1972 El Espiritu

El Espiritu 1972

EL ESPIRITU 1972 Volume LIX Claremont High School Claremont, California Ginny O'Neill, Editor

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Table of Contents Photo Essay Activities

El Espiritu Staff Ginny O'Neill: Editor-it1-Chief

Oebb.e Oavi1: Photo Editor _..., Williom1, Busine,s Manager .- Colemon: Sports Editor

Organizations Seniors

Sports Classes

Co!hy Ford: Organization, Editor

Faculty

Emily Woingrow, Senior Clcus

Advertising

Kdy Josselyn, Acrivities Editor

Jeonn. Seiler: Senior Clou

Lso Gladstone, Senior Closs

Melanie Brewer: Junior Cfou

• 8oor, Sophomore Cfon

Boon Fowlie, Sophomore Clou Sondy Britt, Fr,shman Class

Lecy Irwin: Freshman Clau

Jorwie Nesbitt: Faculty Edi/or L- Monge: Faculty Editor Ottii" Keating: /ndH

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Sports

Ice Denni1on, Sports

Enc Rothe11berg, Photographer

Gory Blol\hmhip, Pbo109ropher �rli: O'Neill, Photographer

Je.u.co Carlson, Photographer Owu Stirling: Photographer Poul �chtel: Photographer

Keating: Photographer

llt1'n Bobo: Advisor

Wayne Book Studio:

Photography

Toyior Publishing Company: Printer

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To live 1s the rare!tt thmg m the world Most people exist, that IS all Oscar W,lde

1<1ke -l.,n1e -fo love qnd be Jo,ed.,;t ·,s the essence o'f Q f,;II haff.':J life• Tcike ·f,rne to p/an{,'..·,t ·,�{he. re0Gn·,n3.foro, b,i51.-\ertomorrow· Toke ·bme io -1.hi�k• ,tis -the ?ource o-1!" be+ter unders-tcmdilj• _ _ ,ak<?. -1:,me ·lo dre<1m-l( it is h,tc�a-19 a w":Joi, -to q 5--/:qr.

TqJce -hrne -\:o look qround..,,.. it is -1:he� 9our heart will rejoi<e ih -the beau'.:/ ofevei:9-thi

Tci�e -<irne to be a lohe · ii is in sileh-t hours o«r besi-tholljhfs com�• Tqke iime. -1.o work� ;f is fhe price o-f s<1ccess• T"lke -<irM -lo be .fr;end l3 )' it is -the ·fo-,-1: s-1,p on +he roo.c\ -to ha.pp1neSS• Tcike -ic,� _-to pla.�! ;t ,s .Jche secret ·fo l<>�hin.9 joui:h• To. ke -ti me ·fo /Qu.�h-9 ,t ,s the music of -i:he Sol.Ii' T<>Ke. ·brne -1:o re«d ♦ it o�ns (Jo'-lr e_'.les -l:o-1-ne woncters at -the worlcl• Tc,ketime-to be +h«nki'11.l�it is-1:he nieosllreof humilit • _l) Tc.�e -1.itne -to prQ� +it is-lhe wo� to C<od's heo.ri-• (o.cvtnor ,,nJZnown)

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We're not learning to be architects.or

-painters or writers we're just learning to be, that's all.

(Be Happy)

Dream

Each one of us lives to be loved;

Yet alone we dwell.

We wait for our friends to reach out While in our shells we hide.

"Come into my life and comfort me," But we refuse to go outside. life is too short to waste

By keeping a heart of stone;

Reach out and take someone by the h-., And you 'II never walk alone.

Student Life Activities - Kathy Josselyn Organizations - Cathy Ford

... all the long year through, The joy that you give to others, Is the joy that comes back¡ to you.

- John Greenleaf Whittier

Cast of the King and I . Ron Schlager

Captain Orton Louis leonowens . o leonowens

....Roger Castellano .. .. .Carolyn Zerveck

Interpreter ......•.•.•.•••••......David Cramer Krolahome. ...•.................Grant Sontag

ROYAL WIVES: Alicen Clark, Marion D'Cruz, Lindo Grunnet, Lourie Gustafson, Saro Ilsley, Sharon Paul, Sue Stoddard, Dodi Tapayo, Sondra Thur, Kelly Walker, Julie Williams.

PRINCESSES and PRINCES, Carl Cervantes, David Cer­ vantes, Brod Cline, Scott Cline, Stephen Gassner, Heother Glidden, Bonbie H�mkowsky, Vance Hatch, Louro Jomes,

King .

....Randy Kovitz

,._a Alack

......•.•.•............Mike Krieger

Kenny Krieger, Jody Drieger, Cathy Pizzoli, llano Schlager,

uptim ...................••......Down Honeywell

Adrienne Spanier, Ruth Spanier, Julie Waldman, Katie Weinberg, MOrk Swirsky.

lady Thiong . . .

..........Lisa Geller

......_ce Chululongkorn

....Martin Hewitt

"'-'cess Ying Yaowolok

...... Alisa Allen

lun Tho Sir Edward Ramsay

..Chris Holder ... Paul Tote

ROYAL DANCERS: Terry Ackerman, Moffet Atcheson, Al>a Cisneros, Teri Glover, Lindy Gucciardo, Elaine Kihoro, Janet Kinsey, Barbie Macleod, Lisa Oglesby, Lourie Pelton, ily Penfield, Joyce Glaser, Terri Seal, Barbaro Zeffery, Jill VanDenBerg.

IALlET CHORUS: laura Begosion, Michele Friedman, Jana Gmdsberry, Mory-Ellis lacy, Rhonda Guthery, Soro Fowler, Patti Gross, Jonet Lindquist, Cynthy Culotta, Shelley Waldman, Peggy Carpenter, Mory Hording.

Rallies and Assemblies were there

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Were you?

"Na Huna Mea Hoomanao" (things to be remembered)

HOMECOMING COURT PrincHSe5: Morion D'Cruz

Debbie Bjur Marcia Pixley Janet Thompson Jan Blonche

Queen,

Julie Coon

"And the wind it will whisper your­ name to me,

Little birds will sing along in time, The leaves will bow down os you wa by, And morning bells will chime."

Aufhot- Unkno-

Got a tear in my eye again, Reminding me that I might cry again, Feeling sad and wondering why again, Remembering when.

Badie a night of rain, surprises, and barefeet â&#x20AC;˘.

A night to remember.

When the music's loud I can't get enough.

8ingin' hi, singin' hi, Come on feet, Teach yourself to move!

John C. Fogerty

Cast Anne Boleyn ...........••................... , ...........•.•.... Kate Leyden Henry the Eighth ...••••....................•...........••........Jack Davis Cardinal Wolsey ..............••.................... '.: ......... Randy Kovitz Thomas Boleyn ......... , , •...................................... Larry Smith Henry Norris ......... , •...................•................George Atkinson Mark Smeaton ......... , , •..................•...................Tom Grothe Duke of Norfolk ..................• , ••..•..........·............Richard Butler Lord Percy , ..... , ..••.......... , . , , , ..... , .•••................Ron Schlager Elizabeth Boleyn ... , , ..................•...•............••......Alicen Clark Mary Boleyn ..........• , .................•...................Denise Damico Sir Thomas More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dove Nimmons Madge Shelton .........•.••...................•·..............Andrea Hensen Jone Seymour ...................................•....... - .. Dawn Honeywell _ Thomas Cromwell ..................•.••................ , .........Doug Wells

TIME IS OF GREATEST IMPORTANCE, LIFE IS WHAT WE HAVE TO DO WITH IT, PEOPLE ARE WHO DO THE LIVING, LOVE IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT.

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The true worth of a man is to be measured by the goals he pursues.

4....5 8. _ Tr.asurer - Virginia Pike

A.5.8. Prtuident - Kathy Vigil

A.S.8. Secretory - Soro Ilsley

Soda/ Chairman - Bev Simmons

Pep Commissioner - Anne Young

Publicit-/ - Leah Gerdeman

I.C.C. President - Jock Davis

G.f's league Presidenl - Jody Juergens

Woffpachl Edilw - Da,,,. D

Senior Pres.

Dave Wheeler Sophomore Pru. Carolyn West NOT PICTURED: Athlelics Manager - Gory Hanson

�r Evalualion Committee Choirmon y Glaser

Junior Pres.

John Mclymon Freshman Pres.

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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Liz Chavez Barbie Chopin Melinda Fredricks Cindy Hoover Jeanne Albrecht Toni Campbell Morion Bodnar BACK ROW: Down George Al Villanueva Kevin Lambert Claudio Dormer Som Trobee Cameron Munter George Keeler Tereso Salvato NOT PICTURED: Nancy Cohn Deno Selinkoff Joyce Glaser

TUCHER EVALUATION COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Kotny Vigil Rhonda Rau Mory-Ellis Locy Vice Chairman SECOND ROW: Kolny Glaser Chairman Sunny George Secretory Morion Bodnar Joyce Glaser Andrea Trop Jeanne McClelland BACK ROW: David Colemon Teresa Salvato Adrienne Slomka NOT PICTURED: Dr. Margaret Hodder Advisor lw._ Keith Mike Lund Mindy Maginn Peter Wodinsky

Anne Faust, Randy Morse

Jay Romsteod, Kevin Lambert, George Keeler. Not Pictured: Mrs. Ruggs - Advi­ sor, Terry Vigil

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&. Abtohom1 G. Ardrey • lonwell l..lotrera '-. Ionia lotrelli t.. .,oaks • Brawn S.. Chombers I.Gck • Cole Davis O.Oillon fowler Clan I. Hall Hill Housley 1.Lombly S.Johnson ._Kittleson S.Kohn I. Kronenberg

K. lyon C.Mason L. McCobe l.McHolm P. Minotoyo l. Ognibene R. Paulson J. Phipps M. Rosen C. Rosin C. Rumbold A. Vogel S. Volkos Sophomores J. 8oiley T. 8oiley C. 8ozelo J.Bloney S. Brehout B.Brigonte J. Cadmen A. Clarlt

S. Clinebell W. Denton S. Dunn K. Dwyer M. Foust D. Fi1her l. Fleming l.Fronz M.Frederick F. Coibler J. Coyiord D. Getts C. Hardesty P. Hill I. Him:h P. Iannaccone R.Jouelyn K. Kays K. Keating M. Keenon C. Kittleson G. Krentzmon G. Kvolheim

R.Metzger N. Millstine E. Nesbit L. Ne1bitt A. Osmer K. Otios C.Pastor S.Poul R. Poul1on G.Plenmon R.Potz D. Reeber D. Roberts T. Salvato R.Schloger D.Schonfeld l.Schuld B.Stutts J.Teeten D. Thorpe A. Wilson

Juniors R.Arkin D.Belinkoff T. Compbell B. Chopin A. Clerk D. Colemon E. Comstock P. Dotner S. Dwyer l. Edwards S. Elhoi C. Ford J. Groves R. Guthrie E. Hinshaw K. Hinshow E. Hueter H.John1on K.Jonelyn J. Kittelson B.Mocleod K.Miller G. Mitchell P. Newmon 0. Rea,er D. �o,enow S. Rosseou G. Roni P. Sawyer A.Sontog G.Sontag L.Swett R. Tubbs N. Wheeler E. Wodinsky A. Yu

Seniors 0. Am1todter R. Anderson M. Borr M.Bodner 0. Cunningham J. Devis L. Go11ogher S. Goylord K. Glo111r 0. Hinshow G. Hubotka D. Keating G. Keeler K. Lambert V. Loughlin J.lundqui11 P.McColtistar N.McCoy L.Monge C.Munter J. Nickerson G. O'Neill L. Orellano R. Orellano R. Poul10n V. Pike B. Richards R. Roneou E. Rothenberg l.Schlisler S.Stoddard 0. Sullens K. Thompson E. Woingrow A. Young C.Zerveck

Girls' League Presidenf - Jody Juergens

5.a.tory - Koren Sheerer

Trttosurer - Jona Goldsberry

CLASS REPRESENTATIVES TOP ROW: Freshman - Katie Dunn Sophomore - Lorie Juergens Junior - Chris Toomoy Senior - Teri Glover BOTTOM ROW: Freshman - Doreen Davis Sophomore - Lin Taylor Junior - Sue Johnsen Senior - Sunny George

Vice Presidenf - Janet Thompson

Commissioner of We/fore - Debbie Davis

The joy you give to others

Reflects the sunshine of your own life.

IEfRESHMENTS: Mary Miller and Terri laird

tlf.CORA TIONS: Lisa Frampton and Jill Morris

PUBLICITY: Lisa Schisler and Andrea Hansen

ARRANGEMENTS: Dotner

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ADVISORS: Miss Emigh and Mrs. Bjur, Below.

All one's life is music, if one touches the notes right and in time.

Dove Hillburg Drum Major

Pam Osborne - Majorette

Mr.Roberts - Director

BAND MEMBERS 0, Aguilera C. Allen J. Aviles J.Bailey M. Bailey 0.Borlin J. Beaumont P. Bechtel A. Belonger R. Bennet J.Bills S.Bloomfield S.Britt D. Brodell H. Brown J, Brown � � T. Corney R. Castro C.Chick G. Chick J. Cleveland R. Click J. Coiner C. Culotta D. o�·novont C.Evons W. Fisher S. Foreman 0. Fridkin M. Ganner J.Gaylord B. Gaynor ?.Gottuso 0.Gregory R. Gucciardo L. Gustafson 0. Hillburg P.Huebner G. Jenkins

S.Jochimsen H.Johnson J. Johnson L. Jones G, Keeler M. Kittelson J. Kuch M. lobok D. lewis M. Lund G. Monn M, Monn R. McGough A. Moron M. Myers S. Nelson P. O'Neill C. Overall J. Paden S. Phares W. Pope C. Riser 0. Riser 0. Roberts W. Scordo K.Schisler 8. Schmitz R. Show K.Skinner D.Stowell B. Stutts G. Title J, Tobin R. Triplett A. Wotson S.Wicklted R. Woertz S. Wolf C.Zidek

Colonel - Sandie Vonik

CoptlJins - Kris Kerr, Debbie larrick, li,o Schi,ler, (not pichlred) Peggy Carpenter, Lindo Grunnel

DRILL TEAM S. Allen D. Alsip A. Anderson B. Barret J. Bently S. Benton L. Blockburn S. Bowe P. Datner L. Davis B. Denbow S. Elhai D. Gutierrez C. Habeger T. Horris M. Huk S. Johnson K. leprich J. Mandeville J, Mandeville

M. McClean D. Myers G. Newton A. Osmer L. O'Sullivan J. Phillips R. Porter J. Reynolds L. Richardson V. Rowson N. Sandman L. Schuld C. Stonley M. Swon R. Tafoya J. Triplett E. Uribe C. Whitted P. Wineberg D. Yang

Precision in bright moments is the working of joy itself.

FLAG TWIRLERS M. Boule P. Hubotko

S. Ilsley

0. Schiff J. SteePer J. Terrel S. Ward S. Zidek

Nothing is so contagious

as enthusiasm.

ABOVE LEFT: SueJahnsen­ Moscot; ABOVE RIGHT:Ann Young-Pep Comminioner; BELOW RIGHT: Lorraine Jenkins -Mascot.

FAR LEFT TO NEAR RIGHT, Bee's Pam Osborne, Lisa Frampton, Danna Chin, Kim Stalwick.

In action only can some feelings be expressed.

CLOCKWISE, Songleoders, Heod - Jon Blanche, Moffet Atche­ son, Marcia Pixley, Vicki Laughlin, Sue Roueou, Debbie Bjur.

Happiness Runs in a circular motion .

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C. Hutchisor, L. Jensen J. Johnson S. Johnson W. Johnson M. Kilsby R. Kovitz C. Lague D. Larrick M. Leak A. Louck T. McCandless L. McHolm N. Roser P. Somida N. Shein J. Semeniuk P. Sloan R. Sloane H. Wong 0. Warren P. Wineberg P. Wray K. Wright

W. Corter T. Colemon

R. Corbiel

J. Cowan C. Culotta M. D Cruz P. Dunham S. Fowler E. Fowlie L. Geller R. George J. Goldsberry P. Graefe L. Grunnet

N. Guericke l. Gustafson R. Guthrey M. Hording M. Horris C. Hortman C. Holder D. Honeywell

C. Hoover J. Huss R. Hutchison S. Ilsley J. Jaeger S. Johnsen

l. Juergens L. Kalina D. Keating K. Kerr

K. Kerr

K. Kessler R. Kovitz P. Lauterbach J. Lundquist J. Lymon H. Manwaring T. McCandless N. McCoy F. Neal

M. Norman

V. Pike

M. Prentiss J. Purdy J. Rasmussen J. Reynolds D. Rollins J. Rose T. Solvoto R. Schlager R. Show D. Smith J. St.Clair R. Stewart

S. Stoddard R. Stout J. Tote J. Thompson 0. Thorpe

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C. Toomey A. Tracy J. Von Bracklin K. Walker R. Wright C. Zerverk

CHAMBER SINGERS (fir1t Semester) Alisa Allen Jill Antal Mark Beason John Bittles Marshall Brew« Alicen Clan: Sandy Dworak Sarah Faw* David Getts Chris Hokier Randy KO't'itr: Mory-Ellis Locy Rod Lines SteveMadonky Tom McCandlau Nancy McCoy Jeff Rose Rich Stout Janet Thompson Sandro Thur Sue West Carolyn Zarved:

CHAMBER SINGERS (Second Semester) Aliso Allen Mark Bea10m John Bittles Marshal Brewer Nancy Briley John Cowan Cynthia Coletta John Davis Sandy Dworak Sarah Fowler Lisa Geller David Getts Jona Goldsberry Tom Grothe Rhonda Guthrey Cristina Hartman Chris Holder Dawn Honeywell Ruth Hutchison Mary-Ellis Locy Tom McCandless Jeff Rose Rich Stout Paul Tote Janet Thompson Sue West Carolyn Zerved:

Music is love in search· of a word.

Sidney Lanier

9tage Band

Doug Borlin Allon Belonger John Brown Roy Coltro Jerry Cleveland

David Dunovant Rick Erikson

Mitch Gordien

Poul Huebner David Hillburg John Kittleson Debbie lewis

Gerry Mann .Mork Meyers

Wes Sedgwick Brion Stutti Ron Woertz

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dialogue spoken there is a

universal soul

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Orchestra Richard Anderson Nancy Bashore Jo Bently Sandy Britt Cheryl Chick Mike Coffman David Coleman

Tony Cook Kathy Glaser Peter Hill Donna Hinshaw

Jan Jennings

Keith Johnson Gail Krenlzmon

Barbaro Lee Koren MacDonald Kris Miller

Joseph Ognibene

Ann Schmitz Lynn Sturgis John Walker

Thespians

(Troupe 2129)

Sue Elhoi Donna Kader Denise Damico Nono Peel Julie Williams

David Nimmons

Niki Cervantes Randy Kovilz Jock Davis

OFF Jr.

Kate Leyden Dove Wergin Sandy Britt Jeon Chopin Ruth Hutchison

MISSING PERSONS: Tim Forritor Kothee Hennigan

Mime Troupe

When you reach out to others, it is not to give them your weaknesses but your happiness, energy and spirit.

Pep Club FtONT ROW: B. Beecher K. Seiley C. Allen SECOND ROW, T. Laird C.Mei,ch L Laird G. Foresman THIRD ROW: M. Hording S. Dworak L Sean D. Chin P. Osborne L Frampton M. little

J. Seiley R. Shaw M. Meisch T. Bell S. Rosseau A. Tracey L. Swett A. Young M. Atcheson J. Blanche D. Bjur S. Jahnsen V. Laughlin

Lettermen's Club J. Martinez C. Hammond S. Dwyer N. Taylor

B. Allen D. Brownlee J. Brott

M. Baum J. Kittleson C. Munter

OFFICERS: J. Brott C. Munter D. Brownlee

Key Club

Dr. Forcinelti - Advisor

TOP ROW: D. Pierson N. Wheeler J. Walsh C. Shearer K. Lambert M. Wheeler SECOND ROW: T. Kitteredge R. Kvolheim R. Sylvester 8. Shacklett D. little D. Shacklett

THIRD ROW: C. Toothokctt 8. Allen P. Johnson T. Colemon 0. Wheeler P. Schoenloub NOT PICTURED: J. Monroe 0. Brownlee C. Munter M. Simons J. Simons

B. Wilson 0. Reaser

Interact TOP ROW: M. Norman 0. O'Conner 8. Anderson S. Mixon G. Fernandez D. Sloon J. Nickerson J. Irvine R. Slagle J. Estes J. Kavlen C. Higgins.

BOTTOM ROW, D. Poling

E. Voelkel

Cooch Martinez G. Keeler E. Overholt 0. Doyle Mr. Anderson J. M.ocClymon Coach Martinez and Mr. Anderson - Advisors

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L.WHtor, H, Andenon M.&orland M.&uckley V. Pelton P.Mcloud R.Gutt.rey C. Hansch I.Joyo l.laird M.Mochomick M.Mueller V.Pelton R.Sch1og er L.Siml!IOAI M.Slagle I(.Spalding l.Swelt M.S-tnom P.Troylor L. Tryon S. U.motlu J.Woodley P.Sv"i S.Gib.on I.LHIOltu G. Hamil A.Wi-• S.French M.Me-i1ch G.Fo,.. ..,,on J. Coan J.klll T,11:ycin D. Ze"l!ler R. i,i;99in1 J. Coan L.So,,_n S.G.orge L. Gud&mon C. Ford D.Wo,rren c.Ma .....

I.Simmon1 D. Coburn L.lrwin P.Storrh J.Kollond P.John10n S.Ro»eou ondlhe re1t oflhe world.

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FRONT ROW: l. Hinshgw J. Arce M. D'Cruz P.Grou M. Frederick 8. Chr.ipin SECOND ROW, E. Nesbit D. Belinkoff l. logosian B. Tubbs M. Bodnar J. Albrecht

T. Solvoto L. Kieft BACK ROW: H. Hoffmon P. Abrohoms R. Bennet 5. Stoddr.ird V. Pike T. McCondleu M. Locy R. Guthrey S. Fowler A. Arkin

French Club

T.Bell K. Bond J. Codmen K. Dwyer D. Fi5her M. friedmon P. Hill L. Hin,how K. Johnson K. Ketcham C.Meich S. Poul S. Phillip, J. Swanberg C.Wesl J. Williams Modome Hermon Advisor

Spanish Club K. Ozios M. Artidiello C. Brown D. Topayo M. Hill L. Von Brocklin P. Ballard Seiiorilo Olsen Advisor R. Koholnkk K. Josselyn M. Brewer M. O'Sullivan F. Rodriguez NOT PICTURED, Steve Adams R. Jouelyn C. Kittelson

My heart has nn chains, The world must be mine to explore.

Jerry Brott - ftKJhJre Editor Mn. Ruth Bobo - Advisor

I write according to The thoughts I feel.

Franz Joseph Haydn

Wolfpacket Staff -

Dave Doyle - Editor

Tom Mabie - Sports Editor

Ronda Ron - News Editor Jim Tolley - Editorial Editor

El Espiritu 8taff

Tim Colemon - Sport5 Editor

Lisa Gladstone

People are always happier for having been happy; so that if you make them happy now, you make them happy twenty years hence, by the memory of it.

Sydney Smith

PHOTOGRAPHERS - Paul Bechtel, Eric Rothenberg, Jenica Corlson, Kim Keating, Mork O'Neill.

CAMERA SHY, Chris Stirling, Gary Blankenship.

Julie Williams

Denise Keating

Lisa Monge

Cathy Ford

Doug Sloon

Libby Irwin

Bob DennisOfl

Kathy Josselyn

Mn. Ruth Bobo - AdviJor

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Seniors Lisa Gladstone Jeanne 9eiler Emily Waingrow

Senior Class of 1972

Senior Class Officers Kathy Roach, Social Chairman; Lisa Gladstone, Vice President; Adrienne Slomka, Social Chairman; David Wheeler, President; Emily Waingrow, Social Chairman; Teri Glover, Secretory; Pam Groth, Social Chairman.

Time it was, And what a time it was, It was ••• A time of innocence, A time of confidences.

Long ago ••.

It must be ••• I have a photograph.

Preserve your memories; They're all that's left you.

- Simon and Garfunkel

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Class of '72 sponsor Bill Vaskis "8ome people give everything of themselves and because they ask for nothing in return, they are given the world."

MA.RSHAABERMAN 1 _. plecs.ure hope is o con-

oarabfe port.

MIKE ABLES PETER ABRAHAMS I would rather sit on a pump• . Don't criticize what you con'! kin all my own than o crowdunderstand, for the times are o changing. ed velvet pillow.

TERRY ACKERMAN Soft and warm continually.

STEVE ADAMS To live effectively is to live with adequate information.

DAVID AGUILERA Life wos meant to be enjoyed.

ROBIN ALLEN One con know o man from his laugh, and if you like o man's laugh before you know any­ thing of him, you may canfi.· dently soy that he is o good

STfVlE ALLEN � me the luxuries of life :od I willingly do without

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BARBARA AMSTADER Love is worth the time it tokes to find.

DEBBIE AMSTADTER I may be os good os I please if and when I please to be good.

JOY ANDERSON Like a bird on o wire, like a drum in a midnight choir, I hove tried in my own way to be free.

REIO ANDERSON Life is such o laugh.

RICHARD ANDERSON When work is o pleasure, life 1$ o joy!

808 ANDERSON We know nothing of tomor• ·ow; our business is to be good ond hoppy todoy.

JILL ANTAL God set upon my lips o song, and put o lantern in my hond.

LES ARNOLD To be simple is the best thing in the world; to be modest is the next best thing. I om not so sure about being quiet.

MAUREEN BARR Friendship needs no words.

ALLEN BARRETT He that fears not the future may enjoy the present.

MOFFET ATCHESON You are who! you give to those around you.

MICHELLE ATKINSON Hoppinen is when I con share o smile.

SONNIE BARNES hos its reasons

JACK BARNETT A dish around which I see too

which reason does not know.

many people doesn't tempt

The

heart

DAVE A.SAX.AWA lndividuolism is rather e • nocence; there must be � thing unconscious obovi ._

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MARY BAUER uep my friends as misers do ll'eOSUre, because of all � granted us by wisdoa. none is greater than

MARK BAUM Let each man go his own way.

DEBBIE BAUMGARTNER Everything is possible and tomorrow looks friendly.

PHIL BA YER A man with o way of his own.

STEVE BAZELA The devil is o gentleman.

MARK BEASOM A man does not follow foot­ steps; he mokes his own.

PAUL BECHTEL When you find yourself, don't forget to tell me where you

JOHN PURDY Les thece be no scales lo -eighone'sunknown treasures.

,.

GEORGE BECKER I think, therefore I om.

JULIE BENNETT A bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives o

•

SHARON BENTON She is one who listens when no one else cores.

LIZ BERNARD Give me o piece �'.' the sun, and I promise that I will keep it shining .

SANDRA BEVAN You know I soy who! I think, 0t1d nothing more or less.

CHERYL BICKER Sympathy is o supporting ofmosphere, and in ii we unfold easily and well.

JOHN BITTLES To insure peoce of mind, nore rules and regulations..

TAMMY BlEWENER Sunny greeting on a doudy morning.

CATHY BIXBY For the friendship of two, the patience of one is necessary.

DEBBIE BJUR You ore good when you strive to give of yourself.

LOWELL BLACK Things forbidden hove a seere! charm.

JAN BLANCHE It's important lo soy yes to life.

ROB BLANCHE Think like a man of action and act like a man of thought.

TAMA BLOUGH We find that which we seek.

MARlAN ac>0NAa If you smile ot me Id� stand for tho! is�• eryone dOH in fbe. Kia language.

508 SOLDIG lit • o man for whom the �e�ts.

KARfN BOVARD

"r eioughrs hove no borders, oboondones.

CLETE BRADFORD I am happy and content because I think I om.

MARSHALL BREWER I consider myself an average man, except in the foct that I consider myself an average

TIM BOVARD go anywhere, provided t t11t forward.

JOHN BROWN He who requires much from himself and little from others, will be secure from hotred.

REX BROWN Today let me live well; n::, one knows who! may be t ,m,.,r

DAVID BROCK life is for too important a thing ever to tolk seriously about.

CHARLES BRUM.ER Until the snow touche,. e.. stars, my life will be COn!effl..

LEO BRYANT Of cheerfulness, or o good temper - the more it is spent, the more of ii remains.

JJM BUENTGEN You are, when oll is done just who! you ore.

KEITH BUGBY Every mon should measure himself by his own slondords.

GREG BURN A good-natured rnon � whole world to be happy cl.

RICHARD BUTLER The higher type of man seeks oll he wonts in himself; the in­ ferior man seeks all tho! he wonts from others.

"The great thirig in the world is not so much where we are, but what direction we are moving."

JENNIFER BYERS better lo be free to wrong, thon to be compelled to go right.

JULIE CAAN

15eauty be not caused; it is.

BOB CANNING

I will not be greived that other men do not know me; I will be grieved that I do not know

JESSICA CARLSON

To be creative is to be un• predictable.

PEGGY CARPENTER

Her creativity shall moke the world glow in happiness.

CHRIS CARUSO

A great mon is modest in his speech, but liberal in his performonce.

other men.

ROBERT CARVALHO

He hos learned to soil in all winds.

JEFFREY CENOZ

The days that moke us hoppy make us wise.

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IJ,,IDA CHAMBERLAIN

Don't woste time collecting other people"s autographs; roiber devote it lo making )'CUI' own autograph worth

JEAN CHAPIN

A rose is o rose is o rose is o

DOUG CHAPLINE

The man who con dond alone, hos o mind of his own.

CHRIS CHAPMAN

One of the best ways to per• suede others is with your eon - by listening to them.

GUADALUPE CHAVEZ

How many corH one loses when one decides not to be something, but to be some•

DIANE CHESTNUT

GAIL CHICK If you ore honest ii is the best thing in the world.

LESLIE CHIN She loves life, people and fun.

as

JOSEPH CHISM He i1 o fool who cannot be angry, but he is wise who will not be.

ALBA EROS We hove seen tiff doncs,g • the autumn leovH, o�

GAil COLEMAN If you count up the sunny and cloudy days in o complete year, you will find that the fine day hos come more often.

TIM COLE.MAN When evening so borci will comfort you.

of snow in Mr ho.-.

JERRY CLEVELAND He makes the sun dance with his resounding notes.

JAN CLICK Sunshine in o shady place.

NANCY COHN I • rxe 10 be important but - portent to be nice.

TERRI COLBURN The capacity for getting into trouble and the ability for g e t • ting o u t of it o r e seldom com­ bined in the some person.

DAVE COLCLOUGH One cannot always be a hero, but one con always be o man.

ton,

he �

!RAD COLLINS moke his way in the

MIKE CONNOLLY Dreams ore for those who sleep, life is for us to keep.

JASON COOK Todoy is my moment, and now is my story - who cores who! tomorrow may bring?

SHERYL COOK I do not fear tomorrow because I hove seen yesterday ond love today.

ROGER COULOMBE Promises of someday make his dreams.

CYNTHIA COX Her smile could worm your heart for days.

STEVE CRAVEN The true perfection of man lies, not in what man hos but in what man is.

NORA CRYSTAL � is nothing, unless r,,e 11, Sl!l0f1 enough to use ii. llOW yet 10 become comweligen1.

n

CYNTHIA CULOTTA The tranquility of o full spirit, wisdom of a keen mind, ond understanding of a kind heart.

DEAN CUNNINGH; "' One good thing about the fulure is tho! it only come one day at a time.

DEANNA DALLMAN Variety is the spice of life.

DENISE DAMICO Of all the things you wear your expression is the most important.

CAROL DAVIS Joy CCfflerh in the morning.

JACK DAVIS A man with mad ideas and on insane humor con do no leu than rule the world.

JOE DAVIS The men who try to do someâ&#x20AC;¢ thing and foil ore infinitely better than those who try la do nothing and succeed.

SUSAN DAVIS A.3. gentle os o Kd-1 breeze.

TERRY DE JOURNETT It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that

PATTI DE YOUNG Mind cannot follow ii, or wards express her infinite

makes happiness.

sweetness.

VLADIMIR DIEDUCH All things came to him who waits but they come sooner if he goes out to see what's wrong.

TRACY OOIJGlASS True merit is like a deeper ii is, the lfts DOIi makes.

DESSIE DAVIS As long os I live I will continue lo be myi.elf and no other.

Om

JAN DAY

MARION D'CRUZ Peace in the world starts with the love in your heart.

ONOY DE JOURNETT mystery of the morning, 2- will dance above the dri::ium.

"Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead."

DAVID DOYLE

A good conversationalist is not one who remembers what was said, but says what some• one wonts to remember.

VAL DUCEY Her laughing, her crying, her coring, her shoring.

Louisa May Alcott

KAREN DUNN

spirit who is every•

KEN ELLISON

I don't apologize for being hard to know ... I om what

DAVID EPPS

...,oocfpecker owes its en ccm,5tothe fad that ii uses l,oad _

BETSY Ei.lCKSON

.,.. are so many dreams • ,.uo find_

DEBBIE ENGLE

Joy is born when friends will dream in the sun together.

TONY' ENRIQUEZ

Little demons ore rare so toke good core of me.

RICK ERICKSON I'll walk along with my head held high.

SCOTT ERVIN Gentleneu is a divine trait; nothing is so strong as gentle­ ness, and nothing is so gentle as real strength.

TINA FELPS How do you catch a dcMa and pin it down?

DIANE EVEN St. is loved not only for who! v. 15, but for who! she brings 01."S in others.

RENA EVERS Keep your face olwoys toward the sunshine, and the shadows will foll behind you.

JOAN FARMER Zest is the secret of beauty.

DEBBIE'FENOGUO We ore mode kind by bei kind.

GREG FERNANDEZ As we ore, so we da;.O!'ld we do, so is it done ta ,

ore the fortunes.

builden

o'

c

KATHY FIDDES tr.nd rnoy well be reek• NCI the masterpiece of �

SHERYL FIELDER Enthusiom is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without ii.

SUSAN FISHER Lie down ond listen to the c10bgrou grow, the foucet leok and learn to leave them

JANIE FLEMING And I'll foce each day with o smile.

JOHN FLEMING Charm is friendly without real­ ly trying.

CHERYL FORSBERG The only woy to hove o friend is to be one.

CLEARANCE FOSTER I om not in this world to live up to your expectations.

SH.ANON FOSTER - 08 rhink alike, no very rnvch.

SHARON FOSTER Hoppineu seems mode to be shored.

VICKI FOUNTAIN And she alone is great who turns the voice of the wind into o song mode sweeter by her own loving.

SARAH FOWLER There's M> much left to know, and I'm on the rood to find out.

BILL FOWLER The deeper that sorrow corves into your being, the more joy you con contoin.

ELAIN FOWLIE always have something IO do, someone to love, and Klfflething to hope for.

LIZ FRAZER To walk in my own way, free, with on eye to see things as they ore.

GALEN FREDERICK Hoppinen moke, up in height for who! it locks in Ieng�.

JOHN FREEDMAN A good man is the best friend, and therefore soonest to be chosen, longer to be retained; ond indeed, never to be port­ ed with.

GI NY GA!Bi..H lbid youthe10po momin'I

-ROB GALE Opportunity knocks; temple• lion kicks the door down.

LYNN GALLAGHER To know when one·s self i, in­ terested, is the first conditior, of interesting other people.

CLAIRE GALLARDO 1-kippineu is not having what JOii1 wont, but wanting what JOi1 have.

JUDY GANTZ There ore those who do fa. vor, in return for favors, but few give freely without being osked.

SUSAN GAYLORD A mind equol to any under­ taking that she puts along side it and a beauty to match it.

LISA GELLER I've got a song, and 1"11 sing it to the sky.

SUNNY GEORGE A womon plonned IO comfort and convnancL

RACHEL GEORGE -hit wue 01e those who show laaM: face to the world as

LEAH GERDEMAN I'll paint rainbows all over your blues.

JO ANNE GILKESON It is not necessary to light a candle to the sun.

LISA GLADSTONE There's nothing like fun, is there?

wear oJone.

KATHY GLASER Somethings lost and somethings gained in living every­ day.

TERI GLOVER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.

llJ;

JEFF GODLIS He steps to the music of his own drummer.

JONI GOMEZ Beauty is of soft whisperings.

RICHARD GRADY 'Tis better to remain silent and be thought o fool than lo speak and remove all doubt.

f

JANET GOETHEL wa )'OU take me as I om?

DEBBIE GOFF The time to be happy is now.

DAN GRANT I'm going to try for the sun.

LAURA GREENWOOD The loveliest port of o womon • �ndnen.

PATTI GROSS A guitar ond o field ore all I need for the future.

MARY GROSZEWSKI A wise woman sings her joy in the closet of her heart.

PAM GROTH So fair, in lavender weather.

VINCf GRUIOl Nobody con live in the pasti the future without being s,cr,i thing of a nut.

MARK HAMILTON Your position is only what you are and what you give lo those around you.

JAY HANCEY It's not time to make o change there's so much you hove to go through.

GARY HANSON A man is known by dw o pony he organizes..

LINDA GRUNNET Nothing pu� me out; I'm re­ solved lo be hoppy.

NANCY GULICK The creative person is both more primitive and more culti­ vated, more destructive, a lot madder ond o lot saner, than the overage person.

MIKE HAAKER let each man hove the mind to go his own woy.

CATHY HABERMAN Happiness doesn't come from doing what we like to do but from liking who! we hove lo do.

LESLIE HARRIS f:Qenfflce ii not who! hap­ � you; it is who! you do happens to you.

MBJNDA HARRIS sun gives light os soon os

MIKE HARTER His thoughts ore spoken through his eyes.

T1NA HARTMAN In the midst of winter, I finally learned thot there was in me an invincible summer.

STfVE HARRIS fint, say to yourself what you .....:,uld be: and then do what you hove to do.

NANCY HAVILAND The secret of life is not to do whot one likes, but to try to like that which one hos to do.

ROBYN HAZELTON New dawns are hers and blue wings and sea songs.

VAL HARTOUNI I hove been faithful to thee, in my own way.

DEBBIE HEALEY Angels can fly becouw h take themselves �-

CHRIS HBM ... I know who I wcs wt.

I got up this morning. � think I must hove dlCll'lglll several times since then.

TERRI HENDERSON life is given to us, we earn it � 5ving ii.

KATHEE HENNIGAN Her face is like o lamp. It shines in the dork and dreary

DAVE HILLBURG There is o destiny which makes us brothers; none goes his Woy alone.

TONY AGUI.AR It is wonderful to ho.... o sail with power to l,Qhten '- loo of many.

CONNIE HILLEN The days that make us happy

KATHY HIMEBAUGH Friends are barn, not mode. _

"We do not remember days, we remember moments."

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00NHA HINSHAW

irouchn your heart when 1 txpect it Jeost ond need

STANLEY HOALST I don't know what is reol, I can't touch who! I feel.

HARRY HOFFMAN A gentleman con live through anything.

CHRIS HOLDER Only one thing matters; tho! wherever we go, ·ond however we go, we heor the music of life.

DAWN HONEYWELL We ore the mokers of music, and we ore the dreamers of dreams.

LISA HOULF She moves o goddess looks o queen.

PAUL HUEBNER That man travels the longest journey that undertakes it in search of a sincere friend.

JEfF HUSS 111101' i5 an offirmation of .,..,, o dedorotion of m•� superiority lo all thot

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WILLIAM HUSTON Most of the trouble in the world is coused by people wonting to be important.

RUTH HUTCHISON To live long is almost everyone's wish, but to live well is the ambition of a few.

MUFFIN IRWIN There is no place like people.

HOLLY JAEGER When you understand what you see, you will no longer be a child.

DEBBIE JOHNSON To e your time think o lot, of everything you've got, for you will still be here l0tnorrow but your dreams moy not.

DONALD JOHNSON

DAVE JONES

Not only thought but very

Still o man hears who! he wonh to heor ond disregards the rest.

kind.

JODY JUERGENS Cheerfulness keeps up o kind of daylight in the mind, ond fills ii with o steady ond per• petuol serenity.

DONNA KADER The mildest manner, rhe gen.tlest heart.

ROCHELLE KAHALNICK A faithful friend is the medi• cine of life.

LARRY KALINA Live today, forget the cores of the post.,

DANIELLE KARRER of her charming man_. ft"I never lock friends.

WENDY KAULEN Her foce is in the lilac and the heather.

KRIS KAY It's a wild world ond it's hard to get by just upon o smile.

PHIL KAYLOR A man with a dream.

DENISE KEATING A heart OS big 01 life.

CHARYL KEEFER

Good friends, good books and lleepy conscience; this is g,ood ife.

GEORGE KEELER

Only a life for others is a life worthwhile.

LESLIE KEITH

How does one describe the down?

JANICE KIEFT

The bird of paradise alights upon the hand that does not grosp.

ELAINE KIHARA

A time to love, a time to hole, a time of peace, I swear ifs not too late.

JANET KINSEY

A quiet beauty all her own.

JEFF KIRKENDALL

His charm is mode for odmiro• tion.

RICHARD KNIGHT

The highest pouible reword for ony mon·s lobar is not � he gets for it but what he becomes by it.

KRIS KOLASINSKI

A thing of beauty is o joy of forever; its loveliness increases; it will never poss into nothingneu.

LINDA KRIESLER

Enjoy oll consequences.

SANDY KRIEZEl

The belief in life, not fear of it, is the essence of youth.

TERRI KUIVINEN

A constant friend is o thing rare ond hord to find.

NINA KUNTZ She is a breath of spring roses fo, these who seek an honest heort and a bright smile.

NOVA KUNTZ To have joy one must shore ii - happiness was born o �in.

SANDY LA CLAIRE Strong beliefs win strong men and make them stronger.

MARY ELLIS LACY l"ve looked at life from both sides now.

CHERYL LAGUE lCnowing her is on unfoqid!O­ ble experience.

KEVIN LAMBERT A man is like a letter of the ol­ phobel; to produce a word, ii must combine with another.

•

RAND LARSEN And in the end the love you toke is equal to the love you

OAN LATKOVlTCH i5 o man who smiles .._ las heart.

VICKI LAUGHLIN Hail to she who in triumph advances.

DAWN LEDESMA It's always morning where in the world.

MARIAN LEE Sing of leaping brooks, budding flowers and soaring birds.

RICHARD LEE I look upon o day os 1cm if I do not make any new friends..

CLAYTON LEEBHOFF Nature daes not proceed by leaps.

SUSIE LINDSEY Happiness is the shadow of things past.

ROD LINES r ftOl.,g h are many miles

..,.,_

KAREN LOCKHART Kindness gives birth to kind-

DAVE LORENZO e a.rp of life is far him that and net for him that

KEN LVGEN8EEl 1 not be rash la make l'nCS, and when once they f alCIICie, do not drop them.

SHIRLEY LONGSTREET All nature wears ane universal grin.

LINDA LOPEZ Like a starry sunlight, on 0 cold winter's day.

ERIC LUND No matter who! others moy think he moy be, he will al­ ways be himself.

MIKE LUND We deem thoH hoppy who, from the uperience of life, hove learned lo bear the ills, being overcome by

"For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope."

Sanskrit prayer

HARRIET MANWAUING Don't bring around o cloud IO rain on my porode.

JANET LUNDQUIST I om on optimist. It does not seem too much use being any­ thing else.

TOM MABIE The world of words hos no boundaries.

MELINDA MAGINN The only real elegance is in the mind; if you've got that, the rest really comes from it.

JEFF MARKS He tho! is of o merry ._.,. hath a continual f-t.

SUE MARMORSTONE She who wants to do good knocks ot the got•; she loves finds the gate opa..

LARRY MARTIN I only osk to be free. The butterflies ore free.

ROGER MATTHEWS You can't seporote peoce from freedom because no one con be at peace unless he hos his freedom.

FRANK MATTIA True kindness presupposes the foculty of imogining as one's own the suffering ond joys of others.

RICHARD MAXWELL

His woys ore ways of pleos•

ontness, and all his poths ore peace-.

GWEN MC CALLUM Me thinks I see o lady foir, but a very mischievious one.

TOM MC CANDLESS Anybody who is any good is different from anybody else.

JEANNE W:. CLELLAND moment in a stormy

NANCY MC COY This is my tune for the toking toke ii don't turn awoy.

TERRY MC CURDY Meeting people unlike oneself does not enlorge one's out• look; ii only confirms one's idea thot one is unique.

SANDY MC DONALD Ice cream castles in the oir, and feathered conyons every­ where, I've looked ot clouds that way.

ROBERT MC GILL As mony men, so many minds; every one his own way.

STEVE MC LAUGHLIN only sure weopon against bod ideas is better ideas.

CHARLES MC PARTLAND A friend lo everyone is he; so very thoughtful and sincere.

DAVID MILES There was never o penon who did anything worth doing that did not receive more than he gave.

CAROlE MlllfR petals yet unfolded.

KEITH MILLER The ideal man bears the occi• dents of life with dignity and grace, making the best of cir­ cumstance,.

LAWRENCE MILLER The best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. He is o fortunate voyager who finds many.

MELODY MILLER of the nights we'd hormo• flize till dawn. I never lciughed so long.

JAMES MITCHELL You have to believe in hoppinen, or happiness never

WILLIAM MITCHELL None but himself con be his porollel.

STEVE MIXON He ponenes the gift of silent understanding. .

garden.

OIANA MONROE is not measured by pen, but by the seasons of

GARY MOORE One lives in hope of becoming a memory.

JOHN MORGAN . Let each one step to the music that he hears.

JOHN MORGAN No mon is happy who does not think himself so.

pc:,ul" love.

DAVID MORRISON The happy man is not he who seems thus to others, but who seem thus to �imself.

JON MUNROE If individuality has no play, society does not advance; if individuality breaks out of all bounds, society perishes.

CAMERON MUNTER reat men live dongerously.

MY introduce extremes into mtence - extremes of cod, extremes of evil.

TOM MURPHY Every true man does not live for the sake of living, without knowing how to live; but he lives so as to give o meaning and o value of his awn life.

DAVID MYERS The way to be happy is to make others happy.

JOHN MYERS I've touched the height of human happiness.

SALLY MYERS Art is beauty, beauty is life.

FRANK NEAL It a almost o definition of o genrlemon to soy he is one never inflicts poin.

A88Y NEEDLES It is the heort olwoys that sees before the heod con see.

GARY NELSON Anyone con be heroic from time to lime, but o gentleman is something you hove to be oil the time.

SCOTT NELSON Much effort, much prosperity.

TERlitl NELSON Everywhere, we leom 01 from those whom we lc,,,,e..

JERRY NORMAN To brighten up even darkest night.

MIKE NORMAN The best port of health is fine disposition.

LORRIE NORRIS Things ore beovtiful d JOI love them.

JANINE NESBIT Like o guiding light to see you through the darkest hour.

CHARLES NESMITH I ho"e learned throughout my life chiefly through my mis­ takes ond false ouumptions, not by my exposure to founts of wisdom and knowledge.

GAYLE NICHOLS Hey, I've got nothing to do odoy but smile.

MARK NICHOLSON E"erything is funny as long os it is happening to someone elH.

the .

!OB OAKS secreh of life ore no· , .:xcepl to sympolh) oil libness.

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PATTI OBRIEN IS the ltrong compost in beouty may sometimes TANDA OGLE Generosity gives assistonce, rather thon advice.

VICKI OLIVER lmoginotion i, the air of the mind.

LINDA ODELL • and softly goes far.

"The trail is yours, follow, and as each side you pass leave kindness, love and happy thoughts - these are the seeds to scatter on this barren trail, which then shall glorify the path you trod."

DAN OLSEN I am the most curious of oll to see what will be the next thing 1 will do.

GINNY O'NEILL

Whot's on ounce of mischief in on ocean of hoppine55?

BETTY OLIVIERI

Friendliness

is

to

warmth is to the sun.

her

LUZ MARIA OREllANA She who loves the light loved by the light.

ROSA MARIA OREl.LANA All that you �e was and diil is yours.

ARNIE OSS What should a man da but be "'erry.

ANGIE OTT March an, and fear not the thorns or the sharp stones on life's path.

GINGER OVERALL She now understands the meaning of the flower's breath ond the cadences of the nightingale.

ERICOVERHOlT The smile you seM out returm to you.

JON PACINI To ga forward is ta toward perfection.

LOIS PATTERSON Naw I realize tho! the present moment contains all time ond within it is all tho! can be hoped for, dc:,ne and reoli.:ed.

CANOY PAVEY good life, as I conceive it, • o happy life.

LORI PENNER We are equal and made o{ the some earth.

RACHEL PEREDA It ii when you give of yourself that you truly give.

MARCY PERKINS A good laugh ii iunshine in a house.

DEBBIE PERRY Humanity, which you and I together shore, is a brilliant river singing its way.

CINDY PETERSON All you hove to do is call and I'll be there, you've got a friend.

MARK PETERSON Considerate is he who is al­ ways willing to listen and help others.

CAROL PETIT Carrying with her the moun· �· M<Ieh into the heart of

.,. __

KATHY PHILLIPS You ore here as my companions along the path of light, and my aid in understanding the meaning of hidden truth.

SUE PHILLIPS Stop, look and listen.

RANDY PHIPPS It is the individual man in hit individual freedom who con mature with his worm spirit the unripe world.

DENNIS PIERCE The world around us we come to know through under• standing and reason.

DOUG PIERSON life is what he makes 1t, and he live1 it well.

VIRGINIA PIKE No one could more fully know the meaning of love, life and being o true friend.

GLENN PIPER Life is what we see and experience through the spirit.

MARCIA PIXLEY Softer than the rain.

808 POASTER The great mind knows power of genrieneu.

AMY POLAND In o garden of wisdom from some long ogo dream.

RADENA PORTER Hoppineu lies in the fulfill­ ment of the spirit through the body.

WILLIAM PORTER I find my joy of living in the fierce and ruthleu bottles of life, and my pleasures comes from learning something.

GLORIA POTTS Her friend1 know her true worth.

MIKE PRENTISS Intelligence is quickneu seeing things os they ore.

in

KATHY PRESENDER A silver princess soiling under o silver-starred sky.

PEGGY PUGH From her pocket qutdt W flashes o crayon, ond quiddy sloshes, o poem on on \.#'ICM'fground wall.

IC

EiK PYE � 'i:::u,o -ry Mod one day -� � even trying.

EILEEN RAISON Her words come just when needed, like o song of love.

JOHN RAMALEY You con accomplish by kindnen whot you cannot do by force.

CAROL RAMIREZ The rood oheod is different than the highway just gone down.

ALMA RAMOS Beauty hoth no true gloss, ex­ cept it be in the sweet privacy of loving eyes.

JAY RAMSTEAD Moy every man be what he thinks himself to be.

JETTA RASMUSSEN I love the sound of laughter.

PAUL REITNOUER When you know o thing, to hold thot you know it, ond when you do not know o thing, to ollow !hot you do not know ii: this is knowledge.

EMMA REYES One who knows how to show ond to accept kindness will be o friend better thon ony possession.

GARY RHOADES The spirit is ohen most free when the body is satiated with pleasure.

JEFF RICH The understanding, like the eye, mokes us see ond per­ ceive oll things.

JOANNE RICHARDS Seeking perhaps, same O'eamed garden spof.

BETH RICHARDS A cheerful nature joins 10 moke her knowledge delightfuL

CAROL RISER A best friend is she who wishes for the toke of othen.

KATHY ROACH And we'll laugh and toast 10 nothing ond smash our empty glaues down.

DIANN ROBERTSON Seouty being l'he be-st ol c:il we know sums up tfw searchable and seall't aims ol nature.

CHRIS RUTLAND I stand firm, before on open r,ood and choose my way.

CANDY SALVESON Everydoy's on endleu drea111...

CAROLYN ROGERS Come on people now, smile on your brother, everybody gel together try to love one another right now.

MIKE ROGERS friendships begin with liking or gratitude - roots that con be pulled up.

ROCHELLE ROSS I will run blind through the meadow and feel the grou between my toes.

RICK ROSSEAU Good is he who remains himself while others are chonging.

ROXANNE RULLMAN The music of life is ployed by ear, each heart improvising iii

ROBERT SAMARZEA To everything, there is o seo­ son, ond a lime ta every pur­ pose under heaven.

JOE SAPIENZA All things mu!.t pass.

JEAN SAULNIER Sbe give!. much and knows not that she give!. at all.

PHIL SCHACK I know we've come a long way; we're changing day to day.

CHARLES SCHERTZ tis head is filled with facts and figures.

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USA SCHISLER Learn and !.!rive

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JOHN SCHAEFER Here comes the sun, o1right.

JULIE SCHAEL I will reach up with my believ. ing honds.

LINDA SCHOl::NIG Rarely comes the moment of tronquillity when the winds are silent and the scent of wild strawberries is in the air.

"Things past belong to memory alone; things future are the property of hope."

JEFF SCHROEDER Nothing in life is to be feared.

It is only to be understood.

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MARY SCHUMACHER A little spark may kindle o great fire.

INDIA SEARS She hos no end of evanescent graces.

Bill SEILER search of the

endJeu

JEANNE SEILER I feel rowdy.

LESTER SELIGMAN

You ore not a mere posJ.e'lgft' on the train of life - you Ol"e the engineer.

CONNIE SEYMOUR With hoppineu beyond coa­ pare.

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VMAN SHAW Al':!d stiil I look to find a reo•

PAM SHUPE Born to be wild.

DAVE SIEBER If you hove friends you con ·endure anything.

BEV SIMMONS An artist is a creature driven by demons; She don't know why they choose her and she's usuolly loo busy to won• der why.

PAM SIMON The light within her shines out lo all who meet her.

MIKE SIMONS And from the shelter of my mind, through the windows of my eyes, I gaze beyond the rain drenched streets.

KIHM SKILLICORN He lives 61 minutes out of every hour.

SHELLEY SLAGLE TI,ow who know her, quite o E.w, ltnow her as a friend.

DOUG SLOAN Unlike most people who won't admit their faults, I'd glodly odmit mine - if I hod any.

ADRIENNE SLOMKA So my fantasy becomes real. ity and L must be what I must be and face tomorrow.

JOL YNNE SMALL The heart that makes its own delight makes also o delight for others.

DIANNE SMITH Radiant with life ond light.

SCOTT SNIBBE I must be on my woy to face another doy.

JAMES SNOOK The individuol man tries to escope the race, ond soon os he ceoses to represent the race, he represents man.

JOHN SOMER To lough is to live.

DEBBIE SPAULDING Even when there is nothing funny, we lough becouse we're friends.

DONNA SPENCB. To meet her is to wonder6 IO know her is to uncl.n:tand..

JILL SWANBERG Full of life and always wonting to shore love.

MARILYN SWEETNAM This woman is beautiful insm as well as out.

PAUL STARRH That which befih him is cheer­ fulneu and courage.

SUE STODDARD Some volue riches and some value fame . . . but a sang and o friend ot the turn of each bend, ore riches I'd rath­ er-be mine.

RICH STOUT Life is on exciting business ond most exciting when it is lived for others.

DEBBIE SULLENS A truly beoutiful person connot remain hidden.

KEVIN SULLIVAN Happy is the man who can enioy the scenery when he hos to toke o detour.

ROlAND SYLVESTER ._ '-US bom with o gift of and o Hnse that the -..id ll mod.

TOM TESSIER Though all men be mode o� one metal, they be not cast all in one mold.

JANET THOMPSON Her manners, her airs, all who sow, admired.

KAREN THOMPSON Even if I knew ·certainly the world would end tomorrow, I would plant on apple tree today.

GREG THROOP I would live the same life over if I hod to live again.

SUE TODD One element that makes o perfect woman - a good lis­ tener.

TERRI TOMLIN All of us do not hove equal talent, but all of us should have on equal opportunity to develop our talents.

MIKE TRACEY Lo¥. and ambition wings to greatness.

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LYNN TROBEE She lives in sunshine and stormy weather.

ROSEMARY TUCKER I always smile, it's easier on my dimples.

PETER TUNE A gentle mind by deeds is known.

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LINDA TYRAN The sunshine that choses owoy the rain.

LETICIA URC1EL Anything in ony way beautiful derives its beauty from ihelf, and 01k1 nothing beyond it• self.

STEVE VALORA No bird soon too high if he flies with his own wings.

STAN VAN HORN An honest man is the noblest work of Gad.

JILL VANDENBERG A woman is o creature who has discovered her own nature.

SANDIE V A true friend is for""""' o friend.

KIM WAHL A wise mon never loses any· thing if he has himself.

EMILY WAINGROW One of the most effectual ways of pleClsing and of mok• · ing oneself loved is to be cheerful. Joy softens hearts than lean.

CALVIN WALJ(ER I core not so much what I ca in the opinion of othen, Cl what I om in my own.

JENNIE VERBOYS You better start swimming or you'll sink like a stone.

DENNIS VESSEY Let those who would effect singularity with success first determine to be very virtuous, and they will be sure to be very singular.

KATHY VIGIL The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed.

ED VOELKEL Happy ore they that hear their detractions and con put them to mending.

DONNA WALKER Foint ond sweet, the viole1 woke again.

JIM WALSH W-11», women and song ore g,tf'fing me down, I think I'll qii;lilinging.

ALAN WEBER If you think you con win, you con win. Faith is necessary ta victory.

TOM WEINBERG I like long wolks, especially when they're taken by people who annoy me.

BILL WARD Every mon contemplates on cnge,lin hisfuture self.

STEVE WELSH We need the faith to go o path untrod, the power to be alone.

EllZABETH WENKER To keep beauty in ih place is to make oll things beautiful.

ROBYNN WEINER The art of life Is to know how to enjoy a little ond to endure much.

ALLEN WESTHBMER To live his own life, he forr,,w lives.

HANS WESTMAN If o mon does no1 keep pace with his companions, pe,hops, it is because he heon o differ. enl drummer.

DAVE WHEELER Fr-,, ¡ngs ore impossible to diilig,ence and skill.

CYNTHIA WICKEY To learn new habits is everything, for it is to reoch the substance of life.

MARK WICKSTED If you wont o thing done well, do it yourself.

GARY WIENCEK A man of cheerful yei1erdc)"I.. and confident tomorrows.

JULIE WILLIAMS True lo her work and lo her friends.

JULIE WILSON Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world

"You will find, as you look back upon your life, that the moments that stand out, the moments when you have really lived, are.the moments when you have done things in the spirit of love.

Henry Drummond

IOB WILSON lat r,,ery mon look out for :-s.elt, let every generotion look out for ihelf.

SHIRLEY WRAY I you nffd, me to be with 'OU, I will follow where you ood.

DAN WINEBERG Noture in giving tears to mon, confessed tho! he hod a tender heort; this is our noblest quality.

TOM WINKENBACH Any mon who i s reolly o mon must leorn to be olone in the midst of others, to think olone for others.

LINDA WITTHAUS Life is o short affair; we should try to moke it smooth and free from strife.

PETER WODINSKY I'd love lo chonge the world.

BYRON WOERTZ We must be our own befou we con be another's.

JENNIFER WOODLEY Like lilacs blooming on velvet hills.

LAURA WOODS I will run in the sond lough with waves.

RICKY WUBKER Men ore made stronger on reolizotion that the helping hond they need is at the end of their own right orm.

JANET YALE Improvement makes slrainht roads; but the crooked ro�ds without improvement roods of genius.

DOUG YEO The great mon is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps the independence of solitude.

ERIKA WODINSKY The test of first rote intelli­ gence is the ability to hold two opposed ideos in the mind ot the same time, and still retain the ability to func­ tion.

ANDREA YOUNG Shy, but she speaks peace.

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ANNE YOUNG No task is 100 greot for the -omen who possesses obility, cegrity, ond perserverence.

JILL ZAVIDOWSKY

BARBARA ZEFFREY

A lime to love, o time to hole, o Time of war, o time of peoce, o time you may embrace.

It is not how much we hove, but how much we enjoy, that makes hoppiness.

"He has achieved success who has lived wdt laughed often and loved much; who hos gained

the respect of intelligent men and the love of little

children; who has filled his niche and accom­ plished his task; who has left the world better than he found it, whether by on improved poppy.

a perfect poem or o rescued soul; who hos never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty or foiled to express it; who hos looked for the best in others

and given the best he had; whose life was on in-, spiration; whose memory is a benediction.··

CAROLYN ZERVECK As unpredictable os a summer breeze.

DAN ZIMMER Now I know the things I know, and the things I do.

SHERRI ZIMMERMAN

W-rthout love you are not lo be found.

STEVE ZIMMERMAN

RANDY PAULSON

A leorned man is not learned in all things; but a sufficient man is sufficient throughout.

A song is but a little thing, ond yet whot joy ii is to sing.

Senior Standouts Class of 1972

TIM COLEMAN Spirit

SA.NOY KRIESEL Spo,t

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Football

Olsen T.D. lhere's a Lot of Pressure in Coaching, :specially When Things Go Wrong. You =ind That Little Things Hurt More."

Coach: Esper Keiser

Captains

Dari Olsen

Coaches Jay Craven Chuck Frietas Ed Hartel

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All 9.A.L. - Tom Weinberg, Brad Kessler, Joe Davis

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Peterson Jeff Kirkendol Ros.seou

Keith M;/ler lob Blanche

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They Can Beat You: Any Given Team Can, on Any Given Day.

Rodney Klenz Bob Canning

Offensively With the addition of the wishbone "T" the Pock appeared

to hove a strong attack. It functioned well at first as indicat­

ed against Azuza, 28 to 6, but it seemed to slowly go up and down the rest of the way. With the loss of some key

players, Broadway Tracey, Rob Blanche, and Doug Sloan, it appeared to be a grim road ahead. But Coach Keiser would not lose the faith. He encountered with hi� junior rookie Bill Schlick, who did a fine job the rest of season. Most of the Pock's success lies in the hands of Brad Kessler. Brad ac­ counted for most of the Pack's fhrust. Other fine efforts must go to ends Jamie Beck and Dan Olsen, bocks Jeff Barker,

Chris Tracey, and Steve Dwyer. Some credit must also be contributed to the play of the line, led by Joe Davis, Mork Peterson, Chris Johnson, Rick Rosseau, Pete Schoenloub,

and Rob Blanche. With the amount� of returning juniors, Cooch Keiser and staff should be in g·o""od shape for the grid•

Pete Schoenloub

John McClymon

Jeff Barker

Phil Kester

It could best be described as inconsistent. The defensive effort at times was strong, as shown in the near upset

against Bonita. But then there Wf!re such teams as Upland, Garey, and Pomona, who had Strong offensive teams. The Pack could not find the right pion to stop them. Up front the Pack hod a tough line, with Joe Davis, Keith Miller, John McClyman, Dave Li1'tle and John Fleming. Ends: Tom Weinberg and Dan Olsen. Backs: Jeff Barker, Bob Anderâ&#x20AC;˘ son, Gary Hanson, Chris Tracey, and Lowell Block. It was a long season for the Pock, but all was not lost. With a few

additions in some weak spots, the Pock will be bock.

Steve Dwyer Lance Black Chris Johnson

Deon Ericson Grant Bach (Gary) Dove Poling

The Following Were Not Available for Their Beauty Poses.

John Fleming Lowell Black

TOP: Big Al, t'aul Agy, oh tooth.

CENTER: Eric Sieber, Markus Gordien, Allen Olsen, BOTTOM: Mike O'Conners, Bill Boyer, Steve Cooper.

FIRST ROW, Cooch Lynn, J. Mcleod, D. Matthews, B. Wilt, M. Heaton, M. Seboski, D. Norwood, M. Oliver, T. Storrer, G. Monter, J. Est.s.

SECOND ROW: S. Dunn, P. Peterson, J. Willioms, G. Laughlin, B. Cosey, M. Mayhew, G. Marris, R. Willioms.

THIRD ROW: Coach Floro, S. Newton, B. Seiley, J. Hubert, J. Witherbee, M. Sears, J. Rowbuck, J. Anda, l. Compony, J. Hillstack, D. Shoddett, S. � ley, T. Witherbee, S. Moury.

FIRST ROW: Cooch Whitham, M. Weinberg, T. Swick, K. Stalwick, J. Paden, R. Parry, S. Trobee, M. Ramsteod, G. Thompson, S. Boe, J. Boehlke, T. lisle, B. Tankersley, J. Dunkleburg, D. Allen, Cooch Ellena. _.

SECOND ROW: P. Gruidl, G. Bach, K. Macleod, M. Toomay, R. Gesler, R. Cable, M. Robertson, T. Dodd, L. Chin, B. Macy, S. Gionnos, T. Miller, M. Hammond, K. Lyon, E. Ripley.

THIRD ROW: H. Schlick, R. Tullis, J. Urwin, S. Foremen, P. Byers, S. Verburg, P. McMonis, D. Aguilera, B. Maher, S. Ericson, D. Leibold, G. Beyer, J. P01quilleta, M. Wubker, S. Cole, R. Jones.

Cross Country

Jerry Brott

The steadily improving Claremont High Cross-Country teams, under the new leadership of Cooch Richard Martinez, become a CIF 3A Power during their 1971 season.

With 10 varsity lettermen returning from the harriers' 1970 SAL co-champion­ ship squad, the team showed the area some top-notch performances at the Azusa lnvirotionol and Mt Sac Invitational, both of which they won, and at the tough Palos Verdes Invitational, in which they placed third. The team lost but one dual • meet of nine, and that by a one-point deficit. The varsity and junior-varsity teams set time records for the team on Claremont's tough course; the undefeated frosh/ soph team also shattered Claremont's team time of post years.

Individually, Jerry Brott, a junior who will lead the Pack in '72, set a new course record at Claremont. Senior and co-captain Cameron Munter was also under the old record. Early in the year these two combined to tie for Glendora's course rec­ ord. Only two runners topped Brott and Munter in their SAL racing.

Other top-notch varsity performers were co-captain Mork Baum, junior Manuel Reynoso, and sophomore Chris Hammond.

Joe Marquez, Dave Epps, Alan Barrett, and Norm Tay­ lor led the junior varsity while the "squirrel brigade" of Jim St. Clair, Scott Sauer, John Powers, Gary Lillegard, Dave Krieghoff, and of course Claye Atcheson led the frosh/soph team.

Coach Martinez's second year of coaching (the 1972 season) should be as successful as his first if he can in­ spire his leother-lungers as he did in '71.

TOP: Vanity vs. Pamana.

BOTTOM, Palas VerdH Invitational.

Coach Richard Martinez

"The Squirrel Brigade" J. St. Clair, C. Atchetlon, J. Powers, D. Krieghoff.

I.. ICvolheim, R. Stout, T. Kittredge, Cooch Mortinez

BELOW: J. Kittelson, D. Brownlee.

G. Ardrey M. Brandy

Scott Sauer

Water Polo Varsity:

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Gory Andreason Robin Chew John Gaylord Dove Getts Gory Jenkins Kim Keating Marcus Miller Toni Moron Mork Myers Mike Norman Dove Reeber Don Wright

Tony Sorber Tom Bonwell Mork Canon Jeff Dole Pot Jones Vernon Mathews Craig Snibbe Dan Slosburg Run Taylor Hubie Wong

Basketball It was the year of balance in the San Antonio League. The Pack was rated low at the start but proved to be a sure-con­ tender after beating Pomona 52-42. With high hopes of con­ tinuing their winning streak, the Pack encountered with Bonita.

It was a see-saw battle until the end of regulation play, when the score was tied 43-43. But overtime proved to be the decid­ ing factor as the Bearcats edged the Pack 48-47.

The Pack was led by four starting Seniors - Bob Boldig, whose board play haunted many teams; Gary Wiencek, who out-hustled any opposition; Dan Olsen, with his driving lay-ups; and Doug Pierson, whose 25 foot shots were hard to stop.

Then there was Todd Ervin, the Sophomore sensation, whose COACH: Jack Smith

TOURNAMENT PLAY

UPLAND-MONTCLAIR TURNEY, CONSULTATION CHAMPS All Turney Team - Bob Boldig AZUSA TURNEY, Fli<ST PLACE All Turney Team - Bob Boldig M. V.P. - Doug Pierson CHINO TURNEY, FOURTH PLACE All Turney Team - Todd Ervin CO-CAPTAINS

rookie season astonished many a veteran. Coach Jack Smith had o fine bench. Tom Weinberg saved many games with his clutch performances. Scott Ervin, Roland Sylvester, Poul Starrh, and Big Mac added the needed punch on many occasions. One interesting point on the Pack success this year could be the spir­ it and hustling play of the team. They never gave up and usual­ ly fought their way back to win a game. It certainly l�oks like the Pack is back and that this season was a memorable one for the roundballers.

Dan Olsen

0aug Pierson

Todd Ervin

When the Going Gets Tough, the Pack Keeps Rolling

Rolond Sylve5ter

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Mitch Gordien

Phil Keesler

Kurt Meyers

Determination, pride, and spirit are the key elements to a winning team.

The Pack had this combination throughout the season.

TOP ROW: J. Ducey, J. Coon, M. Richmon, D. Ponder, A. Schroeder, M. Lines, Cooch Steve Lambert.

BOTTOM ROW: B. Macharnuk, M. Paige, J. Hiltstock, 8. Myers, J. Douglass, G. Kualhiem.

Sophomore

TOP ROW: Forest, R. Bolman, S. Manley, M. Mayew, C. Shearer, Charles BOTTOM ROW: H. Brown, K. Vondrerich, H. Chapmon, J. Morgon, R. Rodriqiez, Coach Joy Craven.

Freshman

TOP ROW: 0. Colenbronder, S. Applebee, S. Trobee, L. Crowell, K. Tankersley, B. Salyes, F. Vignoli, Coach Ed Haertel.

BOTTOM ROW: M. Ramsteod, D. Allen, M. Toomey, K. Stalwick, J. Wiencek, L. Brewer.

Wrestling This year's team was very young, with the exception of some Seniors and c who hod any experience. The "mat men" were led by captains Terry De J,

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Keith Miller, Greg Fernandez and Bob Anderson. Other Varsity members Gary Bronner, Jeff Adams, Scott Renner, Rob Chew, Charlie De Journett, Jo mans, David Poling, Mike O'Conner and John Mclyman. These weight watd 2.1 in competition with league ploy next to come. Strong teams such as Uplo Chino could hold bock the Pock's quest for the S.A.l. title, but if the lower classes can respond to the challenge it could be a close race.

Cooch Luther Mortinez:

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Terry OeJournett CO-CAPTAIN

Keith Miller CO-CAPTAIN

Gory Bronner

Ken Thwoits

Greg Fernandez CO-CAPTAIN

Scott Renner

Bob Anderson

CO-CAPTAIN

Jeff Adona

S.A.L. FINALIST: Bob Anderson - 157 Lbs. - 1st Place Terry 0eJournett - 141 Lbs. - 1st Place Mike O'Connor - 178 lbs. - 1st Place John Moclymons - 194 Lbs. - 1st Place Keith Milter - Hwt - 1 st Ploce Greg Fernandez - 11 3 lbs. - 3rd Place

Terry DeJournett, Finished 4th in C.I.F. His Overall Record Was 32-6-

LEFT: Steve Hickerson, John Ehwin

FROSH-SOPH: TOP: M. Gassner, J. Ulhai, S. Barrett, M. Reuter, J. Supnaich, Cooch L. Gardner.

BOTTOM, G. Gory, D. Parry, 8. Baker, K. Jones.

Soccer The varsity soccer team, under the direction of Cooch Rieger, ap­ peared to be o return of lost year's iuniors and sophomores with plenty of talent but not enough experience. However, after dropping their first game to Keppel, things started falling into place. The pack swept through the volley league with a perfect 10 and O record.

Even more amazing was that they allowed only 15 goals in 20 games, while scoring 62. This year's team broke the record for shut­ outs in league with seven. While they were astonishing every oppo­ nent, they earned the number two spot in the C.I.F. rankings. After league they started C.1.F., drawing a bye the first round. On the sec­ ond round they slipped post Bosco Tech 1 to 0 on some desperate saves by Goalie Bruce Kinee. Then came South Torrance in which the score was tied 1 to 1 after regulation play. After two overtimes the final score was 4 to 2 on a C.I.F. ruling pertaining to corner kicks.

Thus the season was over, ending with a 16-3-1 record. The pack wos led by Captain Bob Poaster who als9 was awarded the offensive player of the year. Joining him was Raphael Chavez, most valuable player; Jim Moi:-finez, defensive player of the year; and Dave Asaka­ wa who was presented with the sportsmanship award. Lowell Block was selected to an oil-tourney team during the Christmas vacation.

The J.V. team also was superb with o record of 10-2-1. They scored in 13 games, made 35 goals, and fave up but 8. J.V. awards went to Dove Hardy, offensive player of the year and to Kevin Piper, defensive player. With eight returning players and a fine group of J.V.'s coming up, it looks as though Coach Rieger is set. for another fine season next year.

1st Place: Valley League 4th Place: C.I.F.

CAPTAIN: Bob Poaster

COACH: Herr Rieger

VARSITY: TOP ROW, L. Black, S. Mortinez, R. Thomos, A. Barrett, L. Black, D. Asakawa, F. Kinee, Coach Otto Rieger.

BOTTOM ROW: J. Marks, J. Chavez, E. Hortouni, 8. Poaster, D. Evons, R. Chavez, L. Abllitt, C. Nesmith.

All C.I.F.: Raphael Chaves, Bob Poaster All Valley League: 1st team: Raphael Chavez, Bob Poaster, Jesus Chavez, Ron Thomas, Dave Asakawa. 2nd team: Jim Martinez, Bruce Kinee.

Honorable Mention: Lowell Black

JUNIOR VARSITY, TOP ROW: M. Boor, V. Block, R. Howes, M. Cardoni, D. Wright, K. Koy, L. Ablitt, K. Piper, N. Comstock, 8. Smith.

BOTTOM ROW: K. Bugby, S. Miller, M. Bailey, A. Gorcio, M. Bourn, C..Atcheson, D. Colclough, J. Erdoes.

Baseball

"The Pack is Back"

Coach: Steve Lambert

There is on old saying, "The Pock is Bock.'¡ It usually refers to Football, but this time it applied to the Varsity Baseball Team. For the first time since joining the Son Antonio League, the Pock won its first league title. Besides winning the league title, the Pock also took home the Championship trophy for first place at the Elks Tourney for the first time.

In conquest to their first title, the Pock needed consistent ploy from all phases of the game. The big surprise hod to be the abundance of hitting talent. Leading the way, and league, was second baseman Todd Ervin, center fielder Brad Kessler, and shortstop Gary Bach, along with John Freedman, Gary Wierlcek, Bryce Byrd, and Mike Tracey; all had timely hits during the season.

Pitching was the main concern for Cooch Steve Lambert with only two starting pitchers and one relief man, but Gory Hansen and Jeff Barker proved to be enough for any situation.

One game in particular that was a turning point for the Pack was their second round encounter with Upland. Hoving beaten the Pack in their first meeting of the year, Upland was again out for victory. Behind 4 to2 and going into the top of the seventh, the Pack had two outs. Then Jeff Barker walked; and Brad Kessler come to the plate and promptly blasted the boll 400 feet for a two run homer to give the Pack a tie and on extra inning win 5 to 4.

It certainly was an exciting season for Cooch Lambert, the Pack and the fans. With the promise of a few return­ ing veterans and a crop of fine rookies, "The Pack will be Back," next year.

Co-Captains: Gory Wtencek

John Freedman

"I never saw a man (Enos 81augher) with more spirit. The word 'hustle' was practically coined for him."

August Busch

Mike Tracey

Jeff Kirkendall

MANAGERS, Rodney Klenz, fOfTesl Wooder

"Arnie Athlete in action."

Chris Trocey

Junior Varsity

TOP ROW: A. Powell, G. Rauch, T. Januez, J. Ayers, J. Hillstock, 6. Myers, H. 81'own, Cooch J. Helber.

SECOND ROW: A. Oleson, P. Johnson, P. Schoenlaub, J. Ryan, M. Lines, J_ Irwin, mgr. &OTTOM ROW: M. Griener, D. Poling, 0. Roberts, C. OeJournett, P. Weinberger, J. Elhai, mgr.

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Freshmen

TOP ROW: Cooch Jerry Flora, M. Robertson, J. Wiencek, G. Thompson, M. Weinberg, K. Stalwick, D. Allen, M. Toamay.

SECOND ROW: K. Mcloud, T. Dodd, R. Tullis, J. Huddelsan, D. Aguilera, ll. Fitzjerald, D. Getts, L. Chin.

BOTTOM ROW: J. Sapienza, H. Schlick, P. Vignoli, R. Haclicluon, G. !loch.

Track

Coach Hal Lynn, with the aid of assistants Richard Martinez and Rick Witham, built the Claremont track squads into title contenders for the 1972 season. led by distance captains Cameron Munter and Mark Baum, the longer races proved to be strong in scoring (with the likes of Jerry Brott, Chris Hammond, and Manuel Reyno­ so). But the spirits were also strong with junior Browning Allen, senior Don Olsen, and sophomore Brian Smith. The field events boasted quite a bit of talent in the Gordien brothers, Marcus and Mitch, shot-put and high jump, respectively; Marcus and captain Joe Davis gave the Pock o fine 1-2 punch in the shot. Vaulters Nelson Wheeler and Rick Swetnam, longjumper Scott Ervin, and highjumper Tom Weinberg also placed well in the field.

The team faced exceptionally competitive challenges from Upland, Gonesho, and Pomona, but placed quite well.

The Bee track teom was stocked with the talents of sprinters Duane Norwood, Steve Nesbit, and Steve Cooper. Cooper, often o varsity performer, aided the Sees in the hurdles and highjump also. Top distance runners were Dove Epps and Rolph Lambert, while George Keeler did o fine job in the long jump.

Leading the Cees were sprinter Toby Swick, field event man Mike Paige, dis­ tance runners Garry Lillegard and Gory Ardrey, middle distance star Mork Brandt, and all-around talent Lorry Adams.

The team went through nine dual meets, and placed well in such Invitational meets as Coac�ella, Foothill, Mt. SAC, Upland, and Chino.

Cooch: Hal lyN'I

Assistant Coaches:

Coach, Rick Whitom

Coach: Richard Martinez

TOP ROW, J. Brott, R. Rosseau, H. Richardson, T, Weinburg; J. Moclyman, M. Gordien, P. Keesler, J. Beck, 0. Wright, S. Mixon, J. Davis.

SECOND ROW, C. Schertz, B. Verbal, J. Douglass, J. Kittelson, R. Taylor, M. Modamore, N. Wheelâ&#x20AC;¢ er, J. Powers, M. Reynoso, J. Marquez, T. McCandless, Coach Whitham.

BOTTOM ROW: T. Teters, S. Cooper, A. Barret, M. Baum, C. Munter, B. Smith, C. Hammond, 8.

Allen, 0. Weinburg, D. Peterson, Cooch Mortinez, Coach Lynn.

TOP ROW: G. Keeler, D. Ericson, R. Stou1,.

P. Abrahams, D. Norwood, D. Ullegord, F. Downing, Cooch Lynn.

SECOND ROW: R. Lambert, J. Hubert, M. Damico, S. Sauer, R. Graham, S. Renn., C. Higgins, Cooch Whitham.

BOTTOM ROW: J. Finnegan, J. Ryon, M..

Baum, 8. McPortlond, S. Morris, Coodii Mortinez, R. Potterson.

"I have a God-given natural talent; and the starters are always trying to take it away from me!"

Mel Pender

CEE'S, TOP ROW: R. Slagle, D. Thomas, M. Paige, K. Johnson, S. Walker, G. Lil­ legard, Cooch Whitham, Cooch Mortinez.

SECOND ROW: T. Johnson, H. Baker, K. Lyon, B. Johnson, M. Gasner, H. Bryant, Cooch Lynn.

BOTTOM ROW: M. Toomay, J. Suknich, L. Adams, T. Swick, S. Trobee, R. Holl. D. Potteno"

Coplain, Joe Davis

"The important thing is not winning but taking part; The essential thing is not conquering, but fighting well." _;... Baron Pierre de Coubertin

VARSITY:

TOfl ROW, T. Yu, P. Hill, 8. Shacklett, C. Wright, S. Morgon.

SECOND ROW, R. Columbe, R. Anderson, G. Becker, E. Pye. BOTTOM ROW: A. Westheimer, T. Mabie, M. Bailey.

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TOP ROW: S. Smith, A. Schroeder, D. Pierce, R. Morgan, C. Denise, T. Rover, J. Stout.

SECOND ROW, J. Rothenberg, A. Ash, R. Lavflf, T. Bechard, C. Shearer.

BOTTOM ROW: G. Kovalheim, G. Laughlin, S. Mice, P. Sawyer, T. Mcandas, D. Brown.

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Dave Wheeler

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Paul Starrh

Claye Atcheson

Jim Coan

Mike Sicker

Junior Varsity TOP ROW: H. Chapman, C. Sterling1 C. Beo_umont, R. Hawes, G. Morris.

BOTTOM ROW: F. Sawin, M. Rolin1 L Srewer; &. Kinnee, R. Jones, A. PalmÂŤ.

Mrs. S. Wright

Contrary to popular belief, GAA is alive and well and ex• isting ct Claremont High School. Yes,:One of the most active, yet unpublicized organizations on campus is GAA! Al• though, it may seem almost nonexistent to o maiority of the Student Body; for those of us who are members, it is a truly memorable and enjoyoble {although slightly unusual) experience.

Under the extremely qualified guidance of our humble ad-

Mrs. M. Manley

visors, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Manley, {flattery will get you nowhere) GAA has done well in every sport, toppling many of our age•old rivals. Hoving everythi�1g from a Christmas Porty with enough ham to feed two football teams, to our

very own juggling routine, to playing hockey with a tennis boll; certainly, this year hos been one GAA will long remem• ber. (And Mrs. Wright will try to forget.)

Billie Jeon Badminton

BACK ROW: Mrs. M. Manley, W. Scarcia, R. Pereda, D. Pasek, L. Hueter, C. Dennison, J. Fisher, K. Sullivan, R. Fisher, P. Madsen, M. Reitnoer, C. Hord· esty, G. Krentzman, S. Wolf, P. Gross, A. Hinshaw, L. Myers, T. Douglass, K. Lockhart, M. Schumacher, S. Fielder, A. Nelson, 8. Royal, Mrs. S. Wright.

CENTER ROW, 8. Norwood, S. Kriezel, K. Shearer, D. Fleming, A. Clarke, R. Poulson, J. Smith, N. Adams, D. Cantone, S. Bollard, G. Phipps, C. Bond, M. McColli1.ler, J. Andreason, M. Scott, E. Fowlie, K. Ozias, S. Whiteside. FRONT ROW: C. Leone, K. Phillips, 1. Hirsch, R. Paulson, L Nesbitt, L. Taylor, T. Bo­ ven, D. Pickryl, C. Roche, L. Weston, P. Geary, R. Sutter.

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Junior Class Melanie Brewer Sophomore Class Elain Fowlie Mike Boor Freshman Class Sandy Britt Libby Irwin Faculty Lisa Monge Janine Nesbit Index Denise Keating

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Vice President: Lynn Sturgis Secretary: Jill Graves

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Morty Heavenston Mario Perpero

Stephanie Zidek Lisa Hardy

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Jackie Bryant

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Debbie Brownlee

Jona Busik

Jerry Brott

David Brownlee

Mike Bukolo

Ellen Bynum Chris Cogley Toni Campbell

Michael Coffman David Colemon Kerry Colemon

Jeannie Colen Nancy Collins Edward Comstock

Jim Cook Steve Cooper Robbin Corbeil

Alice Coulter John Cowan Lourie Cox

Cheryl Crone Teri Crowford George Crofts

Jahn Crosby • Crutchfield Phil Cunningham Toa Curtis

Perw1y Datner Tod Day Soncfy Debelak Charles DeJaurnett

Becky Denbow

Co,ol Dennison Judy Dimmitt John Dooley

Cloudio Dormer Debbie Druin Jim Ducey John Dunda

Patty Dunham Sandy Dworak Ste¥eDwyer lynn Edwards

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Ginny Fernandez Kristin Festog Kori Findley Deirdre Fleming Lorry Floyd Cathy Ford

Goyl Foresman Renee Forsyth Mike Fox Lisa Frampton Sheila Frazee Don French

Wes Fretter Bob Fritz Donna Gabriel Toro Garnett Rodger Gory Kathleen Gouthier

Sharon Goutreo Down George Joyce Glaser

Jona Goldsberry Allon Gonzolez Andrew Gordon

Mitchell Gordon Susan Groni Jill Groves

Pam Groy Scott Gregory Tom Grothe

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Scott Henrich Lisa Hickerson Craig Himmler

Margie Hinds Jeff Hinmon Donna Hinshaw

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John Kaulen Phil Keester Cindy Kepler

Kevin Kerr Kristine Kerr Brod Keuler

Ken Kessler Chris Kimmel Bruce Kinnee

Linda Kirkendoll Jon Kitterle John Kittelson

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Jomes Price Job, Pvrdy Mario Purpero

Job, Roob S.Onor Rotsten Doris Reimer

Robert Shacklett Valerie Sholin Roger Sheo Koren Shearer

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S.cretary-Treosvrer: Teri P-ovett

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Social Chairmen: Tori Bell, Karen Seccombe, Chris Allen, Martha Boule.

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Jeanne Albrecht Ali$0 Allen

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Leonard A1t Cloye Atcheson

Jim Ayers Brenda Babb

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Vann Black Jeff Blaney Tonio Blizzard Renee Bogel Louro Bogosion

Randy Bohlman 11.ick Bonilla Mike Boor Martha Boule Terri Bovett

Kevin Bowels Bill Boyer Clint BrodfOJd Chris Broinord Sally Brehaut

Sue Brehaut Beth Brigante Koren Bri11y Lisa Briner Sandy Britt

Debra Brodell Gory Bronner Eileen Brawn Horry Brawn Soundra Brawn

Borboro Brumer Jaon Buenlgen Coryn Bui.on Mork Byrd Jim Coan

J.E. Codmon Richard Calderon

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Michele Friedman Chris Fritz Phoebe Fuller Fronc11 Gaibler

Jomes Gorbooz Michael Gouner John Gaylord Son Gelino1

OoYid Getts Olu Gibbs SteYe Gillingham Connie Gi<HCiono

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"You'll play Brahms tonight."

/ws. Louisa Miller, registrar, has patiently helped everyone sotve their problems for the past seventeen years. She was principal's secretary to Mr. Lyle Martin, Dr. Deane Wiley, Dr. Lloyd Bishop, and become registrar when Mr. Alexander Hughes became principal. She hos played cello in the Clare­ mont Symphony since its inception and has ployed in many other orchestras in Southern Calif. When the pace at school woul,j become hectic, her friend, George Denes, would re­ mind her, "Don't worry, Louisa, you'll play Brahms tonight,"

Mr. Charles Massey, counselor, hos graciously and coura­ geously guided students for the past eight years. During this time he has personally entertained the college representa­ tives who visit our campus. He hos introduced students to unique opportunities ot these colleges.

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A Abolitt,lowrence 149,151, 177 Aboon,Donold 56, 195 Abermon, Morsho 74 Able,, Mike 74,118,125 Able,, Priicillo 56,195,201 Abrahams, 8orboro 208 Abtohonu, Peter 62, 74, 132, 161 Adtermon,Terry 74 AcrH,Douglas 177 Adomcik, Mike 208 Ado�. Doniel 177 Adams,Jeff 144,177 Adoms, Uio 170,177 Adoms,Steve 74 �lor,Tony 91 Aguilera, OoYid 74.,158 Ag l ra, David 47, 129, 208, �; Ainsworth, Ann 177 Aib<irran,Mario 177 Alb.rt, Brian 208 Albtecht, Jeanne 42, 62, 195, 200 Allen,Aliso 21,195 Allen, Browning 60, 160, In, 182, 185 Allen,Christie 47,60, 194,195 Allen,David 129,143,158,208 Allen,Robin 74 Allen,Stephooiie 48,74 Alt.n,Susan 208 Alsip,Dorcy 48,208 Amato,Michelle 208 �rein,lucius 208 Amuodter,8orbara 74 Amstadter,Debbie 74 Allderion,Annette 48,208 Anderson, Craig 195,205 Anderson,Gail 62, 195, 196 Anderson, Heidi 208 Andar1on,Jock 208 Anderson,Jeffery 177 Anderson, Joy 74 Anderson, Ken 195 Ander1on,Kirk 177 Anderson,leslie 195 A�er1on, Reid 74 Ander1on,Richord 75, 147, 165 Anderion,Robert 75, 128, 144 Ander1on, Tom 208 Andreosen,Gory 134,177, 166 Andreo1en,Jill 170, 208,214 Andrews,Ruthie 195 Antol,Jill 56, 57,75 _Applebee,Richard 143,208

Student Index Arce,Judy 56, 62 Ardrey, Gory 208 Arkin, Roy 62, I 77 Armstrong, lesfie 177 Arnold, les 75 Arnold, Molly 208, 21" Artidiello, Morgorito 56, 177 Asokowo, David 75 Ashtqn, Pamela 62, 208 Ast, Jeff 56,209 Ast,leonord 195 Atcheson,Cloye 132,151, 169, 195 Atcheson,Moffet 53,60, 75, 2().( Atkins, Sherri 209 Atkinson, Michelle 75 Atkinson,Pot 177 Atwood,Wayne 177 Aviles,Jome1 47 Ayer,, Jim 157, 195 Ayer1,Lindo 209 Aylward,Brodley 177,192

B Bobb,llrendo 195 Boch,Gory 128,156,177 Boch,Greg 209 Bailey, Julie 47, 60, 195, 196 Bailey, Kathy 60, 209 Bailey, Michael 47, 151, 165, 177 Bailey,Todd 129,195 Bair, Coral 209,210 Boker, Che ryl 195 Boker, I-Joy! U7, 162,209 Boker,Sh1ilo 177 Baldwin,Nancy 209 Boll,Jennifer 209 Boll, Mike 195 Bollord, Phil 177 Bonwell, Tom 134,167, 209 Barber, Tony 134,167, 209 Barker, Jeff 126, 155 Borlin, Doug 47,58,195 Bornes, Bonnie 75 BornH, Dione 195 Barnett, Jock 75 Borr,Maureen 56, 75 Borrero, Shelly 209 Borrett,Allen 75,1"9,160 Barrett, Barbaro 48, 56, 209, 215 Barrett, Bill 147, 195 Borton,John 177

Borton, Nancy 209 Bashore,Nancy 58,177 8osler,Brod 177 Bouer, Jonord 195 Bouer,Joon 209 Bouer,Mory 76 Boum, Mork 60, 76, 131, 151, 160 Bourn,Morty 195 Baumgartner, Debbie 76 Boyer,Judy 177 Boyer, Phil 76, 168 Bozelo,Chris 195 Bozelo, Kathy 209 Bozelo,Steve 76 Beane,Bill 195 Beosom, Mork 56, 57,76 Beaumont,Jim 47, 169,195 Bechard,Pete 165, 195 Bechtel,Cyndi 209 Bechtel,Poul 47, 66,76 8echtel, Peter 177 Bechtel. Ron 195 Beck, Jim 127, 160,177 Beck, Mork 195 Beck,Poul 209 Becker, George 76,165 Beckner,Holly 177 Beckwith,Bruce 178 Bffcher, Becky 60,209 Beecher,Steve 209 Behrendsen,Sue 209 Belonger, Alon 47, 58 Belonger,Joseph 178 Belinkoff,Deno 62,178 Bell,Kathy 209 Bell, Kathy 209 Bell, Kris 195 BeU, Tori 60,194,195 Beller, Som 178 Bellman, Joel 178 Bellman,Jon 209 Bello,JomH 178 Benjomin,Mork 178 Bennett,Julie 76 Bennett, Robin 47,62,196 &entley, Joie 48, 58, 196 Benton, Coralyn 196 Benton,Sharon 48, 76 Benzon,Greg 196 Bernard, Liz 76 Bevon,Sandro 77 Severidge,Ron 178 Beyer,Gory 129,209 Bicker, Cheryl 77 Bider, Mike,169, 196 Biewener, Robb 196 Biewener,Tommy 77 Biewer,Morlt 196 Biewer, Therese 209,215 Bills,Janet 47, 196 Binnoll, Brent 196

Birtle, Andy 209 Birtle, tiz 178 Bissonnette, Michele 77 Bittlei,John 56,57, 77, 133 Bittlei, Sarah 196 Bixby,Cathy 77 Bixel,Jim 209 Bjur,Debbie 26,SJ,60,77 Block,Lonee 128,149, 178 Block,lowell 77,128,1"9 Block,Vann 151, 196 Blackburn,Lisa 48,209 Blakeslee,Sharon 209 Blanche,Jon 26, 53, 60, 77 Blanche, Rob 77,125 Blaney, Jeff 196 Blincow,Denise 209 Bloomfield, Susan 47,178 Blough,Torno 77 Bodnar, Morion 42, 62, 77 Boe,Steven 129,209 Boehlke,Jon 129,209, 216 Bogel,Renee 196 Bogosion,lotJrO 56, 62, 196 Bohlmann,Rondy 1"3, 196,203 Boldig,Bob 78, 119,136 Bol11, David 178 Bollard,Suson 170,178 Bond,Kathy 170,209 Bonillo,Rick I 96 Bonk, Teri 56,209 Boor,Mike 151, 196 Bouon, Marilyn 209, 219 Bouon,Rau 178 Boole,Charlie 178 Boule,Martha 49, 194, 196 Bault, Alison 178 Bovard, Koren 78 Bovard,Tim 78 Bovett,Ter(I .170,194,196 Bowe,Sonya 48,209 Bowllli,Dove 209 BowlH, Kevin 196 Bo)er,Bill 128, 196 Boyer,Kathie 209 Bradbury,Jim 209 Bradford, Clint 78,154, 196 Bradley,Dove 178 Brody,Bloke 209 Brainard,Chri, 196 Brandt, Morlt 209 Broyfield,Jeon 56, 209 Brehaut, Ann 178 8reho1tl, Solly 196 Brewer, Lindsay UJ, 169, 209, 216 Brewer, Marshall 57, 78 Brewer, Melonie 67, 178 Brier, Allen 209 Brigonte, Beth 196 Briley,Koren 56, 196 Briley,Nancy 56,62,178 Briner, Li10 196 Britt,Sandy 47, 59, 196 Brock, David 78 Brodell, Debbie 47, 196 Bromoge,David 178 Bronner,Gory 14", 147, 196 Bronr1er,Greg 178 Brook1,Doug 209 Brott, Jerry 60, 62, 130, 160, 178, 184 Brott, Notolie 209 Brown,Bruce 209 Brown,Corol 208, 209 Brown,Cothy 209

Brown,Don 165,209 Brown,Dove 209 Brown,Eileen 196 Brown, Horry 47, 143, 157. 196, 199 Brown, John 58, 78 Brown,Marlt 178 Brown,Mike 209 Brown,Rex 78 Brown,Saundra 196 Srownell,Gretchen 178 Brownell, Murie-I 209 Brownlee, Do... 60, 61. 131,.

132,177,178 Brownlee,Debbie 178 Brumer,&orboro 196 Brumer,Charles 62, 79 Bryant, Jackie 178, 185. 116 Bryant, Kim 209 Bryant,Leo 79 Brylo,JomH 209 Buckley, Molly 209 Suentgen,Jim 79 Buentgen,Joan 196 Bugby, K.ith 79, 151 Bukolo, Mike 178 Surdick, Tim 179 Burnfin, Greg 79 Burney, Lisa 209 8urn1, Tim 209 Busik,Jona 178 Busik, Morion 209 Butler, Richard 79 Buzon,Caryn 196 Byer1,Jennifer 79 Byers,Poul 129,209 Bynum,Ellen 178 Byrd, Mork 196

C Coon,Jim 1"2, 169,196 Coon,Julie 26,80 Coble, Rob 129, 1"7, 210 Codd,Ruth 210 Codrnon, Jone 197 Cadman, Mory 210 Cogley,Chri1 178 Calderon, Richard 197 Coldwell,Candy 210 Campbell,Collette 210 Campbell,Jim 210 Campbell,Melodie 210 Compbell, Toni 42,178 Compbetl, Valerie 197 Condelo, Robert 210 Candela,Robin 210 Canning,Bob 80, 125 Cantone,Doreen 170,210 Corona, Darlene 210 Corona, Denno 197 Cord,Debbie 197 Cardoni,Jona 210 Cardoni,Mike 151,156, 179 Corgnelutti,Moria 210 Corl1on,Jessica 66, 80 Corney, Tim 47, 179 Carpenter, Gloria 56,197 Carpenter,Peggy 48,56, 80 Corrington, Steve 179

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D Dole, JeH 134,210 Dallman, Deanna 82 Damico,Denise 59, 82 Damico, Mork 161,210 Doniel,lynton 197 Ootni,r, Penny 45,48, 180 Davenport,Andy 197 Dovi1,Brion 197 Davis, Carol 83 Dovi1,Dovey 210 Oovi1,Debbie 44,65, 83 Davi,,Doreen 44,210,218 Oovi1,Jock Al, 59,83,118 Davis, Joe 83, 118, 123, 160, 163 Dovi1, Louro 210 Dovi1, Lauretta 210 Davis, Phyllis 197 Davis, Su1on 83 Doy,Jon 83 Doy,Tod 180 Dean,Debbie 210 Debelak,Sandy 180 D'Crut, Morion 21, 26, 56, 62, 83,119 Deich,Will 210 De Journett, Charles 145, 157, 180 De Journett,Cindy 83 De Journett, Lori 210 De Jaurnett,Terry 83, 144 Deloney, Mory )94, 197 Denbow,Becky 48,180 Denes,Chris 165,197 Dennison,Bob 67,197, 198 Dennison, Carol 170,180 Denton, Westley 198 Dery. Marjorie 210 OeWilde, Craig 211 De Young,Patti 83 Diaz,Terry 211 Dicken,, Sheli 198 Dieduch,Vladimir 83 Dillon, Debbie 211 Dimmitt,Judy 180 Dinkfeld,David 211 Dixon, Holly 56,211 Dodd,Trocy 158,211 Dod1on,Julie 211 Donner,Greg 198 Dooley,John 180 Doolirig,Don 56, 211 Dormer,Claudio 42, 180 Dormer, Ken 211 Doty,Jone! 198 Doughty, Louro 198 Douglon, John 1'2. 160,198

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Oouglon, Tracy 83, 170 Doyle, Oovid 61, 64, 84, 133, Doyle,Dionne 198 Drenel,Lynn 198 Druin, Debbie 180 Ducey,Jim 142, 180 Ducey, Peggy 211 Ducey,Vol 54, 84 Dunovont,David '7,58, 198 Oundo, John 180 Dunhom, Potty 56, 180 Durikelberg,Joy 129,211 Dunn, Koren 84, 119 Dunn, Katie 44,211 Dunn, Scott 129,198 Durkee,louri 198 Dworok, Sandy 57,60, 180 Dwyer,Kathleen 198 Dwyer, Steve 60,124, 128,180

E Eostveld, Kathy 198 Eclword1. Lynn 180 Eiland,Mory 195, 198 Elhoi,John 1'7,157,211,212 Elhoi,Sue 45, 48, 59,180 Elli1,Lindo 198 Ellisan,Ken 8A Ellison, Melodie 211 Elwell,Mory 197 Emersan,Diano 198 Engle, Debbie 84. foo,Potty 180 Enriquez,Tony 84 Epp1, David 84 Erdoes,JeH 180 Ericksan, Betsy 84.

Erickson. Deon 128, 161, 196, 198 Erickson, Margie 198 Erickson,Rick 50, 85, 128 Erickson,Scot 129 Ervin,Scott 85. 138 Ervin,Todd 137,156, 198,199, 204 Estes,Jon 61,129, 198 Evon,, Billy 180 Evon1, Bobbie 211 Evon,,Christine 47,198 Even,Dione 85 Ever1, Reena 85 Ewart,Don 211 Eyler,Koren 211

F Fogg, Ed 198 Fontone,Mike 211 Former,Angelo 211 Former,Joon 85 Forritor,Tim 59, 180 Faulkner,Pom 180 Foull,Melindo 198 Foust,Ann 62,180 Fou51,Morion 62,198 Feeney, Robert 211 Feerer,Carol 211 Feimon,Corio 180 Feingold, Leslie 211 Felix, Jerry 211 Felps,Don 198 Felp1,Tino 85 Fenoglio, Debbie 85 Fernondez,Ginny 181 Fernendez,Gr11g 61,85,144.

Fernandez,Pom 56. 211 Fe,tog,Kristin 181 Fiasco,Pete 211 Fiddes,Kathy 86 Fielder, Sheryl 86,170,118 fields,Mork 211 Findley, Kori 181

Finley, Janel 198 Finn&gon, Jim 198 Fischer, Golen 198 Fish,Mike 195 Fisher, Oebaroh 198 fisher, Jontl 170,198 Fisher,Su1on 86 fisher, Veronica 47, 170 Fitzgerrell1,Brion 158,211 Flomme, Mike 21 I Fleming,Deirdre 170, 181 Fleming, JonHl 86 Fleming, John 86, 128 Fleming,Lizonne 198 Fleming, Scott 211 Floyd,lorry 181 Ford,Cathy 67, 181 Ford,Chttyl 211,213,216 Ford, Wes 198 Foreman, Steve 47,129,211 Foresman,Goyl 60, 181 Forgette, Steve 211 Forsberg, Cheryl 86 Forsyth,Renee 181 Foster,Clorenc::e 86 Foster,Mike 211 Fo,ter,Shanon 86 Fosler, Sharon 86 Foster,Jim 211 Fountain, Vicki 86 Fowler,Bill 86 Fowler,Melino 198 fowler,Soroh 56, 57, 62,86 Fowlie,Eloin 56, 65,87,170 Fox,Mike 181 Frampton,Usa 45,60, 51, 181 Franz,Li10 198 Froiee, Shei1o 181 Frazer,Barbie 211,214 Frazer,Lit 87

Frederick, Golen 87 Frederick,Melinda 42,62,198 Freedman,John 87, 152 frHse,Mo,_ 211 French,Don 181 French,Susan 198 Fretter, Wes 181 Fredkin,David 47, 211 Friedman,Michele 198 Fritz,Bob 181 Frilt,Chris 198 Fritt, William 211 Fulcher, Bob 211 Fuller, Diano 211 Fuller, Phoebe 198

0 Gobriel, Oonno 181 Gaibler,Frances 56,198 Gaibler,Ginny 87 Goibler, Nancy 211 Gole, Rob 87 Gallagher,Lynn 87 Gollordo, Claire 87 Gontt,Judy 87 Gorboct,Jamer 198 Garcia,Amalia 151 Garnett, Toro 181 Gory,Gr11g 1'7, 211 Gory,Roger 181, 193 Gonner, David 56, 211 Go11ner,Mike 47,1'7,162,198 Gotten, Mott 211

lrwin,Jolvi1S7,213 Irwin,Jriwffin 92 lrrin,Rudi213 !Mne,Jim 61, 113 lspos, LelM 213

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Gourhier,Korhleen 181,185 Gautreau, Sharon 181 Goylord,John47,134,167,198 Gaylor, Suson 87 Goy,'IOf, Brion 47,211 Geary, Petty 170, 211 Gelinos, Son 198 Geller,Liso 56,87 Geor Qe,Down 42,62,181,186 C.O,ge, Sunny 42,44,87 GeorQe, Rochel 56, 88 Gerdeman,Leah 41, 88, 119 Gfller, Ride 129,211 Getts, Dove 57, 134, 167, 198, 207 Gens,Don 211 Gionmn,Steve 129,211 Gibb,,Olu 195,198 Gibwn,Steve 211 Gilke1on, Jo Anne 88 . Gilkeson,Todd 211 Gillingham,Steve 62,198 Giuliano, Connie 198 Glod1one,Lisa 65, 72, 88 G!o1er, Joyce 42, 62, 181 Gaser,Kathy 41,42, 58,62,88 Glau, Michael 212 Glover, Teri 44,72,88 Godlis,Jeff 88 Goerhel, Janet 88 Goethel, Peter 198 Goff,Debbie 56, 88 Golchberry, Jona 44,56,181 Gold11ein, Uli 198 Gollnik, Donna 212 Gomel, Joni 88 Gomel, Leticia 212 Gome,,Viki 212 Gonzalel, Allon 181 Gordien,Marcus 128 Gordien,Mitch 58,140,160 Gordon, Andrew 181 Gordon, Mitchell 181 Corit,,Gail 198,212 Gonu10, Peter 47 Grady,Richard 88 Grady,Robin 198 Graefe, Pamela 56,199 Graefe, Pavlo 199 Grohom,Ricky 161, 199 Groni, Susan 181 Gronl, Don 88 Grosho, Cyndie 212 Groves, Jill 176,181

Gray, Pam 181,184 Green, David 212 Greenwood, Louro 89 Greever, Corhy 199 Greever, Richard 212 Gregory,Oollos 47,212 Gregory, Scott 181 Greiner, Juclirh 212 Greiner,Mike 157, 199 Grosey,bnie 212 Gro1ey, Charles 212 Grau, Patti 62, 89, 170 Grouew1ki, Mory 89 Grouew1ki,Ted 212 Groth, Pom 72, 89 Grothe,Tom 181 Gruid1, Phillip 129,212 Grvidl, Vince 89 Grunnet, Lindo 21, 48,.56, 89 Gucciardo,Lindy 56,182 Gucciardi:,,Ron 47,199 Guericke, Nancy 56, 199 Gularte,Mork 199 Gulick, Nancy 89 Gullohon, Lourie 21, 47, 56, 182 Guthrey,Rhonda .56,62,182 Gutierret, Debro 48 Gutierrez, Kathy 212 Gutierrei, Sammy 199 Gutzler,Kerry 212

H Hooker, Mide 89 Hooker,Steve 182 Hobeger, Connie 48,212 Hobeger,Roy 182 Haberman, Carhy 56,89 Hadley, Leslie 212 Hoent:uchel, Kathie 56,212 Hogelborger, Terri 182 Hogelborger,Viki 199 Holou, Chris 199 Holl, Barbaro 212 Holl, Richard 162,212 Holliday,Becky 182 Hamill, Greg 182

Hamilton, Mork 89, 125 Hamilton, Beth 212 Hamlin,Me rylee 212 Hammond, Chris 60, 131, 160, 195, 199 Hammond, M<irk 129,212 Hancey, Joy 89 Hand,Terry 182 Hansen, Andrea '45,182 Hansis, Mork 182 Hanson, Gory 89, 125,153 Horde1ty,Cynthio 170,196,199, 200 Hording, Mory 56,60,182 Hordy, Dovid 199 Hordy, LiHJ 176,182 Hordy, Rob 212 Horper, Jock 199 Horris, Joycene 182 Horri1, Le1lie 90 Horris, Melinda 56, 90 Horris, Goil 212 Horris, Steve 90 Horri1,Tino 48,212 Harrison, Joni 182 Harter, Brion 212 Harter,Mike 90 Horth, Cecilio 212 Hortman,Tino 56,90 Hortouni,Ed 149 Horuouni,Vol 90 Hortvik1on,Debbie 182 Hortviklon,Michael 182 Hortviklon, Rich 208,212 Hothowoy, Bet1y 182 Hovilond, Nancy 90 Howe1,Rolph 151, 169,199 HoHlton, Robyn 90 Healey, Debro 91 Heaton,MonhoH 129, 199 Heaton,Tere10 212 Heavenslon, Morty 176, 182, 185,193 Hebl, Don 182 Hefner, Kim 212 Hefner, Paulo 199 Heim, Chris 91 Helton, Morty 199 Helton, Tim 212 Heminger, Brion 212 Heminger,Lindy 182 Henderson,Mork 182 Henderson,Terri 91 Hendricks, Ann 62, 199 Hennigan, Kothee 59,91,182 Henrich, Scan 182 Henzie, Tom 199 Heuer,Jim 199 Hewitt,Andrea 199 Hicker1on, LiHJ 182 Hicker1on,Steve 145, 212 Hicks, Cynthia 212 Higgins, Chuck 61,161, 199 Higgin1, Rhett 199 Hill,Brion 199 Hill,Mory 212 Hill, Peter 165, 199 Hilt, Richard 212 Hillburg, Dove 46, 47,58, 91 Hillen, Borboro 199 Hillen, Connie 91 Hi111tock,Joe 129, 142,157,200

Himebaugh, Kathy 91 Himmler, Craig 133,182, 166 Hinds, Margie 182 Hinman, Jeff 182 Hinshaw, Oorino 58, 92, 170, 182 Hinshaw,Keith 182 Hinshow, Steve 212 HirKh,Ilene 170, 200 Hool$!, Stanley 92 Hodges,Mory 212 Hoff, Carol 182 Hoffman, Horry 62, 92 Hoffmann, Lindo 56, 211, 212, 217 Holder,Chris 21,56,57,92 Holguin, Dono 200 Holm, Debbie 212 Holmes,Bob 182 Hol,tine, Von 183 Holstine, Veloine 212 Honeywell, Down 21,56, 92 Honeywell, Mi1ty 212 Hoover, Cindy 42, 56,200 Hopper,Deonna 200 Ho,kins, Sue 183 Houle, Keith 212 Houlf,li10 92 Hou11tn, Nicky 212 Housley,Mork 212 Hovogimion, Howord 183 Howard, Mortin 56, 212 Hubotlco, Poulo 49, 196, 200, 20< Hubbord,Tommy 200 Hubert, Jim 129, 161,200 Huddleston, John 158,212 Huebner,John 212 Huebner, Poul 47, 92 Hueter, Liz 170, 183 Huff, Don 213 Huk,Morytue,48, 213 Hunter, Bob 183 Hunter,Koren 213 Hurlbert,Rondy 200 Hun, Jeff 56, 92 Hu1ton, Williom 56,92 Hutchings,Lyle 200 Hutchinson, Carol 56, 200 Hutclii1on, Ruth 56, 59,92 Hylond,Janice 213 Hyland, Joonne 213 Hyland,Louro 213

I Iannaccone, Poul 200 ll1ley,Soro 21, 40, 49, 56, 180, 183 lncontro, Steve 213 lngolio,Randoll 183 lngrom, Aorol 200 Ingram,Dorrell 213 Inmon,Debbie 213 Inness, Robert 200 Irwin,Libby 67,183,186

Jablonski, Tom 200 Jocklon,Gory 200 Jocbon,Mort 183 JocobMn,Jody 200 Jaeger, Holy 56, 9'2 Joffo, Koren 213 Johonl,&ill 213 Johnsen,Sue .u,50,56,60, 113 Jonun, Tony 157,200 Jenkin,, Gory 47,13', 200 JenkiM, Jum 1&3 Jenkins, Lom:iine 50, 113 Jens.en, Koren 200 Jensen, Lindo 56. 213 Jensen, PC11 183 Jen1en, Robert 213 Jen, Oril 183 Jochims.en, Sooft 47,200 John.on, Oril 128,115,113 John.on, Darcy 200 John.on,Debbie 93 John.on, Oonoid 93 John.on, He;d: ,,, 113 John.on,Jeff 47, 200 Johnwn,Jen,ry 211,213,117 Johnwn, Keith 58,162,. lll Johnwn, Kim 200 Johnwn, Kim 200 Johnwn, Mo#rj,a 213 Johnwn,Pt.ii 61, 157. 113 Johnwn, Roderidt 1&3 Johnwn,SvlOI 48, 56,11J Johnwn,Wil"- 56. 21] Jonu,Dove 93 Jones,Keith IJ.7 Jone,, Pot 47, 13A, 167,lll Jonu, Ron 129, 169,113 Jordon, Thomen 183 Josselyn, Kathy 67, 113, IM Jonetyn,Robin 200 Jouvenot, David 213 Joyce, Robin 200 Juergens, Jody 41, '4., 93, 111 Juerg-,,s,LCHM 4", 56, 1n,200

K Kader, Debbie l13 Kader, Donno 59, 93 Koholnick,Marlo 183 Koholnick,Rochelle 93 Kolar, Cheryl 200 Kalina,Lorry 56, 93 Kalland, Jim 183 Korrer, Donielle 93 Korrer, Dorio 200 Kosten, Debbie 200 Kaufman, Jon 183 Kaufman, Maril 213 Koulen, John 183 Koulen,Wendy 93 Kcry, Kris 93, 151 Kaylor,Lonico 200 Kaylor, Phil 93 Kays, Koren 200 Keating,Oenis.e 56, 66, 93 Keoting, Kim 66, 13"',167,200 Keeler, Choryl 94 KNler, Geo,ge 42, 47, 61, 94� 161 Keenan,Mory 200 Kee,ter, John 200 KMtter, Phil 126,140, 160,113..

193 Keith, Lulie 94 Kepler, Cindy 183

-.lort 201 1(....,..183 !in 48, 56. 183 w,lrad 12..,12S,15", 183 ... 1t.n 56, 183 -,Karen201 Janice 9A lJ""'I 62,201 i;i. Baine 9A ,,., Terri 151,202 r. Kodiy 56, 21 3 .. Howord 213 Chris 183 ,-, Bovee JA9, 169, 183 ,., Janet 21 J ,-,Jodc213 IJ, Jcs,et 9A ¥,f't,yim201 ..tai. Jeff 9A,125,15A l!ldol.l.indol83 -. Cathy 201,204 -. John 58. 60,132,160,

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Korewick,Kothryn 201 Kovih:, Rondy 21, 56, 59, 18A, 186 Kovitz, Roselle 56, 213 Krous,Glenn 186 Kreisler,Linda 62,9A Krentzmon, Goil 58, 170, 200, 201 Krespis,Aleimndro 213 Krieger,Mike 21,201 Krieghoff,Dovid 132,203 Krieghoff,Kothie 186 Kriezel,Sondy 9A,118,170 Kronenberg,Andreas 186 Kronenberg, Regino 213 Kubitz,Morey 186 Kuch,Joni A7, 213 Kuch,Roni 186 Kuivinen,Terri 9A Kuntz,Eugene 186 Kuntz,Nino 95 Kuntz,Novo 95 Kulfo,Jone! 186 Kvolheim, Grant 142,165, 201 Kvolheim,Rick 61,132,186

L Lobok, Mory ..7,201 Lo Cloire,Wondo 95, 186 Locy, Moryellis A2, 57, 62, 95, 118 Logue,Cheryl 56,95 Lo Gue,Joe 201 laird, Koren 186 Loird, Lindo 60,208,213 Loird,Terri AS,60,18..,186 Lambert,Kevin 42,43, 61, 95

lombert,Rolph 161,186 Lombly,Jeslyn 214 Lomphere,David 201 Lone,Ellen 21" Lo'ntz,Rick 133,201 Larrick,Debbie AB, 56, 186 Lorsen, Rond 95,168 Lo Rue,Alecio 186 Lotipow, Lindo 21A Lotipow,Steve 186 Lotkovich,Don 95 Loughlin,Gregg 60, 129, 165, 201 Loughlin,Vicki 53,60, 95 louterboch, Peter 56 Laymon, Loi, 21A Leak, Mork 56, 214 Ledesma,Down 95 Lee,Barbaro 58,186 Lee,Dovid 201 Lee, Morion 95 Lee,Richard 95, 186 Lee,Steve 167,201 Lee, William 201 Leebhoff, Clayton 96 Leebhoff,Sondy 201 Leibold,David 129,21A Lemaster,Bart 214 Lean,Kondy 170,21" Leonard, Kothy 21A Lepore,Toni 186 Leprich,Kathy "8,214 Leslie,Beth 201 Leuthous,Mono 21" Leuthou,, Rolph 201 Levitt,Andrew 21A Levy,Michele 2U Lewis,Deboroh "7,58,186 Lewis,Jon 21" Lewis,Libby 214 Lewi1,Lori 21" Lewy, Catherine 2U Leyden, Kole 59, 185, 186 Lillegord, David 161,201 Lillegord,Gory 162,214 Lindsey,Susie 96 line,,Mike 1..2, 157, 186 Line,,Rod 57, 96 Linker, Lin 62,186 Li1le,Todd 129,214 List,Cothy 214 Litteral,Dovid 21A Little,Dove 61,127,186 Little,Miny SA,60,180,186 Livingston,Run 21A Lockhart,Koren 96, 170 Long,Dove 21A Longslfeet,Shirley 96 Lopez,Lindo 96 Lopez,Steve 2!4 Lorenzo,Dove 96 Loucks, Allen 56,21" louisignou, Rebecco 186 Louisignou,Robert 186 Lovelady, Georgio 201 Lugenbeel, Ken 96 Lugenbeel, Sue 21" Lund,Eric 97 Lund,Mike A7, 97 Lundquist,Janet 56, 97 Lundquist,Jeon 201 Lyles,Nodinee 186 Lymon,Judith 56 Lyon,Kilbourne 219,162,2 U

M Mabie,Ann 214 Mobie,Tom 97,165 MacDonald,Koren 58, 21A Moce,Steve 201 Machesky,Steve 21" Mocloughlon,Renee 21A Macleod,Barby 186 Macleod,Kenneth 129,158,21" Moclymon, John ..1, 126, 1A5, 176,186 Macpherson, Lonee 201 MocTurk,Bruce 186 Mocy, Brion 129,21A Macy,Lynne 201

Modorsky,Steve 57, 201 Modson, Porn 170,186 Maginn,Melindo 97 Moher, Borth 129,21A Mondeve11e,Jockie ..8,186 Mandeville,Judy AB, 201 Monley, Scott I 29, U3,201 Monn,Gerry 47, 58 Monn,Merry 21A Monier,Gory 129,147,201 Monter,Jim 214 Monworing, Horriet 56,97 Morks,Jeff 97,1"9 Mormorslone, Sue 97.

Morquez, Alfred 214 Morquez,Cotherine 201 Morquez,Joe 98,131,160 Marquis,Jim 186 Mortin,Bloke 187 Mortin,Bryn 214 Mortin, Lopry 98 Mortin, Peter 201 Mortin, Royse 21A Mortin,Sheri 187 Mortin,Wendy 21" Mortinez,Jim 60,149,187 Morynok, Becky 21A Moson,Corol 21" Moson,Denise 187 Masters,Rondy 201 Matthews,Dexter 129,201 Matthews,Roger 98 Matthews, Vernon 13A, 213 Mottio, Fronk 98 Maudlin, Craig 187 Moury, Steve 129,201 Mo>twell, Rondy 21A Mo>twell, Richord 98 Mo>twell,Steve 201 Moyhew,Mott 129,1AJ,201 Mcotu, Leslie 187 McCabe,Louise 21" McCabe,Michoel 187 McCollon,Sue 21A McCo11um,Gwen 98 McCollum,Kim 201 McCondleu,Tim 56,165,215 McCondlen,Tom 56, 57,62,98, 160 McCletlond,Jeonne "2,98 McCollister,Melinda 170 McCool, Alon 201 McCorkle, Harold 215 McCoy,Noncy 56, 57, 98 McCurdy,Terry 98 McDonotd, 8orboro 215 McDonald,Sondy 98 McDonald,Suson 62,201 McDowell,Julio 187 McForlone,Polficio 187 McGill, Robert 98 McGough,Ronold 47,201 McGroth,Mork 201 McHolm,Louro 56,215 McKenon,Potty 187 McKinney,Dovid 187 Mcloughlin,Steve 99 Mcleon,Michoel 215 Mcleon,Mickie 201 Mclemore,Mork 187 Mcleod,Betsy 201 Mcleod,Jeff 129,201 Mcleod,Mortin 187 Mcleod,Pomelo 215 McMonus,David 187 McMonus, Poul 129,167,215 McNutt, Rondy 201 McPortlond,Brion 161,202 McPortlond, Charles 99,139 McWillioms, Nicky 215 Meisch,Corol 62,215 Meisch, Mory 60, I 87 Merrill,Don 215 Merrill, Sue 187 Metzger,Robert 202 Meyer,Tim 187 Meyers,Morsho 58, 202 Mikhoil, Shorif 215 Milano,Nick 187 Miles,Dovid 99 Miller, Brod 215 Miller, Carole 99 Miller,Joe 133,166,187 Milltr,Keith 58, 99, 125,14A Miller, Lawrence 99 Miller, Morcus 13A, 167,202 Miller, Melindo 215,219 Miller,Medody 99

MiUer,Micelle 202 Miller, Stephen 187 Milter, Steven 151,202 Milter, Tom 129,215 Mill1tine,Noncy 202 Minoloyo,Patricio 215 Mitchell,Becky 202 Mitchell,Jomes 99 Mitchell,Melindo 187 Mitchell,Rick 202 Mitchell,William 99,118 Miiton,Ken 215 Mi>ton, Steve 61,99,160 Mochornuk, Bill 187 Monge, Lisa 67, 99 Monge, Tom 215 Monroe, Diono 100 Monte, Leslie 215 Moore, Cynthia 202 Moore,Gory 100 Moore,Joyce 202 Moore, Non 202 Moore, Potty 187 Moran,Tom 202 Moron,Toni 47,13..,202 Morelli,Judy 215 Morgon,Jerold 1..3,202 Morgon,John 100 Morgon,John 1 00 Morgon, Mike 215 Morgon, Rick Morgon, Steve 165 Morrell,Robert 215 M ' Gordon \61, 169, 129, 2�2

Morris,Jill AS,187 Morrison,Dovid 100 Morse,Gory 215 Morse,Rondoll 187 Mortensen,Debee 202 Mosley,Mory 187 Motherwell,Moit 187 Mueller,Mory 45, 187 Muiller,Toni 215 Munroe,Jon 100 Munter, Cameron 42, 60, 100, 118,131, 160 Murphy, Denis 187 Murphy, Denise 187 Murphy, Mike 202 Murphy,Tim 202 Murphy,Tom JOO, 138 Myers,Brod 1 A2, 157,202 Myers,Dovid 100 n

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N Nokomuro, Glenn 215 Nardone, Froni 215

Neol,Fronk 56,101 Need!H,Abby 101 Nelson,Anne 170,215 Nel10n,Colleen 202 Nel1on,Gary 101,133 Nelson,Lance 215 Nelson,Scott 101 Nehan, Stephen 202 Nelson,Terri 101 Nesbit, Elaine 6 2, 202 Nesbit, Jonine 67,101 Nesbit, Stephen 187 Nesbitt,lizo 170, 202 Ne Smith,Chorles 101, J.49 N.uhou1, Mork 20 2 Ne..,ille, Jim 215 Newmon, Pom 187 Newsome,Scott 2 15 Newton,GAyle 48,211,2 15 Newton, Kim 202 Newton,Kri1 215 �wton,Scott 1 2 9, 20 2 Niblock,Breeze 187 Niblock,Cheryl W2 Nicholl, Mory 202 Nkhol1,GoylelOJ Nichol1,Jim 188 Nicnobon,Mork 101 N;d,.er1on, Da..,id 188 Niderson,Gory 215 �enon,Jim 61,147 Nicoles,Jock 215 Nigg, Brenda 215 Nigg,Melinda 188 Nimmons, Da..,id 59 202 Ni-,-en,Peter 188 Normon,Jerry 101 Non�on,Mike 56,61,101,134 Norr11,Borboro 202 Nomi,Lorrie 101 Norri,,Scan 20 2 Norwood, Se...erly 170,215 - Dwayne 1 2 9, 161, �� Nowell, Dano 188 N�n, Poul 202

0 Ookl,Bob 102 O'Bnen, Annette 188 O'Brien, PorTi 102 O'Connor,Mike 1 28,145,202 Odegoord,Lindo 215 0'0.U,Louro 202 O'Dell,Lindo 102 Ogle,Jenny 2 15 Ogle,Tonda 10 2 Ogle1by, li10 202 Ognibene,Joseph 58,2 15 Ognibene,Terri 202 Ole1on,Alon 128,157,188 Oli,,er,Michael 1 2 9 202 Oir,,er,Vicki 6 2, 102 OtMeri,Setty 10 2 Oivieri,Mike 2 15 otwn,Don 10 2,1 23,137 otsen,Deni1e 202 O'Mol!ey,Jornu 188 O'Mo!ley,Kirby 2 15 O'Ne,11,Ginny 65,66 102 . O'Neoll,Mork 66 188 O'Ntill,Poul 47,. 2 02 O'Neill,Trocey 215 Orellono,Luz 103 Orellano, Rosa 103 Orono,Cynthia 202 Orono,Evelyn 188 ne,Porn 46,51,60, 20 2 , 01 �;� Osmer, April 48, 202 OH, Arnie 103 011,Ke..,in 2 15

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Petitpas,Robert 216 Pettigrew,Michoel 216 Phore1,Janel 203 Phares,Steve 47,188 Phillipi,Janet 48, 2 16 Phillipi,Jeff 216 Phillipi, Kathy 104 Phillips, Kim 170, 2 16 Phillips, Sue 104 Phillips,Sue 67, 203 Phipps,Gale 170,188 Phipps, Joson 2 16 Phipps, Rondy 104 Pickryl,Debro 170, 203,206 Pierce, David 165,203 Pierce,Dennis 104 Pierce, Robert 2 16 Pierce, Susan 188 Pierson,Bill 203 Pierson,Doug 61,105,119,137 Pike,Virginio 40,56,6 2,105 Pinney,Anne 216 Piper, Glenn 105 Piper, Kevin 151, 203 Pipers,Denise 216 Pi1dey,Morcio 26,53,105 Plante,Cathy 216 Plott,Beth 188 Placton,A.lbert 203 Plenmon,Gary 203 Pooster,Robert 105,149 Poland,Amy 105 Poland,Ted 216 Po� oa..,e 61,1 28, 145,157, ()\ Polk,Dan 203 Politer, Don 188 Pornpo, Lisa 203 Ponder, Dwight 142 ,188 Popa, Bill 47,216 Porter,Jeff 2 16 Porter, Rodena 48, 105 Porter, Russell 203

Porter,William 105 Potts,Gloria 105 Poll,Roberto 203, 204 Powell, Delnora 20 3 Powers,Danno 2 03 Powers, John 13 2,160, 203 Power1, Mike 188 Poynter,Poul 203 Proncevic,Greg 203 Prancevic,Rick 188 Prancevic,Ste..,, 216 Prentiss,Mike 56,105,188 Pr111ender,Kathy 105 Price,Jamer 188 Procsal,Pom 203 Proto,Debbie 216 Proto,Rick 2 03 Pugh, Peggy 105 Pulis,Lindo 216 Pulis,Mork 203 Purdy, John 56, 188 Purpero,Cathy 216 Purpero, Mario 176, 184, 188, 193 Pye,Eric 106,165

R Raab,John 188 Rai1on,Eileen 106 Rolsten,Som 188 Rolston,Doug 203 Romoley,John 106 Ramo1ey,Lee 167,203 Ramirez,Carol 1 06 Ramlow,Roberto 2 16 Ramos, Alma 106 Ram1teod,Jay 43,106 Romsteod,Mark 1 2 9,143,2 16 Randall,Tim 216 Randolph,Bab 203 Rasmu11en,Jeno 56,106 Rouch,Greg 157,203 Reaser,Don 106 Reason,Kirt 203 Reeber,Dove 134,167,203 Reifsnyder,Glenn 2 03 Reimer, Doris 188 Reisinger, Erick 189 Reisinger,Roger 203 Reitnouer,Jody 170,189 Reitnouer,Poul 106 Rendahl,Don 2 03 Renner, Scott 161, 144 Reuter,More 189 Reuler,Mike 203 R...,ter,Wendy 216 Reye1,Emma 106 Rtynolds,Jomes 203

Reynolds,Janet 48,S6,203 Reynoso,Manuel 1 3 2,160, 189 Reyna$0,Norma 216 Reyn0$0,Socorro 203 Reyno$0,Veror,ico 203 Rhoades, Gary 106 Rich,Jeff 106 Richards,Seth 107 Richard1,Joanne l 07 Richardson,Loura 48,216 Richord1on,Mike 160,189 Richmond,Mork 142,189 Ridley,Cindy 189 Ripley,Ed 129, 216 Riser,Carol 47,61,107 Riser,Don 47, 2 16 Ritchie, Sheree 2 16 Roach, Kathy 72,107 Roach,Mary 203 Roach,Patricio 189 Robbins,Koren 2 16 Roberds,Mile 216 Roberti,Chuck 204 Roberti,Don 47,157,204 Roberti,John 189 Robertson, Dole 204 Robert$0n,Diann I 07 Robertson,Mork 129, 158,216 Robinson, Da...id 216 Robinson,Ed 216 Ro..,in$0n, Michael 2 04 Rochambeau,Louro 189 Roche,Cathy 170, 2 04 Rodriqu111, Frances 189 Rodriquez, Josie 216 Rodriquez, Roul 143,204 Rogers,Carolyn 107 Rogers,Mike 107 Rollins,Kione 56,2 04 Rose,Jeff 56,57,198 Rau,Pam 216 Rosen,Mott 169,216 Rosenow,Ooryn 189 Rour,Natalie 56,216 Rosin,ChorlH 217 Ron,Rochelle 107 RoH,Ronda 42,64, 189 Ron,Su,on 189 Roueau, Rick 107,125,160 Rosseau,Sue 53,60,189 Roni,Ginger 189 Roni,Gregg 217 Rostvold,Ellen 217 Rothenberg,Eric 66 Rowe,Nanette 2 04 Row1on,Vicky 48,204 Royal,Becky 170,204 Rubinstein,Ruth 217 Rve,lorri 189 Rue,Morcee 217 Rullman, Ro11onne 107 Rumbold,C:Omelia 2 17 Runell,Alison 204 Rutland,Chris l 07 Ryon, Dovid 217 Ryon,Jim 157,189

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Toylor,P eggy 218 Taylor,Ruu 134,218 feeling,Lindo 206 Teeter1,Jome, 160,206 Telford, Kothee 191 Terrell,Joon 49,191 Terrell, Potty 218 Terrell,Timothy 206 Teuier,Tom 112 Thielsen,Cindy 218 Thomo1,Jeff 206 Thomos,Ron 133,149,191 Thonp1on, Bill 206 Thomp1on,Greg 129,158,218 Thompson, Jonet 26, 44, 57, 112,119 Thompson,Koren 112 Thompson,Lori 218 Thompsort,Scott 206 Thornburg, Lori 210,219 Thorpe, O.nise 56 Throop, Greg 62,112

Thur, Sondro 21,56,57, 191 Thwoill, Ken 144, 206 Thwoill, John 218 Tierce,Vionne 206 Title, Gorry 47, 191 Tobin,Joonne 47, 206 Todd, Morcioonn 197, 206 Todd, Sue 112 Tomlin, Terri 112 Toomoy, Chri1 44, 56, 191 Toomoy, Mike 129, 143, 158, 162,218 Toothaker, Croig 61, 191 Toovey, Curt 206 To:r:er,Richard 191 Tracey,Ann 56,60, 206 Tracey, Chri1 127,155,191 Trocey,Mike 112,123, 154 Troffo1, Kent 191 Troniello,Sue 206 Triplett,Jone 48, 206 Triplett, Robert 47, 218 Trobee, Lynn 112 Trobee, Som 41, 42, 129, 143, 208,218 Trap, Andrea 42 Trostle,, Eric 191 Troller, Ruth 218 Tubb1, Rebecca 62, 191 Tucker, Brod 206 Tucker, Ro1emory 112 Tulli1, Bill 191 TuUi1, Richard 129, 158,218 Tune,Reter 112 Tyron,Lindo 112 Tyron,Tricia 218

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Winebprg,Poul 192 Wineberg,Peyton 48,56,219 Winkenboch,Potty 199,206 Winkenboch,Tom 116 Winter,Richord 192 Wi1ch, Pot 219 Witherbee,Jennie 206 Witherbee,Jim 129,206 Witherbee,Tom 129,207 Witthous,Lindo 116 Wodinsky,Erika 116,184,192 Wodin1ky,Peter 116 Wodin1ky, Tonyo 219 Woertz, Ron 47, 58, 116 Wolf,Art 192 Wolf,Sandy 47,170,192 Wood, Richard 207 Woodley,Jennifer 116 Wood1, Carolyn 219 Wood1,Donr,o 192 Wood1,Louro 116 Woolery,Bob 207 Woolery,Debbie 219 Wooster, Forr111 155,219 Wooster,William 219 Wootton,Donold 207 Wouters,Noel 219 Wroy,Philip 56,219 Wray,Shirley 116 Wray,Susie 207 Don 137,151,160,166,

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