1975 El Espiritu

I just keep changing, cause it helps to ease the pain.

There are faces I remember ...

though some have changed

was meant to be enjoyed

Four big changes in school life.

One of the many changes at Claremont high school is the interdisciplinary studies. This class is headed by Mr. Pawley, Mrs. Shamah, Mr. Ellena, Mr. Ackman, Mrs. Gray, and Joel Button. The interdisciplinary system is a self-contained classroom. The atmosphere is relaxed and this system stresses responsible learning. The students feel that it is more personal. Everybody gets to know everybody else better!

Another change in the system is the Traditional schedule. This gives the student a more structured schedule rather than that of the Flex-Module system. Classes start at eight o'clock and end at two o'clock, with a lunch break in between. It was designed for the student not quite ready for the Flex-Modular system.

Adult Studies took over Claremont at night this year and got off with a big start. Many classes had waiting lists because of the interest in the community. This exciting program is headed by Mr. Freitas

And still another exciting thing happening on our campus is the Family of Man course, headed by Bob Shamah, Kathy Hanawalt, and Leslie Wessman. In this class English and History are not considered two separate classes, but considered one study. The students feel they achieve their own goals rather than what a teacher might want. Students learn by actually experiencing things rather than reading about them; this is called experietial learning.

We have really seen change this year and we've grown from it too. This way a student has had more ideas to choose from and can find what really suits his own personal needs.

Student Life

Sadie Hawkins Dance

ltwasa · Rowdy Night''

Homecoming 1974

Those Were the Days

Miss California Lucianne Buchannan Grand Marshall

· We thought they'd never end

Homecoming Queen 1973 Miss Jaye Schulte

Honorary Princess Kathy Jones

Princess Carole Bair

Princess Tricia Tyran

Christmas Formal

Nights in White Satin

by

Directed by Don F. Fruechte

Production Assistant Costume Design

Sally Girvin John Beatty

Lighting Design

Katie Quinn Mike Glass

Settings Designed and Executed by

Christina Byers

Cast of'Characters

Gigi ............................

Patty O'Toole

Mme. Alvarez, Grandmother Susan Johnson

Andree, Mother ..................

Christina Byers

Gaston Lachaille (Tanton) .......... Mike Krieger

Victor, a butler Jeff Kean

Alicia De St. Ephlam ................ Laura Davis

Sidonie, a maid

Laurie Cucuzza

Sha}esyt'afe fit~ht

The Taming of the Shrew-Sally Giruin and Arthur Cain

Hamlet-Mike Leonard

Macbeth-Kathy Jone

Chamber Singers

The Merchant of Venice-Tanya Wodinsky

Powder Puff

The Unsinkable Molly Brown

1ain't down yet!''

Cast of Characters

Molly Tobin ..................................

Michael Tobin

Aloysius Tobin

Patrick Tobin .................................

Father Flynn

Shamus Tobin

Charlie

Christmas Morgan .............................

Burt .........................................

Banjo

Prostitutes

Johnny "Leadville" Brown ...... .' ...............

Gittar .......................................

Denver Policemen ...............................

Mrs. Gladys McGlone ..........................

Monsignor Ryan ...............................

Roberts ......................................

Professor Gardella .............................

Germaine

Princess DeLong ...............................

Prince DeLong

Countess Fer anti ...............................

The Grand Duchess Marie Nicholaiovna ...........

Duchess of Burlingame

Mrs. Jenab-Ashras .............................

Malcolm Broderick

Mrs. Wadlington ...............................

Mr. Wadlington

Young Waiter .................................

Kathy Kilsby

David Fissel

John Urwin

Barry Lank

Paul Rohrer

Jeff Kean

David Gassner

David Kellner

Jim Petrella

John Allen

Darcy Alsip

Judy Devens

Tina Estupinian

Lynni Gilfry

Arthur Cain

Ed Bratt

Dan Dooling

Mark Leak

Allen Loucks

Peggy Comstock

Bob Walker

Harold Sloane

Chris Cisneros

Cecile LaGue

Peggy Losh

Todd Geller

Cathlyn Craft

Tanya Wodinsky

Rani ta Wood

Linda Rampershad

Dan Schott

Krista Carson

David Goldberg

Brandon Shock

Maitre D' .. Wayde Reed

Male Passenger ................................

Mother

Wounded Sailor

David Tiping

Laurie Cucuzza

Norman Gee

RALLYS

Were once a Thing of the Past

Times Have Changed

The Girls' League Formal '

times were . meantto

Executive Council has been involved with the student body this year, as well as with the faculty. Their main goals are concerned with educational change and how to make it more meaningful. They have been responsive to as many student needs as possible, and have been successful in many respects. This year they initiated a Santa Claus Mail Service in which packages and letters from friends were delivered to students during class. Their advisor is Mr. Daley.

A.S.B. Vice Pres.-Nadine Adams

S.R. B. Pres.- Derek Mowell

\\'al/packer Editor- Sandy Wickstcd

A.S.B. Social Chairman- Claire Cavanaugh

A.S. B. Treas.-Renee MacLaughlan

A.S. B. Sec.- Debbie Ansell

Athletic Manager- Dan Slosberg

h. Pres.-Carol Culbertson, Junior Pres.-Trisha Young, Soph. Pres.yl Kronenfeld, Senior Pres.-Linda Laird

Girl's League Pres.- Elaine Uribe

Carol Culbertson, Louise McCabe, Cheryl Kronenfeld, Sandy Wicksted, Ruth Irvin, Kathy Jones, Debbie .-\nsell, Dan Slosberg, Linda Laird, Derek Mowell, Kitty Alexander, Renee MacLaughlan, Elaine Uribe, Claire Cavanaugh. (NOT PICTURED- Nadine Adams, Barbie McDonald, Trisha Young).

A.S.B. Pres.-Ruth Irvin

A.S.B. Advisor- Mr. Daley

Pep Commissioner-Barbie McDonald

CLUB

is a new girls' service club formed this year to help serve its school and community and to also help promote friendship between girls. It looks like it has a lot of promise!

I.C.C. stands for Inter-Club Council. Louise McCabe is the president of this organization, formed of all club presidents. It helps meet the individual needs and concerns of every club here at Claremont High. What would we do without them?

I.C.C.

Back row-Renee MacLaughlan, Gina Munson, Becky Barber, Misty Richardson, Wendy James, Stephanie Salamon (advisor). Front row- Betsey Mac Naughton, Kathy Navarro, Betsy Snow, Cathy Serpa (pres.), Debbie Ridgeway, Diane O'Brien.

Teri Ryan

Cindy Hicks

Sandy Castleberry

Mary Ann Deese

Craig De Wilde

Cathy Serpa

Blithe Coffey

Jenny Denison

Renee MacLaughlan

SPANISH CLUB

The Spanish Club is constantly busy learning more about Spain and its life and culture by taking many trips to different places. One big project of theirs is earning money towards a trip to Mexico. Ole!

Lalea Brown, Jane Cross, Kim Feerer, Doug Fissel, Mary Frimodig, Veronica Jeffers, Lynne Kubota, Gregg Martin, Nikki Sandmann, David Spiegel, Mark Spiegel, Susy Strickland, Connie Tapaya, Karen Therrio, Dennis Williamson (right) Mrs. Rodriguez (advisor), Betsy Snow (sec.), Jenny Denison (pres.), Tana Sergio (v.p.), Sally Shannon (tres.)

FRENCH CLUB

not only encourages participation and interest in French culture and customs, but they demonstrate an active part in it by having their annual International Dessert, along with other various outings. The French Club's philosophy says "QUI" to life.

Debbie Ansell, Gary Ardrey, Cindy Banwell, Cindy Beck, John Bellman, Christine Ferling, David Freudenberger, Mary Lou Grover, Joey Gunthardt, Sue Gustin, Terrill Jones, Jeff Ketcham, Greg Larsen, Scott Magee, Derek Mowell, Mary O'Toole, Heather Ross, Sue Streeter, Martha White, Jennifer Young, Roland Zee.

'vlrs. Kearney, Blithe Coffey (pres.) Mrs. Herman (advisor)

GIRLS' LEAGUE

Teri Stewart Secretary

Girls' League

Elaine Uribe-President

Lisa Daniel Treasurer

Peggy Comstock-V.P.

Janet Cramer Commissioner-of-we Ifare

Girls' League is one of our major clubs which is no surprise to anyone. They are mainly a charity organization and at Christmas time they give turkeys to the poor along with other contributions. They also sponsor two big dances. The Sadie Hawkins dance and their Girls' League Formal. Keep it up, girls!

Senior Reps. - Vivian Smith Renee Shirey

Soph. Reps. - Judy Devons

Chris Borrelli

Refreshments - Kathy Vignoli

Karen Toomay

Junior Reps. - Judy Steele Lynne Kubota

Frosh Reps. - Patty McDonald Robin Allen

Publicity - Lynn O,·erholt Tammy Kessler

Arrangements - Cheryl Ford Colleen Christian

One of the many functions of the Legislative Council is to hear and discuss the problems brought to it by the class representatives. The council is under the chairmanship of the A.S. B. vice-president, with class representatives elected at the beginning of each year.

Legislative Council

The committee plays an important role in the quality and style of education at Claremont High. Its main goals are to have students evaluate the teaching style and curriculum of the faculty. This committee i reb·ent to life at Claremont High because it keeps teachers in touch with students feelings. Their ad\·isors are Mrs. Waggoner and Mr. Eckle. The members are- Lester McCabe, Luis Rochas, Vicki Gomez, Liz Parrott, Luke Erdoes, David Freudenberger, and Kate Pixley.

Cindy Banwell, Carl Davis, Cheryl Kronenfeld, Craig De Wilde, Mary Tracey, Kathy Jones, Liz Calvin, Colleen Christian, Francis Peters, Sharon Rampershad, Jessica Wodinsky, Michael Leonard, Lester McCabe, Lynn Lyle, Judy Underhill, Nikki Sandman, Joann Hall, Nadine Adams.

The Science Club uses its money to buy extra equipment for the science labs. The club goes on ma . • fun but informative field trips and once in awhile has an early morning breakfast meeting. The members are-Andy Vogel (sec.), Mr. Bookhout (Advisor), Sue Johnson, Mary Cadman, Debbie Dillon. Cindy Banwell, Blithe Coffey, Mary Lou Grover, Carrie Banwell, Louise McCabe (pres.), Rod ClicTim McCandless, Ellen Lane, Lester McCabe (v.p.), Terrill Jones, David Devens, Tana Sergio. Maria Radvange, Jenny Dennison, Betsey Snow, Carla Johnson, Francis Peters.

A.F.S. American Field Service

The main goal of the American Field Sen·ice is o promote world peace. One o • the ways they're helping o do this is by raising money o send a Claremont studen abroad next year. The fun raising project for this is a bike raffle from which he\· hope to raise $3,000. This· year Kathy Jones, from Sydney, Australia, ,,·as Claremont's student from abroad. The candidates ·o A.F.S.'s American Studen Abroad program are Tanya Woodinsky, and N1eli sa Salvato. Their president is Kib Lyon.

:lien Lane. Melissa Salvato, Renatta Bratt, Kathy Jones, Scott Magee, Kathy Clark, Kib Lyon, Andy Vogel, ?ichard Greever, Allen Loucks, Tanya Wodinsky, and Sue Johnson.

Rally Squad

This has been a great year for the rally squad. Not only have they shown a lot of spirit at the rallies and games, they've also shown the pride they have in C.H.S. and this seems to have affected thew hole school. The biggest change in Rally this year has been the addition of the Yell Leaders and the "Bee" Mascot. They have contributed a lot to everything the Rally Squad has done.

"Bee" Cheerleaders

Judy Devens

Karen Huffman

Cathy Leone

Teri Romeo- head

Wolf Pep-Debbie Cardiel, Mascot-Tammy Kessler

Varsity Cheerleaders-Debby Johnson, Becky Beecher, Carol Meisch, Sandy Coffman, Heidi Shearer, Kathy Baze la-head.

---0,za 1zat1on,

It is impossible that an ill-natured man can have a public spirit; for how should he love ten thousand men who never loved one?

Varsity Songleaders

Carolyn Anderson

Melinda Miller

Ann Mabie

Kim Wright

Kathy Bailey-head

Marilyn Bosson

Right- Barb McDonald- Pep Commissioner, Nancy Wilsonadvisor.

And the Band Goes

David Birks, Derek Britton, Karen Bull, Luzanne Calvo, Cathy Coiner, Tom Cross, Craig Culotta, Kevin Davis, Patty De Wet, Debbie Dorst, Mike Elkin.Jerry Felix (Drum Major), Doug Ferguson, Jim Gaylord, Barbara Grodsky, Mark Hatch, Susan Heisel, Diane Hillburg, Gary Hinkle, John Huebner, Wendy Hunt. Kerry Huss, Debbie Jordan, Alan Keagy, Nick Kosan, Cheryl Kronenfeld, Scott Krouse, Karen Lott, Chris Lund, Anna Macaulay, Renee MacLaughlan, Kern· Mann, Laurie Marino, Vern Mathews, Scott McBride, Dawn McCool, Cindy Meriwether, Jeff Miller, Jim Monroe, Jim Moore, Kathy Na,·arro, Laura :\a,·arro. Kathy Ogle, Joe Ognibene, John Oliver, Phillip Olson, Victoria Olson, Jamie Pavey, Pam Papa, Chris Pawley, Frances Peters, Nicole Ratliff. Tracey Rose. Cam Schisler, Keith Schisler, Susan Schmitz, Brett Schroeder, Larry Seligman, Laurie Smith, Cindy Soden, Dianne Stephenson, Jana Stutts, Wes Ta,·izon, Lanita Tder Janet Vogel, Jon Watson, Robert Watts. •

The Flagtwirlers have been extremely active this year. Besides attending all kinds of games and meets they have participated in many flag twirling competitions. The members are- Liz Estupinian, Sue Benzon-head, Dana Christiansen, Andi Shaw, Cheryl Ford, and Linda Odegaard.

Marching On . . .

Ann Benjamin (head), Tana Sergio, Jenny Denison, Terri Stewart, Laura J acovides, Jenise Stewart, Bridget Glidden.

Kim Paden (head), Wendy Mischler, Becky McKinney, Lyn Liles, Lori Daniel, Brenda Davis, Heather Glidden, Linda Singer, Sonya Hanzlak, Molly Painter, Tammy Cassidy.

Drill Team

Coltrain, Diane Blakeslee, Peggy Coiner, Martha Brownlee, Jennifer Elder, Kathy Grace, Jaime Mace, Connie Sokolowski, Lauren Blatz, Julie Contreras, Aileen Moynihan, Cecile LaGue, Erin Murphy, Karye Irvine, Bobbi Smith, Dawn Cochrane, Adrienne Spanier, Margie Zanowic, Carla Krentzman, Alysa Serdengecti, Sue Rampershad, Cora Davis, Lisa White, Ruth Spanier, Melissa Beck, Diane Hehnke, Shelley Kepler, Donna Williams, Denise Hillstock, ColonelDenise Yang, Captains-Raquel Jacinto, Linda Rampershad, Karen Tupman.

Lori

C.S.F.

Thi 1 an honorary oranization for students who maintain excellent grades. They ·e field trips and have meetings. This is one of the la e t clubs on campus which is a ood reflection on the school. C. .F. is sponsored by Mr. Robert McGill.

Ski Club

The main object of the Ski Club i to arrange trips to , eren t ski resorts. This is a _ ea club because it gives kids a chance to learn how to ski and to enjoy the snow at a minimum cos.

-\,ua Anne te Anderson. Carolyn

• ., Heidi Anderson, Molly Arnold (trip

• • -a_: Pam .-\shton, Cindy Attyah, Patti

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• Lar le Bair I rip coordinator), Carole

a , Brll. Gre,· Bishop, Mike Braswell,

• Bra-~, ell. :\lien Brie. Kim Bryant, Diana ,..._.ara Cadman. Sandi Castleberry(v.p.), Ci~ a, Jen11er Cole. Jean Collins, Cathy

:..·· Jarr C o,s. Donna Crystal, Kelly Dack, ;- Da· .er. Scot Da,·is, Ken Dormer, John

ue F aln. Terri Feingold, Karen ~er Ge ts. Stew Gibson, Davy John Hawes. Tim Helton, Paul

•• _-.a, Ho! s. Sib,·lle J akobi, Linda D~ , John: n. Da,·y Jollymour, Linda

• &:-: Le- as er. Tawni Lockhart, Danny

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• \l.ar Jane .\!axwell. Scott McBride H

·.._- Bar ie .\fcDonald. Patti McDon;ld • lr,r Cina, .\luhr.SandraMustin ' r..-

• "· .\i"an O'toole, Patti O'to~le

• • Pam.Papa -\manda Quaney:

a.;, a .31 Todd Ramstead, Marc

- E ,ca Rose. Kitt,· Sawyers, Gary

• Pa , Scheiesinger. .\larv Schoning

La.-r_ .::cl12man. Laura Se~co, Nanne~t

c-c Shire). Debbie Slosberg, Andrea

B. , : r1rnh. Lance Smith, Megan

·,..- an m1 h. Gar\" Souza, Dana

• • ~ra herS iles.ConnieTapaya.Jill

~- a· , Thompson. Karen Toomav. Bill

- ;: a:ct Tulles. Kath,· \"ignoli. Case,· a-i -, \\"all. Debbie \\.arren. Caroline

-,. ·,m \\",lier h. Bill \\'illse\". Chris

• J 'Tl ze··er, .-\d,·isor: .\Ir. \"askis

SOPHOMORES: Mary Allen, Carrie Banwell, Paul Baskett, Melissa Beck, Sheryl Benzon, Lauren Blatz, Christina Borrelli, Edward Bratt, Sharon Brown, Sarah Cadman, Colleen Christian, Cathy Clausen, Robert Cooke, Jennifer Edler, Whitney Fay, Anne Fields, David Freudenberger, Sally Girvin, Nicholas Gonzales, James Harber, Carol Holtzman, Laura J acouvides, Bruce Johnson, Thomas Johnson, John Kennedy, Paul Kittleson, Cheryl Kronenfeld, Judy Lepri ch, David Madorfsky, Brooke Mastin, Susan McKinley, Erin Murphy, Jeff Olivares, Chris Pawley, Frances Peters, Daniel Richardson, Karen Seble, Charles Seeger, Kathleen Shacklett, Sarah Shannon, Debbie Smith, Chris Smith, West Stafford, Paul Steffen, Catherine Stephenson, David Stewart, Terri Stewart, Jana Stutts, Carol Swan, Mary Tracey, Judi Underhill, Barbara Vangee, Janet Vogel, Robert Walker, Russell Wichman, Laura Woy. JUNIORS: Catherine Alexander, Deborah Ansell, Desnie Bear, Douglas Beckner, Val Brown, Arthur Cain, Margaret Comstock-V. Pres., Janet Cramer, Dana Dekalb, John Dennison, Clifford Dillon, Douglas Doyle, Christine Ferling, Laurie Gatten, Do'!g Gillingham, Susan Gustin, David Harris, Lydia Henry, Kay Hodges, John Holtzman, Kathy Jaeger, Debbie Johnson, Terril Jones, Jeff Kean, Christopher Kearny, Richard Keeler, Patricia Keenan, Jeff Ketcham, Jeff Konzelman, Geoff Leebhoff, Betsy MacNaughtonHist., Scott Magee, John Mandeville, Lester McCabe, Paul McDonald, Jim Monroe, Derek Mowell, Rhonda Munger, Eliz Parrott, Mona Rosenberg, Heather Ross-Sec-Trs., Catherine Serpa, Nancy Schick, Stephen Schognig, Tana Sergio, Peter Shimizu, Lisa Skinner, Stephen Smith, Suzanne Snook, Judith Steele, Carol Stone, Suzanne Streeter, Jennifer Watts, Blake Wood, David Zenger. SENIORS: Gary Ardrey, Cindy Banwell, Rochelle Barrera, Lauren Bartz, Kathy Bazela, Lisa Blackburn, Renata Bratt, Robin Brooks, Carol Brown, Mary Cadman, Rebecca Carpena, Dorothy Casey, Claire Cavanaugh, Sue Clayton, Blithe Coffey, Daniel Cole, Laura Davis, Jennifer Denison, Debbie Dillon, Laurey Edwards, Lauren Fowler, Michael Glass, Richard Hall, Cynthia Hicks, Mary Hill, John Huebner, Susan Johnson-Pres., Kathy Kilsby, Mary Kittelson, Susanna Kohn, Glenn Krinsky, Regina Kronenberg, Ellen Lane, Peggy Losh, Allen Loucks, Ken Mac Lead, Carol Mason, Joseph Ognibene, Sofija Pasic, Maria Radvanyi, Edward Ripley, Matthew Rosen, Cornelia Rumbold, Teresa Ryan, Melisa Salvato, Eliz Selke, Brent Shyer, Rima Snyder, Frank Sawin, Steve Tecotzky, John Urwin, Andrew Vogel, Susanne Volkas, Martha White, Na tan ya Wodinsky, Denise Yang, J enniger Young.

hespians Troupe 2129

Thespian Troupe 2129. a member of the lnternationaJ Thespian Society, is an hono society dedicated to promo ing excellence in dramatics. Membership is achie\·ed by acquiring points, either throuoh performing in drama produc ioor through work in the techni (backstage) aspect of the t hea e

Stage Crevv

Richard Applebee, Chris Byers, Kathy Clark, Laura Davis, Dan Dooling, Rob Feeney, David Gassner, Mike Glass, Marty Howard, Sue Johnson, Debbie Kader, Kathy Kilsby, Cornelia Rumbold, Marcy Schein, Debbi Shock, John Urwin, Liz VanBrocklin, Tanya Wodinsky, David Zenger, Mr. Fruechte, Advisor.

Jon Bellman, Susan Breitt, Arthur Cain, Kathy Clark, Jack Dollens, David Feeney, Rob Feeney, Kevin Fortsen, Norman Gee, ally Girvin, Dave Goldberg, Richard Greever, Barry Lank, Kevin MacDonald, Katie Quinn, Jeff Stephens, Tim Stewart, Brandon Shock, Jo-Ellen Winborn, Mr. Fruechte-Advisor

Concert Choir

\lark .-\Iba.John .-\lien, Darcy Alsip, Gary Ardrey, Barbara Bailey, Annette Bassett, Joni Baum, Desnie Bear, Melissa Beck, Katherine Bell, Kenneth Berry, L, n Bishop. \lonica Borrelli, Christina Borelli, Edward Bratt, Renata Bratt, Valerie Brown, Kimberly Campbell, Sandra Castleberry, Carl Cervantes, David Crr, an cs. Lori Chittick, Dana Christiansen, Rodney Click, Harriette Cobbs, Margaret Coleman, Shannon Coleman, Margaret Comstock, Angela Cowart, Ca h, C rai t. Laurette Cucuzza, Lisa Daniel, Laura Davis, Jennifer Denison, Judy Devens, Jennifer Elder, Elizabeth Estupinian, David Fissel, Douglas F ,,._d, Pa ricia Ford. Lauren Fowler, David Gassner, Norman Gee, Todd Geller, Lynni Gilfry, Rodney Gilfry, Sally Girvin, Bridget G lisscn, Susan Gustin, Juhana Hartman. Kay Hodges, Martin Howard, Ruth Irvin, Raquel Jacinto, Jeffrey Kean, David Kellner, Anita Kennedy, Cecile La Gue, Mark Leak, Judith Lepmh. Laura Liles. Peggy Losh, Allen Loucks, Pamela Lyday, Kilbourne Lyon, Renee Mac Laughlan, David Mc Cutcheon, Cindy Miller, Leslie Monte, honda \lunger. Sheila Murphy, Cindy Myers, Linda Nelson, Janet Phillips, Linda Rampershad, Amy Renner, Ann Robertson, Erica Rose, Roxanne Rota, ::, ;..anSaulneir. \larcy Schein, Marcia Schurman, Vicki Schurman, Scott Self, Tana Sergio, Deborah Shock, Harold Sloane, Daniel Slosberg, Lisa Smith, .-\ • ie ne Spanier. Ruth Spanier, Andria Steiler, Diane Stewart, Steven Tecotzky, Gail Tucker, Lanita Tyler, John Urwin, Janet Vogel, Benjamin Waldman, •cm \\.airer. Hubert Wang. \1 ary Wang, Helen Weatherell, Martha White, Chantal Wilkie, Peyton Wineberg, Na tan ya Wodinsky, Sherry Wood, Noel ,-~., a,. Jennifer Young, Patricia Young, Rob Feeney, Cindy Hicks, Eric Rankin, Ricky Brown

Beckie Banks, Carol Cordasco, Lori Daniel, Jayne Ervin, Natalie Goldberg, Janet Gushulak, Elizabeth Hampton, Sonia James, Kathryn Leprich, Debbie Ridgway, Lynne Roche, Marcelyn Shather, Ronda Windscheffel

Ellen Anderson, Gary Ardrey, Renata Bratt, Robin Brooks, Cathy Craft, Laura Davis, Daniel Dooling, Dawn Durkee, Kristina Estupinian, Lauren Fowler, David Gassner, Todd Geller, Rodney Gilfry, Juliana Hartman, Martin Howard, Ruth Irvin, Susan Johnson, Jeffrey Kean, Mark Leak, Peggy Losh, Christopher Lund, Timothy McCandless, Rhonda Munger, Cindy Myers, James Petrella, Laura Richardson, Erica Rose, Stuart Stoddard, Steven Tecotzky, Natanya Wodinsky

Darcy Alsip, Victoria Amick, Paul Baskett, Judith Baugus, Joni Baum, Desnie Bear, Edward Bratt, Christina Byers, Robert Cooke, Thomas Cross, Lisa Daniel, Robert Elhai, Lisa Friedman, Susan Gates, Lynni Gilfry, Joanne Hall, Kay Hodges, Raquel Jacinto, David Kellner, Anita Kennedy, Mary Kathy Kilsby, Joanne Lee, Allen Loucks, Denise Mariluch, Mitchell Moshe, \1 ichael Orland, Heather Ross, Colette Samarzea, Susan Saulnier, Leslie Schaefer, Deborah Shock, Diane Stewart, Pamela Tucker, John Urwin, Julie Waldm"an, Chris Wessel, Martha White

Wolf packet

W olfpacket Staff

Editor-in-Chief. Sandy Wicksted

News Editor. Debbie Ansell

Feature Editor. Kathy Jones

Sports Editor Doug Doyle

Assistant Sports ... Jeff Descombes

Ad Managers Luis Rocha Larry Thompson

Photographer ... Dave Goldberg

Thanks to:

Peter Santoro, Sibylle J akobi, Kevin Oss, Steve Ashton, Mike Leonard, Renee MacLaughlin, Cindy and Carrie Banwell, & Lisa Ramstead.

Advisor. Hope Waingrow

Editor-Sandy Wicksted

Advisor-Mrs. Waingrow

El Espiritu Statt • ,b

El Espiritu Staff

Advisor: Mrs. Ruth Bobo

Co-Editors: Tina Estupinian, Kathy Kilsby,

Photo Editor: Scott Magee

Business Manager: Lindsey Brewer

Photographer: Jim Campbell

Photographer: Chris Greer

Photographer: Beth Hamilton

Photographer: Todd Ramstead

Photographer: Dion Sorrell

Photographer: Gary Souza

Photographer: Dave Goldberg

Sports: Derek Mowell

Sports: Sid Robinson

Sports: Dave Devens

Sports: Craig Allen

Activities: Blithe Coffey

Activities: Molly Buckley

Organizations: Mary Lou Grover

Organizations: Kathy Keenan

Faculty: Denise Yang

Faculty: Dave Goldberg

Seniors: Viki Gomez,

Seniors: Nikki Sandmann

Seniors: Sheryl Sandberg

Seniors: Laura Richardson

Juniors: Tawni Lockhart

Juniors: Lynn Overholt

Sophomores: Carrie Banwell

Sophomores: Julie Contreras

Sophomores: Pam Hutchings

Freshmen: Kathy Orozco

Freshmen: Cathy Serpa

Girl's Spots: Liz Estupinian

Copy Advisor: Candy Ledesma

Copy Advisor: Laura Richardson

Index: Bonnie Brock

Index: Janet Findley

Pischel Publishing Company: Printer

Wayne Book Studios: Photography Organizations-65

Advisor-Mrs. Ruth Bobo

Co-Editors-Kathy Kilsby & Tina Estupinian

Sports-Derek Mowell, Sid Robinson, Dave Deyens, Craig Allen.

Business Manager-Lindsey Brewer

Girl's Sports-Liz Estupinian

Organizations-Kathy Keenan, Mary Lou Grover

Literary Advisors-Laura Richardson, Candy Ledesma

Student Life-Blithe Cdfev. Mollie Bucklev

,iors-Nikki Sandmann, Viki Gomez, Sheryl Sandberg, Laura Richardson

'ophomores-Pam Hutchings, Carrie Banwell, Julie Contreras (Not pie)

Freshmen-Kathy Orozco, Cathy Serpa

Juniors-Tawni Lockhart, Lynn Overholt

Faculty-Dave Goldberg, Denise Yang

Photo Editor-Scott Magee

Photographers-Beth Hamilton, Jim Campbell, Dave Goldberg, Todd Ramstead, Chris Greer (not pie) Gary Souza

It's '75 and We've Survived

Linda Laird (Right) Vice-president; Monica Borrelli (left)

Secretary-Treasurer, Robin Brooks

Class Committees, (left to right) Cathy Craft, Blithe Coffey, Louise McCabe, Merry Mann

Build castles in the

David Aguilera

Dave Allen He's as good as he wants to be.

Darcy Alsip Fly away little bee.

Brian Albert Divine Wisdom is destiny and decree made us lovers of one another.

Sue Allen We are as we are.

Luzius Amrein A kindly heart; a lively soul.

Dave Abraham A day without orange juice is like a week without basketball.

Annette Anderson Her eyes sparkle with hidden mischief.

Greg Adams Live!

Heidi Anderson She makes people happy.

Nadine Adams One who can accept anyone despite their differences.

Tom Anderson We do what we must.

ill Andreason

habits, smiles, words, tones,

emotions are the stuff of

life is made.

Vlolly Arnold You've got to wake up every morning Nith a smile on your face, and show the world all the love in your heart.

John Assman People talk at people. That's the problem.

Rich Applebee Stand proud tall man

Pablo Arriaga The only way of full knowledge lies in the act of love.

Jeff Ast Be as you please.

Gary Ardrey One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man.

Pam Ashton I will run in the sand and laugh with the waves.

Linda Ayers I would not live without the love of my friends.

Carol Bair Goodness consists not in the outward things we do but in the inward things we are.

Greg Bach Hey, Greg!

Hoyt Baker Step lively to the music.

Kathy Bailey 'Twas her thinkine: of olheiS you think of her. -

Jennifer Ball A smile can say many

The world goes up and the world goes down, and the sunshine follows the rain; and yesterday's sneer and ye terday's frown can never come over agam.

you can go by,

run, there's time to ·re on.

shine ihrough.

- I!« ' :=a:e o:ie you·re with.

Tony Barber Have confidence in your own mind.

Kathy Bazela No word left unsaid.

Kathy Bell It is better to create than to be learned.

Rochelle Barrera Laugh when you have the need.

Cindy Beck There is sound in silence.

Kathy Bell If I could tell what's in my mind.

Lauren Bartz Show each other the way.

Bellman

Annette Bassett You ~e the light of the world.

Miles Bennett To fulfill the need to know who I am in life, is all I ask.

Ken Berry Living a dream, my way.

Marilyn Bosson We get more out of life when we do what we really want to do.

Robert Binns Today is the day.

David Bowles Know yourself.

Lynn Bishop Some of our richest days are those in which no sun shines outwardly, but so much more sun shines inwardly.

Sharon Blakeslee Let there be peace.

Jon Boehlke If you don't think I'm cool and handsome, just ask me.

Lisa Blackburn Show the world yourself.

Denise Blincow Love, the answer to the problem of human existence.

Teresa Bonk With a friend at hand you will see the light.

Steve Boe Reaching fo

~1onica Borrelli A faithful fne:ld life

I have a heart with room for every joy.

Allen Brier Doug Brooks To have faith requires courage. Oh for the quiet time.

Carol Brown Cathy Brown Gratitude takes three forms: a feeling Quietly here. in the heart, an expression in words, and a giving in return.

Cheryl Braswell You do your thing, 111do mine, if we meet it's beautiful. If we don't it can't be helped.

Gordon Brooks He is a man who needs to be understood for he sings his own songs with a special sunshine.

David Brown I won't try to make you anything but yourself.

Renata Bratt What fools these mortals be.

Robin Brooks Sing not for the applause they give but for the lights in their eyes.

Murial Brownell A firey spirit.

Lindsey Brewer I hate quotations. Tell me what you know.

Bruce Brown Going fast.

Kim Bryant She is made of determination, a strong mind, a tennis racket, and a pair of skis.

Bill Bryant He's casual.

Mary Cadman I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train.

Robert Candela Swing!

Molly Buckley The faculty to see people and things as they are.

Candy Caldwell The eyes know.

Robin Candela To know everything is to love everything.

Bruce Bull Speak softly.

Jim Campbell Don't ever thank someone for being there; you must have been there too or you'd never have known.

Darlene Carano Talk to me.

Paul Byers Do it!

Jana Cardoni Life is such a laugh.

Robert Cable He'll always be 1,1,el.:o:Y--

Rebecca Carpena Grace is silent

Paul Carrol Practice of faith.

Libriana Caucas She should be proud for how success~ ful she's been and how she's enjoyed.

Charles Carvalho Times are changing.

Claire Cavanaugh A soft word travels farther than you think.

Lyman Chin Be calm, be cool and you will live.

Pat Clark Let's tee off.

Sue Chambers Just by looking you can see part of her beauty; the rest is underneath.

Carol Christiansen C.C. rider rides again.

Sue Clayton She is loved not only for what she is but for what she brings out in others.

Scott Chase Believe.

Kathy Clark I find myself; I discover myself; I discover us both.

Click

Donna Cobunn Get down.

Jean Copenhaver Lady love.

Blithe Coffey Quoi que Yous fassier, ecrasez infame, et aimez qui Yous aime.

Cathy Craft Shine on silver girl.

Glen Coffman Strong but silent.

Lawrence Craven What have you got to lose:

Susan Cohn The leaves fall slowly from the trees.

Cindy Colen Spread your smile; that's the trick.

Jean Collins I'm a bluebird.

Margaret Coleman Is there anvthin2 more ~---:Xthan a sta/ -

Drew Colenbrande: You can reU what he"s the grin on his face.

Sheryl Cooper Beauty in her heart s,h.oes fa:z..

If two people who have been strangers, as all of us are, suddenly let the wall between them break down, and feel close, feel one; this moment of oneness is one of he most exhilarating, most exciting experiences in life.

Fromm

Doreen Davis If we could only say what's on our minds.

Jennifer Denison In tune with the universe.

Debbie Dillon Be calm, be calm!

Laura Davis There is nothing so great that I fear to do it for my friends; nothing so small that I will disdain to do it for them.

David Dinkfeld Where all was harmony, calm, and quiet.

Craig Culotta He niakes the sun dance with his sounding notes.

Jamie Disher She enjoys everywhere she goes.

John Cummings Those who can not understand can never really see.

Holly Dixion Some folks are wise, and some are otherwise.

Scot Erickson Come fly away with me.

Tracy Dodd The birdman from Alcatraz,

Tina Estupinian The way to be happy is to make others so,

Dan Dooling Quoth the Raven, ''Nevermore".

Ken Dormer I've got a feeling I can't express.

Laurey Edwards Peggy Ducey There is no personal charm so great as Short Stuff. the charm of a cheerful and happy temperament.

Bobbie Evans I'm the one.

Karen Eyler Her personality is a beautiful thing not found in most.

Jay Dunkelbere Love is a pov.ei'

John EU1ai 1l1e pleasure of life ts.:__.. the man who Li,e<ll.

Anjail Fakhoury An ounce of quiet workmg ,;,.-~ what tons of effort

.a lish.

I've never met a person, I don't care what his condition, in whom I could not see possibilities. I don't care how much a man may consider himself a failure, I believe in him, for he can change the thing that is wrong in his life anytime he is ready and prepared to do it. Whenever he develops the desire, he can take away from his life the thing that is defeating it. The capacity for reformation and change lies within.

Preston Bradley

~Ii heal Fantone Gazing at people, some hand in hand, just what I'm going through, they can·1 understand Cause I love you.

Robert Feeney Life is a pure flame, and we live by an invisible sun within us.

Bi:n;; Fitzjerrells Y be-:ter hang onto yourself.

Wendy Fitzjerrels To love is to place our happiness in the happiness of another.

Carol Feerer Shy, but she speaks her peace.

John Felton He does what he believes what he does.

Cheryl Ford Peaches! Peaches.

Leslie Feingold A good laugh is sunshine in a house.

Peter Fiasca Slow down, Joe, I'm a rock n' roll man; I've twiddled my thumbs in a dozen-odd bands.

Steven Foreman Love the one you're with.

Jerry Felix People who believe in music are the happiest people.

Mark Fields D? not take life too seriously; you will never get out of it alive.

Annette Forester Happy, and I'm smiling.

Dave Fridk.in Adventure is not outside a man; it is within.

itichael Garcia lie best use of life is to spend for it omething that outlasts life.

Lauren Fowler All educated Americans, firsl or last, go to Europe.

Lorna Friedmann For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever.

Jeraldine Garfield There are two kinds of light - the glow that illumines and the glare that obscures.

Barbie Frazer You've got a friend.

Robert Fulcher The wisest mind has something yet to learn.

David Gassner Your greatest pleasure is that which rebounds from that you have made glad.

Mark Freese He puts all his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it.

Bradley Fretheim We are here

life, not

Suzanne Fuller Nancy Gaibler Though she may wander far, she will Beauty is not caused. I! is. have friends anywhere under the stars.

Patricia Geary She's got it together.

Steven Giannos I have never in my life learned anything from any man who agreed with me.

Lynni Gilfry She is a breath of spring roses, an honest heart and a bright smile.

Donald Getts The brighter you are the more you have to learn.

Steven Gibson Too low they build who build below the skies.

Todd Gilkeson You are only what you are when no one is looking.

Greg Gary Those crazy young men with their lunatic ideas are our only hope.

Michael Glass I have taken all knowledge to be my province.

Matthew Gatten Happiness is the harvest of a quiet eye.

Donna Gollnik Light is the symbol of truth.

Brian Gaynor Acquire new knowledge whilst thinking over the old, and you may become a teacher of others.

Viki Gomez I laugh, and my laughter is not within me; l bum, and the burning is not seen au tside.

;ail Goritz b.e pursuit of perfection, then, is the .veetness and light.

ludy Greiner Jght is the first of painters. There is 10 object so foul that intense light vill not make it beautiful.

.Phillip Gruidl Amusement to an observing mind is study.

Chris Greer High aims fonn high characters, and great objects bring out great minds.

Ted Groszewski We always love those who admire us; we do not always love those whom we admire.

Paul Haaker In the happiness of others, I find my own happiness.

Richard Greever Who dares nothing need hope for nothing.

Mary Lou Grover What a thing friendship is, a world without end.

Leslie Hadley Beauty is power; a smile is its sword.

Grant Hamill Our country is the world-our countrymen are mankind.

Barb Hall She does and says what she feels, yet she really cares about others underneath.

Beth Hamilton True courage is like a kite; a contrary wind raises it higher.

Richard Hall When man to man shall be :~.=brother.

Mark Hammond Half a man's wisdom goes-..., - .:lS courage.

Teresa Heaton Mirth is the sweet wine of human life. It should be offered sparkling with zestful life unto God.

Cindy Hicks Love is the opening door. Love is what we came here for. No-one could offer you more; Do you know what I mean?

Nina Harris I do not like work even when someone else does it.

Timothy Helton Men love to wonder and that is the seed of our science.

Mary Hill When you dance, do your senses tingle, then take a chance. In a trance while the lonely mingle with circumstance.

Lisa Hartouni No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.

Brian Heminger The freedom now desired by many is not freedom to do and dare but freedom from care and Worry.

Mary Hodges Youth comes but once in a lifetime.

Richard Hartvikson The spice of life.

Linda Hofmann Wonder is the basis of worship.

Linda Harvey Zest is the secret of all beauty. There is-no beauty that is'a"ttractive without zest.

Velaine Holstine It's impossible to be unhappy around her; she's loveable.

Life is arched with changing skies; Rare are they what they seem; Children we of smiles and sighsMuch we know, but more we dream. Winter

Scott Holzinger Where there's a will, there's a way,.

Laura Hyland

Only eyes washed by tears can see clearly.

Nicole Housen All things must change to something new, to something strange.

Ruth Irvin Friendliness is to her as warmth is to the sun,

Martin Howard Neither man nor God is going to tell me what to write.

John Huebner Let me talk to you; I will reveal myself.

Karen Hunter

John Huddleston Talent alone cannot make a writer. There must be a man behind the book.

Don Huff Work is love made inside.

Janice Hyland

Marysue Hu The sweetestof'"/ the woman "--e

Joanne Hylan

I like work; it facinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours.

The fewer our _1Vants,the nearer we resemble the ,gods.

The human ,·oice is t!>e' soul.

Singing to an ocean, I can hear the oceans roar. Play for me free, play for me and play a whole lot more, singing of the good things and the sun that lights the day, sitting round singing songs 'til the night turns into day. Led Zepplin

-~ Jaffa

easy to

wise for others

n :a.es life in stride.

William Jahant The ~mly one who is wiser than anyone 1severyone.

Bill Johnson Truth is the property of no individual but is the treasure of all men.

John Irwin The best way to keep good acts in memory is to refresh them with new.

Linda Jensen A thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one deed.

Joanne Johnston You see things and you say "Why?"; but I dream things that never were and I say "Why not?"

Leslie !spas Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.

Keith Johnson He is most free from danger, who, when safe, is on guard.

Kathryn Jones Life's laughs are long and its tragedies short.

Patricia Jaeger Real friends are those who when you've made a fool of yourself, don't feel you've done a permanent job.

Margi Johnson The universe is but one vast symbol of God.

Ronald Jones He sees the world in many different angles through his camera.

Debra Kader

The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.

Jack Kinsey Fortunes come and fortunes go; but things get better, that's one thing I know.

Leslie Knight !f your friends are there, everythings ill right.

Kathy Keenan There are no problems we cannot solve together, and very few that we can solve ourselves.

Mary Kittelson It takes all sorts to make a world.

Susanna Kohn This world is but a single dewdrop, set trembling upon a stem.

Richard Kerian It is man that makes truth great, not truth that makes man great.

Martin Klenz Suit the action to the word, the word to the action.

Kirk Kolves Flame On.

Kathy Kilsby Life is like that.

Howard Kimball Variety's the very 5?1..-:eC)f_:~ gives it all its flavor.

William Koonce Andrew Koppel The glow in his eyes shows the sincer- With me

ity of his friendship and love. as a vacation.

The world goes up the world goes down. And the sunshine follows the rain; And yesterday's sneer and yesterday's frown can never come over agam.

Debra Kreisler etirnes, not often enough, we re-

:t pon the good things.

G!ennKrinskv Occ/t l~t me drift away; I need

Alexandra Krespis Humbleness is always grace, always dignity.

Regina Kronenberg Lean on me, when you're not strong. I'll be your friend to help you carry on.

Michael Krieger Brightening up the life of som·eone else will put a fresh shine on your own.

Linda Laird The length and bread th of our innuence upon others depends upon the depth of our concern for others.

Mark Leak The Almighty has his own purposes.

Kathryn Leprich Cogito ergo sum.

Ellen Lane There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.

Elise Lenchus Now I see the secret of making the best persons. It is to grow in the open air and to eat and sleep with the earth.

Andrew Levitt Truth through diversity.

Linda Latipow To be able to say how much you love is to love too little.

Michael Leonard There is a reason to life life is for finding it.

Jonathan Lewis What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly; it is dearness only that gives everything its value.

Lillegard

Jlen Loucks ;if ye want ae friend that's true, I'm n your list.

Charlene Lincoln If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it.

Sue Lugenbeel We grow small trying to be great.

Todd Lisle Remember joys

faith;

Susan Lukens It is better to

Cathy List Peace, when ruling the heart and yet ruling the mind, opens in both avenues of joy.

Russell Livingston Men's hearts ought not to be set against one another and all against evil only.

Dennis Lord The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook.

David Litteral Tomorrow

come today.Stephen Lopez

Peggy Losh All thoughts of a rurtk are tu~ and of a rabbit, rabbits.

-:!?::en ~lachesky J:.:.s:.1--:s.tchme now.

-: " li"e. but by capacity 1_iswisdom

Renee MacLaughlan A beautiful woman never goes out of style.

Barth Maher He knows he's a man.

Denise Mariluch A bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives the rose.

Kenneth MacLeod To know yourself is to be.

Merry Mann Her laughter and her loveliness could clear a cloudy day.

Bryn Martin Truth is often eclipsed but never extingushed.

Kilbourne Lyon We are free to go where we wish and to be what we are.

Wendy Martin Happiness seems made to be shared.

Ann Mabie A poem should not mean but be.

Carol Mason Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without it.

It seems to me a crime that we should age, the e fragile times should ne\·er slip us by .

\"emon Mathews

A man who has strength is not only of large size, but of large character.

Bradley Miller Nothing shall warp me from the belief that every man is a lover of truth.

Louise McCabe Her beauty covers up tJ1emischief inside.

Melinda Miller For those who love, time is an eternity.

Susan McCallon The only way to win happiness is to give it.

Pamela McLeod Listening to her laugh makes you laugh.

Thomas Miller My betrayals are so fresh they still come with explanations.

Timothy McCandless Barbara ~fcDo:-:.a.:!. I have hardly ever known a mathema- Life was mea:H ::, • tician who was capable of reasoning.

Carol Meish She is a star in the face of the sky.

Leslie Mont Given time, you find she loves to love.

Sharif ~likhail Weaver of haJmon1~ C.'!T::::Je

Beverly "-·loshe Make friends with the ,111Ji}d u: will never find loneliness

Glenn Nakamura Nothing is more worth keeping than friendship.

Joseph Ognibene Life is an exciting business and most exciting when it is lived for others.

Anne Nelson You will always remember her beauty.

Jack Nicoles A grain of sand includes the universe.

Troy Ohman Instead of a gem, or even a flower, cast the gift of a lovely thought into the heart of a friend.

Gayle Newton What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity.

Brenda Nigg She looks for the people who care.

Michael Olivieri The sum total ~fall sums total is eternal.

Krista Newton born with the gift of laughter.

Linda Odegaard Lets bungle in the jungle; well thats aU right by me.

Tracey O Neill Precious and few are the moments we two can share.

Arturo Orellana

Leonard Partida

Here we come out of our nest to see the land upon the earth.

Pamela Pearson

You will never pass this way again, so drink the summer wine and reach for the stars while you have the time.

Kevin Oss Everybody is going through changes.

Sofija Pasic It is only the giving that makes you what you are.

Kevin Petersen Wondering aloud

Mary O Tool Soft stillness and the night become the touches of sweet harmony.

Melissa Paul Someone who always has the time to stop and talk.

Janet Phillips Why walk alone, you've gotta live for today.

Christina Overall Jeffrey Paden Youth is happy because it has ability I am a one man bi,C to see beauty, and anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old.

Todd Pavey For thou, I fear, hast given me cause to curse.

Linda Pearson All the flowers-of the to= :: in the seeds of tod.ay

Pr::,

H character.

song of my soul,

timk God only

to see to

Anne Pinney Lifes a long song!

Steven Prancevic Too late to save myself from falling, I took a chance and changed your way of life.

Thomas Quaney Laugh Happy.

Kimberly Phillips The most skillful flattery is to let a person talk on and be a listener.

Jason Phipps A man who can be very successful if he tries.

Susan Quinlan

Mark Ramstead The optimist is the kind of person Man is not muscle alone. who believes a housefly is looking for a way out.

Robert Pierce to be or not to be

Maria Radvanyi Stan ding and gently saying, "No, thank you, I'll be myself."

Timothy Randall I am and always will be.

James Richards I am I said.

Donald Riser

The great hope of society is the individual character.

Wendla Reuter I am here to love the world with all my heart.

Laura Richardson I have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter's silvered wings.

Karen Robbins I am woman.

Norma Reynoso Of swift mind and beauty.

Edward Ripley Those seeking a gentleman will search no further.

Mark Robertson I am my own man, for better or worse.

Charles Rosin Pie marches to the beat of a different drum.

Robin Robinson Superstar!

Gregg Rossi I am not one who believes in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look.

Mathew Rosen Strong but el.ki-...

Ellen Ros-tvold You are as n:m.1riJ that springs '.rom ~O- u -

--ienz.a.

to man.

Ruth Rubinstein Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.

Shery I Sand berg A cheerful heart makes its own blue sky.

Robert Sawyers A friend in deed

Cornelia Rumbold Her hair was a golden brown; she smiled, and I think she winked her eye.

Nicola Sandmann I want to laugh while the laughing is good, I want to cry if it makes it worthwhile because I may never pass this way again.

Barry Sayles Groov on!

Teresa Ryan Kindness, if you show it to others, will radiate from you like the warmth of the sun over the hill tops.

lain Scarr Right on old chap.

Melisa Salvato Mettiti sempre nel basso posto e il piu alto ti ricompensata.

Scott Schafer To be a friend is to believe in them.

Susan Schaller Those who listen are those who understand and seldom criticize.

Lee Ann Shank Always a friendly smile.

Marcy Schein Shine on silver girl.

Johanna Shapiro Purest of natural beauty.

Keith Schisler A leader in his own way.

Stephen Schmall Tis better to be knocked foggy by the ale than to succumb to our most morbid thoughts.

Michelle Seo ullar Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Howard Schlick I am and always will be.

Barbara Schmitz A friend is always something special.

Guadalupe Seelig You've got a friend.

Mary Schonin Of fair hair and bea .. :~

Elizabeth Se ·e Her soul is as fi~ ll :.:,e,

CHANGES HAPPEN EVERY DAY OF OUR LIVES. AMONG THEM ARE JOY AND SORROW, PEACE AND WAR. WHO'S TO KNOW WHAT CHANGES WILL TAKE PLACE IN YEARS TO FOLLOW?

S Short Brent Shyer

lady.

The strongest are most gentle.

Dan Slosberg It's the water and a lot more.

Robert Shather Man is as strong as his soul.

Stanley Silberberg Standing on the edge of time

Andrea Smith Friendship without self-interest is one of the rare and beautiful things of life.

Renee Shirey I'll go to class tomorrow.

Lori Simmons So much to say; so much to give.

Bobbie Smith Always with happiness she gives of herself.

Deborah Shock Beauty and vanity, two of women's best qualities.

Linda Singer Colour my world with love.

Jim Smith Give it to 'em good.

Vivian Smith

Big things come in small packages.

Frank Sowin

He is a man who has "found the handle" to his success of life.

MarkSpringer The magic of his soul will forever rune.

Rima Snyder Oh boy!!

Kim Spaulding The golden rays of her hair reflect the sunny smile on her face.

Dave Stalwick With the grace and speed of an athlete, he cruises through life.

Cyndi Soden

The beauty in a person is measured by the warmth of his smile and the sparkle in his eye.

Wendy Spital Art is to her as light is to the sun.

Lisa Stephens Her smile will shine for evermore.

Barbara Sorenson Truth within her soul.

Breck Stephenson I walk on earth with a smile on my face, and a song for my friends.

Gary M. Souza Those who brine sun lives of others c2D.Dot t from themseh·es.

Lawrence Stooie I am just a rac:ib -

John Tcrvccr Freak out in a moonagc day dream.

Greg Thompson A man with as good looks as his, has trou blcs.

Mike Teran A mugle saved is a mugle earned.

Dan Thomas His warm heart and good looks will always be enjoyed by everyone.

Kathy Thompson The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you the better you will hear what is sounding outside.

Rena Stratton Happy are those who dream dreams and

ready to pay the price to make

Lori Thompson Her smile sparkles and glints with hidden mischief.

Tobin Swick I am blue, you are yellow, together we make green, and green is my favorite color.

Lori Thornburg A person is constantly called upon to create his own future. Russel Taylor If you don't expect the unexpccti you will never find it.

Michael Toomay I can't change time: time has chm~ me.

Bob

S..im Trobee The shadow knows!

Michael Verret Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face.

Greg Waldron I know a little bit about a lot of things.

Debra Warren Give your hand to a friend, your heart to your love, and your life to happiness.

Phillip Vessa You must look into people as well as at them.

Casey Walker Happiness is not a destination. It is a method of life.

Karen Weber Able and active with brains and poise. She does a lot without much noise.

Peter Vignoli Not attached, always free. Just the man l want to be.

Hubert Wang Actions speak louder than words.

Kimberly Weckerle A song on her lips and mischief in her eyes.

Andrew Vogel There is nothing more difficult than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things.

Matt Weinberg Take life as it comes.

Matthew Walaszak A free spirit is better than none at all.

Chris Westman Only deeds give strength to live. moderation gives it chann.

Noel Wouters The warm th of her smile shines on forever.

Philip Wray The sunshine of tomorrow grows the men of today.

Derck Yost Jennifer Young Bright shine the rays of mans wisdom. A sound head, an honest heart, and a humble spirit are the three best guides through eternity.

Ranita Wood The peace of man is peace of mind.

J(jmberly Wright A smile a flash of love and friend~ ship.

Julie Young A kind heart and soul are woman's best traits.

Christoph Woodbury A smile and a song bring joy to mankind.

Mike Wubker The quality of a friend is measured by those around him.

Lauren Young The true harvest of my daily life is intW:giblc as the tints of morning or even mg.

Carolyn Woods A w9man 's beauty is only surpassed her smile.

Denise Yang She gives everyone her smile. but fe" her voice.

Roland Zee Time will show when, I dont kno\\·. sail away tomorrow sailin'

colour my world

someday

Susan Zenger Love is the peace of man.

lichel Brown linstrel of the dawn is come.

Thomas Poland A mans honesty is only as deep as his sincerity towards himself.

Cynthia Zidek We are as we do.

Sibylle Jakobi A smile comes through in any language.

William Pope The paths I chose are all my own.

Peggy Zimmerman Free to be you and me.

David Kauwe The faith of man lies in his heart.

Sheila Stary I will dance and laugh and be one with life.

Paul Beck If you live for today, the gossip goes on forever.

Suzanne Volkas The truth of her friendship is reflected in her smiling eyes.

James Bradbury He flies highest who soars with his own wings.

.

rts-Patty Giary

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Spgrts-Kent Stalwick

Spirit-Kathy Bailey

Personality-Dan Slosberg

quality of the imagination, a predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for

Robert F. Kennedy

SENIORS OF THE 1975 GRADUATING CLASS WILL THE TEACHERS

Engineering Physics wills Mr. Miller a date with Erma-she's a real card.

I, Clark, will Mr. Hill my supreme knowledge of economics.

The Senior Trig class wills Mr. Case a new monologue of stories to tell.

The Chemistry class wills Mr. Bookhout 36 new pairs of ear plugs.

I, Cheryl, will Mr. Mat a REAL LEATHER jacket.

A lifetime supply of Toyotas for Mr. Iida

The Biology classes will Mr. Walker a job at an all girls school.

Dr. Palmer-the original transcript of the Federalist Papers in triplicate.

To Mr. Slovik a Joseph Stalin T-shirt.

I, Viki, will John sucoriferous gland~ for his forehead.

The yearbook staff wills Mrs. Bobo a semester of restful nights.

Blithe wills Mrs. Herman all the French Pastries she can eat!

To Mr. Brown, new ways to torture his classes and for the word todos to be scratched from the Spanish language.

TEACHERS OF CLAREMONT HIGH SCHOOL WILL THE 1975GRADUATING CLASS

I, Mr. Cox, will my ability to listen to their 657,400 dingy requests.

I, Mr. Sargent, will my even temper.

I, Mr. Case, will a book of matches to set the world on fire.

I, Mr. Reitnour, will more success than you've had here and more fun than a barrel of monkeys.

I, Mr. Daley, will to you to be successful as previous graduates.

I, Mr. Slovik, will the class of '75 free passes for all

to the Cro-Magnon Bimillenial Hard Rock Concert.

I, Mr. Hill, will the class of '75 free passes to all missed Twentieth Century Man lectures.

I, Mrs. Flaherty, will to the seniors an easy victory in their volleyball games.

I, Mrs.Jackson, will to the senior class the ability to make noise in the library without getting caught and the knowledge that it is a nice place to meet friends and eat your lunch.

FALL SPORTS

T.D.

Quick trap left on 2

VARSITY FOOTBALL

Under the leadership of Coach Esper Keiser the Pack went through Hell Week and the flu to meet the old rivals of Bonita and Glendora. The only scoring during the preseason came against Glendora with two VanZee field goals.

The whole events of preseason brough the individuals of Claremont to the togetherness and team unity known as Pack Pride. Rising to the challenge of Upland and the rest of the teams, the Pack went on to win the first three season games. They then lost to Chino where the Pack played a hard and physical game. After losing the next two outings, the Pack found themselves tied for second place in S.A.L. At the end of the season Claremont drew from a hat and won the right to a C.I.F. berth and faced Santa Ana Valley to end the season.

Mike Toomay for the pass

Kent Stalwick lets one fly

Craig Hildebrand shot on goal

Dan Slosberg

Russ Tay1or with hand high

Team Unity

VARSITY WATER POLO

This year Claremont, under the direction of Coach Page Remillard, put together a great Water Polo qua with many outstanding individuals, despite the fac there were no returning lettermen. The 'Pack compil decisive victories over three of the other four lea e teams. Its only league loss came against pland, onl_a long and hard fought battle ending in overtime. At the end of the season, Claremont placed four e the All-S.A.L. First Team, while Upland only plac three. Claremont's water people were led by J unioSmith, Craig Hildebrand, Paul Beasom and Da,·e McCutcheon, and Seniors Hubie Wang, Dan lob and Russ Taylor. Juniors Stu Stoddard, Tom t. C and Dan Harrison, with Sophomores John Borland Marty Jackson provided this year's depth. With ei h returning lettermen next year, the 'Pack Polo squad I to be the class of the league and will be looking for a possible C.I.F.CHAMPIONSHIP.

FROSH-SOPH WATER POLO

The 1974 FroshSoph Polo squad was one of the most powerful teams that Clarmont High has ever had or seen. An overall record of 18-2 and a league record of 3-1 is undenieable evidence that Claremont High Will have an intimidaing program in the coming years. The team was led by Most Valuable Player Jim Gaylord, John Oliver, Charles Abbott, Jim Moore, Tim Pixley, Mike Martin and Jack Sowin, who are all Sophomores. Also on the team are Freshmen Dave Kubes, Greg Groves, Robert Colen, Jim Holcombe, Jeff Taylor, Eric Tilgass and Jim Wesson.

Intimidation

Goalie Dave Mc Gutcheon

The Sorrow of defeat

CROSS-COUNTR

Steve Harris Derek Mowell, Mark Hammond and John Halliday

.• Oh-fl2, not again.

Frosh-Soph CrossCountry: This year the Frosh-Soph harriers placed second in league. Dennis McCutheon, Dave Ardrey and Steve Harris usually fought for top honors, and Conrad Lillegard, Kevin Cavanaugh, Paul Kittleson and Brian Wemple provided the 'Pack's strong back-up strength. Dennis McCutcheon and Dave Ardrey often ran Varsity, exhibiting up-coming sophomore talent which the rest of the league will have to contend with during the next two years

Fighting for position

Gary Ardrey

Mi Ramstead

Doug Gillingham

VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY

This year's Cros-Country team was once again blessed with good depth and was probably the best team Claremont has had since the 1971 team, and in many ways better. Led By Captians Gary Ardrey and Mark Ramstead, the team posted a perfect 7-0 dual meet season, including a stunning 24-31 victory over Upland. This had been their first dual meet loss in six years, after attaining 42 straight wins. At this point, the 'Pact was rated 2nd in C.I.F., but may of their best runners fell sick, resulting in a disappointing 3rd in S.A.L. Finals and 9th in C.I.F. Other fine runners included early-season bloomer Clark Harris, late-season star Bakke Wood, Co-Captain Kib Lyon, Chris Kearney, Dave Harris, and John Halliday. This excellent group broke countless records, both on their own home course and on opposing team's courses.

Next year the 'Pack Harriers will be losing many of their top men, but Coach Martinez is confident that if his tean can stay healthy, they can live up to expectations next year and win C.I.F. outright.

JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY

With a strong showing all season culminating with the S.A.L. Finals at Mt. S.A.C. the J.V. harrier's wound up second in League to a strong Upland team. Depth was again a factor, as Rodney Click, Doug Gillingham, Derek Mowell, Craig Sauer, and Mike Leonard (Green Jeans) usually led the team. Earlier in the season John Halliday and Chris Kearney also helped the junior Varsity team.

Star Blake Wood

That last bit of pain.

Johny Halliday

FALL & WINTER SPORTS

BACK ROW ( L. to R.) B. Bryant, D. Kauwe, K. Journey, J. Whitton, K. Dack, E. Kindt, B. Baldwin, A. Papa, B. Kirkendall, D. Allen, ;\I. Weinburg, M. Toomay, M. Pompa, D. Devans, G. Thompson. MIDDLE ROW (L. to R.) C. Purdy, M. Woodley, T. Helton, P. Vignoli, G. Bach, T. Dodd, R. Coste, K. McLeod, S. Boe, S. Trobee, B. Yonder Rieth, S. Davis, T. Weatherton, S. Erickson, T. Farr. FRO TROW (L o J. VanZee, M, Davis, C. Granger, C. Davis, M. Robertson, Captains, K. Stalwick, D. Thomas, J. Bohlke, and R. Haer, R. Smith, B. Scarcia, 0. Britton, H. Schlik, B. Terry. COACHES, J. Flora, T. Pike, B. Stevenson, E. Keiser. TRAINER, M. Huk. NOT PICTURED, H. Austerman

BACK ROW (L. to R.) P. Littlejohn, K. Rullman, G. Williams, L. Mauby, M. Radlovic, D. Bell, T. Royal, T. Dooling, M. Layne, D. And _ 1 W. Mix, P. Cornell, G. Lamb, H. Lynn. MIDDLE ROW (L to R.) B. Yoshida, J. Amico, B. Miller, J. Todd, T. Mayland, B. Murphy, M. Di.x, P. Faley, C. Jiannos, M. Humphrey, B. Poling, J, Tullis, K. Fortson, M. Neermann. FRONT ROW ( L. to R.)-B. Finn, G. Durborow, \Stafford, J. Olveras, M. Peterson, M. McNeal, B. Johnson, S. Cardoni, J. VanZee, T. Johnson, G. Garrett

BACK ROW: (L. to R.) B. Chilton, R. Villanueva, T. Taylor, N. Anderson, C. Thompson,.F. Fly, G. Warhurst, W. Kovak, P. Miller, R. Dixo, B. Bohlke, S. Kegans, J. Mix, G. Hinkle, B. Roberts, Coach E. Heartell. MIDDLE ROW (L. to R.) Coach M. Apel, M. Estupinian, M. ba. B. Magnuson, K. Huss, R. Beebower, B. Pitts, A. Weinburg, B. Sullivan, B. Powers, B. Cones, J. Dearborn, P. Solis, C. Farr, T. Gunthardt, J. OL C. Ruecker, G. Robles. FRONT ROW, R. Toothacher, K. Shannon, R. Munger, M. Yang, J. Dunaway, J. Todd, D. Britton, P Piene, J. Rader B. Erickson, T. Humphry, M. Doran, 0. Black, P. Leonard, T. Schaffer, D. Solis, D. Yinst.

rEAM PICTURES

front Row; 1 tor) G. McCarthy, R. Colen, E. Tobias, J. Holcombe, T. Pixley, G. Groves, (Back Row) J. Gaylord, D.

·ubes, J. Sowin, C. Abbot, J. Moore, J. Oliver.

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(Front Row; I to() S. Robinso;~ K. Oss, J. V;n Zee, K. Berry. C.Roberts, C. Purdy, J. Hawes, M. Sbertole, C. Beck. (Back Row I tor) Coach Otto Reiger, G. Kaufmann, H. "Mac Cauley, G. DeCarmo, M. Kaufmann, S.·Winter, B. Scarcia, P. Carrq_ll,Caoch Wally V~sk)s

(Front Row; I tor) G. Betts, C. Keester, B. Pitts, M. McCallan, J. Olson, M. Alba, S. Smith. (Top Row; I tor) J. Helber, G. Schaller, T. Clark, B. Chilton, D. Anderson, J. Young, F. Flye, R. Beebower.

fr n Row; I tor) S. Quinones, D. Healey, S. Throop, C. Pawley. (Back Row, I tor) Coach E. Haertel, P. Martin, R. Shannon, B. Daniels, J. DesCombes.

BASKETBALL

VARSITY

Claremont High's basketball team experienced a different kind of season this year. The San Antonio League was one of the toughest in CIF., with two of its' teams rated in the top five; Garey ranked number one and Ganesha close behind.

Claremont started out its season capturing the Consolation Championship at the Upland-Montclair Tournament, second place in the Azusa Tournament, and fourth place in the Chino Tournament. Opening league play, Claremont was setback by two hard defeats. One was a disappointing I-point loss to Pomona followed by an overtime defeat to the Damien Spartans.

As Coach Smith says, it is hard to begin losing after a team gets off to a good and quick start, and both Ganesha & Garey started off with identical 6-0 records.The 'Pack was also plagued with the flu while trying to handle these teams back to back. Rebounding itself back into shape, Claremont found its form and went on the triumphantly hand the Upland Highlanders a sounding defeat by ten points.

One thing that has remained high throughout the season is the team morale and spirit, despite the inconsistency of !icing able to put each players 'hot nights' together more often. Some of the tine players on this years squad includes Mike Toomay, who was one of the league's leading scorers, including a 35-point performance against Chino. Greg Garey, who is a Senior guard played excellent defense all year and he was assisted at the guard positions with Seniors Dave Allen, Barry Sayles, Jeff Wiencek, and Tony Johnson. Playing at forward is Senior Kent Stalwick (who is a three year Varsity letterman) & Dave Abraham. Playing at forward, as well as center, is Junior Rob Fossom. Other Juniors to this years' squad are guards Chris Clark and Dave Brigante, and forward Tom McDonald. One bright spot for Claremont's future, is the presence of Freshman Derek Britton, who is the first Freshman to play Varsity ball at Claremont High.

Barry Sayles with a jlj)llper

Derek Britton at the line

Dave Allen from the perimeter.

The coach deliberates. Kent Stalwick

Rob "Awesome" Fossum

JUNIOR VARSITY

This year's Junior Varsity team has had a close season at the halfway mark. Their record is 4-3 in the league. All of their losses have been by a close margin and the cumulative points that they have lost by is only twelve. Coach Haertel's team figures to finish with a good record though, if the games they lost before are turned around by the home court advantage.

The team has gradually been improving behind the scoring punch of Frank Throop. Other J .V. stars include Juniors Bruce Daniels, Jeff Rodine, and Rusty Shannon. Filling out the squad are Juniors Steve Swetnam, Paul Martin, Jeff DesCombes, Jeff Cortese, Dan Healy, Tom Simpson and Tim Vislay. Sophomores on the squad are Sam Quinones, & Chris Pawley.

SOPHOMORES

Under the new coaching of Stuart Gornbein, the Sophomore basketball team has put together a winning overall record, with hope of possibly taking the league title, which doesn't seem to impossible. Coach Gornbein hasn't seen a team in the league yet which can't be beaten by the Sophomores when they have their game together.

This teams' greatest asset is their extreme strength on the 'boards'. They seem to have great rebounding power. They are led by captain Kevin Rullman, who plays forward, and center Kelly Gordien. There are really no high-scorers on the team although Kevin and Kelly, along with Charlie Granger get most of the points. The starting five is filled out by forward Kyle Fortson and guard Charlie Thompson. This squad also has a good sub in Brian Zell.

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Waiting for one more point.

Freshman

"The outlook wasn't pleasant for the Freshmen Five that day " So Coach Jack Helber has once again spoken. This years team has done fairly well, and has had to learn how to play more of the team game. Other than getting blown off the court only once, every game has been close. The widest spread of points was only eight. Of the someday future Varsity players, Jim Young seems to be one of the best. He can shoot, rebound, & can play every position on the court. Playing at guard is diminutive "Jeff Olson. On this years squad the 'purest shooter' is Gary Schaller. The steadiest player is Roger Bee Bower, who is always there when you need him. The center is Bryan Chilton and the one player who is always hustlin', is Mark McCallon. With a little more experience, this team will become a lot better.

Claremont controls the tip

VARSITY

San Antonio League Titles in soccer are becoming a habit for Claremont. The Pack has won the league the last three years and has gone all the way to the C.I.F. Finals the last two years. This year Claremont isn't about to stop at number 2. The team wants it all.

It seems to be very possible this year. Claremont is led by its "Big Three" -Gesner DoCarmo, Jim Van Zee, and Gregg Kaufmann. DoCarmo, who, as a Junior, set a C.I. F. scoring record by finding the nets 46 times last year. He is very close now to setting a career scoring record, and that is just some of the evidence of why he was an all C.I.F. selection. Another all C.I. F. selection of last year was Jim VanZee. Coming behind DoCarmo in last year's team scoring, Jim, as a Junior, figures to be off to another great season. He was named to the All-Tournament Team in the South Torrance Tourney. Along with Van Zee as a captain is Junior Gregg Kaufmann. Gregg was an All-League selection last year. Gregg is off to a fast start this year, with his scoring shots coming in handy.

Besides the "Big Three," Claremont looks to still be in good condition with returning lettermen Jerry Van Zee, Paul Carroll, Kevin Oss, Harvey Macaulay, and goalie Casey Roberts. Roberts was named the AllTournament goalie in the 32 team South Torrance Tournament.

Newcomers to this years Varsity include Mark Kaufmann, Bob Scarcia, Chuck Purdy, John Hawes, Ken Berry, Mark Sbertole, Steve Winter, and Freshman Scott Kegans. This kind of talent will be hard for other teams to handle on the road to the C.I.F. Finals.

Bob Scarcia

Coaches Wally Vaskis & Otto Reiger.

Jerry Van Zee

and pain is also a part of the game.

SOCCER

Dave Anderson

Jim VanZee

Action down the field.

JUNIOR VARSITY

The main thing the Junior Varsity has behind it is spirit. But there is talent there also. This team led by the scoring punch of Sophomore David Anderson, seems to have all its opponents put away by half-time. Again, like Claremont teams of the past, they have the ability to control the midfield and to score goals. The offense is well equipt with Curt Nelson, Robert Guttman, Dave Anderson, Mike Stanley, Tai Martin, and Tim Dickinson. The J .V.'s also boast a strong defensive line led by Mel Pompa, who came out of his goalie position of last year. Assisting Pompa is Mark Layne and Jim Todd.

Heading the goalie position for this year's J .V.'s are Sophomores Scott Kolves and Jack Sow in. The talented and spirited J .V.'s leave Coaches Rieger & Vaskis with little to worry about in the future.

FROSH-SO PH

Claremont is blessed this year with being able to have a third soccer team. The Frosh-Soph team has no regular schedule but manages to play arranged games. The team, coached by Jim Baugus and assisted by Jerry Morgan, looks impressive. They even beat the Azusa J.V.'s so far this year. The team is led by Mark Speer and Jerry Todd, with strong defensive work by Mark Estupinian & Brian Andrus. The goals are kept somewhat tight by goalies Mike Folden & Grant Warhurst. These players look to make another good Junior Varsity team next year.

Paul Carroll

]. V. Goalie Jack Sow in

VARSITY

Claremont High School Wrestling and the wrestling you see on Channel 13 are a little different. First of all, the style you see our high school athletes compete in isn't fake. Claremont just might have the real "Crusher" in either Jeff Whitton or Randy Coste. As a Sophomore, J elf won the San Antonio League Championship in the 198 pound weight class, and represented the 'Pack in C.I. F. competition. So far, with an undefeated record this year, Whitton figures to pin down his second league title in the Heavy Weight Division. The team is carried by Junior captains Whitton and Randy Coste. Coste finished second in league last year and also figures to win it this year, going on to C.1.F. afterwards for his second year in a row. Randy came in third for two tournaments and finished second in the State A.A. U. Greco-Roman Championship. Also expected to win league is Junior Duane Dimos.

This year's team is generally a young team, consisting of only four Seniors which includes Captain Sam Cole. His is probably expected to place in the league finals along with David Kauwe, Geoff Doane, and Jim Adams.

The Wolfpack wrestlers are always consistantly strong in the middle weight classes. There is strong competition in the I 06 weight class between Adams and Tom Brand and both look very important for next year's team along with Danny Black in the 98 pound class.

Varsity wrestlers that will be pivotal men for matches, meaning that if they do well, the team will do well are Mike Davis, Leon Fragolle, Steve Toothacher, Lindsey Brewer, and Kelly Dack.

Coach Jim Broncattclo's team figures to do well in league despite Upland, who is the top rated team in the Valley. Claremont could be very surprising this year.

Randy Coste

Bill Tubb

Geoff Doane

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Claremont wrestlers during a match.

Varsity wrestler Kelly Dack.

SWIMMING

Carrie Banwell, John Oliver, Upland, and Dave Tipping.

Varsity diver Tracy O'Neill

Coarh McCarthy

Robbie Colen

Russ Taylor

Stu Stoddard

i: year swim team finished third in the San Antonio League although ·ere aiming for higher. Next year leaves bright hopes for a title season. - - ed by :\IcCarthy, the team was led by Sophomore Jim Moore in the : _:le, who is rated very high in America for his age group.Jim is also _ -e o win C.I.F. in distance freestyle competition. Other stars for - ont include Russ Taylor in 50 yd. freestyle, and Dan Slosberg in the 1 _ - ~h·. The under- classmen were well represented with standouts such as -: ·Paul Beasom in the backstroke, Craig Hildebrand in the - ....: : roke, Steve Smith in freestyle, and Marty Jackson, Mike Martin, and Ii\·er.

e di\·ers for the 'Pack' had a significant role in the victories that --emont had. Senior Tracy O'Neill and Freshman Robbie Colen were our • r:. They placed 7th and 6th, respectively, in league competition. ~oo - for a good season next year from this team.

Dan Slasberg

Craig Hildebrand

Mary O'Toole

Ken MacLeod

Marc Robertson

This season, for the baseball team, looks like a rebuilding year. The 'Pack', which figures to finish in the middle of the league, started off the season struggling. The team, led by the hitting of senior Greg Thompson and the pitching of senior John Huddleston and junior Mel Pompa (who pitched a no-hitter in the Elk's Tournament) should improve as the season goes on.

The infield looks to be set except for second base where Carl Cervantes and Rob Hearr share the position. Rounding out the infield, Calremont has Marc Robertson at first, Dave Allen at third, Rich Tullis at short and Ken MacLeod behind the plate.

The 'Claremont 9' has an outfield led by Thompson in left field and Dan Thomas in center field. Right field is up for grabs between junior Dan Healy and sophomore Paul Sokolowski.

Carl Cervantes

The 'J aves' are getting the raves this year for their outstanding play. Compiling a 4-0 record thus far they have become the team to beat for the rest of the season. During the Elk's Tournament they reached the Finals and really should have won this one also. They have a lot of power with the bat as can be seen by their .302 batting average for the team. Pitcher Brad Kirkendall pitched a no-hitter recently facing only 22 batters.

Coached by Jack Helber, this team is the one to watch in the future.

Dan Thomas watching, waiting from the sidelines.

Dave Allen

Brian Fitzjerrells

BASEBALL

Coach Lambert

The dugout

Safe at second base

TRACK

This year's track team is again looking forward to a profitable year if they can keep the whole team together at all the meets. Sprinting is Wolfpack's only weakness; however, the coaches are looking forward to big improvements. Leading the team are coaches Hal Lynn, Rick Whittam, and Rich Martinez and tri-captains Mark Ramstead, Toby Swick, and Gary Ardrey.

The sprinters are headed by Freshman Derek Britton, Tom Miller, an improving Chuck Purdy, and an occasional Mark Ramstead. The 440 boasts Mark Hammond, Mark Ramstead, and Mike Woodley and looks strong. Ramstead also leads the team in the 880 with John Halliday running a close second. The mile is looking tough, as is the two-mile, with Gary Ardrey, Clark Harris, and Blake Wood leading the team. Upland's prestigious distancemen were defeated in both events, proving the strength of the distances.

The hurdlers have been running well, but improvement is needed to face the league's best hurdlers. The injured Toby Swick, who can run sprints, hurdles, and long jump, has been off form because of earlier injuries, but if he can recover, it will really help the team. Sophomore Doug Maxwell and Alex DeVilbiss lead the hurdle corps.

The field events are against the Pack's high point. Sam Trobee, Steve Boe, and Jon Boehlke lead the shot putters, with Lyman Chinn, and Dave Abraham showing big improvements. Sophomore superstar Kelly Gordien heads the high jump, with Steve Boe and Steve Forman jumping second and third. Jim Zeffery is helping the team in long jump, with many others, including frosh-sopher Jeff Faley, looking potentially strong. Barry Sayles and Dee Dillon are the top pole vaulters.

The 440 relay team is potentially good if they can hold on to the baton, and our mile relay looks to be able to compete with the best of them.

Alex DeVilbiss, Toby Swick and Jeff Paden.

Jon Boehlke

John Terveer and Jeff Wiencek

Clark Harr is

Peter Vignoli

The 100-yeard dash

Pole-vaulter Dee Dillon

Ron Reed

Chri~ Keester

Long jumper Dave Devens

Kelvin Lee and Brian Chilton

Pat McCutcheon, Michael Leonard, and Doug Gillingham.

John Mix and Bill Murphy

Captain Tim McCandless

Steve Norin and Kenny Lindberg.

Henry Welsh

Derek Mowell

Mark Christian

TENNIS

With only one returning letterman, one senior, and a crop of newly promoted J. V.'s, Claremont expected 197 5 to be a rebuilding year. But pre-season matches have shown that the 'Pack' is stronger than it was expected to be, although this season still remains to be a year for building. Playing well against Glendora and Charter Oak and posting convincing wins over Upland, Montclair, Chino and Garey (scores against Garey & Chino were 26-2, & 27-1), has left Claremont in first place.

Some of the varsity players this year, coached by Jerry Morgan, include singles players, Henry Welsh, Senior Captain Tim McCandless, Greg Kaufman, Tom Ford, John Dennison, and Russ Edmonds. Doubles teams are Captain Jeff Arce with Mark Christian, and John Erickson with Tai Martin, who could very well be the two strongest teams in the league. Bill Delaney and Derek Mowell also played doubles, helping out the team in the earlier part of the season.

A new crop of freshmen, as well as all interested girls, and a few sophomores, invaded the tennis ranks this year to provide for excellent depth for future teams while competing for varsity and junior varsity spots this season.

Tom Ford

Captain Jeff Arce

Kathy Brant and Bob Abbott

Back row L to R: A. Kopple, C. Rosin, F. Sow in, S. Ashton, G. Cordry; Front row L to R: K. Holtzman, S. Sullivan, J. Mack.

Jack Sowin

Chuck Rosin

GOLF

Perenially strong Claremont has put together another fine team for this year. Posting an undefeated record thus far seems to indicate how capable the 'Pack' is of capturing another S.A.L. title. The team is headed by Coach Ron Skaggs and his assistant Bud Spears. Seniors Chuck Rosin, Andy Kopple, and Frank Sow in lead the team along with Juniors Steve Ashton, and Scott Sullivan. Sophomore John Mack also helps add to the Varsity squad this year.

Coach Bud Spear and Head Coach Ron Skaggs.

Back row (I to r)-B. Bowles, B. Sullivan, S. Barr, G. Zell, K. Robertson,-front row (I to r)-P. Hager, J. Hinton, R. Woodberry

Andy Kopple

SPRING SPORTS

Back row (1 to r)-S. Kegans, M. McCallon, K. Brown, K. Hearr, M. Estupinian, 8. Pitts, R. Hill, F. Flye, J. Young, S. Walker, J. Flora,-front row (I to r)-1. Dearborn, S. Dunaway, E. Contreras, D. Bosson, M. Hammond, J. todd, R. Taylor.

Back row (I to r)-J. Helber, T. Royal, D. Bell, L. Peacock, T. Dooling, 8. Zell, 8. Kirkendall, 8. Bosson,-front row (I to rJ-:\1. Peterson, S. Cardoni, J. Tullis, C. Granger, C. Nelson, C. Thompson, D. Cervantes, T. Humphrey

Back row (1to r)-M. Pompa, G. Thompson, S. Weingartner, 8. Fitzjerrels, T. Helton, S. Davis, D. Thomas, T. Dooling, :\I. Davis, D. Allen,-front row (I r)-K. McLeod, M. Robertson, P. Sokolowski, R. Tullis, D. Healy, R. Hearr, C. Cervantes, J. Huddleston. S. Lamh~rt

rEAM PICTURES

ley, D., . , . . , . onard, D. Devens, D. Maxwell, A. DeVilbiss, J. Terveer, T. Miller, S. Trobee, S. Boe, J. Boehlke, C. Kearney, M. Hammond, B. Bryant, K. Gordien, P. Vignoli, R. Whitham.

VARSITY & J.V. TRACK

Front Row L to R~H. Lynn, P. Kittleson, D. McCutcheon, E. Rankin, B. Wemple, S. Harris, K. Cavanaugh, J. Verheyden, K. Harmon, J. Olson, P. Leonard, P. McCutcheon, M. McNeal, J. Mix.-Middle Row-R. Martinez, C. Keester, B. Blane, C. Carrol, ].Johnson, C. Lillegard, S. Elias, C. Ruecker, R. Reed, S. Spurlock, P. Hughes, G. Warhurst, C. King,-Back Row-R. Whitham, K. Lee, K. Lee, B. Chilton, D. Britton, S. Smith, L. Davis, C. Thompson, B. Boehlke, T. Randal, T. Stewart, D. Freudenberger, T. Wicky, P. Faley,

Front Row L to R: Cindy Banwell, Carrie Banwell, C. Evens, P. Graham, Coach Lawrence. 2nd Row: D. McCutcheon, A. Wolfe, M. O'Toole.

Front Row L to R: J. Gaylord, S. McBride, D. Tipping, T. Pixley, S. Yaziji. 2nd Row: R. Colen, G. Groves, J. Taylor, D. Kubes, E. Tilgas.

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Front Row L to R-K. Lindberg, S. Norin,]. Arce, K. Brandt, M. Christian. 2nd Row L to R-T. ·McCandless, B. Abbott, P. Santoro, T. Ford. Back Row L to R.-R. Edmonds, D. Mowell, J. Dennison, B. Delaney, J. Erickson.

Front Row L to R-G. Betts, R. Shimizu, A. Santoro, M. Leos, P. Papa, M. Sturgis, 2nd Row L to R-K. Kirch, B. Mastin, D. Bear, P. Shimizu. Back Row L to R-C. Clark, R. Beebower, J. Ognibene, T. Clark, J. DesCombes.

The Girls' Tennis Team completed the season with a 5-l record losing only to Upland and capturing second place in the San Antonio League. Cathy Claussen, Connie Elwell, and Terri Ryan received the Outstanding Player award. Strong performances were shown by all members of the Varsity Team.

Cathy Claussen was the number one singles player in the San Antonio League. She went on to represent our League in C.I.F. After winning the sectionals, she advanced to the quarterfinals where she was defeated.

Members of the Varsity Team were: Colleen Christian, Sue Zenger, Carol Culbertson, Valerie McDaniel, Carin Christian, Peggy Comstock, Jessica Wodinsky, Anita Natale, Sandy Nigg, Chris Byers, Carol Brown, Candace Ward, Cathy Claussen, Connie Elwell, Terri Ryan and Team Manager, Janet Cramer.

The J.V. team members are: Jill Thomas, Carol Swan, Kim Creighton, Monica Borrelli, Teresa Ries, Joanne Pedroni, Kate Bernstein, Tori Amick, and Sibylle J akobi. Both teams were coached by Mrs. Madra Flaherty.

Cathy Claussen

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Basketball

·• Claremont High School Girls

.Basketball team is looking 'forward to a very successful ·year, with a 3-0 record now in 'league competition.

Claremont also holds two preseason victories over Bonita and San Dimas.

Patty Geary is Claremont's leading scorer but the whole team has contributed in helping to win the victories.

Other members of the team are Carol Culberton, Jessica Wodinsky, Kelly Robertson, Cathy Claussen, Christina Byers, Laurie Gatten, Lana Pye, Lynne Myers and Sue Zenger.

The Wolfpack coach is Mrs. Madra Flaherty.

Varsity

Varsity

The Wolfpack had a very successful season with girl's hockey, scoring a 7 to 3 record in league, and taking second place.

The pack went on to first round CIF but were defeated by Sonora. Patty Geary and Laurie Gatten were chosen as first and second in outstanding performances. Mary Allen was chosen outstanding JV player. Claremont's Varsity T earn included: Kate Bernstein, Abby Clark, Cathy Claussen, Peggy Comstock, Janet Cramer, Laurie Gatten, Patty Geary, Merry Mann, Lynne Myers, Anita Natale, Lana Pye, and Sue Zenger.

JV included: Mary Allen, Courtney Baker, Monica Borrelli, Lalea Brown, Jane Cross, Debbie Dorst, Kathy Englebrite, Billie J akobi, Debora Mullin, Robin Rueker, Jessica Wodinsky, and Cindy Zidek.

The teams were coached by fantastic people! Mrs. Wright, assisted Mrs. Manley.

Members

TR A C K

include: Gaye Abraham, Robin Allen, Tori Amick, Carolle Bell, Monica Borrelli, Martha Brownlee, Patti Chapin, Kathy Collom, Cathy Craft, Lynn Dallas, Terri Feingold, Julie Finnegan, Viki Gomez, Barb Hall, Karen Hodges, Nicki Housen, Veronica Jeffers, Staci Johnson, Debbie Jordan, Karen Kirch, Sandy Kuryla, Moni Law, Christie Law, Debbi Lloyd, Allison Mowell, Shawn Mowell, Teri Murphy, Molly Painter, J oAnn Pedronni, Shannon Piette, Jane Pinney, Kelly Robertson, Kathy Ryan, Teri Ryan, Kim Stanley, Jenny Stary, Helen Weatherell, Ellen Weissbuch, Jill Williamson, and Maureen Young.

This year Claremont's gymnastics move into a new league, the Hacienda League, because the S.A.L. does not have a gymnastics competion.

Girls Gymnastic events in the CIF include vaulting, the uneven parallel bars, the balance beam, and floor exercise. Six girls are entered in each event at each match. An all around award is also given.

Two freshmen, Jill Magee and Pam Kinsey, are Claremont's all around performers. Also competing are Nancy Schick, Vivian Smith, Becky Beecher, Colleen Christian, Judy Underhill, Debbie Cashon, Cindy Brown, Pam Gross, Judy Steele, and Chris Borrelli, Mrs. Mary Manly is their devoted coach.

G y M N A s T I C s

a: <C 0

Above: Robert Stafford, Beverly Shacklett, Arthur Steffen, Mary Ellen Kilsby, William Anderson

Hughes

Below: Chester Cox, Harold Sargent, Yvonne Waldbott, George Lough

ADMINISTRATORS

STAFF

Diane Stowell, Asst. Principal

Jeffrey Daley, Dean of Activities

Ronald Meyer, Asst. Principal

Jane DeDeverone Dean of Students

Charles Freitas, Dean of Adult Education

Ms. Bailey; ASB Secretary

Ms. Ulberg; Registrar

Right: Dr. James Martin Assistant Principal

Below:

Bottom:

Left: Library Staff, Ms. Smith, Ms. Jackson, Ms. Rudiger, Mr. Rose

Resource Centers, Ms. Overholt, Ms. Greenbeck, Ms. Shupe, Ms. Palmer, \Is. Ca,

Secretaries, (The people who run the place!) Top Row: Ms. Mattes,\!-. Pl - L J

Ms. Gafney, Ms. Kieft, Ms. Cox. Bottom Row: Ms. Comer, Ms. Peterson, Ms. Cummin , l Steevens, Ms. Williams, Ms. Newman -

Taft Abras Opportunity Class

Brian Anderson Ocean Management

Rosemary Adam English

James Anderson Business

Fred Akman Interdisciplinary

Merlin Apel Boy's P.E.

Robert Baldwin Psychology

Linda Allen Fine Arts

Albertine Arao Math

Bloys - ~emaking

~-nes Bookhout --;ence

Ruth Bobo English

Julie Bourne English

Jim Broncatello Social Science Remedial P.E.

Donald Bourque Science

Donald Brinegar Vocal Music

Caroline Brown Interdisciplinary Dance

Harold Cole Industrial Arts

Genevie Brown Business

Roger Bugby Math

Anne Damico Opportunity Class

Gerald Brown Foreign Language

Ernest Case Math

Conchita Day Foreign Language

Robert Deacon O.H.

Baldwin Eckel Science

Pat Fiddes Ceramics

Sandra Eagleton English

Richard Ede English

Madra Flaherty Girl's P.E.

John Ellena Interdisciplinary

Jack Farley English

Joseph Forcinelli English

Barbara Fox Career Center

Don Fruechte Theatre Arts •.

Joanna Gray Interdisciplinary

Edwin Haertel Boy's P.E.

Stuart Gornbein 9th Grade Seminar

Laura Gray Education Specialist

Kathleen Hanawalt English

Penny Herman Foreign Language

James Howard Business

James Hill Social Science

Gary Iida Instrumental Music

Barbara Hinkle Business

Jack Helber Boy's P.E.

Esper Keiser Boy's P.E.

Joe Labarrere Social Science

Kathy Knapp English

Drue Lawlor Homemaking

John Lillie Science

Stephen Lambert Math

Delaine Lengefeld English

Geraldine Lininger Business

Ed Little English

Richard Martinez Fine Arts

Barbara Mabee Foreign Language

Margis Matulionis English

Mary Manley Girl's P.E.

Robert McGill English

Robert McMurry Public Speaking

Glenn Miller Industrial Arcs

Kent Miller Science

Oran Palmer Social Science

Sue Peterson English

Thomas Minnock Law

Richard Pawly Interdisciplinary

Michelle Nounnan O.H.

Marilyn Penn Math/English

Mendal Overholt Social Science

Ingrid Petersen Fine Arts

Mary Garrett retired following twelve year: o • outstanding service to C schools. Mrs. Garrett wo Dr. Edward M uehlhau: . D~. Brinegar, and Dr. Richar • Kirkendall. She endeared e~ ; • all Claremont school employees -·-her warmth and personal a e~ •She is presently decoratin he:-Towne House in San Cleme • -~ enjoying plant·care and coo mg classes.

;nothy Pike :h Grade Seminar

Josie Rodriguz foreign Language

Mary Garrett Personnel Assistant

Diana Rasmussen English

Stephanie Salamon Foreign Language

Arthur Reitnouer Math

Victoria Sartwell Math

Otto Rieger Foreign Language

George Schroedter Math

Dorothy Shamah Interdisciplinary

Jack Smith Boy's P.E.

Robert Shamah Social Science

Earl Strang Drivers Education

Anne Waggoner English

John Sigler Science

James Trautner Science

Hope Waingrow Journalism

Michael Slavik Social Science

Bill Vaskis Social Science

W. A. Hickey

Robert Walker Science

Leslie Wessman English

Sharon Walker Business

Shirley Wright Girl's P.E.

Billie Walleen Homemaking

Robert Yoshida 9th Grade Seminar

Richard Walleen Industrial Arts

Gus Kitterle School Resour e Of--e-~

Sec/Treas.-Kathy Navarro

Pres.-Trisha Young Vice Pres.-Mark Christian

SOCIAL Chairmen-Sue McClellan, Chris Ferling Judy Steele, Betsy McNaughton

Val Brown

Sandy Brumer

Anne Burgeson

Christina Byers

Arthur Cain

Gina Cairns

Kim Campbell

Debi Cardiel

Harry Carpenter

Michael Carr

Cindy Carroll

Steve Caruso

Linda Casson

Sandii Castleberry

Darlene Castro

Roger Cavitt

Carl Cervantes

David Cervantes Patty Chapin

Courtney Chapman

Lori Chittick

Mark Christian Dana Christiansen

Christoph Oark

Reggie Cobb

Bronze Baby Betty

v Cochran

[b enCochran; Y Coffma

Rob Cohn

Cathv Comer

Sar:!hCole

Shannon Coleman I Collins

Peggy Comstock

Cindy Connor

Julie Contreras

Carol Cordasco

Jeff Cortese

Rand,, Coste

Joonne Coulombe

Janet Cramer

-~lly Dack

Hruc-c I}.,n ids Philip lhlnn

Paul Davenpnrt

- L"'iin

Esco,·edo

fu.:lsen

.'ellner • ·ennedy Kennedy

Ji::1 .lomoe John ~!oore Arthur ~loreno

Derek Mowell

Gnd,• ~!uhr

Rhoi'ida Munger

Lori ~!urphy

~!urphy Gndy ~!yers Denis 1 ageotte K3thy ~avarro Roland Nesbit

C·ystaJ O'Kelly

Jclie Oleson

Rich Ornelas " thy Orozco

L n O,·erholt

CherieOverman

lhony Papa

Paredez

Liz Parrolt

Parry

ochambeau

Rodin

Rogers

T=-v Romeo ,; Rosenberg

··SbertoleSawyers

Top Left: President, Cheryl Kronenfeld, Vice-President, Sue

Left: Soc. Ch., Lisa Daniel, Sec.-Treas., Laura Woy

Bottom Left: Soc. Ch., Lisa Ramstead, Tracy Frazee,

McKinley

Sabrina Harrell

11 Don't you feel a change coming from another side of time,"

:',fan·. Robert. \rnian

Joni Baum

-Melissa Beck

Dick Bell

Graham Bell

-rum Benjamin

Sherry Benzon

Steve Beuligmann

Martin Betz

Dean Beveridge

Janetta Blackwell

Marquetta Blackwell

•Lauren Blatz

Connie Boor

John Borland

Chris Borrelli

Bryan Bowles

Alixe Branch

Kathy Brant

-Edward Bratt

Gwen Bray

Danny Brehaut

Susan Breitt

Clark Brown

Jeff Brown

--'iharon Brown

Martha Brownlee

-Liz Bryant

Patty Buentgen

--Martha Burgeson

-Diane Busik

Kenneth Butler

Debbie Buxton

Carol Byers

Todd Caddy

Sarah Cadman

--'ferry Caffey

Leanne Campbell

Josie Campos

••ereaking down the walls of silence, lifting shadows from your mind."

.=Fo y Fo;-cson

Da. Che Dia.G Deni Pam Kare

k Humphrey -. - k Huns~der

Gordon Hunter -usa Irwin

bie Jensen

-e, Jensen

John

Johnson

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- Danny Martin ·e. !artin

A2.nhie en

"Now I've been happy lately, thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be something good has begun."

Ralston

-Lisa Ramstead Ron Reed arde Reed

uso on and on I go - seconds tick the time out there's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out."

Cat Stevens

Jami Vo Julie W •Pat Walk~ BobW c ancy W

ancy W ge

Carl Webe:r

Nancy Wee

-Henry Welsh

• Wemple

Don Wesser

--<:aroline Westheimer

n Wichman

--tony Wickey - \\'iencek

--!>iane Wilcoxson _,

Organic Gardening Class Brings Life to the Campus

11 lnterdisciplinary activities intermingle with school life"

The Rubaiy1 at of Omar Khayy 1 am

11 Ah, Fill the Cup:what boots it to repeat, How Time is slipping underneath our feet. Unborn Tomorrow and dead yesterday, Why fret about them if Today be sweet?"

Dan Woodward Laura Woy

Vernetta Wright David Yale

Karl Yergensen

Chris Young -

Liz Zavala

Brian Zell -

Kurt Zimmerman

Chris Zivelonghi

Freshman Class Officers

2.

3.

4.

5. Social ChairmenAllison

Tori Amick

Liz Gitner

Laura Holzinger

Vice Pres. - Cindy Attyah

Pres. - Carol Culbertson

Sec./Treas. - Laura Navarro

Mowell

Brian Bo Sonn_·~-

Laura Bra· Derek Brii-

-Busan Briner

Curtis Bronner

-Kevin Brown --laleaBrown

Carol Brumer

Kathy Brumer ~:largo Brundage

John Brustad

Fred Bryla

Karen Bull

Phil Caddy

Alison Cain

Elizabeth Calvin Luzanne Calvo

Karen Camarella

John Campbell

Shirley Cannon , ancy Carano

Doug Carr

Krista Carson

Dennis Casey

Bryan Chilton

Oiristian Cisneros

Galen Clabaugh

Don Qark

Tim Qark

Harriette Cobbs

Kimball Coburn

Jeff Cochran

Crail! Cofer

Tern Cohn

Peggy Coiner

Rob Colen

Bart Cones

Elias Contreras --KimQ-eighton

Andrew Crellin

Jane Q-oss

Carol Culbertson

Debbie Dacus

Lynn Dallas

Kathy Daniel -Lori Daniel

Strange fascination, fascinating me Changes are taking the pace I'm going thru Time may change me, but I can't trace time.

David Bowie

~=Jamieson

E 2:.:l Jaqua - "' nica Jeffers

Cda Johnson

Kz:en Johnson --00 Jollymour Jqnes cith Jones

C:rris Keester -. nKegans ele Kepler Kern

- Ki'bler = Kinsey -c::cies Kiraly --= Kirch

• Knight

• Kohn ·Kosan , Kovach : Kubes effner X:urtz

• __:Leonard

e Leos

- lindberg I..isama -:-Bren lisle

• linle -s.=Llttle

Allison Mowell

Aileen Moynihan

Roger Munger

Teri Murphy

Mary Naef

Anita Natale

Laura Navarro

Bonnie Neal

Maria Negrey

Llnda Nelson

Eric Neuhaus

Joe Newell

Lynne Newton

Seth Nordby

Steve Norin

Scott Norris

Diane Nyman

Diane O'Brien

Laurie Ogden

Julie Ohman

Jeff Olsen

Phil Olson

Vicky Olson

Jim Omlid

Shelley O'Neill

Michael Orland

Tami Osmer

Patti O'Toole

- Kristy Overturf

Pam Papa

-Margaret Patterson

Shelley PennerJim Pennington

Robin Pennywitt

Chris Peterson

Lisa Phillips

Nancy Phillips -

Pat Piette

Sabrina Pilz _.

Cynthia Piper

Bill Pitts

Steve Planavsky

Joe Prewitt

Jim Proffitt

Karen Purdy

Anna Ramos

Belinda Ramos

Sharon RampershadEric Rankin

Nicole Ratliff

Beth Reisinger

Bob Reynolds

Misty Richardson

David Ricks

Debbie Ridgway

Tressa Ries

Brian Roberts

LeAnne Roberts

Tracy Roberts

Ken Robertson

Stephanie Robeson

Gary Robles

Lynne Roche

Rex Rockwell _.

Paul Rohrer

Rebecca Rose

Roxanne Rota

Eric Rothman

Laura Rowe

Marc Rubinstein

Craig Ruecker

Collette Samarzea.,.

Melissa Scarcia

Michele Scarlata

Jeff Schaefer Freshmen-233

Tun Schafer

Gary Schaller

Grace Schoene

Brett Schroeder -.Marcia Schurman -Paul Seble

Melody Semendinger

Alysa Serdengecti

Mike Sevilla.

Kelly Shannon

Mark Shellenbarger

Randy Shellenbarger

Richard Shimizu

Faye Sieber

Sharon Siegel

Byron Simpson

Randy Slominski

Kathy Smiley

Deborah Smith -Dennis Smith

Donna Smith -Lance Smith

-Megan Smith

Stewart Smith

Vanessa Smith

Connie Sokolowski

Donald Solis

Paul Solis - David Spiegel

-Mark Spiegel

Jeff .Stephens

Linda Stewart

Tim Stewart

Kris Strain

Suzy Strickland

Sue Stuart

Ronda Stuber -Mark Sturgis -Kay Swann

Mel Swanberg

Kent Swanson

Whitney Swick

Connie Tapaya \

David Tate

Wes Tavizon

Jeff Taylor

Julie Taylor

Randy Taylor

Tracy Tennant

David Thomas

Craig Thompson

Jackie Thornburg

Erik Tilgass

Jerry ToddAdele TolerRoger Toothaker -

Mary Torres -

Bill Tubbs -

Lynn Turner

Judy Tylke

Debbie Ulloa

Luis Valdez

John Verboys

Chuck Verrill

Helen Vignoli -

Eric Vilchis

Bob Villanueva

Scott Walker

Shawn Walker

Kerri Walter Grant Warhurst.,..,..

Jon Watson

Brenda Webb

Leslie Weckerly

Pam WeidnerAndy Weinberg-

Ellen Weissbuch -

Chris Weldon -

Christy Wessel

Jim Wessen

Lisa White

Lynda White

Robin White

Kathy Whitham

Glenn Wichman

Brenda Williams

Doug Williams

Jil Williamson

Laura Wilson

Regina Wilson ~fossica Wodinsky

Kate Wood

Kathy Wood

Ray Woodbury -Don Woodward

Terry Worley

Nancy Wouters

Llnda Yale

-Mike Yang

Sam Yaziji -Dave Yingst

_Lori Yost

Jared Young -nm Young

-Maureen Young

Margie Zanowic _..Greg Zell

Bob Watts

Al Quintanar

Not everything that is faced can be changed; But nothing can be changed until it is faced.

James Baldwin

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3. E. 225 I.

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Banta/Brigitte A. 209

Banta, Joanne L.

Banta, Theodore C. Banwell, Carrie 209,145,162 Banwell, Cynth.ia F. 74,162 ,Barber,Anthony R. 74 Barber, Rebecca A. 209

Bliflin, Michael Ii. Barn4ollar, Sarah R,,225 ··}lames,Harold 191" •

Barnes, Henry B. 209

Barr, ~teven R. 209

Ilarlt, Brenda 225

Bamigato, Cellina 225

Barrera, Rochelle 74

Barry, Debra M. 225

Barry, J3ill A.

Barsh, Andrea L. 191

Bartz, Lauren L. 74

Baskett, Paul W, 209

Bassett, Annette M. 74

l3attAA1Ja,Rebecca A. 191

Bauer, Barbara A. 209

Bau~,tJoan M. 74

llaugu$',Judith s. 192

Baum,Joni K. 210,161

Bazll\a, Kathleen J. 74

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lleasom, PaulE. 192,204,130,162

Beaumont. \V'illiamG. L28,163

lleck, Cynthia L. 74 •

Beck, Melissa M. 210

Bec!c,l'aul 107 13ecki1er,Douglas G.

Beebower, Deana M. 192 ,Beebower,Roger 225

Beecher, Michael H.

'Beecher, Rebecca L. 74,169,34

Beil'lM,Mark-A. 225

Bel~t, Joanne M. 225

.Belanger,Paul 192 :Bell,Carolee 225,168

Bell_,Gi;aharn 210

.Bell,Katherine H. 74

Bell, Kathy 74

.Bell,Richard S. 210,160,128

Bellman, Jonathan D. 74

Bello, Christina Beltran, Paula R. 192

Benjamin. Ann M. 210

.Benm;tt, Elliot 192,16.l J3enMft, Miles 74

.Benaon,David L. 225

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Bialla\l,Lisa A. 225

Biewener, Craig R. 225

Binns, Robert B. 75

Birks, Barbara J.

Birkt.iPavid H. 192

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Blackwell, Jarretta 210

Blac(¢,well,Marquetta 210

Blalne, Bradford 225,161

Blakeslee, Diane F. 225

Blair,iebecca L. 225

Blakeslee, Sharon 75

Blatz, Lauren M. 210

Bllncow, Denise 75

BUncow, Diane Blumenfeld, Connie R. 192

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Bonin[ Steven 225,163

Bouk:,Teresa M. 7 5 Boor,ConnieE. 210

Borlartd, John 210,129

Borrelli, Monica A. 75,167,168.34

.Bonelli, Christina 210,169

Bosson, Brent D. 192,160

Bosson, David D. 225,160,128

Bosson, Marilyn 75,27

Bough,-Tammy 225

Bovee, Art W.

Bov;ltt, David D. 1~2,7 5

Bowles, Bryan 210,159

Bowl(ls,Dewev L.

Bowles, Steve 192

Boyle, Brian D. 225

Bradbury, James L. 107

Branch, Alil<eC. 210

Brand, Gerald G.

Brand. Thomas E.

Brandt, Karl!. 192

Brant, Kathleen L. 211,210,157,163

Braswell, Cheryl L. 76

Braswell, So1my 225

Buswell, Willi;µnL.

Bratt, Edward l. 210

Bratt, Renata L. 76

Bray, Gwendolyn M. 210

Ilray, Laura M. 225

Brehaut, Burton L. 192

Brehaut, Daniel T. 210

Breit!, Susan B. 210

Brewer, Lindsey L. 76,131

Brier, _Allen •· B" 2,1.33

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Brock 192

Bronner, Curtis l). 226,130

Brook$; Do\lglas D. 76

Brookse,Gordon S. 7(,

Brooks, Robin J. 71,76,33,34

B.rown,.Bruce:;,6

Brown, Carol A. 76

Brow~ Cathy 76

Brown, R. ,C~arles

Brown, ClarlcD. 210

.Brown, Cynthia ,A. 192,206,169 • Brow~, Da1~E. 76

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Brown, Lalea G. 22(>,167

Brown~MauJ.ee192,35

Brown, Michael 107,133

Brown, Ricky R.

Brown, Sharon 208,210

Brown, Susie V. 192

Brown, Steven 192

Brown, Valerie A. 193

Brownell, Mtlriel S. 76

Brownlee. Martha 210,168

Brum(lr, Car\llk 226

Brumer, Kath.e:rineD. 226

Brumer, Sandra L. 193

Brund~, D.)26

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Brustad, John R. 226,161

Bryant, EUza1'!.lthC. 210,76

Bryant, Wlllialn J. 11,34

Bryla, F.redC. 226

Buckley, Molly 70

Buentgen. Patricia A. 2

Bull, Brooo R. 76

Bull, Karen ~26

Burgeson. Anne193

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Caddy, Philip W. 226

Caddy, Todd.M. 208,210

Cadman, Ma.ty L. 204

Cadman, Sarah 210 •

Cain, Alison R. 226

Caffey, T•m/'A. 210

Cain, Arthl!F R. 193,32,32,36,37

Cairns, • L. 193

Ca). &M, 77

Calv M. 226

Calvo, L11z:iooe226

Camarena, K'~en M. 226

Campbell, JarrresE. n Campbell, James R.

Campbell, fohn 226

Campbell, l<.lmberlyL. 193

Campbell, Leanne 210

Campos, Josephine 210

Candela, Robert W. 77

Candela, Robin L. 77

Cannon, Jeanilme B. 211

Cannon, Shifley F. 226

Carano 77

Caranoi 6l1

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Cardiel, Frank!·)\.•2'11

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Cardoni, St(lyen 211,160,128

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Carpenter, Diane 211

Cai:pe.I)ter,UllITYL193

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Carr, Douglas l). 226

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Carroll,; 8~.32

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Carvalho, J."278

Carvalho. Stephen L. 211

Casazza, Mauµ,en C.

Cashon, Debbie 169

Casey, Dorothy J. 78,34

Cassidy, Tl\11'1ara211

Casson, Llnda' A. 19

Castleberry,SandraJ. 193,35

Castro,DadimeS, 193

Catrambone, Joel 2l1, Caucas, Miriam L. 78,34

Cavanaugh, Claire M.78

Cavanaugh, Kevin C: 211,129.161

Cavitt, Roger A. 193

Cavitt, Gloria 211

•Cervantes, Carl C, 1'13,149,160

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Chapman, Courtne)!,_J._193p5

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Charters, Julie A. 211

Chase, Scott 7 8

•.'Chetney, Wil.ljamR. Chilton, Bryan J.226,154,128,161

Chin, Lyman Y. 78,161 ,Chittick, Lori K. 193

Clrlzar, Steven J. Christian, Carin D. 211

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"Christiansen',Carol A.w'78

Chri.s1iansen,Dana I:. 193,204,35

Cioni, Arthur J. 130,128 -Cisneros,Christiari B, .226

Clabaugh, Galen D. 226

Clabaugh, Robin L. Clabaugh, Tainan J. Clapp, Melissa Clark, Abby L. 211,167 Clark, Christoph 193,133 Clark, Donald L. 226

Clark, Kathleen L. 78 Clark, D. Patrick 78

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Erickson. Bret C. 227,130,128

Erickson, John R. 196,163

Erickson. Scot C. 81,128

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Estupinian, Elizabeth J. :212

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Faley, Patrick K. 212,128,161

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Farley, Kathleen A. 227

Farr. Terry 196,128

Faull, Marlene M. 227

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Gomez, Viki R. 84,168

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Gonzales, Carolyn M. 197

Gonzales, Julia E. 197

Gonzalez, Nicholas A.

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Graslla, Cynthia L. Gray, DonnaE. 22S

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Greiner, Judith 85

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Grodsky, Barbara L. 213

Groetzinger, Richard J. 213

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Harwood, Scott R.

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Humphrey, Timothy L. 229,128

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J. E. BORJE, JEWELER

POMONA VALLEY BEAUTY SUPPLY

TOWNE CLEANERS

PERSONAL CONGRATULATl'ONS

CLASS OF 1975

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''I think the Oaremont Courier is one terrific newspaper''.

Martin Weinberger

Jay Jacobsen for cross-country pictu

Joanna Gray for wrestling pictures and senior candids

Gary Ardrey for track and cross country narratives

George Rose for baseball and swimming pictures

Dan Schneider for art work

Patrons

Dr. Charles B. Chambers

Dr. John S. Getts

Dr. William Sinclair

Dr. Richard Nivison

Dr.James Meriwether

Dr. Robert James

Dr. Richard Mabie

Dr. Juan Hutchings

Dr. Robert Parigian

Dr. John Brown

Dr. K.W. Madsen

• Dr. Robert Weiser

The sun is setting and it is time

To remember my life

And all my dreams

And hopes of the future

To remember the things I loved

The mountains

The forests

The sea

To recall the things I knew

Art

Music

Myself

And to be able to say I loved.

IN MEMORYOF CYNTHIA CONNOR

Scott Magee