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EL ESPIRITU CL AREMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLAREMONT,
CALIFORNIA
... . Editor Marcia Greig......•.... Assistant Editor Fronso Henzie...... Advertising �2ger Business Manager, Second Sem�ster llx,ert Sanchez....... Business Manoger, First Semester Claro Else •... Faculty and Administration Solly Phelps.. Faculty end Administration Kathy HIii..................... Seniors Bruce Smith............ .... Seniors Marilyn Coddes.....•...........Classes thy Clark....................Classes Gew............... Organizations McCarthy ...........Organizations L��llil..i..�k.....................Sports Sch nck, ................. Sports ••• , .•••.......... Activities ... , .••.• , ........Activities on ..•••.......... Artwork Pot Leyden... . ....•.•.......Artwork Horal of Clore ........ Photography Roger Keyton....... .... Photography Mr. Don Fruechte....... culty Spon sor Miss Dorlene Goto......... rt Advisor R. Wallace Pischel............ blisher
The computor age which is now upon us has allowed us ta go forward in the eyes of the world. Its efficiency has helped program our I ives at Claremont High School and plays a part in innumerable other school activities. Same new problems hove arisen from this new a however, we feel the success of the progrc:rn for the past three years indicate that the computer is a part of our lives for the future•
TABLE OF CONTENTS
6. ......................................................... FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 26...............................................................................CLASSES
104................................................................. ORGANIZATIONS
130................................................................................. SPORTS
192............................................................................. ACTIVITIES
232....................................................................... ADVERTISING
253...............................................................................CANDIDS
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WITH ADM I RATION AND AFFECTION WE DEDICATE.
We programed the computer for friendliness, consideration, thoughtfulness, interest in v,,orld affairs, school and enthusi asm for life. The digital computer acted on the information receivE?d and come out with a "real swinger." We've never seen this man without either a smile on his face or a newspaper clipping in hjs hand. He tokes a personal interest in his students and hos helped many with problems. He's never too busy to send an amusing or encouraging note with what has become his personal trade mark ..• the smiling cartoon foce. His classes include history and contemporary affairs which he makes both informative and interesting for his students who respect and admire him. He has been at Claremont High School for ten years �md for seven of these years he has coached the golf team. He likes people and people like him. Therefore, we dedicate the 1967 El Espiritu to the man with the smiling face, MR. JACK KNAPP,
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SCHOOL BOARD Reno S. Sm;lbtein, Robert A. Stafford, Alton, t. Sanfo,d; vke�president, H. Fred Goelzer, Fronces B. Droke; president.
SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE As this 1966-67 school year ends, it is often easy for a graduate to view his termination from high school as the end to many enriching personal-as -well as academic-experiences. But if you take with you the prerequisites necessary for continued growth your graduation will merely be the springboard to greater challenges and endeavors. Unlike personal growth, which is often gained only by hit-or-miss interactions with another person, academic growth cannot be accomplish ed without education, determination and perseverance. I am not saying that everyone must be a college graduate in order to attain this growth. I om however, saying that you must educate yourself in your chosen profe'ssion-know oil there is to know about it-perfect your skills!
DR. JOHN B. BRINEGAR Su�rinrender,taiSchooh
Then, coupling education with determination to complete your task and perseverance in your pursuit, you will be prepared for the oppor tunities that await you. So toke away with you these three essentials, for without them no real growth is mode. John B. Brineoor
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
As you read through your Annual and reflect back over your high school days in the years ahead I am hopeful that this volume will recall memorable experiences to you. I would hope that the time spent at Claremont High School was educationally stimulating and profitable not only becOtJse of academic pursuits but from social activities as well. Collectively as students and faculty, we have initiated a high school program that is indeed unique and unusual. This program can provide on atmosphere for student indi viduality and challenge if students desire to toke full advantage of.the many opportunities available. I have been increasingly impressed with the capabilities and varied interests of Students at Claremont and particularly their desire for knowledge and understanding of a complex sometimes frustrating world. I would hope that you continue to capitalize on your educational investment over the coming years; your ability to challenge and inquire into problems imaginatively will be limited only by your lack of desire to be truly educated individuals.
ADMINISTRATION
JULIUS R. GEORGE
Admini1t,oriveAO$i1tont
AtEX HUGHES
A>1i,tonr Prir,cipc, I Srudenl Activities
tEONARO L. COHN Deen of Boy,
DIANEM. STOWELL Deon of Girl,
CHESTER H. COX Director of Guidonce
MILTON 0. BENTLEY
COUNSELORS
GERALD H. LUGERT
OiARLES F. MASSEY
HAROLD J. SARGENT
PATRIC( A. BACCHUS English B.A., M.A., 8.0.
ROBERTBALDWJN P,ychology 8.A., 8.0., M.A.
FREOERICG. APPLETON Modern World History B.A., M.A.
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LESLIEBELL Bialc,gy B.S.
mBERTL. BELCHER Biology 8,5.
DIXIE BLACK Phy,kal Education 8.S.
MARY ELIZABETH BLANCHARD L,b,arian A.8., B.A.L.S.
BERNICEO.BOLT Home Economics 8.S.
J. DOUGtAS 800KHOUT Cho'rmon,Sc',:nc,: B.S.,M.A.
WltLIAM W. BOOTI-i Choirmon, Mothemotic, B.S.
TEDQ. BOWES Hi,tory B.A.
BRUCE M. BROADBENT Biology B.S.,M.Ed.
MARI BULL ond KENDRA Spc, ni,h B.A.,M.A.
ERNEST A. CASE Mothemotic, B.A
LARRY CLARK Choirmon, I.R. or,d D.
HAROLD COLE Electronic,
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DONALD R. COOK Hi,tory 8.A., M.A.
GABRIEL DAMICO EorthScience,Phy,ics 8.S.,M.S.
CONCHITA DAY French,Sponi$h 8.A., B.t.
ROGER DONEY U.S. Hisrory, Gove,,....enr 8.A., M.A.
BOB EADS Drafting, Architecture 8.A.
SARA EDWARDS Engli1h 8.A.
JOHN ELLENA U.S. Hi>tory, Cooch 8 A.
VICTORIA EMIGH Algebra, Moth 9 B.A.
JACK FARLEY Reoding Clinic A.B., M.A ELTONFOLLfT Sciell(e B.S.
JOSEPH FORCINELLI Philo,ophy, Freoch,Hi,to,yofWorld Religion, PH.D.
DON FRUECHTE Dromo, Anovol Sraff B.S., M.A.
DARLENE GOTO Ari Survey, G,ophic,, CO<'!'ln'erciol De,igo B.S., M.F.A.
SUSAN C. HADDAD Engli,h S.A., M.A.
EDWIN HAERTEL Phy,iccdEducc,tio" B.A.
IRVING HAll Hillory, Governmenr S.A.
JAM.ESE. HILL Hi,10,y B.A., M.A.
MARGARET HODDER Chc,irmcn, Procticol Arts 8.S EARL J. HOPPES B.S.
JAMES P. HOWARD Bookkeeping 8.S
PAULA SUE JAFFE A,t Survey, Pointing 8.A
DONALD KEEFE Engfoh B.A., M.A.
ESPER KEISER Phy,icolEclucotion B.A.
FRANK P. KING Engli,h A.B.
NORMA K!NG Engli,h,Speech B.S., M.A.
JACK KNAPP S<><:.iolScience, English 6.A.
DAVID N KNOWLTON Chemi,t,y, Biology B.S.
GAIY A. LA'<IS
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STEPHEN LA'<IBERT Mothemotic, B.S.,M. Ed.
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UELAINE LENGEFELD Hi1tory,Speech 8.A.
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MILTON LINMAN Procticol Art> B.A.
MICHAEL MALTER S.A,, M.A.
MARY MANLEY Phy1icalEdoJca1;on !.S.
ROBfRTMcGILl Latin, WarlcEdoJcation B.A.
SHIRLEY MclNTYRE French
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GLENN l. MILLER Industrial Arh B.A.
KENTD. MILLER Physics B.A., M.A.
STEPHANIE PACE Engli,h S.A
ORAN W. PAL.MER, JR. Sa,;ialScience B.A., M.A.
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PATRICIA PETfRSON Er-,gli,h B.A.
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RALPH RAN0ERSON Mothemotic1 B.A., M.A.
A�THU� REITNOUER Mothemotic, B.A., M.A
ALICE B. RITCHIE A" B.S.
BETTY RITCHIE Germon B.A.
MARJA RODRIGUEZ Spon<,h 8.A.
DAVID SCHULER Physicol EOJcotion, D,i-Ed. B.A.
JOHN R.SIGLER Chemistry, Biology M.S.
CLAUDIA SMITH Phy,icolEducotion B.S.
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SUE STANFORD English 8.A.
EAll D. STRANG Driv•ln1truction I.A.
OR. HALSEY P. TAYLOR Choirmon, English 8.A., A.M,, J>H, 0.
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GERALDINE TURNER Choirmon, Fine Art< B,A., M.A.
JCANNE TWEED
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LYNDA VEATCH Generol Bu,inus B.S.,M. ED.
ANNE WAGGONER English
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KATHARINE WESER Mothemotic, B.A.
RUDOLPH WILSON English A.A., B.A.
SHIRLEY WRIGHT O,oirmon, Girls' Physicol Educot<on
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DAVID R. Z!TLOW SociolSciMce
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CLASSIFIED SECR£TAAIES: Ooroffly Bju,, Colette C,o..ford, Blanche Ull-g. SEATED: Louisa Mille,-.
S-.lir, Norby G,o,,,ndoSupe,viso,
SECRETARIES: Morge Stanfill, Jeonet!e Co�, Goil Line,, F,once, Kell.
Joe Oioi Lc,.,,ngeProct1r
Mori0f1Corne, Teo,;he, Aid
M(niette No,ron hoc;hu Aid
Jo,�l.ineWol�e, hoche,Aid
PERSONNEL
FOOD MACHINE PERSONNEL Romona Zobolo, Sue Fode,,, Dolly Bible, Pot Crouch.
BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW: Cad Bitzer, George Billing,, Glen Stell. BACK ROW: Rochel Navorro, BettyMotchell, Dorothy We,terdole, Oleta Belonge,-, Robin Popham.
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Jaine Brown, Josie Schmidt, Jan Brownstein, Kathy Stary, Social Chairman. BACK ROW: Tom Runsvold, Class President; Dove Boe, Vice President; Dione Rust,
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KARL FOCKE
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B�ENDA f8AZIER _ "life i, ,o ,nte,e,t,r,g ;f ""e cuccb i! wirhvigor." 4yeonCHS
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WILllAM FROEBERG "Bill" "Or,emaysmile of>O,till be ovillo in ." 4yeorsCHS Vm,ityfoorbcll3,4 Vc,.ityBo.ebcll3,4 Lette,men ',Club3,4 lnremc!Club4
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LINDA FORBES " A"'enywomonble,sedwi,!, rhe o,Pol con,e,,ot"on. 4yeor,CHS C.S.F.1,2,3,4 F,enchClubl,2,3,4 , A.F.S.2.34 Songleade,4
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"he,y mon i, be,tknown to himself." 4ye,mCHS
MEGAN GAGE '"Mimi' "Thing, done ""'II ond wi•� core, ex......,. themsel,e,f, o m feo ,." 4yeonCHS C.S.F.2,3.4 FolkMu,icClub3 Colliopecn Mi no,iry3,4
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BONNIE GEBHARDT "Lile isanexcit;nibusine,.andmo,e excitin9when it i11ivedfor othen," 4yeoriCHS G.A.A. 2,3,4 SkiClub l Human Relo!;c...,Council 2 ArtClub2
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DiANN GARRETT "The 9reat thing intheworl di,nct,o ffl!Jchwhe,ewe<>re,butwhot di,ec!ion we ocenoov'ng ," 4year,CHS SkiClubl,2,3,4;T,eo,,4 F.B.l.A.4 Girl,' League 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2
CATHHINE GARBACZ "Cathy" 'Happone»ondkindn,.., or.,contogiou,.• 2yeor,CHS A.F.S. 2 F.B.L.A. Sec.3,4 Medicol Coreef<4 TalentShow 4
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MICHAEL GALE "Mike" "lifewa,mea ntto be enjoyed." l y«1rCHS GermanCl u b
STEVEGAlE "Aman mu,t,!anderect, not behpt e,ectby o the,,." 4year>CHS
SHARYL GALlnAV "An�ror.:eddelicoq,gn:1-d f,og;l ; ,y, ;,<>lmost......,.ioln,,,_,.,.. 4yeonCHS
SARAH GEROfMAN "The 11m colo,, flowena, ott colo.. 1;1•• • 4ye•»1CHS A.F.S.!,2,3 An,..,.,IS1<>ff• Art Ch,b 1,2,3,4 Sch0lo11icAr1A-rdl
JOSIE GONZALEZ "The gih of 11 o;ery,.,oy ;1,elfbe rhe !l"•ore,r fi100d fo,tune." • yem,CHS Gid,'Leog._.., 1,2,3,4
KARfN GIBSON "Be yond!h a!cal..,ore,ior,o,weel p,e,,onality liu." 1 ye<1rCHS
GENA CILBEU "Shec01111t1w/1h n,ony..,.il�andg1»h ollauW!•••·• lyeonCHS Gi,l,'l-ue l,2,3,• G.A.A. 2,3,• A.F.S.1,2,3,4 C.S.F.2,3,4
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"Judy" 'I" qu;ern e" o"d con/;,:lence ,holl be Y""''"•ngth." I yea,CHS
WILLIAMGOETZ "8;11" "H e...,. neverleuarleiwrttffianwhen a1le"w,e." lyeoroCHS J.V. Ten,,i, I KeyClubJ.4 Tolen!Show3.4 Ge""°�Cl.ii> 3
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CONSTANCE GRAY "Connie"
lUPE GONZAlEZ "l,._"c-.--n,roC•l ived,ondcv,; •---beop•olive." .1. _.. c><S
LORRI( GOTTUSO "GooOOe,i con<<t,Mt "n the ourw<nd rl,ingswe do, but in the ;n,.,,rd!hinQ, 4yeoroCHS
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BARRY GREEN "hi1owo,1h;e,rningrode,,"'eh<><><>f, !honl<>pone" i t." 2yem,CHS G«mor, Clvb3. 4 lnteroctClub4 A,tClub4
VALUIE GREEN "Vol" "lobe h..lp(ul i,cmoil""luobletrait." 4yeoroCHS 1,2, 3, 4
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MARCIA GREIG "Ir i,09reothoppinentcbeproi,edby thc,e!hato,emo,tp,oi,e w o,thy. •reo,.CHS AnnuclS!c/13,4 Sponi,hClubl,2,3 G.A.A. 2,3.4; Cobinet4 PepClub3
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BRUCE GUNDERSON "Oppo,!unity io ra,e. a..dawi..,mon will~•• I•! l1gabyhi,n,• J yeonCHS
DAVID GUTIERREZ "Dove" "Life isojn1ondall!l,;"ll ,ohow i 1. I h l OU11hl,aonce,bu1 now lknowi1." 4y.-CHS
HERBERT HALL "Bill" "Don't truot liru impulses-they a,e olwoy,900d." 4ye,,,.CHS VanityWa,., PoloJ,4 l�i,lotiveCouncil 3,4 lflte<oCI Clubl,4;V.P. 4 Hano,Roll l,2,3,4
DAVID GROTH "Dove" "Judgemebyrnyoelf." 4y...,,.CHS Vanity T,ac� 3,4 KeyClubJ,4 lerre,,....n',ClubJ,4 Hono,Rolll,2,3,4
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BETTY JO GRIFflTH "Bet" ':yhea,t w•r•no•li"h,,
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N ANCY G R E I N E R "A,wut o1t,acti•ekindalg,0ce." 2 y...,nCHS
SHARON HARDY "Senoibiliry i,the pow••o/woMcm. 4y..,..CHS
JAMES HERKELRATH "J;m• "Hiow o,,rhe kept;h;,be, t h e ga,e." 2year,CHS 8andl lnre,act4 F a l k Mu,ic Club4 Chconbe,Singer ,4
RICHARD HAlL
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FRONSAHENZIE " T o be doin ggoodi,one',mostglo<i"'-'' to,k" 4year,CHS Anr,uo1Stofl4 G;,1,' leogue 1, 2,3,4 Spani,hClub2,4 H onorRoll2 ,3,4
MICHHEHHIN "He,e', agoodandg,a ciou, hea,t." 3y..,r,CHS C.S.F,2,3 A.F.S.2,3,4 F,enchClub2,3,4;P, e,ident3 lnt«-ClubCouncd3;Sec,3
STEVfN HARGROVE "Wi,h" I C"I not one of tho,e who do nor O,el;h• in l ose at f;,,r ,ight, but I bel: e�e in roki n g a , econd look." 4y.a<>CHS foo=li 1,2 T•<><:� 1,2,3,4 C,o,,Co,mtr y3,4 Conc...tChoi,3, 4
SUZI HARRISON "Beau t y �• eter n it y gazing a, t i ,e ll in 3ye o r,CHS
DEVON HAZflTON "Eachi,to hovehe,-own cho,acter;to l,,e.,..hot,..,ott,.,..ore ar.dtodowhatno other,cando.' 4 y ear,CHS Girl,' Leogue 1,2,3,4 Fr=chClubl,2,3,4 A.S.B.SociolO,o;,man4 Princip a l', H ono, R<>lll,2,3
JEFF HATHAWAY "H e t h a r h a , pat ;ence moyc.,...,,,.,._ anything." 4y,.,mCHS
JULIA HOLM£$ "R•"'embe,,you whogolh er flow e r,, w e,><!heminywrhoir," 4yeonCt1S C.S.f.1,2,J,4 Colli,.,,.onMinority◄ Rus.ionClub l ,◄ lto1a,yCIWA-,d2
"Theoim, ,e<,ched o,not, mokflgre<" t he life.• ◄ye<>r,CHS D,-Cl!&)J,• Wolf packetStofl• fr•no:�Club� T alent Show•
RICrlARD HEYER "A ,uperior mon ;,,low in hi, wo,d, andearne,linhi, cond ucl," 4yeanCHS G"'manClubJ,◄ Ecneic, 2,4 ""Club◄
PAIGE HIATT 111 "The devil i,ogentlemon." ◄yeanCHS l�i,lativeCwndl 4 C.S.f. 1,2,3,◄ y.,.,;,2,3,4;Coptoin4 c.... ,Count,y2,J
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SUSANH089S "Su•• "The en<:han1<ngmirodeoolchonge." ◄yeanCHS
ANDREW H0ff "Andy" "lio.,...er fo,lt..,..el,lohollnothovel fou.• 4yeonCHS
KATHLEENHOFFMAN "Holfmnn" "1.,.1, lhotl"'0yknow." 4y..,nCHS hpCh.,bl,2,J,◄ GA.A. 2 Fl051 T wi r ler3,4; Heod4 Conc•,TChoi,4
W.lY-'NN HOOO:ER �-..._ ,_ �•n �fin•d re be JAMESHOPKIN$ "Ru,ry" "Deli•er mefromtempror;on, bur>how me whe,e ·, ·,.• 4yean;CHS
BERNADETTEHORtYCK •e..,m;• "Whe re i, rhel;f• w e ha•e Ion in i l vin9? Wherei,the wii.dOtl'l-1,g•• lou in knowl edge? 4yeo,.CHS C o l l iO!)e onMino,ity3.4;P,� . ◄ A.F.S.3,4 legisl otiveCoun,;i)2,3 Prin,;ipo ' l ,Hono,Ro!ll3 ,
LORI HUBIIART "Yo,.,moyhovetoliveinocrawd,but yo.,do nothov etolivelikeit." 4yeorsCHS
GREGG HUDDLESTON '"It;, Ml whol you ,ee, bu• how you ,nit." 4yeor,CHS
RICHARDHYNEK "Rick" "G,eot m e � o r erhetruemen, themM "n whom nat u re ho, iucceeded." 4yeor,CHS
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ROBf.llT HOSAO: "H,ou��t ;, o .. pe, ,.._, .,n _...• , yeo11 CH�
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LINDA JACKSON "T"'th, goodneM, andb...,uty a,ebut di/h,rent face, al th• ><>me all." 4y...,,.CHS
SUZIE JACKSON • Agood foce i, a l•tre, af ,eco,-, :"' "'" gaod heot1 i1 a !e t1u ol �':'.' 1 y e,.,CHS
DAVID JAMES "Dove" "Ccmn,o,,,"",e-almm<>linrelligen<:e." ,yeo,.CHS GennonClub;P,e,. 4 S,,.1.-i"ll1,4 W01erl'ola.t
£RIC IVINS e ogreot mo,, lornokeagaod ;,�::: :0 , 4yea,.CHS
JACKlliM "lhavelin1:..i,.,,.lifewirhprin<ipln that will nat d ie." '-yeo1>CHS
SYtVIAHYPES "Ov"ck,e,,,iit "e"""' ;,;,.epo,oblef,.,,,.. oreodyunder,1and:ng." .tyea,.CHS Can<err Cha;,1,3,• F,e.-.chClubl Orar--aCl.,b3,.t
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$HVEN JOHNSON "Steve" "He;, g,eot whoi, whot he;,f,om Mt u, e . ond whoncve, , em" nd,u, of othe,,." lyeo,CHS
PEGGIE JOHNSON "Potience;, h t e be>t e r medy fo, every t,ouble." 4yeo"CHS G.A.A. 2 D«>"'oCl�b �
!.u!ARA JERROLD-JONES "So.+.,;• <l;,oocjro1n;r-o<....,11,;, ;,divine to .._
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MARILYN JOB "Howb,itl i on t ondmi ,thfol h t e ligl,t of h e r ey e ." 4yeoriCHS
CRAIG JOHNSON "We beo,eochoneou, owndest" ny." 4yeo,.CHS
JAMES JOHNSON "Ji,.," lf..,.do,..,rwc,t�h, _.1,,.. ,,.,,_.. tun;,; e,;if..,eclono•,.,ao.e �•e. ore lehbeh;nd. 4yea•,CHS F,o,},Cf<>>>Co untry, lleeFoorboll $kiClub2,3,4 KeyClub3,4
STEVE KLEPPER "C,oc" "Gentle., , e n p,efer blond,. but they'll toke wha11hey con get." 4yeo,.CHS VorsityWo1e, Polo3,4 Vo,sity Swi mming3,4 A,tClubJ.4 PopCommi,.iOfler4
CHRISTINE KALINA "Chfi," "The hoppie,T f>e"°" i, the pe,,,:1<1wh<, think, The mo,! intero,ting th.o<>9!>1>.'" 4yeoroCHS Sid Club \,2,3,4 f.8.l.A.4 TalentShow4 Spon;,hclub l ,2,3
"H"'1ble becouw,olk<>0.,ledge, mighty by,oc,ilice." l yeo,CHS
DOUGLAS KAY "Doug" "St�belief1win.,r<>ngmen,ot>dthen make them,1rooger." 4yoorsCHS �iClub2 fcneic,2 F,enchCl.,b l
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"Thot .. hich befihher i, cheerful""" Ofldcour09e." 4yeor<CHS T,o.:kMg,,3,4 C,.,.,C.,.,ntryMgr.4 F.B.L.A.2,3,4
SHERLYN KIPP ·o,,,.,y · "Thot,of,wMwOOre!cbo ecce,•t,c mo,k,1he chiefo1pecrof ou,1i~e." 4yeor, CHS A,tClub3,A;Sec.·T,eo,. 4 Folk M�,icClub 3,•; V.P.• HonorRclll.2,3,4 DrillTocm;Coctoin•
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UUCEP::UOER "Beworethefu,yolaparient"'an." 'Y""'"CHS CnBaokuball
MARV LAING "Sonta" "Th ebeaytyofal""ely"'°""'ni,llh "'"''<;wholcanonesoy"""•·• JyeartCHS Chambe,Slr,ger,3,4 T<rlentShaw2,3,4 Cirl,' L"'°"Ye2,3,4 F.H,A, 2
JAMfS LAKE "Tony" "S.,itlhe oct0...,,0,hewo,d,thewo,dto theo"ion.• Jyeor,CHS VonityW,e,tli"ll 3,◄
SARAHlAP::£ "Solly" "Oppo.h,onityi,rore,andowi�WO<nan ,,.;U ne-,e, le1i1gobyhe,- ." Jy1<1110lS
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EDITH LE.MASTER "Lynn" "fo,1om11oin11to tryfortha,un," 4ya<>nCHS Clos,Sociol0,.,irman2 C.S.f,1,2,3,, ColliopaonMino,ity4 A.F.S.2,3
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SUE LEMAN 'A cheerful spi,i!; o laughing heort.' 2yeo<>CHS
DAVID LANGLOIS' "D ove" "Self-.:Offlm<tn<:lio.ii'emoinelegonce." 4yeo<1CHS Cce T,ock 1,2 Vo<1i!ylr0ck3 KeyClub4
ROBERTLEl'IR£ "Rondy" "G,-eoo,ne,.,lin, nolinbeing,r""'l!,bu! in,h e ,igh,...,ing of,trengtl,," J yeoor1CHS Concer!Choi,2,3,4 Ope,er,02,3,4
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SONDRA LANE "The11reo1l.ope ofoocietyi,in !he ind:vidvol <�•OC:ltr," G.14.A. 2,3,4
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KATHLEEN LAMB£RT "Kolhy" "T"•••a•elO<"aollantp<'Oplewhoa,e more in•e,nli'l! theb e , r tolh,,.• 4yeo,.CHS Gi,l,' Leogue1,2,3,4 f.&.L.A .2 A.F.S.3,4 Tol•n,Sno..,,
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MICHAEL LEVI NE M;t.e• "Se c ure , w'-ote 'e,he g"vu, �•11·•• lhab., ,.• 4y..,nC>iS Honc,,Roltl,2,3,4 C.S.F.1,2 J.V. !<aeboll 2,3 Van;,� S.,,.boll �
WARREN LOOMIS "K"ndneu ·, w",dO<'l'l· th•,• ·,"""• "n l if•,but nud,i t, and m o�y l ec, ,n.• "yeonCHS
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ROBSON tONGWEll "Rob" "Th•o,,ly co,,vic1ioncme.houl d hove;, that nothir,g,i,t<>beta<entoo,eriw,11," 4yeo,CHS
OAVIO LONG "tom .,;lli"9tood-lit thatfflOn i , m y brother,bu1l conte,,dl hov•olot of cu,1•d r•lo!io"'.• 4yeo,.CHS Wot•rP<>lol,2,3,4 IMer-Club Council 3,4; �,es. 4 C.S.F.1,2,3,4
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JfFFREYLEWIS "J•II" "Whot he desire• he wi l l onoin,• (yeo,.CHS Vonity Tenni,3,( C.S.F.1,2,3,• lette,men',Club3,4 legi slotiveCo<,ncil(
PAT�l(l,l LEYOEN "Pat" "Thebe.rportianolc,_...,,.,1;1.;,h.r /itrle,n<>«>•le,s,unr=embe, edoc"ol l<in<ln.,,,0ndlo ve." (yeo,.CHS
vtcro• UVINGSTO,,., ' "E.G.G. "Wh0l>1ren11t hli e ,be�ind""°'colo ....<i o,." 4y..,nCHS v.,,.;,y Foo't>OIIJ,4 Vanlty&a.o-bc,113,• vo,.ity eo..boll3," A.S.8.,lr�le!;c,.._....
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BARBARA LOTTER "A womon ', hope, are wo,on of , un b eom,; o ,hodow aM;hilo t e, t h em ." JyeorsCHS G.A.A. 3,4 Con<e,rChoiri,4 Operetto2,4 Hor.o,Roll2,3.4
CAROLYN MABERRY Suoie" "The o ne thir,ginth, ..,orld, ofvolue, ·,,he oct"v.,,oul." 4ye<:<nCHS
"St ev e " "S"le n ce · , o g,eo! peoce mok.,,.• 4yeonCHS
SCOTT MALMQUIST "He t�at knows when to '!'•ok kMwi, too, Whe n!obe , ile M." 4ye<:<rsCHS Co<>ce,t C�oir 4
DAU MANWARING "Spider" " ltry<ill thing,; lochie,.,wMt I con." 4y«mCHS 8eefootboll2 Conce,t Choi, 2,3,4 TalentShowJ,4 Chambe ,Sing e•,4
JEREMY MARCOTTE "Je r,y'' "Whotoll me n o,e re ollyolre, is,.,,.,e fo,m, o, pe ,hoos ><>me for<T'ula, oi peoce. 4yeonCHS Colli�onM'no,<•y4
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JANETMAURER "Ai!etmo.1c-...,,..,n,or-,jsl,e',be.n ofPer h"moe ,,·nce." 4yeo,,CHS F.S.L.A. l , 2,4 G.A.A. , 2 , 3 4 ;M9,. 4 Hon oR, olll,2,3,4
DAVIDMcCONNELL "Dove" "Lo rd,whor loohlhosemorolhb•-" ..: y,, aaCHS C.S.F.l,2,3,4 Legi,lait veCo uncil4
GREGORYMcCOY "Greg" "Fromeochoccordingtohisobilitie,, t o eoc h occordingrohi, need,," 4yeonCHS
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JOHN McGOWEN "Noonek"""'- whotf>ewiU dounril <>e's doMi!." 4y...,,..CHS
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MARSH,ll,McL,11,UCHLIN "To l<>ughi,1oli••·" 'r..,.. Ots
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M,ll,RVMcDON,11,LO "An individual ch001e< ond makn h.-nelf." CHS A.F.S,l,2,3,4 Hooo,Roll2,3,4 C.S.F.l,2,3,4
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MElANIEMllLER "Sileocemo,emu,icol thon ony,ong." 4yeo,,CHS GermanClub2,3 Con<;e,tCho;,4
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LINDA MEYER "SmilingolW<iy,with o neve,-fodi"II ,eren" ty olcountenonce." 2yeonCHS C.5.F.3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Ecneic,4 Wolfpacket Stof/3,4
DI ANE MICHAEL "So, oft,,o coln,,yet eleqvent." 4yeonCHS A,tClubl,2,3,4 FrenchClub 1 MedicolCoree,,Club2,3 D,omoClub3,4
EDWARD MICHAEl "Ed"
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KENNETH MUISE "Squeak" "lctU11M,efor e f ollo..Clfr.. tt,.,t1,i'V' which......kefo,peoce." 4y«>nCH5 llodcelba\lMg,. 4
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RUSS MORRISON "G,eotn,en, a,greot i<>y•,oreopr 10 be,ilent," 4y..,,.CHS
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PENNY OLSEN "Frcilty, thy "°"'e i, womon." 3 yeo,.CHS
MARY LOU ORNELAS "life,,.;thou,k,vghre,,shouldno!b,,." 4yeo,,CHS G.A.A. 1,2 F.B.L.A, 3;V.P.4 Gi,I,' league 1,2,34 , T,ockMg,. 3,4
STEVEN NUSS "Ste•e" "Ovietneu, with on oi, ol wi,dom." 4yeonCHS Vanity T,ock 3,4 C,o.,Covntry3,4 Lette,men",Club4 Ope,e,toJ,4
DIANA NORRIS "E�e,ytime she ,mile,, ond much mo,e when ,he lovgh,,i,odd>sornethingto rhi, l<1>g....,nt ollife." J yeon CHS Conce,,Choi,2,3,4;Hist.2,3 Ope,et102,3,4 VonitySongleoder4 Legi,lati•eCouncil3,4
MICHAEL NI GLIAZZO "Mike"" "It;,..,,;., ,o grow in dignity then to md.•o<r,><t." .tyeonC'HS
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MARY PIERCE "Friendship isthe ce,,wmt thctwill ever hold thewo,ld to gethe,," 3yecnCHS
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CANDACE PEDRONI "Candy" "To l o ok upon her ,mile io to know hoppi""'"·" 4yeonCHS legi,lo1iveCouncil2,3 Talent Show l,2,4 SeeCheetl800e,3 Vo,.ity Cheerleo<ler4
LARRY PETERSON "Withoutadvent<J<e, life i,lull of decay." 4yecnCHS Vonity Football2,34 , Var>ityWre,tlir,g3,4 Vcr,itylenni,2,3,4 Cor.ce,tChoi,2.3,4
CARL.APFEIFFElt "You knew l ,oy..+,01ltl,i""'•°"" nothi"llmo,e o,1.-.." 4yeor>CHS Dr"""°Club l,3,4 GermanClubJ,4 O,illTIKlffl4
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LEE PUTNAM "There',a good time coming bayo; o goodrimec<>mi1"9 l" .& yea" CHS froshfootballl D,omaClub
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LYNETTE ROSS "Melbo" "Norhi ngop•ctoculorwoo•o•oc• co.,pli,hed w1thout e nrhu,io,.., ond unde<1ronding.• (yeo,..CHS Girl,'L�l,2,3,(;V.f'.J;f'r•-• HonotRolll,2,J,• froohClouV.P. 1 Sq,homo,eClouS.C.•fr.,.. 2
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LINDA ROBBIE "En dowed wlrh ,hegif! of lough,er.• 'r•o<1CHS
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ROBERT SANCHEZ
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RICK SAGMANG
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MIKE SAMSON "To crecteali"lei,lnllabcwd-." 4yeonCHS
JOSEPHINE SCHMIOT "Josie" "She i, the ,piceof lile." 4ye onCHS ClonSociol(f,oi,mor,3,4 SkiClub3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Girl,'Leogue 1,2,3,4
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JOHNSCHONtNG "Life wo, meon! to be enjoyed." 4yeor1CHS
SRUCESCOTT "Rondy" "Vo,iety ;, the ,cul ofpleo,ure." 4Y<'<'B CHS Beefootball l,2 Vor1;1y Football3 KeyClvb4 J.V. 8o,el,oll I
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FRONT ROW: Ruth Dallman, Sherri Maxwell, Pom Cosey, Social Chairmen. Secretary; Chris West, Vice President; Bonnie Schenck, Social Chairman.
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FRONT ROW: Faith Hendricks, Coria Bell, Scott Dunn, Social Chairmen. Closs President; Missy Norris, Secretory.
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Ken! &rown Vice-President Foithll:oi!jluel Secretory
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS
MoryJoneBvM!on Publicity Oireclor
Jeff Williams Bviineu Oireclor
Pon,Mdlhcny l\,Wicoti-
OevonHozelton Sociol Choirmon
Vic Livingston AthleticsMo""'9«
Glencloe,.n'tpa11>e inhi,jobofrunnin,g the,chooleven iolunch.
This school year has been liviog proaf af both the meriďż˝ and disadvantages of the module system.
Through the
haze this hos created, however, mony hove been oble to
1,ecure o v oluoble high9u-olityeducationonclolsocontrib.ite irrmemely to o ma;tproductive year.
Ta these individuals
and to those few who trudged in the opposite direction I
extend o sincere thanks for an extremely colorful and
unforgettable.year.
Glen Smilbtein
A.S.6. President
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
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Mrs. AliceRitche Sponsor
Mis sSueStonford Sponsor
G-Gilbert Vic.e•President
Par:iPorti, Tr.-csurer
FRONTROW, Dione Dunne, Lindo Slivo, Arrangement, Cf.airmen; Morgorel Plaut, F.H.A. Rep<esenlative; SherryRobert,, JuniorRepre,entalive; LindaSeifert, G.A.A. Representative. aACKROW, Janie Wittich, Lindo Forbe,, Oe<.orolions Chairmen; Janice K""nedy, Janice B,own,tein, Publicity Chairmen; Sue Fu ..ell, Refreshment Chairmen.
Every girl entering Claremont H;gh School become, o member of Girls' league. This makes the club the second largest organization at the school. Under the copoble leodership oflynetteRoss ond Gino Gilbert, the club hos hodah,l l year. They sponsored the Howdy Hop, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the canned food drive, and the Girls' league Farmol. The girl$ of the school hove an equal chance in expressing thermelvesthrough theGirls' league. \'/ith continued leadership, Girls' League will continue to beoneoi the key organizations of the school.
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE
Augu1t0Almeida
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Mr. Roger Doney
Tove Jebhou
Augusto Almeida is from the C.,pital city of Ouito, Equodor. Heh 18 ,-in old. ln Jvly, AuguHo finished H,eequi11olent, inEquador, of our senior high school. H e plons to attend the Univenity at Quito to ,tudy chemical engine ering when he returns home.
Tove Jol,hou is from� Denmark, where l\er father reoict. Eng lish and her mother Gopt,ys;cal education teocher. fc,ye he.a�. Rigrnor, who WO$ an schange 1 in Deloware several y.an ago, sld who portiolly influenced Towe'sde cision lo come to Americ.o.
Augusto', interests in school revolve cn:iund moth and sociol science. He oho enjoys sports and a wide voriety of music. Augusto hos lived with rhe Leo R. Carrol fomi1y this yeOI'".
When she returns to Denmaric:, Jcwe w il l continue her studies towd receiving her degree in law.
Dedicated to producing uoderstonding and friend U\ip � the «:io.mtries of the world is the gool of the A.F.S, pr-ogrom at Claremont High Schoel. The club has warked diligently this year in on effort to fulfill this goal. The dub also wishes to acquaint C.H,S, stuclenh with foreigr, stucleots and their customs. This year we had two exchonge stvdeoh, Tove Jelshou from Denmark, and Augusto Almeida from Argeotino. This yeor A.F,S. f..ad o \r\1\ite Tog Sale instead of a stock sole. The togs were sold to raise S750opiece for each of next yeor's exchonge students.
FRONT ROW, 8. Benjamin, Publicity; Bill Toiie,, Di,■cto, of Stud_,, Acfr.,itiet. l. F_.., Secretary, A. .41meido, Tove Jel,hou; Steve McHolm, Vice p,..;d.,1; S. •ill, �L Goldstein, Treowre,. 11:0W 2: K. Pc,,,ers, K. Se110itz, D. Schenck, S. 5-ield, K. PIM. Pruderlin, A. McDonald, J. Stork. ROW 3: l. Seifer!, L. Mc,cl..eod, C. K I Magill, M. Overholt, J. Herkelrcth, J. Palmer, M. MocDonold, H. tt.,td,�, V. BACK ROW, S. McCarthy, J. Carpente,, D. Sieber, R. c...,_i, K. 1..,;,.� S � L Chirtenden, T. Sutler, C. Srown.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
Our Legislative Council under the
leadership of Kent Brown, with Mr.
Huges m sponsor, hm brought us faithful serviceand oble leodership
in 1966-67.
The Council repre$enh
V5 in student government. They hove the power to recommend legislation t o the Executive Council. The Council con do much for us ond for
our school. We should continue lo support their fine work.
AONTIIOW: R. Wood, H. Magill, M. Self, K. Prown, M. Overholt, M. Munrer, K. Heinb.,ck, S Mi:C..thy. ROW 2: 0. Gollowoy, E. Woingrow, B. Colen, K. Pl1mman, A. McDonald, M, o.n. T. lutler, S. Dov<i. ROW 3: J. Senezet, T. Hozelton, A. Clemmer, T. ForOO, J. Feduniak, O. r-.._., S. Al.tad, M. Slockl;.,m, SACK ROW, A, Helin, 8. Bill,, 8. Molon, P. McEll>ony, L Tori•, J. Palmer, B. Holl, L. Roberh, P. Hofmann, S. Cook.
Mr. Alex Hughe, Spon1or
Thepurpo5eofthelnter-Club Co..ncil
is to regulate dub octiviti� on the C,H.S. campus. They check to see thot oll clu� fol low the slandorck ser up by the C.H.S. constitution, cn:I they charter all new clubs. During the year, meetings are held ta di50.la whoi each dub is doing, ondwhor new activities can be planned.
AQNr lOW:
8. Horlyd:, Colli opeon Minority; B. Heody, Art Club; D. long, Runion Club, NFL.
P.,..., ICO; 0. .,.__, Science Club, Getman Club; R. Mooter, Pep Club, French Club. ROW 2: l. Chew, ,,.__.l Stoff; 8. To:r.ie<, CSf; T. Aniol, Con-c:e<t Choir, K ey Club; 8. Gray, Inter-A-er, lett�rmen,; T. ....... Mca,n� 8 • .Jodr;, fvh.-e T�. ROW 3: H. Cuilr,-, Student C:0...-t; S. Bo-ill, AFS, French
CALIFORNIA SCHOLASTIC FEDERATION The Claremont chapter of the California Scholastic Federotion is an honor society composed of C.H.S, students who hove earned a B plus grade average. The club fosters ahigh stondard of general achieve ment on the pert of the students and encourages service. The member.; went to the regional C.S.F. conference and annual field trip.
Mrs. Mory Blonchord Spo nsor
FRONT ROW, C. Brown, D. Long, B. Coun, histodon; D. J,;rne,, 8. Tozier, pre,ident; A. 0ovi1, vicepr..,ident; P. El,e, histo<ion; R. Wood. ROW2: S. Boatmao, F. Roigvel, T. Antal, B. Gray, T. Robinson, II. Horlyck, J, Wetrich, C. London. ROW 3: M. Kun!z, M. Munier, S. Brill, S. Corf, K. Powers, B. Smtih, J. Palmer, M. Boyer, E. Fong, J. Wiener. BA.CK ROW: J. Mover, M. Gage, 0. Belinkoff, B. Benjomin, S. McCarthy, P. Furer, C. Else, K. Irwin, S. Mcliolm, C. McCree, S. Tobin.
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KEY CLUB
Mt. Jomes Trautner
The Key Club is o s e rvice elub for boys, Seleetion for member1hip in this orgonizotion is done through �lieotion ond voting. The Kiwonis Club is their sponsor. The bo)"$ sell ChristmcG tree:1 osoneof theirprojeets eoehyeor.
FRONT ROW, D. Boe, treowrer; T. Wolverton, president; V. AnocKhion, vice preii<k,,t; 8. Mortin, S. Klepper, D. Kaufman, P . Mock. ROW 2: H. Cuihy, C. Johnson, 8. Goetz, It. Scott, T. Hubbard, 8. Groves, 8. File,. BACK ROW: B. Bramer, S. Blom, H. Pighe, P. A.nrel, D. longloi,, P. Morril, D. Groth.
INTERACT CLUB
Mr. Jock.Knopp
As sponsors of the onnuol Christmos Formal, the Interact Club is one dthemml octiveboY5 orgonizolions on eompus. Sponsored by the Rotory Club the boys hove os one of their mojor projeets the selling of football programs. FRONT ROW: R. Longwell, K. Lockhart, ,ecrelory; Mr. Knopp, B. Holl, vice pre1idenl; M. Overholr, 8. lto1muuen, C. Dauchy, 8. Green. ROW 2: B. Mortin, T. Bullier, H. Magill, J, Herkelrolh, C. London,
It. Wood, H. Ben(amin. ROW J: D. J...,,!!$, E. Powln"'n, B. Groy, A. Heline, J. Lo�ehomer, B. Roberri, J. Withc,r,,, B. Borland. &A.CK ROW, T. Michael, S. Hor51'ove, R, Kirkendoll, 8. F,oeoerg, J. Co,by.
LETTERMEN'S CLUB
�- EdwinHoertel
One mojor bo� club in Cloremonl High School is the Lettermen's Club.
TheboY5 ;n thi1clubhove olllettered in one of the competitive sports ond h o v e learned the
value of good
!iportsmonship os well m cooperotion ond teamwork.
Due t o o lock of
funds, the club hos done very little,
olthough they did sponsor o dance.
FRONT ROW: P. lhle,y, S. Kohler, B. F.oeberg, 0. Jornes, 8. Holl, S. Klewer, G. S.,,ilk11ein, J. Ihm, T. Loke, 8 . Fi,her, P. Mury. ROW 2: P. Mock, B. 8tomer, M. Stanfield, K. Lockharl, T. Michael, P. Hofmonn, 8. Morse, S. N.,u, 8. Molon, B. Groy, K. Cothey. &A.CK ROW: T. Pike, 0. Golder, J. Witham, J. thley, S. w;!!iams, K. Gutierrez, P. Sf>onner, E. Ornelos, D. Boe.
PEP CLUB
Dr. Nicol,,. Pol,,.
From the f;r-.;t mc:ments of the newond exciting school yeor, enthusiO!im ond
p e p enveloped the student body. Though mDSt of our teams were can
posed of your,ger ond inexperien�ed boys the
supported.
teams
were still well
The Pep Club helped
generate much of this spirit throvgh
FRONT ROW: V, Veuo, D. Norri,, 8. Rosmum,n, C. Jon.,., secretory; R. Mo,ter, president; P. Hofmonn, vice pre1idenr; C. 0ouchy, S. Goli�. ROW 2: J. Wittich, M. Porrlortd, C. Grimm, E. Powle11on, S. Houch, M. Self, C. S..ownstein, l. Forbe,. ROW 3: B. G,ay, T. Forbes, t. Macleod, C. Kittrell,
M. Overholt, T. Buttler, M. Omri, S. Murphy, S. St, Cloir, K. Clcmton. ROW4: C. Pedroni, B. Froeberg,
S. Ho rgr ove, J. Herkelroth, A. Helin, J. Warhurst, L. Cotlley, N. Worhurst, N. Moore, S. Cole. ROW 5: K. Hoffmon, B. Mortin, K. Lockhort, R. Longwell, 8. blond, D. Ch0>e. SACK ROW, H. St,,,ther n, M. Serno, L. Slivo, S. Arthur, C. Bau.,,.,.,n, J. Ryon, S. Kle�r, pep corrwniuio,.-,er; S. Anderion.
pep rollie!i, ond the 1T1Didng of po5ten !;l"ldsii,11!>,
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CONCERT CHOIR \_
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FRONT ROW: T. Nelson, IC. C.-,ingi, G. Ute$, S. Bootinan, 0. Norri,, J. Boonisor, 0. KroMnberg. ROW 2: M. Soule, C. Burgroff, 0. Trook, L. Cothey, S. Roberti, B. Lotter, T. Booni1or. ROWJ: S. Hobbs, G . lindernulder, D. Holch, M. laing, S. Btttles, C. Mildrum, S. Mutphy, N. West. BACK ROW: l. Applebee, N. Pl'lillips, M. Miller, J. Angle, F. Roii'J el, A. Noef, D. Rust, J. Rol,ton, M. White. The Concert Choir, one of the most active groups on the C. H, S, campus, is composed of the rr.ore skilled ond experienced voices of the Music Deportment. Presentingtheonnuol operetto and recordingoChristmos album ore two of theirrnost active project,.
FJi:ONT ROW: 8. Sherwood, P. 0ouglos, D. Topfer, B. M11r1e, J. Manwaring, G. J.eoi;,,,,. ROW2, T. Antal, B. Holl, B. Melon, 0. Golder, W. Pribble, J. Herltelroth, C. IColodge. ROW 3: 0. Lee, 8. ""-artio, C. Rhodes, IL LePire, J. Wi11ic,rno, P. Morill, It. Ko!odge, R. Bjur, D. Brinegar. SACK ROW: 0. Monworlng, L. Gossage, P. Amtawotr, S. Mullins, S. HorgroV<:, B. Froebe,g, P. Clork, 8. Roberh, D. Komm,
f"IO TROW, C. kholl, B. Wirherbce, C. Roberts, N . Woldmon, K. aa.-., J. Ry011, J. />hilliP', J. Kennedy. ROW 2: L. Sim,nons, IC. Hof'mon, S. 'M,inoker, N. Modi,her, L. Frit1cf>e, M. Bolinge,, l. ilack, S. Groff, J. Jen1on. ROW 3: H. Sttotf>ern, C. Goitskell, C. Thompson, L. Brownlee, B. HenLie, L. Sandell, P. Dene>, N. ...,_,, S. Hypes. BA.CK ROW: F. Storoosli, K. Clonton, A. Jeoger, V. ,,.;itor,, C. Rholl, J. Loberg, K. Hill, A . Sellemin, K. Lombe<t, S.Oo,.,i1,S. Wl-.o1on.
MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: D . Power1, P. McCobe, J. Stile,, D. Swisky, l. Barlow, 8. Adjemion, D. Glo,o, L. Denney, K. Connolly, 0, D emsey, C. Ho:ten, D. Aril,o n, G. Kreinbring,R. Srown. ROW 2: C. !lornes, B. Tvke, M. Jcmusz, B. Lowronce, C. Rice, K. Pork,C. Burggraf, J. Long, T. Andrew,,$, Lope.:,G. Moster<, V . Anooohin, P. Shone,, M. Rupp. ROW 3: G. Thompson,$. Peterson, N. Nutt, C. G,u idl, M. McCandles,, F. Nlgliono, P, Ru gg, N. Neword, M. Hernandez, J. Plyme.,er, L. Solle,, C. Hain, J. McGowen, K. Gurth,ey, S. Millu. BACK ROW: L. &,mett, D. Cole, P. Ables, P. Feeney, L. Lices, D. Kunkle, L. Chew, K. Olsen, C. Mohler, C. Jordon, K. Morgon, M. Oickin,on, P. Amtower, R. Kuder, F. Fee:tell, R. Hynek, P. Collins, R. Lennon.
Mixed Choru1 i1 o very large group composedof students who like lo sing but lock the experience to join Concert Choir. The chorusthis yeor isbiggerondbet terthoneverbefore. They hove raisedtheir goals this year to participating in the Chdstmcr1 concert, the spring concert, plusattending o festival.
Mr. Som Thompson Sponsor
FRONT ROW: M. B.rill, M. Cotrornbor.e, R. D'Amilo, B. Shyer, H. Gocdon, D. Kipp, C. Brainard, S. Castro, F. Horlmon, N, Deregibu,, S. Maxwell, P, Schroeder, K. Yates, B. Schrock, L. Cervantes, K. Title. ROW 2: D. Edwards, S. D unn, S. Hinton, K, Ro,e, D. Boatman, A. Adlong, G. Petrov1ky, S. Brown, P. Proscol, J. Birtlei,M. Wolson, K. Parson, S. Bohn, N. Burdick, 0. O,rne, C. Rvit. ROW 3, T. Clary, B. Molan, J. McConnell, T. Droke, S. Dickens, D. Aotol, C. Dunlop, C. Brown,L. Dorrov,, 0. Hatch, occomponi1t;A. Clerrmer, 8. Colen, E. Woingrow, K. Clark, J Neiden, D. Bollard, D. Conoors, K. Giroidor, V. Cook, A. Dejou rnetl. BACK ROW: L. Dy,on, A. Gerdeman, 8. Oejoumett, R. Frontz, J. Clanton, M . Epperson, C. Rolsten, i. Motchell, W. Forester, B . Parrott, S. Tes,ier, B.Plott, P. McIntyre, E. Bordot, D. Sinclair, K. Gilleipie, J. Beneze!, C. l'heiffer, C. Taylor,M. Boyer.
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CHAMBER SINGERS C. ber Singen are composed of --,dtham01t ouhtonding 110ices at 0-t High, The members of •"rt$ group portic::ipote in Concert dlool' ac:rivities plus mcny other per �cltheir own. The Ch,:mber Singen song on the moll during �.ot lheY,A.C.dedicalion, end -al luncheom, and festivols IM:IUgl,o.tt theyeor.
FRONT ROW: T. Antal, L. Cathey, B. Sh erwood, N. Woldmon,G. Jaeger, l. Fritsche, C. Kolodge. BA.CK ROW: L. Gos�, M. Loing, D. KO'IYrl, S. Boolm<rl, D . Manwaring, F. Roigvel, 0. Lee, J. Loberg, 0. Brinegar, B. H�zie.
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Mr. Sam Thompson
ew to ffie C.H.S, this year is the Advcw,.ced Girls' Glee Club. This wo,:ol orgonizotion i1 for girls who e hod o yeor of experience and lwilb 10 p.,nue their singing talenh. r.fOffflir,g at the CMhtmas Concert, �Spring(.oncert o n d o n recordore O"ly a� of their active sch�le.
ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
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I FRONT ROW, B. Wi11i'3111, S. Loehr, A. Verdugo, D. Smith, S. Chapmon, C. Vail, 0. Cl arridge, 0. Walker, J. N',c,ncuso, E. Eichorn, C. Mona.,,o, M. White, K. Ponon, 0. Green. ROW 2: J. Thompson, J. Gontz, J. G orner, K . Grolhe, A. Huege l, L. forkos, S. A,ken, P. K eoling, C. Coot, B. Adjemion, K. Br own, N. L e,h, A, Fi,her, K. Benton, C. 0onolri o, K. Bo<tell. ROW J, C. Storrh, J. 0ougherty, N. Moore, 0. f; osco, S. Fo,ter, P. Hort, M. Freedmon, S. Clorl<, C. 0 onohue, T, Tr oynor, L. Mor,hol, C. MUchell, C. Hendenon, N. Gotz, f.Fong. BACK ROW: K. Srwpohn, K. Lomox, C. Guue, M. Corter, E. Lyon, C. McN ouor, K. fielder, P. Morrison, J. Me1c.olf, 0. Sf'9C'I-, C. fC'1'ilOf, J. &ickso,, K. Meven. J. Wnl�.., � <.�
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Girls' Glee dub is opel'l t,:, all g7--h who con match c pitch orid wr:,r.· "0 l earn lo sing. All ttt ni�cl chorol singing ere taught. "'.'le obieetive a-etodev-elcp the st..o.rt1 to gain the ability rosi ng prq.dy ond confidently.
FRONT ROW, C. Plante, B. T rovi,, M. 0iehe,M. Frohom, P. Helman, 0. Schinck, C. Goritz, 0. Eno, A. Belinkoff, S. Stew a rt, 0. Green, S. Moly>iok, C. Brown,tein, S. St Clair, 0. Anderwn. ROW 2: S. Oyer, T. Finley, T. Short, M. Baird, C. Bogre, C. Mortin, M. Jablonski, K. Culoilo, T. Haze lton, C. Boker, 8. Hype>, L. Munt...-, K. Robinson, N. Strawn, L. Harmon, K. Bill, S. Dorl. ROW J: D. Monroe, K. Juergin,, C. Horn, K. Woodley, J. Schoel, M. Bru,tod, C. Romlow, P. Tyree, S. Sullivan, G. Mc Curdy, V. Hol,tine, K . Kegon,, l. Ailein, S. Baldinger, L. Ryon, E. G"°rdiolo, P. Allrecht, C. Donofrio, E. Sutton. BACK ROW: J. Byur, M. Brownlee, R . Winter,, H. Wingert, C. Chopmon, B. Storoogli, D. Sieber, J. Corpenter, J. Foust, K. Blackwell, 8. Beyer, S. Adjemion, K. Colemon, A. Thom"', C. Sieber, J. Robe,i,, 0. Palmer, M. Buderlin, P. Wo,hinton, C. Edwards, A. McDonald, 5. Nagler.
Mr.LonyPitd,er
ORCHESTRA The members of the orehestro crec I odvonced instrumental 5tvdert,. They performed ot leost fi� public c oncerts thi, yeor. In odcfiti°"• they ployed for the opereno end v a r ious os,emblies. Thecrehtin'c contains the full instrumeritc,iionolc symphony orchestra onc1fflcller Kale.
FRONT ROW: D. Strong, J. Gates, J. Beniomin, C. Howley, V. Ronds, C. Bog.ie, K. Nwen, E. Gilger, C. G uue, G. Bonkheod, B . Smilh, J. Stork, J. Sullivan, S. Bogo:slon, M. Munter, J. Ericluon, 0. Brown, W . Nlgerskie. ROW 2: P. Jacobs, K. Schmittou, S . Hartnett, R. Rou, P. Jablo, H . Hu tchison, D. Moron, C. Atc heson, S. Woertz, S . McHolm, K. Robert., D. Goldstein, M. Arm,trong, P. 0isper,ky, W. Loomis, P. Stocker, G . Jaeger, L. Warren, M. Mckinney. BACK ROW: S. McDermott, 8. Heukeluoth, 8. Wolker, S. Johnson, D. Brinegar, R. Heuck, 0. 8,idgwoter, L. Maxwell, S. Harri,, L. Troylor, D. Firmon, S. Holstad, C. Hirsch, H. Fop, W. fo,ter, E. Soge, B. Borland.
DRAMA CLUB The Dr(m(I Clubisopen to all sti..dents who ore toking drama or who ore interested in any phase of dramatic a r t . The club has helped in the production of the many ploys pre sented here al C.H,S, It hash on annual awards d i n ner al which studenh are honored for their out standing s�ice in the dramatic field.
FRONT ROW, D. Schenck, 0. Carpenter, hi,torion; S. Phelps, pnsidet1t; S. Hartnell, ,e<:retory• tre-a,urer; M. Bolin"er, S. PCKner. ROW 2: W . Bu,by, P. Leyden, A. Russell, P. Dens, M. Boule, L. Simmons, T. Wibeflil• ROW 3: C. Gr<mm, S. Folkini, C. IU!trell, L. Kidd, S. Kittell, E. For,9, 8. Sherwood, l. Bovord. BACK ROW: M. Honey, C. Pfeiffer, S. Hype1, N. Brown, E. Foy, 8. S...11, 8. Projector, 0. Michael, M. Brownell.
Mr, DonFruechte Spon.or
THESPIANS TROUPE 2129
Thespians ii a notional honor wciety created for high school sludenh who hove demonstrated excellent ability in the dromotic orh. Member1hip is deterrninedbythe points occumuloted tfvough participa tion in pl ays, talent shows, e t c . They directed the All-School folent Show.
FRONT ROW: 0. Corpent••• S. Phelpo, P"""ident; P. Dens, vice-pr.,.ident; M. 8oli�r, oeu••ory; S. Kitrell, treo1ur•r; E. Foy. BACK ROW, S. Hortnell, P. Leyden, A. Ru11ell, B. Sherwood, L. Simmons, T. Wiberg.
CHESS CLUB
Mr. Rtchord Pawley Sponsoc
The Chess Club
seeb
to make
ovoi!oble t o ony C.H. S. studenh
the enjoyment of, ondcompetition in the game of chess. The club sporuor.; tournaments between other schoob. There was o running list of the top
FRONT ROW, J. Hcrkelroth, P. Gollogher, G. McCollister, pre,ident. BACK ROW, E. Powles,ori, 0. Bowe, L. Chew', T. Sutler.
fiveployersintheclub. lnorder lo play in any tournament a player must beat one of the top five.
ART CLUB
Mri. Geroldinelurner Sponsor
FRONT ROW, G. Moon,, J. Weirich, M. Moore, A. Cvndiff, S. Kohler, M. Munter, C. Chemtob. BACK ROW: B. Heady, S. Hoffmeyer, B. Coleo, B. Storoa>ll, M. Mortin, L. Deloney.
The Art Club was formed to further the knowledge of a r t and arouse interest in it. During the year the club worked o n art service projects forvc..-iOOJs school activities. Through out the year the clubrllQde interesting field trips lo various art exhibits, art department:;, and arfots' dudios.
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SPANISH CLUB
Mr. Lopoda!
The object of the Spanish Club i s to furtherthe inlerestofSponishstudents in the study of the Spanish longvoge, Sponhh culture, and th e Spanish civilization. During the year the dub went on many field triP5, one of them wo:; o trip lo Mexico.
FRONT ROW: B. Boring,, M. Overholt, L. Goldstein, T. Jel,hou, IC Ritcher, L. B.ownlN. ROW 2: l. Chw, N. Mcleod, V. Conard, J. Woldo. BACK ROW: J. June, J. Herl<elrnth, S. Boatmon, P.
Able,, A. Cundiff.
RUSSIAN CLUB
Mr. Gate, Und� the supervii.ion of Mr. Gates the Russian Club hos developed a greater understanding of Rvuio. To g a i n a better knowledge of the longvogeondcultureofRuuio the students hove visited the Runion community in Glendora.
FRONT ROW, T. Robinson, T. Run,vold, J. Weirich, D. Long, B. llenjamin, D. Belinkolf. !!ACK ROW: N. Phillif>I, 0. McConnell, H. Senjr:,rnin, M. Munter, N. 0iedud,, M, Thom,:,,,
GERMAN CLUB
Mr. Mkhoe! Moher Sponsor The purpose ofthe German Club is
to furtherthe n i terest, i n Germany, its longuoge, culture, ond people.
The club hos held
many corwashes
this yeor n i orderto fi n once their
FRONT ROW: P. Jhonlon, K. Blockwe11, K. Lockhart, secretary-treasurer, l. Fritsche, vice-presidMI; 0. Soring. ROW2: L. Gold,teln, K. Power>, K. S ...,oitz, K. Gilger, E. G li ger, C. Bu rggraf, C. Pfeiffer. BACK ROW: L. 8,ownell, R, Moron, W, Loomis, J. Herkelroth, A. Porter, R. Kuder, L. Brownlee.
crmuol bonq.ielatthe Houfbrou Haus, and also the lnternationol Dinner.
N.F.L. SPEECH CLUB
Mrs. Ueloine Lef1gefeld S poruor The Notional Forensic Speech Club
iioclub which helP5 sTIJden� develop
betterpublicspeoking oriddebot i n g
techniques.
Th ey hove porticipoted
invoriovs deboting conies� and have done very well this yeor.
FRONT ROW, M. Rains, J. Piekryl, A. Belinkoff, J. Marmorstone, C. Struxness, 0. Long, president; M. Corter. BACK ROW: 5. Zouidowsky, E. Rains, 8. Holl, P. Dens, 0. Boring, D. Rokrer, E. High.
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SKI CLUB
Mrs. Dione Stowell Sponsor
Fl.ONT ROW: 8. Witherbee, ,ecretory; S. Hooker, vice-president; M, Stanfield, presidenl; D. Garrett, treo•vrer; J. Schmidt, M. Mortin, L. Delaney. ROW 2: J. Richardson, C. Grimm, S. Katell, N. Phillips, K. Curti,, S. Grave,, C. We,t. ROW 3, J. Tune, J. Herhlroth, M. �. T. Sutler, B. Gray, D. Ruebsomen, J. Alden, S. Scholler. ROW4: S. Maly,iok, C. �n, J. �rt,, S. Hwch, J. Steffen, S. Wilson, S. Ande�on, J. 51<>(>"1, M. Blockbum, D. Hord>, A. Lichte, S. Scholler. BACK ROW, P. Loto, K. Laub, R. Longwell, K. Korff, A • .,..._, S. Stewort, L. Ryon, T. Hozelton.
The Ski Club's main purpose h to orgonize ond porticipote in eco nomical and exciting ski trips. Many members who participote on ski trips ore advanced skiers while others ore just beginning, The members enjoy their sport while being with their friends.
MOUNTAINEERING CLUB
liMs yeor, theMountaineering O...tiis �of th�e iludents in.._,..,,,ed in the aut-af-daCll'S. During e yea, mony hiking trips .,_.el�toMt. &:ildyandather �ofinterut: Theclub�
FRONT ROW, J. Senjom<n, N. Schl,,.inger, P. Able,, secretory; J. 11,ley, vice-prHidenr; T. Butler, president ; M. Overholt, M. Mortin. ROW?: N. Phillip,, K. Keef"', A. White, J. Herlu,lra1h, 8. Gray, S. Scholl•, J. Tune. ROW 3: S. McC..-thy, T. Wiberg, K. P.....n, K. Segain, H. 1-litduson, S. fo11ci,., C. Kittrell, J. Millken. BACK ROW: P. Lara, J. tab.ns,
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Mrs. Cloudio Smith
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New this yeor is the Junior Girls' Gym nastics Club'. The purpo$e of the club is to ocquoint the girh with tumbling ond the use of other facilities found in o gym. The club met every Tuesday night where they ore given expert instruction by their sponsor Mu. Claudio Smith.
FRONT ROW: S. Arthvr, L. Cothey, P. Lota, vi,;e-president; S. Cme, pr•ident; N. W......., J. ROW2, K. Clark, K. YotH, J. O,itteoden, S. Tobin, P. Ables, C. e.-o...,,, N. Moore. tOW'l: D L. Chew, K. Curti1, J. Frederick, S. Brill, S.Cole. PACK ROW: K. Gibb., L. frill-CM, S. Gnlf Henzie, K . lob.!.
CALLIOPEAN MINORITY
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Ms. Donald Keefe
flONT ROW, J. Wetrich, wrgeon generol; M. Munter,choploin; J. Mo.-.;otte, 1.-crerory of the exterior; I. �njomin, 2nd 1emester empereu; B. Hortyck, emperen; R, Focke, under 1ecretory of war; J. Heady, assi11ont secretory. ROW 2: A. Cund;ff, 8. Silhnen, C. Chemtob, l. lemaller, A. liver,ole, K. Heincuck, S. Hoffmeyer, M. Moore. ROW3: K. Clonlon, S. D<;,rt, P. Albreche, M. Lis, 0. Puntenney, K. Robirson, IC., Yote1, S. Coulomb.. ROW 4: V. Weimer, J. Gont1, R. McClain, B. Grovfi, S. Kohler, P. lomele, l. Munier. BACK ROW, T. Robirson, E. F<rt , 0. Feeney, K. Severi, 8. Heody.
One of the bu1ieH clubs ol Clor..-rii High School is the Calliopeo,M.,..;,y It is o club created to advance aesthetic arts, parliaJlarlytt.e lite crn.,.,.._ting,c:onsis.tcfp:ietryr� discussions, and generol bull • o f literary topics. The dub• voriou1 speak.en on pr_,• day ofintered.
RADIO CLUB
Nlr. Horold Cole, Sponsor
The Radio Club was formed byo group of student, interested in the making ond operating of radios and electronic equipment. All the boys hove licemes to operate horn radios.
flONT ROW: B. Carr, vic••pre,ident; J. Alig, pre,ident; C. Rhoodes. �.J.Foir,J.Kohl.,,G.Neilson.
BACK ROW: C. Fiel.-,, M.
MODEL ROCKETRY CLUB
Mr. Kent Mil!er, Sponsor
The Model Rocketry Club was fCll'l'l'led because o group of boys wonted to leorn more about the process of lovnching ond making rockets. They have mode voriov, trips to Lucerne Dryloketolca.tnch theirrockets. AI the rockets used were mode by d,,e boys from kih or handicrcifts.
FIONT lOW: T. Porlt, lrlt<l1u,er; R. Wott, presiden1; B. Scheteen, vice•pre,ident. BACK K>W: M. Watt, R. Ficl,ter, l. 0eMoy.
PHILOSOPHY CLUB
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Or. Joseph Forcinelli
The Philosophy Club moy best be described 0$ a club set up to discuss philosophical problems, whoiie topics range from existentialism to meto phyiics. They hovehodguest speakers on various subjects such os L.S,O. ond metaphysics. In addition to monthly meetir,gs, the club hos held meetings during lunch modules, to hove informal discussions. FRONT RO.-,,: J. Weirich, 0. Long, M. Anderle, T. Robinson, preiideoit; B. Beniomin, O. M<;eo,,,..11, L. Reifsnyder. ROW 2: M. Thomm, L. Wright, B. Groy. M. Gage, M. Munter, J. Morcone, I . Horlyck. BACK ROW: S . Ooniels, T . Philbrick, S . Klepper, 0 , longloi,, B . W09ner.
ECNEICS
The oim of the Ecneics Club i s to increose the knowledge of science; IO provide on opportunity to perfect ,itlllsond understand the importance cl science in doily life. The club's aoior responsibility was to hold the -uol Science Fair, which was o pect succeH. The club hos hod o breclcfa.t, o field trip to Mt. Baldy, oad a lecture on the Artie regions f1"0m Dr. Benson. FRONT ROW: R. Beod,, I. ......,_, R. Moron, president; S. O,in, A. Porter, vice•pr..ident; 0. Kittinger, B. Santoni••· BACK ROW: 8. Smith, 0. Plewnon, T. B.utler, E. Powl•son, 0. Jomes, R. Chri_,, T. P«ter, G. McColli,ter.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
The Future Homemakers of America is o dub designed to provide For the development of airls 01 future housewives. T h e F.H,A. Ming mony of their meetings hove discussed sueh topics which hove contrib.ited to further- ing their intellectual maturity, os ,i,ell os improving their poise and charm.
FRONT ROW: 8. Smith, treasurer; Su>an McKinen, president; L. Young, secretary; J. Fault, publicityma,ager. ROW 2: M. Freedrno-,, C. Sherwood, L O,ew, IC Segai11, C. McCollister, E. Woingrow. eACK ROW: V. Green, N. Mettler, K. Powen, B. Carroll, K. Blackwell, 8. Beyer, K. Clerk.
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA
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Th• purp o s e oF Future Business leaden of Amerieo is to provide t�e students who hove 11::il.en, Ot'who ore taking business courses, on opportul'lity t o gain experience in the oper oliON of the business world. This year the F.8.l.A. hos held mooy diooen ood voriovs -ting!, to dilCUU the mony different mpects intheb..i.._field.
FRONT ROW: C. Sieber, hi1to,-ion; P. Fmter, oui"ont ,..esident; J. Miller, ,..eoident; J. Mourer, vice-president; C. Lotk.ovieh, lreo•�rer. �OW 2: L . Denny, V . Reed, S . Snider, D . Clarridge, L . Albem, L . Kemon. BACK itOW: G. Hcruen, C. Rinard, Y. Bethurum, J. A9uilero,
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
Mrs. Anoe Waggoner Sponsor
Future Teachers of Amedeo is designed to promote stvdenh interested in teaching to
probe deeper into thefield of education.
Studenh ore offered the opportunity to take over o class during student teoching week. They may also apply lo be a student teacher al one of the elementary schools.
FRONT ROW:
M, Munter, vice-pre,idenr; C. McColl i,ter, treasurer; E.
Woingrow, secretory; II. Jock, pre$ide11t. ROW 2: P. Dens, K. Clork, L. Chew, K. Segairz, S. McKisďż˝, K. Blackwell, L. Yovng. BACK ROW: E. Powle ,><>n, 8. Smith, K. Power,, B. C arroll, B. Beyer, J. Foust, T. Butler.
FOLK MUSIC CLUB
Mr1. Setty Ritchie Spoo=
The Folk Music Club is designed to further the intere s t of those students interested in
listening, ploying, and leorning obout folk
music.
It has been very active this yeor in
holding meetings to discuss the origins of folk FRONT ROW: R. Jensen, secretory•treosurer; D. K;pp, vice-pre,ident; J. Waldo, president; Tove Jol,hoy; L. Goldstein, Chris, L. Burnell. ROW 2: M. Overhol!, K. lllockwell, K. Segoitz, K. Richter, V. Conard, N. Mcleod,
music ond lo listen to students play some of their original compositions.
11. hooc, J . fisher. BACK ROW: W. Loomis, S. Sokoloski, 8. Smith, J. Herl<elroth, A. Cur.dff, K. Hain, J. W.llhelm, R.Ramire z , Mory. 8'!.CK ROW: K.Lockhort,B. Boring.
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WOLFPACKET STAFF
Mr. Donald Keefe Advisor-
NotolieSchle1inger Editor
Solly Davis News Editor
CrolgDouchy SportsEdi1or
TheWolfpocketStoff, u n d e rthe editonhipc:J NatileSchlesinger, put
out theschool popeďż˝ onceoweek this ye<ir. ln c u l ded i nthe poperthisyeor WQlloveryovtstonding opinionsection
ond enthusiosticeditor iols.
K, Keffer, D. Gr igg, L. Meyer, C. Catrambone, P. McElhooy, K. Benton, M, Buxton, J. 8rown11ein, F. Herring, L. Moore, P. Hofmoo.
ANNUAL STAFF
BarbiJerrold-Jooes Editor Backtoworli:Royl
Every Monday and Wednesday night t h e members of the annuol stoff could be seen indust riously occupied looking fo r new and different ways of arranging pictures, writing copy, doing ort work, and corefully planning final copies of each poge fo r a bigger, better book.
MorcioGreig AS>l,tont Editor
Members of the staff not only managed finonces, sold ods to local merchants and su�criptio ns to the students, but al!,O helpedin md<.ingtheschool talent showagreot success.
FRONT ROW, L. Chew, M. Codde., A. Smirh, K. Hill. aACK ROW, R. Burbark, K. Clork, R. S.Onchez, F. Henzie, S. Schenck, S. Ge,demon.
Bryon Shaw
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Cooch Cohn
Coach Haertel
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Cloremont ... Sept. C,..-.,,..ont ...Sept. Clo,,.,.,ont ... Oct. Claremont .. Oct . C!..-,.,,.,ont ... Oct. Clor,.,.,,ont ...Oct. Cl..-,.,.,,ont .. . Nov. Cla,,.,.,,ont ...N ov. Cl..-emont .. Nov.
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Cooch Cohn come vp with a potentiol ly goad team which wm proven ago;nst Glendora, Bonito, Chino, and Pomona. As ii0CWl as the season got u n der way, t h e team was handicapped by several injuries. Due to pressures of limited ployeB, sewrc: team members were worked beyond copocity ond lecr.i e,,;g,ec loliom. Although the seosoo turned out to be ratherdi$c:$ten:,us for the pock, many of the underdmsmen were able to gc·., valuable experience that should pay off ne1<t year.
VARSITY
Gory Angelo
Tom Beyer
Monua! Armondorez
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Deon Dempsy
Jock Cosby
lillFroberg
Doug Kaufman
BrittJen,on
.t.42,, Craig Kolodge
Greg Simmom
Jim Wilham
s,e,,.Sokolowski
J.V. TEAM
PhilS!ephen
GoryWur!z
Showfigh11 off Bonitoploycr.
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BEE TEAM
Coptoin BorryFisher
15 Claremont ................... .Sept. Azusa lnvitationol ..............Oct. ......Oct. Cloremonl.. Claremont.. ................ ..Oct. Claremont .... ................Oct. Claremont.. . Oct. MSAC lnvitationol.. . .. ....Oct. 36 Claremont .....................Nov. 19 Claremont ..................... Nov. 16 Claremont.. .................Nov. SAL Final,.. ••...............Nov. CIF Prelim, ....................Nov. CIFFinob
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Jeff Adlong
Doug Bowe
8arTyGroy
RoyS..,rbank
Roy lkJrbcnc, 9arry Mone, Hawy Mogill, and Edl'owl$enleadtheN'sott+.emile.
Steve Wilson wins h t e J.V. race.
J.V.'S
FRONT ROW: Ed Powlson, 0. Children, A. Adlong , J. White. BA.CK ROW: B. Mone, H. Mogill, S. Nuss, R. Bvn>onk, C. Lynn.
FRONT ROW, M. Angehki, M. En,;.,, L 0...-, 0. Children, M. Arm1lrong, G. �. 0. Smilk11ein. BACK ROW: C. Lynn, G. M;u.-, J. Peuon1, 0. Be,k, P. Horgrove, T. Porta, J. .Johmon, H. Hersh.
FROSH SOPH
VARSITY FRONT ROW, 0. 8owot, P. IM oty, B. Fi1hu, J. Adlong, P. 1'-1-#Nry. BACK ROW: J. Lines, G. Smillcstein, S. Wilson, B. Groy, C. Lym.
The leother-lungen held up the "Home of the Champions" motto fOf" CloremOl'lt this year. The 26-1 win-l�s record exceeds even Chino, our biggest rival in distance running. Bony Fisher, the team's outstanding runner, was the winner of the "Leather-Lunger'' award fOf" his record of fi�t place in every dual meet and high placement in the invitationals this year. By no means was it a one man team, though. The rest of the Varsity teom hod times very close t o Bar ry 's which accounts for the numerous perfect scores. Doug Bowe ond Jon LinM finished within 20 yards of Barry in some meets. The J. V, and Fr�h-Soph teams hod many perfect scores and both hod perfect records thi1 year, winning the S.A,L. title in those divisions for C.H. S.
The ovtstoriding squocl on theWaterpolo team this year w� the Bees. Through continuous effort oncl teom wark, they were able to make a 9 3 - record and were defected only once during league games. The Cee squocl finished with o 6-5 record. Although the Varsity team hod o poor record,
they ployed all their games with good spirit.
Hank Benjamin
6ob6orland
FRONT ROW, L. Mo>1well, R. James, S. McCleary, K, Keefer. ROW 2: T. Fo>1, M. Trudeou, P, Colli,.. Rondylljur
VARSITY TEAM Phil Hofm(rln
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FRONT ROW, P. Doug!on, M. Overly, G. Benjamin, J. Richmond, 0. A. Newmon, R. Mother,.
Chip Ho:ren VorsityMonoger
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BenNeiden SeeMonoger
-PotWartelle
Kirkendoll fi9htswithop,ponentsfor boll.
Lorry Knole,
Vic Livingston
Robertlennon
Brvce Smith¡
J.V.
FROSH
TEAM
BEE TEAM FRONT ROW, D. Beck, K. Rosi, 8. Gil.on, 0. Ad.-., C . K . Har9<0ve, M . Groumcr,. ROW 2 : B . T-. P . Ckrl,. , J . Cit M. Struxness,M. Ervin,
TEAM Fll:ONTRCIN: M. Thcmplon, J, We,theimer, T. Helman, J. t.ong.,,.11, P. ""'11ite. RON 2: R. Ellwell, B. Brun,, B. Purdy, B. Worhunr, C. 11<,lston. ROW3: B. Silleson, 0. Alden, S. Monhol, G. Conn, T. Co><, 0. Crowfonl.
WRESTLING
23 Cloremonl Lo,t Claremont lo,t Claremont 20 Cl,n,nont 17 Claremont Lo,t Cloremon! LostCloremonr 18
New spor� always toke several years to get into full swing.
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In its third
year, our wrestlers hove token gigantic steps toward becoming o winning team.
The spirit and enthusiasm of the boys was very high throughout
the season although they did not win a single match.
Cooch Wihon
Coptain Tony lake
Copt0in !lorry Morie
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O>olk up onoth,..,. ďż˝ fo, Y.,.,,ng.
Track is a combinotion of boy$ from the winter and foll
$ports.
Coach Lynn's distonce men ore the strong point
of the team, which lacks depth in the sprints.
Captains
Barry Fisher, Doug Bowe, and Glen Smilbtein looked
forward to o good year ot the invitationals.
Thirty-four
medals were coptured by the trocksters at the Santa Ano "Shorty Smith" Relays, early in the season.
The Coach
ella Relays were the highlight o f the season because of itsunique grosstrock.
Cooch Kei,er
Cooch Lynn
Coptoin GlenSmilkstein March9 . . . . . . Bonito . . . . . . . . . . . . Bonito March 16 . . . . . Uplond. . . . . . . . . . . . Uplond March 28 . . . . . Montcloir . . . . . . . . Claremont April6 .
. .. Garey . . . . . . . . . . . . Gorey
April 13 • . . . . . Chino .
. Claremont
Apri I 20. . . . . . Pomono . . . . . . . . . . April27.
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May 5 . . . . . . . SAL Finals May 12
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Moy 19 . . . . . . CIFSemi Finols Moy26 . . . . . . ClFFinols June2,3
Cooch Schuler
Pomona
. Ganesha . . . . . . . . . . Gonesho
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Brod Bmmer
Royl!.,,rbonk Rick Carroll
Erick Eichorn Bob Chrismon
Left1odght:
Jeff Hc!howcy Jcyll,l•y Pcul llsley
llobPoige
Sieve Schenck
Bruce Smith
Steve Wilson
Jim White
AndyWolker
BEE TEAM
FRONT ROW: J. Line,, B. Groy, J. Ilsley, B. Fisher, S. Wilson, J. Freid. BACK ROW: G. Smith, J . Gonzolos, J. And,ewi, G. Sell, G. Hill, G. Hamblin, S. Kolholn;k, J. White, C. New.
CEE TEAM
FRONT ROW: M. Angeeski, M. Ervin, L. Dunn, D. Chidre,, M. Armstrong, G. Jeoger, 0. Smlllutein. BACK ROW: Coach Ly,v,, G. Mill., J. Persons, D. Beck, K, Hargrove, T. Pork, G. Johnson, H. Her:1ch.
Powering out of the blocks,.
'" ACTION
SWIMMING
The swimmers, led by Cooch McCarthy, did well thh year in S.A.l. leogue meets ond in the numerous invitotionols,
Bob Elwell
Oer:m OemPf•Y
Steve Klepper
�ob L0<1gwell
fockleyden
Chri,McCreo
Tom Michael
lln,,ceTalb:,t
John Richmond
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BEE TEAM
CEE TEAM
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Monyof the p l a seball team this he ere 18th District �:�::/ � ovided O gre:7°,�:m and s eason for h mpians las t • Thn p r � � · .S. baseball.
Mano9er Dick Borton
John Allen
Art Helin
Mike Levine
BillFroberi
Bob Hunter
8illMill1
Croii Golchbeny
Pct Kennedy
Bill�
SronSokolowski
Jimfvon1
PhilSrephen
Ste.,eWiensek
Pot Orrell
Doo Meodow1
Jim Witham
GoryGi1t
TomWiencek
FROSH TEAM FRONT: 8. Davi,, M. R,;,dley, C. Hoo>'er, D. Brown, T. Reds.haw, T. Co><, C. Reynolds, M. F°'ter, S. P,.,gh, BACK, It Pol-, I. fln.tm, 8. Sillesen, R. W'hite, E. Show, G. Cohn, 8. Warhurst, A. Morlhol, D. Ellwell, R. Beal, J. Boulei.
A four bc,giier for Wurtz.
TENNIS
Mr. Bochus' rocketeen, with their new courts, looked forward too yeor which ,notched lost yeon. The teom hod o lxickbone of Yeterom fron lost yeor's S.A.l., C.I.F. r-.
DoYe Andenon
Jeff Lewis Josh Brown
RonnieJol....1
PoigeHiott
Cherin Matzen
ScottMcCorthy
JUNIOR VARSITY TOP ROW: B. Herkelroth, C. Cobb, 8. Neiden, J. Carroll, 0. Foglemon.
BOTTOM ROW: D. Wilson, J. 0enni,on, 0. Srofford,
TEAM
GOLF With only two r eturning lettermen, Daryl Muter ond Dove Crowford, Cooch Knopp WO$ concentrating on next years team. ln their first yeor of S,A, L. competition, Cooch Knopp felt the main competition was Upland. The under downen promise a hot team for the next few yeon,
� Doug llr-er wiffl Coo�h .lack Knapp.
Although beginning rather dow, GAA completed onother active and we! I remembered yeor, Returning lo the old basis, Seniors, Junion, ond Sophomore members of GAA met modules 18, 19, ond 20, four doys a week, while the Freshmen members met eor1ier in the day. Freshmen could stay after school when each sport met until 4 p,m. Tho,e who ventured to stay ofter school received 10 points f()I'" their efforts. The volleyboll tecwn, noted for their skill, coptured the S.A.L. Leag\le. Tennis, with o few retvming ployen, ploced second in leogue ccmpetition. The bosketball and hockey tec.ns, lock ing in experience, hod rather good seasons, The softball and badminton teoms olso foired well, New activities entered into GAA thi.i yeor, The Feb11,1ory Awards Potluck was changed into a dinner--cofelerio style. Here tennis, volleyball, basketball ond hockey awards were given out and letten, pin1, and emblem recipients named. Another new oclivity was a coost trip on April 22, This proved quite enjoyable for all. In Moy, the onnuol Mother Daughter Banquet was held at Orlondos. Awards ond elec tion results were onnounced ofter enjoying a delicious dinner. Through the new octivities and speciol events, GAA demon strated it is o vitol orid active organization and left mony mem ories f()I'" lh0$e involved.
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CABINET
FRONT ROW, C. Brownstei!\, K. Schmittou, Frosh. Re pre,entcltive ,; M. Godlis, Historian; L, Seife rt, President; M. Boyer, Vice�Pre sident; G. Gilbe rt, Treo,urer; l. Mui,e, Sec retary. ROW 2: Monog e n: ·P. Hort, Volleybotl; T. Michae l, Swimming; J. Benjomin, B,ad,,inton; A. Joeger, Track; N. Phillipo, Folkdonce; J. Moure r, Speed-away; J. Wo rhurit, Hockey; T. Forbes, Archery; M. Gr eig, Tennis.
SENIORS
FRONT ROW: T. Jel1hou, R. Moster, E. Roins, N. Phillipi, B. Lotter, L. Meyer, ROW 2: M. Codde,, L. Seifert, B. Gebhardt, G. Gilbert, J. Brown,tein, J, Moure.-, M. Greig.
JUNIORS
BC>t,IT ROW: C. Jones, C. Gc,lif"'C'U, S, MJ,p/,y, S. Mc.Corthy, S. Roberts, L. Muii.e, l. Hendenon, IC. Yotss. ROW 2, E. McCarthy, C. Borneo, B. Wilson, K. Chrl11ense n, J. Warhurst, L. Cothy, Hind,, P, Ables, M. Garchow, M. Sulli110n, R. Jen1en. ROW 3: N. We,t, K. Clark, l. Chew, A. ..laotver, G. Hansen, B. Pc,lmire, J. Miller, M. Boyer, C. John,on, J. Chitenden, M. St. Cloir,
IC Stoke1, C. Groene, M. Godfo, A. Fishe-r, N. Wofflunt, W, Fegundei, C. Schweige,1, J. M. Ornri, K. Kiefer, B. Kiefer, K. Heinbt:ck, S. Tobin,
SOPHOMORES
FRONT ROW: M. K...,tz, B. Walker, L . SdY,eider, D. Angle, M. Rains, 0. Angle, 8. Adjemion, L. Frontz, T. Hazelton. ROW2: M. Wotwn, C. Hom, K. Woodley, B. lowmnce, K. Loma><, A. Tozier, M. Huot, T. Fo.bei., G. E>tes. ROW 3: S. Campell, K. Grimm, S. Adjemion, J. Colcolour. R. Malco, c;. Christensen, S. Brill, 0. Kunkle, A. Wunderli, P . Harl.
FRESHMEN
FRONT ROW, C. 8row,u11in, S, St. Clair, E. Lyon, C. Ducey, C. Hende,.on, S. Navhous, S. Crit,;:hell. ROW 2: L. Munter, D. Smith, M, Self, K. Jurgeus, K. Robinson, E. 8oyer, S. Baldinger. ROW 3: 0. Walker, J. Gonzalu, L. Brownell, J. Metcalf, M. O,in, P. Holeke. ROW 4: H. Wengert, A. McDonald, J. Merrill, S. Nagler.
FRONT ROW: T. Micl-o.1, L. Solt•, C. ICai.rfman, 0. Mm.<,. 0. F'"� S. Houch, J. Steffen, K. Schmittou. ROW 2: I. Sclwo.,d.,-, M . lo,i,NIJ C. �u•, D. Tait, C. Atch.son, C. Borland, S. �. L ' ROW J: P. Morrison, B. Storoo,li, R. Wollin, K. G...e+.., C. lkie. I Seyer, F. Hendrickl. ROW 4: S. Winger, J. W«d, T. �. C Chapmon, P. Albrecht, D. Pentenney, L. Hannon. ROWS: M. S. v.,dugo, E. GitQitr.
G.A.A. SPORTS
TENNIS
TRACK SOFTBALL
ARCHERY
BADMINTON
SWIMMING
SPEED-AWAY
VOLLEYBALL
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BAND AND DRILL TEAM
14NNERCARRlERS: Undo Applebee, Gail Kamen. FRONT ROW: J. Hovard, 0. Angle, S. Hartnett, L. Coff, S. Woeriz, K. Roberts, J. Graham, D. Moron, 8. Wolker, G. Millon, K. BurrDW>, D. Brilhante, S. Johnson, S. N01Ti1, J. Houglond, M. Peon.on, K. Schmittou, S. Doniel, S. Oyer, C. Martin, K. Borland, J. Pl....,b, J. Oh.on, P. F.1uell. !ACK ROW: D. Brinegar, P. Jo,;obi, T. Polmer, J. Tuttle, L. Troylor, J. B(ur, R. Popovit1, L. Warren, S. Amtower, S. Thornp$o,I, P. Amtow..-, J. Bn.,,co, II:. Wittvow, J. Bull, B. Bri negor, G. Craft, B. Moote, J. Millar, R. Popovits, S. Sullivan, P. Feeney, H. Hutd,inson, 0. Jerl'old-Jon�, B. Ain1worth, P. John100,.
M. Joud,cwd, O . Pi.,.,e, P. Duffy, S. S,-, M. Gulidt, L. Watson, K. Siebe,, I. l:eiler, R. Hinmon, C. Rholl, V.
Mi1bl,•. Offu",C. Pfeiffer,IC Motv:,n.
Shirl ey Elliot
JoAnn Sloon
SONG LEADERS
Linda Forbes, Mimi Serna, Susan Tessier, Diana Norris.
Roe Block, Kathy Hoffman, Head; Lindo Sliva, Kay Clanton.
Susan Andersen, Susie Cole, Cloudio Bousmon, Sherry Arthur, moved
1966 HOMECOMING QUEEN
JANIE WITTICH
ESCORT TOM RUNSVOLD
HOMECOMING COURT
PRINCESS KATHY STARY
PRINCESS DIANE RUST
PRINCESS SUSAN TESSIER
PRINCESS VAL OSA
CORONATION The Homecomirig princesses were escorted olong a red carpel through o pink floral arch. Thi$ year's queen, Jonie Wittich, was crowned by Muff Metcalf, lost year's queen, os their escorts Bill Godwin, lost year's A.S.B, president, ond Tom Runsvold, Senior don president looked on.
RECEPTION AND DANCE The height of reminiscing was reached al the
alumni reception held in the library ofter the gome.
Concluding the step into the "Days When," the dance on Saturday night combined the roaring twenties and the rocking sixties as
those ollendingdonced to the greol sounds of the "Domains."
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enjoyable music throughout the evening.
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Our way of saying "HI!"
CHRISTMAS FORMAL
On the evening of December 21, the Interact Club sponsored its onnual Christmas formal, following the theme "Weinachsten." The formal was held in Plott Hall at Harvey lŸJdd Col lege, with music p!'Ovided by the Roy Anthony Combo.
The Concert Choir, Modrigals ond Orchestro presented o selection from their Christrnos ,■cord,
CHRISTMAS CONCERT Trodilionol ond daukal Oiristmas rrusic W0$ presented by the Music Dep;irtmeot on December 16 in their an nual Christmas Cancer!. Performing for the school's pleasure were the Concert Chair, Madrigal Singers, Girls' Glee Club, and the Mixed Chorus, The or chestra played the accompaniment far the Hallelujah Chorus ond several selections al the beginning af the program. The concert wen also presented far the public on December 15,
TheModrii,;,1's, ur>derthedire<::lionofMr, Som Thotni-on, peiformeda....t.,. o/Chrisrmas fovorite,.
The bran ensemble, under the direction ofMr. Larry Pitcher, pr.,.entedChri1tma1 sangs with ounique ond very enjoyable twi1t.
DRAMA
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP
CAST 0enni1O'Finn ...Poul 0ouglon Mi.s Hildegarde •.•• Pot Leyden . • Mory Boule
Mi11 Birdie. Min Amoottla•
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Miss Lucy.,., ••llethProjector Miss Nettie••••• Sandy Folkins Miss Elitob eth •••Sue Compbell Kromer,
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FirsrStretch.e r Bearer ••We,.Busby Second Stretcher Bearer ...lorry Goldstein JoneRogers ••.••LindaSinvnons John><>n••••••• Jeff Williams
"6utyoungmon, you're holdi"9my handl"
Bull in o China Shop by C. B. Gilford wos the first of three fvll length ploys produced by the Drama De portment this year, All three were directed by Mr. Don Fruechte, Martha Bolinger was the student di rector for this production. Sull in a Chino Shop, o comedy, centers around six old ladies who kill each other off to get the attention of O'finn, a homicide detective with whom they ore collectively in love.
"\.ookot the lovely strowberry mork on hit ihoulcler."
"O'Finn, wh,:,ti,your allraction?"
PKUUUC I IUN!::> THE GLASS MENAGERIE
CAST Tom•.••••.. Mork Brownell Amanda. Loura. Jim
. Eileen Foy SallyPhel� . , ••.• Poul Oouglou
Tom, who h01 been drinking, sho.... l11Vro 11 "magic scorf" thor he got From o mogicion who t1.rted � � whislcey. Tennessee Williams' The Gia� Menagerie is a "memory ploy" and involves o sense of illusion created by the lighting and music. Three of the four characters in the ploy are in scme woy out of touch with re,;,lity. Pc:t Leyden wos the student director for this modem dromo.
"Moloriofever, your father, and jonquils."
Lauro rimidly ,ho,,,. Jim a picrur•of!,;..,..,1r;., Mr hig,, .dw:d ,- bool<.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN
Dovid Holme, 01 Rumpel1tih,kin spin,i ,trow into gold. The miller'1doughtermo rrie1 thehondsorne princ•. The Drama Workshop in Summef School produced Rumpel$tiltskin and Hon$el and Gretel under the direction of Mr. Fruechte. They handled the bocksto ge ospechof the production as well as the acting,
LITTLE WOMEN
Sarah Baldin9er o• Aunr Caroll end Sue Adjemion a, Aunt Morch h ove a disouS1ion overtea. Julene B(ur as Amy, Koren Youn11 ,,. Meg, Rebecca Southworth,,. Jo, and Barbaro But!eros Berh,itoroundS olly 8rillo1Mormee(,;enter), ond lilteotooewsoftheir fother.
HANSEL AND GRETEL
Left to Right: Shir leyWoe,uos the mother, DoveWil,onosHornel, Den ise Domicoo, Gretel, and Pete f;, chero 01the fother.
Seth P rojector 01thewitch loch Hon,el into o cagewhile Grerel i1 tronsfix.d ..,;ri, fear.
KING ARTHUR
Stephen Schweicke,101King Ar thur defeat, Croi11 Kolodge,,. Pellinorewhile the ArchbiihopportroyedbyWe,e...1byondhi1secretory(ScottMcCa,thy)!ookon.
11,,,t rhesophomoru jumpedc,heod. Thefruhmenwerec, little timid.
M,,. Smith ondMn. Wright ere pleosed wiTh !heir owards butMri. Tweed.•
The Junionflew in ot ronclom.
The G.A.A. Fall Awards Bonquet wo$ held ot the Sycamore Auditorium an February 14. The program camisted ofskits madeup byindividuol classes using props gathered by the seniors. In betwe�n the skits the All-Star Teoms were named, emblems were given out and patches, letters and pi ns were oworded to the most deserving gi rls. The Q(lnquet closed with the presentation of engraved plocques to the advi10rs, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tweed and Mrs. Wright.
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This yeor the four -..olleyb:,11 ,- - me S.A.l. Girls receiving their letters were, FRONT ROW: J. Colcl<>Ugh, l. Henderson, A. Fi,her, 5. Ro berti, Donno Angle, Dione Angle. BACK ROW: 5. A,:ljemion, K. Heinb..,ch, M. Godlis, K. Yates, J. Chittenden, J. Miller, N. We,t, R. Jensen, L. Meyer, M. St. Clair.
G.A.A. BANQUET
Volleyball oll-,tors were, FRONT ROW: C. Schweigert, N. Firrmn, G. Christionscn, S. Lene, .J. Colclough, L. Seifert, S. Robcf!,, D. Angle, L. Moui,c.
Girh receiving their Pins were, FRONT ROW: J. Mooter, • V.�, Worhurst, S. Roberto, A. Joeger, W. Fog<.Jnde,, l. Cothy. !ACX: lO'tlr: Treynor, N. Phillip,, J. Hirsch, E. McCorthy, R. Mosten, J. Br-:eia. Gilbert, M. lloyer.
Tennis oll-,tors were: M. Greig, J. Metcolf, E. McCarthy, J. H<rsch, N. Philllp,. Hockey oll-,tors were, FRONT ROW: J. Oiirendft., I... Tozier, L. M""i,e, M. lloyer, G. Gilbett, l. s.;.:__,., ' Firmon.
1967 BASKET BALL QUEEN
DIANE RUST
BASKET BALL COURT
SeniorPrinces1 KothyStary
Senior Princes, SusonF,mell
Junior Princess Janicell:yon
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Fr11hmanP,inc... Wor>da8illings
The third orw1uol C.H.S, So5'.:et Boll wos held on Feb rvory 11 ot the new Y01.1th-Activily Center. The "Sons d Eve" provided the donce music ood the trio, "Three's o Crowd" performed during the first intermission. The second intermission wos highlighted by the crowning of Dione Rust os Bosket Soll Queen. Dione wos crowned by her escort, Bill Hall. The two Senior Princesse1 were Sue Fussel, escort Vic Livingston; and Kathy Stary, escort Charlie Forsythe. Junior Princess was Jonke Ryon, escort Howard Magill; Sophomore Prin cei.s Claudio Sovsmon, escort Craig Ducey and Fresh ..., Princess Wooda Billings was escorted by Richard 'Miite.
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THE MUSIC
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memben find that building a ' po,rch"i,no
Mayor Shinn, Tom Antal, be90n1 o potriotic ,�ech in rehearsal.
MAN
Horold Hill, Dale Mormwaring, ,pell bind> the citizen, of River City.
The dance,,, under the di rection of Mrs. Claudia Smith, reheor>e "Shipoopi."
Harold Hill, Dole Monworing, rries to win over the !own piono teacher, who itol,othe librarian, Morion Poroo.
Amaryllis, Glorie Estes, ond Mo. Poroo, Luonne Co!hey, try to make Win!hmp, Brion Shyer, ,oy "Amaryllis" i n spite oi his lisp. Under the direction of Mr, Som Thompson, the Music Deportment pre sented "Music Wion" on l,',orc:h 3, 4, 10, ond 11. The plot of the music:o! revolves orcund a small town in towo i n 1912. Into this town comes o fost-tolking troveling solesmon set on selling to the town a boy's bond. Claiming to be a professor of music, the salesman runs into business as well os romantic: complications. But all ends well in this entertaining and quick moving musicol by Meredith Willson.
Haroklhcllltume<:!thecoutontlyquorreling schoolb:>ord into o o:nrsitad borber shop quartet. Memben ore Craig Kol""9e, l:,b �ood, Dove Golder, and Don Brinegor.
Mayor Shinn, Tom Antal, lries to breok up the romance between hi, daughter Zon1tto, Foilh Roi 11-1el, ondTOffWny, Steve Horgrove, which Horold encouraged.
Zonetlo, Faith Raiguel, and Tammy, Steve Hargrave in the library.
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Morcellos Washburn, David Lee, and Ethel Taffelmier, S..,.an Bi11les, enjaya flirtatiau1mament.
Eulalie Mo cke.:knie Shim, Martha Bolinger O'ld the promine,,t ladies of River City, MaryBoule, Sally Davi1, Cindy Meldrum, and Su,an Billies perform a dancef« th<! "c,pp,eciation� of its cllinn1.
• MoytxShim, TomM10t, onclfulalie� Shim, Mortha Balingar dilCUSI 1M UONI ol affn.in in River Ciry1ince Horold Hill hm- IO
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TALENT SHOW
Shiley Elliot performs "Lo Cochiporo."
Oiono Norri, and Brod Mortin wng folk >0ng,. 10 o d11ightedoudience.
O.lindo GION in he,,_;,;.,.. d ...... Bon,.•
This yeor's,tolenl 1how, with the theme of o Mexican Fiesta, was held on October 28. Bc,ton twirling, folk singing,hula dancing, a Snow White skit, and piano solos were only a few of many excellent performances. To o d d a touch of humor to the show, the junior girls, senior women, and senior men pre sented !>kits depicting vorious aspects of Claremont High School. The Tolent Show wos spo,nored by the Annual Staff, and funds raised were used for financing the yearbook.
The Senior Men's act provedtobe the mc.triotoui;J>Wf-- • show. Portroyingschool life in1976,tl>ey invol....:lchoroc.-.,/ prominent faculty andodmini,trotive membotn.
The DromoClub performeda ,k;1u,ingo jon.edupuo,y of Snow White.
TheS...iorW-, 111ing ttoe"-•n-1. the M�• brougt,1 -,.�;- ,_ �•cloJ'b:rdi:tolife. The Junior Girls, wearing lettermen', ,weoten,song "Oiomondi. ore o Girl'i Best friend.•
CAMPUS LIFE 1967
The flexible schedule type o f progrom which wos indoctrinoted into the live5 of sedote Cloremont studenh hos hod on astounding effect on the student$ behavior, During free modulu, student$ eon be found in the New Youth Activity Center, lounges, lunch orem, or possibly even the librory.
Stvdyingdoesn'tho�etobemiseroble.
lt'10 to,.;g+, decision.
The new Youth-Activity Center is Q p;,pulor ploce to ,pand o mo,i,,le af ,-.
It', the reolly big bo,,!
The Senion in their very own oonctum sonctorum.
Some even go to th• llbrory.
Pi ng-pong i, ogood woy lo keep busy durin9 free mocL]e,.
And then there;, ju,trelming ..
Just sitting in the sun iso good woy to ,pendfree time.
lounge, were pop.,lor before the
Y.A.C. wosopened.
The food mochinei ore olwoy, crowded during lunch me>dules.
Students enjoychess ond othergomes in the co nf erence room cl the Youth Activities Center.
Protesting i, portofoff campus life ct Clorffl'alt Hifh.
A.S.B. President, Glen Smilkstein tok,,.timeoutof hi,bu,y,chedule for lunch.
Monyfree modulescre ,pent in the counselor's office.
Relaxing en the "of f limits" cdmtnistrction slepo i1 c restful waylo ,pend c lnClGlle ÂŤ ..__
THE FLOWER SHOP
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Schwinn Bicycles - 760 E. Footh!ll Blvd., Pomona
THE RACK 143 A Harvard
OLIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 777 E. Foothill
WOLFE'S MARKET 160 W. Foothill
FEDWAY DEPARTMENT STORE 450 Pomona Mel I East
FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC.
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MR. HENRY'S 284 W. Second
AL ADAMS CHEVRON SERVICE Foothi 11 At Mountain
ALBERTSON'S MARKET 675 E. Foothill
BETSY ROSS ICE CREAM 695 W. Foothill
CLAREMONT PAINT & GLASS 121 W. Foothill
DR. GEORGE J. CHARLEBOIS Veterinorion
123 No. Indian Hill Claremont
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DABAR COCKERS
3563 N. Mills
BYERS - FROEBERG, INC. 112 N. Indian Hill
HALLIDAY'S SHOP OF GIFTS 376 S. Indian Hill
BEAUX & BELLES 250 W. FoothHI
Congratulations to
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PETERSON'S Rx PHARMACY 849 W. Foothnl
CONNIE & DICK'S SERVICE
375 W. Bonita
HOME PET CENTER 909 W. Foothill
CLAREMONT POLYCLEAN CENTER 1330 N. Towne
MISS BUDGET BEAUTY SALON
1679 Indian Hill Pomona
HULING'S 214W. Second
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Edward J. Dittmer
THE SPORTSMAN 141 S. Harvard
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HODGE'S BAKERY 119 Yale
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364 N. Indian Hill
145 N. Indian Hill
Continental Bakeries
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Melb<.ond the cornfields!
Girl Seoul-I together...
Thatfint cup io themomiog,, Petohl
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The woocb ore lovely, dork ond deep, But I hove p!'omises to keep, And mile5 lo go before I sleep, And miles lo go before 1 sleep. ' Robert Frost It's been o long journey from first grade. Remember the mixed «notiOl'IS we hod then•• -� f� the._ mu,crienoe ond dreod thot we might not be eqvol to it. Trove1ing from sixth grade to juni« high- onothe,, b·g 1te9. Ard� feel terribly moture os eighth graders.,. until we went to the high school ond Wffe the .,o.,r,gcst Jtuder,1'$ or,ce -.. e troveled in high school too ... from the south to the north compus ond bock through rr,,.d end dud ot o fmt c,c,c:e. etraveled through o moze of modules, computers, ond I ,D. cords. We've seen the,_� bu" dir9 � � lonckcoping soften the scene, We've traveled from semester to trimester, from fod to fod, outgrow'r,g OP bicydm b con ond motorcycle5.,.troveling ond leoming. Now we foce other journeys, into the service of our country•..into e&l!ege..• into industry and b.,s;,._•••into � Mony of us ore focing these journeys with the some eogemess ond dreod with which we foced Hie fint day oi fast ;,oci,e. M.oy God be with us 011 eoch mile we trovel through life ond with the teochers who I-love been our i,,iida.
Barbi Jerrold-Jone
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