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Council meeting, Rep. Council is made up of Executive Council and r<representafives from each class. They meet once every three weeks to legislc
slate school
business.

VICE PRESIDENT JOHN ROBERTS

Leaders Learn to Legislate

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TREASURER PEGGY HART

SOCIAL SECRETARY CAROL DAWSON

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Government,
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this year to lighten the load of the other officers.

burkmanCarol Dawson, Craig Rieser, John Burkman.
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For the first time in five years,
Miramonte's Girls' league members hosted representatives
resentatives fromtwenty-five high schools in the
county this spring.

With the help of the four otherhigh schools in our district andthe careful direction of Miss
Giddings, the program wasplanned to explore the subject,"Balance in Your Personal Life."
Guest speakers were included in
the conference agenda — a doc­
tor of psychology, a Peace Corps
worker, and Vista volunteers.

Seated: J. Hillis, Sec.; K. Snook, V.P.; L. Spongberg, Pres. Standing: J.
Simpson, Frosh. Rep.; B. Berard, Soph. Rep.; C. Boero, Sr. Rep.; B. Strong,
Treas. Not pictured: S. Weirick, Jr. Rep.

Early Morning Meetings to Discuss
Inter-club Activities
All Miramonte club activities are co-ordinated through Inter-club Counc
year's president, John Burkman, participated in both Executive and Repr
five Council, insuring I.C.C. a voice in Student Government.
Among I.C.C.'s various activities were two floats and two A.F.S. cars
Football Festival, and the supervision of door decorations during the Ch

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Rifle Club members, all qualified weap­
ons operators, travel every other week to
Chabot Gun Club where they practiceproper use of their rifles.

The purpc
pose of the club is to promote
sst in correct gun handling. Direcan interest------- -'?d by the club's two adtian is provided
and Mr. J. R. Muller.
visors, Mr. H. 3erg
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M. Hubner, F. Smith.

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Rally Commissioner Gayle Patton

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Tickets-. B La Vigne, P. Kerrigan, S. York, C Daust
Hillis, K. Lindley. J. Ferroll. A. Hendrickson. G. Smith

Ushers; N. Mulholand, G. Mills, R. Williams, K.

Rally Committee, directed by Com­missioner Gayle Patton and advisedby Mr. O. McCain, consists of thirty
members newly selected for eachsemester. Committee members may
be identified by their green andwhite beanies, as they prepare
posters, sell tickets, act in rally skits,
and agitate at games.
Membership is limited to sophomores,
juniors, and seniors who are chosenon the basis of their ideas to en­
courage schoolt and on theirsuggestions for
activities.

Sk.ts K. Bottjer. P. Pedersen. N. Mulholand, A McClure.

0otljer, M. Wood. V. Gorcio-Delgodo, B. La Vigne.

Posters: M. Fiori, M. Yee, M. Wilson, S. Hall, K. Strong, P. Pedersen, C. Dousman, J. Foley, C.
Copenhagen, S. Hickox.

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Rally Commissioner Gayle Patton

Rally Committee, directed by Com­missioner Gayle Patton and advisedby Mr. O. McCain, consists of thirty
members newly selected for eachsemester. Committee members may
be identified by their green andwhite beanies, as they prepare
posters, sell tickets, act in rally skits,
and agitate at games.

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Membership is limited to sophomores,
juniors, and seniors who are chosenon the basis of their ideas to en­
courage school spirit and on theirsuggestions for rally activities.

Skits: K. Bottier, P, Pedersen, N. Mulholand, A. McClure

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Spirit is the key word of the Pep Club.
Its members, wearing white, attend every
home game and enthusiastically cheer theMats on to victory. Well-executed cardw

stunts and vigorous yelling are a greatpart of the spirit promoted by the club.

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The 27th August, 1967, I left my home country Colombia, for so
begin this great experience in the United States as a student of

every time were helping me for my faster and better acquaintment

I met my family in San Francisco — the Kenneth Volkers — withwhom I have been living this year, and to whom I owe mostly tohave the best of my experiences.

During November I went to Disneyland with my family, and I
made real one of the dreams I had before to come. During Christ­mas I had the opportunity to ski; it was the first time in my life I
skiied, and now ski has become one more sport for me.

I was really surprised with this great school, Miramonte, decorated
by its girl students, not only by their beautifulness, also by their
spirit. Easily after several days I could adapt and understand thisnew environment due to the friendliness of the students that at

I have built my mind comparing characters of the two countries
that own rny heart; and the United States, California, Orinda, andMiromonte will be something that I will remember forever.

A.F.S.... "to know and understand”

Left: Gretchen Newburgh with her Bra­zilian brother and sister.

Right: Gretchen's family, the De Carli's

Vicente Garcia-Delgado and the Hennighs

Also you know something more about Espana
Espana ". She is in
Even if you kn
we have chickens, cows, doggies, telephones and cars . . .

When last July,
JUlYh A.F.S. notified me that in two weeks I wasgoing to start the trip to the U.S., I felt a little afraid. I wasgoing to live, for a year, far away from home. But that wasn't
Orinda. I didn
didn ’t feel alone in any moment. From now on I
have two homes The name of Miramonte, Orinda, or theing. "Talk together, walk together, O ye people on the earth;then and only then shall ye have peace."— a different culture,
way of life. I hod to comejre, a different
differeto the U.S. to learn Democracy
Democracy and to learn more about Spainfrom the outside.

Thank you very much! Come to see me! Hasta Io vista!

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In January 1967, I left New York City with 40 other A.F.S. stu­
dents. We were all for a year of cultural exchange and study in
Brasil. My home was in Caxias do Sul, a city of 120,000 people,
about 600 miles south of Rio de Janeiro. I lived with the De
Carli family, which included my father, a radiologist, my mother,my sister Marta, 21, and my brothers, Alexandre, 20, Guilherme,
15, Jose Inacio, 11. Arriving in Brasil in the sumertime, I had achance to study Portuguese for 1 '/2 months before classes began
in March. I attended class from 4-8 P.M., 6 days a week, and mystudy was in the scientific field. School lasted until November atwhich time our family traveled to Uruguay, Sao Paulo and wesaw much of the Brazilian countryside. The life of the Brazilian isvery different from ours. School is not the center of activities as itis l]ere. Friendships and social activities are found in the social
travel to Brasil and meet these warm, hospitable people and see

their beautiful country.

Thank you Miramonte High School for an unforgettable experience.

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This year the Spanish Club has had varied interests. It worked
with the other foreign language clubs selling refreshments
at the KYA game to support the Brian McCarthy Memorial
Scholarship Fund. Several field trips were also made during
the course of the year: members traveled to San Francisco
for dinner at Senor Pico and then went on to a movie—in
Spanish, of course.

In the spring, the Spanish Club held its annual Spring Ban­quet in the cafeteria. Entertainment was provided by foreignexchange students Vicente, Fernando, and Anita A Spanishstyle meal was prepared by the members and the trapinataFrench Clubles ventes du pain, Un Homme et une
Femme, Le Bal de Voleurs, et Tartuffe
etaient parmis les activites varies duCercle Fraijpais. Une soiree de fondue
etait le comble tres reussi.

Various activities of the French Club ineluded French bread sales,", A Man anda Woman, The Thieves' Carnival,
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andTartuffe, climaxed by a fom>ndue party.

Members Koy Lindley, Pres , Colleen Downing, MeUndo Simon, Mark Roebuck, Shawn Russell, Mika
Belfoy, Diane Dauphinee, Margaret Yao, Peg
Chappell, Gary Kreep, Sue Kenney, Steve Horbell,
Eve Kermit, Sarah Olson, Adeen le Protti, Sherry

tTIl'r | R°Wf ' : hi|d°,r°rs J d?°rd*el1’. K SchwarI' M- Simon, G. Olaffson, V. Lieber. J. Moggini, D. Jonte, J. Guidotti, B. Donoghue Row 2: J.

Societas Latina
Again this year, the Latin <Club, under the guidance of
ie of the most active clubs on
Mrs. Calhoon, has been one
campus.
In October, members worked diligently to build a beau­
tiful Football Festival float. The club attended the JuniorClassical League Convention held at San Marino in
March. As guests of Sacramento High School, the clubparticipated in the Sacramento Latin Day in April.

The annual spring Latin Banquet was attended by all
Latin students, who ate while reclining on the floor; ple­beians, Latin I students, acted as servants to the patri­cians, Latin II, III and IV.

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Alley Cinema
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Cuadrilla's purpose is se
student body and to the community. Membership is highly selective,
open only to juniors and seniors by application. Members usher at all school functions; they also planhomecoming activities for graduates. The club is in charge of displays in the trophy showcase. Members
this year served in a community-wide fund drive for cerebral palsy.
Completing its second year, Cuadrilla has attained a respected position among Miramonte clubs.

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Yao, P. Chappell, Secytgs, J. Burkman, Pres.; K. Lindley, B. Weyeneth,
M. Hennigh, Vice-Pres.; B. LaVigne, G. Mills, J. Baylis, J. Armstrong, B, Hot>bson, Advisor Mr. Callan
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Row 1: R. O’Hara. R.Williams, K. Lindley, R. Kreick, I. Bishop, B.
Miller, K. Flanagan. Row 2: L. Wayne, S. Dion, K. Grey, S. Lohse,
K. Lminger, D. Lohse,
L. Moulton, P. Neeland, M. Dudley. Row 3. J
Stayner, B. Weyeneth,
M. Roebuck, J. McLaren, B. Ford, B. Bachman,

C Cantrill, A Ingram. L. Furtado, S Weirick Row 4: J Beardsley, M
Furlow, L. Dickonson, K. Peterson, L. Lee, I Winter, D. Huntington, L.
Paine. Row 5. K Moore, A. Schieble, L Prince, D
Meyer. M Hoover,
R Rawson, M. Conover, J. Quinn, G. Bowerman, B. Hartley.

Gaining Experience for a Career ...

Officers: Randy Williams, Vice Pres­
ident; Kerry Flanagan, Chairman;llene Bishop, Treasurer; Bob Kreick,President; Barbara Miller, Chairman

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trip to the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory on the CaiBerkeley campus. Members spent the entire day on a
guided tour through the complicated facility, impressedby the bevatron and control room.

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Hartley, Dwight Harvey, Mark Joiner, Bruce Kelly, Norman Kerth, Fred Koester, Gary Mankin, Brent•♦ridge, Edward Price, Doug Schlock, Janel Smith, Bruce Stewart, Brian Yandell.

Chess Club has had a successful
season with an undefeated record,
winning the Western Division Cham­pionship of the Diablo Vista League.
Of the 15-member group, seven top
players attend the tournaments. Out­standing players include Jeff Brody,
Doug Schrock, and Bruce Stewart.
Club advisors are Mr. James Davisand Mr. Lee Fridell; club president is
Eric Olafsson.

Audio Visual
Members of the Audio Visual crew are w
ing behind the scenes of every event
requires sound systems, special lighting andprojection equipment. Activities depending
an A.V. include plays, concerts, dances, ath­
letic events, and community programs heldat school. This year's club was instrumental
in obtaining for the school an excellent' follow-spot" which is presently being used
for the gymnasium stage. I congratulate thisyear's crew for a job wellI done, and wish
the Senior members Good Li

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Members: Gary Ford, president; Mark Edwards, Dick Wolff, Andy Wist, Bob Kerns,
Mike Fuerst, Pete Guthrie, Jim Weyeneth,
Harold Hallikainen, Ron Paul, Jeff Pearson.

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Studying Ancient Art

jng Museum in Golden Gate
A field trip to the de Youn:s enjoyed by the Art
Park was one of the many cactivities
i the unique Avery
Club this year. On display/ there is
Brundage collection.

Above, Vickie Coffey and Debbie Thomson are fasci__ Leri,noted by a stone sculpture.
Left, Mr. Grbich, advisor,
explains various forms of ancient rosewood carvings topresident, Paula Nemzek.

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A Growing Interest in Folk Music

joint meeting at Eve

The Folk .and Guitar Club meets at members' homes twice
each month. Guests this year have been classical guitar­
ist Louis de las Califas and Folk singers Dave Sinck andBrian Combs. The group occasionally meets with the Las
Lomas club whose President John Jacobs has entertainedwith folk songs.
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Advisor Mr. Husbands attends meetings
faithfully; he still wants to play the guitar.

r*Musically Oriented

Octavia is actively enjoying its second year as Miramonte's music
club. This fall the club officially drew up its constitution.

Christmas time found the club members carolling in Miramonte
Gardens. Octavia has planned to sponsor Miramonte's first mu
cal in the spring.
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club'ss field trips included a concert by 1
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San^Francisco^Symphonyand an evening at the Spaghetti Factedinner and concert.

At meetings and during special programs, members listen to
guest artists and speakers. One entertainer was pianist John
West, pictured below and at right.

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Fifty-two members make up Mr.

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dents rehearse in preparation for

twomajor concerts

duringtheyear: The December District Fes­
tival and an April Spring Con­cert. A cappella ’s extra curricular

activities include singing at pub­lic service functions in the com­munity.
This year A cappella is initiating
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features:members

have chosen section leaders whotake care of administrative de­tails for Mr. Reuter, and the A
cappella group has for the firsttime organized Miramonte s own

honor choir.

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Sounds of MusicThe Orchestra has been working for two major
productions this year, the Christmas Program
given for the Parents Club on December 1 1
and the Musical Opera “Down in the Valley"
by Kurt Weill, given on April 26 and 27. This
was the first opera to be given at Miramonteand was a big undertaking for Orchestra,
Choir, and soloists. Student Coordinator for themusical was a member of the Orchestra, Ken
Geide.

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agreed that to be part of such a talented group, under expert direction,is an unforgettable musical experience.

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Drum Corps: left to right: Tom Roberts, Steve Dondero,
Scott Miller, Jim Weyeneth, Randy Warner.

Miramonte's spirit is centered in the band which plays

at all footbal
ill games and rallies and entertains the en­tire commur
mity at Winter and Spring Concerts.
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students wi□me band membersrith musical talent can becor
and gain valuable experience.

The Pep Band consists of volunteer members who play atbasketball games. The entire band marches in local pa­

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The Timers' Association aids the coaches in mak­ing sports events run more smoothly and efficient­lyvictories and de­
The girls have witnessed both vi
in appreciation of all of the girls who have given
their time to help the coaches and teams of Miramonte.

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The Block M Society is composed of letterwinning var□hesive group,
Its purpose is to coordinate the athletes into a more colraise additional money to improve athletic facilities iand to help maintain the highest standards of athletic

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This year Block M purchased a pop­
corn machine, proceeds from which
will help to buy equipment, uni­
forms and possibly to help finance
tournament participation. The lastyear, Block M supplied traveling ex­penses for the post-season basket­ball tournament.
To unite the Block societies from all. schools, an all-leagues dance
held at Campolindo in March.

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finally
ly in this country, had a spirited beginning at Mi

monte 1this year when 35 boys turned out under the directionof Mr.. Matthew McGee.

Dave Olsen, Tom Appelbaum, and Rick Lewis, organizers of
the group, led the team through an undefeated season, beat­ing both Acalanes and Monte Vista. Next year, it is hopedthat soccer will become a recognized sport at Miramonte,
allowing participation in an East Bay League.

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The purpose of Game Manage­
ment is to coordinate its efforts
with Rally Committee and Bandin the planning and manage­
ment of athletic events.

Duties of the ten-man igroup
include taking tickets, usushering
at home athletic events, andpolicing the gate and fieldareas. Special thanks to Neal
Mulholand, Gary Driscoll, Greg
Clark, Don Adams, Mike John­son, and Steve Johnson, all ofthem Seniors and charter mem­
?ment, forbers of Game Managerr
their service and loyalty
ty to theRow 1. S. Johnson, N Mulholand. B. Preston. R Maga. G Clark. P.
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G.A.A.
Cathy Sodestrom, President

G.A.A. offers an after-school athletic program for Miramonte girls
interested in sports. Unlike the boys' after-school program, G.A.A.,
as a club, has no financial support from the school.

jorts program, the girls this >year enteredin addition to their usual spc
jred a volley­
badminton competition, and,, in May, Miramonte sponsor
ball tournament.

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ILotei;James Guthrie, James Schaeffer

Peggy Hart, Holly Glozer

Achieving National Merit

Art UphamJohn Vinn, Bob Weyeneth, John RobertsThe$°ese students ranked academicallyin thetuc top two percent of the nation's participants in the National
Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test;
they are eligible to become finalists
and receive Merit Scholarships or
letters of commendation.

Interested students may ttake the
National Merit Scholarship,j> Qualifying Test in the spring of their
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the National Merit Scholars!-ship Corporation chooses a cut-of>ff point,
All studer
snts with scores above thispoint bec<
jcome National Merit Semifinalists.
Miramonte is proud
roud of its thirteen
Merit Scholars; this record is thehighest held by any school in the
district.

Jud Hechtman

Bill Searcy, Don BainCalifornia Scholarship Federation
Class of 1971

Anderson, Cheryl
Battle, Laurie
Bor eta, Jim
Browning, Clare
Buffalow, Ed
Cuneo, Sharon
Guilliams, Becky
Hansen, Charles
Harris, BerniceJohnson, Bruce

Juchau, Julie
Kenyon, Emily
Kirkland, Karen
Marsing, Linda
Moore, Virginia
Nakamura, Ann
Nielsen, Laurie
Olafsson, Greta
Pelletier, Susan
Prager, Vicky

Abadir, Ralph
Bain, Kathie
Boftari, Tod

Fiset, Michele
Harris, BethHarrison,'Betsy
Hastings, Janice
Howard, Tim
James, Leslie
Kersten, Colette
Kropf, Darryl .
Lewis, Rick B.
Martin, Jim
McKee, Peter
McKim, Peter
Olson, David
Pisarro, Rick
Prince, Lynnell

Searcy, Anne
Simon, Michelle
Sorenson, John
Stack, Francie
Wagner, Bruce
Whinnery, Barbara
Wilson, Connie
Yandell, Lyn
York, Barbara

Class of 1970

Bottjer, Kurt
Burkman, Jane
Campbell, Kristin
Carlson, Patti
Danska, Bruce
Dousman, Chris
deMan, Elaine
Dunlevy, Bill
Eldred, Mary Lee
Evans, Scott
Everett, Alison
Fahey, Janet

Rosenthal, Phyllis'
Ruhland, Anne
Saunders, Debbie
Schoner, Forest
Schubb, Tom
Sechini, John
Senz, Doug
Thompson, Gail
Wallace, Dave
Yandell, Brian
Yao, Anne
Zimmerlin, DaveI®
Banker, Nancy
Benes, Helen
Benes, Mirka
Bjorndal, Karen*

Conley, Jim'

Conyers, Julie
Cdran, Christine •’Culbertson, Bruce
Ferguson, Sally
French, Sarah

Iventosch, Sherry
Jonte, Diane
Kenyon, Charity
Kermit, Eve. Lieber, Vicky

Petersen, Richard
Ragan, Peggy
Richberger, Shirley
Robinson, Cornelirr
Siegel, CaM<

^Morgan, Grant

Sommers, Dale
Stanley, Paul

Moulton, Lizann

Class of 1968

Aiderton, Janet
Bartie, Jim
Block, Jim
Burkman, John
Burnett, Ginny
Crutchfield, Richard
Dawson, Carol
Deubner, Alan
Downing, Colleen

Hart, Peggy
Hechtman, Jud
Hennigh, Mark
Ivanetich, Mary
Lindley, Kay
Martin, Carroll
Michaels, GarthMiners, Susan
Nemzek^ Paula

Farrar, Katherine
Gohr, Lucy
Gros, Deborah
Grubin, Lynn
Guthrie, Jim
Guzzo, Marguerite

Newburgh, Gretchen
Paterson, Karol
Peake, Jenny
Pearson, Martha
Richberger, Janet
Rieser, Craig

Roberts, John
Roberts, Thomas
Schieble, Anne
Schnugg, MarySpSXonStrong, Betsy
Svensson, Chris
Vinn, John
Wagner, Martha
Weyeneth, Bob
Williams, Rick
Yao, Margaret
Yee, Margaret
Young, Stephen

Capturing Action On Film

Fred Sigworth

Don Leeper

The photographers job, essential to all aspects of school
activity, is to keep a visual record of the school year.
Fred, Chris, and Don are primarily Yearbook photo­graphers although they work on Football programs andsports as they are needed. Fred is making a movie —"Impressions '68'". Jeff is Journalism photographer andhe too, can be seen around the campus focusing on Miramonte life.
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Mrs. Rosso, Bob Bohme
Koren Knapp, Shirley Den Dulk

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Shelley Smith
Journalism students learn towork within the framework ofdeadlines. The Mirador, **■"<jblishedmonte's newspaper, is pub,r; <?"■?
one «rspecialfifteen times a year;
issue at Christmas is six fpages
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the paper is a newly designed
masthead. New feature articles
are "Spotlight On Student leaders" and interviews, with A.F.S.
students.

Row 1: Karen Knapp, Wendy Santucci, John Baylis, Bonnie Roosma Row 2: Shelley Smith, Debbie Gros, Editor
Kris Ahola, Jeff Brody, Karen Starr, Donna Johnson Row 3: Sally Dennison, Bob Bahme, Carol de Gunto, Denise
Allen, Melanie Stephan, Shirley
ohn Armstrong.

Mirada Recordsa:
Too busy to pose for pictures, theMirada Staff has worked steadily
through the months to put together
torial record of You. Changes
been made: the book is larger;
es take the place of words. We
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Welcome

A baffled Freshman would surely lose
his way among the unfamiliar hall­

ways of the Miramonte campus with­i60

out Freshman

Day to acquaint him

with his classes and the Student Body

Officers.

Class of 1971

The Welcome Dance is one of the most
school year. It initiatess general spirit and enal

events of thethe students toform new and lasting ffriendships.

At Big and

Little Sister Day, the fears and anxieties of many

freshman girls were overcome. They were introduced to the waysof high school with a lunch on the forbidden Senior Lawn andentertainment depicting the years which lay ahead.

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from Around the World

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St. George rescues Junior Princess Dianefrom the dragon.

Princess Leslie waves from the Sophomore car.
Queen Holly and escort Bruce Lope

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Diane Jonte

Attendants

Vicky FordFootball Festival Queen Holly Sweet

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Karen Byers

Head Yell Leader—Mark Sungar

Cathy Boerc

Barbara Miller
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Cathy Crandall

Dorothy Thomas

John Ferguson

Liz Hansen
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is created by our

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Jayne Frederick

Majorette Sydney Hey­wood displays glittering
talent.

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Browyn McBanetted in relays
All four classes compet□nd general "spirit" ini IMiramonte's
firstSpirit Week
Senior girls finish first in the 3 legged

Barb York tries to hula-hoop the longest.

Gary and Mark peddle strong in the tandem competition.

Carol Dawson presents a trophy to the winning seniors.

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After-Game Dances
Friday night activities during football and bas­ketball seasons were climaxed by the chance
to dance away a week's frustrations to the newsound of electronic rhythm.

;nts' Club,We appreciate the efforts of the Parer
which makes these weekly dances posstsible. Students, too, are to be commended thiss year for
their improved behavior.

Homecoming ’68
A reunion with teachers and Student Body of­ficers, an exciting basketball game, and a dancebrought back high school memories to Miramonte graduates who returned for our annual
homecoming.

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in MontmartergrhUnder the direction of Jud Peake, thisyear’s Junior Prom was complete witfy
decorations portraying a picturesqueFrench street scene. "The Pieces of Eight"
played for dancing and listening
throughout the evening as couples
danced, relaxed at the tables, and ate
delicious refreshments.

Pictured here are only a few of theattractive couples attending the big
event. Girls' formals were equal’ dijually
vided between traditional longg skirts
and this year's near-mini style.
As the evening came to a close, allguests felt that the Junior Class should
be congratulated for their fine work on
the prom, "Midnight in Montmarte."

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appealing to the entire student body. Vice President Johnri
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Roberts should be commended for doing a fine job.

Mr. Bob Fennerly, representing the Seven Step Program, ex­plained the rehabilitation and acceptance of people withprison records. Walt Brown made his third appearance hereat Miramonte leading a sing-along in “Cum By Yah

andother folk favorites. The A.F.S. Assembly was outstanding.
Our foreign students showed slides from countries abroad.

Speeches included such diverse topics as the use of pot in

Hollandand the finesse of Spanish

lovers. The American

Conservatory Theater presented a stimulating dialogue, Mark’-Twain's “Adam and Eve in the Beginning." The rapt attentionof the audience andappreciative applauseoverwhelming success of the presentation.

indicated the

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5Cast- Paul Aveson, Doug Brown,
Karen Byers, Nancy Calavan Pete
Chignell, Shirley Den Dulk, Bob
Dunlop.

"Skin of our Teeth”

i Michaels, Neal Mulholand, Mike
<urt Volker, Student Director; Pam

Coach Burton

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The McCarthy Scholarship Fund Grows
Honoring Mr. Brian McCarthy, Miramonte Science
Instructor, a scholarship fund was initiated at theend of the 1967 school year. Various activities
have been organized since then to add to thebasketball games pic­
fund. This year the two basketball
tured here contributed approximately $1500. The
projected goal
fund awarding

Our rugged faculty challenged the KYA Wonders to an exciting
and hilarious basketball game in February, the proceeds goingtoward the McCarthy Scholarship Fund. Action in the game wasso entertaining that a cheering crowd of faculty fans showed
no discouragement at a final KYA victory. Also undaunted was

our team which went on to a smashing victory over the Cam-polindo faculty team.

Animal Kingdom Invades Gym
furiously contested asinine competition, Seniorboys were victorious over the combined efforts offoculticulty and underclassmen in the first Donkey Bas-ketetball Game ever held—in Miramonte's gym. Will­

ing spirit was noticeably lacking on the part of the
furryparticipants,

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jged their
way to a winningI score. Proceeds from the <odorous
event added $300 1to the Senior funds.

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The 1967 Miramonte High School varsity footballteam can be characterized as a team which
lacked experience and compensated with desire.
The season record reflects the ups cand downs ofa young and inexperienced squad.. However, theCo-captains

coaches feel that the season was a successful
one in many respects.
>ects. We hopehthat the experi­
ences gained this: past year will make each boy
who participated a bet

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Coach Yaich and Larry Gosch help John
Burkman off the field.

Dave Eide and Dave Locklin tackle San Ramon player.

Above: Larry Reid takes hand-off from Chris
LeGrand at Alhambra.

Right: Penalty saves El Camino from a Miramonte touchdown by Bob Truax.
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screen pass.

Dave Eide stops San Ramon's

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We were very pleased with the performance of the crosscountry team this year. Although we lost our first fivemen from last year's team and were picked for fifth, we
finished second in our league because of some fine

Gerry Guibert

come-through performances.
Our leaders during the dual meet season were: Gerry
Guibert, John Dawson, Steve Campbell, John Wight,
Wade Mart and Bob Billings.

Steve Campbell

J.V. and FroshHave Fine Season-f.-:

Row 1: Ron Cole, John Guillir
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Row 2: Mark Hennigh, Bruce
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Nikolai.

Row 1: Leonard Smith, Eric McKinnon, Jon Harnett, Ken Van
Meter, Mark Lee, Rob Fontaine. Row 2: Paul Morris, Bob Buzzjo;
Ken Seide, Don Wells, Glen Hughes, Shaun Bristol.

Brown’s Water Babies Take First

AAiramonte,i, in F.A.L.’s first year of water polo,
was able fi
to capture the league championshipand remc‘
tain
undefeated, (12-0). Success must be
attributec
sd to the depth and speed of such players
as Captain, ~:n Bob Markstein, Sr., All-League DaveIson, Soph., All-League goalie Rick O'Hare,
Soph.,>ph., All-League Jon Svendson, IFrosh, and All­
League Randy Williams, Soph.
Leading this fine young team wasis F.A.L.'s unantd high school
imous All-League selection and
All-American nominee, Pete Schnuc■ugg, Jr-The teamm is already looking forward to next
when the schedule will be extended toseason, Vv
fourteen <games climaxed by an Invitational
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Row I.- Lorry Salota, Fernando Hoyos, Dean Ruddell Bill Calbeck. Row 2: Chris
Wallace, Bob Bahme, Paul McKinnon, Steve Schnugg, Andy Wolfe, Mark Henmgh.

Although the Matstats finished fifth in the F.A.L., their final
indicative of their ability, as they proved
standing is not ii
to be league chc
hampion Las Lomas' toughest foe, losing
by close scores- 43-*«i?l3-41 unu
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Miramonte's 42-39
four-overtime victory over secor
and place Del Valle wasa high point of the season. Mark“
Hennigh's clutch layup
paved the road for this crucial
in the fourth overtime pc
disappointing early season loss,
victory. Avenging a disc;uad trounced Acalanes 72-56: the
Coach Blackwood's squad
standing fast break combined with
Mats displayed an outstar
the final game of the league, thetwenty-two assists. In tl
zimroller offense with a tenacious
Mats combined a stear
defense to bounce Piedr
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As a conclusion to the season, the Mats lost a close
to Vanden in the Delta League Tournament, bu
out‘ cameon strong to bomb Washington and Davis for t'
the consolation trophy. Andy Wolfe, the fourth-leadincin the tournament, was named to the All-tournc.
lame'nt
team. Soph Dave Wallace made a fine record filling infor injured Larry Reid. The rebounding of Cres Gilbe ,Bob Bahme, and Steve Hale, with Mark Hennigh's teamplay contributed greatly to the team effort.
As the season ended, Cres Gilbert and Andy Wolfe werenamed Co-Captains: Mark Hennigh.
Best Defensive
Player,- and Andy Wolfe, Most Valuable Player. Named
to the Coaches' Second Team All-League Team was Andy
Wolfe; Cres Gilbert received an Honorable Mention. With
seven returning lettermen and a first place J.V. squad,next year Miramonte may look forward to a fine season.

Varsity in Action

J.V.’s Capture Championship

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Row 1: R. Hooper, B. Billings, M Holcomb, J. Bohme, D. Daniloff,f, S. Byrd. P. Wolfe, G. Sc
D. Howard, J. DeBenedictis, S. Patching, B. Brobeck, R. Gorman, KK. Anderson, E Riddell.

Frosh Finish FirstRow 1: T. Crow, C. Hansen, T. Bishop, J. Svendsen, S. Johnson. Row 2: D. Machek, R. Emerson, J. Thom­as, B. Pearson, R. Kain, B. Lawrence, E. Rudd.

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Row 1. Coach Guzzo, J. Martin, R. Gianti, G. Mills, S. Hansen, A. Meckauer. Row 2: R. Blondell, B. Pearson, E. Riddell, R.
Gorman, B. Markstein, D. Hanson, J. Bartie.

Two early season victories hignlighted
the efforts of the 1968 Golf Team. In
spite of the fact that only four lettermenr, the team appears toreturned this year,
have championshifip possibilities. Returning lettermen are (Greg Mills, Jim Bartie,

Bob Markstein

Jeff Hink, and Dave Hanson. Great
strength has been added to the groupin the performance of Ed Ridell, Bob
Markstein, Ray Blondell, and Freshman
Brian Pearson.

Jim Bartie

Dave Hanson

Wrestlers Place Second in League>1
Row 1: Jim Thomas, Chuck Manuel, Jim Hallisey, Mike Wood, Ron Ortman, Mike Sullivan. Row 2: Doug Duke, Bob Truax, Deke Bal-coached,. The representThis year's wrestling team was one of the finest I've? evera'ithusiasm, con□tives from
^etitiveness, entu»n’ our Senior
Senioi Class provided much competi
sistency, and esprit de corps that we have lacked in thethe past. I wantt to wish theseboys luckjndertake-------- -------------and hetope they conk and success in whatever they choose to ur.
in the future. In appreciation,>ach Durant and Manager Bob£jnlop“102

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Miramonte 27
Miramonte 42
Miramonte 25
Miramonte 33
Miramonte 35

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AcalanesMonte Vista
Campolindo
San Ramon
Las Lomas

Ron Ortman: Leagi
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2nd Northcoast, 11sts Del Valle
3rd Hollister.

Jim Thomas

Doug Duke

Mark Reiley: 4th
League.

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Lorenzo, G. Rogers, R. Gianti. Row 3: T. Calbeck, M. Maxon, T. Trinkwalder, M. Forner, D. Jones, D.
LaRue, S. Snow, K. Wohn, T. Boulware, R. Bini, J. Labadie, D. Conover. Row 4: B. Eisenberger, S. Kastner,
M. McKim, O. Inoue, S. Manuel, D. Carlton, T. Langberg, S. Patterson. Row 5: D. Wight, N. Millward, M.
Smith, L. Gimbel, T. Winfree, B. Culb

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The 1968 Miramonte Varsity Baseball team is characterized byyouth, inexperience, and a feeling of optimism. The starting
team includes only two seniors and three sophomores. At presthe team has a two and one league record; however, there
fifteen games to go. Miramonte is definitely a dark horse in thisleague race.

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John Burkman
John Heller

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C. Bissel, Row 2: B.

R. Bachman, L. Bottjer, R. Hooper, J. Lawrence, B. Wignall,
Bierman, D. Daniloff, K. Williams, B. Kenny, M. Paia-

Frosh team members^Row Is J. Hallisey, J. Goeltz, J. Rudd, S. Howard, R. McCartney, Row 2: T. Keating, P. Easterly, R. Emerson, D. Fike, J. Guzzo, S.

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Row 1: C. Reiser, F. Meckauer, R. Angell, D. Senz. Row 2: C. Hansen, B. Leon­ard, D. Howard, B. Meckauer, B. Billings.

Little Swingers

Row 1; C. DiRaimondo, J. Sorenson, B. Abbott, B. Leonard. Row 2: J. Cairns, G. Cutchen, B. Preston, S. Serr, P.
Goetz, S. Carter, G. Olson.
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Varsity Mermen Invade the Waves

Row 1: D.. Dupuis, R. Williams, J. Miller, J. Dawson, S. Johnson, J. Oakes. Row 2: G. Koepf, J. Block, P.
Schnugg, R.
f O'Hare, S. Patching, J. Svendsen. Row 3: R. Klemmedson, T. Beckett, R. Warner, M. Nelson, D.
Duke. Nott pictured; R. Rawson.

Upper left: Don Dupuis
Lower left: Pete Schnuac

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Fleet-Footed Cindermen

Blomgren, D. Carlton, S. Kahl, J. Pearson, J. Guilhams. Row 4: G. Winburn, S. Lewis, K. Langan, A. Abplanalp, D. Macdonald. Row 5: D. Linnekin, K. Miller, B. Fike, R. Dalziel, B. Rathie, J. Wight.

On The Track

Above left: Mark Reiley—Pole Vault, Hurdles
Left: Dave Higley—Broad Jump, Pole Vault
Above: Clyde Wilson—Hurdles

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Row 1: s. Mason, T. Skinner, J. Gloss, T. Bottari, C. Sungar, R. Nickoli, D. Wells, M. Furlow,

Clay Sungar
Morris, D. Schrock, S. Wight, B. Hartley, K. Chambers, S. Miller. Row 4= J. French, S. Upp,
J. Carlson, M. Forner, S. Snow, J. Mott, B. Hogan, M. Higley. Row 5: D. Blomgren, J. Bahme,
D. Wilson, C, Reiser, R. Maclain, T. Garbarino, K. Smith, M. Lee.

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ming team took the championship for the third consecu
inis team>n. Our tenn
field, the girls' hockey team entered league competition
didbasay,
soccaptured first in the county league. As the year got underway,
irec times when
ketball. But what a season!
n! Because of injuries, there wer
the team played with but one starting player. In spite iof casualties, ourgirls placed second in the League and we went on to take. :second in thesodestrom and
Del Valle Tournament. The whole team is proud of Cathy Sc

Left: Beth Owens—First doubles
Above left: Francy Leftwich dribble

Beth Owens for winning Outstanding Player Trophies.
andOnce spring came, the girls were out to play softball, badminton,1>se sports.
volleyboll. Hopes are high for a successful season in thes

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Coach McPheeters at half time.
Right: Cathy Sodestrom shoots for
B |P°intJ
P kswings again!
Left below; Scampy FHickox—Secor

Far left: Jenny
bird.
Left. Sally Fuller moves with the ball.
Below left: Chris Dawson makes sec­
ond in time.
Below: Debbie Saunders is fouled as
Cathy and Beth look on.

Above.- Kathy dribbles the ballup field
Far right: Jenny PPeake is fouled
by Concord op
opponent.
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Monday Meeting of the Bored.

District and School Personnel
121Our Policymakers
Ross Rear
District Sup
jperintendent

Leland Russell
Assistant Superintendent, Education

William Knight

Board of Trustees: Back row: William Lee, William Whitmer, Walter Treanor; Front
row: Mrs. Alla Knudsen, Dr. Ian Johnston

Our Administrator

To find himself, a student needs an inquiring mind—
a satisfaction in learning—study skills—discussion
skills -and a talent for effectual human relations,
Workingjether, faculty and student body, we canhelp to iin each student a sense of self.

Miss Giddings
extremely capable Assistant Principal

takes pride in the countless services she

performs for our school. We take pride

person to admire and place
our confidence in. She is deeply inter­

ested in the behavior of Miramonte girls;
she makes a real effort to help themsolve their teenage problems and to
guide their development into good stu-f

dents and responsible young women.
We are fortunate to have such an effi-

cient and cheerful friend in the “Deans"

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Assistant Principal of Miramonte meetsand overcomesthemany challenges

which constitute his position. He guides
boys with a genuine concern and respect
for their fundamental integrity, a respect

which is returned by every boy he hasiever counseled. Mr. Callen devotes histime to the development of each boy intheOrindacommunity

respecting and

into

a

self­

responsible citizen of

today's uncertain world.

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2. Mr. Underwood
4. Mr. Campbell

1. Mr. Hunt
3. Mr. Anderson

A Busy Counseling Department
is_what we have at Miramonte this year. Larger
enrollment and fewer counselors have increased
the responsibilities of Miramonte's counselingoffice. Despite the greater difficulty of its job, thedepartment still offers understanding guidance
to the students at Miramonte in programing, ad­vising, offering vocational literature, assistingseniors to make the best choice of college, pre­paring transcripts for college entrance, obtaining
scholarships, and supervising national tests
which affect all students. Counselors work witheach student individually, providing personal
assistance directed at each one’s needs in andoutside of the classroom.

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Counseling secretaries;
Mrs. James, Mrs. Wilson.

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2. Mr. Guzzo:
Dr. Ed.; History
3. Mrs. O. McCain:
Typing;Shorthand
Mr. O. McCain:
Science
4. Mr. Davis;
Chem.;
Electronics; Ch.
5. Mr. Blackwood:
History

6. Mr. Grbich:

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Science; History

Mr. Gompf:
CraftsMrs. Towner:
English;Creative Writing
Mr. Sargis':
History

Mrs. Armstrong:
EnglishMrs. Rich:
English; Yearbook
Miss Burton:
English; Drama;
Speaking

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Bus. Law; Chairman
Mr. Willcox:
Typing;Office Practice

2. Mr. Durant:
P.E.; Coach
Mr. Phillips:
Physical Ed.;
Coach; Chairman
Mr. Strain:
P.E.; Coach

3. Mr. Kursar:
Spanish
4. Mr. Reuter:
Music

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Physical Ed.
Miss Neff:
Physical Ed.
Mrs. Berris:
Physical Ed.

2. Mr. Lewis:
Mathematics
Mr. Zunich:Math; Chairman

3. Mr. La Morte:
History;
Student
4. Miss Buchwald:
Mathematics

5. Mr. Husband

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EnglishMr. Rudnick:EnglishMrs. Carter:

EnglishMrs. Noonan:

EnglishMr. Sanford:
English; Am. Gov't.

Mr. McGhee:
SpanishMr. Ferry:
Mathematics

Mr. G. McCain:
Mathematics

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Audio Visual; Ch.
Mrs. Gravelle:
Meeh. Drawing;
Home Design
Mr. Kell:Auto Mechanics

Mr. Berg:
Science; Phy
Mr. Muller:
SpanishMr. Brown:
History; P.E.

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Mr. Worthington:
Art; Crafts

Mrs. Johnson:
Reading Irr
Skills; Engli
Mrs. Rosso:
English;Journalismr-J

Mrs. Phillips:
Nurse
Mrs. Condeff:
Textbook Clerk
Mrs. Olson:
Secretary to the
Principal
Mrs. Bishop:
Clerk-Typist
Mrs. Fasanaro-.
Secretary to theAssistant Principals

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provides hot lunches and delicious brunch snacks for us. Our kitchen workers
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uud is more than welcomed by all of the hungry students at Miramonte.

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are responsible for main­taining the grounds andfacilities of a school.
Our friendly custodiansat Miramonte do thisand even more for us.
They work late aftergames and dances tokeep our school attrac­
tive, and they are al­ways on hand to copewith our sudden emer­
gencies.

Left to right: Mr. John
Lazzarini, Mrs. Mildred
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Steven Dondero
Susan Ecklund
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Leslie Huntington
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Michael Arnold
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Monica Atkinson
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Catherine Boero
Larry Bolar

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Peggy Bradley

Anne Breen
Donald Breidenbach

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William Buzzo

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Pamela Carder
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Michael Caudle
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Margaret Chappell
Peter Chignell
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William Seifert

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William Thurston

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Stephen Johnson
John Kolkhorst
Jane Starke
John Wight

Thomas Lasater

Margaret PartridgegoBerkeley Visits MiramonteThis year Berkeley High shared Ex­change Days with Miramc
amonte, twenty­
five students from each sschool visiting.

Visitors' impressions of Miramonte werevaried: Berkeley High students noticed
a sameness of dress, a racial imbalance,and difficulty among Miramonte stu­
dents to relate to any other way of life.
They commented favorably on the close

relationship between the faculty and stu­
dents, smaller, warmer classes, and thefact that here all the students know eachother.
The Exchange Days must be consideredsuccessful, as each school gained an ap­
preciation of its own campus throughseeing another school.

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This was Miramonte s year to host the Girls' LLeague Conference,'Is from high schools
which was directed by Miss Giddings. 150 girls'tied, "Balance Yourin the county attended the March conference, titl

At right, principal speaker, Dr.■. M. Polios, o psychologist from
Hungary. Below, left to right,, Mr. Not Botes, Richmond (CityCouncil; Mr. Chuck Shields, Tear>m Drop-In Center, Lafayette, two
discussion leaders of the fiv

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senior records
ABPLANALP, ALEX:
Youth for Understanding Ex­change from Switzerland 4;
l0AMS40S^r4

A^LAMaKnR^NEe;n' '4; French
Club 1,2,3; Humanities Seminar^OMg7en, DAVE:BBTP Trans, from Berkeley 1;
Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4;

BOERO, CATHERINE LENORE:"Bird" Pom pon Girl 4; Sr. Rep.
Welcome 2,3; Muds 3; Monolete 3
ALDERTON, JANET MARILYN:

ange^.Veverly:
Shrimp Choir 3; French Club2, Pep Club 3; Biology 2; Home

Bxs’-xs'
Sandy

3TNngEYTransGbom Del Valle 3;

Pep Club 4, Sec. 4; Home Econ.

ATKINSON, MONICA:
CSF 1,2,3,4, Span. Club 2,3; Jr.

BREEN, ANNE:
Transfer from Clayton Valley 4
BREIDENBACH. DON:
German 1; Swimming 1,2; Bas-

?SFGolfLo?,ic3tk2d3g:;aub0’:2

Mirada Staff 4; CSF 3; Humani8TKERmBARB3ARA-,l,SChO'°r

BURKE, PATRICK JOSEPH:"Pat" Trans, from Napa Senior

SK°r3; Latin Club°T,2;EPep ClubBURKMAN, JOHN LEE:BANDUCCI, CHARLETA FAYE
B^S,^bAr’2'3'4

BeAPRTBLE,ndJA^EBS°DA;|2D:

Pres. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Base-

DRISCOLL,' GARY G.:

OTwasn,-*.

Manager 1; Football Manager
Sb^H^'L^P MARK:

DUKE^DOUGLAS:‘ Conni" Trans, from Kenai Cen­
tral 2; French Club 2,3,4; Pep
COLWELL4' WILLIAM ^TWOOD:

Block "M" 1,2,3,4; Debate 3;
Trees. 3; Cross Country 2,3,4;
Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Swimming

CONNOuIy,'CAROL^ ANN:

DUNBAR, GERALD:WARREN:cXHAGE2N,ACH^S?O°^EyR2

SS^rSSS2^orv^4^"001”

DUNLEAVY, STEVEN MICHAEL:"Steve" Trans, from Cor Jesu
H.S. 3; Drama Club 1,2; Pres, of^NLoT ROBERT DAVID:BURNETT, VIRGINIA ANN:&»E?iUBUZZO,4' BENJAMj'^WILLIAM,"Bill" Trans. Teheran American
School, Iran and Villa St.-Jeanfrom AmericansKi-;S *"Tom" Span. Club 2; Block "M"
3,4; Biology 2; Water Polo 4;
Football 3; Swimming 1,2,3,4;
S9D,2JAN DENISE:BYERS, KAREN:
Pom pon Girl 4; Rally 4; Span.
Club <3pep Club” ,2.3 Dr°m°

Trans,

gnc^i.3^;^"U1:

COLEMAN, CONSTANCE"Chris" Game Management 2;■ Jim ' Orch. 2; Pep Band 2.3,4;"Pete"

Trans, from McColl-Donnelly
H.S., Idaho 4; Band 1,2; Game
CLAROK9eSReEG:'"Steve" French Club 2; Rally 3;
Pep Club 2, Rifle Club 1;

DOWNING, COLLEEN:

Lick-^;Tdon? 3

b'eARDSLE°Y,3'pETER

4

S^Vauubbl:l;"Brownout
Rep. Council 2;
Drama cf^^Biohgy 2^Rifle 1;
from

3.4;

Pub.

Body

3,4; Rally 3,4; Drama 4; Hu­
manities Seminar 1,2,3,4; Muds^.'o^GLAS:
BAILEY, BILL:"Fritz" Transfer

Block "M" 4; Football
CHAPPELL^ 2p»Ck 4

Pep Band 1,2; Band 1,2; GameManagement 3,4; Latin Club

StudentaT°^"Johnathan" Game Manage­
ment 1,2,3,4; A capella 1; FroshDONCHIN, GWYNETH:Brod" Choir 2; Pep Club 1,
BRODY,’mERED^TH *ANN;"Merry"Timers 2,3; SpanSlCKiNSok KENT:DOMITO, SUSAN:"Barb " AFS 3,4; Spon.sh Club

AVE°SON3 PAUL;

W^B^Rr?2,3,4;

W^TfOCk b

Wrestling 1,4
CARROLL, DAVID WILLIAM:"Beat" Spanish Club 4; Pep Club4, Humanities Seminar 4; Bas-

Trans, from Berkeley

Irkeu’an^ZrI; Timers3

2SF"AAN”

R^CouncnTLUtw!
BOLAR3 LARRY:

Choir 1,2,3; Swimming 1; Foot-3,4; Muds 3; Folk & Guitar 3,4;

CAMPBELL, CYNTHIA LYNN:"Cindy" Choir 2; A capello 3;

Yearbook

2;

Social"Rich"’ CSF 2,4; Block "M" 4;

Steve" Rep. Council 1.2; Foot-S"^wres,lin93-4

Recre.

EASTMAN, STEPHEN:DABEL, GREGORY:
Trans, from Berkeley 1; Spanish

as.w^oc’°vto 4
Bea ' GAA 4; Biology Club 3.4;

fifig—!

Pret^/^eS'oni^^^C 4?lU4;jS-2-3'4

SSS®..

"Peter the Wolf" International
Christian Youth Exchange from
Germany 4; Class Pres. 2,3;

CALAVAN, NANCY JANE:"Deni" AFS 3; Choir 1; A co pel la^k,^&3i^2
Trans, from Wheat Ridge H.S.,

sssas*^Dave" Block "M" 4; Football215

senior records
E^^^noge.nent1,2.

Audio Visual 4; Electronics 1,2,

eschen; Vrig

4

b^~.p

Club 1, Biology Club 2,3,4

Hing 1.2^ Baseball 1,3; Track 2;
GIBSON, KATHERINE:"Kathy” Trans, from Campo-

a.?3?T» “ *GILBERT. THOMAS CRESAP:"Cres" Lotm Club 1,2; Block’-2'3'4<^E^^^Pe"0 2

Sn:e?rnd,-2:8°nd,'z

HANSEN, ELIZABETH:"Liz" Asst. Yell Leader 4; Choir
1; A capella 3; Spanish Club 3;

SB-

i Club

HOLMBOE, STEVE ANDREW:"Hombre" Trans, from Bob‘ Fred" Scuba ClubHARBELL, STEVE C.:
Trans, from Leysin American
School 2; French Club 1,3,4, Bi-

Dan" AFS 1,4; A capella 2;
Latin Club 1,2, Biology 2,4,
Photography
4;
Humanities
Seminar 1,3,4; Chess Club 3,4;

HART. MARGARET JAMES"Peggy" Student Body Treas. 4;
Rep. Council 3,4: Exec. Council 4,"Rene" Spanish Club 2,3,4; Art^3,^ogy 2,3,4; Wei-

come 3; Creative Writing 3, Soence Seminar 3.4; Model UN

Spanish Club 2; Jr. Red Cross 2;
Art 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Biology 2;
Octavia 3; Folk & Guitar 3,4,

GOHR, LUCY ANN:

fe^U^°,Books3

hoover^mary8 3’ Mary Mocker ' Trans, from
TBr:oksel4eyHonorACho?rP4el'?e^u4b?E&N. JOHN:

welcome 3; Timers 2.3,4, Sec -Asst. Yell Leader 4; AFS 3,4, Vice
Pres. 4; A capella 4; Cross Coun-GORDON, KURT:
Gome Management 2,3.4; Rifle^lR<X^^2,3;^UIawKe’ ROBERT;Pep Band 2; Band 1,2,3; Ger
man Club 4; Octavia 4; Chess
HARTSOUGH, LINDA:
AFS 1; German Club 1; Spanish

SbBC;0VER9yNANMCYd:'CO1

SS-

ColomVio/south AmerKo"^-AFS

f'|GLEY,3IYNDY:huSBPne"r%ancy4lynn:

Trons. from El Cerrito 4. Pep^J^E:^'

Anastacio

Yosmyn"Student'oroE^H3^•Debba" Mirador 3,4; Spanish
Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Art 4;
GRUBIn' LYNN MARIE:&F-.SSp&srrswfss

fenss"*"Jud" CSF 3, World Affairs 2,3,4; Humanities Seminar 3;
Creative Writing 2,3; Jr
HELBEr'^BRUCE: V'Ce Pr" 2
Audio Visual 2,3; Electronics 1,
2,3,4; Photography 4; Rifle 3,4,

AFS 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; CSF 1; Span­
ish Club 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4, Pep^HReJs? JEFFREY NEIL:
Jeff

Biology Club 3; Swim-

HUSTON, KARIN CHRISTINE:

Sh«,4karlene:
Ogmr ’ Choir 2; He

SVoHN:

3^

Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 4; Bas-^^e^myall;

Sfe.x^Sub
sowstm*INOUE, OSAMU:
Trans, from Shinguku H.S. Ja^NETI^Mk^KATE:■&NE ELLEN:

j“k°,Buffino Trons. from Central
SSedica1Club2;”M"5 4°un,,y 4; Trock 3,4; Block

2,4; Roily 4; Pep Club 3.4; Wei-

HENNIGH, MARKAFS 4; Rep. Council 2,3,4; Sr.

GUTHRIE. JAMES:"Jim" Trons. from Deerfield H.S.
2; CSF 2,3; German 4: Biology 3;

S^a&rh3/
GARAY, STEPHEN RANDALL:"Bull Moose of the North"
Trans, from Los Alamos H.S.,
New Mexico 2; Football 1,2;
Ga'ROA-DELGADO, VICENTE

2; Football 3,4; A capella 3,4;
BRUCE:“Jack” Trans, from Las Lomas

ps--"Xente" AFS Exchange Student

AFS 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Art 4;
HAGMANN, STEPHEN ERIC:"Steve" Footboll 1; Boteboll

n.^p216

sss—

HOFFE, DIANE:”Oi" French ClubHAMPTON, GAYNOR:GERMANN, KERRY:’

B^^^oir 1; Ajc^7i.r^prci4iFS

senior records
MULLEN, WILLIAM F.:
ishClub ^Blort -M" 4; Bskiboli

LA VIGNE, BRUCE:JOHNSON, MICHAEL:^OH^O^^HEN3'4

Game Management 3,4; Latin

JONES, GREG:
Trans, from Annadole

H.S.,^nAS^07^.TGAyserChH^^
ICC 3

LACKEY, RUTH HELEN:"Missy" Rep. Council 1; Choir 1;
A capella 4; Pep Club 1; Wei-

S.rots.

LLIAM

JOHN

' Pen" Trans, from Berkeley H.S.
3; AFS 2; French Club 2; Audio^V^^rada Staff 4;^;L^Club3'4
MC CLURE, ANNE ELIZABETH:"Annie" AFS 1; Rep. Council 2;^^4;’pe»^:^IR^C:2

1,2,3; Drama Club 3.4; Timers

NELSON, MARK:

Choir 3; CSF 1; German Club 1;
KASTEN, SANDY:
Art 1.2,3.4; Humanities Seminar
2,3,4; Creative Writing 2,3;:

2MRPflerS]CluGbOm2e TaTO"’UN^/kAY:

KAY. KRISTINE:"Kris" AFS 1; Spanish Club 1;
KEEGAN, WILLIAM DENNIS.
"Bill' Trans, from El Molino 4;
Rep. Council 2,3; Newspaper 3;
KELLY? KRISTINE:' Kris" Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep
Club 2;
Art 3,4; Humanites
SKeENN^.4SUSAN°MC;^:4,

iUttVSEfS

adrilla 4
LOEFFLER, BRIAN DAVID:
Trans, from Earl Wooster H.S.,

Rep. Council 2.3; Football 1.2;

4

Rep. Council 1; Swimming 1
KLEINENBROICH, KAROL:
Choir 3; Timers 3,4; Ski Club 1;

lord, Stephanie angel
2,3:94.T^nchCauL'z.ApepPCluC

2,3,4, Publicity & Historian 4,

KLEMMEDSON, RON:
Asst. Yell Leader 4; Rep. Council
3; Block "M" 1,2,3,4; Swimmingj"Gifted" Mirodor 4; Choir 1;
French Club 3; Drama Club 3,4,
Treas. 4; Art 1; Medical Club 3;

s:s.Si;’o’ouoL.s,

SSU"You're kidding" Trans, from^LeER3:GAmYeLl’'2'3

Sg~’
Trans, from Berkeley H.S. 2; Art^OHE°7ANErmi“ 3
Humanities Seminar 2,3,4; Muds‘

"Greg" Pep Band 2; Band 2,3;
Pep Club 2; Water Polo 4;

SMeY^N «..
"Stan"

BSF5

3X^X3

‘

Rep. Council 2,4; Sr.

t&swsnxs
Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4

O BRIEN, THOMAS ROBERT:"Tom" Trans, from Las Lomas

iifs
Exchange Student from the Ne-;b±ndc1ub4\2ra3mScSeUybaL3b^^3,4;^.;

st.n.^sr"Gypsy'' French Club 1,2;
Drama Club 3,4; Art 2; Biology

Science Seminar 3,4; Rally 2,3;
German Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4;
MANNING, RAE:
Trans, from Purshing

Frosh Trees.; Soph Vice Pres.;1°2? AFS 4?Exch'ang^Studen?tomiller, Barbara:sSsBIBWrDAwcA^NALD' daniel^^^i?,^3'4'

CSFn'Tr2.3°4m

NEWMAN, MARY ALICE:
Pep Club 3; Art 2,3,4; Humani-"Fo." Pom pon Girl 4; Band 4;

KUNG, TAMSEN HELEN:"Tami" Class Treas. 2; AFS 3;
Choir 1, A capella 2; Advisoryknapp?'kTa?enIn3n4aWRSSSStt

LONGACRE, SALLY ANN:

SpER3BRAUCEPe!l° 41 T'me,S 3

X^n’

st

2,3; Latin Club 3,4, Art 2,3,4,

Mc'wNNON, PAUL 0.:

Class Sec. 4; Rep. Council 4; Sr.

Staff 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep
Club 3

Folk & Guitar 4; Tennis 4; Surfing
County= aGRRLEEGNE:

1,2,3,4,Pres.
4; Humanities=^^'^3

French Club 1; Choir 1,3; Timers

iFLSt|J’£?™a™n94.

3,4; Water Polo 3,4; Swimming

MOORIS, PAUL:
Trans, from Sandia H.S. andAlhambra H.S. 4; Game Man-

3,4; ICC 3.4

PALTENGHI, BRUCE:
PARTRIDGE^'MARGATE!:

Maggie- Trans. Holy Names
H.S. 2: Biology 3,4; Welcome 3Creative Writing 3; A capella.4; French Club 2,3,4; Octavia217

rsenior records"Kokr AFS

2,3,4

KsS; ChoTr 2;rAmcapellanl3n«s^sr*"Jim" Football 1.2,3; Wrestling
Tg^.KURTW.LUAM;

sir?XL,TzrsunnH'"5

TRANBERG, BECKY:
Shnmp" AFS 2,3,4; Pep Club
3,4; Biology 3,4; Home Econ.

4; Pep Club^.3,

gsiwsau
ESx! u'l‘

cLeb°zi4R^aCn^^m.^

Debbie' GAA^Spanish ClubTROUNCE^RONDA*

Mirodor 4; ICC 4, Rep. Council 1,
S^lom olnl^ENilN^CH^^ c4|UbSk’'’ Chrissie' ' JV Yell Leader 2;

H3P

Choir 4; Jr. Red Cross 1, Timers^=^l;Jr. Red

UPHAM, ARTHUR:

RUDD, PAMELA KAY: '»^2Ti‘hc,ub1'

VALOV, JIM:
Rifle Club 2,3,4, Trees. 3; Track

VAN NESS, ESTA:"Bris " CSF 4; Track 2; Ski Clubl,
STAhUEY^'VALENTINA-QUINBY, BARBARA JEANNE:
Trans, from Lodi Union H.S.,
Lodi, Calif, 4

KST"
VINN, JOHN HARRIS:x»^Dramo4

SCHAFFER, JAMES CLAYTON:■■Kurt" AES 4; Pep Club 3,4;
Biology 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4;1:S S' "°'k

STRZELECKI, MARCIA KAYE:"Rat" Spanish Club 2,3; Art 2"Boots" Queen 4; Spanish Club
3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Art 1,2,3,4;
Clu^

218

senior records^T^ub 2,3,4; pep
Club 1,2,3; Drama 3,4; Timers"Shrimp" AFS 2,3; Biology 2,3;Home Econ. 1,2; Timers 3; SpanWINBURN, GARY:"Buzz IV Track 1,2,3,4; Foot-WOODSIDE, JENNIFER:“Jenny"Trans,
from

Bur-

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YOUNG, LEE:^o^^b’erVr^haro;

weFootball

"Dick" Audio Visual 4; ElecF?osh Foo tbo nT* Tmck^l, 2;

YAO, MARGARET:

Biology 4; Medical Club 3,4;

1.2,3,4; Bskfball 1,3;

Country 3,4

KuGENiA BILLINGS:"Genia" GAA 1,2,3,4, SecTreas. 2; Muds 3, Bridge Club 4219

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Mr. and John Fike

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Flanagan
Mr. Gordon French
Mrs. LaVeryn HaleMr. George G. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hallikainen

Col. and Mrs. David G. Hammond

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schieble

Mr. and Mrs. I. Macdonald

Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Schnugg

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Majka
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Manning

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. ManuelMr. and Mrs. Albert Markstein

Mr. and Mrs. William Penn Mott Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Shepard

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shulster
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sigworth

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Smith

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Snook

Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Hastings

Mr. Gerald C. Stefan

Mr. George L. Michell
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hecathorn

Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Upham

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Newman

Mr. and Mrs. C. Clinton Hiester

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Vines

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hillis

Dr. and Mrs. William E. Wilbur

Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hobson

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Wolfe

Mr. and Mrs. Stanford L. Holmgren

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Young

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COUNTRY CLUB PLAZABARBER SHOPBY Appointment if Desired
Phone 254-2434
1O1 Orinda Way. Orinda Village

REALTY_7

254 - 43 19t

105 Orinda WayTEXDAHL AND JOHNSONSporting Goods

Moraga Center

376-5969

WRIGHT'S VILLAGE PHARMACYLAFAYETTE CAMERA SHOPPLAZA CENTER

3518C MT. DIABLO BOULEVARDLAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA

Get to Know

283-6377

Your

BOOK
BIN

Best Wishes Class of ’68

Bud Dietrich’s

ORINDA SHELL
No. 9 Orinda Way

254-5264

TALK
OF THE
TOWN
Hairstyling
Specialists

39 Orinda Way

WALLACE

B^REALT ORS^
Now serving the Orinda, Moraga, & Lafayettearea from our new, expanded Moraga office.
"Progress" has taken our famous "Little RedRoofed House" at the Orinda Crossroads.

254-8054

Specializing in homes, lots, and acreage.

1398 Moraga Way

376-5151

ALPINE EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTSTHE NORTH FACE
WINTERSki Specialists
Head-Fischer-Rossignol

Miramonte Grad gains selling experience

MORAGA SHELL
SUMMER
Mountaineering

MORAGA CAMERA SHOP

Camping1480 H Moraga Rd.

Tents-Bags-Perlon

376-6685

P
SAN FRANCISCO

LYMAN LEE

PALO ALTO
ORINDA

real estate

ORINDA
99 Brookwood Road
254-0200

JOHN MAY & CHAS. CARSON. Props.

Plaza Center, Lafayette

BURT’S BARBER SHOP
Razor Haircutting a Specialty

Appointments Given
BURT SCHOLIN, Owner

VIRGINIA

508 Center St.

Rheem Center

376-7222

HAMMOND
45 Orinda Way

Julie Messersmith Lucas, Class of ’65,
and Mrs. Armstrong

Orinda Village

254-2488

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We Appreciate the Support and Interest of Our Parents’ ClubSTUDENT INDEX
Not Pictured

Bantz, Karl'

Abadir, Ralph
111,151
Abbes, Cindy
161
Abbes, Shellie
149,151
Abbott, Bill
29,48,109,151
Abend, Larry
141
Aberham, Patty
141

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Abplanalp, Alex

Barnes, Dave
175
Bartie, Jim
101,175,203
Batmale, Mark
161
Battle, Laurie
161
Bauer, Lacey
166
Bauer, Mark
161
Baylis, Jon
31,56,141
Beardsley, Janet
32,166
Beardsley, Pete
73,84,87,112,

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Adams, Don
49,174
Adams, Judy
157
Adams, Leslie
74,141
Adams, Linda
141
Adams, Mike
105,151
Ahlstrom, Barry
91,105,166
Ahlstrom, Gay
148
Ahola, Kris
56,70,174
Aitchison, Jeanie
29,141
Aiderton, Janet
29,47,117,174,
203
Alexander, Igor
36,157Alexander, Janice
151,159

Allen, Denise
56,141
Ammen, Chris
36,55,57,151
Anderson, Cheryl
161
Anderson, Kerby
70,100,151
Angell, Beverly
174
Angell, Rob
109,151
Angelo, Lisa
141
Anger, Adrienne
161
Anger, Randy 106,151
Appelbaum, Tom
48,157
Arding, Jim
151
Argabright, Jim
91,105,161
BIB,,, umimu.v.
Arkelian, Barbara
174
nstrong, John
31,56,113,141
told,
174
Arne
_, Mikeh Candy
Candy
151
Arth,
1 51
Aszklar, Victoria
161
Atkinson, Monica
174
Attwood, Ed
161
Attwood, Joyce
148
Aughenbaugh, David
161
Avery, Leslie
161,166
Aveson, Paul29,75,79,174,202
Aveson, Penny
29,141Ayres, Sam
141

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Babcock, Dave
91,161
Babcock, Steve
141
Bachman, Becky
32,141
Bachman, Rick 91,1088,161
Bacon, Madi
151
Bahme, Bob 56,83,87,96,97,98,99,
141
Bahme, John
100,151
Bahoh, Bruce
159
Bailey, Chris
151
Bailey, Bill
174
Bain; Doh
53,57,174,203'

Bain, Kathy
151
Baird, Bill
91,161
Baker, Barbara
22,174Baker, Lynn
151
Baker, Patty
161

Ballard? Deke

86,87,102,141,149

Bonducci, Charletta
Banker, Nancy
141

175

GRANDE'S SHOESQUALITY SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

Bardell, Cathy
166
Barkelew, Jim
148
Barker, Steve
95,141
Barker, Sue
151
Barnekow, Ron
Not Pictured

175
Beckett, Bill C.
90,141
Beckett, Bill
95,108,141
Beckett, John
91,161
Beckett, Joye
160,161
Beckett, Tom95,110,175
Beckwith, Cindy
151
Belfay, Martha
27,74,151
Bell, Ann
Not Pictured
Bell, Charles
151
Benes, Helen
29,141
Benes, Mirka
29,141
Benn, Kathy
141
Bennion, Cal
157
Bentley, Clay151
Berard, Benet
18,151
Beretta, .Donna
161
Bergren, Gary
Not Pictured
Bernard, Jan
175
Bessm, Alfredo
95,111.161
Bevis, Diane
161
Bierman, Martha
161
Bierman, Robert
108,151
Bigelow, Janet
161
Bigelow, Margie
151
Billings, Bob 93,100,109
Biner, Mark
149
Bini, Ray
28,105.161
Bishop, Aileen
32,33,117,119,141
Bishop, Toni
69,91,161
Bissell, Chip
90,108,151
Bittner, Carolyn
141
Bjorndal, Karen
29,141Blair, Denise
161
Blair, Joanne
175
Blaisdell, Barbara
Not
PicturedBlanc, Keith
157
Bleuel, Dem
22,23,69,175
Bleuel, Molly
141
Block, Jim
95,110,176
Blomgren, Dave
176
Blomgren, Steve
48,151
Blundell, Ray
101,148
Boero, Cathy
18,59,66,69,73,

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84.8Z.176
Bolin, Pam
151
Bolin,
Teres
’
ssa
161

Bolar.p Lorryri

Bondy,.,, Derznise
Bondy,
jy, Dor
Donna

151
161

Moraga Shopping Center
376-6100■^^■i
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Bonfield, Bill
151
Boone, Scott
161
Booth, Rick91
Borbridge, Kate
161
Boreta, Jim
48,161
Borovkoff, Gary
159
Bothereau, Betty
148
Bottari, Tidd
90,151
Bottjer, Kurt
20,21,35,72,90,
Boulware, John
90,151
Boulware, Tevis
91,105,108,166
Bowerman, Greg
28,32,161
Bowers, David
161
Bowers, Roy141
Bowles, Greg
176
Bowles, Mark
161
Boyce, Doug
Not Pictured

Boyce, Jon
29,141
Boyen, John
161
Boyle, Sue
141
Boxill, Ann
151
Bradley, Peggy
22,196
Bradshaw, Joe36,141
Bray, Doug
141
Bray, Jeff
161
Breen, Anne
176
Breen, Maren148
Breidenbach, Don
176,191
Breidenbach, Linda
148
Brennan, Cathy
157,159
Breuner, Jim
108,157
Brewer, Beth
1 57
Bridges, Jim
159
Bristol, Shaun
94,151
Brobeck, Bill
100,141
Brock, Tom
151
Broderick, Barrie
176,224□mley, Karla
Bromley,
KarlaBror '
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157

master charge

Burnett, Ginny
61,177
Burnham, Tim
151,159
Burr, Jeff
161
Burr, Joanne 141,149
Burr, Tom Not Pictured
Buzzo, Bill
106,107,177
Buzzo, Joanne
161
Buzzo, Bob 94,108,159... 3,78,177
Byers, Karen 59,66,72,73,;
Byrd, Steve 90,100,lC'
106,157’'
Byrne, Bebbie 141

Cairns. Jeff 20,109,148
Cairns. Stacey
29,151Calavan, Nancy
70,78,177
Calavan, Rob
161
Calbeck, Bill87,97,177
Calbeck, Tom 90,105,151
Campbell, Cindy
38,69,17f'8
Campbell, Jim
91,161
Campbell, Kathy
151
Campbell, Kris
79,151
Campbell, Lynn
141
Campbell, Sally
166
Camdl|eCa^heyVe 22,23,32J 62
Carder, Chris
Not Pictured
Carder, Pam
57,178
Carlson, Patti
151
Carlson, Bob
19,166
Carlson, Teresa
149,162
Carlton, Dennis
69,105,178
Carns, Renee
Not Pictured
Carpenter, Julia
162
Carroll, Dave
78
Carter, Chris
162
Carter, Kathi
141
Carter, Margaret
157
Carter Scott
29 36.109,141”

own, Doug
38,79,177,197,202□wL Stephanie
142,151

owning, Clare 29,151
Browniryant, Mike
161
Bryar
ffalow, Ed
48,111.161
Buffo
is. Bob 91,161

Cavalli, Ron 29,148
Cebalo, Fred
111,162
Cesvet, Lindo
157
Chambers, Bill
141,149
Chambers, Jim 69,87,178,212
Chambers, Keith ^19,162

Bull, Kimberlie
166
Chapman, Lori
162
Burchell, Alison
157
Chappell, Betsy
162
Burke, Pat
177
Burke, Tom161
Burkman, Jane
157
148
17,18,31,75,84 Chattier, Jan
Burkman, John
16,11
Chattier, Perry
28,166106,107,177
231

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Willie Wiggins

PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT

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96 Davis Road

Suite 6, Orinda|

Chignall, Carl.

162

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Chignall, Pete
78,79,178
Chow, Yan
166

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Clark. Anne
162
Clork, Greg
49,178Clark. Jim
91,166
Clark, Jeff
36,161■
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Clark, Lindo 66
Clork, Michelle
141
Clarke, Doug 105,166

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141
Clear. Peggy 178
Clemence, Stephanie
157
Clement, Camilla
162
Clemons, Carol
141
Clemons, Sandi
152
Clyatt, Sally
152
Coffey, Mitchell
36,162
Coffey, Vickie
39,141
Cogdell, Hillary
159
Cole. Ron
94,112,141
Coleman, Connie
178
Coleman, Gordon
Not Pictured
Coleman, Holly
152
Colemon, Kenneth
Not Pictured
Collet, Chuck
169
Colwell. Bill
178
Colwell, Judy
28.162
Combs, Francie
141
Comee, Cameron
Not Pictured
Condon, Doug
152
Conley, Jim
141
Conley, Michael
Not Pictured
Connolly, Carol
179
Connolly, Chris
192,103,104
141
Conover. Doug
105,162
Conover, Jane
166
Conover, Matt
32,59,141
Conyers, Julie
141
Cooley, Cathie
118.152
Cooley. Sherry
141
Cooper, Croig
162
Cooper, Bill
91,162
Copenhagen, Chris179
Copenhagen, Claire
20,21,141
Coran, Chris
31,141
Correia, Martha
157
Correio, Ed
169
Cotter, Cathy
162
Coult, Jeff
162

Couto, Rod

48

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Cox, RossNot Pictured
Crandall,Cathy
59,66,73,141
Creagmile, Linda
179

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254-3450
Cron.n, DaveNot PicturedreNot Pictured
Cronin, Sid
166
166
Crow, Tom 100,111,165,166
100,1” ”r ”

Culbertson, Bruce
94,U„,
Cuneo, Sharon
166
Cunningham, Martha
141
Cunningham, PJ.
152
Curtis, Robin
48,179Cutchen, Gary
48,109,141
Dabel, Gregg
179
Dabel, Vicki
141
Dahms, Renee
29,141
Dalzell, Butch
157
Dalziel, Don
48
Dolziel, Rob
93,141
Daniloff, Beo
117,179
Daniloff, Doug
100,108,152
Danska, Bruce
152
Dauphinee, Diane
179
Dousman. Chris
17,20,21.22,
Davenport, Diane
148
Davenport, Steve 87,141
Davidson, Sally
162
Davidson, Susan
157
Davis, Nancy
152
Dawson, Carol
16,17,20,69,
180,212
Dawson, Jim
162
Dawson, John
92,110.113
De Benedictis, John
90,100,De Gunto, Carol
56,148De Gunto, Jayne
166
De Haas, Janice
Not Pictured
De Laveaga, Dave157
De Laveaga, Marty
153
De Man, Elaine152
De Roque, Kathy
148
DeWitt, Mark91,108,166
DeWitt, Paulo162
Deane, Caroline
152
Deane, John
166
Deisler, Jone
162
Delaney, Katie
141
Deloney. Mike
81,180,183,200
Delinger, Jack
149
Dellinger, Peggy166
Den Dulk, Shirley
27,56,78,
180,205
Dennison, Sally
56,142
Desmond, Carol
Not Pictured
Desmond, Chris
142

Deubner, Alanan
93,180Dewing, Joar.
Dewing, Sue
Di Raimondo,i. Chuck
109.162
Di Raimondo,i. Gay
152
Dickinson,v—
i. Kent
180
Dickinson.
i. Lynn
32,162
Dillon, Suson
Dion, Marcia
166
Dion, Sandy
32,142
Dirickx, Joe____
106,107,148
Domingues, Pedro>
Not Pictured
Domito, Sue
180
Donchin, Gwyn
1__
180
Dondero, Steve
45,166
45,11- 'Donoghue, Barbara
28,1:
8,152
Donoghue, Cathy
46,148hy
46
b148
Doran, Helen148
148
Doty, Steve180
Dougery, Janet
142
John
162
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Downing, Colleen
18t
Driscoll, Gary 49,1OI
Dryden, Jess
181
Du Bais, Linda
157
Dudley, Mark32,21°
212
Duke, Doug
93,102,,
12,103,104,110,181
Dullum, Bob
162
Dunbar, Gerry
58,62,63
53,181,191
Duncan, Margaret
162
Dunleavy, Steve
181
Dunlevy, Bill
152
Dunlop, Kathy
142
Dunlop, Bob
78,102,181
Dunsmoor, Gary
19,142
Dupuis. Dan
69,95,110,142
Dupuis, Dave74,95,148
Dupuis, Steve
181,214

Easterly, Peter
91,108,162
Eastman, Janet152
Eastman, Steve 70,75,87,181
Eberle, Loro
1 52
Ecklund, Sue
162,166
Eddy, Jim
152
Edwards, Lee
91,162
Edwards, Loring
181
Edwards, Mark37,182Ehlers, Peter 75,77,182,192
Eide, Dave87,182Eisenberger, Bob
105,152
Eldred. Dina
60,162
Eldred, Mary Lee 29,152,157

142

Ellison, Mary
152,156
Ellison, Sarah
162
Elmer, Doug
182
Emerson, Ralph
100,108,162
Engler, Jim
48,90,108,152
Epperson, Pere
162
Ericksen, Wendy
162
Erickson, Joan
162,166
Eschen, Eric
182
Eschen, Mary
162
Evans, Bernadette
182,5
,229
Evans, Scott
105,152
Evans, Vin
182

Everett, Alison
Everett, Andy

29,152,159
91,162

Fahey, Janet
142
Fairchild, Lee
29,162
Farrar, Liz 28,162,169
Farrar, Kate
18.53,78,182,207

Farrell, Amy
142,149
Farrell, Nina
162
Fastabend, Ann
162
Fastabend, Don
142
Faunce, Sharon
142
Favela, Anita
162
Fearey. Tracy
152
Ferguson, Dave 142
Ferguson, Greg 152
Ferguson, John 67,72,182
Ferguson, Larry
162
Ferguson, Sally
142
Ferrall, Julie
20,69,182
Fetzer, Sarah
152
Field, Bob
152
Figley, Clare
157,182
Figley, Ernie 95,142,149
Figley, Lindy
182
Figley, Mark148
Fike, Bob 91,142
Fike, Dick
91,108,162
Finch, Scott
28,91,108,162
Finn, Ellen
142
Fiori, Jane 183
Fiori, Margaret
21,29,152
Fiset, Gary
38,78,183,191
Fiset, Michele
22,152,158
Fitch, Leslie
162
Fitzsimmons, John
19,142
Flanagan, Kerry
32,33,183
Fledderman, Greg
162
Foley, Joanne
20,21,61,142
Fontaine, Bob 94,162
Ford, Barbara
32,152
Ford, Gary
36,37,142,151,213
Ford, Vicky
26,58,63,64,69,
78,183,191
Forner, Mike
105,166
Forster, Barbara
142
Fortman, Tom 91,162
Foss, Randie
1 52
Fox, Rod
29,48,152
Franklin, Debbie
19,152Franklin, Wendy
183
Frederick, Jayne
68 72,148
Fredriksson, Cann
152
Fredriksson, Eva42
French, John
62,95
French, Sarah
49,117,142,149
Friel, Bert
162
Froelich, Isabelle
212
Fuerst, Mike 36,37,152
Fuller, Sally
49,142
Fuller, Steve
118,183
Funsten, Mark
152
Furlow, Merrill
28,32,162
Furtado, Linda
32,142Gannon, Mary Ann
142
Garay, Randy
144,183
Garborino, Paul148
Gorbarino, Tim
162
Garcia-Delgado, Vicente 20,
25,77,183,159

Gardner, Andrea
162
Garoutte, Steve
142
Garvin, Bill152
Garvin, Kelsay
162
Gedney, Cathy
152
Gedney, Chuck
28, b
162
Geffel, John
142
Geffel, Robyn
184
Gegon, Gary
50,184,203
Geide. Ken
94,111,142
Germann, Kerry
184
Gianti, Rick
101,105,152
Gibson, Karl
1 11,162
Gibson, Kathy
184
Gibson, Ron
148
Gilbert, Cres
96,97,98,99,
184,214
Gillis, Sue
184
Gilman, Kay
142
Gimbel, Lorry
105,184
Giusto, Janelle
152
Glass, Jeff
162
Glass, Mike
90,142Glocker, Carol
162
Glozer, Holly
52,185Glozer Kitren
152
Goelz, John108
Goeppert, Brad
157
Goetz, Paul73,86,87,142
Goetz, Peter
28,91,109,166
Gohr, Chris
163
Gohr, Lucy
22,23,26,47,185
Gonot, Karen
166
Gonot, Suzy
142
Good, Cindy
163
Goodyear, Rob
19,163
Gordon, Kurt
185
Gorman, Ken
36,163,166
Gorman, Bob
142
Gorman, Bob J.
Not Pictured
Gorman, Rusty
69,100,101,152
Gosch, Larry
19,87,106,107,

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Not Pictured
Groumann, Laurie
74,152Grovelle, Charlotte
185
Gray, Tom'142
Green, Noel152
Grey, Kathy
32,142
Griffith, Amy
59,163
Griffith, Stacey 14,15,16,17,
31,185,190
Gros, Debbie
56,185Gros, Rick142
Gross, Debbie
157
Gruber, Karen163
Grubin, Lynn
185,203
Guerin, Sue
152
Guibert, Gerry
92,93,113,

Guidotti, Joanna
28,163
Guilliams, Becky
163
Guilliams, John
94,148Gulartie, Louise
Not Pictured
Guthrie, Jim
52,185Guthrie, Peter36,37,152
Guymon, Kent
142
Guzzo, Jamie
91,108,163
Guzzo, Marguerite
31,185

Haag, Judy

152

Hacker, Linda
152
Hadick, Sondy
157
Haggerty, Pat
152
Hagman, Steve186
Hagstrom, Kim
29,152
Hagstrom, Sue
29,152Hale, Steve73,87,89,96,97,
98,99,106,142
Hall, Suzette 20,21,31,142
Hallikainan, Harold
37,142
Hallisey, Jim
28,102,108,163
Hamilton, Kim
148
Hamlin, Tom
108,142
Hamm, Curt 90,106,152
Hammond, Kitty
23,74,142
Hammond, Vicki
152
Hampton, Gay
186
Hansen, Charlie 100,109,163
Hansen, Dave 163
Hansen, Liz 67,72,117,186
Hansen, Fran142
Hansen, Geoff
163
Hansen, Judy
163
Hansen, Steve
19,101,186.186
Hanson, Dave
101,186
Harbell, Geoff
163
Harbell, Steve
186
Not
Hargan, ChristineI'
1- Pictured
Mot Pictured
Hargan, Colleen
No.
Harnett, Jon
28,94,1 if163
Harris, Bernice
163
Harris, Beth152
Harris, Cindy
74,142Harrison, Betsy 152
Harrison, Bill 48,142
Hart, Mike 143Hart, Peggy
16.17,31,52,71,
117,186,202
Hart, Bill
105,152
Hart, Bob
152
Hartley, Brian
32,36,166Hartley, Gary
36,186
Hartley, Laurelle
143
Hartsough, Linda
186
Hartsough, Marian
163
Hartwell, Claire
142,152
Hartzog, Steve
186
Harvey, Dwight
36,163
Harvey, Irene
143
Hastings, Greg
143
Hastings, Janis
152
Hastings,'Marla
163
Hatch, Pam
63,64,187
Haynes, Yvonne
163
Hays, Linda
152
Heapes, Don
93
Hecathorn, Debbie
69,143Hechtman, Jud
53,175,187
Hechtman, Peter
163
Heckenlively, Sue
157
Hedtke, John
143,169
Heffernan, Ann
143
Heffernan, Sue
163
Helbert, Barbara
Not Pictured

Helbert, Bruce
187
Helenius, Karlene
187
Heller, John
106,107.187
Heltne, Elaine
153
Henderson, Mac
157
Hendricks, Sarah
163.166
Hendrickson, Ann
37,69,187
Hendrickson, John
187
Hennessy, Paul
19,28,108,153,—DRESSES——SPORTSWEAR——YUM YUM FASHIONS—

101 Orinda Highway
254-1132

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94,97,98,117.173,183,187
Hennigh, Melinda
25,46,153
Henry, David
Not Pictured
Hertz, Howard
163
Heywood, Jackie
163
Heywood, Syd
68,187Hickcox, Scampy 21,31,33,68,
72.116,143
Hicky,
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Higley,~Dave75,114.188
Higley, Robert
163
Hill. Dave
166
Hillis, Jane
18,20,57,188
Hinds, Gary
188
Hink, Jeff
45,48,143
Hirt, Gary
148
Hirt, Bill
166
Hoag, Ken
169
Hobson, Bruce
31,57,72,188
Hodges, Gayle163
Hodges, Kyle
75,143
Hodges, Laurie
22,163Hoffe, Diane
188
Hofmann, Debby
153
Hogan, Bryan
153
Hogan, Mike 90,143
Holcomb, Mark
90,100,153
Holland, Margee
18,47,69,188
Holm, Carolyn
188
Holmboe, Steve
Not Pictured
Holmes, Dan
188
Holmgren, John
163
Holmgren, Karen
163
Holzinger, Sue
153
Hoop, Ken
163
Hooper, Rene
69,188,190
Hooper, Randy
100,108,153
Hoover, Jackie
143
Hoover, Ma ry
32,69,188,190
Hoover, Nancy
72,188
Hopkins, Tom
143
Horner, Cheryl
Not Pictured
Horning, Cathy
163
Horning, Jim
86,87,143
Houlette, Debbie
153
Hpulette, Becky
143
Hourula, Helen
153
Houx, Myron163
Houx, Neal
143
Howard, Duncan
100,109,150,
Howard, Karen
163
Howard, Lisa
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Howard, Steven
108
Howard, Tim 90,106,153
Howe, Nancy
163
Howell, Holly
188
Howell, Kathy
143
Howell, Kris
163
Hoyos, Fernando 24,48.97,189
Hubbard, Chris
153
Hubner, Mark
19,153
Hubner, Nancy
189
Hughes, Glenn
94,153
Hughes, Joan
163
Humphreys, Jeff
189
Huntington, Diane
32,166
Huntington, Leslie
166

Hurst, Tom148

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Ingalls, Leslie
143
Ingalls, Mork
166
22,23,32,163
Ingram, Allysoni
Inoue, Osamu■48,77,105,1 1 1,
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Irving, Margaret
27,189.203
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Iventosch, Kirk
1
Iventosch, Sherry
S'
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Jacobson, Jon
87,189
Jacoby, Jim
163
Jacoby, John
143
Jacolick, Bruce 87,189
Jaekle, Sue
192
James, Doug
143,144
James, Jackie
153
James, Julie
148
James, Leslie
143
James, Sue
27,192James, Tim
143
Jarvis, Trish163
Jelley, Sue
162
Jensen, Becky
23,143Jessup, John
105,106,143
Johnson, Lisa
163
Johnson, Bruce
163
Johnson, Carol
163
Johnson, Coleman 95,163
Johnson, Dave
163
Johnson, Donna 56,192
Johnson, Mary 75,192
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32,164
Lee, Mark94,164
Lee, Sue
57,194,203
Leeper, Don
29,36,55,57,153
Leeper, Nancy
164
Leftwich, Francie
116,118,
143
Leland, Dave48,169
Lemoine, Rene
153
Leonard, Bruce
109,164,168
Leonard, Bill
109,143
Lerch, Xavier
49,143
Leskowski, Ed
91,164Lester, Dave
164
Lewis, Mike 72,194
Lewis, Rick B.
48,143,159'Lewis, Rick T.
29,153
Lewis, Steve 90,115,143
Kleinenbroich, K
Korol
193
Lieber, Vicky
28,143
Klemmedson, Rc
Ron
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Lindley, Kay
17,18,20,31,32,
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193
Knapp, Karen
56,78,79,193,202,
Limnger, Krista
32,143
Linnekin, Debbie
164
Knous, Mary
1 59
Linnekin, Dennis
48,81,87,143
Knight, Pete
193
Lintott, Suzi
153,157
Knopf, John
143
Lipovac, Marc
75,90,143
Knopf, Susan
153
Little, Martin
143
Koepf, Greg 95,110,194
Littlejohn, Kirk
164
Koepf, Leslee
153
Liu, Dave
143
Koester, Fred
36,143
Locklin, Dave
143,149
Kogan, Lynn
143
Locklin, Linda
164
Kohler, Rich
143
Loeffler, Brian
195
Koibeck, Lisa
148
Lohse, Debbie
32,164
Kolkhorst, John
173/
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Lohse, Soro
32,143
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105,153
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153
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1164
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195
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153
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62,63,195
Kreep, Gary
194
Loper, Lori
59,150,153
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18,32,33,194
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195
Kreighboum, Chris
194
Lorenzo, John
164
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143
Lorenzo, Paul105,159
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143
Louchis, Eric
195
Kropf, George
143
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153
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72,95,181,194,
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90,105,153
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153
Kruse, Paul
166
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143
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195
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164
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143
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19,86,87,103,105,
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166
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28,36,164
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153
Jones, Doug
91,105J5,108,164

Jones, Greg
192
Jones, Karen S.
153
Jones, Karen J.
148
Jones, Sue
192
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17,28,160,164,
166
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29,63,64,143
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166,167
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70,75,143
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36,143
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193
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153
Kersten, Kim 48,95,11-1,153
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48,91,108,164
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159
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50,117,143
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194
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91.164Langberg, Ron
105,148
Laret, Michelle
164
Lasater, Tom212
Lawrence, Debbie
157
Lawrence, Bob 91,100,108,164
Lawton, Frazer
159
Lawton, Penson
194
Lawver, Ken
29,153
Le Grand, Chris
73,86,87,88,
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Le Protti, Aileen
143
Le Protti, Stan
105
Lechtaler, Gail
153
Lechtaler, Lynn
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Mac Donald, Terry

154
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Mac Donald, Teri
157
Mac Kinlay, Jock
154
Machek, David
91,100,108,166
Madden, Leslie
22,63,64,158

Madison, Jim
159
Madison, Patty
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Madsen, Glen154
Maga, Rick
49,146
Maggini, Joan
28,164Maita, Marie
146
Majka, Stan
57,77,173,196,203
Malin, Debbi
164
Malm. Luci
29,146
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36Mann, Linda
146
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196
Mansfield, Mitch
164
Montell, Greg
196
Mantell, Sue
60,166
Manuel, Chuck
102,148
Manuel, Steve
91,105,164
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148,157
Marcus, Arlene
196
Marin, Curtis
154
Marin, Doug
148
Marionetti, Karin
164
Markstein, Bob
95,101,196

Marshall, Dean
154
Marsing, Linda
164
Mart, Chris
148
Mart, Wade
93,149Martin, Carroll
22,61’'
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90,101/
Martm, John
158
Martin, Tom
87,146
Martinelli, Sandy
146
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154,158
Massie, Ann
78,196
Massie, Gordie
87,146Maurer, Dove
158
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196
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Maxwell, Julie
154
Mays, Sally
75,146
Me Arthur, Colleen
154
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68,72,73,146
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146
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105,10°^^,108,164
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195
McCreary, Janet
154
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164
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164,196
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22,23,164
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196
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164,169
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48,108.154
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1 58
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154
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164
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148
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105,154
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94,164
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154
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109,169
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197
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154
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105,154
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158
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154
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166
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197
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90,158Mes, John
197
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148
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32,69,154
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146
Meyer, Keith
146
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164
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95,159Miller, Ann
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198
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146
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198
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164
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105,154
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166
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198
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124,146
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32,69,95,164
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78,198
Moore, Susan
164
Moore, Virginia
164
Moore, Wayne
48,91,164
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145,146
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149
Morgan, Vicki
148
Morgan, Linda
158
Morris, Paul94,154Morris, Paul A.
49,198Morris, Sue
169
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19,48,154
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146
Moser, Sandy
164
Mott, John
164
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31,32,146,
213
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Mouser, Tom 148
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146
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169
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166
Moylan, Bob
164
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154
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11,20,21,49,
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164,166
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166
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36,146
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28,166
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95,105,109,111
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17,48,95,150, 158
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154
Olson, Nancy
154
Olson, Sarah
146
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46,154
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102,103,200,202
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57,116,117,119,
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165

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70,75,110,199
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154
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29,39,199,214
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199
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60,63,64,164
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24,199
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165
Nielsen, Laurie 165
Nielsen, Sally
146
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199
Nikolai, Randy
94,112,154
Nilsson, John
165
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154
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154

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Oas, Janet
146
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154
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166
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32,163,165
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165
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108,154
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148
Paltenghi, Bruce
200
Pappenhagen, Ron
91,165
Pardini, Kathi
154
Parent. Bob
28,91,165
Parker, Don
45,111,165,166
Parker, Glenn
159
Partridge, Brent
36,166
Partridge, Charlie
146
Partridge, Margaret
212
Partridge, Marie
165
Patching, Kathi
165
Patching, Steve 33,95,100,
110,154
Paterson, Karol
154,159
Paterson, Kathi
44,200Patmont, Ed
166
Patterson, Dave
200
Patterson, Steve105
Patton, Dal
146
Patton, Gayle
16,20,31,73,

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37,146
Paulino, Nancy
165,169
Payne, Christine
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146

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Peake, Jud
146
Pearson, Brian
91,100,101,165
Pearson, Craig
90,146
Pearson, Jeff
37
Pearson, Jim
165
Pearson, Martha
18,72,172,
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Pederson, Patty
19,21,31,146
Pellitier, Sue
165
Perry, Nancy
22,146
Petersen, Renee
154
Petersen, Rich
108,146
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32,148
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200
Pezzolo, Debbi
165,169
Pfeiffer, Peg
165
Phelps, Becky
154
Phillips. Mike
159
Pickett, Steven
165
Pisarra, Chris
52,78,191,201
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29,105,154
Pixley, Jane
166
Post, John
158
Poupeney, Dave70,155Poupeney, Mardi
201
Poupeney, Paddy
155
Powell, Meghan
165
Prager, Madeline
44,155
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166
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49,109,146,149
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36,45,155
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29,32.155
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165
Prochnow, Steve
146
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19,105,165

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201
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155
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105,165

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111,165
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148
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148
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87,201
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100,108,165
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60,165
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57,69,204,211
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48,95,165
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28,165
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56,155
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29,147
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117,119,158
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36,158Schuyler, Sally
19,155
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168
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148
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91,165
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165
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111,155

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48,95,109,155
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147
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205
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205
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155
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19,57,190,
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29,147Sigler, Pat
74,147
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36,55,57,147
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74,147
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29,168
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165
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29,147Smith, Carol
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155
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20,206Smith, Janel
36,155Smith, Kevin
48,155Smith, Larry
206
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94,155Smith, Mark105,147
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207
Stevens, Holly
155
Stevens, Steve70,147,149
Stewart, Bruce
36,147
Stewart, Cindy
155
Stewart, Mike 91,168
Stockholm, Debbie
155
Stone, Bill
169
Stout, Dean
168
Stoy, Donna
1 47
Stratton, Joan
1 55
Stroh, Linda
147
Strong, Betsy
18,69,207
Strong, Katie
21,155Strzelecki, Marci
207
Stuart, Amelia
28,168Stubblefield, Rob
147
Sturges, Linda
29,147
Sullivan, Kathy
207
Sullivan, Mike
102,147
Sungar, Clay
115,155
Sungar, Mark
16,17,67,69,71,
72,187,207
Svendsen, Jon
69,95,100,110,168
Svensson, Chris
207,191
Svensson, Eric168
Swackhammer, Annette
158
Swartz, Walter
147
Sweet, Holly
63,64,65,207
Sweet, Jody
147,158
Swinson, Chris
Not Pictured
Szecsey, Tina
147

Tagney, Pat
147
Telfer, Bill169
Terry, Burks.
148
Thiele, Alan
19,147
Thiele, Bob
155
Thomas, Dave
147
Thomas, Dorothy
26,66,69,72,
Thomas, Jim
102,103,208
Thomas, John
91,100,108,168
Thomson, Robin
158
Thomson, Bill
148,149
Thompson, Gail
14
Thompson, Kathy
158
Thomson, Debbie
39,155
Thurston, Bill208,214
Tipper, Edward
168
Tipton, Larry
158
Toms, Jenny
158
Tower, Carol
168
Tranberg, Becky
208
Treanor, Sue
75,148Treguboff, Chris
208

Trenkwalder, Tim
90,105.158
Trimble, Debbie
208
Trounce, Ronda!208
Truax, Bob
85,8<36,87,102,104.
148
Tussey, Joyce
158
Tyler, Mitch
168

Upham, Art
52,202,208
Upham, Steve
Stev
168
Upp, Tim
1159
n■Vocco, Peter: 0,111,168
Valov, Greg
168
Valov, Jim
208
Van Buskirk, Scott148
Van Dyne, Duffy148
Von Kleeck, Cindy
168
Van Kleeck, Dayna
155
Van Mastrigt, Frits148
Van Mastrigt, Margaret
155
Van Meter, Jim
93,148
VanMeter, Ken
94,155
Van Ness, Esta
22,39,208
Van Ness, Lynn
22,159Vandersloot, Jim
19,148Vaz, Ronaldo
Not Pictured
Veale, Mike148
Vines, Jon
168
Vines, Rich
208,214
Vmn, John
29,53,209
Vivrette, Mike
155
Voelker, Scott
74,148Volker, Chris
24,90,155^£s;,.2^-20’-228
Wagner, Bruce
28,168Wagner, Martha
50,148Wagner, Ginny
168
Walker. Steve155
Wallace, Dave
90,97,155
Ward, Janet
29.118,148
Warner, Randy
45,95,110,
148
Warren, Wendy
168
Watson, Lucy155
Watson, Sarah
168
Watters, Rich
145
Wayne. Linda
22,23,32,69,192,
Weaver, Ricky
106
Webb, DaveNot Pictured
Weber, Lisa
Not Pictured
Weidemann, Connie
155
Weidemann, David
148
Weinshelbaum, Lynnett
155
Weir, Ron
168
Weinck, Sue
32,148
Weldy, Phil
209
Weller, Sherri
168
Welling, Krissy
168
Wells, Dan
94,155Wenrich, Tom 90,155
Weyland, Dick 14,15,16,17,58,
170,171,177,183.200,209
Weyeneth, Randy
90,100,-108,

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Weyeneth, Jim
37,45,168
Whinnery, Barbara
168
Whitewell, Susan
159
Whiting, Linda
209
Wickland, Bill
168
Wieber, Holly
148
Wiegand, Debbie
155
Wight, Dave 93,105,145
48
Wight, John
93
Wight, Steve
168
Wignoll, Diane
155
Wignall, Bill
90,108,148
Wilbur, Sharon
149

Wilkes, Cheri
155
Williams, Dave
148
Williams, Dean
155
Williams, Jim
155
Williams, Jan
209
Williams, Kenny 90,108,158

Williams, Laura
Williams, Randy
155
Williams, Rick

168
32,33,95,110,

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CLOTHING

SPORTSWEAR
ACCESSORIES
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Zappettini, Anne
155
Zimmerlin, Dan
158
Zimmerman, Bill
168
Zink, Terry
148

20,61,72,191,

209,214
Williams, SteveE87,200,210
jt Pictured
Wills, Debra
Not
1.200,210
Wilson, Clyde
114,
Wilson, Connie
168
Wilson, Dean
111,155
Wilson, Doug
168
Wilson, James111
Wilson. Jane
155
Wilson. Marcia
20,21,148
Winburn, Gary
48,81.87,210
Winfree, Tom
105,155

Winsor, Pat
168
Winsor, Sydney
148
Winter, Iris
32,168Wist, Andy
36,37,45,155

Witter, Lauro
18,29,210
Wohn, Kerry
104,155
Wolfe. Andy
97,98.99,183,210
Wolfe, Pete
100,155
Wolff, Dick
36,37,210
Woff, Steve
28,155
117,203,210
Wood, Genia
20,81,95,102,155
Wood, Mike
20,8
? ^55
Wood, Tom
36,11
Woodcock, Kent
155
Woodside, Anne
210
Woodside, Jenny
Wooster, Bob
211
Worth, Gay
61,155

Yandell, Brian
36,105,155
Yandell, Lyn
168
Yao, Anne
46.155
Yao, Margaret 18,31,211
Yee, Margaret
20,21,211
York, Barbie 69,168
York, Sandy
20,58,211

Yost, Mary
58,61,195,211
Young, Barbara
168
Young. Fred
91.168Young, Larry
90,155Young, Lee
211
Young, Robin
155
Young, Steve
29,73,86,87.211
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Stan Majka and Jane Starke

Photography

Fred Sigworth
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EditorStan Majka
Managing Editor, Business

Bruce Hobson

Activity Editors

Class Editors

Jane Hilillis
Carol Rt
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Don BainJane Starke
Faculty Editor
Janet Richberger

Organization Editors
Susanne Lee■ Terry Shulster

Senior Editors

Pam CarderAnne McClureSport Editors

Terry Macdonald
Beth Owens

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Ron HildebrandDon ’Leeee'perMr. Joh>hn Nenni
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