing

70-29 defeat at the hands of the Valiant

Varsity.

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... and another of the Valiant Varsity bites the dust!

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GIRLS' LEAGUE FORMAL

Beneath royal tapestries and regal banners, happy couples waltzed the night away at the annual Girls' League Fo rmal held at Platt Hall, Harvey Mudd College, on February 12. Sue Tondee, Girls' League president, crowned the king, Buzz Hamblin, and presented a red rose to his date, Karen Platt.

Joe Anooshian

and his date, Wendy Ho dges;

Jeff Dundas

and his date, Jean Blanchard;

Deniz KarÂ

man and his date Lynn Weaton; and Freddy Widmann and his date, Anna Schmidt, were also honored at the dance. Granger and the Professors were considered a "great" band as they provided a variety of beats to dance to throughout the night.

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Susanne Andersen, student director of "Marco Polo," odds lost minute touches to Steve Kittell, the prince, as Sandy Hartnett looks on.

DRAMA PRODUCTIONS

The frog, Solly Phelps, presents the magic arrow to Tom Wiberg just before her transformation into a beautiful princess from the children's ploy, "The Frog Princess and the Witch."

?1A

The Drama Department put forth a wealth of plays for the enjoyment of its

audiences this sch o ol year.

Under the

direction of Mr. Don Fruechte the p roductions presented this year were:

"Arsenic and Old Lace," "Bad Seed,"

"Pygma I ion," "The Adventures of Marco Polo," "The Frog Princess and the Witch," and "The Wizard of Oz."

The

plays were presented under the difficult yet rewarding con ditions of a Theater-in-the-Round. Bobbie Bates dances for the Court of Kubla Khan io · Smilkstein-Morco Polo, Fred Herring, John Beatty in the children's ploy, "Marco Polo."

A professional, Rudolf Fromme, creates a make-up fete on Bruce Edwards.

CSF BANQUET

A m id rows of "h appy flowers" the CSF held its a n nua l banquet on March 16 at Condit School in honor of the outgoing senior life-members. A talk was given by Mrs. Catherine Longe on "National Merit Recog nition." Dr. John P. Brinegar, Su perintendent of Schools, spoke on "No Easy Answers." G Iorio Estes, who performed two original songs, pr ovided the entertainment. high light of the

The

evening was the

presentation of the lamp pins by Mr. Robert McGill and Mr. Lloyd Bis hop.

'· McGill presents the lamp pins to Roy Angelo, Boyne, John Clinebell, Margie Cohn, Susan : !=, Sheron Polster, Bill Hunter, Cindy Isom, _·..,-:co Jomes, Down Myners, Clark Presson and ..., _ e

fney.

Following both the basketball and football games this year the

aftergame dances were injected with the enthusiasm of a large portion of the student body.

The students, dancing for the last

year in the "Old Gym," enjoyed the pulsating beat of a variety of bands.

AFTER-GAME DANCES

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RALLIES The rallies experienced an extra surge of spirit this year with the addition of the spirit plaque as incentive.

The

plaque, offered by the Rally Club, went each week to the class with the best participation at the rally during footÂ ball and basketbal I seasons.

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Joining Morryin' Som-John Grona, ore Wayne Moore, David Lee-Available Jones, The Scrags, Lonesome Polecat, and ·the wives.

- Yokum-Stephanie Morgon and Poppy Yokum-Jeff Clemmer show their pride in their _·•1 ner-Scott Sanders and Daisy Moe-Mory Laing.

The cast sings "Jubilation T. Cornpone!"

Ll'L ABNER

11 Unnecessary Town

The stage lights glared and the applause rang out on the evenings of March 24, 25, and 26 for the 1965-1966 Operetta, "Li' I Abner." Performed by the Concert Choir and CHS Orchestra under the dirÂ ection of Mr. Sam Thompson, the production was termed very much a success.

Depicting the characters of Al Capp's famous comic strip,

the cast well portrayed the light heartedness and lightheadedness of the mountain folk in Dogpatch U.S.A.

Gathered around Daisy Mae and Li' I Abner are Jack S.

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Godwin, General Bullmaase-Mike Reed, Earthquake McGoo---. Moonbeam McSwine-Debbie Felberg and Lonesome Poleco -5Âˇ

The wives- Ann Naef, Lyn Frichte, Sue Bittles, Sue Boatman, Susan Miller and Margie Stout.

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