1963 El Espiritu

CLAREMONT HIGH SCHOOL . . . CI.A�MONT, CAUfOIINlA

Linda Kovar Florence Peairs Margarc::tAllen Linda Stine .. Buff Crowder Lynn Reidc . Carol Forbes .. ÂŁJaine Frocbcrg. Peggy Halstad. Karen Hershey Peter Yao ..... . Hara! ofCl:uenont.. Mrs. Marjorie Noble ... American Yearbook Co.

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DEDICATION At Claremont High we have a lovely lady who has become as much a part of our school as the buildings in which we hold our classes, the traditional high spirit at our football g-.imes, and the annual Junior-Senior Prom, - yet, she is much more than this. She has come to mean something special to each one of us as we have worked with her throughout these past few years. Her understanding, light-beaned humor, sacrificial labors, and steadfast devotion co Claremont High and its students have more than earned our respect and admiration.

We have no

choice but to love this lady who has continually kept the wheels of our school running smoothly. To one who has done so much, without thought of praise or reward, to one who has served only with the great­ ness of our school and its students in mind, ¡we proudly dedicate the 1963 El Espiritu Mrs. Geraldine Lober.

The School Board Provides The Roots OJ Our Strength The highest standards of educa­ tion, as well as many other school functions, lie in the hands of these able leaders. The Board of Educa­ tion deals with all problems confron­ ting our school. We are grateful for the careful consideration the Board gives in arriving at each decision.

Dr, Donald R. Reber, Superintendent of Schools.

Mrs. Nancy Smith, Clerk; Mr. Harry Colby, Vice-President; Mr, Robert Stafford, President; Mrs.Frances Drake; Mr. A. L. S;tnford. 10

Greetings! Growth and expansion have been the watchwords of the school year 1962-63. A very fine cooperative spirit prevailed throughout the year despite our st,udent body growth by 55% in size, and becoming a four-year high school. Moving to the upper campus, on the completion of the Senior Quad of class­ rooms, brought an additional campus into use, encompassing another forty acres to the north. Our students soon found out the meaning of distances between class­ rooms.

The Senior Class of 1963 took acti\·e leadership early in the year to prevent an enlarged campus from bringing about a divided school. The Class of 1963 con­ tinued to support Claremont High traditions of high scholarship, fine sportsman­ ship, strong student government, and a well organized extra-curricular program.

May I personallyextend to each Senior my best wishes for the years ahead. In a world of fast moving events, you will need to maintain faith in The American Way of Life, and work continually to improve your community through service above self. Through service to others your future success is assured. Good Luck!

Lyle C. Martin Principal

An Able Group Of Counselors Strives For Improvement Our guidance department is diversified and yet very personalized. The counselors can orovide us with whatever we need, whether it be information, lnspiratlon, or consolation. They constantly keep their schedules filled by always being willing and able to provide the proper guidance.

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Mr. ,Wbert Oyler, Dlsttict PsychOlogut

Mr. Oiester Cox, 9th grade Counselor

Mr. Milton Bentley , 10th grade Counselor

Mr. Donald Dawson, 11th grade Counselor

Min Catherine Aannelly, 12th grade Counselor

The Faculty Leads Students On Path of Learning The youth of today mun be well-trained to meet the challenge of thr future, The faculty provide1 the students with m:any indispensable toob with which to solve this challenge. The teaching$ of these peo�e will remain with the students long here­ after, and will give them a solid foundation on which to build their adult lives.

Mr. D.io Pais Science

Mrs. Shifley Wright Physical Education

Mrs. Rosemary Donnelly Physical Education

Miss Beverly Johnion Physical Educatlon Mr, William Whitehead Biology

Excellent h,boratory facilltie1 lncre:ue the interest in our science department.

Mr. Medin Apel Physical Education Mr. Jack Smith Wodd Geography Physical Education

Mr. Eul Strang Driver Training

Mr. Esper Keiser State Req\llrement.s Physical f.ducatlon 13

Mr. HaroldLy.11.11

Mathematic� Phydca.l Education

Mrs. Anne Waggoner English

Mrs. Angela Lawler English

Mrs. Marjorie Noble English, WorldLiterature

Mr. �bertMcGill EnglWt

Mr. James Richards ÂŁ.nglish Mr. Orr goes over a problem with one of his math clasSl"S

Mr. William Booth Mathematics

Mr. Ri.c.hai-d l.Qwe Mathematics Mr. Redgl" Ranyai-d Mathematics

Mr.Jack Orr Mathematics

Mr. Arthur Rcitnouer Mathematics

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Mrs. CeceliaSha.rp Music

Mr. George Denes District Inn.Music

Mr. Chester Cox Music

Mr. Donald Cook Hinory

Mr. Leonard Cohn State Requlremenu, Football Coach

Mrs. Sharon Hightower Hinory, Team

Mr. Tim Mazzoni History

Mr. Roger Doney History

Mr. Jack Knapp History, Te;;i.m

Mrs. P;;i.ubPitzer History, Geogr;;i.phy A group session of the newly established team teach­ ini;: system is hcld in the auditorium.

Dr. Nicholas Polos Social Sciences

IS Mr. Dougla . .s Bookhout Chemin:rv

Mr. Charle.sMolnar Science

Mr. Clark Atchekln Biology

Mr. Roben Ea(U lndustria.l Arts

Mrs. M;&.ry Bl;lllchud Library

Mr. Gerald Harwood Gener.ii Shop, Electronics

Mr. Glenn Miller Wood.mop, Book­ keeping, &seba.11 coach.

Mrs. Bernice Bolt Homemaking

In chorus, srudenu learn how to sing a.nd appreciate good mudc. MiiSGera.ldine Lininger Business Education

Mrs. M argaret Hodder Homemaking

Mrs, Nancy Hoffman Fund;1.mental An.

Mr. Milton Linman Business Education

Mr. Huold Sargent Typing, Bookkeeping

Mn. Geraldine Turner Adv;lllced An

Mr. Norman Taylor Attend;lllce, Work ¡ Education

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Mr. Donald Patterson Sp..W,

Mr. Basil lapadat Sp..uh

Mr. Maxwell Gates Lati n, Russian

Mr. Hany Kennedy German

Mr. Mi lton Bentley Englllh

language students supplem ent their studi es by using theh.nguagelab.

Mr. William Christian Eagllsh

Mr. Jack Fadcy Eagilsh, Speech

17 Mn. Jane Hook Engli sh

Mr. Donald Dawson Engli sh

CAFETIBIA

Mrs. Conger, Mrs. Z:i.b:i..\:i.,Mrs. Dyson, Mn. kc, Mrs. San­ ders, Mn. Wood, Mrs. Liles, Mr. Tessier

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Mrs. Kell, MissHcnricus

CUSTODlA."<S Se.i.tcd: S. M:i.scarenil-S, J. Sapienza. Standing: F. Gettman, J. St:i.l.lonc, G. Griggs.

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Scaled: Mrs. Lober St.riding: Mrs. Ulberg, Mrs. Bwcbee, Mrs. Mill.::r, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Maline.

First Row: J. Edmundsen, C. Human, R, Reynold, J. Heath, S,:cond Row: J. Clark, H. Duran, M. Doty, Third Row: C. MHls, F. Davis, L. Powers, D. Sindt

First Pow: G, Billings, L. Akin, R. Benson. Second Few, A. Williarru,;, G. Stell, C, Ellison

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Seniors Select Standouts Mr. CHS.

Most Like/

GEORGE GIBBS

For The Year Personality Miss CHS.

lo Succeed

JAN SWETT

We, the seniors, have spent our last year build­ Ing for tomorrow; a tomorrow which will not be an end, but the first of manynew beginnings. We realized that our success in studies, athletics, and leadership must be at the peak now because there will be no "next year" for them. To those of tomorrow we are leaving the oream that we have cherished and added to during the year, the material things we have built, and the intangible splritthat is ClaremontHigh. Tomorrowocherswill walk where we have walked and they wlll gain where we have built well. We will always look back on our high school days as a magic time of life that can never be again. We were the Class of '631

Penny Adamson 11 A little nonsense no,., and then."

3 yearsC.S.H.S.; F.H.A.3; G. A.A. !,3,4; F .N.C. 2,314; Pep Chib314; Talent Show3,4; Girls1 League 2,3.4.

Nancy Adams "Was it a vision or a walking • dream?" 3years c. S.H. S.; Glrls ' League 2,3,4; Sp anish Club 3; Drill Team3; Pep Club 2,4; furore Nurses 4; F, B. L.A. 4; F. H. A. 4; Talent Show4.

Karen Aleto j

"Cheerful as a sunny day which spreads its brightness all around ." 3 yean. C . S.H. S.; F. 1-1. A. 2, 3,4, President 3; Cycling Club 2,3,4; Girls' League Cabinet 3; G. A.A. 2; Student Coun­ cill; Pep Club 2; T.O.T .'s2.

Margaret Allen

"To look up and not down , to look forward and not back, to look out and not In, and to ex­ tend a hand.11

3 yean. C.S.H.S.; Girls' League 2,3,4; President 4; T.O.T.'1 3,4, Vice-President 3; Class Secrctary-treuurer 3; G.A. A. 2, 3 , 4 ; Talent Show3, 4 ; El Es­ piritu4; Pep Club 2, 4 ; Drill Te am 2. Dolores Armendarez "Happy a, sWUight."

3yearsC,S.H.S.; Girls'Lcague 2,3,4; Wolfpacket 3,4; T.O. , ; T.1s4; Office Practice 2,34 Bowling League3.

D;ivc A.nden.on "TI1ere's only one thing wrong with being crcative , you hardly ever J-:llow what you're doing."

3 yean. C .S.H.S.; Advertising Manager4; Art Club 3,4; J. V. Cross Country 2; J. V.Tennis 2; Student COUJ1Ci14.

Mary Kaye Anderson "k is a dwelling interest in good that produces beauty."

3yean.C.S.H.S.; Girb'League 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 4; Ar t Club4.

Robert Balcli "Duicing is the most noble of aiu,for it is life it:sell."

3yean.C.S.H.S.; "B" Football 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Ski Club a i y �!•i�a� �'.r C�� ;� T'l.lent Show4.

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William Basler "A manof action, forc edinto a state of thought, ii; unhappy until he cangel out ofit." 2 years C.S.H.S.

Jill Bateman ''like unto a sunbeam, always hdnging suruhine."

Sharrie Bentley "Unnumbered happy spirits around thee fly."

2YearsC,S.H.S, ;Spanish Club 3; Art Club 3; French Club 4; Talent Show 4; Girls' League 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Future Nurses 4.

3 years C. S. H. S.; Girls' League 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Stu­ dent Council 3,4; F. B. L.A. 4; Pep Club 4.

Beverly manche "She was rare r than the evening air clad in a thousand stars."

Cheryl Berger "Anything's possible."

2 ye ars C.S.H.S.; G.A.A 2, 4; F. H. A. 2,3; French Club 4; Se e r 4; =�a;;;; ��b, re�� Operetta 3, 4; Art Club 2; Stu­ dent Council 2,3.

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� " �ete.r Boonisar "He has a smile, a real smile, a heartwarming smile, a smile thatcomesfrom within."

3 y ears C.S.H.S.; "B" Foot­ ball 2; "B" Basketball Manager 2; "C" Track2; VanityTennis 3; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Chess Club 4.

Roben Blackbum "The true, ncrong, andsound mind ii; the mind that can embrace equally great things and small."

1 year C. S.H. S.; Honor Roll2, 3,4; JuniorAchievement4; V a r ­ sity Baseball 4 ; Election Cam­ p;i.ign Committee 3; Intramural football2,3; Intramural softball 2,3,

3 yearsC.S.H.S.; A.S.B. Co­ ordinator 4; class Social Chair­ man 2; G.A.A. 2,3; T.0.T's 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Talent Show 3,4; Pep Club2; Spanish Cli.1b 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4, R.'.ibert Bramer "The superior man is slow in hii; words and earnen in his conduct."

3 Years C.S.H.S,; Varsity Football 2, 3,4; YarsityT rack �;i !�ii������s � lub 3, 4; g

Penny Brewer "l-b1,plness ls like sw1Shinc; it is m.idc up of very little beams."

I year C. S. H. S.; Talent Show 4; C.S.F. 4; Girls' League 4.

William Bramwell "lie is of lhe char:icter of shy manner,; they do not chOOtl'e, but arc ch011en."

2 year, C.S.J-1.S.

Richard Browning 'Onward and upward;my course, like the eagles, however high."

3YcarsC.S,H.S,;A.S.B. Trcu­ urcr 4; Student Council 4;GoU Team 2,3,4;Ecncics3,4;Honor Roll3,4, ;Sciencefair3.

TI1om;1SBrudcrlin / "In spdng: a young m:m's fancy ntmlli :md rums :md turns.''

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c :ar, :;1.�·..\,�·i!ttJi Club 4; V=ity B:ucball 3, 4; Chorus3; ConcenCholr4; T::i.1cnl Show 4.

Robcrl Bu.rwclJ / ''The rul e o f m y lifehlomake busir1css a pleasure, and pleas­ ure my business." 3YearsC,S.H.S.;VardtyDiv­ ing2;''C" Swimmlng2;0rch­ cnra 2,3,4.

Heather Buchanan "Her voice lives on the brcezc, andhcr spirit comes at will; in the midnight on the scas, her bright smile haunts mc still."

3 ye=c.s.H.S.; French Club 3,4, Secretary3; G.A.A. 31 4; Student Council3; Girb'Lcague 4; Concert Choir 3; C. S. F, 3; Talent Show3 14; R:illyClub4; Honor Roll 2,3,4.

Dennis Burrows "Not guilty, but don't do it .1g.1i11,

2 years C.S.H.S.

Val;uic Butcher ''Who50e,cr is happy wlJJ make others luppy too."

Girls' League 2,3,4; T6lcntShow 3,4; French Club 4, Prcs.itJcnt 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4;R.l1!y Ctub 4;Pep Club 2,4;Majorcttc 2,3,4;A.F. s.3.

Carol Camp "Methinks I couldenvythe veiy· sun for g.uing on that lovely face,"

3yearsC. S.H. S.; Girls'Lcague �;! • �� �:�inet 4; F. H. A. 3,4, i n

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Sandra Cbalton "Speech is a mirror o f t h e soul: as one speaks, so she is."

3yearsC.S.H.S.; Girls'Lcague 2,3,4; Thespia1113,4; Concert a1oir 3, 4; Operetta 3,4; Tal­ ent Show 3,4; Madrigals 4; G. A.A. 3; T.O.T.'s 2; A.S.B. Play2.

Jane Carroll "Firmness of purpose is one of the most necessary sinews of character and one of the best instrumenl:9 of success."

3yearsC. S.H.S.; Wolfp.lcket3,4, Ed­ itor 4; CyclingClub3,4, Planning Com­ mittee4; C.S,F,2,3,4, Secretary 2; LatinClub2; A, F. S.2,3; Soci�Chair­ man2; French Club 3,4; StudentCoun­ cil 4.

Pamela Clark "Asongis more lasting than the riches of the world."

Karen Chew "There's only one thing in the world worse than being talked about and that is not being talked about."

3 years C. S. H.S.; G.A.A. 2; Talent Show2,4; Operetta 3.

David Clarridge ''The hand that follows intellect can achieve."

3yearsC.S.H.S.; CameraClub 2,3,4; French Club2; AnClub 2.

Leslie Clark "Dreams are as necessaiy to our happiness as realities."

2yearsC. S.H. S .; Girls' League 2,3,4, Cabinet3; G.A.A.2,3; A.S.B. Play 2,3; Thespians 3, 4; Flag Twirler4; Student coun­ cil2,3,4.

3yearsC.S.H.S.; Girls'Lcague2,3,4, Cabinet 3; Concert Choir2,3; F.B.L. A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; F. H.A. 2,3, Secretary 3; Operetta 2,3; Tal­ ent Show2,3,4. Ju.'ltinaClemcnts "it's wonderful to have a smile with the power to lighten the loads of man."

3yca�C.S . H. S.; Girls' League 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4,Cabinct 4; Pep Club 4; Wolfpacket Typist 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Talent Show 3,4; Honor Roll2,3,4.

DanylCole "Let me be mysel! and I am satisfied. Jyears C.S.H.S.

Carol Colby "Life is a mirror; :u we smile, smiles come backtous." 3 ycarsC.S.H.S.; A.S.B. Sec­ ll.'tary 3; Student Council 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3,4, Cabinet4; Girls' League2,3,4, Cabinet4; A. F. S. 2,3,4, President 4; Rally Club 4; Flag T1tirkr4; Span­ ish Club 2,3,4; TalcntShow 3, 4; Girls1 Stateiwprl!llentative3,

Harold Cole "He clu.stiscs manners with a laugh." 3 years C.S.H.S.; Concc11. Choir4.

AntonioContreras "I'll never tell!" lye=C.S.H.S.

Terri Coulter "Herc comes chaos!"

HenryCtuhman ''Youth will have it:s1ling."

3 yearsC.S.H. S.; TalentShow 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Girls'League 2,3,4, Historian4; Honor Roll 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; PepClub4; A.F.S. 4.

Michael e«.iey " L ife 1.$ mostly froth and bubbles. " 3ye.irsC.S.H.S.

3yursC.S.H.S.; ''B" Football 2; Varsity Football 3.

Judy Davis 'The light of love, the purity of grace, the 1r11uic breathing from her face." I Year C.S.H.S.; Yearbook3; Girls' Le.a­ gue 2, 3,4; �dCrossCouncll 3; Girls' Chor­ us 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pirouettes 2; Pep Club 4; FrenchClub4.

::.,.- Ellen Davies 1 ..,r voice w;u like that or the stars when tl.q•sangtogether." 3 Years C.S.H,S.; Girls' lc;1gue 2,3,4; Con�ert Choir4; Pep Club 2; F.B.L.A.4; Office �\ssisu.nt 2,3; Talent Show3,4.

James DcJoumett "He is a perpetual fountain of good sense." 3yea:rs C.S.H.S. Paul Dempsey "I like gening into hot W3tcr; it kccpr; me clean." 2 years C.S.H.S.

Pamela Donalckon "A cheerful friend is like a runny day, which spreack its brighmcss all a.round."

Richard Dinet "Wl,at should a man do but be merry." 3yearsC.S.H.S.; H.S.P.A.4. Kathleen Denwciler "Sweet asthe poetry of heaven, Brightasthe evening sta.r."

3 years C.S.H.S.; French Club 2,3, 4; Photography Club 3; Girls' League 2 ,3,4, Cabinet 4; C.S.F. 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; H.S.P.A. 2,4; Talent Show4; Spanish Club4. ,

/\lice Douglas "TI1e very pink of perfection." 3 yean C. S.H.S.; Girls' League 2,3,4; C.S.F. 2,3,4; T.O. T.'s3,4; HonorRoll2,3,4.

Ste"e Dundas "Born for succenhe seemed-- with grace t o win, with heart to hold." 3 Ycan C.S.H.S.; Varsity Football 2,3, 4; Bee Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball3, 4, Co-Captain 4;J.V. Bueb.l! 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Key Club 2,3,4, Vice-Presi­ dent 4; C,S.F.3; Letterman's Club3,4.

Gcotgc Dynes £.imestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason." 3 yean C.S. H.S.; Bee Football 2,3; Bee Track 2; Vanity Tennis 3,4; Vu. slty Football Man.ager 4.

Betty Dworak "Song bring of iaeU a cheerful. nessthat wakestheheartofjoy." 3yearsC.S. H.S. ; Girl.,' League 2,3,4; PutureNunes2,3; Mad­ rigah 4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; G, A, A. 2,3, 4; Operetta 3, 4.

Ron Edmondson "I've taken my fun where I've found it." 3years C.S,H.S. ; T.ee Footb.all 2.

Susan Fay "Th01e two eye,, too pure and too honest in aught to disguise this sweet soul shining through them." 2 years C.S. H.S. ; French Club 2; H.S.P.A. 2,3,4; Girl.,' League 2,3; Cycling Club 2,4; Criminal Law Club 3; Drama Club3. John Flrman "Solemn as a monkey after com­ mitting mischief." 3 Years C.S.H.S.; Swimming 3,4; Water Polo 4; Photography Club 2,3; Letterman's Club 3,4.

Barbara Field "Polka dot:; and moonbeams dancing on a pug n05e dream." 3yean, C.S . H.S.; Girb' League 213,4; Varsity Songle.ader 4; Concert Choir 3; Operetta 3; Talent Show 3, 4; Class Social Ch.airm:l.n4; R3lly Club4; fu. ture Nurses 3, 4; French Club 3;

Su.,a.n Files "Why hurry? -- The tortoise got there. " 3 years C.S. H.S.; Student Council 4; Vanity Ch.eedeader 3,4; Pep Club 2; Rally Club 3, 4, President 4; G. A. A . 2,3,4; C.S.F. 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Girls' League 2, 3,4; Talent Show 3,4.

Paul f\lloon "From t.he crown of his head to the sole o f his foot, he is all mirth." 3yearsC.S.H.S.; FootballManager 2, 4; Track Manager 2;_ Bas�tballMan­ ager 2; Class Social Chairman 3; Key Club 4; Weightlifting Club 4; Wolf­ packetStaff3,4; Sprott Editor 4; Span­ ish Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 2,4.

Carol Forbes "So young, so f:i.lr; good without effort, great without foe."

3 Yean C.S.H.S.; Majorette 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Cabiriet 3; Girls' LeaF ; 4 2 3 �de � '�wi���t\! 1:.;._ s!�w\\ / El Espiritu Stall 4; Class Soda! Chair­ man 2; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; C.S.F. 2.

DaineFroebcrg "Ever charming-, evernew, when will the landscape tire the view."

3 yea.rsC.S.H.S.; V�itySong­ leadcr 3, 4; Rally Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3,4; C,S,F, 2,3, 4; G, A. A. 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2; Student Cowicil 3; Ta.lent Show 2, 3,4; GirU' League 2, 3, 4, C�inet 4; J;mice BoggessAward 2; El Espiritu Staff 4.

Clive Fullerton ''I like to sit on a fence and watch the snails go whizzing by."

3 Years c.s.H.S.; J. V. &scb.ll! Mgr. 2;J.V. football Mgr. 3;Var­ sity Football Mgr. 3,4; VarsityShot­ put 3, 4 ; Varsity Basketball Mgr. 4; Letterman's Art Service Club 4 ; Cl1: b3,4. 1

Carol Gainey ''Touched with human gentleness and love."

Penelope Gach "Curiosity is one of th e most perm.tnen and certain characteristics of a vigorou intellect."

yean: C. S.H.S.; Camera Club 2, Sec­ retazy-tre=er 2; T.O.T.'s 2,3; k4 re 3, A. A :tc.t:J'. 2,:,Ct ��.:'. f' . 3

June Gale "Methinki. I see a lady bit, but a ve,y inisc.hlevow one ."

3 yean: C. S. H. S.; Pep Club 3; G. . A A. 2,3, 4; Cabinet 4; Girls' League 2, 3,4; H.S.P.A. 3; Talent Show 3,4; F.H.A. 3.

Judith Gain ''True humorsp ringsfrom the heart; itsessenccislove."

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�-�: s�; �:tto\�t f �;:�:; Club 3; Talent Show 3, 4; Gltls' 3,4; League 2,3, 4 ; Honor flcll 2, Student Cowicil 4; Pep Club 2,

lYear C.S.H.S,;Girls' League 4; P e p Club 1,2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Choral, Christin e Gallardo "Cute, happy, small, and snap­ py."

3 yeanC,S,H. S.; Future Nurses 2 1 3,4; Trc:a.rurer 4; SpanishClub 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 2; Talent Show 3,4; Girls' League 2,3,4.

MarthaGerdeman "There is nothing nicer than the cheerful­ ness which relgn5 about her."

MichaelGatike "To walk in my own ,vay, &ce1 with :111 eye to see things :LS they :u-e." 3 Yean C. S. H. S. George Gibb:; "There is no great geruus without some touc.hofmad­ ness." 3 Yea.n C.S.H.S.; C.S. F. 2,;;,4; Varsity Swimming 2,3,4; Water Pol o 4 ; Rota Club 2,3,4, Tre;i.surer 3,4; A.F.S. 2; Class Vice-pres­ ident 4; Lctterma.n1s Club .:, ;;,

GaryGilben ''His rewhe is not to seem the bravest,b\lt to be." 3 YeanC,S.H,S.; Clasi;Soclal Chairman 3; Class President. 4; "8" Footb.112; Varsity Football 3,4, Captain4;J.V.BaJeb.11 2; V:i.rsity Bai;eball 3, 4; Lener­ man'sClub3,4, Vice-President 4: Rot..i. Cl\lb 3,4; Weightlift­ ingClub 4. Patricia Gillespie "ldonotknow what it is, except that it is grand, and it is happi­ ness," 3yea:sC.S.H.S.; H.S.P.A. 2: PepClub.2; Photography C1ub3; 4; SpamshClub 4; French Club 3,4; A.F.S. 3.

Paula Giuliano "Heart on her lipS and soul within her eyes , soft as her looks, :u1d sunny as her skies." 3yearsC.S.H.S.; Girls' League 2,3,4; Cabinet 4; C.A.A. 2,

r �ail y Trc�� 1�2:! �� 2,◄; SpanlshCl.ub3; DrillTc:un 2; F .H.A. 2.

GlendaCimple "When it comes to doing things for others, some people will stop at nothing," 3yean:C,S.H.S.; Girls'League 2,3,4; Cabinet 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, ◄, Cabinet 3,4; Or,;:hcstra 2; Science Club 4; Talent Show 3. 4; A. F,S. 3. EvelynGlick "She walks in beauty like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies," 3 years C.S. H. S.; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 2; Future Nunes 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,◄; Girls' League 2,3,4, Cabi­ net 3; F. H.A. 2, 3; Talent Show 3,4; A.F.S. 3.

JamesCole ''l'mnolarguingwilhyou, I'm telling you." 3 Years C.S.H.S. ;Latin Club 2; E..:neics 2, 3,4;DetectawordConlest Winner 2, 3; Oper­ etta3; Bowling Team3; Golf Team4.

AliciaGonulcz ''The sunshine that ..:hascs the rain." 3 Years C,S,H.S., Spanish4; G.A. A. 2,3, 4 ; Pep Club 2; Girls' League 2,3,4;Girb'GlceClub4.

Fred Graffeo

''Sc!!-confidcncc is the first requisite to great undertakings." l Year C.S,H.S, ;National Merit La­ tin Scholarship Society I, 2; Honor Boll I, 2; Chess Club 2; J.V. B,ueball 2;Ecncics3,4;KeyC!ub 3;Sccrcu.ry 3 Bee Football 2,3;J.V. Tennis3. !

MargarctCr;ay ''Ne'er lieen her match since first the world began."

James Gray "A man ol ill temperance." MichaelGratz ''fhe heart to concehe, the under­ standing to dirt':cl, and lhe hand to execute." 3YcarsC.S,H,S.;Clas:sPreliident3; Bota Club 3,4, Vice-president4; t t j

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Lifting Club4, Presidcnt4; Swim­ m111g, 2;C.S.F. 2,3; LatinCJub2.

LarryGriesbach "Gentle 'n n1:lllller--firm 'n re­ ality." 3yearsC.S.H.S.; Bee FOOlbill 2; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Baseball4.

3 Years C,S.H.S,; T,0,T!S 2,3, 4; A.F.S.4; C.A.A. 2.3,4; Pep Club 2; Talent Show3,4; Girls' League 2,3,4.

1 year C.S.H.S. Thom:L$Criffin "I am an amused spectator of the world." 3 years C. s H. S. 1

Judith Halliday "As merry as the d.ayh long."

3 Ycan C.S,H.S.; Girls' League 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2; F.B.L.A.3,4, Treasurer4; Science F.tir 3; Talent Show 4. S.....Gro<h ,Jnle deeds of kindness, little words of love, help to make earth happy Ila the Heaven above."

3 Yu11 C. S.H.S.; French Club 2,4; Can-apondl.ng Secretary 4; Drill Team 2; Talent Show 3, 4; Sp:uilsh Club 4; C.A.A. 3,4; Glrls' League 2,3,4; hp Club 2,4.

Roger Hamel ''Becausellive, ye shall live also,

3 Years C.S.H.S.; "B" Football 2; "B"Swimming2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Swimming 3, 4.

a Hudy w<11inallhcr stepr.,heav- m ber eye 1 in cvcry gcsture · and love."

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MlChae!Harmon "Above all, great in truth and might."

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ketaward for the "Most Valuable Player"3; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4.

St;i.ntou Harn

"An honest heart possesses a ltingdom."

3yearsalC.S.H.S.; J.V.Cr<:& Cowllry3,4; RolaClub4; Span­ ish Club 4.

John Heavhidc '7o pro�oke !aughler wilhoul ,oitling in il greatlyheightensthe ef!cct."

3 Years C,S.H,S,; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Tr.i.ck 3, 4; Rota Club 2,3,4, Soc­ ial Chairman 3, President 4; Letterman's Club4; Student Council 4.

StenHedberg "Mannen; must adorn knowledge and smooth its way dU"OUgh the world."

3 years at C.S.H.S.; Camera Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll2,3,4; Science Fair 3; Rotary Club American Heritage Award 3.

Danic!Hcndcr:ron "To live so as to look back wit.h plc:i.surc andconfidcncc is to live twice."

3 years M C.S.II.s., A.S.B. i

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Diane Heimerl "Keep your face to the su,c.h.ine and you cannot see the shadow."

3 Years C.S,H.S. ;DrlllTeam2;PepCJut 2;Spanish Club 3,4; Ecneics 3,4; C.A,A 4;Girb' League 2,3,4;TalentShow.

Kay �Uatt "Keen sense and common sense and lots of room for nonsense."

RichardHenncuse "Work is my middle name, but play is my first."

2 1/2YearsC.S.H.S . ;VarsiryTrack 3, 4; VardryCrossCowury 4; Varsity &sketb:i.U 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Rota Club 4; Weightlifting ':lub 4. JudithHmton "Beautiful in Corm and feature, lovely as the day."

3 yearsatC. S. H.S. Cirb'League 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; PepClub

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Benny Heyer "Men of few words are tJ,e best men."

3Yean;C,S.H.S.: CrouCoun­ uy3,4; Cycling Club; Ecncics4.

2 years at C.S.H. S. ; Girb' Lcaguel,2,3,4; Cirb' Bowling 1,2, Captain 2; U1cspian:. 2; French Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary2; A.F.S. 3 4· PepClub 1, 2;4;

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Bill Hmton "Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power." 3 years at C.S.H.S. ; Art Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2.

Charlotte Hodgson '1 lACd to think nights were for study; now I know different. " 3 YcanC.S.H.S.; G.A.A. 2;Talent Show 3.

Mutha Hobb$ •Arguments out of a pretty mouth uc ull-"nswerablc,"

2 Years C.S.H,S,; Ecnclcs 3, 4; Spanish Club4; Talent Show 3,4; Concert Choir 4; A,F.S. 4; F.T, ' A. 2.

Peter Hoff "He is great who never reminds us of othen." 3ycars atC.S.H.S.

htrlck Hogan le silent or let tliy words be "ft;ll'th more than silence." lycars at C.S.1-1.S.

f"JCll'3.Hsu -You needn't go to heaven to find t-:iis�cl."

J Ye.a.is C.S.H.S.; Girls' League 2 3,4;futurc Nurscs2,3,4;Ecncics .t, T.O.T.'S4;G.A.A, 2,4.

Craig Holder "/\$ happy a m:1ll u my in tl1e world, forthcwholcworldsef'ms to smile on him. "

3 years at C,S.H.S.; Var.iity Football2,3; Madrlgab4; Op­ cretta3,4; RotaClub4; French Club4; Spanish Club 4.

Mary Hosmer '1t's good to be merry and wise."

2 Years C.S,H.S.;Girls' League 3,4; Eeneics3,4; Future Nurses 3,4;DcbatcClub4; PepClub4; T.O.T. 'S4; A.F.S. 4; Drama Ciub3; WoUpackct Staff4. Miehae1 nucuon "'IVhcncc arc we, and why are we? Of what scene the actonor spectators?"

3 Years C,S.H.S.;Drama Club 2, 3,4, Ca. binct 3, Vicc-preside11t 3;Thespiaru2, 3,4, Cabinet 3, Vice-president 3; 3..ai:t play 3; Talent Show 3,4;Pa$adcna PlayouscCom­ oetition 3.

Wesley Hurd "And everyone will say a$ you walk your mystic way, why what a very singul:uly deep young man this deep young man must be." 3 years u C.S.H,S.; "B" Football 2; ''B" Basketball 2; "C" Track 2; ''B" Track3; Vanity Football 3,4; Var­ sity Track 4; A,S,8. Vice-President 4; Key Club 2, 3,4,; Boys' St:ate Re­ presentative4; Leuerman's Club 3,4. Boyce Hurlbut "His mind is his kingdom his will his law." 3Years at C.S.H.S. Ralph Hutchison ''Honorispurchased bythe deeds wc do; honor is not won," 3 years at C.S.H.S.; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3,4; President 3, Vice-President 2; Cross Country 2 13; Letter­ man's Club 2,3; Band.4,

Mel:i.nieJohnson ''There is a joy which comes to us through knowing her."

KendallJohnson ''He that is slow to anger is bet­ ter than the mighty."

Amber Inman "Her ways arc ways ofplc:1$:anl­ ness:anda.llherpa.thsarcpeacc." 3 Ye:IU'S at C.S.H.S.; Girh' League 2 13,4; Drill Team3; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Chorus3.

Carol Jones "Cheerfulness and content arc great beautifiers."

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G.A.A.4; Talent Show !:neics3,4; 4; Student Council4; Honor P-oll3,

3 years at C.S.H.S.; Cross Country 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Cycling Club 3,4; Spanish Club3,

3 years at C.S.H.S.; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.N.C. 2,3; Spanish Club3,4; Girls' League 2,3, 4; Pep Club 2; F.H.A.4.

RheaJones "Charity and love arc the dew and light of the human heart."

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b a 3 �: � -�- �; .!,\ c��� 41 Co-organizer4; Talent Sho� 3 14; G. A.A. 2,314; Girls' Lea­ gue 2,3,4; El Espiritu Strlf3.

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Te1Teuce Kane "A, long:i..sl live I shall be myself--and no other."

Robert Jones "Nonebuthimselfcanbehi.s par­ allel."

3 years at C.S.H.S.; Varsity Football 3,4, Captain 4; Var­ . 3,4; Vuslty &t:lket"B" Football 2; "B" "B" B:ukub:ill. 2; Ro­ ta 3,4; Letterman'sClub 3,4, Pre,sidcnt4; Weightlifting Club 4.

Thom:i..s Kelleher ")\!entire t.hemselvesin pUl'$uit ofrcst."

3 yc:i.:1 atC.S.11.S.

K;i.rcn Knudsen " SheknowstJ1cart ofbclngagrec­ ablc to whomever she meeu."

3yearsatC.S. H.S.; Girl1'Lcague 2,3, 4; Chorus3; Honor !toll 2, 3, 4; PepClub 2; Talent Show 3,4; Operetta 4; Spa.n.i,hClub

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Robert Kaufman "Of all the ways of li!c,but one­ the path oI duty-leads to happi­ ness."

3ye:ir.;atC.S.H.S.; "8" Foot­ ball 2,3; "C" Track 2; "B" Track3; Varsity Track4; Lct­ tem1an's Club31 4.

M:usha King "A merry heart maketh a cheer­ ful countenance,."

3 years at C.S. H.S,; Concert Choir 2,3; Talent Show 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3; C.A.A. 314; Cirb' League 2,3,4; A.F.S. 4; T,O, T,'s4; Honor Roll 2, 3,4; PepClub 2,4.

Linda Kittinger "Enthusiasm is the genius of sin­ cerity I and tnith accompli,hcs no victories witliout it."

3 years :tt C.S.H.S.; Girls' League 2,3,4; T.O.T.'s 2,3, 4; Secrct:iry 3; Latin Club 2; Fre11chClub2, 3, Vice-President 3; Cycling Club 2; EcneiCl'3, , 4; A. F.S.3,4.

Linda Kovar "Hcrm:inncrs, her :iirs, ill who s:iw :id­ mired."

3 ye:lJ1 at C,S,11.S.; C.S.F. 2,3,4; Varsity Songlcadcr3,41 Hc:id 4; Rally Club 3,4; D f:lpiritu Staff 3,4, Co­ editor 4; Cl:iss Social Ch:iirm:in3; G. A.A. 3,4; Student Council 4; T:il­ cnt Show 2,3,4; Girls' Lc:iguc 2,3, 4; Cabinet 2; Rotary Club Award3.

Jeffrey Kreinbring " He pouesses the happy gilt of being agree­ able w1thoUl appearing to know that he 00<.'s so."

t Year C.S.H.S.; C.S.F. 2; ChcssCJub 3, 4; French Club 3; Student Council 3; Math Club 3; Sporu lntereSl Club 2,3; Phy$iCs Club 3.

Margaret Kuns ''Knowing her is enough!"

Phillip Lacy "A quiet conscience iiilrOng."

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3 Years C.S.H.S.; T .o.T. 's 2; F,H.A, 2; Pep Club 2,4; Concert Choir 3, Chorus 4; French Club 3; Girls' League 2,3,4; TalentShow2,3,4;Ec­ ncics 2.

2Year:;; C.S.H.S.;J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Track 3; J. V. Cro" Country4.

JanetLee "A lovely lady sunvundcd in light from her own beauty."

EskaLarson "Live!yand changeahle like a flame in the wind."

]Years C. S.H.S. ; Girl.I' Lea­ gue 2,3,4, Cabinet4; French Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 4; Pep Club 2,4; Dril!Team2;Ta!ent Show 3, 4; Honor Foll 2,3,4.

Davidlewh 'Oh, what men dare do, not knowing what they do."

!Year C.S.H.S. ; FrenchClub4; Span­ ish Ciub4; ScienceClub4; Photography Ciub4; Water Polo4; Swimming4; Pep Club 4.

Susan Law ''How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it."

3 Years C.S.H.S.; Girls' League 2,3,4; C.S.F. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary4;A.F. S. 3,4; T.O.T.'s 4; Latin Club 2.

]Years C.S.H.S.; Girl.s'League 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Talent Show 3,4; French Club 2.

JeremyLcwb ''Little demons are scarce ; take good ca.re of me."

3 Years C,S.H,S.; Cro" Cowitry 3; Track3;CyclingClub 2,3,4; Wolfpack­ et 4; Latin Club 2; German Club 3,4.

MarshaLom;u "A nudy In contrast---deepsilcncc in one minuteandwildg:;,.ietyinthe next."

3 Years c.s.H.S.; G,A.A. 2,3,4; Girb' kague 2,3,4; Mascot3,4;Rally Club3,4; PepClub2; French Club 2,3; Talent Show3,4; Honor Roll2,3,4; A. F.S. 2; AnClub 2.

Ro�n Lewili 'Pfo know how to laugh is to know how wreign."

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3 Years c.s.H.S.; "8" Football 2,3; Track3; Spanish Club2,3, 4; Class Prelidcnl 2; Boy5'State 3;Kcy Club 3, 4, Prelident 4; Honor Poll 2,3, 4.

Sandra Loomb ''l ne,er let my studies interfere with my education."

3 Years C,S.H.S.; Pep Club 2,4; G.A,A. 2; F.H.A, 2,3,4; f,S.L. A. 2,3,4; FutureNW"$csClub 2, 3, 4; Girls' League 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4.

Pua Madlem "A little nonsense:: now and then is re­ lished by the wisest men."

3 Years C.S.H.S.; ''B" Football 2 3· '!!•Track 2; "B" Basketball 2; Vars'1fy laskt:tball 3,4; VarsityTr;ick 3,4;Key Club2,3, 4;Lenerman'sClub3, 4, Scc­ Trei. 4; HoJIOI" Roll 2, 3, 4; C, S.F, 2. �Mather -chuacter is as high as intellect . a great soul will be strong to live, as -uas to thlnk,"

3YursC,S.H,S,; "B"footba.112; Var­ si.tyfootb.1.1!3,4; Lctterman'1Club3,4; Vanity Track3,4;KeyClub 4; Weight Ufi:ingC!ub4, Sec-Treas. 4;HooorRoll 2.3.4.

Jerry Martin "filled was the air with merry venture."

3 YnrsC,S,H.S. ;SpanishClub 4; ''B" Football 4.

RlchardMason ''Clcvemcss althoughsufficientfor noth­ ing is serviceablc for cverything."

3Ycars C.S.H.S, ;Varsity Cross Coun­ try2, 3,4, Co-Captain4; "B"Tr.i.ck 2, 3,4; lctterman's Club2,3,4; Cycling Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Rota Club 3,4, Social Chairman 4. Gale Mc8room ''Beautiful dreamc-r, wake unto me;star­ light and dew drops arc waiting for thee."

3YcarsC,S.H.S.; Girb'League2,3, 4; FrenchClub 2,3; Sp;mishClub 3;T.O. T. 's 2, 3,4; Fuuae Nurses' 3,4, Coor­ dlnator4;Talent Show4;0perctta 3, 4; ?re�Med Club 2,3; Honor Ro!l 2, 4.

Michael McCleery "My time will come."

3Year5C.S.H.S.; "B"Track3; Varsity Trac k 3; Cron Country Manager 4; Track Manager 4.

Verona McKelly ''lfind earthnolgray bulrosy."

Janette McDaniel •�oy is an elation o[ i;pirit-0£ a $1>irit which uusu in the goodness and truth of its own pos.se$Sion." 2 YcarsC.S.H.S,;Girls'Lea,i;uc3,4, Sccrcu.ry4; Pep Club4, Organizer4; TalcntShow3,4;RcdCrossl,2;F.H. A,3; FrcnchCJub4;A.F.S.4; F.B.L. A. 2;T.O.T. 's I.

I YearC.S.H.S.

Marilyn Mock "But hers, which through the crystal tears gave light, :;hone like the moon in water seen by night,"

Bill Meeks "Hispresence has becn the i>pice of our lives."

3 YearsC.S.H.S.; ArtClub 3,4, Prcddcnt 3. Brian Moehring "You are a devil at everything, but there u nothing ,n the whole world but what you c a n tum your hand to. "

3 Years C.S.H.S.; Varsity Football 2, 3;VarsityTrack 2; Student Council 2; RotaClub3,4.

Stephen Mettler "The quiet rort of guy who's great."

3 Years C,S,H,S,; Cycling Club 4.

JYcarC.S.H.S.;Girls'Lcague 2,3,4; Pep Club l,2,3,4;T.O.T.'s 1,2,3,4; �·rench Club 1,2, 3, Secretary 2; A.F. S. 2,3. Kath!ccn Moffctt '".EH£RVESC£NC£ ! "

3YearsC,S.H.S,; Girls' League2,3,4, Cabinet3;G,A.A.3,4; French Club 2, 4, Cabinet 4; PepClub 2;Sccretar}' 2; Rally Club 2, ?,4, Secre�ry 2; Head Cheerleadcr4; "B"Cheerleadcr2; Var­ sity Cheerleader3,4.

Judith Monroe 'Talent Is that which is a woman's power."

3 YcarsC.S.H.S•.;Thespians2, 3,4; French Club 3; Debate Club 2, 3; Girls'League 2,3,4.

WilliamMohler "HI chance to talk a little wild, forgive me."

3YearsC.S,H.S.

StewartMoody "It's ;i. funny thing ;,.bout life; if you re­ fuse to ;i.cceptanything but llic bcn, you vcry oacn get it."

2 YcusC.S,ll,S.; l!onorFDll3,4;C,S, F. 3; "B" Footbal!3; ''B"Track3; French Club3; Key Club4; Varsity&.sketball3, 4;J,V.CrossCountry4; VarsltyTrack 4.

MichaelMoore "A m;i.n ;i.!ways willing to laugh with others." 3YeusC.S.H.S.;CamenClub2,3.

Ma.rilynMorrill ''She is always true to her work, her word, and her friends."

2 Yurs c.s.H.S.; G.A.A. l;C. S.f. l;l.05Comp;i.ncro5l,2;Span­ ish Club4; ArtClub4;Ecneic$4; F.B.L.A,4;Girls' League I, 2, 3,4.

TenenceMoore ''Typical, butw;i.yabovc average.

2 Yurs C.S.H.S.; Honor Iloll 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; Madrigals4; Operetta 3,4;JwtiorAchlcvcrnent 2,3,4.

John Morgan ''The cour.1gewe dcslrcand prize isthc courage to live rn;i.nfully."

3 Years C.S.H.S.; Varsity Golf2,3,4, Capt;i.in 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DavidMonis '1t mauen not what you arc thought to be, but what you uc."

3 Yean c.s.H,S.; Sp,anishClub3,4, Social Chairman4;Varsity FoottG.ll2, 3;KeyClub4;Welghtlifting2.

Curtis Morrison 'Of every noble work, the silent part is the best." 3Years C.S.H.S.; Varsity Golf3,4.

Linda. Mullikin "She hath a natural, wise sincenty."

Cecily Meyers "The girl with miles and miles of • smiles."

2YearsC.S,H.S,; G.A.A,2; F,N. C, 2,3; T.O.T. 's3; Honor Roll2,3; Latin Club2,3; Girls' League2,3.

2Years C.S.H.S.; Flag Twirler 4; Rally Club 4; Girls' Lugue 3,4, Cabinet 4; G.A.A. 2,4; Social Chairman 2; St1.1dent Council2; Rally Committee2; Talent Show 3,4.

NancyNowcls ''Nothingis as st:rong as gcntkness."

Dell.a Myers A woman of inward strength and courage

3YearsC,S.H,S.; ArtClub2,3, 4; Spanish Club 2; T.O.T.'s 2; FrenchClub 3; Girls' League2,3, 4, Cabinet 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Pep Club2. Christopher Nygren "Lord, how he talks!"

2 1/2YearsC,S,H.S.; DebateClub 2 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Spanish Club 3,.; Operetta2,3,4; 3 Act Play2,4; Ten­ nis Manager3;ChessCiub4; Madrigals 4; Talent Show 3,4.

Tere$aNorris "Life is not life at all without delight."

3YearsC.S.H.S.; G.A.A. 4; Ta­ lent Show 3,4; PepClub 4; Spanish Club3,4, Cabinct3,4; T.O.T.'s4; Girls' League 2,3,4; Photography Club 3;Ecneics 3; F.H,A.2.

2YearsC.S.H,S.; Girls'Lea­ gue2,3,4; LatinClub 2;C.S. F. 3,4. 3YearsC.S.H.S.

Susan Palmer "The soul that perpetually over­ flows with kindne51 and sweetne55 will ;1.lways be cheerful."

1 YearC.S.H,S. ; Class Counci l l; Basketb.11Te:im 2, 3; French Club 3; Student Council Handbook 3; M:ith Club 2; A.F.S. 4; Debate Club4;T:ilentShow4.

D;1.vidOrmiston "For his heart is like the sea, ever open, br;1.,e and free."

3 Ye;1.rsC.S, H,S. ; "B" Football2, 3; VarsityTrack 2,3,4; Vanity Cross Cquntry 3,4; Rou Club 4; Stud1ull Council4.

Florence Peain ''However great a happincH is, there is still one greater, ","hich is that of being worthy of the happmc55 enjoyed."

3 Ycan c.s.H.S.; c.s.F. 2, 3,4; El Espiritu 3,4, Editor 4; Varsity Cheer ly ; e 3 ��t '2, 3,!\ ��=e c;;�:�::td :: � .A��. 3 ,4; Honor&ll 2,3,4; Stude ntCouncil 4 ; Girls'League 2, 3,1;TalentShow2,4.

Donald Peck ''Quiet and shy ;1.nd pleas.int to know."

3 Years C.S.H.S.

Carol Polt.ter ''Her beauty isbut an airdivine through which hermind's all-Sentle graces shine," 3 Years c.s.H.S.; Spanish Club Dale Price ''Something is in you tl1,:1.t can $mile at Fate ,"

3 Years C,S, H.S.

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John Porter ''The kln ofmanthatgoes through d doors tl,at say pull." life pushing

3 Years C.S.H,S,; Key Club 3, 4; Varsity Footb.112; VarsiryBaseball 3, t �/ 1).i�Sp���\u� Hc;: P-oll 2,3,4.

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Peter Rait ''Here isa man full ofspark who is roused ·n a m·nutc."

3 Years C,S.H.S. ; "B"Track 2; Varsity CrossCountry2,3,4; "B"Football2;Var­ sity Golf 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Le tter­ man's Club l, 3,4; Rola Club4.

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P;iulFb.smusscn "A m:1.n •lw;,,ys has lworeasons for doing anything - a good reason and the real reason."

3Ye.i.rsC.S,H.S,

Lill.i;in flcbhwi ''She is a littlechimneyhe:lted upin a moment."

3 YearsC.S.H.S.; LatinClub 2; Pep Club 2; French Club 2,3,4; A,F.S. 2, 3,4; Talent Show 3; C.A.A. 2; Pre­ Med 4; T.O,T. 's 2,3,4.

Jane Reber " A cheerful temper Joins to make her beauty attractive, her knowledge de­ lightful, and her wit good natured. " 3YcarsC,S.H.S.;Girls'League2,3,4, Cabinct4; G,A,A. 2,3,4, President 4; A,F,S, 2,3; FrenchClub 3,4, Cabinet 4; Student Council 4; Flag Twirler 4; PepChtb 2,4;RallyClub4; Talent Show 3,4; Honor Roll 2, 3,4.

James Robinson '1 think, therefore I am." 3YearsC,S,H.S.

Katherine Reynolds "A face with gladness over spread, soft smilesby humankindncssbred." Patricia Rector Y " our laughter is• fount:i.in of r.i.diance which thrillsthevivid airas you \ill by."

3Years C.S,H.S.; French Club 2; Girls' Le:i.gue2,3,4;Ecncics3,4; Pre-Med3:4; Future NI.fies 4; C.S.F. 2; Talent Show 3;Chorus3;0rchestr:i.2. Richard Robinson ''Wit and wisdom :1.rc born with a man." 3Yeal'$ C.S.H,S,

3 yearsC.S.H.S.; F.8.L.A. 2,3,4, President 4; Pep Club ,, 4; Di-ill Team 3; Girh' League 2, 3,4; Hon­ or Pdl 2; StudcntCouncil 4; Talent Show 4,

James Rosser ''He set his heart upon the goal, n.Jt theprhe,"

Paula.Sage � l �1�ghJor hope hath happy place with e

3YearsC,S,H,S.;FrenchClub2,3,4, Treasurer4;T.O.T.'s 3,4, Vice--Pres­ ident 4;El Espiritu Staff 3;G.A.A. 2, 3,4;Gllli'League2,3,4;PepClub2,4; Talent Show 3,4; Honor Poll 2,4;A.F. S. 3,4;Spanl.Jh Club4.

Jeanette Rugh ;�v��I; :/�.n,, on Iler lips and a twinkle

3 Years c.S.H.S.;Concert Choir 3,4; T2lent Show 3,4; Girls' League 2,3,4; Honor Po112, 4; T .C.L.Festival 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 4; Operetta 3, 4;T.O.T.'s 4; Spanish Club 2;Chorus 2.

Michael Sanders ''Strong beli efswinstrong men, and make them suonger."

3YearsC.S,H,S.

Marc Savage '1 am the master of my fate; l am the capta.;n of my soul'.'

3YearsC,S.H.S.; VarsityTrack2, 3,4, Captain4;Class SocialChairman 4; C. S.F. 2,3,4,'Presldent4;Princlpa.�Hon­ or Poll 3; Key C!ub4; Lettcnnan'sClub 2,3,4;Spanish Club4.

Stephen Schaefer

''Live while ye may."

3Yea.nC.S.H.S.

Susan Sayers

"He re iJ a maiden who is eve r contente d with life,'

IYevC.S.H.S.;G. A.A . I; Girls' Gle e Club 1,2,3, 4.

Daniel Schafer "A qui.et thoughtful man is always welcome."

3YeanC,S,H.S,; ''B" Football2; J.V.Foot�l!l; VarsityWa.terPolo 4;Letterman'sClub4, Douglas Schau "Eat ha.Has much, sleep twice as much, drink three times as much, laugh fow­ tlmes as much, and you will live to a .ripe old age." 2YearsC.S,H.S.;Football];Honor Roll 4;YouthCoordinatingCoW1ci14;Centur­ ions3,4; SpanishClub4;Talent Show 4; Wolfpacket 4; Photrppher 4.

Thomas Scheeu

''He who dares do all that may become a man, ;,.nd d.lres no more, he ha m.n indeed."

3YnrsC.S.H.S.;'B FootbaJ\2,3,Cap t:;un3; B Track 2,3 ; V;,.nity Tr•ck4; SpaniihClub2,3.

Paul Schenck 'his the feeling ofexening ef­ fort tJ,at exhilarates us."

Penelope Schenk

"Her face shined bright and made a sunshine ,nthe shady place."

3YcarsC.S,H.S.;Var$ity Foot­ ball 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3; Key Club 3,4;Letterman's Club3,4.

3Years C.S.H.S.; T.O.T.'s 2,3,4; Girls' league 2,3,4;C. �- F. 3,4, Libr.ry Staff 2.

James Seubold 'treater horizons are opened before him every time he crosses a horizon already in sight."

MaryLois Seifen

O;lVid Scott "Nothingputsmeout -lam re­ solved to be happy."

Sheila Shannon ''She posscsse5a softness and a sweet at­ tractive grace."

3 Years C. S.H.S.; Girls' League 2,3,4, Cabinet4; FrcnehClub2,4;FutureNurses 2,3,4,Prc5ident4; Talent Show3,4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club4.

and h ;�:::/�i���:��!,'1st ���/ 3 Years C.S.H.S.; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2,3,4; HonorRo112,3,4; Drill Team 2; Pep Club 2; A.F.S. 3; Talent Show 3,4; T.O.T.'s 4, Socia! Chairman 4; Orchestra 2,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer4.

3 YearsC.S.H,S.; Varsity:.wimming 2, 3,4, Captain4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3, 4; C.S.F, 2,3,4; Debate Club 2, 3,4, President 2,3;StudentCou.n­ cil4; Princip;.l's Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Har­ vard Book Award 3; Boulton Black Award 2; A,F,S,3,4. Kathleen Shea ''To love the beaut iful, desire the good, and do the best,"

3 YearsC,S,H.S.; Latin Chib2; C.S,F. 2,3,4; G,A.A. 2; A.F.S.3,4;Ecneics 3; Spanish Club4; Girls'League 2,3,4.

Ted Sheldon ''Life too qu.let hatl1 no pleasure. " 3YeariC.S,H.S.;LatinClub2; French Club 3; "B" Football 2; Centurion$ 3, 4; Youth Coordinating Council 4; Honor Poll 2,4;Talent Show 4.

C,uolyn Sheffey •,nfinite riche1 In a little woman." 3 Years C.S.H.S, ; Girls' Lea­ gue 3,4; Spanisl, Club3,4;T. o.T. 's3,4; G.A.A. 3;F.H.A. 2,3;PepClub2,4.

Karen Shell '1 take life as it coines and am happy," 2 YearsC.S,H.S, ; PepClub 2,4; F,B.L.A. 2, 4;A.F.S, 4;G.A.A, 2; Spanish Ciub4;Talent Show4; Girls'League 2,4.

KazuhiroShinohar;t. "A good m.a.ni$ the best man, and t.here­ fore$00ner tobe chosen, longer tobe re­ tained; and indeed, never to be parted "ith," 1 YearC.S,H.S, ; Key Club4; A.F,S, 4, Student From Japan; Varsity Track4; Student CoWlCil 4.

Ann Smithen "Ncver askagalnwhy gcntlemenprefer blond!>." 3 Years c.s.H.S.; Student Cowicil2; Coordinating Council 2; Girls' League 2, 3, 4; Cabinet3; Span!shCh1b 3; Rally Club 3; Songleadcr 3; Talent Show 3, 4;G.A.A. 4;Science Falr 2,4.

Matti Sippo •,n qu.letness and confidence shall be your strength." 1 YearC,S.H.S.;Church spon­ sored exchange student. from Finland.

Loet.aSmith "A virtuous heart, therewith a lofty mind." l YcarC.S.H,S,; C.S, F. 4; A.F.S. 4; Latin Club 2,3, 4;French Clµb 2, 3, 4;CheuClub4; Nation.al HoilOrSo­ ciety 3; Second Alternate Marshall 3; National Junior ClaS11ical League Convention 2, 3. Michael Snelson "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy mi,ghl." 3 Yea.r$C.S,H.S.; Varsity Football 2,3,4;Track2,3,4.

Robert Steiner ''You'll find him always full of pranks and jolly laughter." 3 Years C.S.H.S.; "B" Football2; Var­ sity Footba.113; KeyCiub 4; Spanish Club 4. Nancy Stevenson "She's small, but so is the atom."

Linda Stine ''Hearts that are delicate and kind makethe bestcompany in the world."

3 Years C,S,H.S.; Girls' League 2, 3,4;F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4 ; G.A.A. 2,3,4 ; Drill Team 3; ::;, ���� i; �alentShow 4; Stui 3 t

3 Years C.S.H.S.; Talent Show2, 3,4, Director4; G,A,A. 2, 3,4; Girls' League 2,3, 4, Cabinet 3; French Club 3,4;Dri11Team 2;Pep Club 2,4; F.H,A, 2; A.F.S. 3,4; �I Espiritu 3,4.

Thomas Swarts "His manners are like his character, a letter of credit everywhere,"

Michael Strub "The less of routine, the more of life." Catherine Streich ''Her heart is alwaysdoing Jovelythings, de­ lighting all my undelightful hours." 3 Years C.S,H,S.; Girls' League2,3,4; G. A. A, 2, 3, 4, Representative 2, Basketball Manager 4;Cl:;i.ss Vice-President 2, 3; Class Social Chairman 4; Spanish Club2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Student Council2,3; Youth Coordinating Council 4; Honor Poll 2,4. Janet Swett "A �ind equal to any undertaking that she puts,talongside ofanda beautytomatch it." 3 Years c.s.H.S.; C,S,F, 2,3,4; Girls' League2,3,4; A.F,S, 2,3,4, Secretary 3; FrenchClub2, 3,4, President3; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 3; Honor Roll2 3 4; Talent Show3,4; Cl.ass Secretary-Tre�s: urer2;T,0,T.'s2,3,4 .

2 YearsC.S,H.S.;Cross Coun­ try Team4; Track4; Concert Choir 3,4;Talent Show 3,4.

3 Years C.S.H.S.; Varsity Cross Cowi­ try 3,4; VarsityBasketball 3,4, Captain 4; Varsity Track 3,4; "B" Basketball2; "B" Track 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4,

Annemarie Szeless "There are souls in this world which have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go." l YearC,S,H.S. ,A, F.S. Student from Austria; A.F.S. 4; G.A.A, 4; Gids' League 4, Cabinet4.

Ponnie Thomas ''There are two good things in life-free­ dom of thought and freedom of action. "

I Year c.s.H.S.; VarsityTn.ck 2;Vai­ sity Football 3;letterman's Club 2, 3,4; Talent Show 4.

William Thatcher "The {!.uh of hh keen blue eye1 marks the mischief within." 1Year C,S,H.S,

Ralph Thompson ''Everyone iscraiy but you and me and sometimesl suspect you a little." l Year C.S,H.S.

Tobc2n'1 on future mischief set."

: YeusC.S.H,S.; G.A.A, 2,3,4, \tice4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Drill 2; f,H.A, 3; Girls' LeaRue2,3,4; ': Show 3, 4; Pre-Med Club 4;Pep C: 2,4; A,f.S. 4. Wagner

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Yc:a:rs:C.S,H.S,; Spanish Club 3,4; 3,4; Art Servlcu4; Girb'lea­ ,-2 3 4;T.O.T.'s4;A,f,S. 4;Ta­ _._.5.bow4.

Michael Twiford "He has ai;piritthat ncvcrtircsof helping others."

3YearsC.S.H.S,;Varsity Football Man.ager3,4;J. V, Basebal1Mana­ ger2, 3,4; VarsityBaskctbalJMan­ ager 4; J.V. Football 3, 4; letter­ man's Club 3,4.

Lucille Verbal

"With nm-like radiance ever gay."

3 Years C. S, H.S. ;Girls'league2; 3,4;FutUJeNurses 2,3,4;Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Social Chairman 3; F.B.l.A. 2;TalentShow3,4. Barbara Waldman "A flower watched her dance and learned to sway."

3 Years C.S,H.S.; Cycling Club 3,4; Debate Club2,3,4; T,O,T.'s4, Prcs­ ide11t 4; Talent Show 3, 4; G.A.A, 2, 3, 4;Girb' League 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; T. C,L, Orche"1':I.2, 4; Spanish Club 4.

Mary Walters "Sincerity is an openness of heart;we find it in very few people,"

3Years C,S.H.S.;Girls'League2,3,4, Cabinet3;G,A.A.2, 3, 4;French Club 2,3,4;T.O. T. 's3,4;TalcntShow3, 4; Pep Club 2. Fence Warhurst "A wild, bright spirit, beautiful and swift."

Edward Warkentin "The milde5t manners and the gentlest hcan."

3 Years C,S.H.S.; "8" Basketball 2;

3YearsC,S.H,S,;Girls'League 2,3, 4, Cabinet2; Talent Show 2, 3,4;Concert Choir2,3,4;Rally Club4;Varsity Cheer­ leader 4;G.A.A. 2, 3,4;Spani$11 Club 2,3,4;T .o. T. 's 2,3,4;A.F.s. 3,4.

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Georgia Weismiller

"Knowing her is a liberal education!"

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Doll.;lld Warzecl<a ''Of all the animal.J, the boy is the most amiable."

3Yeus C.S,H.S.

Stephen Weiss ''The judgment of the wise is, like gold, distinguished for its superior weight."

3YearsC.S.H.S,; c.s.F. 2,3,4; Ec­ neics 2,3,4; Math Club4; Debate Club 2,3,4;ScienceFair 2,3,4; ChessClub4; ''8" Football 2; "C" Track 2;"B" Track 3,4;Student CoWlcil 4.

Linda Weaver "The good are heaven 'Ii pccu. liar care."

3Years C,S.H.S.; T.0.T. 's 2;Art Service 4;F.B.L.A. 4; Girls' League 2,3,4.

4; Art Club 2,3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4;Thesplam;4;Stude9tCouncil3.

Anthony Wicher "My sentence is open for war." 2 Yearsc.s.H.S.

Adrienne Wing ''To make knowledge valuable, you mun have the cheerfulness of wisdom."

3YearsC.S.H.S.; MuseumStudcnlAsso -

��:!��;�s�!•n��7:���;sdtf,!�'=;�b:t .�; 2;C.S. F, 2,3,4;L:i.tinClub2,3;Sclence Fair 2, 3; National Merit Lett.e.r o!Com­ mendation4; R.ldio Club3,4; Girls' Le a­ gue 2, 3,4.

&uceWilliams 'Wine, women, and ,ong are gelling me down; so I think I 'II give up dnging." 3 Yun C.S.H.S.

Dianna Woy ''She was born silly and had a relapse,"

3 Ye arsC,S.H,S. ; G.A.A. 2, 3,4, Ca­ binet 3, Showe, lnspector4; Fre nchClub 4, Secretary 4; f,H,A. 3; Girls' League 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 3,4; Pep Club 2, 4.

Peter Yao •A grand comblnationof good na­ wre and good seiue."

3 Years C,S,H.S.; Camera Club 2,3,4, President 2,Vice-President 3,4; Studenl Council 3,4; Cross Country 3, 4; Scie nceClub 2, 3, 4, Pr-eddenl4; Te nnis]; Science fair 2,3,4;Ausio-YisualAides Club l, 4; Wolfpacket Photographe r 3.

Jon York "His high endeavors are an ,nwai;d lighl that makesthepuh before him always bright."

3 Years C. S.H, S.; Letterman's Club 2 3,4;A.S.B, President 4; Varsity Football2, 3, -1, Captain 4, KeyClub2,3,4, So!:creury­ Treasurerl;C.S.F. 2.

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You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever, And it well may be for a day and a night, And it well may be forever. ·.,t"'� But whether we meet or whether we part ' r (For our ways are past our knowing), • i:. ':,;,.,, A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! Here's luck\ For we know not where we are going.

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·' •· ; !j Whether we win or whether we lose ;,.,H With the hands that life is dealing, It is not we nor the ways we choose But the fall of the cards that's sealing. There's a fate In love and a fate in fight, And the best of us all go underAnd whether we're wrong or whether we're right, We win, sometimes, co our wonder. Here's luck! With a steady swing and an open brow We have cramped the ways together, But we're clasping hands at the crossroa.ds now In the Fiend's own night for weather; And whether we bleed or whether we smile In the leagues that lie before us, The ways of lUe are many a mile And the dark of Fat�·1s o'er us. And a cheer for the dark before us\

You to the left and I to the right, For the Ways of men must sever, And It well may be for a day and a night And it well may be forever! But whether we live or whether we die (For the end is past our knowing), Here's two frank hearts and the open sky, Be a fair or an Ill wind blowing! Here's luck! In the teeth of all winds blowing.

juniors Prepare to Assume Leadership of Coming Year

It is in the momentous Junior year we realize that next year is our "last chance" and the world is but one step in the future. At this time, we pause to look back and sum up our successes and failures and to view with understanding what we are and which goals lie ahead. The past year has been one of proving our worthiness for the leap into the empty senior shoes next fall. It is with pride that we look upon the upperclassmen's effort to unite both campuses---an ideal example of classes traditionally split by strife cooperating for the benefit of the whole. It is many times said that next year will be the best yet. The pre­ cedent set by previous classes is great, It is the duty of the Class of 64 only to live up to this precedent . •. . . with originality. Re­ member, Next Year ...SENIORS\

Jack Aden

JerTy Aden

Slcphanie An<lcrson

SU$an Applebee

William Barbour

Gloria Berger

R,� Brody

B.uba.ra Allen

Jack Anderson

TrudyBank$

Cathleen Barlow

Ma.ryBergman

John Anderson

Barbara Beatty

Barbara Boling er

Dougb.iBcU

J:inctBelcher

Sharon 11.onicamp

Roberta Brown

TerryBUl'TOWS 57

PatridaBw-t

Otilia Bustos

AndrewCaddes

Timothy Ch.i.:rlebois

Cathleen Calhoun

EllenCh.i.sc

Raymond Candelas

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Sally Chittenden

Billie Carpenter

Rosemary Carroll

Michael Caylor

CherylClark

Elizabeth Coldiron

Virginia Coltrin

Rich.i.rd Craig

Kathleen Crilly

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Chcrcne Combs

Kathleen Conard

Eliiabeth Crowder

LarryCrowley

Sus.in Davi$

Candyce Deavenport

KathleenCox

Thomas Corse

Chatleen Dallman

Jeanne DeJournett

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Penny Doma

Rull, Dart

Martha Davis

Steven Denning

C.i.rolDcregibus

Lucenc De Weese

AnnDickenson

Mavis Dougla.,

JamesDilkl

Cynthia Eaton

BarbaraDolan

Gordon Eddington

MarlaDonyes

Suzanne Domingos

Bonnie Elder

Joan Elias

Emily Erh.l.rt

Kaaren Fogelman

Nancy FO$tCr

Craig Fowler

Lynne Francis

RichardFrankel

Cheryl Frantz

SusanFu:rer

Dorene Gale

Joe Garciduenas

&lsematy Garciduena.,

Janet Giger

Victoria Gilfillan

Kenneth Gill

Geoffrey Girvin

David Godwin

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Augu,,u Goldstein

Judith

Paula Grant

Candice Gratz

Goldstein

Martin Gonzalez

Judith Gordon

Thomas Green

Susan Haldeman

Christi;rna

Graham

l JenniferHall

Nancy Grakaw

MarjorieHabtad

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Cheryl Harper

CarolHarry

ThomasHauch

Gany Hawes

DwightHenry

Patricia H�rbert

Donna H.i.rwood

EricHartman

DavidHearst

Ja.nnic Heat.on

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KarenHershey

Hernando:,z

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Jeannetta Haskell

Judith Heminger

SusanHeuck

Dianne Hathaway

Chloe

Hendferson

D;ileHiatt

Nanci Hicken

Sharon Hodges

Ch:lrlesHolt

Norman Honley

William Hubbell

Michael Hudson

Thomas Hunter

William Hurd

Daniel lccnogle

Carole Isaacson

Donald jay

RDbertJenkins

Jimjohn$on

Katherine Jones

Riciia.rd Keller

Steve Kennedy

Gloria King

Nancy King

Diana Kirby

Darla Kirner

Pamela Kotzio

Suzanne Kovacs

Vicki La Mear

Dennis Langma;ick

Kenneth L;iwton

J;icqueline Leeser

Diane Levinson

Marilyn Lin

Karen Kazsuk

Douglas Kell

Ro�emary Livingston

Douglas Lober

SU$.1nMack

John Maggs

Christine Malmquist

Sharon Maloney

John Malsberger

Rosal.in Manjarrez

Marilyn Mantle

Broolle Marcotte

Jeffrey Martin

Daniel Martinei

Berle Maxey

Janet McCallon

Gregory McCarthy

James McCleery

Leann.a Martinez

Nancy McClee.y

Ruth McConnel

JohnMeeb

Thomas Metier

Cheryl McCoy

Marilyn Michael 62

William McQuillan

Charles Meadowi;

Judith Minnich

James Morgan

Constance Meeks

Joseph Motich.t

Raben MueUer

Colleen Nelson

David Newell

Nancy Nicholl

Pat:rlcla O'Brien

Diane Olsen

Marcia Palmer

Suzanne

Berty Peacock

Judith Peairs

Donald Pearson

Harry Pennock

Richard Poplawski

John Porterfield

Rabe= Petenbrink

JackPrice

Janine Ries

Payne

Ellen PhilliJÂť

Eleanor Rector

Kevin Robinson

C:i.ren Pocock

Janet Poland

Suzanne Rector

Fon;1;ld Reeve

William Rogers

Ronald llobinson

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Lynn Reide

Helen

Ronfeldt

Kathy Ry.,.n

C.rol Ryerson

VirglniaSait

Tanya Schnelder

St<'ven Schock

Daniel

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Dlilne Shaffer

CadaSmith

Jan Stanfield

BettyS;i.m510n

Raymond Sanrord

Barbara Schuyler

Nancy Sc;ott

TenyShaner

Lynda Shaffer

Roger Smith

Timothy Sml<h

SU$anStapp

Robort Stephen«in 64

FobcnSanlord

SuunScott

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Snyder

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Patricia Saucfcb

Martin Serna

Denni$Sidler

Rhey Solomo11

Georgia Swanson

DavidSwaru

i1obett Swiatek

Donald Taylor

S<anley Thomas

Bonni, Thompson

Bruce Thornburg

Sandra Trickett

Judith Tw:rentine

Greg Vandenberg

Maryann Wash

a Wayne Wilder

JamuWat,on

Carolyn Wing

Gerald Webster

Carol Teny

Unda Tessler

Susan Tlarkl:

StephanieTodd

Cedric Tracy

David Vetterleln

Luc:y Vincent

Haydn Walton

Lindsey Taylor

Lawrence Weblter

"""rt Wolcott

llobort Wolverton

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Katharine Wheaton

Beverly Yoi-ke

Edith Young

Su�cttc Young

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By Following} Sophomores Learn to Lead

Sophom0tc Class Officers: SEATED: L. Cox, A. Stamp15, M. Yao, Social Chairmen. STANDlNG, Doug Dcne5, President; K. West, Vice-President; P. Rich.&rd5on, Secretary-Treasurer. MISSING: V. StepheNOn, Social Chairman.

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RRST ROW: J. Sakin, S. Lindemulder, J. Drake, J. Lotito, L. Sevigny, S. Hanis, D. Wagner, V. Sloan, L. Langlois. SECOND ROW: M. Cummings, S. Kennedy, D. Newell, S. Uvenhall, G. DeBell, S. Petenon, M. fuh. TIIIRD ROW:· K. MacMillian, S. Diehl, P. Boone, J. Blanche, D. Krause, R. Mason. FOURTI-1 ROW: A. Simmons, D. Warhurst, P. Eggans, K. Pilllam, A. Stiles, D. Moore.

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flRST ROW: J. Malsberger, S. Duncan, B. Bramer, B. Jaeger, C. Norris, P, Nichol$, S. Shacklett, J. Sellers, R. Eaton, N. Whitehead. SECOND ROW: J. Wakefield, J. Anooshian, J. Bradley, L. Ruley, C. Henog, K, Flynn, G. Cluk, C, Johns, T. Torrez. THIRD ROW: R. Stewart, W. Loomis, G. Gabler, C. Grcenbeck, L. May, D. Lanier1 D. Zeala, C, Duncan, FOURTH ROW: T, Focke, H. Sinclair, R. DiGangl, S. Dally, P. Hammersmith, R. Johnson, J. Charlebois, J. Groene, P. Snyder,

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S. Loeb, C. Sheldon, E. Walker, G. Farr. FOURTii ROW: C. Kennedy, D. Thompson, R. Kallenback, Legten, H. Meyers, D. Mueller, S. Richuds, R. Latimer.

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FIRST ROW: C. Richardson, C, Whitehead, L. Hetton, T. Hagen, C. Lawrence, L. Hudson, C. Reynolds. SECOOD ROW: J. Be.llemin, M. Shively, J. Salzman, C. Kennedy, D, Charlton, D. Hill, R. Davickon. TiilRD ROW: Ii... Helnbuck 1 P. Dearborn, J. Hunt, L. Braun, C. Duffy. FOURTH ROW: P. O'Kelly, B. Nance, V, Cottu501 J. Ormiston, T, McCulland, T. B.tltien-a, T. Cafney, D. DeJoumett, M. Nichois.

FIRST ROW: B. Caddes, C. Myers, J. Vem,as, N. H.awley, R. Tuey, L. Irwing, J. Jonas, R. Jolly. SEC­ OND ROW: A. Platt, J. Larson, B. Fisher, C. Br.adley, E. Sheffer, C. Sovenwon, S. Thome, M. Wumuth. TI-IIRD ROW: R. Fienstein, S. Macklin, D. Preston, B, House, D. Moore, D. Webster, O, Srader, M. Luck­ cnbcll, B. Mason, W. Cehant.

JOWONE: G. Kingman, D. Law, J. Stevenson, S. Warkintin, M. Ralt, P. Richa.rdson, P. fleynolds, l. Waldman. ROW TWO: E. Nickerson, K. Kittinger, C. Ull, K. Gonard, P. Cbais,oo, 8. Kaufman, N. FWier. FOW THREE: D. L upinskl, �-e:��nM!o���y �:i7,1:i. ta:;:, s\�:,ian, C. Hutchbon, R. Case. POW FOUR.: B. Dahlem, B. Rallds, G. f'e

POWONE: J. Greer, M. Yao, E. Keller, N. Cole, B. .Berkhemer, P. Todd, B. Schneider. POW TWO, L. Manwaring, N. Salton, V. StepheDSOn, S. Brown, K, Blomquist, B. C adde1, J. Bradfield, C. Steven,on. ROW THREE: J. Abennan, K. West, S. Gifford, L. Green.Jee. OOW FOUR.: M. KU!i, V. Boles, N. Blancha.rd, D. Pavlcov, B. Helber, G. Opstad, K. Priece, A. O'Hara, S. Spear. lmet; J. Duffy.

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New Era Begins in

Lives of the Freshmen

THAT WONDERFUL YEAR

ClarL"mont ha-. pro\·L·n that tlK· puwcr of un­ ifiL·tl spirit is a tl"L'lllL'ndous um:. During rll.\TWOl'\DERFl!L YEAR... l%J this spir­ it has r.:untinuctl 111..iny worthwhile organiza­ tions whir.:h hd\'L' ix:r.:u1m: an impoi-tant part of our hi1,,f1 sr.:hool lifc, ThL'SL' organizations, in turn, haVL' r.:ontrihutctl a great <lc.:al to this spirit and havL' greatly inr.:n.:asL'd its powl!r.

Capable Leaders Provide The Guiding Light

Beverley Blanc.he Co-ordinator

Judy C:l.Ul Business Manager

Progress Through Cooperation and Unity is Strengthened by Representative Government

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F1RST ROW: J. Seubold, B. filanche, J. Gain,, C_. Colby C. Gibbs, J. Heaviside, R. Lewis, D, Ormiston, B. Jones, D. Henderson. SECOND ROW: e e m 0 5 d �!!� L����• J� �i�,P� G���: f· :;�,. HFQ�.;l�otv:yc;;�PJ!!1�.:�: �•. ���/j, �;! k.B'w!��- te�� r_' M. Savage, M. Gratz, K. Shinohara, S. Blackbum, A. Platt, J. Hwit 1 C. Pulcher, D. Pexldns, J. Grana, J. Malsberger. FlrIH ROW: G. Coltrin, B. Dolan, S, Mack, D. Denes, A. Zetterberg, T. Buchanan, D. Tracy, B. Hunter, SIXTI-1 ROW: J. Haskell, S. Tessier, M. Metcalf, C. Palos, S. Polster, SEVENIH ROW: W. Hurd, T. Omri.

Scholarship and Character Distinguish C.S.F. Members

FlRST ROW: Officers: A, Platt, B. Beatty. SECOND ROW: J. Keivsey, R. Dart, J. Haskell, L, Smith, A. Douglas, D. ParsonsJ D. Meyner, L. Kovar; C, WingJ K. Wheaton. THIRJ? ROW: K. Spittler, A, Wing, S, Law, R. Smith, K. O'Conner, A, Goldstein1 M. Seifert. FOURIB ROW: E. Young 1 G, Weismiller, M. Davis, R. Case, J. Watson, T. Hauch 1 J. Seubold, G, Gibbs, S. Weiss, N. Foster, MISSING: M. Savage 1 President.

A.F.S. Strives to Promote Universal Understanding

flRST ROW: Officers; J. Seubold, K. Shinoh:u-a, C. Atherton, K. Wheaton, President Carol Colby, J. Haskell. SEC­ OND ROW: J. Pol:1nd, B. Rhoades, ,\. Pl:i.tt, K. O'Conncr, G, Coltrin, B. Be:uty, R. Brody, 0. Parsons, K. Hershey, D. Rust. THIRD ROW: K. Co:t, P. David5on, E. Eldridge, T. Hunter, J. Larson, S. Trickett, R. Tr:lCy, L. Smith. !-'OURTH ROW: B. Crowder, N. McClccry, R. Gray, T. Hauch, T. Omri, J. Porter, L. Brewer, M. Davis1 R. Dart, J. Minnich, D. Mcyncrs, L. I.rwiug. F11'"TII ROW: K, Spittler, G. Gibbs, P. Schenck, B. Brllnwell, N. King, N. Fos­ ter, J. Anderson, M. King, B. Branstrom, C. Henderson.

The opportunity which A. F.S. affords is one of the most worthy methods of securing peace in a troubled world. In its main pur­ pose--promoting peace, brotherhood, and understanding--the C. H.S. chapter of A. F. S. has excelled highly. Cake and bond sales and car washes are few of the many methods used in earning money to bring A. F. S. ex­ change students to Claremont High. Clare­ mont has proven its dedication by bringing 12 foreign students here to date. We feel mac Anne-marie Szeless and Kazuhiro Shin­ ohara, this year's visitors,are two of the most outstanding.

These four m..idcnts arc nert year's A. F. S. rcprcscnutivcs from Clarmont High. flRST ROW: Buff Crowder, Jenny Haskell. SEC­ OND ROW: Tom Hunter, B:ubua Beatty.

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Annemarie Szele$S o[ Austria Annemarie, of Eisenstadt, Austtia, is the daughter of Stefan V. Sielus. Mr. Szeless is the manager o[ the estates o[ Prince Eaahazy, who has more holdings than any od1er man in Middle Imq,e. When Annemarie was only a year old, her b.mily fled iom lluisian-occupled Hungary to Austria In a horse-drawn can. A1 mu the family lived in Western Austria, because the eastern Rction -� ,inder Russian control. Now, they live only 19 miles sgm, the nungarian border. Azmemarie has three older brothers, all srudying at the Univ­ Atyo(Vienna. When dle returns home, We alsoexpecu to enroli illt!M:Universlty to continue her studies. She receivedherdiploma �Kcondary school lastJune. Her special interest Is foreign lan­ gmges, and she hopes to become an interpreter. She already speaks German and Hungarian fluently, Is quite good in English, and has aaliedSlavicand 1'-·-·h. She toekSpanlsh thhyear at Claremont High.

An excellent ,poruwoman, Annemarie proved herself to be a ble.1.S1et to theSenior G.A,A. t.hisycar. Her favorite sports � OOmming and boating, tennis, skiing, and b.i.sketball.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colby and their children Carol (a senior} 'lad John (a sophomore) were delighted to have Annemarie as a member of their family this past year.

KazuhiroShinohara of Japan Kaz is u,e .lirst A. F.S. student to come to Cla:re mont from 1.he Orient. He is from Niigata, Japan. His home town is a large indusuial and oil city on the Japan Sea on the west coart of the island of Honshu.Hi:;; father is an executive inan oil company,

Due to the high· mountain$, there is no automobile road from Nllgata to Tokyo; however, one YmlY go tl,ere by train or airplane. Living near the mountaiilli, Kaz is used to a great deal of cold and snow. It is no wondcr�1at he is an experienced skier. Also, Kaz runs shon distance events In track.

Ka, was an excellent 51.udent in high $Choo! m Japan where he wou.ldhavebeen a senior this year. A$ a sen­ �: :!i�laremont High, he carries a sLrong academic u

Kaz has made his home with Mr. :and Mi-s. Harold S:av:age, and their sons Marc(a scnior) :andSteve(a' freshman,) When Kn returilli to J:apan, he mun finish.dx monlhl of high ,chool. Afterwards, he plan$ to attend Tokyo University. After college, he hopes to return to theUnitedStates andClaremont.

Girls' League

''The Golt/en Rule is of no me u•halet"er 1111/esJ you realize il's your move." Aikman.

SEATED: J. McDaniel, C. Colby, H. Buchanan, R, Jones, E. Larson, E. Froeberg, P. Giuliano, J. Reber, A. SzeleS1S, D. Pazsm,s, G. Glmple, M, Walters, STANDING: D. Hiatt, R. Swett, D. Newell, G. Coltrin, K. Hershey, D. Myers, M. Mock, M. Anderson, T. Coulter, J. Minnich, Margaret Allen, President.

This year's Girls' League, led by Margaret Allen, has proven it­ self to be a very hard working ser­ vice organization. A toy drive for underprivileged children, a candy sale, and three school dances are a few of the activities sponsored by the Girls' League.

Rota Club

''Service Je11d1 Jo the im/noi•eme11t of your ou·11 character and gins you a real im­ portance in society.'' Brotlie.

f1RST ROW: Officers: G. Gibbs, B. Jones, M. Graa, P�sidenl John Heaviside, R. Mason, T. Hunter. SECOND ROW: D. Ormiston, S. Ham, K. Johnson, T. Hauch, D, Henry, T. Cha.dcbois, M. Serna. THIRD ROW: J. Hunt, B. Mathis, D. Hauch, P. Rait, C. Holder, Sponsor, Mr. Sargent.

Key Club

''Doiug good is the 011/y certainly happy action of a man's life." Sidney.

flRST ROW, P. Alloon, P. Madlem, B. Steiner, T. OmTi, President Rohen Lewis, J. Porter, P. Schenck, M. Savage. SECOND ROW: K. Shlnohn.ra, D. Tracy, T. Buchana.n1 J Scubold, J. York. THIRD ROW: J. Colby, G. Gilben, B. Mad,er.

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F.B.L.A.

"The art of s11uee,li11g i11 bmineu is in working hard-not laking thingi Joo Je• riously." 1-lubbard.

FIRST ROW: K. Reynolds, President: P, Clark, N. Stevenson, SECOND ROW: J. Hinton, B. Booth, �: :� ��• �- s�L:s;;�.- ,PS�a�� � :1£_C\v ���lds, M. McGowen. THIRD ROW: N. Adams, K. Shell, i 1 e

F.H.A.

''A good home implies good /it1ing. ll'ith­ Olff wbich there can be 110 good thinking." Thompson.

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Carol Camp, President.

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Future Nurses

"They /He/une for lhe 011/y /1rofessio11 that labors illcessautly to rfostroJ• !he reawu for its own existence." Anon.

FlRST ROW: S. Shannon, President; G. Coltrin, C. E.i.ton, 0. Chalton, P. Sanford, D. Swanson. SEC­ OND ROW: A. OlckeJl$Oll, D. Parsons, M. lkrgman, S. Vehar, P. Kou.en, C. Millikin, S. M::ick, Mn. Donnelly, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: C. Harry, P. Sauceda, J, H:ill, L. Meek$, B. Dolan, K. Kooman, R. Carroll, P. Dana.

T.O.T.S

"The true aim of everyone u·ho a:>pires lo be a teacher should be, 110! to imparl his 011•n opiniom. bul lo kimlle minds." Robertson.

FIRST ROW: P. Sage, B. Ninemin.:, M. L. Seifert, F. Hsu. SECOND ROW: Th--. Polos, Spo!UOr; S. Law, C. U.ton, P. Schenck, D. Law, T. Schneider, D. Wagner.

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Science Club

··rhe sludy of srience teache1 young men lo think." Mill,

FIRST ROW: Officers: N. Foster, L. Kittenger, P. Yao, President; P. Gach. SECOND ROW: G. Weismiller, K. Kittenger, E. Becks, K. Spittler, C. Atherton, B. Beatty, R. Brody, D. Heimerl, R. Dart. THIRD ROW: B. Schuyler, C. Crosley, E. Young, P. Hall, M. Davi�, N. Buxton, A. Wing, F. Hsu, G. Goldstein, C. Wing, Mr. Bookhout, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: C. Gibbs, D. Lewis, R. Smith, B. McQuillan, A. Caddes, J. Wat­ son, F. Jay, E. Warkentin.

Camera Club

"1'/Jey take a good l'iew of life." A11011.

Mr. Eads, Sponsor/ Ralph Hutcluson , President; F. Jay, Treasurer. MISSING, P. Yao, '{Ice-President; D, Clarridge, Sec.etary. 88

Stage Crew

"The me,, behind the scenes." Anon.

Mr. Reitnoucr, Sponsor; R. Stewart, S. Spear, A. Hedberg, A. O'Hara, H. Myers, Mr. Booth, Spomor.

Audio-Visual Aides

'"The mauy of/en of sertâ&#x20AC;¢ice so freely made." Dickens.

D. Peck; Mr. P:attenon, Spoiuor; R. Stewart. Spon,or.

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French Club

"As a hawk flielb 110I high u·ith 011e wing, even so a man reacheth 110/ to e.w"llence with one longue." /Ucham,

FIRST ROW: OFflCERS: D. Lewis, E. Larson, K. Dcttwcilcr, D. Woy, V. Butcher, K. Moffett, J. Re­ ber, P. Sage, H. Buchanan, S. Groth, P. Giuliano, E. Frocbcrg. SECOND ROW: J. Dilks, D. Myers, C. P:i.1051 P. Dan2, M. Cohn, P. Todd, B. Yorke, M. Yao, P. Richardson, J. Larson, G. Kennedy, C. Streich, L. flebhun, L. Manwaring, J. McD:i.nicls, L. Sm;th. TiiJRD ROW: D. Scott, M. Buchanan, D. Hall, J. Cummings, L. Jay, 8. Rhoades, K. O'Conncr, M. Butcher, B. Dolan, C. Roberts, C. Combs, Spon50r, Mn. Day, K. Alcto. FOURTI·I ROW: P. Boonisar, P. O'Brien, J. Stevenson, J. Minnich, D. Meyners, G. DcBcll, S. Grolh, R. Brody, L. Brown, N. Hawley, J. Giger, E. Young, K. Richardson, E. Phillip1, J. Bateman, R. Dart. F1FTH ROW, J. Scubold, K. Wheaton.

Spanish Club

"A "'"" u·ho is ig11oraut of foreign la11g11ages is ig11ora11t of his own." Goethe.

FIRST ROW· Spo11101 Sr. Lapadat, Officer,: T. Smith, C Jones, President; B. Crowder, G. Coltrin, S. Law, N. Now­ ells, P. R.ait. SECOND ROW D. Wagner, C Gallardo, M. Momll, T. Sclmeider, L. Smilk$teln, P. H:alstad, L. Reide, R. Booth, P. Grant, M. Wai;h, C. Nygren, C. McCoy. THIRD ROW: D. Heimerl, S. Gifford, S. Groth, S. Groth, D. Law, J. Turrentine, J. Hem,nger, R. Reeves, C. Streich, B. Sanford, C. Camp, s. Chittenden, J. Sahm:illt, D. Hathaway, S. Young, K. Preece, C. Duffy. FOURTii ROW: S. Bonicamp, S. �tcdy, G. St.afford, P. Cornell, G Heminger, D. Morris, W. Craig, B. Brai:nwell, R. Balch, J. Watson, D. Henneuse C. Holder, D. ThomP'Oll,

Latin Club

"Each form of human speech i11lr0tl11ces 011e into a 11e11· u•orltl of thought am/ life.'' Amm.

SEATED: L. Thome, L. Smith, H. Myers, G. Roberts, S. Spear, A. O'Hara. STANDING: B. Scalty, B. Flaska.

Thespians

''The ,lramalis/J u·ho had discorered themulves, and u·ho had git•en so 1mgr11dg· ingly of tbeir diuovery Jo the tmrld." Munro,

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SEATED: C. Weismiller, L, Clark, L Amwn, Sponsor Mrs. Noble. STANDING: T. Kane, J. Robinson, M. Hudson, C. Nygren, R. Robinson,

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H. S. P. A•

"One may ,In 1t•hate1·er one like1 in art; the only thing i1 to make mre that rme doe5 like it."

nRST ROW: D. Myers, P. Donaldson, K. Cox, S. Anderson, B. Branstrom, D. Rust. SECOND ROW: M. MorTW, B. Hinton, C. Henderson, K. Hershey, C. Stteich, Sponsor,;1'-1.rs. Turner.

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nRST ROW: B. Mather, M. Gratz• T. Omri, B. Bramer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Keiser, Sponsor; J. Heaviside, J. York, W. Hurd, B. Jones, G. Gilbert.

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Concert Choir

''The toner of human l'oicer art' mighJier than slri11gs of brass lo mm·e the soul." Klo/JSlock.

�����n*l,\O H�n���� f*M!rc�� � �c�:���. ��1�rg:;*� �u::;, �C)\�:olg��•h:ito�: �� �c�; 1r. �;:;;,:· .. get, D. Hobbs, T. Bank;, M. Allen, S. Self, D. Mueller, L. Tessier, B. Dol(l.l,, S. Lounenhiscr, C. Kiug, K. Ry:ui. FUURTH ROW: C. Nelson, K, Knudsen, K. Conrad, K. O'Conner, B, Ninemire, D. Mcyncr, H, Cole, T, Brudcrlin, R. Reeves, R. Dines, J. Cummings, R. Swett, D. G:i.lc, M. Hoff. FIFTii ROW: J. Rugh, S. Landis, N. King, D, Olson, B. Hutchison,, T. Buchanan, L. Webster, J. Webster, B. Brown, S. C h.ittcnden, J. Jaeger. *Madrigals t

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''II is in learni11g music that ma11J' )Outh­ /11/ hearts team /fl fo, ,e.'' Ricartl.

FIRST ROW: M. Hardy, S. Hcuch, M. Cohn, B , Wa.ldman, K. Richardson, M. Seifert, D, Denes. SECOND ROW: L. Smilkstein, K. Woost, E. Bullock, S. Thomas, D. l.;,,ilo, R. Lett, J. Morg:i.n, I'. San!oi-d, D. F.arl, C. Holt, B. Hun­ ter, J. Bla.nsh:i.rd. THIRD ROW: L. Brewer, Mr, Denes, Instructor; P. O'Conner, J. Cook, R. K:tllenb:ick, R. Feinstein, B, Walcott, R. Sanford, T. H:wch, W. Loomis, C. &sher, N. Weiss, C. Nygren, R. Burwell, Student Visitor.

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Band

'''/'/u;irs be the mmic, the wfor, the glor)'," A11011.

flRST ROW: D. Smith, W. Geh�.11t, B. Smith, R. Bwrows, K, Shell, SECOND ROW: L. Palmer, M. Garrclt, B. Walcott, B. M:i.sti:r, D. F.a:rl, C. Porterfield.

Flag Girls and Majorettes

"They perform with spirit marching high."

Anon.

KNEfl..ING: V. Butcher. STANDING, B, Thompson, C, Clark, C. Colby, J. Reber, L. Clark, C, Mcyel"S, P. Giuli:uio, C. Forbes.

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Letterman's Club

··A,, 11sumbly of goml fellows. 111eeli11g under certain comlitiom." Johmo11.

Pep Club

"No1hi11g great was ever achieved u·ilh0111 enthusiasm." Emerson.

KNEELING: Organixer, J. Mc::Danicls. flRST ROW: M. 1bit, C. Towne, J. Gain, C. Colby, M. SzelcS$, J. Davis, L Rebhun, M Mock, K. Shell, S. Bentley, P. Ciuli:tno, L. Stine, M. Kuns, M. Anderson, J. Reber. SECOND ROW:

J. Ul1on 1 J. Hal.11 E. Euhan., R. Manjan-ez, S. Kovaks, S. Hernandez, R. Cal'Ccducnas, J. Heminger, T. Schneider, J. Heaton, L. Mceks,J. Lee$U, G. Berger, K. Woost., S. Weigart, B. Schuyler. THIRD I\OW: C. Combs, C. Sh:mnon, A. Dickenson, D. L:aw1 L, lrwing, J. McCallen, S. Appleby, V. D.wieb, D. Ucmr-cy, C. C1'015by, G. DcBcll, 0. NeY(­

ell, P, H:ill, G. Reynold!;, G. Stafford. FOURTI-1 ROW: S. Gifford, S. Chittenden, K. O'Conncr, E. Fldridge, C. Law­ rence, P. Granl, S. Else, C. Holder, M. Butcher, S. Tond<e, H. Serna, K. Pctrovitch, H. Torrez, E. fugland, M. Pop­ pinoe, L Smill!nein. Flmi ROW: P. Zorad, J. Greer, S. Thorne, D. Bctlrermer, J. Bradfield, B. Samson, L. Jay, C. May, K. Jenkins, S. Wcig:i.rt, J. Gordon, S. Frantz., S. Palmer, K. Hershey, C. Mullikin, C. M:i.lmquist. SIXTI-1 ROW: N. Norris, T. Johnston, A. Stonebr:i.ker, L. B:i.ms, K. Goc•cz, P. Prcsender, D. Boldig, C. Dene�, J. Cummings, P. San­ ford, H. Hsu, K. Plm, D. Little. SEVENTH ROW: S. Paulson, G. Martin, K, K.ittenger, C. Stevenson, £. Nickerson, K. Giger, S. Shadden.

Math Club

''A tenlalh-e agreement that /11·0 am/ tu·o make four.'' Anon.

KNEEL.INC: J. Seubold, Organiu:r. STANDING: R. D:irt, N. King, C. Nygren, S. Wein, E. Young, C. Combs.

Chess Club

'The po,nr of applying co11cmlratio11, steady and 1111dissipatetl, lo a si11$/e obiect, is the sure mark of a superior genms." Chesterfieltl.

FIRST ROW: C. Opstad, R. Angelo, S. Weiss, H. MyerJ, A. Hedberg, S. Spc:i.r. SECOND fl.OW: L. Tessier, J. Kreinbring, G. Rnbera, A. O'Ha.-:1. STANDING: Tony Wicher.

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El F.spiritu Staff

"It iJ impossible lo enioy idling tbor­ oughly 1111/ess one has plenty of work to ,lo." A11011.

norence Peairs, El F.spiritu Co-Editor.

SEATED: M, Allen, E. Froeberg, L. Kovar, F. Peairs, L. Stine, L. Reide. STANDINC: P, Hllttad, B. Crowder. MISSING: C, Forbes.

Wolfpacket Staff

"Newspaper urork offers belier oppor­ llmities for real serviceable. re111lt- getti11g labor than any other business a young man may choose."

Llnda Kovar, El U:pirituCo-Editor.

Mrs. Noble, Journal­ ism Sponsor.

FlRST ROW: C. Huper, S. Andenon, K. Cox, D. Armendarez, J . CaJTOll, R. Swann, R. San.ford. SECOND ROW: J. Lewis, M. Hosmer, J. Minnich, P. Filloon, D. Sch:u.:. Janie Carroll, WoUpacket Editor

THAT WONDERFUL YEAR

ways stand out as a year of tremendous spir� ��d,1 pride.

Mascot Elaine Froeb�rg

Barb Fleld

Bee Vivian Stepheruon

Ginger Coltrin

Kathy Dettweiler

Kathy Moffett

Cheerleaders \1clci La Mev

Kathy Conard

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Varsity Players Capture ·TC. L. Championship Undaunted by p.I"eseason defeats, the Pack swung into the T .C. L. championship for the ninth time in ten years under the ingenious coach­ ing of Leonard Cohn, back on the job for the Wolves, Esper Keiser, line coach, and Dick Polos. The team fell only once, after league play opened, to C. I. F. con­ tender, Bishop A mat. The inexperienced Wolves, a "dark horse" in the league, were led to victory by captains Gary Gilbert, Jon York, and all-C. I. F. end Bob Jones, all-league players Dundas, Omri, Sanders, Stephenson, and Sophomore quarter­ back Scott Conner. Spirit abounded from all quarters as the pigskin pushers, bringijlg the T.C.L. trophy back to C.S.H,S., made Claremont, again, Home of the Champions. Managers: David Heaviside, Jim Ciu­ lalllo, Oive Fullerton, George Dynes, and Mike Twiford.

Schedule .TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE CM1ES

Corona 7 . . . • away . . . . Pack 27 Chino 3 •..• home .•.. Pack

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Eisenhower O•••• home . . . • Pack 14 Bonita 7 . . . • away .... Pack 27 Upland 6 ••.. away .

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Captains: Bob Jones, Jon York and Cary Gilbert.

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Bob Jone.­ End

Opie Sanders• Tackle

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Mike Gratz Fwlback

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Duke Tracy Halfback

MutyConzales H;;iJ.fback

Doug Kell Tackle

Bruce Mather G"'"'

Paul Schenck Center

Dctmh Shller Halfback

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Homecoming Queen Elaine Froeberg

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Victorious Beeweights Round Out Successful Football Season

Subdued only by Eisen hower the entire season, the Bee Wolves rushed to a T. C. L. tie with Ike High. Directed by Mentor Jack Smith, and Captained by Ross Stewart and Ronny Self, the Beeweights held up their end of the sport, mak­ ing Claremont all 'round football T. C. L. champions. The next year holds great promise for the Bee Wolves,

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FIFST OC>W: A. Simmons, S. Castro, J. Ormiston, R. Stewan., T. Charlebois. SECOND POW: J. Castro, D. Denes, T. Sheldon, P. Dearborn, J. Gonialcs.

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FIRST POW: S. Self, R. Latimer, J. Dundas, B. Ruh, W. Wilder, B. Hamlin, R Self, D. Hearst, J. Anooshian, C. Henzie, a � ��ifDJ:;: � s�:��rb_ow:h=.r·d: ���-L. Lang, J. Heaviside, B. Hutchinson, A. But le� tnw;�r �':'11Pie ,.

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Roundba!!ers Finish Fourth in Rough Season Sea i'ching from pre-season to find an effective guard defense, Coach Jack Smith's Cagers came back from tour­ nament defeats to score well in league play, finishing the season in a tie for fourth place. Captains Tom Swarts and Steve Dundas led the roundballers intosome exciting games. With juniors Terry Swarts, Alan Zetterberg, Bob Ste­ phenson, and sophomore Stu Blackburn returning next year, C.S.H.S. is looking forward co another outstanding season.

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Captains: Tom Swaru, and Steve Dwida�.

Manageri: Mike Twiford, and Clive Fullerton.

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Bee's ARST row, J. Dwtdas, D. Krieiel, D. Tn.cy, J. An­ ooshian, B. Gantz, B. Hun­ ter, R. Self, H. Pennock. SECOND IOW: D. Daniels, P. Ainsworth, J. Anooshian, J. Gaffney, B. Ma5lers, B. Ruh, G. Ho:nu.ie, D.l.obcr, Coa.ch Apel.

Cee's RRST row: N. Brown, R Godlh, D . Dart, C, Fulcher, J, Witham, F. Focke, Coach Molnar. SECOND IOW: M. Gaffney, B. Case, P. Asakawa, R Hanks, J. Atwood, K. Thompson, N. Morgan, W. Weiss.

Bright Track Season Sees New Records Set With six varsity ruconJs broken lasl year, this year's track men pllshed on to new Tri-County League heighls. Coached by Hal Lynn and Clark Atcheson, and c-aptaincd by �tare Savage and Dan Henderson, these fleet runners and bar men had a score of returning lettermen and record-breakers plus many underclassmen and transfers to strengthen their rank:;. Returning record holders were Marc Savage, pole vault; Dennis Sidler, HO relay; Dan Henderson and Dave Ormiston, -l mile relay. Bee weight record holder Pete Madlem returns for outstanding van,ity broad jump and Cee weights Tim Buchanan, pole vault, and Duke Tracy, Mel Bashore, Jeff Godwin, and Norm Horsley, 440 i¡elay, all returned to i:cset the records this year. This young team of runners, jumpers, pole vaulters, and weightmcn has a bright future, with the leadership to spur it to new and'greater track and field records and one more hard-earned triumph for Claremont, Home of the Champions. Co.ich: H.il Lynn

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ARST fOW: R. Kohut, C. Bashore, B. Smith, D. Arthw, D. Denes, G. Pierce, SECOND POW: B. Lacey, J, Gulane, D. Kriezel, R. Pomahac, J. Hunt, T. Shelton, V. Gottuso, P. Halstad

New Coach Leads This Year's Ball Team Although retaining few lettermen, the varsity baseball team overcame in­ experience .to become .one of the tough­ est competitors in Tri-County League play. Strenghtened by swift juniors, all experienced J. V. players trained by Coach Esper Keiser, these batmen pro­ vided much excitement for Claremont sports-goers. New this year to the coaching staff, Glenn Miller strove primarily for team unity and specific skills. Thanks to team effort and Coach �liller's outstanding direction, C.S.H.S. can be proud of one of the best baseball teams on reCord.

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FlRST POW: M. Lavar, P. Dearborn, J. Wolverton, J. Anooshian, R. Hanks, C. Fulcher. SECOND FDW: S. Castro, F. Alderat, C. Keiser, M. Gaffney, C. Gulic, T. Gaffney, D. Daniels. THIF.D OOW: Mgr. Mike Twiford, J. Meeks, J. Ormiston, A. Simmons, V. Pazinni, D. Sidler, D. Provcal, Coach: Mr. Levine.

E xperienced Net Men See Good Season

Under the excellem guidance of Coach Willi.un Christian, the tennis team, Last year's T,C,L, ch:imps,have again fared exceedingly well in league com­ petition. With most of Ian year's championship team reruming this reawn, pllU many transfen from other sports, this team started out strongly. Given victories to heighten courage,they became a unit of precision. Particularlyout.standing this year were jwlion Alan Zetterberg, Tom Hwtter, and Charles Holt, and freshman Jim Atwood Superbcoachi.ng guidance, in addition to good leadership and !airplay, made this val1itr tennu team one of the best in C. S, H. S. history.

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Under the superb guidance of Mrs. Shirley Wright and Miss Beverly Johnson the G.A.A. has excelled in providing Claremont High School coeds the opportunity to prove prowess in many sports. There is no room for doubt-G.A,A. BUILDS WOMEN. G.A.A. SPORTS DAYS Tennis, volleyball Tennis, volleyball Tennis, volleyball Badminton Tennis, volleyball Basketball Hockey Softball

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Spon:son: Miss Beverly Johnson a.nd Mn. Shirley Wright.

FIRST ROW: Glenda Clmple, hlstorl:an; Paula Giuliano, treasurer; Cal'01 Atherton, vice-pres­ ident; Janie Reber, president; Carolyn Towne, vice-president; Shanie Bentley, secretary. SEC­ OND ROW; (managers) ]\J;tl.e Cale, swimming; Eska Larsen, volleyball; Linda Stine, hockey; Cu­ ol Colby, tennis; Carol De.rcgibus, specdball; Judy Caln, basketball.

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F1RST ROW: B. Jeagcr, P. Richardson, A. Stamps, L. Langlois, J. Lanen, S, Hards, A. Pl;itt, B. Nine­ mlre, SECOND ROW: L. Waldman, J. Stevenson, J. Bradfield, M. Yao, S. Kennedy, B. Bcrkhemer, K. McGrath, V, Sloan, B. Cad&:,, B, Br:uner. TiiIRD ROW: G. DeBcll, D, Walters, B. Kaufman, N. Nor­ ru, S. Gi!focd, L. Lambert, K, West, S. Vehar, S. Groth, G. StaHatd, K. O'CotDl.or.

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A Victorious Spirit Reigns at After Game Dances Cla�emont has· been blessed with a multitude of after game dances, sponsored by the P.F.A. These joy­ ful events were boosted by the great performances of our football and bas­ ketball teams, who upon arrival at the dance, devoured all availablemilk and cookies, and minutes later, hav­ ing exhausted the supply, joined in the merrymaking of the crowd. Jµke box entertainment spurred many C.S. H. S. 'ers to foot-stomping and others to the relief of the "slow dance."

Our exchange students, K:12 and Alu1crnarie,look as if they arc enjoying our after game dance,

Mer the Ike game, }on York and Opie Sander., ;umounce that the traditional Claremont-Bonita riv;iliy will have a new (ell.ru.re added this ye:u. There will be no decotatlng of the Bonita High campus or the Bonil;i. rock by Cl:!rcmonl people, or a forfeit might be made next week.

Paul and Sue like men with cameras.

Enthusiastic students urge the football team on to recapture the T.C.L. tro­ phy.

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The Talent Star of'63 "Talent Star of "63" was the theme of the an­ nual talent show. The setting was that of the in­ terior of a luxury rocket ship on its way to the A surprisingly wide variety of talent was un­ masked in this show. These varied acts were tied together by Mrs. Marjorie Noble, adult sponsor, and Rick Robinson and Linda Stine, student direc­ tors. The highlights of the show were the Senior Women's Act, the Junior Girls' Act, the Ridge Runner Trio, and a ballet by Augusta Goldstein.

For the :.econd year, th• Ridge Runner Trio was the big hit ofthe talent show. The trio con.sins of Mike Stewa1t, S1.11: D1viet, and Jerry Burgan.

The Madriglll dosed the show with "Good­ n.ight My Someone, Goodnight."

Ledie Clarke pleadi; with Mike Hild­ son to let her sing"Summertime." He finally breaks down, making a fatal mistake.

The Junior Girh have decided th.at "You've Gotta Have He�,"tobe a Junior.

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To the beautiful music of "Swan Lake" A ugusta Gold,tein danced, while ma.ny admired her talent.

Homecoming Festivities Crowning of

Queen �1aine receives th� traditional crowning kiss from p:isl A. S. B. President Boyd Bentley.

Elaine Frocberg was named Home­ coming Queen of 1962 during halftime of Claremont's Homecoming game with Montclair., Novembcr l7_at Pomona Col­ lege's Alumni Field. A bouquet of roses was presented co Elaine by last year's Queen Jane Ormiston 1 and the royal crown was put in place by former A.S.B, President Boyd Bentley, along with a kiss. Elaine was attended by Princesses Kathy l)ettweiler, Paula Giuliano, Linda Kovar, and Flo Peairs. In royal fashion, the entire court was driven around the track in late model convertibles.

After the victorious contest, the court and their escorts proceeded co Palomares Center co commence the after­ game festivities with the coronation dance.

1961 Homecoming Queen Janie Ormiston comes back lo crown the queen.

The 1962 Homecoming Queen MissElaineFrocbcrg.

The queen and her court arc (from right to left� PrinCC$5 Paula Giuliano and her escort Geoi-ge Gibb$, Princess Kathy Dcttweiler ai.,d l,(!I' escort Bill Bramwell, Queen Elaine Frocberg :lnd her escort Dan Henderson, Princess Lin da Kovar and her escort K:u Shinohara., Princess fl.o Peairs :lnd her cscon. Paul FWoon.

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The Qucen'5 court 2nd their escorts 'participate in the coronation <la.nee.

SurroW1ded by alumni, Princess Kathy and Guy Gilbert discďż˝ the exciting recapture oftheTCL Trophy.

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Christmas Formal Sets The Holiday Spirit Gaily decorated McKenna Auditorium on the C. M. C. campus was, the site of the annual Christ­ mas Formal, sponsored by the Rota Clllh. More than 110 couples danced to the strains of Dave Marshall's Band from Glendora. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served in the foyer during the dance, and were care­ fully guarded from hungry marauders by Mr, and Mrs. Esper Keiser, chap­ erones,and John Heaviside, club president. The dance was a great success, and enjoyable, for all.

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Members o! the varsity and bee foothill teams, the water polo tc.tm, ,,md the varsity and junior varsity cross cow1uy squads were honored at the Fall Sport! Banquet which w;u heldon January 12, at Sycamore Auditorium wuler the sponsorship of the Quarterback Club. The co.1chcs of the varioU$ tc;uns presented trophies, awuds, and ccnific.1tcs. Bob }ones received the John P. Evans Blanket aw:u-d !Dr tJ1e most valuable football player, and Qu:uteri:iack Club outstanding player aw:ud! were presented to Jon York, varsity football; Ross Stewart, bee football; Jim McClccry, water polo; Dave Ormiston, varsity cross country; ;lnd Fred Griffith, J. V. cross country. Coach Len Cohn announced the selection of Tom Cr,:,cn, Sob Stephenson, and Duke Tracy as football co-captains fur the 1963 season. Following the presentations, Coach of the year Don W:uhurst of Cal Poly W:lli introduced as guest speaker. A.S.B. President Jon York acted :is m:i.ster-of--ccremonics, :i.nd senior G. A. A. members served the meal.

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Students Masquerade as Beatnik! Mats, street signs, and a discreetly placed article of bathroom furnishing reserved for "of­ ficial usr!only" provided atmosphere for the Key Club sponsored Beatnik Brawl. The bash, held at Sycamore Auditorium, throbbed with the stomp beat of the Crescendos and the rhythmic pounding of many black tennis-shoed feet. Over sixty couples, in somber attire, attended the swinging event.

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Key Club Defeats Rota Club in Donkey Tilt

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"Fantasy in Hearts" Brightens Rainy Weather

King Paul fillooh and his queen, Sue Files, reigned over the annualCirls.:,League formal, "Fantasy in Hearts." Chaffey J unlotCollege Student Union was magically trans­ fonned into a red and white won<lcrland in contrast to the dismal pouring rain outside, supplied by Mother Nature Paul's court included Mike Grau, Bill Bramwell, Jon York, and Gary Gilbert. TheRidgerunners, perhaps Claremont's favorite enteh tainers, hlghlightedthe evening, second only to the ex­ citing crowning of the King, and the Sweetheart Dance of the whole court. The "Dads' Band" provided steady rhythm of new and much-enjoyed an-angements.

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Secdbearers Honored at CFS Banquet Honored ;>l tl1c annual C.S, F. studcnl-p.:uent b.a.n­ quct wcrc the l,fe m,::mbcrs of the California Scholar­ �hip Federation. These included Fobcn Blackbum, J:1.nc Carmi!, Ahcc Douglas, Elame Frocbcrg, Pene­ lope Gach, George Gibbs. Linda Kovar, Suu.n L;i.w, Sus:lJl Palmer, Florence Pca1n;, Mary Lois Sc,fert, Jame> Scubold, K.tthlccn Shea, Stephen Weiss, and , Adncnnc Wing. Also honored were Nauon.il Mcr,t Schol:uship f,naliru George Gibbs. Stephen Weiss, Georgia We1sm1lli:,r, and James Scubold. The C. S, f. Scalbcarcn will wear gold tassels at graduation and rccc,vc gold embossed sc:,ils on their diplom:i.s. Honoredgucstspeal<er was Dr. Edward Weismiller, professor of Fngl,sh at Pomona College, and dinm­ guishcd author. Dr. Wc,smillcr spoke on ''Ho.w To Be aSt.:l.listic." The pot-luck banqucliH• 1ghtcncd lhc honor 11oc,cty's act,v,ues forlhc year.

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--�l'L'r:-rnns of righl spirit arL· nut those of narrow aud privatL' viL·ws, hut thoSL' who arc greatly inlL'n.:slL'd in and cu11ccrncd fur tlw good of l111.: community tu whil.'.11 1111.:y lx·long. Clan.:mont hJscuhivatcdthis spirit iniLs s!U­ dL'nts, ,111dTlli\TWONDEH.FULY�AH. ..• 196:3 has witncsscda great interest in the commun­ ity and itsaffain; un thc.· part of the students.

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Casa Flores 176

Village Theater Building 245 Harvard Ave.

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ClAPEMONT NORTH - in the City of Claremonl

ClaremOnl'li finest and largest pla.iu1ed re5idcntial community, one block north of Foolhill Boulevard bclwccn San Antonio and .\fountain Avenues. Priced from $26,000. PAFKVIEW ESTATES - in the City of Pomona

Pomona's be.st home value. Two blocks west of Indian Hill Boulevard at San Bernardino Avenue. Priced from $18,950. LEWIS HOMIS, INC. 1094 West Richmond Drive Claremont, California

"Horne of the Washington Monument."

Town And Country

Betsyďż˝ Ross Ice Cream

276 W. Second St.

1590 and 969 Holt Ave.

Bestile Prefinished Wall Panels

A Style for every wall 0f every room of every home.

Buy them from your local lumber dealer.

Lilli Yarns 1274Yale Ave.

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Claremont Variety Store School Supplies Party Decorations Stationery Cosmetics 126 Yale Ave.

Claremont Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service

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Huling's Stationery 214-216W. Second St.

H & H Photo Co. 320 W. 2nd, Pomona

Bryant And Co. Pomon,.._M,..UEast

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Artiste in Hair Fashion 240 W. Foothill SJvd. Claremont

Hiott's

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$4. 95

Our tubes - 2% less than retail Bankamericard accepted

"A" ELECTRIC SERVICE

C & E Lumber 182

2692 N. San Antonio

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Custom Interiors Upholstering 29 years experienced in the arl of hand tufting and piping seams in the traditional and modern styling of furniture. Imported Fabrics 100% Financing 214 W. Foothill

Tel. 624·7145 624·7076

GRISWOLD'S 515 W. Foothill Blvd.

Draperies Carpets

CLARE1'v10NT VILLAGE FLORIST 137 A llarvard

BRICKMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 225 Yale Ave.

MACK D. PARKS Real Estate

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FOLK MUSIC CENTER 211 W. First St.

CLAREMONT NEWSTAND Indian Hill at Arrow Cambridge Center

CY'S STAR BARBER SHOP 1669 N. Indian Hill Blvd. Pomona NA 6-3114

PAPAC'S HAIRSTYLING SALON 1660 Indian Hill Blvd. Pomona

BUFFUM'S 550 Pomona Mall East Pomona

DICK TIERNAN Tiernan's OffiCc Machine and Furniture Co. Pomona

MISTER MAC 250 Pomona Mall We:;t Pomona

HEBERT'S 279 S. Garey Pomona

TOWN AND COUNTRY SWIMMING POOLS INC. 1636 N. Garey Ave, Pomona NA 2-2121

CLAREMONT INN 305 N. College Ave. Claremont

BUD'S BIKE SHOP 217\V. First St, Claremont

BEAUX AND BELLES Foothill at Yale Claremont

EVERETT'S SHOE SHOP 122 Yale Ave. Claremont

MILDRED CAMPBELL COIFFURES 218 W. Foothill Blvd, Claremont

GAREY CENTER LAUNDRY 3222 N. Garcy Pomona

ICE SKATING Ontario Ice Bowl 1225 Holt Ave. Ontario 184

D. W. HENDERSON Designer

This Advanced Contemporary Home features many Important advances in the Design and Building World. It, u many D. W. Henderson Home,, received extensive reviews In local and ffletJOpolitan newspapers and magatines... Mr. Henderson specializes in ContemporaryCourtYudrtyllng and he dedgns and builds on fl)ut lot or his. Usually he has several homes for sale ln Cluemont and Upland In the $30,000. to $65,000. class..

From a recent Webb Canyon Model Home is a view from the cap;;u;i:iouskitchen i11tolhe fam­ lly room reveals how D. W. Henderson corre­ lates design, building, and decorating, creat­ ing an intriguing atmosphere

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The Lord Is my shepherd; He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters, He restoreth my soul: he leadeth TT'e in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the pre¡ sence of mine enemies; thou anointest my head wlth oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell In the house of the Lord for ever.

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Blurry, blood-shot eyes, shattered nerves, and an ever present drive to get this book to press - these are the things which have been with us through this hurried, hectic year. By this time, you have glanced through the 1963 El Espiritu. It has been �ur goal to pre­ sent you with an annual that will help you to re­ live THAT WONDERFUL YEAR ..• 1963 - an irreplaceable year of triumphs, disappoint­ ments, and many exciting experiences. We hope it will help you to recall these memories more clearly when time has caused you to part­ ly forget chem. With sincere thanks, we acknowledge the hours of work contributed by our staff, our cov­ er artist Lynn Reide, our photographers Mr. Haral Larsen and Pete Yao, our sponsor Mrs. Marjorie Noble, and our representative from American Yearbooks, Mr. John Thomas. Yesterday was fun; today was glorious; tomorrow is here. Gee, we're tired! Co-Editors Linda and Flo

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