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MR. HUNTHead Counselor

Our counselors deserve
our sincere appreciation for
their patience and under­
standing in assisting us.

MR. CAMPBELL

MR. TUTTON

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2. Mr. Sargis: Social

3. Mr. McCarthy: Science
4. Mr. Sanford: English,
Public Speaking
6. Mrs. Armstrong:
English
7. Mr. Perry: Math
8. Mr. Durant-. Coach, P.E.

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2. Mr. Guzzo: Driver Ed.
3. Miss Erends. Physical Education
4: Mr. Ira; German
5. Mr. Kell. Auto Mechanics
6. Mr. Black: English
7. Mrs. Daugherty: English■■a.

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4. Mr. Clark; Science
5. Mr. Yaich: Mathematics

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2. Mr. Kursar: Spanish
3. Mrs. Calhoon: Latin, Ch. Language
4. Mr. Phillips: PE., Coach, Ch. P.E.
5. Mr. Rudnick: English, Ch. English
6. Mr. Pohlod: Business7. Mrs. Welter: Historyw/

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2. Mr. Mock: Art, Ch.

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6. Miss Buchwold: Math.

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2. Mrs. Wiebe: French
3. Mr. Johnson:
Mathematics
4. Mrs. Rosso-. English
5. Miss Korus: Typing
6. Mrs. Beltrami-. English
7. Mr. Muller: Spanish.
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3. Mrs. Rich.- English,

4. Mr. G. McCain:
5. Mr. Gompf: Crafts, Art
6. Miss McBride: Girls'

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German Club 1,2; Drama Club 3;

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rj—Ecclesiastes—

ATKINSON, RAQUEL "Rocky";
C.S.F. 3; Spanish Club .3,4; Jr.
Red Cross 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Art
Club 4. "Happiness is finding afully equipped sports car in a
Cracker Jacks box."

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ARKELIAN, MICHAEL "Mick”;
A.F.S. 3; Jr. Statesmen 4; Biology

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Block "M" 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4;
Biology Club 1; Student Advisoryoiness is Filbert."

ities Seminar 1,2,3,4;
4. "Happiness is a bal

tball field

iday night.'

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BARRETT, JIM; German Club 2;
Block "M" 3,4,- Biology Club 1;
Fo°3}^ J'.2'3'4' HaPP'ness

BLAKE, RICHARD DANIEL ’ Rick ;Latin Club 1,2,3. "Happiness isthe realization that the homework/ou didn't do last night isn t due

BARNEKOW, CHRISTINE "Chris";
A.F.S. 1,2; Girls’ Choir 1; A cappella Choir 4. "Happiness is fallin Minnesota."

ElPonfhCHigh^^Ho^L';0"I

a key to success."

BJORNDAL, JUDITH CLAIRE

Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Inter­club Council 3,4; Humanities
Seminar 1,2,3,4. "Happiness isrelative to the mood you c

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BOYLE, MARGARET MARY "Sis";Student Body Trees. 4; Class
Treas. 2. Executive Council 4;
Mirada Staff 4; French Club 1,2;
Rally Committee 2.3,4; Timers
Association 2. “Happiness is res

Medical2; Humanities Sem-k<oT| EStSS
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4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1.
"Happiness is Mary Poppins."

BUELL, STEVE; Football 1,2,4;Baseball 1,2. “Happiness is aElectronics Club 1,3,4, V.P. 3.
"Happiness is placing in a sports
BROWN, THOMAS “Tom"; Class
Pres. 3.- Student Council 2,3; Sen-

Baseball 1,2. "Happiness is the31and the earth dance,

BUFFALOW, VICTOR THOMAS"Vic"; Student Body Chief JusticeClub 1; Rally Committee 4; Biol­
ogy Club I,- Student Advisory
Board 1,4; Cross Country 1,2;

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CALDERWOOD, JAMES "Jamie";Cross Country 2; Wrestling 1,3,4.
"Happiness a substitute, thirdgear scratch, a Pierce Arrow that

CHARTER, MARGARET "Marge ;A.F.S. 4; A coppella Choir 3,4;
French Club 2,3, "Happiness is ablue sky and a green hill."

CHAMBERS, CHARLES "Chuck";Trans, from Burbank Jr. High 2;
Block "M” 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms
4; Football 2,4. "Happiness is not
being cen&ored by Mr. Sanford.”32

the world of man dances in laughter and tears."—Kabir

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COGGIN, JOANNE “Bush"; Girls
Choir 3; A cappella Choir 4, Pep
Club 3,4; Timers' Association 3.
“Happiness is my little kittycal
with the white Sprite."

CLEMONS, SCOTT; Block “M“ 4;Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 1.

RKc, JOHN
ppiness is a n

Pep Club 3; Home Economics Club
4. “Happiness is love and dais-*

CONYERS, ROY BRUCE "B.C?';
French Club 1,2; Latin Club 1;
Golf 3,4. “Happiness is having

COTLER, DOUGLAS NORMAN"Doug"; Trans, from Hueneme
High 3; Class Pres. 3; A.F.S. 1;
Student Council 1,2; C.S.F. 1,2,
3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Rally
Committee 1; Cross Country 1,2.
“Happiness is the pleasure ofknowing."

Committee 2. “Happiness is see­ing a 66 blue Corvette in mydriveway."33

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Ipmess is The Bird of Paradise.

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Happiness is the sound of the

DION, DOUGLAS "Dion”; Trans,
from Palos Verdes High 3; Band
1,2,3. “Happiness is being ableI

I >DETLOFF, KAREN; Home Economics
Club 3,4; Timers’ Association 3.
“Happiness is a small, but loudis a blond and a stereotape re-34

DORAN, CHRISTINE MARIE VIC­TORIA "Chris '; Trans, from Pali­sades High 4; A cappella Choir
4. "Happiness is success."

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EBERHART, JANICE
Fanny';
Girls' Choir 4; French Club 1; Ski
Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Art Club
1,3. "Happiness is laughing."

Jr. Red Cross 4; Medical Club 3;
Art Club 2. "Happiness is unsadliness."r
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ENGLER, JUDITH "Judy"; Trans,
from Star of the Sea 4; Spanish
Club 4; Art Club 4- Home Econ­omics Club 4. "Happiness is finding a boy who's not too busy
being cool to be real."

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EVANS. MICHAEL "Mike"; A.I
3; C.S.F. 1; French Club 4: Gc
man Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Raitee 3; Football 1; Basketball 1;
Swimming 1,2. "Happiness is not
being grounded and not having
Elementary Functions."

FRANCIS, LORENE ‘Laurie";
Trans, from Pleasant Hill High 3;
Girls' Choir 1,3,4. "Happiness is

ish Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Ski
Club 2; Humanities Seminar 3,4.
"Happiness is giving and things
that ca^ happen when you do."GALLAGHER, MICHEL "Mike";c^sl^X,hciL°bhr%hpPi:
ness is putting on a warm pairGALLAGHER, JEFF; Cross Country
4; Track 3,4. "Happiness is some­thing Danish."none goes his way alone . .
—Markham—

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GREGERSEN, PAUL R. "Spider";Basketball 1,4. "Happiness is Friday at 3:05."

aA.P.ASNr; GM?

"•Happi- fW

ness is knowing whether you’re ,coming or going."

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1 GORDON, JOHN; Trans, from
Ferris High 3; Block "M" 3,4;
Football 4; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 3,4. "Happiness is sleeping
during a Government lecture."

HAIST, JANICE ELIZABETH "Jan";Pep Band 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; A
cappella Choir 4; Spanish Club
3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4, V.P. 4; Art
Club 3,4; Welcome Committee 4.
"Happiness is having the flute

GIUSTA, TIMOTHY "Tim”. "Hap­piness is being able to look under
your name in the Yearbook
see all kinds of activities."

GUY, SUZANNE "Susie"; Trans,
from Lyons Township High 2; A
cappella Choir 4; French Club 1,
2; Pep Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 3;
Art Club 4; Home Economics Club
4; Medical Club 3; Humanities
Seminar. "Happiness is eating on

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HAMBRAEUS. STYRBJORN; Trans,
from Sollentuna, Sweden.4; A.F.S.
4; Electronics Club 4. "Happinessis understanding English."!

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HANFORD, WILLIAM HENRY"Hank
Happiness is a nightrn Orinda, flowers, poetry, bi­
cycles, and the Black Beast."

HECATHORN, KRISTEN "Kris",
Class Social Sec. 4; Senior Coun­cil 4; French Club 1,2; Ski Club
1,2; Rally Committee 3; Art Club
2,4.
Happiness is semi-sweet
Dutch Chocolate."

HAMM, LINDA "Red ; Mirador
Staff 4; French Club 2; Welcome
Committee 2,4. "Happiness is

HARTZELL, JULIE, A cappella
Choir 4; Latin Club 1. "Happinessis turning eighteen."J
HEMPSTEAD. MARY ANN ' Sag
Jr."; C.S.F. 1. "Happiness is aphysical impossibility."38

HERSEY, JANET; A F.S. 4;
1.2; Home Economics Club 4
Welcome Committee 2. ' Happi
ness is a tearful good-bye t

Happinessa party at Kami-j/

HILDEBRAND,RONALD"Photo3; Mirada Staff 4; Photography
Club 4. "Happiness is a new

HOLLAND, JOHN MICHAEL"Mike"; Student Council 1; Bas­ketball 4. \Happiness is brutal."f------------- 11.

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HUSSEY, ROBERT "Bob"; Class
Pres. 2; Student Council 1,2; Ex­ecutive Council 1,2; Rally Com-

SV^4X^M-3^;^boll 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Track
3,4. "Happiness is a Canadiant
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HORNING, DAVID"Dave"; Trans, from

HUBNER, ROBERT PAUL "Bob";
A.F.S. 2,3,4; C.S.F. 2; French Club
2,3,4; Muds Trip 2. "Happiness is

ROBERT
Acalartes

2,3,4; Rifle . Club 2; Humanities
Seminar 2; Cross Country 3,4;
Swimming 2. "Happiness is pow-

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INGALLS. LEONARD "Len”; Ski
Club 2.- Block "M" 3.4; Crossis the night.”

JAMESON. THOMAS "Tom -; Rifle
Club 1,2. “Happiness is wine,

JEFFREY. JODY "Toad". “Happi­
ness is riding on the back wheel
in a wheel stand.”40

by our .ideals—Wightman—a Ferrari at Tahoe.

Icappella Choir 3,4; German Club
1,2*,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Welcome
Committee 2. "Happiness is no□pella Choir 3,4. "Hap-iwindy roads."

Latin Club 1,2; Ski Club 2. "Hap­piness is eating chocolate, learn­
ing to ski, and being with

KERSTEN, LAUREL; A.F.S. 1,2,3.4;
French Club 3,4; German Club 1,
2,3; Jr. Statesmen 4; Humanities
Seminar 1. "Happiness is apeaceful day."41

Committee 3.4, Pep Club 3, Wel­
come Committee 3. ' Happinessis in a small town in Colorado.

KING, KRISTINE "Tina"; A cappella Choir 4. "Happiness is

LAHER, PATRICIA 'Paf : A.F.S. ;Girls- Choir 2,3; A cappelloChoir 4; Future Teachers 1,2.
"Happiness is when Miramontescientists invent a growth pill forgirls 4'10".

KEY, JOHN "Mutt .
is passing History."

things to different people.”

LARSEN, PHIL; Trans, from Campolindo High 3; Rifle Club 3.
"Happiness is happiness."

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LAW, SUSAN ' Sue"; Trans, fromSan Mateo High 3, Student Direc­
tory 2, Traffic and Safety Com­mission 2; Girls Choir 1; Latin
Club 3,4; Welcome Committee
pmess is a basket full of cherries| LAWLER,• g-rrM-

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LAWVER, LARRY; A.F.S. 2,3,4;
C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,
2,3,4, V.P, & Treas. 4; Scuba
Club 4, Sec Treas 4; Biology.J
Council 3,4. Happiness is having a good time."

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LE PROTTI, MADELEINE; Student
Body Sec. 4; Class Sec. 3; A.F.S.
1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4;
Executive Council 3,4; German
Club 1,2,3; Student Advisory
Board 2; Medical Club 1,2; Hu­
manities Seminar 1. "Happinessis living."

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LISSNER, JUDITH "Judy"; Class
Sec. 2; Senior Council 4; Student
Council 2; Executive Council 2;
Rally Committee 2,3,4. "Happi­
ness is a tough shoe."™;„e“;'V£™S.c'usb.iinar 1,2,3,4. "Happiness is measand

LEWIS, CRAIG "KCL" A.F.S. 4;
C.S.F. 1,2; German Club 1,2;
Block "M" 4; Football 1,2; Bas­ketball 1,2; Baseball 1. "Hap­piness is a paid-off car."43

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LONG, MARION; C.S.F. 1,2; A
cappella Choir 4; French Club 3,
4; Art Club 4; Medical Club 3;
Humanities Seminar 1. "Happifriends."0 Sm°" 9TOUP

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LUCAS. RANDY "Luke"; Student
piness is catching butterflies on

ViacDONALD, TIMOTHYMac ;^Xe“,i.3SeXkO“M"
4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,
2. "Happiness is 6 miles on abeautiful evening.

MACCARIO, ROBERT HENRY
is a party at Kamikazi's."

LUNDBLAD, MARK ALAN; Ski
Club 1,2. ’ Happiness is wine and44

of tomorroiv by evading it today.”—Lincoln—

N4JEL, MARGARET ELISABETH
dy- ; A.F.S. 2,3,4; G.A.A.
; Orchestra 1; Pep Band
2,3,4; Band 2,3,4, Sec. 4; German Club 2; Latin Club 1,2; Jr.
Red Cross 3,4; Biology Club
2,3,4; Medical Club 1,2,3. "Hap­piness is a quiet Sunday after-

MAYS, THOMAS ALAN
Tom ,Trans. from Bethesda Chevy
Chase 2. "Happiness is passing
American Government."

MAITA, RONA
Club 1. "Happine
able to shave withsand foot stropped •MARSHALL, DIANE "Dee’ ; Trans,
from Castro Valley High 2; Dra­
ma Club 1,2,3. "Happiness is a
special guy."STS!

mittee 2.3; Timers’ Assoc. 2.3.
"Happiness is being a Miramonte Pom Pon girl."

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' Happiness is Mark.’

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from
King
Jr.
High
2

Spanish Club 2,3;
Cross

Country

Block

3,4;

"M" 4

Track

3,4

"Happiness is no dogs please."

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3;

Happiness

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1,2,4.

makingpeopleArtis~happy.'

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1,2; Rally Committee 2; Art Club2 3 4, Foort dl 1
Hopp,nee-.
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come Committee 1; Medical Club
1. "Happiness is those lazy,
hazy, crazy days of summer."

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PsW;?.'; \Club 3; Home Economics Club 3,
Sec. 3; Welcome Committee 4.
"Happiness is the Campanile's’ime "MOORE, PATRICIA "Patti"; Latin
Club 4; Ski Club 1,2; Welcome
Committee 2,- Timers' Assoc. 2.
"Happiness is a double salute

1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Bas­ketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4. "Hap­piness is leading songs at Young
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MOORE. SUSAN "Susie"; A.F.S.
1.2.3.4, V.P. 3. Pres. 4; C.S F.
2.3,4; French Club 1,2; Jr. Red
Cross 3.4; Interclub Council 4;
Student Advisory Board 1; Muds
Trip 3,- Creative Writing Club 4.
"Happiness is inner peace."

MORRIS, JUDY; Trans, from Sul­phur Springs High 2. Happinessis no headache on Saturday■

MOWREY, PATRICIA "Pa tti”;
A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; French Club 1;

dcUa2^iaXYAHB£NICHANDROS, STEPHEN J.
• Steve”; Attended Fleur du Lac
Electronics,

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Happiness isbut joy cometh in the morning.”—Psalms 30:5—. d

ODOM, RALPH "Mort"; A.F.S.
1,2,3; Student Council 1,- Orchestra 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Band
4; Latin Club 1; Jr. Statesmen
4; Biology Club 1; Medical Club
1,2,3; Humanities Seminar 1.
"Happiness is hard to come by."
NOYA, VIRGINIA "Vicky

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OWEN, KATHYE LEAH "Kothye";
3°bBand 7,2^ Teen

NORBACK, KIM "Mossy”; Pep
Band 1,2; Band 1,2; LandscapeClub 3. Happiness is doing in­sanely stupid things, without
having to tell anyone why.”Club 2, Pres. 2; Variety Show
1,2; A cappella Choir 4; Tum­bling Club 1,2. "Happiness is

PARENT, MARGARET MARY
"Mauray"; Pom Pon Girl 4;
A.F.S. 2; Mirador Staff 3,4; A
Biology Club 2; Welcome Com­mittee 4; Timers’ Assoc. 2,3,4.
though you knowslaughter him.”

you

could

OUTMAN, TIM "Oim”; Latin 1;
Rally Committee 4; Block “M*‘
4; Cross Country 3,4. "Happi­
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jtive Council 1; German Club J;
Ski Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Hu­
manities Seminar 4 Muds Trip
3; Creative Writing Club 4.
Happiness is being a green
H.D. in L.A."

PEARSON, JANIS; A.F.S. 1,4C.S.F. 3,4; French Club 1,4;
Spanish Club 3,4; Ski Club 2;
Jr. Statesmen 4- Welcome Com-Club 1.2,4. "Happiness is amask thaf everybody puts on^om time to t.me to cover up
the fact ,hat underneath they're
really insecure and depressed "''f/
PATTERSON, CAROL LEE; A.F.S.
1,2; Mirador Staff 4; C.S.F.
1,3,4; A cappella Choir 3,4;
German Club 1,2^ Ski Club 1,2;

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Band 3; Band 2,3; German Club
3,4,- Biology Club 3,4; Rifle Club
3,4; Medical Club 3. "Happiness
ic finnllv oassina a Government

piness is^ having a heater on acil 3,4, Pres. 3; Welcome Committee 2,3,4; Medical Club 2,3,
V.P. 3. "Happinessa cheer-X^^^k

RAYMER, MADELEINE; G.A.A.
2,3,4; French Club 1,4; Art Club
2,4. "Happiness is my black
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REED, RORY "Roar' ■ A.F.S. 1,2,
3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Jr. Red
Cross 3; Jr. Statesmen 4; Biology
Club 2; Welcome Committee 1;
Timers' Assoc. 2; Medical Club2; Humanities Seminar 1,4.
"Happiness is an elephant in abean pod."’}■

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REID, BRUCE R.; Football 1,2,4
Basketball 3,4. "Happiness is <RENWICK, KENNETH K. Jr. "Kit";
A.F.S. 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Executive
Council 4; Madrigals 3,4; C.S.F.

4; Biology Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4;Interclub Council 3,4, Pres. 4;
Creative Writing Club 4; Russian
Club 2,3; Swimming 1,2,4;
Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cro^s Country 4. "Happiness is relative?"

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RICHBERGER, BONNIE J"Boo"; Girls' League Treas.

1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4. "Happi-

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4; Welcome Committee 1,2.
"Happiness is assisting."

Don •Chief 4, 1st semester; C.S.F. 3,4;

piness is directly proportional to•the frequency of its appear52ance."

ROSENTHAL, MICHELE "Sheldonor Mike"; Girls' League V.P. 4,
A.F.S. 1; G.A.A. 1; A cappella
Choir 4; French Club 1,2; Span­
ish Club 3; Pep Club 3; Art
Club 3; Welcome Committee 4;
Timers' Assoc. 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.
4. "Happiness is driving down
the highway and seeing Miramonte's football lights on!"is fear itself.”—F. D. Roosevelt—"Happiness is snow in Novem-

SCHINDLER, RICH; Football 1;
Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2.
' Happiness is an eight car fam-

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High 2; A.F.S. 4; French Club
2,3,4; Biology Club 2,4; Science"Happiness is doing nothing and-fe 1' I
SEAMAN, GORDON OWEN "Gor­die"; Rally Committee 3,4; Block“M" 2,3,4- Swimming 2,3,4.
"Happiness is doing homework
Biology Club 1; Swimming 1,2,
3,4. "Happiness is a good filmin government."

Girls' League Rep. '2,3; Rally
Committee 4; ' Pep Club 3;
Timers' Assoc. 2. "Happiness isthe smell of peanut butter . . ."SEARCY, GAY; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4,Sec. 4; Girls' Choir 1; C.S.F.
2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Latin
Club 1,2; Jr. Statesmen 4. "Hap­piness is living—sometimes."

SEARS, GREGORY -Link”; Trans,
from Ygnacio Valley High 1;
Football 3; Basketball 1,2; Base­ball 2. “Happiness is a party at
Kamikaze's house."

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SIRI, CHRIS; German Club 2,3;
Biology Club 1,2,3,4; Welcome
Committee 1,2; Rifle Club 1;
Basketball 1. "Happiness is agirl with long hair."

SINGER. THOMAS ROBERT "Football 3. "Happiness is

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SMITH, STEPHANY ANN Steph ■Girls' Choir 2; A coppello Choir
3,4. "Happiness is togetherness."

3,4. "Happiness is amazing."

4; Senior Council 4; Mirada Stafl
4; Girls' Choir 1; C.S.F. 2; French
Club 1,3; Rally Committee 3;
Welcome Committee 3; Timers^s’oc- 2. "Happiness is heaven-

SMITH, JAMES C. "Jim"; A.F.S.
3,4; Exchange Student to Orkdal,
Norway 4; German Club 3; Latin
Club 1,2; Ski Club 2. "Happinessis getting up in the morning andfinding that the temperature has

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A\SPAULDING, JUDITH "Judi ,Trans, from Newark High 2;
French Club 2.3, Biology Club 2;

ski trips, the beach, raw po­
tatoes, being a Senior, and thestate of being happy."

SPENST, BONNIE; A.F.S. 2,3;
Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 4;
Home Economics Club 2,3,4, V.P.
3; Timers’ Assoc. 2. "Happinessis being in the group with 33 %fewer cavities."

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2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4.

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TAGNEY, WAYNE CHARLES"Tag"; Block "M" 2,3,4; Foot­ball
1,2,3.4.
"Happinessisanchovies."'pff [ ■

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THOMAS, LEIGH "Short & Stocky",A cappella Choir 4; Ski Club 1;
Art Club 4. "Happiness is having

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THOMPSON, WENDY; Girls'
League Rep. 3. Pres. 4; A.F.S.
1,2,3.4, Orchestra 1,2,3; French
Club; Ski Club 2; Interclub Coun­cil 4; Welcome Committee 1,2.
"Happiness is the warm sunwith nothing to do, and a dan­gling modifier."

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TRANBERG, DAVE "Wimp"; Class
V.P. 2; Student Council 2,3,4;Senior Council 4; Ski Club 1,2;
Wrestling 1; Track 1. "Happinessis wearing tennies without

TOWER, MARJORIE "Marge”;
Girls' Choir 1; C.S.F. 2; French

Jr. Red Cross 3,4. "Happinessis blueberry cheesecake ice

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VALLENS, RICHARD HADLEY ‘ Big
Rick '; Russian Club 3; Electronics
Club 3; Medical Club 1,2. "Hap­piness is a warm blonde in acold airplane."i

TWINING, KENNETH CHARLES"Ken"; A.F.S. 4; Student Coun­cil 1,2; Latin Club 1; Ski Club
1,2; Basketball 1. "Happiness isJune 16th."L;

VANDERSLOOT,

to in the yearbook."

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Baseball 2,3,4. "Happiness is a
hot fox on a cold morning."

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VALPREDA, ABIGAIL ANNA MA­
RIA "Gail"; Class Treas. 3; A
cappella Choir 4; Latin Club 1,2;
Ski Club 2. "Happiness is English'."i',,’'10 IF

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Trans, from Northeast High 4;
A.F.S. 4; G.A.A. 3; French Club

Assoc. 4. ’ Happiness is sports

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1,2,3,4, Sec 3; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4;
French Club 1,2; Spanish Club
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F.S. 2; G.A.A. .2: Girls’ Choir

VOELKER, CANDACE LYNN "Candy”; Trans, from Pleasant Hill
High 1; A.F.S. 3; G.A.A. 2,4;
A cappella Choir 1,3,4; French
Club 2; Welcome Committee
Timers' Assoc. 3; Human
Seminar 1. "Happiness is anobtainable feeling."

Jr. Statesmen 4; Biology Club 2;I“ C^cil 44; phH°X°± Ik
Seminar 1,2,4; Muds Trip 2,3"Happiness is no Functions test."

WARNER,

LAWRENCE ALLEN

ball 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Base­ball 1. "Happiness is running.”

WATKINS, DAVID; Spanish Club58

WATKINS. ELLEN •Lush' ; A F S.
2; Jr. Red Cross 3,4, Art Club 2;
Medical Club 1 .2 3. "Hflonirips?

WHITTEN.. GAIL; Trans, from Ala­
meda High 1; Orchestra 1,2,3;Biology Club 2. - Happiness isbeing a DW.

LTc”iSA3L!c£Club 3: Home Economics Club 3.

piness is being a purple H.D. in

WIEGAND, MAUREEN ANN; A.F.S.
2,3,4; Mirador Staff 4; French
Club 1,3; Ski Club 1; Pep Club
4; Welcome Committee 4. "Happinness is being able to eat and

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WILL1AMS, SUSAN MARIE"Susie"; A.F.S. 1; G.A.A. 1,4;
Latin Club 1; Pep Club 3; An
Club 1,2,4. "Happiness is a ’53
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WINBURN, TOM ’Thoras"; Block"M" 3,4; Biology Club 1; Cross
Country 3,4;Wrestling 3,4.
’.Happiness i$ dropping Func-

WILLIAMS, SCOTT; Trans, from
Pasadena High 2; Senior Council
4; Student Council 4; Mirada
Staff 4; Rally Committee 3,4;Interclub Council 4; Swimming 2;
Cross Country 3. "Happiness isgaining weight."

people are really good at heart."—Anne Frank—"

YRIBERRI, PAUL EDMUND;

Pres. 4; Interclub Council
4; Football 1,3,4; Wrest­
ling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,

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"Happiness is censored."

WINTHERS, LAURIE; Class
Secretary 4; Student
Council 4; Senior Council
4; Executive Council 4;
Spanish Club 1; Ski Club
3; Biology Club 1; Stu­
dent Advisory Board 3;
Timers' Assoc. 3. "Happi­
ness is caring."

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Manuel, Cindy
Martinelli, Sandy
Massie, Gordon
Mays, Sally

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McComy, Rich
McCartney, Don
McDowell, Tom
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Myers, Nancy
Nattress, Ken
Neeland, Pat
Nelson, Jean
Nelson, Laurie

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Olson, Gus
O’Neill, Eric
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Ross, Bruce

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Russell, Hilary
Sanford, Denise^eT:^"0Schieble, Mark

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Serr, Steve

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Sheehan, Paul
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Jack Delinger
Leslie Ingalls
Scott Schofield
Kent Simon
Noreen Stockton
Robert Thiele

From Left; Tina Moran, Karen Jones, Cornelia Robinson, Becky Jensen.

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Dunbar,S. Dupuis,
S.
French,P.
Griffith,Hammond,M.
Hennigh,
Hickcox,
C. Jacobs,
D. Jonie,
v. ----- K. Renwick,
Representativeyear
J. Goetz,
Armstrong,
B. Bahme,
B. Bardell,J. Bottjer,o. L.
uwy.v,—G. Mills,
LeProtti, D.
Liu,
B members
Loper,
P. thisLucas,
T. are:MacDonald,
P.S. Majka,
S. D.
Majka,
A. McClure,
P. McKinnon,
J. Peake,
M. Reiley,
Rieser, B. Rust, J. Sawyer, S. Schnugg, P. Siri, D. Tranberg, D. Vandersloot, J. Vandersloot, S. Williams, L. Winthers, A. Wistrich, P. Yriberri.

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Representative
fives. A.F.S. students participate
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Council decides on all
monetary

Center-. Dirk Vandersloot, president. Clockwise: Madeline
LeProtti, secretary; Candy Jacobs, social secretary; Janet
Breidenbach, head cheer leader; Vic Buffalow, chief jus­
tice; Paul Majka, rally commissioner; Sis Boyle, trees
urer; Dove Hammond, vice president.

The Executive Council is the core off our jiudent goveminent. Consisting of the student bodyy officers, the classpresidents and secretaries, and the liInter-club Council
president, the Executive Council meets twice every three
weeks. Not only does it discuss and decide importantschool issues to be brought up before Representative
Council, but it also serves as a communicative body
between the students and the administration.
This year the Executive Council was primarily con­cerned with the semester election of representatives, theSchool Wide Assembly which was presented on December
3rd, and the F.I.C. Assembly which was held in April.

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The Student Advisory Board,consisting of one boy and one
girl representative from each of
the four classes, is headed by
Chief Justice Vic Buffalow. Thisboard meets periodically tocounsel students having disci­pline problems and also serves
as a mediating body between
the students and the adminis­

tration.

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Meeting once every three weeks, the Inter-club Council, under the direction of its president,f
Kit Renwick, strives to co-ordinate club activities. The= president of Inter-club Council also
alsc has animportant vote in both Executive and Representative
ze Councils, thus giving the clubs a voice instudent affairs. This year the clubs decorated the classroom doors at Christmas and sponsored theschool carnival. The carnival is held every other year, alternating with the ICC dance.

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gUfc’Miss Giddings, advisor

Wendy Thompson, president

Girls'

League, the one organization towhich all Miramonte girls belong, had afull schedule this year under the directionof Wendy Thompson and with the assist­ance of Assistant-principal, Miss Giddings.

The club’s major fall event was

Big andLittle Sister Day, an activity in which newstudents and Freshmen were given Big Sis­
ters to orient them to the ways of Mira­monte.

theIn the spring, the club sponsoredMother-Daughter

Tea

and

FashionShow. At this event girls from the Home
Economics Department modeled clothes thatthey had made.
Wendy McBane, secretary

Anne Acton, Sr. representative

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1. Paul Majka, Rally Commissioner
2. Doug Walker, Geoff Riesen Ushers
3. Jaki Singer, Judy Lissner: Announcement Committee
4. Carol Patterson, Kathy Gruhler, Jim Baker, Alice Acton,
Rob Wallace: Put Up and Take Down Committee
5. Jan Breidenbach, Andrea Knudsen: Sportsmanship Rating
Committee
6. Peggy Hart, Lorrie Byrne, Stacey Griffith, Barbara Rust:
Banner Committee
7. Elise Lininger, Patty Schwiers, Betsy Brock, Peggy Sheehan,Debbie Wiener, Scott Williams, Sue Watson, Sandi Beretta,
Robin Roth, Wendy McBane: Poster Committee

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Pep Club
Tim Outman, Gordie Seaman: Ushers
Cheryl Hatch, Sandy Jaekle, Patti Mowrey, Debbie Molofsky: Ticket Committee
Cyndy Hamilton, Judy Roberts, Sue Loper, Al Roosma,
Anne McClure, Sue Watson, Jill McCaffery, Rick Williams,
Craig Manlove, Chris Slattery, Tom Culbertson, Charlie
Woodard: Skits and Stunts Committee

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Membership in the Miramonte Rally Com­mittee is limited to the students of the sopho­
more, junior, and senior classes.
The Rally Commissioner and class presidents
and secretaries review essays submitted by in­terested students and, on the basis of their ideas
for promoting school spirit, select new members
for the coming year. These new members are
assigned to a specific working committee by the
Rally Commissioner.
The Pep Club, headed by Johnn Savage,
intention ofworks wifewith the Rally Committee. The int
this club vwas to encourage student body memwhite to the games, o work withbers to weSMUiCfi/

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Each year some lucky Miramontestudents
share their homes andAmerican lives with a foreign ichange student,, and selected Mi
Mira/ith amonte students sspend a year wit.
family abroad.
Since 1957 Miramonte has sent 15
Americans abroad to 11
foreigncountries and has hosted 22 ex­change students from 17 different
countries. We learn to know thesestudents as individuals and friends,
not as foreigners, and we hope they
see us in the same light. At times
the year is not easy for the student
or for the host family, but wonderfulexperiences are never easy nor are
they ever forgotten. Exchange stu­
Jim Smith, Miramonte exchange students leave, having adopted a newnation, a new family, and having
more emotion than can be expressed
Club members are: S. Avery, N. Banker, P. Brody, D. Byrne,
in words. This year, we have had
K. Chambers, M. Charter, P. Clear, K. deRoque, D. Ferguson,
three wonderful exchange students at Miramonte.
S. Ferguson, J. Fiori, S. French, R. Geffe, K. Gilman, L, Gohr,S. Griffith, J. Haggerty, L. Hartsough, N. Hartwell, K. Heggie,
We can not thank Ivan, Vicky and Bjorn enough forA.
Hendrickson, B. Herdes, R. Hersey, D. Holmes, N. Hubner,
all that they have given to us.
D, Johnson, S. Kenny, A. Knudsen, E. Kermit, L. Kersten, M.
The A.F.S. club has had a memorable year with
LeProtti, K. Lindley, J. Manuel, S. Martinelle, A. McKenzie, M.
the guidance of Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Calhoon
Mitchell, A. Moe, J. Moreskine, S. Moore, I. Moura, M. Mutch,
J. Nelson, P. Nemzek, V. Noya, B. Oakes, D. Palmquist, J.
and under the able leadership of President Sue
Peake, J. Pearson, P. Pearson, P. Pedersen, L. Petersen, N.
Moore. Highlighted by the Welcome Potluck, the an­
Niel, L. Reiley, K. Renwick, B. Richberger, J. Richberger, S.
nual fund drive, the Christmas Party, numerous guest
Roycraft, K. Rubenstein, M. Schugg, M. Schroeder, B. Searcy,
speakers, and the Farewell Tea, the year was a great
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G. Searcy, C, Siegel, J. Singer, S. Simmons, S. Skinner, W.
Thompson, M. Titmus, B. Tranberg, C. Wagner, B. Webb, L.
Whiting, E. Witt, P. Zerkle.

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This year has been really nice and won­
derful and I have learned a lot. Thank you
Miramonte and thank you Orinda.

Mi principal experiencia ha side encontrar
todo tan diferente y todo tan iqual . . .

I'm gladg'ad I was one of themany lucky A.F.S. students thatwere sent to Miramonte High.
Teachers and friends — every­
body was just marvelous to me.
Some win, some lose, but noproblems to me. U.S.A., Sunny
California, Orinda, great Mira­monte, here I am.
So, now I wish to express mymost sincere gratitude to all
those who helped me have sucha great experience here thisyear, and particularly to the
A.F.S. people of Orinda who
were always so friendly andhelpful. I just won't say a de­finitive good-bye because I'll beback someday, se Deus quiser.
Com muitas Saudades do rempre

A truly great year is close to its
end. Going to school at Miramontehas really been an experience be­yond all anticipations. I couldn’t
have come to any school where thecourses would have been more in­teresting or where the student body,spirit, and friendship would havebeen stronger. I'm sure I will return
to California some day. In the mean­
while I really hope you’ll come andsee me when you visit Sweden.
Happas vi ses snart.

awolcOM!/d new students to Miramonte is the purpose of the Welcome Committee,. Membership
Greeting
nittee is open to all interested students. Members are selected by the newly-electedin the commit
the advisor, Miss Erends on the basis of interest and school citizenship.
officers and ti
imittee, and. fo­
student
enrolled at Miramonte is assigned to ci member of thS comr
Each new l.
ie year was thettend noon parties and other school activities. The main event of thegether they after
after-school Chris
riristmas party, where many new friendships were made.
:ome Committee donates the money made at its candy sales to the A.F.S.
WelcomeVFI
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Moore, J. Holer, M. Appelbaum, S. Boulware, I. Byrne, L. LaMoure.

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Front Row-. K. Gilman, P.
Brody, E. Kermit, C. Sodestrom, C. Milespaugh, L.
Reiley, V. Ross. Row 2: M.
Schroeder, M. Partridge, S.
French, J. Bjorndol, S.
Jones, K. Grey, J. Foley.
Back Row: Miss McPheeters, advisor,- G. Wood,secretary-treasurer; M.
Ruedrich, president; G.
Jones, M. Raymer, publi­
city; Miss Erends, advisor.

l iswimming and tennis. Fall found members competing with other schools in field hockey. Early in December, G.A.A ers spent long hours
in practice, anticipating the Fourth Annual Del Valle Invitational Basketball Tournament. In the spring, the girls could be seen after schoolon the baseball diamonds enjoying interschool games.
These devoted girls deserve to be commended for their loyal participation in representing Miramonte in girls' sports.

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Front Row: D. Paille, L.
Furtado, C. Smith, B. Tranberg, M. Reynolds, presi­
dent; L. Irwin, treasurer,S. Watson, I. Viscara. sec­
retary,- K. Guyman, vicepresident; J. Williams.

Under the able guidance of Miss Buttars, thecarried through a busy schedule. In December thetheir biggest money-making projects, the sale of I
course of the year, members compiled a book of 1
Christmas gave a tea for the teachers. The Home E<
active year by presenting to Miramonte girls and their mothers
Fashion Show in which the girls modeled clothing they had made themselves
during the school year.

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Front rows* Mr. Scott, advisor,- C. Chambers, sergeant at arms; G. Baker,-secretary-treasurer; P. Yriberri, president; D. Truax, J^r,wPj1|i.l*'pS'

Texdahl, T. Rawson. Row 5: J. Campbell, J. Newman, A. Dawson, C. Woodard, D. Garroutte, A. Deubner, S. Schnugg, D. Walker. Row
6: B. McCamy, G. Seaman, J. Savage, J. Gallagher, D. Johnson, G. Woodcock, J. Brock, J. Bottjer, B. Conyers. Row 7: J. Festerson, C.
Spinks, B. McLean, R. Boone, R. Longacre, S. Buell, R. Vaughn. Back Row: J. Vicars, K. Texara, B. Olson, B. Reid, W. Webster, B. Maccario.

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The Block M Society began its activities early this year by organizing the
49'er Football Scrimmage. The money raised by Miramonte was donated to our
Football Light Fund. Late in the year Block M sponsored a fund-raising dance;
proceeds will be used to buy sports equipm.
jment for the school.
The Block M Society was founded ,nin 1956. Membership is limited to those:*y letter. The purpose of this honorary
boys who have been awarded a Varsity
society is "to encourage interest in athleticiv competition."c

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wkeel/ club
Chosen for their academic, athletic, and leadership abilities, themembers of the Wheel Club have contributed much to the betterment of
Miramonte through their service..ce projects. Under the direction of Mr.
Wedell, this year's club sponstsored a free dance in November and the
Ugly Man Contest in May. Tf
fhe members also assisted at Miramonte's
Career Night and officiated at Rotar
try Field Day.
The Wheel Club this year has beenI
an active and dedicated one, andhas fulfilled its purpose as a service organization.

Center: Jamie Armstrong, secretary-treasurer,- Mr. Wedell, advisor; Dennis Truax, presjsident. Clockwise: C.
Rieser, D. Vandersloot, B. Milton, J. Brock, C. Woodard, M. Reiley, B. Hussey, P. Majka,
a, P. Yriberri, J. Ferguson, R. Winquist, K. Williams, M. Hennigh.

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Timers' Association, organized pri­marily to officiate at swimming andtrack meets, is now active in almost
every phase of athletics at Miramonte. During football season theykeep records to indicate team per­formance for the coaches' reference.
Atbasketball
games
they
help
coaches and team by timing, spot­ting shots, 'and keeping statistics.
Members arer.
—judges at track
meets, and at sUm
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members finisheaSkiij"
traditional party for theland with an annual ca
money they earn i^^^|stop watches^j^JSffT
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lectedbyMr.

Callan,themembers of the club aid po­lice and faculty in maintain­

ing security at school events.

These boys also take tick­ets and attend the gates athome games.

Intyre, S. Nichandras.

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The Audio-Visual Club has been of invaluable
service to Miramonte throughout the year.

Under

the able direction of Mr. Cappa, they are respon-

sible

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sound

assemblies,

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rallies,audio-visualequipment avaiiabl
ale for classroom use.
Using their experience from Miramonte, manyof the members of this group go on to become pro­fessionals in this field.

Above: G. Ford, B. Helbert, M. Edwards. Right: J Pear­son, F. Sigworth, J. Lieber. Below: L. Lieber, president.

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J. Smyth, secretary; ,P. Harrtative; Mrs. Calhoon, advisor.

row. C. Waterman, L, J. Kessler, J. Bjorndal,
S. Law, P Pearson, S. Kerns, R.
Wallace, P Hammond, B. Ai­
derton. Row 2- G. Clark, R.
Hoffman, P. Ha*tch,-M. Sungar,
B. Baker, J. Aiderton, L. Witter,
P. Rudd, M. Hansen. Row 3:
I. Winter, J. Vinn, P. McCul­lough, J. Roberts, J. Peake, K.
Moulton,
G. Valpreda, A
Schieble, P Clear. Back rowC. Pisarra, B. Dunlop, B. Kreik,
C. Gilbert, P. Aveion, A. Wolfe,
D. Sylvester, S. Clyatt.

Front row: D. Steck, B. B^eor, D.
Jonte, L. Sturges, P. Brody, A.
Smith, J. Aitchison, J. Bjorndol,
J. McGuire. Row 2: D. Sossone.
L. Malin, L. Stroh, F. Hensen, P.
Moore, C. Anderson, S. Baggerly, M. Mitchell. Row 3: D.
Cronin, S. Lee, C. Donoghue, P.
Aveson, L. Reiley, J. Smyth, C.
Manuel, P. Hartzog, R. Dahms.
Row 4: J. Sawyer, R. Cavalli,
D. Stone, J. Peake, S. Serr, L.
Hickcox, S. Wofson. Back row:
B. Seifert, R. Rawson, R. Bines,
S. Barker, R. Warner, S. East­man, B. Rathie.

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Under the enthusiastic guidance of Mrs. Calhoon, the Latin Club has again enjoyedJ an
active year. They participated in the St. Mary's Latin Scholarship3 Competition as well
we as
the Latin Bowl in Covina. In February they traveled to Davis for a lecture on Caesar and in
May they held their annual Latin Banquet.
any student who is studyir
The Latin Club requires no dues and is oper
ying Latin or
id a scholarwho has studied the language in the past. The> club> finances its activities anc
ship each year through candy and cake sales.

Above: This is the entire group which traveled by chartered bus to Covina,
California for the annual Latin Bowl Competition.

Below, left to right: J. Vinn, P. Pearson, L. Reiley, and P. Hammond.

These are the four students
who took second place in the

Latin Bowl Competition in Co­
vina,

in the spring.

Fourteenhundred participants from all ofCalifornia competed in the areasof Roman life, history, art, lit­

erature, and mythology. We areproud of these language repre­

sentatives.

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Imi/vcIu clubTo encourage students to gain a more complete
knowledge of the culture of French-speaking countries is
the main goal of Miramonte’s very active French Club.
Included in their activities were French movies, trips
to French restaurants and to the Palace of The Legionof Honor, and a dance in January. They also brought
the movie. The Crucible, to Miramonte for the enjoymentof other interested student body members.

W- HaH' K- Komrn' M. Pearson, S. James, S. Doty, P. Chappell, L. Whiting, J. Starke, D, Hoffe, M. Evans.

Griffith, S. Miners' M. Holland/ N. Reid, C.' Treguboff, M. Yost, K. Flanagan, L Gohr, C. Holm, J. Nelson, E. O'Hare. Row 5: K.
Rubenstein, R Geffel, P. Paul, S. Smith, J. Richberger, M. Johnson, A. LeProtti, M. Guzzo, S. Mills, S. Shepard, L Hansen. Row 6:
S. Kasten, J. Ehle, B. LaVigne, G. Driscoll, J. Block, V. Evans, A. Hendrickson, S. Gillis, W. Osmunson, J. Haist. Row 7: R. Atkinson, C.
Manlove, J. Collins, K. Farrar, M. Reiley, B. Owens, M. Corrieo, T. Beckett.

inish Club has
The membership of the Spanisl
more than doubled since 1956.i. This yeainearly seventy ambitious students showed aninterest in the Spanish language by planningand taking part in the activities of the Spanish
Club.
Among their activities planned weredinners, films, and participation in theValley Language Day in the spring.

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The German

Club is an organization
anization which

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to allstudents

interested in furthering their knowledgeof German culledge and understanding
understarregistration in a German class on campus is not arequirement for>ership.
member
The Gerrrman Club planned many interesting projects this year, including

the showinc
ng1 of moviesracquired from the German Consulate, and a mostsuccessful field
fr
trtrip to San Francisco which included lunch at a <German restaurant, "The Rat
Jthskeller," and the viewing of Buddenbrook, aj movie fromthe book by Thomas Mann.

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McKeever, president, Seated: S. Volker,
J. Sawyer, S. Stevens.

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This year, Miramonte added to its organizations the Chess Club,
under the direction of Mr. Fridell. The club, which meets every Thurs­day, is a member of the Interschool Chess League. During the League
season, matches between schools are held every other Thursday.
The Chess Club welcomes any new members who are interested
in participating in this intellectually challenging game.

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N.
Convention
in Berkeley was
this year's goal
for the newly
chartered JuniorStatesmen. Ten
members representing the"Mongolian
Delegation" at­tended the Feb­
ruary meeting.
This is the firsttime Miramontehas participatedin this event.
The January
candy sale, co­ordinated by
Ralph Odom,
netted the Jun­ior Statesmen
Association en­
ough money toinsure futureclub activity.

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received. For children of the Bel Air Elemeuiementary
School in Pittsburg, Christmas this year
ir broughtmembers of the Jr. Red Cross Club w
with gifts
and refreshments for the second annual Christ­mas party arranged by this group. The happinessof both children and club members was rewardrenough for the month of planning that preceded

the event. Last year the club brought Christmas to 22 children; this year 36
youngsters and 21 Jr. Red Cross members found that in sharing happinesscomes the real spirit of Christmas.

MEMBERS: L Petersen, President; R. Atkinson, Secretory-Tree surer,- M. Atkinson, Publicity; J. Adams
J. Manuel. S. Moore, C. Sorensen, P. Spaich,
Strong, L. Strow, H. Sweet, E. Watkins. L. Willia-.....

biology club
During the last year, theBio.logy Club has-beenstudying marine biology. In
conjunction with this subject,
the club, under the directionof Mr. Arnov, enjoyed field
trips to the ocean, to the
Steinhart Aquarium and to
the ever-popular tidelands
at Moss Beach and vicinity.
Open to all students inter­
ested in biology, the club
stimulates fascinating dis­cussions and conducts stud­
ies in the field.

Left to right. Front row: K. /hoh'd.
2: L. Tombros, C. Stone, S.
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T. Howe, B. Oakes, R. Vines, D. Tighe, M. Lewis, S. Hansen, M. Kooyman, R. Cunningham, B.
row; M. Schroeder, ( Sin, J Collins,
ColliWeyeneth, S. Mojko, B. Schaffer, L.

T/CMSe/ CXtCPThe Rif|e C|ufc) provides an opportunity for all interested
provi”
students to improve their marksmanship and learn the funda­
mentals of firearms and their safe use. Meeting every other Thursday, the group has practiced at the Oak­land Pistol Club Range and at Grass Valley Regional Park.
The Rifle Club also plans to sponsor a Hunters

Front row.- D. Schuyler, president; B. Terry, J. Collin, vice-president. Back row: J. Valov, T. Hopkins, J. Conley, R. McIntyre, Mr. Muller, advisor,D. Buset, D. Wainwright.

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type of Art Club meeting was held this year—aworkshop where members were able to work with the att
materials available at Miramonte. Workshop began with ademonstration on the use of the potter's wheel by AMr. Mack; this was followed by several afterschool sessions at which members tried their ski
allI at the wheel. The enthusiastic members of
this year's
Jar's Art Club are initiating the design and development of an outdoor bulletin board forthe schoc1

OJtjb duhSsor. Row 2: D Alexander, C Banducci, J.
K. Hecathorn, S. Guy, K. Spinks, C. Holm,
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Ideas and experiences in thefield of photography have been
exchanged by members- of the
Photography
yClul
Club, which has met
once a week. This year, the clubenjoyed a field trip to San Fran­cisco, where members took pic­tures of Fisherman's Wharf.
Photography Club members con­tribute much of the photography
used in publications at Mira-^fcz^^rr^e”i,debrond- wa,don-Wallace, president. Back row.

Contributiting more than any other' organization

to

the
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spiritofMiramonteistheMiramonte IHigh School Concert and Marching

Band.
Band,

home
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Band

footballmembersandattendedbasketball

every

game
game,

per-

formed at half-time, played at rallieies, participated in the Christmas and Springj Con-certs,

andSuccessfulprovidedschoolmusic for graducjation.

activities

owe

much

Miramonte's fine band.

L. Williams, G. Woodcock, L. Young, L. Roberts.

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Leftto ngM Front^row. ^Mr Anderson, E. VanNess, K. Spinks. J. Coggin, M. Kelly, C. Doran, J Mr

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R Lucas. J.. Messersmith, N.

Roosmo. J. Murphy, J. Collins. M Holland G. Volpreda. S. Stratton. I. Irwin, C. Downing* Row 3, J Adams. I Smiley. K Gruhler, S. Smith,
S lord, M. Doran. J. Key, D. Holmes. T. Lowther. N Rieser, M Hoover. G
Kling. K. Owen, S. Smith. J. Nelson. D. McDowell, R. Jaeger, Bi Armando JFhk row K Myers. T
Parent, D. Easterly, T. King.

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Hickman. P. Beckett, D. Bleuel. M.

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Left to right. Front row: K. Howell, D, Hecafhorn, L. Kolbec
beck, B. Richberger, J. Eberhart, N. Miller, J. Leftwich, S. Partell, B. Brodrick. S
Douglas, J. Valencia, C. Campbell, N. Colavan, B. Forster.
Ro 2: V. Lieber, B. Brear, L. Clarke, K. Gilbert, C. Clark, S. Bentsen, J. Gianti, D.
_ ____ Row
Marshall, L. Francis, C. Bell, A. Bell, K. Davies, K. Delaney. Row 3: V. Coffee, C. White, C. Easterbrook, K. Jackson, R. Vriend, J. Schenk, L.
Hartrog, K:
K. Helinus, J. Adams,
Adams R. Geffel. Row 4: M. Simon, C. Arnott, C. Manuel, K. Dunlop, J. Smyth, L. Malin,Adams, S. Irwin, C. Curtis, P. Harftog,
L. Macintosh, J. Aitchison, S. McGraw, K. Granberg, B. Saunders. Row 5: C. Robinson, I. Harvey, E. Fredricksson, D. Sanford, M. Gannon, ABishop, L. Hickcox, J. Moreskine, K. Owen. Back row: S. French, K. Bjorndal, D. Van Dyne, L. Fairchild, A. Fredricks, S. Tisdel, B. Sims, ABoyd, S. Law.

Left to right: Front row. E. Witt, D. Schuyler, M. Hansen, V. Cherven, S

Dion, S. Lohse, S. Faunce, J

Gilbert. Row 2: T. James, M. Guzzo, D.

The Girls' Chorus and A Cappella Choir, under the able direction of Mr.

Anderson, participated in several, successful programs this year. Their perform­
ances included the District Choral Festival at Las Lomas, the Christmas program,the Spring Concert, and participation in the Baccalaureate services.
The Orchestra not only played in the Christmas and Spring concerts, butalso provided music for the All-school Assembly and gave an assembly at eachof the Intermediate schools in the area.

Presented a Christmas
This year for the first time, the Music: Department preAssembly>ly

for theentireschool.

Highlightss

includedthet|performance

of

the

o'f Handel s Messiah.
District Honor
F
Choir and our own choirs sine
iging portions Oi

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Above: Judy Lissner. Editor-In-Chief

Above: Andrea Moe and Debbie Palmquist, Classes and Faculty. Below:
Jim Brock and Sis Boyle, Sports Editors.

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Bob Bailey, Editor-in-chief
semester. Mrs. Rosso, Advi

Reporters: Marilyn Moore, Bobbie Saunders, Maureen Wiegand, Mary Ann Ruedrich, Chris Anderson,and Mark Russell.
The Mirador, Student supported news­
paper, is published 15 times during theschool year. Journalism I and II students
scour the campus to give as complete
coverage, as possible to school activities
as well as to faculty and student affairs.

This year's staff has emphasized the im­portance of student leadership and haspresented

controversial

issuesinthe"Student Forum.” Student opinion may
be voicedina"Letters to the

Editor"column. In addition to practical experi­ence in newspaper
iper work, journalismj<stu­

Marilyn Moore and Linda Hamm, Exchange Editors 1 st semester, Maur
News Editor,- Tim Howe, Sports Editor; Michele Dahms, Editorial Editor.

dents develop a sense ofof personal

Chris

Pisarra,Photographer;

Judy

Bjorndal,Business

Manager,-

Exchange Editor 2nd semester.

Laurie Saunders, Editor-in-chief 1stsemester.

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CLASS OF 1966
Armstrong, James*
Babcock, Jim*
Biorndal, Judy*Boyle, Margaret
Breidenbach, Janet

Buffo low,' Vic*
Carroll, Patrick
Hecathorn, Kris
Johnson, Leslie*

Jostes, John
Kanerva, Barbara*
Lawver, Larry*
Lissner, Judy*
Macdonald, Tim
Maxfield, Lloyd*
Moe, Andrea
Moore, Susan’
Mowrey, Patti

Patterson, Carol
Pearson, Janis
Pearson, Peter
Spinks, Charles
Titmus, Margie*
Wa'lker.$lDat;re?1 DouglasWindle, Tim
Zerkle, Pamela"

CLASS OF 1967

Anderson, Julie
Ayres Kathy
Campbell, Stuart
Chambers, Kate
Cherven, Vic
Culbertson, Tom
Dawson, Art
deBenedictis, Tinah
Haggerty, Janis

Hammond, Peter
Hersey, Richard

Rust, Barbara
Singer, Jackie

Kooyman, Mary
Loper, Sue
Meyer, Larryebbie

Winter, Isabel
Yee, ^JaniceSU"

CLASS OF 1968

X«i?9HoHy,een

Lindley, Kay
Maika, Stanley
McGuire, Jean
Moe, Janet
Nemzek, Paula
Pearson, Martha
Richberger, Janet

Guthrie, Jim
Hennigh, Mark
Ivantich, Mary
Lewis, Mike

Schaffer, James
Schnugg, Mary

Aiderton, Janet
Atkinson, Monica

Crutchfield, Richard
Deubner, Alan

^DorothyThomson, Marta
Tighe, Dennis
Wayne, Linda
Weyneth, Bob

Yao, Margaret
Yee, Margaret

CLASS OF 1969
Jonte, Diane
Brear, Jim
Conley, Jim
Dupuis, DaveFerguson, Sally

Hecathorn, Debbie
Herdes, Roberta
Hopkins, TomMyers, Nancy

Kenyon, Charity

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Malin, Lucy
Mills, Greg

Sturges, Linda
Wagner, Martha•Gold Seal Bearers

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Sherry Partell

Juliett Ohleyer

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Cyndy Hamilton

Head - Jill McCaffery

Debby Palmquist
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Katie. Leslie Johnson
Mrs. Waughop
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LucilleCandy Voelker
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Mr. Dodge
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Mighty laMorte muscles up

The Sarge scared them(M school/ cts$e»nb&j

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Dixon Farmer spoke during the Awards Assembly.

coys & Girls StateThe most stimulating assembly of the yea

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Gary Baker—Quarterback

Marsh Snover—Halfback

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Fim Macdona d—Halfback

Tim Windle—Linebacker

158

Tom Shetterly—Quarterback

Chuck Chambers—Tackle

LEAGUEJim Barrett—Center

Bruce Retd—End
Most Valuable Lineman

Paul Yriberri—Halfback
Most Valuable Back

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Bill Milton
Defensive Safety

With only five returning lettermen, this year's Varsity football team was at
Jt a great disadvantagee meetingithe more experienced teams of the league. However, fightingI 1talent came up
from las*
1st year's championship Junior Varsity team, and new-comers Chuck Charambers and John
Gordon helped.
provide an explosive line-up.
Desjspite an unimpressive record in the league standings, the Mats still had remarkable team
id finished the season proudly.
spirit anc

Hal

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^76

Bock Row: N. Donohue. E. Potterson, R Crutchfield. D. Burnley. B. Bordell, K. Germcnn. M Winfree, P. Aveson. G Winburn. Row 3
J. Schoeffer. I Gosch. S Kersch, S. Lester. K. Seaman, S. Dupuis. S. Williams. C Phelps. D Eide. S Young. Conches Clark and Durant

S. Clyatf, P. Little, D. Adams, D. McDowell, D hSh^^LPS^l^^e™^Olden' B(jrifeSknAfetv

B. Truax, S. Stratton, B. Barnes, J. Horning, G. DeGuarda, J. Meteer.

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Miramonte's Cross Country team has
rays followed a tradition of team efalwc
fortt and success. This year proved to be
jption as the strong Varsity took
no excep
place in league competition.
Leading the team as the number-one
runner was a Junior, Doug Garroute,backed by experienced Seniors Larry
Warner, Dave Horning, and Bill McCamy
and an unusually large number of lower
classmen.
The most decisive meet of the season
was the first one against Del Valle. The
Mats would surely have won this battle
had it not been for the untimely injuriesof three top runners, Jack Bowers, Dave
Horning, and Larry Warner. Later in theseason, with the Varsity at full strength,
the Mats easily defeated Del Valle, theteam which ultimately took the cham­pionship.

Back row: B. McCamy, C. Woodard, G. Dunbar, J. Bowers,.

Coach Campbell checks with timers

Front row: J. Gallagher, A. Wistrich, L

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Coach Campbell tallies the score

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Back row: M. Schieble, D. Renwick, J.
R. Klemmendson, J. Roberts, R. Warner,

basketbM 'G>G>This year’s Varsity basketball team proved
to be oneoof the most explosive and unpredictablc
ble teams in Miramonte’s history. They
displayec
sd the talent necessary to bring Miramonte a1 winning season, yet lacked consistency —- the element required to make areigning power in league competition. The Mats coached by Mr. Blackwood,
had many.
chances to give up, but theirbindingI spirit and pride enabled them tobounce from a disheartening defeat to adecisives victory,,.
Despiteite frustrating
frustrelosses, the Mats had
some satisfying
In the second half
unsfying victories.
viof the season they
beat Piedmont, the un­thedefeated
league leader.
u league
Bruce■ Reid andPete Jensen received posi­artions on the second team of the All-league
F.A.L. squad. Bruce was previously awarded
the Sportsman of the Week award, an honor
which was shared with Coach Blackwood.

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Top Row: E. Blankenship, Coac
McKinnon. J Collins. B. Mullene" A-Wol,o. ^d":

The Junior Varsity team rallied to a suc­cessful season with the coaching of Mr.
Callan and the ball handling of stand-outs
Jim Thamen, John Ferguson, and Steve
Schnugg. These players and the rest of theV.'s will provide exceptional material forsxt year's Varsity.
The Freshmen performed especially wellir the top at the terminationand finished nearof the season.

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irs I've been at Miramonte, I can say
Reflecting
the three years
ting on<tling team was the best I’ve coachedwith pride that this year's wrestlir
been with me a long time and somethus far. Some of the boys had be

ig. I1 won't
forget the contributions theyof them were new to wrestling•wore the green unf­
made to this school, and to their team. They7
its of their efforts made me
form with dignity and pride, and the resultsvery proud.

We finished the league dual meet season with only one loss;

we ranked high in the East Bay by taking second place at the Del

Valle

Invitational

Wrestling

Tournament,

whichiincluded

schoolsfrom the Foothill, East Bay, North Bay, and Diablo Valley' Leagues,
jye to the
The team of '66-'67 and I would like to say good-b}

Senior wrestlers of '65-'66.

Good luck in whatever endeavor

may pursue. Remember what ■you have accomplished here and let
the energy you have displayed be the force which molds your future.

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Back Row: J. Gordon, J. Bott|er,

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John Gordon — Pitcher
Dirk Vandersloot — Catcher

Doug Peter — Outfield

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Top Row.- S. Lewis, B. Mutch, K. Nattress, T. MacDonald, G. Hale, A. Wolfe, C. LeGrand, J. Burkman, R. Spongberg, M. Lewis.
Bottom Row: J. Jessup, J. Heller, T. Gordon, J. Stovall, L. Gosch, M. Flynn, S. Hale, Coach Scott.

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This year’s Varsity Swimming team is re-buildincig around several returning lettermen.
These include Seniors Dave Horning, John
/age,
Save""
10 Vic Buffalow, and Bruce Calderiod.
The Mats showed their power when they
downed Del Valle in their first meet of theseason. By continuingI to improve, the teamshould have a good <chance at the league
championship by defeating Las Lomas andAcalanes, their toughest competitors.

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Dave Horning—
Back Row: B. Sage, T. Beckett, J. Block, J. Hartzog, P. McCullough, G. Severen. Bottom Row: R.
Warner, R. Klemmedsen, J. Miller, N. Houx, F. Thornton.

The 1966 Track team started the sea­
son well, cis they defeated both Alham­
bra and Campolindo in their opening
meets. If the team continues this pace,
it is evident that they will finish highin the league standings.
s greatBob Moog provides thejrned inest running strength and has tur
some of the best times in the Ileague in:k Bowers,
the half mile. Larry Warner, Jacl
George Davenport, and Doug Garoutte
will supply the endurance for the distance races, and will be accompanied by
Bob Hussey, Jamie Armstrong, Jan Bottjer, and Ken Texera in the sprints.
Coach Wedel! — Coach Phillips

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McLean, B. Washburn, J. Bowers.

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Chris Pisorra — Manager

Dunbar, S. Campbell.

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feiuuS 166-season and suffered only
The VARSITY Tennis team had an excellent pre-:pne loss to the Cal Frosh. In defeating D.V.C. and El (Camino in unofficial competition, the Mats showed that they were one of the top teams in the Bay Area.
Geoff and Craig Reiser were at the top of the ladder and were followed sucively by Steve Schnugg, Charlie Woodard, Dave McDowell, and freshman
Leonard. With this material, the tennis team had a most successful year andhigh in the league standings.

Culbertson, G. Smith, S. Majko, Front Row: J. Cairns, J. Peake, D. Liu, S. Serr, R.

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Back Row:

Although this year’s Varsity
Golf team is relatively young,
it is by no means weak. Bruce
Conyers is the only Senior of thesix Varsity golfers, indicatingthat the 1966 golf season will
be one of rebuilding as well asof success. The Varsity is com­posed of Chris Cutting, Pete Jen­sen, Paul Aveson, Bill Colwell,
Greg Mills, and Bruce Conyers.
League honors could be taken
by any team this year, and Mr.
Guzzo believes that the Mats
have an excellent chance of win­ning the championship.

Tim Outman

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In the girls' sports program this year many girls had the opportunity to participate in swimming,
hockey, tennis, basketball, badminton, and softball.
Among the victories, the girls' swimming team took first place
ce in the annual League meet. The tennis
and hockey teams also performed well and won a majority of theirir games.
In basketball, the "A" team took third place in league playbehind Del Valle and De Anza, while the "B" team took secondin their league. The highlight of the season was the Annual Del
Valle Invitational Tournament, in which our team took fourth.
Outstanding Player Awards were given to Mary Ann Ruedrich and Jackie Ehle, while Jean Anderson and Kathy Sodestrom
received Honorable Mentions. Other players in the tournament
were Genia Wood, Gloria Jones, Judy Roberts, Sue Jones, andJenny Peake.
The G.A.A. finished the year with recreational badmintonand competitive softball and won most of their games.

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Abbott, Wayne 28,62
Abend, Larry 90

Aberham, Kathleen 69
Aberham, Patti 90

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Adams, Joanne 28,124
Adams, John 90,164
Adams, Leslie 90
Adams, Linda 90
Adams, Richard 69,77
Adamson, Earnest 69
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Ahola, Kristine 79,182
Aldertoton, Janet 79,1 18,

Aiderton, William 69,1 18
Alexander, Deborah 28,
120,126

198

Anderson, Christine 69,
1 18,132,141,143,144

Anderson, Jean 69
Anderson, Julia 69,186
Anderson, Lee 28,149
Anderson, Mark 28
Anderson, Steve 28,147
Angell, Beverly 79
Angelo, Lisa 90
Appelbaum, Marvin 28,
1 12,122
Arkelian, Barbara 79,121
Arkelian, Michael 29,148,
161

Armando, Robert 29,128,
Armstrong, James 25,26,
29,64,103,142,149,152,
176,177,183

Armstrong, John 90,99
Arnold, Douglas 69
Arnold, Mike 99
Arnott, Cathy 90,128
Aronsen, Wendy 69,128
Atkinson, Monica 85,124,

Bahme, Bob 90,99,103,
172,183
Bailey, Robert 29,132,185
Bailey, William 79
Bain, Don 79
Bajuniemi, Ronald 69
Baker, Barbara 79,1 18

Bishop, John 69,143,169,
Bittner, Carolyn 90
Bjorndal, Judy 30,65,118,
132,187
Bjorndal, Karen 90,128

Blair, JoAnne 79
Blake, Richard 30
Blankenship, Edward 79,
128,172,183

Block, Jim 79,121,181
Blomgren, Dave 79,183
Boero, Cathy 79,125
Boone, Ron 30,1 14,161,

162,163
Bothereau, Betty 90,120

Boulware, Susan 69,112,
Bowers, Jack 69,114,122,

Baker, James 29,109,127
Banducci, Charleta 79,126
Banker, David 69
Banker, Nancy 90
Bardell, Robert 69,1(
103,164
Barkelew, Claire 69
Barkelew, Jim 90
Barker, Scott 79,87,1 18
Barker, Steve 90,98
Barnekow, Christine 30
Barnekow, Ronald 90
Barnes, David 79,127
Barrett, James 30,149,151,
159,163,182

Bartie, James 127,129,185
Barton, Carol 69
Baughn, Keith 30,1 17
Baylis, Jon 90,129
Beardsley, Pete 79,183
Beckett, Bill 90
Beckett, Bill C. 90
Beckett, Pam 30,62,128,
134,138,149
Beckett, Tom 79,121,181

BSS

Benn, Greg 69
Benn, Kathy 90,126
Bentson, Susan 69,128
Beretta, Sandy 67,69,108,
Bernard, Jan 79
Billings, Robert 90,167,
172,183

Biner, Mark 90,183
Biner, Stephanie 76
Bishop, Aileen 90,124,128

Bowers, Roy 98,99
Bowles, Greg 79
Boyd, Barbara 128
Boyd,John 69
Boyle, Margaret 26,31,62,
65,102,103,131
Boyle, Suzanne 90
Bradshaw, Joe 90
Bray, Doug 90
Brear, Barbara 90,103,

Breidenbach, Donald 79
Breidenbach, Janet 31,65,
102,103,109,124,137,
154
Breidenbach, Linda 90
Bridges, Palmer 31
Brobeck, Bill 90
Brock, Jim 26,31,65,1 14,
131,169
69,108

Brody, Merry 79,120
Brody, Patricia 90,1 18
Brodrick, Barrie 79,128
Brown, Barbara 69
Brown, Douglas 79,103
Brown, Jennifer 31,63,
122,149
Brown, Thomas 26,31,62,
Browning, Lou 31
Buell, Steven 31,62,1 14,
149,160
Buffalow, Vic 32,45,102,
103,106,180,181
Burkman, John 78,79,88,
103,179
Burnley, David 69,164

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Burr, Joanne 90
Burr, Tom 87
Buset, David 69,125
Butler, Todd 32,62,163
Byers, Karen 79,121
Byrne, Debbie 91
Byrne, Lorraine 69,109,
1 12,1 16

Clyatt, William 70,118,164
Coffey, Vicki 91,128
Coggin, Jo Ann 33,128
Cole, Scott 91,164
Coleman, Connie 79,88
Coleman, Dennis 70
Collar, Randy 91
Collin, James 70
Collins, James 70,121,125,

Calavan, Nancy 79,112,
124,128

128,172
Colony, Sally 80,128
Colwell, Bill 80,185
Combs, Francie 98
Compton, William 70
Conley, Jim 91,125,127
Conner, Stephen 80
Connolly, Carol 80,120,

Calderwood, James 32,
174,182
Campbell, Cindy 79,128
Campbell, Clifford 69
Campbell, James 79,166,
183
Campbell, James 69,1 14,
182
Campbell, Lynn 91
Campbell, Phil 32
Campbell, Steve 91,167,
Campbell, Stuart 69,127
Campini, Sherryl 69
Carder, Pam 79
Carlsen, John 69
Carlton, Dennis 79,183
Carlton, Duane 69
Carpenter, Greg 69
Carr, Bradley 91,164,175
Carr, Richard 91
Carroll, David 79
Carroll, Patrick 32,136,
166,167
Carter, Cathy 91
Caudle, Michael 79
Cavalli, Beverly 69,121,
127
Cavalli, Ron 91,1 18
Chambers, Charles 32,1 14,
158,163
Chambers, James 79
Chambers, Katherine 69,

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Chapple, George 91
Charter, Margie 32,142,

126
Connolly, Chris 91,175
Conover, Matt 91
Conyers, Bruce 33,1 14,185
Conyers, Julie 91
Cooper, Cynthia 70,121
Copenhagen, Chriss 80
Corrieo, Manuel 80,121
Corsi, Debbie 80
Cotier, Douglas 33,63,147
Craig, Christine 33
Crandall, Cathy 91
Crawshaw, Todd 70
Creagmile, Linda 80
Cronin, David 78,80,1 1 8,

De Guarda, Greg 91,164
De Roque, Kathy 91,1 20,
De Witt, Bob 34,149
Delaney, Katie 91,1 28
Delaney, Mike 80
Dellinger, David 70
Den Dulk, Shirley 80,120,
123
Denning, Dave 70
Denning, Robert 91
Dennison, Sally 91,126
Detloff, Karen 34
Deubner, Alan 87,1 14
Dewing, Joan 80
Dewing, Thomas 70,167
Dickinson, Kent 80
Diffenbaugh, Roslyn 70,
112

Donoghue, Cathy 91,1 1 8
Donoghue, Neil 70,164,
174,175
Doran, Christine 35,128,

147
Doran, Helen 91
Doran, Margo 70,128
Dorn, Michael 70,182
Doten, Anne 70
Doty, Steve 80,1 20
Douglass, Sally 70,128
Dougery, Janet 91,141,143
Downing, Colleen 80,120,128
Driscoll, Gary 80,121,183
Dryden, Jess 80
Dudley, Mark 80
Duke, Douglas 80,167,180

109,184
Cummings, Sheila 33,63
Cunha, James 70,184
Cunningham, Renee 70,
125
Curcio, Kitty 70,77,151
Curtis, Kathleen 34,128
Curtis, Robin 80
Cuthbertson, Dale 91
Cutting. Christopher 70,
114,122,172,182
Cutting, Sydney 70,121

Clarke, Lynn 91,128
Clear, Peggy 79,1 18
Clemons, Carol 91,122,

Clemons, Scott 33,167,182

Davies, Kathy 91,128

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Dion, Douglas 34
Dion, Sandra 91,129
Dirickx, Joe 91
Dobson, Donna 70
Domito, Susan 80
Donchin, Gwyn 80
Donchin, Jon 25,34,160
Donlon, Jonathan 70,1 14,

123
Crutchfield, Richard 80,164
Culbertson, Bruce 91,184
Culbertson, Thomas 70,

Dabel, Gregory 80
Dabel, Vickie 91
Dahms, Michele 34,106,
112,132
Dahms, Renee 91,118
Dalziel, Robert 91
Daniloff, Beatrice 80
Dauphinee, Diane 80,’
Davenport, Diane 91,1'
4,36,
Davenport, George 34,
64,167,182
Davenport, Steve 91,164,

Cherven, Vic 122,129,176
CLASSES 66
Clark, Gregory 79,1 18,

Davis, Mike 70,125
Dawson, Arthur 70,114,
180
Dawson, Carol 80
Dawson, Richard 70,165
de Benedictis, Tina 70,120
De Grassi, Larry 34,149,

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Ferrall, Julie 81
Ferrell, Pam 36,129
Festersen, Joe 70,1 14,127
Filice, Gennaro 70,175
Fiori, Jane 81
Fiset, Gary 81
Fithian, Linda 81
Fithian, Peggy 70
Fitzsimmons, John 92
Flanagan, Kerry 81,121
Fleming, Kelly 92
Flynn, John 92
Flynn, Michael 70,179
Foley, William 70
Ford, Gary 92,1 17,126
Ford, Vicky 81,88
Forster, Barbara 92,128
Francis, Laurie 36,128
Frederick, Ann 70,128,186
Frederick, Jane 92
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92,128Fredriks----------en^cht, Sarah 92,103,128,,

Frick, Margaret 70
Fuller, Sally 92
Fuller, Steven 81
Funk, David 71,164
Funkhouser, Rick 36,
Furtado, Linda 92

Gallagher, Jeffry 36,1 14,

Dunbar, Gerald 80,103,
165,166,182
Dunlop, Kathy 91,128
Dun^p, ^80,118,
Dunning, Debby 148
Dunsmoor, Gary 91
Dupuis, Dan 89,91,180
Dupuis, Dave 91,175
Dupuis, Steve 80,103,

Duval, Carolyn 35,124
Eames, Sandra 35,134,137
Easterbrook, Cidney 70,
128
Easterly, Donna 35,128
Eastman, Steve 80,1 18,
125,180
Eberhart, Janice 128,147,
149
Edwards, Loring 80,183
Edwards, Mark 80,1 17
Ehle, Jackie 70,121
Eide, Davis 80,164

Elmer, Doug 80
Engler, Judith 35
Erickson, Linda 35,1 12,
Eschen, Eric 80
Evans, Anita 35,124

Evans, Vin 80,121,183
Eyth, Jone 70,77
FACULTY 12
Fairchild, Lynne 70,121,
128
Fanning, Robin 91
Farrar, Katherine 80,121,

raS'^.70
Fastabend, Don 92
Faunce, Sharon 92,129
Ferguson, Christi 36,112,

Ferguson, John 80
Ferquson, Jon 68,70,172,
Ferguson, Sally 92
Ferguson, Susie 70,77

200

Garay, Randy 81,87,183
Garbis, William 71
Gannon, Mary 92,1 28
Garouette, Douglas 71,
1 14,166,182
Garoutte, Steve 92
Geffel, Robyn 81,121,128
Gegan, Gary 81,1 80
Germann, Kerry 81,164
Gibson, Kathy 81
Gibson, Ron
Gianti, Julie 72,77,128
Gianti, Richard 92
Gilbert, Cres 87,88,1 18,

Gilbert, Kathy 71,128,139
Gilbert, Joan 36,123,129
Gillet, Roger 81,175
Gillespie, Francis 71
Gilliland, Susan 92
Gillis, Susan 81,121,128
Gilman, Kay 92,1 20
Gilman, Paul 71
Gimbel, Frank 71
Giusta, Randy 71,184
Giusta, Tim 37
Glass, Mike 92,127
Glosser, Greg 71
Glozer, Holly 81,123
Goetz, Paul 66,92,103,164

Gohr, Lucy 71,81,126,182
Goldman, John 71,182
Golesh, Ronella 71
Gordon, John 37,65,158,
159,173,174,175,176,

Gordon, Sally 71
Gordon, Todd 81,157,174,

179
Gorman, Bob 92,172
Gosch, Larry 81,164,179
Gould, Chris 91,127
Granberg, Karen 37,128
Gravelle, Charlotte 81
Gray, Kathleen 92
Gray, Suzi 71
Gregerson, Paul 37,169,
170
Griffith, Stacey 78,81,103,

109,121
Grimes, Linda 71,77
Gros, Debbie 81
Gros, Rick 92
Grubin, Lynn 81
Gruhler, Kathy 71,109,
120,128,139
Guadagni, Richard 71
Guerin, Geoff 81
Guibert, Gerry 81,120
Guilliams, John 98,183
Guthrie, James 81>,128
Guy, Suzanne 37,126,
Guy, Walter 90,127
i,37,145
Guymon, Karen 25,3’’
Guymon, Kent 92,11Guzzo, Marguerite 6’U81.

121,129
Haase, Debbie 92
Haggerty, Janis 71,139
Hagman, Steve 81
Haist, Janice 25,1 12,121,
124,126,128,151
Hale, Gary 81,177
Hale, Steve 92,99,120,164,'

Hall7 Suzette 98,99
166
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Hall, Wendy 71,120
Hallikainen,'' 'likainen, Harol
Harold>ld 92■>
Halpern,. .-.pern, Marilyn
Marilyn 171"'
Hambraeus,
Styrbjorr
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Hamilton, Cyndy 71,77,
Hamilton, Kim 92,106
Hamm, Linda 38,132,149
Hammond, Chris 38,64,

Hammond, David 38,102,
103,169,182
Hammond, Kitty 92
Hammond, Peter 71,118,
1 19,122•

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Hanaman, Jody 87
Hanford, Hank 38,148
Hanford, Steven 71,155
Hansen, Elizabeth 81,120
Hansen, Frances 92,1 18
1.718,129
Hansen, Marie 71.1 18,1°"
Hanson, Charles 38,120,
30,120,Hanson, David 81,185
Hanson, Stephen 81,125
Harbell, Steve 81
Harbell, Hohn 167
Harlander, Penny 71
Harris, Lucinda 92,155
Harrison, Bill 92
Hart, Mike 92,183
Hart, Peggy 81,109,1 12,

Hart, Susan 71
Hartanov, Paul 71
Hartley, Gary 81,1 27
Hartley, Laurelle 92,126
Hartsough, Linda 81
Hartwell, Katherine 71,125Hartzell, Julie 38
Hartzog, Pamela 71,118,
128
Hartzog, Steven 81,181
Harvey, Irene 92,1 28
Harvey, Robert 71,1 23,1 25
Hastings, Greg 92
Hatch, Cheryl 71,109,128
Hatch, Pamela 81,118
Havre, Carolyn 92,99
Heapes,-----------------Don 92
Hecathorn, Debbie
Debbif 93,128"" ’Hecathorn, Kris 26,38,64,
1 26,140,143,149
126,140,143,149
Hechtman, Jud 8"
81,123,180
Hedtke, John 93
Hefferman, Ann 93
Heggie, Karen 81
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8’ ,1 17t, Bruce 81
Helenius, 1^,1--------------------Heller, John 82,174,179
Hempstead,James 8282,------------, James
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idrickson, Ann 82,1 12,
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LJ?ndrickson, John 82.Hennigh,.ennigh, Mark 82,103,
155,167,183
Henr^"ry, Kip 82,1 17
HerdeJ-‘ Roberta 93.,, Janet 39,149
jy, Richard 71,125
HerseyHeywc/ood, Sydney 82_____r~n, Jim 39,128,149
Hickcox, Leslie 93,103,

Hickey, James 93,164
Hiester, Dianne 93,120
Higgins, Bob 82

Higley, David 82,103
Hildebrand, Ronald 39,
126,130 'Hillis, Jane 82,88,112,120, Gary 82
Hirt, Gary
' —■ 93,1"3,164
Hobson, Bruce
lodges, KyTe 93
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Ioffe, Diane 82,120,125,
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Hoffman, Rod 71,118
Hogan, Mike 93_
Hogle, Nancy 39,128.Jand, John
Holland,
John 39,128
39,128folland, Margaret 82,121,
HollanJnlm, Carolyn 82,126,129
folm, Bob 82
lolmboe, Steve 82
Holmes, Dan
1 28"an 128
Hooper,
Irene82,88
82,88__ r_., Irene" 'Hoover,Jackie.'-'kie 93
Hoover,sver, Mary 82,128
82,1 28
skins, ~Tom 93,125,127
Hopki,
in»r, 'William 71
Hopper,ng, David 39,114,
Horning,165,
uj, IL
180,182
Horning,-mg, Jim 93,99,164,

James, Tim 93,1 29
Jameson, Tom 40
Jarrett, Mike 93
Jeffrey, Jody 40
Jensen, Becky 98
Jensen, Peter 78,156,1 69,

Jones, Greg 87,183
Jones, Karen 98
Jones, Kendon 72,127
Jones, Susan 82
Jonte, Dianne 89,93,103,
1 18,120
Jostes, John 41,142,1 84
Juchau, Kerry 93

Jensen, Ricky 72
Jensen, Rory 40
Jensen, Terry 40
Jessup, John 93,164,175,

Kamm, Kristine 66,82,120,
123
Kanerva, Barbara 41
Kasten, Sandra 82,1 21 'nlKastner, Paul 41,140,. . .
Kay, Krissy 82
Kelley, Kris 82
Kelly, Bruce 93
Kelly, Edith 72
Kelly, Michele 41,128,1 36
Kenney, Philip 72,77,1 14,
161,163,182
Kenney, Susan 82,120
Kenyon, Charity 93
Kermit, Eve 93
Kerns, Susan 72,1 18

Jessup, Robert 72,1 64
Johnson, Anna 72,120,144
Johnson, Barbara 72
Johnson, Carolyn 82
Johnson, Dennis 40,1 14
Johnson, Donna 82
Johnson, Gregory 72
Johnson, Leslie 41,63,122
Johnson, Mary 82
Johnson, Michael 82
Johnson, Peter 72
Johnson, Stephen 82
Johnston, Warren 72
Jones, Connie 41
Jones, Gloria 41,187

Hosick, Paul'aul 71Houx, Nealsal 93,181
Howe, Timothy—-,•71,1’',125,132
Howell,swell, Holly 82
Howell,,„JI, Kathy 93,1'
93,128Hubner,jbner, Nancy 82
Hubner, Robert 39,62,1 20
Humphreys, Jeffrey 82
Hurst,
Hurst, Tom
Tom 9393
Hussey, Bob 39,149,166,
182,183
Huston, Karin 82

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Ingalls, Leslie 93
Ingalls, Leonard 40,62,167
Irving, Barbara 40,126
Irving, Margaret 93
Irwin, Lynette 71,1 21,128
Irwin. Susan 93,128
Ivanetich, Mary 82
Iventosch, Sherry 93
Jackson, Kathleen 71,128
Jacobs, Candy 40,65,102,
103,131,141,143,147,
Jacobsen, John 87,180
Jacoby, John 93
Jaekle, Sandra 71,107,109
Jaekle, Susan 82
Jaeger, Randall 40,128
James, Douglas 93
James, Robert 72
James, Susan 82,120

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Kersch, Stephen 72,164
Kersten, Laurel 41,123
Kerrigan, Peggy 93
Kerth, Norman 93,100,

Kessler, Albert 68,72,103,
106,118,155,182
Kessler, Tina 93,127
Key, John 42,128

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Klemmedson, Ron 83,167,
181
Kling, Tamsen 83,88,106,
128,145
Klopfer, Brent 72
Knapp, Karen 83,126
Knight, Jeff 42
Knight, Peter 83,103,172
Knopf, John 93
Knudsen, Andrea 42,109,
130,149
Koester, Fred 93

Koepf, Gregory 83,127,
Kogan, Steven 72,136
Kogan, Lynn 93
Kohler, Richard 93
Kohlhaas, Cassie 93
Koibeck, Lisa 93,122,128
Kolkhorst, John 83,88
Kooyman, Mary 72,120,

Kosher, Helene 42,120
Kreep, Gary 87,1 64,176
Kreick, Robert 83,1 18
Kreighbaum, Chris 83
Krenek, Jack 72
Krenek, Robin 93
Krenek, Randall 42
Kropf,of, George
George 94
94
Kruse, David 83
La Vigne, Bruce 83,121
Lackey, Ruth 78,83
Laher, Patricia 42
Lamoure, Lyn 72,1 1 2
Larsen, Phil 42
Lathan, Michael 72
Law, Susan 43,118,128

Lawler, Linda 43
Lawson, Charles 72
Lawver, Larry 24,43,122,
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Le Grand, Chris 94,99,164,

Lucas, Randy 44,128,149
Lucas, Sally 44
Ludlam, Alison 94
Ludlam, Melanie 83
Lundblad, Mark 44,149

Le Grand, Richard 92
Le Protti, Aileen 92,121,
126
Le Protti, Madeleine 43,
64,102,103
Lee, Susanne 83,118
Leftwich, Frances 67,94,
106
Leftwich, Janet 72,128,
134,135,136
Leonard, Bill 98,184
Lerch, Xavier 94
Lester, Stephen 72,
2,127,1641'z 2
176,178
Lewis, Craig 43,17-,.,_
Lewis, Mike 83,122,125,
179
Lewis, Stephen 94,164,

MacDonald, Daniel 83
MacDonald, Jim 44,158,

Lieber, Joseph 72,1 17
Lieber, Leo 43,100,106,
117
Lieber, Vicky 94,128
Lindenhayn, Lisa
Lindenhayn, Marta 43,122
Lindley, Kay 83,120
Linehan, Paul 72,122
Lininger, Elise 12,109,123
Lininger, Krista 94,122
Linnekin, Dennis 99,127,

Lissner, Judith 25,26,43,
64,109,131,149
Lipovac, Marc 94,172
Little, Martin 94
Little, Matthew 72
Liu, David 94,103,172,184
Locklin, Dave 164
Locklin, Mark 72,143,160
Loeffler, Bredford 72,164
Loeffler, Brian 83
Lohs^ Sara 94,122,125,-------129
Long, Marian 44,120,126,
128
ILongacre,----------- onRandy 72,82,
1 14,159
Longacre, Sally 83
Loper, Bruce 83,103

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Lord, Stephanie 83,125
Louchis, Eric 83,1 27
Lowman, Steve 44,136,

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Lowther, Ted 44,63,128
Lucas, Michael 72,144,160
Lucas, Phyllis 94,103

MacDonald, Terry 83,179
MacDonald, Timothy 26,
44,63,103,114
Mac Intosh, Lynne 87
Maccario, Robert 44,114,
161,163
Madden, Kevin 72
Madsen, Carolyn 72,129
Madsen, Craig 72
Maga, Richard 94
Maggini, Elisabeth 72,112
Maita, Marie 94,124
Maita, Ronald 45
Majka, Paul 45,102,103,
108,145,149,154
Majka, Stan 83,103,122,
125,184
Malin, Lucia 94,1 1 8,128
Mallory, Richard 72,127
Maloney, Terry 45
Manlove, Craig 73,109,
121
Manning, Rae 83,88,127
Mansen, Linda
Manuel, Chuck 94,175
Manuel, Cinthia 94,118,

Manuel, Jody 45,124,127
Marcus, Arlene 83
Markstein, Bob 83,1 14,
180
Marshall, Diane 45,128
Martin, Carroll 83
Martinelli, Sandra 94
Massie, Ann 83
Massie, Gordon 94,164,
172
Mays, Sally 94
Mays, Tom 45,63
Mayland, Janet 73
Maxfield, Lloyd 24,45,62,
106,121
McBane, Browyn 94
McBane, Wendy 73,107,
108,112McCaffery, Jill 45,129,
130,134,138,149
McCamy, Richard 94,127,
164
McCamy, William 46,1 14,
146,165,166
McCartney, Donald 94
McClure, Anne 83,103,109

McClure, Connie 46,62,64,■

McCready, Dick 73
McCullough, Peter 83,1 18,
181
McDowell, David 73,128,
144,164
McDowell, Tom 94,164
McGraw, Susan 46,128
McGrew, Randy 94,164
McGuire, Joan 83,118,
120,126
McGuire, Marc 83
McIntyre, Ronald 83,100,
117,125,182,183
McKeever, Earl 73,106,123
McKenzie, Ann 73,1 12
McKinnon, Paul 83,103,
172,183
McLean, Marcia 46,63
McLean, Robert 73,1 14,182
McNown, David 46,180
McVey, John 182
Medcraft, Sharon 98
Medina, Leslie 94
Merriam, Bryce 46
Merrill, Suzanne 83,1 26
Messersmith, Julie 46,128
28
Meteer, John 94,1 64
Meteer Laurie 46,130,148
Meyer, Denise 83
Meyer, John 94,153
Meyer, Keith 94,127
Meyer, Larry 73,1 14,180
Miller, Barbara 83
Miller, Jack 94,167
Miller, Gayle 83
Miller, Jon 47
Miller, John 94
Miller, Keith 98,164,183
Miller, Louise 73
Miller, Maurisa 47
Miller, Nan Michelle 76,
144
Miller, Nancy 47,128
Miller, Rory 83
Milligan, Tom 94,164
Mills, Greg 89,94,103,172,
Mills, Susan 83,121
Millspaugh, Carol 94
Millward, Newton.94
Milton, William 160,161,
163,169,182
Miners, Susan 84,121,128
Mitchell, Marilyn 94,1 18
Mitchell, Patti 84
Mitchell, Shirley 94

Monahan, Bill 94
Monahan, Megan 73
Monroe, Janice 95
Monroe, Linda 73,139
Moog, Richard 73,158,182
Moog, Robert 47,148,183
Moore, Donald 73,114,180
Moore, Marcia 95
Moore, Marian 84
Moore, Marilyn 47,132
Moore, Michael 84
Moore, Patty 47,118,149
Moore, Susan 25,48,106,
110,124,145,149
Moran, Christine 98
Moran, Michele 73,120,

Moreskine, Jo Anne 95,
Moreskine, Mike 73,1 29
Morris, James 73
Morris, Judy 48
Morse, Martha 84,125,126
Moultan, Liz 95,99
Moulton, Katherine 73,
1 12,1 18,134,138,144
Moura, Ivan 48,111,152
Mouser, Tom 95
Mowdy, Randy 95
Mowrey, Patricia 48,109,
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Odom, Ralph 49,63,129,
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Olson, Gus 95,127
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Ortman, Ronald 84,174
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Stone, Sharon 55,128
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Sullivan, Mike 97,135,
164,175
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Valov, James 86
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Wilner, Louis 75
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168,182
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Watkins, Ellen 59,124
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Weiner, Martin 75,77

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Wieber, Holly 97,126
Wiegand, Maureen 59,

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David 97,175
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Wolff, Dick 86
Wood, Eugenia 86
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Yazzolino, Brad 76
Yee, Janice 76,120
Yee, Margaret 86,120
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Yost, Mary 86,121
Young, Lee 86,127
Young, Stephen 86,164,
175,183
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