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engineered by the construction committee headed by Bill Rawson.
A fountain of sparkling punch flowed from billowing clouds of
San Francisco fog while hostesses served cake and cookies; Cathy
Gedney was the refreshments chairman. Bids and publicity werehandled by Debbie Saunders and Debbie Wiegand respectively.
Class vice-president Rod Fox successfully co-ordinated this year’s
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student unrest. Uninhibited students participated in various forms of contest,
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Petey.... Ron Langberg

Stanley. . .John ArmstrongLulu. . Debbie Lawrence

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directed Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party given
as the All School Play in November. The play,of the Theater of the Absurd, deals with the con­
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this particular play was a new experience for ahigh school audience. We were often amused,
sometimes confused, but always very apprecia­
tive of the exceptional performances given byeach of the six members of the cast.

That's the sort of man I am—not size, but quality"Champagne we had that night . . .

Aging Hoopsters
Support McCarthy Fund
Campolindo's faculty evened the score this year as they
defeated Miramonte’s faculty in the annual benefit
game for the Brian McCarthy Memorial Scholarship
Fund. The final score was 52-46. Miramonte looks
forward to another year when a rejuvenated team willbring the victory home again.

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Four Legs Better Than Two
It is rumored that the Juniors won their
Donkey Basketball Game this year. How­ever, we cannot be certain of the outcome,since no member of the Yearbook Staff
attended that dubious encounter.
We are indebted to Ron Hildebrand, staffof ’66, for his wide aperture, telephoto,
2475 pictorial record of this outstanding
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assemblies we've had this year. Ranging from the controversial
Committee Workshop to the more conservative FIC Talent Show,a wide variety of programs has been presentee.

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David Smith of the Haight Ashbury medical clinic spoke about
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as part of his program
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an improvised satire on political and social conditions Althoughsome members of the audience and the administration foundthe performance in poor taste, the student body as a wholegave the committee a standing ovation.

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With MAD;:An exciting new idea has taken shape at this school in
the form of Miramonte Activity Day. Students partici­
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discussions and demonstrations not usually offered dur­
ing a school day. Hard-working Chairman Diane Jonteand her MAD Committee successfully organized a falland spring MAD. Offerings arranged by students in­cluded a film festival, an enameling demonstration, thethought-provoking inter nation simulation game, and afield trip to the de Young Museum, among many others.
Because of enthusiastic student response, an additional
MA Day was organized in May. Most discussed event of
the day was an inflammatory speech on Communism,
which proved to be a put-on.

The Mooq Synthesizer

Seniors vs. Juniors in the High School Bowl.

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Casey Manfrin
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Roy Miller
A Businessman
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Director
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1968 was a year of frustration and disappointment for a highly rated
Matador Varsity. After two resounding victories to open the season, theMats lost two in a row, largely because of early mistakes. Three inter­ceptions by Acalanes in the first half halted Mat drives,- then a week
later, on two consecutive drives against Monte Vista, Mat ball carriers
fumbled within ten yards of paydirt, and our high East Bay rating plum­
meted. The highlight of the remainder of the season was the 39-0
trouncing of Los Lomas in the Festival game.
Co-Captains Jim Horning and Larry Reid were among the All-League
selections from Miramonte, a tribute to their leadership as well as to theirfootball talents.

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All-League Honorable Mention
Larry Reid
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Most Valuable Lineman
Larry Reid
Most Courageous Player
John Jessup

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1968 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM
Front row: Curt Hamm, Bill Beckett, John Jessup, Tod Snook, Mike Payne, Roger Lyford, Mike Sullivan, Ken Nattrcss, Jim Horning Second row-. Steve Lewis,
Jim Hickey, Bob Truax, Bob Fike, Tim Howard, Paul Goetz, Bob Field, Steve Kahl. Bob Bahme Third row: Chns Volker, Jim Mes, Don LoRuc, Charlie Partridge,
Steve Serr, John Boulware, Jim McDonald, Dennis Linnekm, Deke Ballard Fourth row John Fitzsimmons, Keith Meyer, Dave Kaufman, Mark Holcomb, Larry
Young, Dave Wallace. Back row: Tom Hurst, John Seabury, Jim Breuner, Larry Reid, Steve Byrd, Steve Hale, Chns LeGrand Not pictured Chris Lucas, Pete
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DEFENSE: Front row: Bob Bohme, Larry Reid, Tod Snook, Don LaRue. Back row: Jim Horning. Mike Sullivan, Steve Lewis, Chris LeGrond, Bill Beckett, Steve
Hale, Deke Ballard.

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OFFENSE- Front row J.m Hornmg, Denn.s L.nnekin, Tod Snook, Jim Hickey, Jim McDonald, Don LaRue, Steve Hale. Back row: Larry Reid, Bob Truax, Pool
Goetz, Tim Howard.

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With Five in a Row
Front Row: C. Botijer—Jr. captain, S. Petersen, B. Anlstrom, T. Bottari, E Leskowski, T. Calbeck, K Langen. Second Row: L. Edwards, C. Reiser—
Soph, captain, R. Hooper, S. Miller, S. Kastner, B. Mitchell, G. Odenthal. Third Row: B Dalze.l, J. Glass. H. Ames, T. Trenkwalder, A.A. DeWitt, J.
Engler, T. Fortman. Fourth Row: M. Paladino, P. Easterly, R. Kenny, D. Joones, B. Lawrence, T. Finley, J Labadie. Fifth Row: T. Hurley, P. Goetz, M.
Forner, B. Hogan, D. Angel—most valuable, R. Kerth, T. Boulware. Sixth Row: R. Bachman, D. Machek, J. deBenedictis, S. Snow, T. Wenrich, J.
Thomas. Not Pictured: B. Beckett, C. Collett, B. Cooper, C. Manfnn, D. Smith, D. Thomas, K. Williams, J. Campbell.

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1968 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM
Front row: E. Jones, M Jones, S. Ribacchi, B. Waterman, C. Law, S. Angel, co-captain, M Smith. Second row: R. Paltanghi, F. Thomas, M. Madden,
D Breidcnbach, D. Guzzo, B Jensen, D Lanford, B. Larkin. Third row. M Behr, M. Lerch, A Pennebaker, B. MacDonald, B. Stone, P. McKim, S. Banker,
E. Armando, co-captain. Fourth row Coach Tom Blackwood, B McClure, D. Hubbard, J. Field, C. Warner, L. Rice, B. O'Leary, most valuable player,
D Haroldson. Back row Coach Bob Harris, D. Henrc, J. Louchis, M. Rodriguez'. J. Hickey, K Baylis, 8 Murdock, D. Meteer, most improved.

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Front row Dave Wight, Bob Billings, Don Heapes, Jim Van Meter
Wade Mart, Charlie Hansen. Steve Campbell, John Dawson.

Back row. Dan Wells, Dave Huston,

Miramonte s Varsity Cross Country team fin­ished m third place in the F.A.L. in 1968.
Standout performances during the season in­cluded consistent first or second place finishes
by Team Captain Steve Campbell, a firstplace for Don Heapes against Las Lomas,
and a come-through performance by Wade
Mart for second place against challenger
Alhambra.
At the League meet, Steve Campbell finishedseventh, with Dave Wight right behind him.
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from four leagues, Dave Wight finishedtwelfth and this year's super-soph Charlie
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Makes Prospects Good for Varsity Future

Fir ;FROSH-SOPH TEAM
Front Row: J. Harnette, M. Stewart, D. Hansen, M. Lee, K. Chambers Back Row.
D. Harvey, B. Gorman, B. Hartley, G. Fledderman, S. Wight
Ken Geide led the J.V.'s

J.V. TEAM
Front Row: T. Gray, R. Abadir, B. Reide, D. Augenbaugh, S. Cole, R Cavali. Back Row: K. Kersten, T. Mc­
Dowell, G. Hughes, K. Geide, P. Stanley, T. Morse, S. Bristol, D. Schrock.
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Front row: Rod Fox, Randy Warner, Jim Wilson, Doug Senz, Dave Dupis. Steve Patching, Jon Svendson, Stan Johnson
Schnugg, Randy Williams, Bill Beckett. Back row; Steve Barker, Dan Dupis, Rick O'Hare.

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year, Miramonte’s Varsity Water
Polo team remained undefeatedin League competition. The teamalso defeated two college teams,
including the Cal Frosh team, in
pre-season contests. Largely due
to the efforts of Coach Brown,
the team participated in a post­
season invitational tournament
with more than twenty of the top
northern California teams. By
winning two of the four games
they played, the Mats placedseventh, an outstanding position
for a team from a school wherewater polo has only been played
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Raaka,. D Wilson Second row:row- T. Bishop, B. Russel, G. Nelson, J. French, G. Rogers,c p—■G s"'"h'c p°rZl“i^B: LDra ■Team captain Pete Schnugg,
High School All-American andtop scorer in the F.A.L., was aunanimous All-League selection,;and provided the leadershipwhich made Miramonte a cham­pionship team.
Joining Pete in the All-League
ranks were Junior Randy
Williams, second leading League
scorer, and Sophomore Jon
Svendson, both for the second
year in a row. Juniors RickO’Hare and Steve Patching re­ceived Honorable Mentions on
the All-League team.

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Missed It By... That Much
“That much" was the one game that separated Miramonte’s Varsity basketballteam from the F.A.L. Championship in 1969. The Mats proved they were thebest in the League, defeating first place San Ramon by 26 points in the final
encounter of the season. But inconsistency marred the record with losses tolower-division teams. An early loss by only one point to Del Valle and second
round loss to last-place Monte Vista cost the Mats a first-place finish. The heart­break of the season was a double-overtime two-point loss to San Ramon due in
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game point outputs of 25 for Bob Bahme, 21 for Dave Wallace and Pete Schnugg,
and 17 for Steve Hale. The back court of Pete Schnugg and “guarterback" Bob
Billings led the team in assists and co-ordinated a fine team effort. Pete Wolfeand Larry Reid provided depth and muscle when they were needed.
At the end of the season the team voted Bob Bahme Most Valuable Player; Bob
Billings, Best Defensive Player; and Pete Schnugg and Steve Hale, Co-Captains.
For his fine performances in the Aker Tournament, Pete Schnugg was named to
the All-Tournament team.
The League showed its respect for Miramonte's Varsity by placing four Matador
players in the All-League teams. Bob Bahme made first team; Pete Schnugg
made second team, and Steve Hale and Dave Wallace received Honorable
Mentions.
Coach Tom Blackwood is looking forward to next year when he will be working
with the products of the championship J.V. and Frosh teams coached by Bill
Brown and Bob Harris. Thanks are due to Chuck Gedney, this year's competentmanager.

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THE 1969 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
Back row: Mark Holcomb, Steve Byrd, John Bahme, Pete Schnugg, Dave Wallace,-Bob Bahme, Steve Hale, Larry Reid,
Doug Daniloff. Front row: Chris LeGrand, Randy Weyenth, Bob Billings, Larry Salata, Randy Hooper, Gary Salata, Pete
Wolfe.

Below: Wallace smokes. Right: Coach Blackwood ex­
plains how it's done. Below Right: Developing the touch.

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1968-69 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM
Back row: D. Howard, J. De Benedicts, R. Gorman, C. Hansen, T. Bishop, J. Svendsen, D. Machek, K. Anderson, B.
Pearson. Front row: S. AAiller, P. Hennessy, E. Riddell, T. Crow, S. Johnson, R. Emerson, J. Kosturos, F. Mcickauer.

1968-69 FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM-.ack row-. S. Banker, M. Behr, K. Baylis, D. Harrelson, D. Meteer, J. Louchis, J. Jones, C. McClure, S. Paterson. Front row;
D. Lanford, G. Smith, M. Jones, R. Sorenson, W. Hartley, C. Johnson, R. Peterson, F. Thomas, B. Wistrich.

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Pin Victory to the Mats
The 1968-69 Varsity Wrestling team was the best everseen at Miramonfe. The team's fine record was due tothe efforts of the entire team. As a team the wrestlers
won three of the four tournaments they entered, theHollister, Del Valle, and Overfelt Invitational Tourna­
ments. They also placed fourth at the Cal Poly tourna­
ment, there competing against the top teams in northern
California. The team also went undefeated in F.A.L.
dual meet competition, winning the League champion­
ship, then going on to win their North Coast Section II
meet, and had four wrestlers place high enough toqualify for State competition
Many outstanding performances highlighted the season,such as Steve Snow's come-from-behind win aaainst
Acalanes to clinch the League championship. Several
wrestlers received post-season awards for their achieve­
ments. Team Captain Chuck Manuel won the Brian
McCarthy Memorial Wrestling Award. Bob Sage waspicked as the outstanding wrestler of 1969. Bob was
also Super Sport of the Week and won the Elks’ Club
Oustanding Wrestler award. Jim Horning placed in every
tournament, often wrestling above his weight class.
Roger Lyford and Casey Manfrin also performed con­sistently throughout the season. Jim Horning and Roger
Lyford placed fourth in their respective weight classes
in the State meet. Th team received the Rotary Club
Undefeated Trophy for their League record.

Top right: Bob Sage. Center: Mike Wood.
Casey Manfrin.

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Front row: Rick Pisarra, Mike Wood (2nd League, 4th Cal
Poly, 3rd Del Valle), Steve Patterson (4th League, 2ndHollister), Eddie Jones, Chuck Manuel (2nd North Coast,
3rd Overfelt, 3rd Gal Poly, 1st Del Valle, 3rd Hollister),Mike Sullivan. Back Row: Steve Manuel (3rd League),
Roger Lyford (4th State, 1st North Coast, 2nd League, 3rd
Overfelt, 1st Del Valle, 2nd Hollister), Bob Sage (1st North

Practice sessions from Nov. to Feb.

Coast,( 1st League, 1st Overfelt, 2nd Cal Poly, 2nd Del
Valle, 1st Hollister), Steve Snow (3rd League, 4th Del
Valle), Bill Cooper, Chris Lucas (4th League, 1st Overfelt,
2nd Del Valle, 1st Hollister), Kurt Bottjer (3rd Overfelt),
Dale Sommers, Casey Manfrin (2nd League, 4th Overfelt,
3rd Cal Poly, 2nd Del Valle, 2nd Hollister), Bob Truax(3rd League).

Coach Durant discusses next match with Chuck.

Top right: Mike Sullivan
Top left: Chuck ManuelLeft: Kurt Bottjer
Above-. Bob Truax
Right: Steve Snow
Bottom right: Roger Lyford
Bottom left: Jim Horninga4

Above left: Chris Lucas
Left: J.V. Coach Kyner

Above right-. Steve Patterson

The J.V. Wrestling team had its work cut out for it this year, trying to competewith the Varsity Champions. The J.V.'s are looking forward to next season
when they will be doing their best to maintain the title of F.A.L. Champions.

Front row S. Paine, B. Yandel, M. Keating, B Larkin, T. Grubin. M Houx Row iwo; E. Kermit, S. Kastner, J.
Argabright, R. Bini. S. Harlen, B Eisenberger, B Ahlslrum. J. Martin, J. Purvis. Row three.- J. Quinn, K. McKim,
T. Boulware, C. Manfrin, J. Hickey, M. Singleton, B Cooper, E. Armando, D. Conover, S. Manuel, R. Pisarra, P.
McKim, R. Oakes.

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THE 1969 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM
Back row: Larry Reid, Steve Byrd, Chris LeGrand, Joe Dirickx, Steve Hale, Barry LaVigne, Curt Hamm. Front row: Scott
Schofield, Tim Howard, Randy Hooper, Rick Weaver, Jim Thomas, Steve Miller, Coach Yaich.

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This year our varsity baseball team, with ten returning lettermen, is rated as one of the top contenders
for the championship. So far there have been outstanding performances by Joe Dirickx, Scott Schofield
Steve Hale, Tim Howard, and Barry LaVigne.

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Front row: C Manfrin, M. Keating, R. Bachman, J. Howard, B. Cutter, B. Lawrence. Back row
P. Wolfe, D. Jones, P. Easterly, D. Damloff, D. Machek.

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FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM
Front row: D. Namonny, D. Quinlin, S. R.bbacci, S. Roycraft, T. McQuade, J. Carlson, M. Jones Back rov/: Coach Whittaker, D Larkin, D. Lanford, R. Foss,
D. Henke, T. Grubin, R. Paltangi, J. Gilman, S. Kenny, S. Ragan, E. Armando, C. Warnc-r, J. Maita, C. Manard.

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1969 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: Row one.- Duncan Howard, Bob Sorenson, Scott Carter, Doug Senz. Row two: Bill Brobeck, Bob Billings,
Peter Goetz, Bill Leonard, Fred Meckaeur. Not pictured. Charlie Hansen. - ;. _ .
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Carter, C. DiRaimondo. Row two: E. Kermit, D,

Marine Mats
Make Mighty Waves
A win against chief rival Las Lomas virtually clinched
the championship for Miramonte’s varsity swimmers.
With many successes in both water polo and swimming,
the Mats continue to dominate F.A.L. aquatic action.

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1969 VARSITY SWIM TEAM
Row one: Chris Poulsen, Randy Williams, Jim Dawson, RickO’Hare. Row two: Ken Geide, Pete Schnugg, Jack Miller, Stan
Johnson, Mike DeRogue, Dan Dupuis Row three: Kim Kersten,
Steve Byers, Steve Patching, Jim Wilson, John Boulware, Jon
Svendson. Lower right: Steve Patching Above right: Steve Byers.

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Row one: C. Pudmont, D. Benny, J. Weber, E. Schulz. Row two: C. Notter, E. Buffalow, B. Russel,
D. Wilson, K. Moore, A. Raaka, D. Parker, J. Breuner, G. Nelson, P. Vacco, J. Edeleanu, B. Duggan.

Left: John Svendson
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The 1969 track team has a good shot at the championshipthis year. With 15 returning lettermen and a well-balanced
team, the chances are good that the Mats' Varsity will comeout on top.

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Row one: B. Bohme; R. Cole, B. Beckett, K. Langon, J. Hichey, M. Payne, S. Serr, J. Armstrong, S. Kahl, S. Mason, D. Bal­
lard. Row two: C. Riesser, S. Blomgren, J. Ott, C. Hansen, B. Pike, J. Kasturas, T. Skinner, J. Bahme, T. Bishop, M. Lee, T.
Wenwrich, K. Chambers. Row three.-J. Fitzimmons, S. Voelker, M. Higley, C. Pearson, S. Campbell, D. Schrock, S. Bristol,P. Stanley, T. Bottari, G. Hughes, B. Hogan, M. Forner.

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Row one: M. Ingalls, M. Maxon, S. Wight, G. Fledderman, B. Mitchell, S. Snow, R. Bini, J. Argabright, B. Cooper. Row
two: D. Augenbaugh, D. Harvey, M. Lee, L. Edwards, D. Smith, C. Collette, M. Tyler, B. Parent, H. Ames. Row three: T.
Fortman, B. Gorman, M. Behr, K. Baylis, J. Hickey, D. Breidenbach, D. Stout, E. Leskowski, R. Kerth.

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1969 GOLF TEAM
Front: Ed Riddell. Row one: C. Boise, R. Medcraft, M. Batmale, D. Guzzo, P. Tapiro, R. Veale, J. Downing, B. Fontaine.
Row two: R. Gianti, J. Martin, G. Mills, R. Gorman, B. Pearson, R. Blundell, J. Boreta, Coach Lewis.

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Girls at Miramonte have the opportunity to participate inmany different sports after school. Fall sports include hockey,
tennis, and swimming. During the winter, girls are enthusi­
astic about basketball, making this game one of the mostpopular girls' sports at Miramonte. Spring sports include
baseball, volleyball, and badminton.
The able supervision of sponsors Miss AAcPheeters, Miss Neff,and Mrs. Berris helps all interested girls achieve personal
satisfaction in sports.
This year Miramonte boasted a fantastic girls' basketballteam. The girls had a record of 7-1, winning by an averageof 23 points per game. The team also took second place inthe Del Valle Basketball Tournament held in March. Con­
gratulations to Cathy Sodestrom, the high point scorer of theseason.

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A Successful Year
Reps,

Other chairmen worked on these activities: Dana

Advisors, and various committee chairmen sleepily
stumbled into S-2. With the help of Suzy's coffee andSassone headed game concessions; Sherry Cooley
sold licorice; Sally Mays baked banana bread; Randy
Warner picked mistletoe; Cathy Sodestrom peddled

Every

Wednesdaymorningsenior officers,

doughnuts we accomplished wonders
plans for an.eventful senior year.

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Responsibility for the activities of the entire senioryear was shared by many committee chairmen:
Charity Kenyon compiled the Student Directory; Tom
Hamlin and Peggy Kerrigan slaved on our winning
Float; Randy Weyeneth edited football programs.

basketball programs; Zanny Moulton was in chargeof the Senior Ball; Jim McDonald and Jean Nelsoni\worked with the Parents Club on the Senior Banquet;and Gordy Massie and Debbie Thompson planned
our last activity—the All-Night.
The council has been well advised by Mr. Sanfordand Mr. Grant.

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Jim Vandersloot
VICE PRESIDENT
Bob Bahme
SECRETARY
Suzy Gonot
TREASURER
Martha Cunningham
SOCIAL SECRETARY
Zanny Moulton

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Mr. Sanford

Dennis Linnekin
Pete Schnugg
Gordie Massie
Kim Hamilton
Diane Jonte)RALPH ABADIR, Biology 2,4; Chess
Club 2; C.S.F. 1,2,4; Swimming 2,
Cross Country 4.

JEANIE AITCHISON; Art 4; Biology
4; Girls' Chorus 1; Latin Club 4;
Jr. Red Cross 2.

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from Anna
Head High 2, C S.F. 4, Mirador 3,4
Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 1.

JOHN ARMSTRONG; Student Body
V.P. 4; Class V P. 2; Mirador 2,3
Drama Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4.

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Spanish Club 2.

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JOYCE ATTWOOD; Trans from Fre­mont High 3; Girls Chorus 1: Ski
Club 4.

PENNY AVESON "Benny";Ec. 1,2; Latin Club, 1,2,3,4.

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JAMES BARKELEW
Jim"; Electron­
ics 1; Game Management 4.

STEPHEN
Polo 3,4.

REBECCA BACHMAN
Becky"; Pep
Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Timers
Assoc. 2,3,4.

ROBERT BAHME "Bob"; Class V.P
4; Mirador 3; Football
1,2,3,4;
Track, 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4.

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R.L.S. 2; Block "M ' 3,4; Track 3,4;
Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3.

NANCY
BANKER;
A.F.S.
1,2,3,4;
Mirada Staff 4; C.S.F. 1,3,4; Span­
ish Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club
2,3.

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JONATHAN BAYLIS ••Jon”; C.S.F. 2;
Rep. Council 1,2; Mirador Staff 2,3,
Editor 4; La Cuadrilla 3; Orchestra
1.2.3,4.

RON BARNEKOW.

WILLIAM C. BECKETT "Bill"; Biology
2; Chief Justice 4; Spanish Club 1
Exec. Council 4; Water Polo 3,4;
Track 3,4.

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ANNA BELL
Ann"
Girls' Chorus
1,3,4; Latin Club 2; Jr. Red Cross 2"Now according to Freud

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WILLIAM F. BECKETT
Bill"; BlockM" 4; Football 3,4. Baskeball1,2; Baseball 2,3.

HELEN BENES; Trans from Lycee dePonf-a-Mousson, France 2; A.F S
2,3, C.F.S. 2,3; German Club 2,3,4
V.P. 4; Latin Club 2,3,4.

AILEEN BISHOPDee Dee' ; Biology
2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. Medical Club
2,3,4, Treas. 3; Jr. Red Cross, 1,2,
Treas 2

A.F.S.
CAROLYN BITTNER"Carol"1,2,3; Folk Guitar 3,4; Girls Chorus 2.

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ROBERT BILLINGS •'Bob''; Track 1,3;
Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country
1,2,3,4.

MOLLY BLEUEL "Mollis'' A.F.S. 2;
Pep Club 1, Biology Club 1; French
Club 1.

RAY BLUNDELL; Trans, from Arizona
3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Golf
2,3,4.

KATHRYN BENN "Kaf", Art
Drama Club 4; French Club
Muds 3; World Affairs 3,4.

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MAREN BREEN; Trans, from Carondelet 3; Art 4- Latin Club Secretary
2.

LINDA BREIDENBACH
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JOANNE BURR; A.F.S. 2; Pep Club2; Timers' Assoc. 2.

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Club 2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Span­
ish Club 1,3; Biology 1,2,4.

JEFFERY CAIRNS Jeff"; Trans, from
Redwood High 1; Class Treasurer 1 ;Publicity 4; La Cuadrilla 4, V.P 4;
Rally Committee 3, Rep. Council 1.

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STEPHEN CAMPBELL "Goofy"; Ger­
man Club 2; Block "M" 3,4; Hu­
manities Seminar 1; Cross Country
1,2,3,4, Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4.

FRANCESA CAMPBELL "Lynn"; Drama Club 4; Rally Committee 4,
Treas. 4; Rep. Council 1; Spanish 1.

TERESA CARLSON "Terri"; Trans,
from Frankfurt American H.S., Ger­
many 3; G A.A 2; Rep. Council 2;
Art 4.

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Club 1; Art Club 1; Girls’ Chorus 2.

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in Club 1,2,3,; Orchestra 2; Base­ball 3; Basketball 1; Cross Country
3,4.

BILL CHAMBERS "Willie"

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MICHELLE CLARK ' Shelly". Trans,
from Punahou, Hawaii 2, Timers’
Assoc 2, Pep Club 1. G.A A. 1.

LYNN CLARKE
L.nnie ;League V.P 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Art
1:. Pep Club 1,2, Timers' Assoc. 1.

1,2,3; Art Club 1,2,3; Humanities
Seminar 1,3; Medical Club 2,3.

VICKI COFFEY "Sixtonc'; A Cappella
2,3; Art 3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Drama
Club 3,4.

RON COLE, Block
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Club 3; Football 1; Track
Cross Country 2,3,4.

FRANCES COMBS "Da Hoole "; At­
tended Hilo High 3; Creative Writ­ing 2.

Soccer2,3.4,i
MATTHEW CONOVER "Matt"; Biol­ogy 1,2,3,4; AAountaineering 4.

JAMES CONLEY "Jim", Rifle Club
1.2, Band 1,2.3,4, C S F. 1,2,3,4.
Spanish Honor Society 3; Pep Band
1,2,3,4ft*

JULIE CONYERS; Span.sh Honor Soc i e t y 4; A F.S. 2; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4 ;Mirada Staff 4, Biology 2.

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from Westlake Junior High 2; Stu­
dent Body Sec. 1; A Cappella 2,3;
Pep Club 2; Senior Council 4; Tim­ers' Assoc. 3.

CLAIRE COPENHAGEN; Trans, fromAnna Head High 1; Drama Club 3,4, V.P 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Mirada Staff
4; Mountaineering 4; Rally Commit­
tee 3,4.

CHRISTIE CORAN "Chris"; Trans,
from Thousand Oaks High 2; C.S.F.
2,3,4; La Cuadrilla 3,4; Medical
Club 2; Mirada Staff 4; Spanish
Honor Society 4.

CATHLEEN CRANDALL •'Cathy"; Biol­ogy 2; Mirada Staff 4; Pep Club 2;
3,4; Biology 2; Timers’ Assoc. 2;
Pom Pon 3,4; Timers' Assoc. 2.

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BRUCE CULBERTSON, C S.F. 2,3; In
terclub Council 2; Humanities Semi­
nar 2,3, Mountaineering 4.

MARTHA CUNNINGHAM
Mamie .
Trans, from Campolindo 2; Class
Treasurer 4, A Cappella 3,4; Biol­ogy 3; Timers Assoc. 3, French Club
3.4;

RENEE DAHMS, Biology Club 1 ,2,3,4
Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross 2;
Medical Club 2

DIANE DAVENPORT "Di"; Girls'
League Rep. 1 , President 4; Drama
Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; Timers' As­
soc. 1CHRIS CONNOLLY.

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VICKI DABEL, Art 2; Timers' Assoc 2

STEVE DAVENPORT; Track 1,2; Foot­

CECILIA DELANEY "Katie'’; Creative
Writing 3; Girls' Chorus 1,2.

ball 1,2,3.

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Club 3,4; German Club 4; Octavio 3.

DANIEL DUPUIS "Dan"; Class Treas­urer 1; Block "M1' 1.2,3,4; Swim­
ming 1,2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3,4.

KATHLEEN DE ROQUE "Kathy"; A.F.S.
1,2; Biology 2,3; French Club 1,2;
Junior Red Cross 1.

SANDRA DION "Sandy1; Biology 2,
4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Drama Club 4;
Medical Club 3; Orchestra 1,2,3.

HELEN DORAN "Cookie"; A Cappella3.4; Biology 2; Timers Assoc. 2;
Welcome Committee 2.

JANET DOUGERY; Art Club 1; Drama Club 4; Girls' Chorus 4; G.A.A.
4; Pep Club 4.

DAVE DUPUIS; C.S.F. 1; Block ' M"
3,4; Water Polo 3,4; Wrestling 1

GARY DUNSMOOR "Mr. Sunshine" ;Rifle Club 1,2,3,4.

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VICTORIA ELDRIDGE ‘ V.ki"; Junior
Red Cross 1; Pep Club 1,2.

SHARON FAUNCE; Orchestra 1,2, Sc
ence Seminar 1,2.

ERNIE FIGLEY; Trans3; Water Polo 1,3

SALLY FERGUSON ' Sallis . C.S.F. 1,
2,3; Advisory Board 2, Drama Club
4; Rep. Council 3; Humanities Semi­
nar 3

JOHN FITZSIMMONS ' F.tz' , Block
M
4, Rifle Club 1,2,3. V.P. 3;
Football 4, Track 4.

JOANNE FOLEY
Buckwheat'ogy 2,3; Jr Red Cross 2,3; Medical
Club 4; Rally Committee 3,4; Timers
Assoc. 2

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ROBERT FIKE "Bob"; Block
Football 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4.

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GARY FORD; Audio Visual 1,2,3,4;
Pres 3,4; Electronics 1,2,3,4, V.P.
3,4; Inter-Club Council 3,4; Photog­
raphy 3; Rally Committee 4.

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3; Football 2,3; Swimming 2.

3.1415926535897985 ___KELLY FLEMING Attended Palos
Verdes High 3; Biology Club 4.

BARBARA FORESTER "Barb", A.F S. 4;
A Cappella 4; Girls’ Chorus 1,3

JAYNE FREDERICK; Asst. Yell Leader
4; J.V. Yell Leader 3; A Cappella 2;
Pep Club 2,3; Timers' Assoc. 2,3.

EVA FREDRIKSSON Fred"; C.S F. 1;
French Club 1.2,3,4; Timers’ Assoc.
1,2,3; Octavio 3; Biology 3,4.

SARAH FRENCH; A.F.S. 1,3,4; Span­
ish Honor Society 2,3,4; Biology 2,
3,4; Medical Club 4; Muds 3.

LINDA FURTADO; Art Club 1,2,4;
Home Economics 1,2; Pep Club 1,2;
Spanish Club 1,2.

SALLY FULLER; Biology 4; G.A.A. 2.
3,4, Publicity Chairman 3,4.

MARIANNE GANNON; A Coppella 3,
4; Girls' Chorus 1; French Club 1;
Pep Club 1.

STEVE GAROUTTE.

RICHARD GIANTI •Rick '; Baseball 2;
Wrestling 2,3; Golf 3,4.

KAY GILMAN •Blanche"; Art Club
3,4; A.F.S. 1,2; French Club 1,2; Tim­ers' Assoc. 3; Ski Club 4.

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MICHAEL GLASS "Mike";Pep Bond 1; Football 3.

SUZANNE GONOT "Suzy"; Rep.
Council 3; Class Secretary 4; Execu­
tive Council 4; La Cuadriila 4; Muds
3.

PAUL GOETZ; Block "M" 3,4; Tennis
1; Rep. Council 1; Football 1,2,3,4;
Wrestling 2; Latin Club 1,2.

ROBERT GORMAN "Bob"; Baskc ball
1,3.

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CATHERINE HAMMOND "Kitty-'
G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2.

MARC HANNIGAN; Trans, from Mira
Loma H.S. 4; Ski Club 2.

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JOHN GUILLIAMS; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Cross
Country 2,3,4; C.S.F. 1.2; Track 1,2;
Soccer Club 4.

KENT GUYMON; Mountaineering 4;
Rally Committee 3; Football 1; Track
3; Wrestling 1,2,3.

STEVE HALE "Rooster"; Block "M"
3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,
3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

HAROLD HALLIKAINEN; Audio Visual
1,2,3,4; Electronics 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,4,Sec.-Treas. 2.

SUZETTE HALL "Suz"; A.F.S. 4; French
Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; La Cuadrilla
3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Interclub Council
4; Rally Committee 3.

KENNETH HAMLIN "Tom"; "Alfie";
Latin Club 2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1.

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Senior Superlatives
Chosen by the Class of 1969
MOST LIKELYI

TO SUCCEEDi:

Greg Mills
Diane Jonte
BEST PERSONALITY
Nancy Perry
Gordy Massie
BEST LOOKING
Jean Nelson
Jim MacDonald

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WITTIEST
Alison Ludlam
Randy Warner
MOST DEDICATEDFred Sigworth
Suzy Gonot
Scampy Hickox

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HOWARD HAMILTON ■■Kim"; Biology
2; Senior Council 2; Advisory Board
1; Tennis 1; Wrestling 2.

LUCINDA HARRIS - Cindy"; Asst. Yell
Leader 4; Girls' League Rep. 4; Pep
Club 2,3,4; A Cappella 3.

IRENE HARVEY 'Harv", Girls' Chorus
1; Biology 4; German Club 4; Med­
ical Club 4

GREGORY HASTINGS "Greg"; Band
1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2 ;Rifle Club 1; Humanities Seminar 4 ,Mirador Staff 4.

LAURELLE HARTLEY; A.h.S. 4- Spanish
Honor Society 3; A Cappella 4.

DONALD HEAPES Don"; Block "M"
3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4.

ANN HEFFERNAN "Hefty"; A Cappella 4; Art Club 4; Drama Club 4Spanish Club 3,4; Medical Club 4.

DIANNE HIESTER; Biology 2; French
Club 1,2,3,4; Rep. Council 2,3.

Larry tackles government

DEBORAH HECATHORN"Debbie"; Social Sec. 4; A.F.S.
2,4; Executive Council 4; Moun­taineering 4; Spanish Honor
Society 3,4.

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MIKE HART; Track 1.

JOHN HEDTKEJAMES HICKEY "Jim"; Block"M" 3,4; Biology 2; Football
1,2,3,4; Soccer Club 3,4; Track
1.2,3,4.

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BILL HARRISON.

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GARY HIRT; Football 1,2.

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“Monday, MondayLESLIE HICKCOX "Scampy'
Secretary 4, J.V. Yell Leader 3; Rep. Council 1,2,3,4, Executive Council 2,4.

KYLE HODGES "Clyde"; Girls' League
Secretary 4- Girls’ Chorus 1; Muds 3
Publicily 4

MIKE HOGAN.

KATHY HOWELL; Girls' Chorus 2.

THOMAS HOPKINS "Tom"; Band 1,2,
3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 1,2;
Rifle Club 1; AAuds 3.

JAMES HORNING "Curly"; Block"M'‘ 2,3,4; V.P. 4; German Club 3;
Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling
1,2,3,4.

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JEFF HINK "Acey"; Trans, from Berke­ley H.S. 2; Band 2,3; Soccer Club 3,4.

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JACQUELINE HOOVER "Jackie"; Biol­ogy 2; Class Treas. 3; Rep. Council
2,3.

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NEAL HOUX ' Squirrel"; Electronics
1,2; Rifle Club 1,2; Swimming 1 ;Cross Country 2,3.

THOMAS HURST
Baby Tommy" ;Block "M" 4; Football 2,4.

SHERYL IVENTOSCH "Sherry1 ; Biol­ogy 2,3; C.S.F. 2,3; G A.A. 3,4; Span­
ish Honor Society 2,3,4; German Club
3,4.

.IMOTHY JAMES "Tim"; C.S.F. 3;
Mountaineering 4; Orchestra 1,2; Sci­
ence Seminar 3,4.

LESLIE INGALLS; Biology Club 4

JOHN JACOBY; Chess Club 1,2.

DOUGLAS JAMES "Doug"; Art 1,2;
Game Management 3, Rifle Club 1,2.

JULIE JAMES; Trans, from Arcadia
High School 3; Drama Club 2; Jr.
Red Cross 3.

It must be roughin- •'*•••DAVID
KAUFMAN
Dave ;Club 3; Football 3,4; Wrestling 4.

JOHN JESSUP; Block "M" 3,4; Foot­ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wres­tling 1,2,3,4.

KAREN JONES Bonnie''; Trans, from .
Annandale High 2; Art Club 4; Pep 'Club 3

DIANE JONTE; MAD Chairman aClass Sec. 1; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4;
La Cuadrilla 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4,
Treas. 2.

KERRY JUCt-.AU; C.S.F. 1,2.3,4; Span­
ish Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4.

CHARITY KENYON; A.F.S. 4, Trees.
4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, V.P. 4;
Spanish Honor Society 3,4.

SUZANNE KALLO ' Suzy' ; Biology 2,
3; C.S.F. 1,2,3.4, Treas. 4; Mirada
Staff 4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4,
Treas. 4.

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BRUCE KELLY; C.S.F.
Club 3; Rifle Club 1.

1,2,3;

Chess

EVE KERMIT; A.E.S. 1,2,3; Interclub
Council 4, French Club 3,4, V.P. 3;
Drama Club 3,4; Folk Guitar 3,4,Pres. 4.

PEGGY KERRIGAN; Publicity 4, V.P.
4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Rally Committee
3,4, Sec. 4.

NORMAN KERTH ’Norm"; Band 1,
2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Trees.
2; Soccer Club 3,4

CRISTINA KESSLER "Tina"; Art 1,2,
3,4; Creative Writing 1,3; Model
U.N. 4, Mountaineering 4; Muds 3.

DEBORAH KIRK
Debbie"; C.S.F. 2;
Rally Committee 4; Biology 1,2; In­
terclub Council 2,3; Folk Guitar 2,
3,4, V.P. 2, Sec -Treas. 3.

LYNN KOGAN
Drama Club 3.

Kog's"; Art Club 1;

RICHARD KOHLER "Rich"; Track
Mixed Choir 4; Wrestling 2.

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LISA KOLBECK; Creative Writing 2.
German Club 1,2,3,4; Muds 1,2.

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FRED KOESTER.

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ROBIN KRENEK -Rob"; Art Club 1;
Pep Club 2.

GEORGE KROPF, Soccer Club 4.

MARC LIPOVAC
Lip '; Football2,3; Basketball 1,2.

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MARTIN LITTLE; C.S.F. 2,3, Muds 3.

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RON LANGBERG; Trans, from Lowell
3; A.F.S. 4; Drama Club 4; A^irada
4; Mountaineering 4.

BARBRO LAURI; Trans, from Majornas Gymnasium 4; A.F.S. exchange
student 4; French Club 4.

FRANCES LEFTWICH Francy' ; G A.A.
3; A Cappella 4; Advisory Board 1
Girls' Chorus 1, Rep. Council 2,3.

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CHRIS LE GRAND; Block "M ' 3,4;
Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4;Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4.

WILLIAAA LEONARD "Bill”; Biology
4; Block "M" 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 2; Span­
ish Honor Society 3,4; Rep. Council
2; Tennis 1,2,3,4.

AILEEN LE PROTTI; Art 1,2,3; Treas.
2; Biology 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3,4;
Rep. Council 4; Executive Council 4;
Humanities Seminar 3.

HAMILTON LEWIS "Steve "; Block"M" 4; A.F.S. 3; Rep. Council 1,2;
Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4.

VICTORIA LEIBER "Cecily"; C.S.F. 1,
2,3,4; A Cappella 2,4; Girls' Chorus
1; Drama Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4.

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XAVIER LERCH "Zav"; Pep Club 1
Game Management 3; Swimming 3;
Water Polo 3.

KRISTA LINIGER; C.S.F 1,2,3,4, Biol­
ogy Club 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas 4; Muds
3; Drama Club 3,4; German Club 1,
2,3,4, Pres. 4.

Peggy plots;

DENNIS LINNEKIN; Rep. Council 3,4Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Football 1,
2,3,4, Track 3.

DAVID LIU; Creative Writing 2; Rep.
Council 1,2; Humanities Seminar 3;
Tennis 1,2.

DAVID LOCKLIN "Dave"; Football 1,
2.

ROGER LYFORD, Trans, from Episco­
pal Academy, Pa. 4; Football 4; Soc­
cer Club 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4.

PHYLLIS LUCAS "Phil" Art Club 1,2;
Pep Club 2; Rep. Council 1.

ALISON LUDLAM "Al"; Drama Club
4; Creative Writing 3.

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JAA/ES A«\AC DONALD; BlockM
3,4; Rep. Council 1; Football 1,2,3,4.

MARIE A/AITA Coach ; Art Club 4;
Jr Red Cross 1,2; G.A.A. 4.

LINDA MANN; Trans
Valley H S 1.

from Ygnacio

CHARLES MANUEL
Chuck"M" 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Wrestling 1,2,
3,4.

LUCIA MALIN "Luci"; Art Club 2,
3,4; Biology 2,3,4; German Club 3,4;
La Cuadrilla 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4.

CASEY MANFRIN; Trans, from
Wheaton North H.S., Illinois 4; Rep.
Council 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; V/resfling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country.

JUDITH MANKIN Judy"; Trans, from
Northporf High, N.Y. 3; G.A A. 1,2,3;Honor Society 1,2,3; Leaders’Club 3;
Girls' Chorus 4.

THOMAS MARTIN "Fat man"; Trans.
from Ravenswood H.S. 3; Biology 4;
French Club 1; Medical Club 3,4;
Football 1,2,3; Band 1,2.

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CHRIS MART; Pep Band 1.2,3.

SANDRA MARTINELLI "Sandy". APS.
1,2; Timers' Assoc. 2.

SALLY MAYS; Arf Club 1; Pep Club4, Girls' Chorus 4.

BROWYN McBANE
BroPep Club
1.2,3. J V. Yell Leader 3; Art Club
1,2.

DOUG MARIN, Trans, from Berkeley
3.

MARY MARCHELLO; Trans, from
Campolindo 2; Biology Club 3; Pep
Club 1; Spanish Club 1, Girls' Cho­rus 4.

"It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a man insane . . ."107

THOMAS McDOWELL Tom ; Biology
3; Spanish Club 1,2, Track 3,4; Cross
Country 4, Golf 2.

GORDON MASSIE,
Gordy'; A.F.S.
4; Rep. Council 4, Senior Council 4,
Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3

ARTHUR MECKAUER,
Art ; Trans,
from Sammamish H.S. 3, Band 2; Pep
Band 2, Basketball 1 ■ Golf 3; Ten­
nis 2

SHARON MEDCRAFT, Rally Commis­
sioner 4; Class Secretary 3; Rep.
Council 3,4; La Cuadrilla 3; Execu­
tive Council 3,4.

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Football 1.

Rick ; Band 1

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RON McFERRIN; Trans, from McChesney Jr. High 2; Track 1 .

LESLIE MEDINA, "Whimpy", Art Club
1,2; Biology 2; Spanish Club 1,2.

KEITH MEYER; Biology 2, Block "M"
4: Band 1; Pep Band 1; Football 3,4.

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JACK MILLER.

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KEITH MILLER, •Ted E. Bear"; Track
1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Block "M"
3,4.

NEWTON MILLWARD;
Wrestling 2,3,4.

Track

1,2;

ROBERT MILLIGAN
Tom ; Football
1 ; Humanities Seminar 1 ,2,3; Latin
Club 3.

GREGORY MILLS,
Greg’'; Student
Body Pres. 4; Rep. Council 3,4; Advisory Board 2, Muds 3; Basketball
1,2.

CAROL MILLSPAUGH; G A A. 1,2,3,
V.P. 3; Folk Guitar 2,3,4; Sec.-Treas.
2.

MARILYN MITCHELL; A.F.S. 1; Drama
Club 4; Biology 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4.

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SHIRLEY MITCHELL; Jr. Red Cross 2;
A Cappella 4, Art Club 1,2; Girls'
Chorus 2.

JANICE MONROE; Biology 3; Art
Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Medical Club
4. Spanish Club 1

CHRISTINE MORAN
Tina , Biology
3; Jr. Red Cross 3; Girls' League
Treas 4; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club
1,2,3

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VICKI MORGAN ' Vic"; Trans from
Morningside H.S., Calif. 2; Art Club
1, Girls’ Chorus 2,3; Home Economics
1.

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LIZANN MOULTON "Zanny'; Class
Social Sec 4; A.F.S. Pres 4, C.S.F.
1,2,3,4; Mirada Staff 4; Rep Coun­cil 2,3.

BILL A/UTCH

Track 3,4.

Buster";Football1,

PATRICIA NEELAND "PatLa Cuadr 11 la 4; Pom Pon 4- Mirada Staff 4,
Spanish Honor Society 3, Muds 3.

LAURIE NELSON ' Nellie"; Attended
Casa Grande, Ariz. 2. G.A.A. 1,2,3;
Drama Club 2,4; Mountaineering 4.

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ball 1; Baseball 1.

"Nate";

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NANCY NOTT; Trans from Norfolk,
Academy, Vir 4; A.F S 4. Publicity
4, Mirador 4, Medical Club 4

JANET OAS "Jan",- A.F S 3,4; Pep
Club 1,2; Drama Club 4, Art 2,3,4
Rally Committee 3.

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SARAH OLSON; Trans from White
Bear H.S., Mmn 2, A F S. 4; Biology
4, French Club 3.4, Treas. 4; Medical
Club 4 Pep Club 2

DEBBIE PAILLE Poopsie", G.A A 4;
Drama Club 4, La Cuadrilla 4; Pep
Club 1; Medical Club 4.

JEAN NELSON; Class Treas. 2; Span­
ish Honor Society 3; Rep. Council 3.

SALLI NIELSEN "Sal""Spiffy!"

CRAIG PEARSON; Medical Club 4Football 3; Track 1,2,3,4.

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Art Club 3; Pep Club 2,3.

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Chosen For
Excellence

GIRLS SPORTS
Cathy Sodestrom
CRAFTS
Jeff Sawyer
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Diane JonteMUSIC
Kathy Dunlop
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Krista Lininger
CRAFTS
Marcia Wilson
LIFE SCIENCES
Sarah French
PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND
ELECTRONICS
Fred Sigworth
CREATIVE WRITING
Lisa Kolbeck

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Because of a wealth of talented seniors this year,
the faculty found it difficult, in most cases, tolimit their selections of individuals who excelledin various fields of study. The Mirada is proudto present its own hall of fame, chosen byteachers who have worked closely with thesestudents for four years.

Fred Sigworth
MUSIC
Tom Hopkins
BUSINESS SKILLS
Barbara Silver
HOME ARTS
Penny Aveson
DRAMAJohn Armstrong
George Chappell
ART
Linda MannBOYS SPORTS
Pete Schnugg

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CHARLES PARTRIDGE "Charlie"
Spanish Club 1; Block "M" 3,4; Biology 1; Football 1,2,3,4.

LARK PATTERSON; Trans, from Cheyenne Mountain, Colo 4; Drama Club
2,3; G.AJk. 3; French Club 2; Pep
Club 3; Rally Committee 4.

RONALD PAUL "Ron' , Photography
1,2; Audio Visual 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4;
Peo Club 1; Electronics 3,4, Rifle

Club 1.

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MIKE PAYNE "Speedy-GTrans.
from Piedmont 2; Block "M" 2,3,4;
Drama Club 4, Football 3,4; Track
2,3,4

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CHERYL PEAKE, Biology 3,4,
French Club 2,3,4; Folk Guitar
3,4; Medical Club Sec -Treas.
4, Mountaineering 4.

JOHN PEAKE ••Jud”; Class V.P.
3; Rep. Council 1,2; Biology
3,4, Pres. 4; Interclub Council
4; Wrestling 2.

“I think that the facts are obvious . .

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PATRICIA PEDERSEN "Par; Executive
Council 4, Rally Committee 2,3; In­
terclub Council 4, Pres. 4; La Cuadrilla 3, Pres. 4.

KATHIE PETERSON "Kat"; Trans, from
Albany 3; Biology 4; Drama Club 4;
Rally Committee 4,- Medical Club 3,4;
A.F.S. 3.

“Man that is born of woman is of few days, and full of
trouble"WILLIAM PRESTON "Bill"; Chess Club
4; Rally Committee 4; Game Man­
agement 3,4, Pres. 4; Tennis 3,4.

STEVEN PROCHNOW; Football 1; Bas­ketball 1; Mirador 4.

MARGARET RAGAN "Peggy"; C S.F.
1,2,3; Drama Club 2; Mirada Staff
4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Honor So­
ciety 2,3,4.

JOAN RASMUSSEN "Ras";- Art Club
1,4; G.A.A. 1,3; Publicity 4.

LAURENCE REID "Larry"; Trans, fromSaint Mary's 2; Block "M" 2,3,4;
Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4;Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 4.

DANA REID.

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BILL REYNOLDS. Biology 4; Ride Club
3; Tennis 2,3,4.

DEBRA RIBACCHI Debbie' ; Pep Club
1,2,3, Spomsli Club 3.

JAMES RICHARDS
Costro Valley 3

Jim '; Irons fromMARY ANN ROBERTS; Trans from
Oakland High 3; Rep. Council 2.

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PATRICIA REYNOLDS ' Path ; Med.
cal Club Pres. 4, Interclub Council
4; A.F.S. 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 1,2, Sec.
2. Tuners' Assoc. 1,2,3

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SHIRLEY RICHBERGER; CSF 2,3; Art
Club 2,4; Mnada 4; A/.uds 3, MAD
Committee 4.

CORNELIA ROBINSON 'Corny'
Trans, from Berkeley 1; ( ST. 2,3,4.
Folk Guitar 4; German Club 2,3,4,Sec. 4, World Affairs 4, Muds 3

IYNN ROBINSON, ATS 4; Advisory
Board 4, Welcome Committee 2,3,
Pep Club 1, Mirador Staff 4.

BRUCE ROSS. B.olorjy 2,3.

JOHN SABI AN, Trans, from Hopwood
H S , Saipan 4, A F S <1, A Cappclla
4.

BONITA ROOSMA Bonnie
A Cap­
pclla
Mirador 3,4, Drama Club 4,
French Club 3,4

GAIL RULIS; Trans from Wayland
Academy 3; A F S. 4; G A.A 3,4;
Biology 4, Publicity 4.

ROBERT SAGE "Bob"; Block "M
2,3,4; Swimming 1,2; Wrestling
2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2.

GARY SALATA; Trans from Wheeling
H.S.. III. 3; A.F.S. 4, Baseball 1,2;
Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2
Track 3,4.

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DANA SASSONE; C S F. 1,2,3. Sec 3
Latin Club 1,2; Rep. Council 3; Span­
ish Honor Society 3,4.

JEFFPEY SAWYER; Creative Writing
1,2; AAountaineering 4; Latin Club
1,2; Rep. Council 1; Track 2,3.

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LARRY SALATA; Trans, from Wheeling
H.S., III. 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4.

MARK SCHIEBLE; Mountaineering 4.

Meditation on ryei

PETER SCHNUGG; Class Pres. 2; Wa­
ter Polo 2,3,4, Pres. 2; Block "M"
1,2,3,4; La Cuadrilla 3; Basketball
1,2.3.4.

DAVID SCHUBB; Swimming 2.

SCOTT SCHOFIELD; Block M 4; Rep.
Council 3; Basketball 1,2; Soccer Club
4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

STEVEN SERR "Steve"; Block "M" 4;
Rally Committee 3; Tennis 1,2,3;
Football 3,4.

JANET SCHWARZ - Jan"; A.F.S. 4;
Pep Club 2; French Club 4.

ANNE SHABEL; A.F.S. 1; C.S.F. 1,2;
Spanish Honor Society 4; Biology 2;
Spanish Club 4.

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PAUL SHEEHAN; German Club 3; Soc­
cer Club 3.

PAT SIGLER

Sig ; Arf Club 1,4

BARBARA SILVER; Pep Club 2; Arf
Club 2,3,4, Sec -Treas. 4; Biology 2.

KENT SIMON; Electronics 1,2; Moun­taineering 4.

“You bet your sweet bippy!"

CANDACE SIEGEL "Candy";
Humanities Seminar
1,2,3,4,
C SF. 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4
Latin Club 2.3,4; Biology 2,3,4.

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FREDERICK SIGWORTH
Fred".
Mirada Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4;
Muds 1,2,3; Photography 1,2,3,
Pres. 2.3; Science Seminar 1,2,
3,4; C S.F. 1,2,3,4.

MELINDA SIMON "Mel”; A Cappella2,3,4, Treas. 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Tim­ers' Assoc. 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4;
Octavio 3.

SHELLEY SKAGGS, Girls' League Rep.
2; Rally Committee 2; Pep Club 2,
Welcome Committee 2; French Club
1,2,3,4.

JOANNE SMYTH
Jo ; A Cappella JAMES SNELLING Jim' , Trans, from
1,2,3,4, Art Club
1,2,3,4- C.S.F. 1, Menasha H.S., Wis 4, Ski Club 1,2,
2,3,4; Latin Club
1,2,3,4, Muds 3; 3,4, A Cappella 1,3,4, Pres. 4; FootSpamsh Honor Society 3,4.
ball 3; Track 1, Wrestling 2,4.

STANLEY SLOAN Stan , Drama Club
4; Biology 2,3; Humanities Seminar1.

To each his own

ANN SMITH "Louie"; Latin Club 1
2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 4.

CAROLINE SMITH
Carol"; Jr. Red
Cross 2; Girls' Chorus 4; Home Economics 1

MARK SMITH; Mountaineering 4; Soc­
cer Club 4; Wrestling 1,2,3.

Tom laps up the learningA
TOD SNOOK "Toad"; Block
Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1.

M ' 3,4;

DALE SOMMERS; Electronics 1,2,3,4;
Muds 3; Science Seminar 3,4.

fCATHERINE SODESTROM "Cathy";
Mirador Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres.
3; Interclub Council 3.

PAUL STANLEY; Biology 2,3; German
Club 2,3; La Cuadrilla 4; Track 4;
Rally Committee 4.

ELEANOR STEINBACK ' Nory"; Trans,
from Berkeley High 2; Girls’ Chorus
2; Biology 4; French Club 2.

BRUCE STEWART "Stu"; A.F.S. V.P.
4; Game Management 4; Rally Commirtee 4; Inter-dub Council 4; Chess
Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Science Semi­
nar 1,2,3,4.

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DONNA STOY "SpeedHead Pom
Pon 4; Girls' Chorus 3, Rally Commit
tee 4; Drama Club 4, Pep Club 2

JOHN STEVENS Steve ; A Cappella
2,3, Drama Club 3,4, Football 1,2.

DEBRA STEIN
Debby"; Biology 4
Pep Club 3; Medical Club 4.

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LINDA STROH; Art 3,4, Latin Club 1
Jr. Red Cross 1; Pep Club 2,3.

MIKE SULLIVAN
Taco", Football 1,
3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4.

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ROBERT THIELE

Rob", A F.S. 4.

JOHN THOMSON "Basil"; Trans.
from Kailua High 3; C.S.F. 3,4.

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SUSAN TREANOR Sue ; Jr. Red
Cross 2; Timers' Assoc 1; Sponish
Club 2; Pep Club 1,2

ROBERT TRUAX "MonkBlock "AA"
2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,
3,4.

SCOTT VOLKER; Game Management
4, Ski Club 1,4; Block M" 3,4; Track
2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3.

JAMES VANDERSlOOT "Jim"; Class
President 4; Executive Council 4; Rep.
Council 4.

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SYDNEY WINSOR
Syd , A.F S
1Pep Club 1; G A.A. 1,3. Girl's Cho
rus 4; Latin Club 1 .

;Banana bread? You re kidding!"

MELYNDA WEBER "Lynne"; Trans.
from Balboa H.S 4; Photography;
Silver Seals Society.

SUSAN WEIRICK Sue "; La Cuadrilla
4; Girl's League Rep. 3; A Cappella
2,3; Rally Committee 4; Medical

Club 2.3.

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CLIFTON WEYENETH ' Randy''; Biol­ogy 2,3; Senior Council 4; Spanish
Club 1,2; La Cuadrilla 4; Mirador
Staff 4; Baseball 3; Football 1,3;
Basketball 1,2,3,4.

HOLLY WIEBER "Chavela' ; C.S.F. 3;
Biology 1,2; Humanities Seminar 1
Mountaineering 4; Spanish Club 3.

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DAVE WIGHT; Block "M"3,4; Moun­taineering 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Cross
Country 2.3,4.

MARCIA WILSON.- Mirada Staff 4
Rally Committee 3; Welcome Commit
lee 2; Publicity Commissioner 4: Ar
Club 1.2,3,4, Pres. 4.

REBECCA HOULETTE "Becky-; Trans,
from El Cerritto 2; A.F.S. Exchange
Student to South Africa 3; C.S.F. 1,
2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,
3; Orchestra 1,2,3.

DEBORAH
Club 2,3.

MOSER

Debbie" ;Pep-

NANCY MYERS; Attended DavisHigh 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish
Club 1,2; Medical Club 3; C.S.F. 1,
2,4; Rep. Council 3.

TERRY ZINK; Trans, from Wilcox
H.S. 3- Track 1,2; French Club 1,2.

Nonconformists
LISA ANGELOSAM AYRESMARK BINER
JEFF BRODYGEORGE CHAPPLEJACK DELINGERAMY FARRELL
DEBORAH HABERKOSTMARGARET IRVINGMIKE JARRETT
JOHN KNOPF
RANDY McGREW
ROY MILLER
BILL MONAHANRANDY MOWDYERIK OLAFFSONMARK ROTHDAVE WEIDEMANN

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Rally Committee
Spurs Activity
Because rallies were optional this year,
Rally Committee had an unusually dif­ficult task. Under the leadership of Rally
Commissioner, Sharon Medcraft (right),
the committee did an outstanding job.
New ideas were: to have a central theme
for each rally and to have club member­ship changes during the year. Membership was expanded to forty. These spirit
promoters are pictured below.
The many jobs handled by Rally Com­mittee are divided among several sub­committees which include car caravan,
Matador, goal post, pom pom, posters,
script, money-making, publicity, tickets,
and AV committees. The club sponsor is
Mr. O. McCain.

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Script Committee: G. Thompson, A. Powell, C. Copenhagen. S. Thomas, J. Jonte, L. Campbell, D. Wilson,
D. Jonte, C. Foster, K. Peterson, D Stoy, G Ford, J. Seabury, P. Stanley, D. Brown, S. Hill is, D. Lohse,
W. Erickson, R. Booth, L. Nielsen, S. Weirick. T- T=J

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Thompson, D Brown, D. Kirk, L. Patterson, J. McLaren, D. Wilson

Committee Heads: B. Preston, D. Kirk, P. Stanley, D. Stoy, D. Wilson,
S. Weirick, L. Campbell, D. Brown, P. Kerrigan, G. Ford

Goal Post- D. Lmnekin, J. Shaw, W. Erickson,
B. Preston, P. Stanley

Matador Committee: C. Thomas, P. Kerrigan, S. Dennison, D. Kirk

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Guide Student Activity
Student Body Officers
Executive Council, com­posed of Student Body;i

Officers and class pres­tidents and secretaries,
meets second period
every day in Leadershipclass to initiate plans
and carry out student
activities. To inform thestudent body, officers
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Social Secretaryir

Pat Pedersen
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Mr. Campbell advises Frosh officers.

Leadership class convenes in R-4.

Neophytes Learn Procedure in Rep. Council!

Reps enjoy the responsibility of student government.

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Ballyhoos
This year Publicity Committee was established to publicize
all school activities except athletic events, which Rally Com­mittee announces. The efforts of Publicity Committee havecreated greater student interest in activities on our campus.
Headed by Marcia Wilson, Publicity Commissioner, the com­mittee paints banners, silk-screens posters and creates dis­
plays in the C-2 showcase. The group is composed of thirty
members who are chosen on the basis of a written applica­tion in which they demonstrate originality of ideas.
Publicity Committee is off to a great start and has alreadyproved itself an asset to Miramonte.

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I. C. C. Unites Club Action
President Pat Pedersen

I.C.C. members include- G. Chappie (Drama); C. Dausman (Pep); D. Davenport (Girls’ League); G. Ford(AV)- S. French (G A.A.); S. Hall (French); H. Hallikainen (Electronics), B Harris (World Affairs); D. Jonfe(C.S.F.); K. Juchau (Spanish Honor Society), E. Kermit (Folk and Guitar); K. Lininger (German), Sharon
Medcraft (Rally); R. Miller (Mountaineering); Z. Moulton (A.F.S.); K. Paterson (Octavia); J. Peake(Biology); P. Pedersen (Cuadrilla); B. Preston (Game Management); P. Reynolds. (Medical); C. Richards(Timers); L. Runo (Spanish); T. Schubb (Photography); K. Smith (Soccer); B. Stewart (Chess); J. Ward
(Latin); M. Wilson (Art, Publicity); T. Wood (Bridge).

Inter-Club Council co-ordi­
nates all club activities. This
year I.C.C. has encouraged
enthusiasm by opening its
meetings to interested stu­
dents, initiating a Cfub-ofthe-Month award, and wel­coming several clubs.

Advisory Board Deliberates ProblemsrMembers include; Jim Martin, Rick Bachman, Beth Harris, Jeff Sawyer, Lynn Robinson, Pita Jelley, Burt Cummings, Barby York, Bill C.
Beckett.

|Headed by Chief Justice Bill Becket and including a boy and a girl from each class, Advisory Board discusses campus problems.
Any student can offer ideas to the Board and receive advice from it.

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La Cuadrilla Fosters PrideCuadrilla officers are Pat
Pedersen, President; Je*ff
Cairns, Vice-President; andSuzette Hall, SecretaryTreasurer. The club has
grown to 30 members thisyear. Advisors for the clubare Miss Giddings and Mr.
Campbell.
Bill and Debbie make ready for Cuadrilla dance.

Clare, heap big teepee maker.

La Cuadrilla, whose pur­pose is to foster pride in
Miramonte, undertakes serv­
ice projects for the school
and community.
The club raised money for
the Sioux Indian Reservationby the Dance of the Calumet.
It sponsors free tutoring forMiramonte students in mostacademic subjects. The clubalso tutors underprivilegedchildren in Richmond. Cuad­
rilla maintains the trophycase in the gym and has arepresentative on the campus
litter commission.
This fall, Cuadrilla repainted
the Miramonte sign in frontof the school. Its members
ushered at Freshman Orien­
tation Day, Back-to-School
Night, and the all school
play.

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mm t&ss&m/Members include: B. Abbott, K. Anderson, M. Belfay, K. Bottjer, C. Browning, J. Burkman, J. Cairns, C.
Coran, C. Dausman, M. de Laveaga, J. Fahey, S. Gonot, S. Hall, D. Jonte, L. Malin, J. Martin, G. Mills,
P. Neeland, D. Paille, K. Patterson, P. Pedersen, R. Pisarra, C. Richards, P. Rosenthal, D. Saunders, P.
Stanley, R. Warner, S. Weirick, R. Weyeneth, M. Wilson.

For Girls Only...

Left to right: Tina Moran, Sally Thompson, Lynn Clark, Kyle Hodges, Joyce Tussey,
Corrine Rosenthal; not pictured Cindy Harris

Every girl at Miramonte is
automatically a member ofGirls' League. Officers and a
representative
from
each
class are elected each year
to work with the advisor of
the group, Miss Giddings.
Officers this year include
Diane Davenport, president;
Lynn Clark, vice-president;
Kyle Hodges, secretary.
Freshman representative is
Cally Thompson,- Sophomore,
Corrine Rosenthal; Junior,
Joyce Tussey,- and Senior,
Cindy Harris.
The main function of Girls'
League is to arrange Big and
Little Sister Day in Septem­
ber. All Freshmen and new
girls are assigned to a "Big
Sister" with whom they eat
lunch, enjoy "girl talk" andask any questions they may
have about Miramonte.

Dance Committee Rocks And Rolls

The Parents' Club Dance
Committee is composed oftwo students from eachclass. This group organizes
and carries out all thedances after home footballand basketball games; thisyear they also sponsored thecarnival dance. The lower
classes rotate the jobs ofmaking posters and sellingrefreshments and tickets.
Seniors are responsible forobtaining the bands.
Ken Langan is president of
Left to right: Linda Runo, Rick O'Hare, Jane Pixley, Gary Dunsmore, Cathy CrandaII, Ken Langan, president, Tom Thomas, Kelly Thompson

the committee; Mrs. Runofrom the Parents' Club ad­
vises the group.

1 onAmerican Field Service
Promotes World FriendshipInterview with Bruce
Question. Where did you l.ve in Finland?
"In several places—among them Kolrmranta, about 30 miles from Helsinki,
and Lapeenranta, a country home about 200 Km. northwest of Helsinki near
the largest .lake in Finland This home was filled with old country furnishing*such as a spinning wheel, wooden utensils, and a red brick oven
Question: Will you describe your host family5"There were the parents, of course, and my two sisters, Eva 10, and Kati, 15.
and my brother, Karl, 16.
Question: What were some of your new experiences5"I was introduced to eating crayfish, raikka, leipps (black bread), red whortleberries, reindeer meat, fish eggs, and thick cherry soup (not a dessert). I
woterskiied for the first ime and had my first experience with a sauna, on
the traditional days, Wednesday and Saturday
Question: Did your host family have any questions about America?
"I cleared up some of their misconceptions: Crinda is not near Hollywood
California is not always sunny. Politically, people in Finland are very well in­formed Assassinations and the war in Viet Nam werd the primary reasonsfor U S. unpopularity
Question: Is there anything else you would like to say?
'AFS taught me a lot about myself. It was a learning experience not only
for me but for those with whom I came m contact.

In January of last year I arrived in Johannesburg and began
my memorable twelve months' stay in South Africa. I was
lucky to have two fabulous families. My English-speaking
family live on a 6000 acre farm about 120 miles south ofJo'burg. I attended a convent boarding school about 60
miles away with one of my sisters. During the last half of theyear, I stayed with an Afrikaans family in the large coastal
city of Durban, the Miami of So. Africa My Afrikaans sisterand I attended a large government school where all classes
were taught in Afrikaans, the second official language of the
Republic After spending Christmas with our families, the 24
AFS'ers in So. Africa took a 3 'weeks' bus four of the country
Some of the highlights of my stay were going on a safari,trailing lion, going down in a gold mine, and holding a 127
carot diamond from one of the mines.

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The AFS progrom has given me a fabulous opportunity to live
in another country and understand the people and customs
better. What a 'wonderful way to promote peace and under­
standing among nations!

Becky Houlette, AFS student from Miramonte, with her host family,
the Crookes, at their home near Johannesburg, South Africa.

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Since school was open last fall the only thing that really fascinated meis when the students discussed about Miramonte's strict policy. To me
Miramonfe is very liberal with its policy compared to Hopwood in myhome country, Saipan.
Here in America everything moves so fast. A good example is that I
can't keep up with anybody who is walking with me I have to fell
him or her to slow down. You all walk too fast
On thing I really dislike and can't stand is that this school is verycliquey But over all I am very much impressed with the competitivenessat school.

An evening with John and his host family, the Thieles.

On the 13th of August 1968, I arrived in San Francisco after
a twelve day trip from my home city, Gofheburg, in Sweden.
The trip was the beginning of my fantastic AFS year. By living
here m Orinda I have been able to see a part of American
life from the inside. I've, for the first t:me in my life, tried
to water ski (notice, "tried to"). And believe it or not, though
I'm from Sweden, I ve snow skied here for my first time. In
my memories from this year, I'll always have my greatfamily and all my friends here at Miramonfe. All these people
made it easy for me to feel at home and helped me to makethis year such an unforgetable experience I hope to see you
in Goteborg sometime

Barbro with her American family, the Halls.

The American Field Service was established in1914 to promote world peace and understanding
through exchange students. The Miramonte chap­ter of AFS has grown to over 200 members, who
this year had an opportunity to see slides whichbrought closer life in Brazil, Finland, Sweden,
and Saipan. On Halloween night the group en­
joyed potluck dinners in several homes, later
carrying out a very successful fund drive. Ex­change students from our district were invited
to Miramonte chapter's Christmas party. Fran­cisco, from Spain, and Jean, from England, at­tended Miramonte during Exchange Week. The
officers who have worked hard on the year's
events are Zanny Moulton, Bruce Stewart, Mindy
Hennigh, Charity Kenyon, Phyllis Rosenthal, Patty
Reynolds, and Debbie Kirk. Mr. Fridell is the
club's sponsor.

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Sont Ensembles

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Le Club Francois presents
French culture to students
through many activities. This
year, members sold French
pastry at noon sales. In thefall, members went to theBasque Hotel in San Francisco; French cuisine wasserved and the waiters
spoke French. During theholidays, the club held its
annual Christmas party
where members sang carols
in French. Led by President
Suzetfe Hall, the 28 French
Club members are spon­sored by Miss Weed.

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Les jeunes f i I les enjoy a casual get together over French bread.

Der Deutsche Verein
Sticks Together
Miramonte's German Club, Der Deutsche Verein, attracts students
interested in the German language and Kultur. In the fall, theclub attended a film, Die Brucke, at Diablo Valley College. Mem­bers also enjoyed a taffy pull held at the Pragers'. The German
Club has held cake and bread sales to raise money for its activi­
ties centered around German cultural events in the Bay Area.
Sponsored by Mr Ira, the club has 33 members and is led byPresident Krista Lininger.

Fuhrer Krista Lininger

Members pictured above include; K. Lininger, M Benes, H. Benes, C. Chow, Y. Chow, C. Gedney,
K. Guide, V. Hammond, S. Iventosch, L. Malm, C. Robinson, K. Kersten, S. Patterson, K. Bromley,
and sponsor Mr. Ira.

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Romanizes Miramonte

Latin in and EZ poses major problems, but not for Mrs. Calhoon.

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The purpose of the Latin Club is to give Latin students a more mean­
ingful understanding of Roman language and life than can be ob­tained from books. Always one of the largest groups at Miramonte,
the Latin Club has more than 75 members this year. The Club Presi­
dent is Janet Ward, and the sponsor is Mrs. Calhoon.
A hand-crafted chariot was the Latin Club's entry in the Football fes­
tival this year. Another example of members’ talents was the Christ­mas door decoration that won honorable mention in the contest spon­sored by ICC. In March, the club journeyed to Fresno for the annual
California Junior Classical League Convention, and in April, mem­bers enjoyed the traditional Roman Banquet.
Members enjoy dinner at Mrs. Calhoon's house.

Latin I poses elementary problems.

Spanish ClubSe Divierte Mucho
One of Miramonte's active language
clubs, the Spanish Club has sponsored
several festive activities this year. Mem­bers enjoyed a dinner at Senor Picos in
Ghirardelli Square and a pinata party
during the holiday season at the Span­
ish Christmas dinner. Members also went
to see the Ballet Folklorico in February.
Throughout the year, members raised
money through noon sales for the Chris­tian Hacienda, an orphanage in Mexico.
The 34 Spanish Club members are spon­sored by Mrs. Nicholas.
President L. Runo and R
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The 28 members of the Spanish Honoi Society
are recognized as outstanding students who haveearned a B~r average in the language and whoare in third, fourth, or fifth year Spanish. Spon­sored by Mr. McGhee and led by President Kerry
Juchau, the club enjoyed a seminar trip to Mon­
terey this year, using money that members raised
through cup-cake sales and a bottle drive. Mem­bers also took a field trip to the Ballet Folklorico

during the winter.
Pictured above: Standing: Bill Leonard, Kerry Juchau,
Gail Thompson, Jim Martin, Ed Riddell, Debbie Hecathorn, Joanne Smyth, Julie Conyers, Mike Fuerst,
Anne Shabel, John Sechini, Linda Hays, Charity
Kenyon, Pat Pederson, Mr. McGhee, sponsor. Seated:
Alison Everett, Colette Kersten, Marylee Eldred,
Suzy Kallo, Sherry Iventosch, and Nancy Banker.

Block M Honors Athletes/ ' t-k .

Block M recognizes all Miramonte lettermen in athletics.
The group sponsors such annual activities as the Block M
dance and the Ugly Man Contest and manages popcorn
sales at home football and basketball games. Block M
sponsored various sports movies during the year. Mem­bers suggested the idea of a Block M display in the “C"• li ii minn in nrnmntn rtnrlont hndv nwnrenPSS of athleticachievements
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The club’s sponsor is Mr. Yaich. Officers include.- Chuck
Manuel, President; Jim Horning, Vice-President; Dennis
Linnekin, Secretary-Treasurer,- and John Jessup, Sergeantat Arms. Thp rluh bnnsts 79 mpmhpr<;

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This year, membership in AAircimonte's fanlaslic Soccer Clubgrew from last year's 35 to an enthusiastic 87. The clubhas set up teams to play other soccer clubs in the area.
Although soccer is not yet an FAL sponsored sport, ci
league has been formed so that other clubs in the area
may participate in a tournament.

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Members have raised money to purchase uniforms andgoal posts, and Mr. McGhee, the club sponsor, has coachedpractices and games on his own time. The club was or­
ganized by Mr. McGhee in response to the interest of
Mircimonte's 1 968 1969 foreign exchange students and themany enthusiastic soccer players on campus.

GAA Officers Direct Girls’ Sports
GAA co-ordinates all girls'
sports at Miramonte. The
group is headed by officers
Sarah French, President; Sally
Fuller, Secretary,- and Kathy
Bromley, Treasurer, all pic­
tured at left. Missing is
Alane Powell, Vice-President.
The club sponsor is P.E. De­partment Chairman, Miss
McPheeters.

Girls' sports at Miramonteinclude hockey and swim­
ming in the fall, basketballin the winter, and tennis andbadminton in the spring.
Girls interested in a particu­
lar sport participate throughGAA during any season,
making the number of active
members in GAA flexible.
This year, GAA boasted
championship teams in bas­ketball ancJ swimming andexcellent hockey and tennis
teams.

Game Management Is On the Ball

The 10 members of GameManagement help to plan,
co-ordinate, and manage
athletic events. Game managers take tickets at thedoor, usher at home games,
and help to supervise gate
and field areas. Bill Preston
is president of the group thisyear, and Mr. Scott is thesponsor. Club members in­clude Jamie G u z z o, Jim
Barkelew, Scott Volker, Bob
Parent, Lee Fairchild, Steve
Pickett, Gary Driscoll, John
Holmgren, Jeff Coult, andJim Fogarty.

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Are When It’s At
The Timers’ Association aids thecoaches in making Miramonte's
athletic events run more smooth­ly. The club is led by President
Cindy Richards and sponsor Mr.
Lewis.
Whether it’s a chilly winter after­
noon or a warm spring day,Miramonte's
energetic
timersare there to help manage theofficial work at sport events.
Timers worked at water polo
games and wresting matches
this year, tabulating scores andfouls. During the spring, they
were a tremendous help in run­ning both swim and track meets.
Girls in Timers' can en|oy the
excitement of front-row viewing
while they help officials andcoaches keep the meet going ata smooth pace.
Other activities of Timers' thisyear included selling refresh­ments at the home swim meetsand selling snow-cones at theschool carnival.

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And Lights Up
Audiences at all assemblies, dances, rallies, plays, and concerts are electrified
by the lights and sound effects provided by the Audio Visual Club. This clubalso manages the P.A. and scoreboard equipment for all athletic events.
Officers are: Gary Ford, President; Mike Fuerst and Jim Weyeneth, VicePresidents; and Ron Paul, Secretary-Treasurer. The club's sponsor is Mr. Cappa.

Active members:
E. Dausman
D. Dewey
G. Ford
M. Fuerst
P. Guthrie
H. Hallikainen
T Hershberger
J. Overmire
R. McGrew
R. PaulJ. Weyeneth
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Jim Weyeneth tinkers at the dimmer board.

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Mike Fuerst adjusts the amplifiers.

Eric Svensson perches atop Miramonte roof to capture an unusual crowd shot.

Photographers
Stop the Action

Fred Sigworth, fearless leader, adjusts the lens for an outdoor photo.

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Active Photography Club members include: C. Ammen, J. Brody, S. Carter, E.
Dausman, M. Fuerst, R. Newman, E. Riddell, T. Schubb, B. Taylor, J. Weyeneth,
A. Wist, S. Yee. The club sponsor is Mr. Kell.

Drama Club
Roles Through The Year

Drama Club this year has contributed to thegrowth of a fine department. It has offered ex­cellent productions of Hay Fever, An Evening of
One Act Plays, and Gigi, all unusually entertain­
ing and presented in a professional manner.
The Drama Club also sponsored a MAD produc­tion and several field trips to ACT.
Officers who have directed this large club of 84
members include George Chappie, president,
and Peggy Kerrigan, vice-president and secre­tary-treasurer. The Drama Club welcomes their
new advisor, Mrs. Hess, an experienced andstimulating drama coach.

George, if you ever steal my scene ogam

At curtain call are Lynn Campbell, Victoria; Lisa Angelo, Aunt Alicia,- George Chappie, Gaston; Laurie
Nelson, Madom Alderez; Francie Combs, Gig. s mother,- and Sydney Winsor, Sidone.

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Come on you guys! Gigi, smilel 'Final preparations culminate in amusing perform­
ance of Gigi. Top- Claire applies makeup to Laurie,Lynn, as Gigi, gives outstanding performance aided
by Lisa, George, Francie, and Laurie.

Not all the work is done by actors, much is done behind the scenes, rehearsing, Dolishing, andfinally, performing. Top: L. Nelson. F. Combs, and L. Cogan Center: Mrs. Hess, G. Ford, F Combs,
C. Copenhagen, L. Nelson. Bottom: L. Angelo and G. Chappie.

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Makes a Pretty Picture
Art Club provides an opportunity to en­
joy and appreciate art and to participate
in art-oriented activities. Making "metal­lic" jewelry was the group’s first project
this year. Later, with Cuadrilla, Art Club
painted the Miramonte sign. On an all
day excursion to Sauscilito, members

sketched, painted, explored, andshopped. For MAD, the club sponsored
Mrs. Dean, an enamelist and Mrs.
Holmes, who demonstrated Oriental
painting. In April the club toured astained glass window studio and enjoyed dinner in San Francisco.

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Art is where you find it; beauty is everywhere.

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Art club members, led by President M. Wilson sketch Miramonte landscape.

Guitar Club
Strums in Accord

Guitar Club members enjoy an informal gathering with music by candlelight at the home of Madeline Prager.

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Guitar Club members meet in­formally during the year to enjoy
folk songs and ballads. Members
play guitars, banjos, mandolins,
and harmonicas. Membership is
flexible; any interested student
may attend the monthly meet­ings. Tins year, members of the
Guitar Club went to hear Judy
Collins at the Berkeley Com­munity Theater; they also held a
Christmas party for old and newmembers.
Eve Kermit and Carol Bittner
were first and second semester
Presidents, respectively. Mr. Hus­band is the club sponsor.

Musical togetherness with President Carol Bittner.

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Octavia, Miramonte’s music club, encourages
student interest in music of all kinds. During
the year, members enjoyed musical programs
and activities which involved various areasof music. In the fall, members took a field
trip to San Francisco where they had dinnerat the Spaghetti Factory and then attended
the San Francisco Symphony.
Pictured at right is club president Karol Pater­son. Below, grouped around Kathy Campbell
at the piano, are Karol Paterson, Sue Mac­
Donald, Madeline Prager, Debbie Krabacher,
Chris Dausman, Mindy Serr, Mr. Reuter, spon­
sor; Ed Price, and Scott Paterson

Members include.
S. AngelR. AngerJ. Baylis
C. Browning
K. Campbell
C. Dausman
B. Houlette
D. Houlette
S. Jelley
S. Lintoff
S. MacDonald
C. McClure
R. Newman
K. Paterson
S. Paterson
M. Prager
E. Price
R. Warner
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A cappella
Represents Miramonte in Melody

A cappella, Mr. Reuter's 6th period class, enhances Miramonte’s music department. Members practice forconcerts held during the year and sing at public service functions in the community. Students interested andtalented in vocal music audition for membership in the group. Pictured below, members of A cappellaperform at the Christmas Concert held on December 10.

Orchestra BlendsMusical Talents

The Miramonte Orchestra, under the direc­
tion of Mr. Hal Reuter, is composed of twenty
members this year The orchestra performed
in a Christmas Program on December 9 andin a Spring Concert on April 18. Playing awide variety of music, the orchestra ranges
from Bach to Simon and Garfunkel to con­temporary classical composers. Any musician
with enough background in music to play
an instrument may join the orchestra for four
years in high school.
Pictured are musical sections which include
strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion.
Far right, J. Baylis and J. Bridges practice on
the strings. Right, C. Cooper beats the drum.

Woodwinds: M. leftwich. M. Hopkins, E. Eberle. L
L. James

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Aughenbaugh. J. Word, E. Witl,

Brass: G. A^adsen, S Mason, W. Marl

The Miramonte Band plays enthusiastically at all football games under the spirited direction of Randy Warner.
M Rodriguez toots the sousaphone

The Miramonte Band, directed by Mr. Hal Reuter, has forty-fivemembers this year. The Band plays at all football games andpresents interesting half-time shows under the lights. Led by
student director Randy Warner, the Pep Band plays at all basket­ball games. This year the group participated in the Cal Band Day
and in the Concord Parade in October, in the Pops Concert inMarch, and presented a Spring Concert in April. Any interested
student who can play a non-stringed instrument may join the

Band.

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Miramonte'elcomeoUnified Disciplines Seminar
Discovery
The sign says Danger
Keep Off the grim edifice
shadowing the gaping mine-shaft
where yellow-green moss grows
on blackened wheels immobile
Hills
Undulating waves of green
stark oaks and scented cedars
a spring prelude
to far frozen
peaks“Outsiders
They pollute our town
. . . wish they'd stay away
and trouble somewhere else.'
I see.
Here
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I am smaller
I know you

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Probes Future Careers
The purpose of Medical Club is to encourage
students who are interested in medicine as a pro­fession. In November, the club attended the
Health Science Fair in San Francisco where mem­bers heard speakers and gained information
about medical specialization. With the assistanceof Mrs. Young, one of the advisors, the clubshowed movies during lunch hours. In March,
the club toured the Merritt School of Nursing in
Oakland.
President Patti Reynolds, Vice-President Bruce
Johnson, and Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Peake
directed the club’s activities this year. Mr Otis
McCain is another avid sponsor of the club.

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diet.

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Biology Qub
Explores Mendocino
The Biology Club provides cin opportunity forstudents to expand their interest in the na­tural sciences. Members sold concessions atnoon sales and during basketball games toraise money for their unique three-day field
trip to Mendocino this year. There, partici­
pants studied the ecology of the coastal en­
vironment.
Jud Peake co-ordinated the activities of thislarge club. He was assisted by his sergeantcit-cirms Krista Lininger, vice-president Rick
Lewis, and secretary Alien Lc Protti. The ad­visor for this energetic club is Mr. Kyner...
Seeing eye-to-eye with sea life?

Undersea
fun.

exploration

Members watch a whale migration

H. Benes examines her frog.

Conscientious biologists explore the tide pools

Mountaineering Club
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A new organization at Miramonte this year, the Mountaineering clubis already one of the most active groups on campus. Created to pro­
mote interest and to provide experience in rock-climbing and back­packing, the club has sponsored numerous weekend activities. These
activities include practice climbs at Indian Rock and the Pinnacle inBerkeley as well as expeditions to the Pinnacles National Monument,Castle Rock in Palo Alto, Yosemite Valley, and Echo Summit. Mem­bers learn basic knot-tying and mountaineering terminology as theygain experience.
The club boasts 33.6 enthusiastic members, according to calculations
made by one active member, F. Sigworth.
Officers are: Roy Miller, President; Paul Stanley, Vice-President; Francy
Leftwich, Secretary; and Matt Conover, Quarter-master. The club's
sponsor is Mr. Husband.

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Conducts Unique Projects
One of Mircimonte's mostunusual clubs, the Elec­tronics Club, has under­
taken various stimulat­
ing projects during theyear. The group spon­sored an unusual contest
to raise money. Helium
balloons were sold atnoon to the student
body, and the owners of
the five balloons thattraveled the farthest won
the new Beatles double
album. The money raised
was used for equipment
and projects. One of themost fascinating plans
involved building a TV
camera. The Electronics
Club advisor is Mr. F. R.
Davis.
Balloons, Anyone?

President Harold Hallikainen directs balloon
sale.

Chess Club
Plans Strategy
Chess club members meet every week to match wits against eachother and to practice for chess tournaments held during the year.
Advisor Mr. Fridell plays along, too.

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Chess club:
B. Stewart
F5. Guthrie
T. Wood
J. Bradshaw
J. Brody
G. Chappie
J. Clark
M. Coffey
N. Kerth
C. Maynard
G. Nankin
E. Olafsson
B. Partridge
B. Preston
E. Price
D. Schrock
T. Treadway
K. Van Meter
B. Wagner
J. WeberE. Witt
B. Yandell

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Mirador Presses On
With the News
Miramonte's bi-weekly newspaper, the Mirador, reports news
and features topical columns and articles centering on student
activities on campus. The Mirador focuses on sports events,
major class projects, senior personalities, and student govern­
ment action. The newspaper is distributed on Friday and is
free with a student body card. At right, Editor Jon Bay I isand staff members Bonnie Roosma and Greg Hastings dis­cuss Mirador matters. Below, members of Mrs. Rosso's
Journalism class take time out from deadline activity to posefor the Mirada photographer.
fJournalism.
I. Alexander
J. Sweet
B. Mutch
J. Bahme
J. Burkman
T. Smith
M. Fiset
M. Stahle
R Weyeneth
L. Robinson
J. Smith
N. Nott
K. Sodestrom
S. Prochnow

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Abadir, Ralph
Allen, Denise
Banker, Nancy
Benes, Helen*Conyers, Julie*
Conley, Jim*
Coran, Chris*
Crandall, Cathy
Cubertson, Bruce*
Dahms, Rene
Ferguson, Sally*
Fleming, Kelly

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Fuller, Sally•I

Gonot, Suzanne
Hopkins, Tom
Iventosch, Sherry*
Jonte, Diane*
Juchau, Kerry*
Kallo, Suzy*
Kelly, Bruce*
Kenyon, Charity*
Kessler, Christina

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Lieber, Vicky*.........
Mills, Greg*
Moulton, Lizann*Nott, Nancy
Olson, Sarah
Ragan, Peggy*
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Robinson, Cornelia*
Roosma, Bonnie£j
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Shabel, Anne
Sigworth, Fred*
Siegel, Candy*- Simon, Melinda
Smith, Ann
Smyth, Joanne*
Sturges, Linda
Thomson, John
• Van Meter, Jim
Ward, Janet
Wieber, Holly
Warner, Randy

Schieble, Mark-<
Rosenthal, Phyllis
Riddell, Ed
Saunders, Debbie------Schoner, Forest

Class of 1970
Bacon, Madelinede Man, Elaine
Dunlevy, Bill

Klein, Kaci
Kropf, Darryl

Bain, Kathie
Benes, Merka
Bottari, Todd
Bottjer, Kurt
Browning, Clare
Burkman, Jayne

Everett, Alison
Fahey, Janet
Fiset, Michele
Fredriksson, Ccirin
Fuerst, Mike
Gross, Deborah
Guthrie, Peter
Hastings, Janis
Hays, Linda
Hooper, Randy
Howard, Duncan
Howard, Tim
Hughes, GlennFinn, Ellen
Lauck, Darcy
Lewis, Rick
Macdonald; Laurie
Martin, Jim
McKee, Peter
McKim, Mike
Ortman, Carole
Paterson, Karol
Pisarra, Rick
Powell, Alane
Prince, Lynnell
Reynolds, John

Di Raimando, Chuck
Edeleanu, John
Gardner, Andrea
Goetz, Peter
Guilliams, Becky
Hansen, Charlie
Harris, Bernice
Hartley, Brian
Hussey, Gayle
Johnson, Bruce, Jonte, Dawna
Juchau, Julie

Kenyon, Emily
Kerth, Randy
Kirkland, Karen
Marsing, Linda
Moore, Virginia
Nakamura, Anne
Olsen, Chris
Partridge, Brent
Pelletier, Susan
Saunders, Sue
Schnugg, Nancy
Searcy, Anne

Simon, Michelle
Stack, Francie
Vines, Jon
Wagner, Bruce
Whinnery, Barbara
Wills, Debbie
Wood, Elizabeth
Wilson, Connie
Yandell, Lyn
York, Barbara

Hallisey, Marianne
Hart, Cathy
Hildreth, Leslie
Hofmann, Darcy
Hopkins, Margaret

McComber, Debbie
McKim, Patrick
Nielson, Sally
Paille, Diana
Paltenghi, Rick
Prak, Barbara
Ramsden, Linda
Richberger, Wanda
Roycraft, SteveSenz, Margaret
Ser* Mindy
Shaw, Doug
Sorenson, RobertTcherkoyan, Kathy

Buzzo, Bob
Carlson, Patti
Chow, Ycin
Danska, Bruce
Dausman, Chrisde Benedicts, Johnde Laveaga, Marty
Class of 1971
Anderson, Cheryl
Battle, Laurie
Bauer, Mark
Beckett, Joye
Boreta, Jim
Bromley, Kathleen
Buffalow, Ed
Chow, Yan
Clark, Jeff
Coleman, Ken
Davies, RayClass of 1972
Abadir, Mona
Adams, Anne
Baer, Leanna
Ball, Lizanne
Beale, Kathy
Brewer, Roger
Cooper, Nancy
Downing, Jim
Edleanu, Anne
Eldred, Juliet
Grubin, Todd

Huston, Holly
Jelley, Patricia
Jones, Mark
Jonte, Janet
Lindley, Diane
Malinasky, Jean
McComber, Dana

Sanford, Karen
Schaffer, Liane
Senz, Joan

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Starr, Karen
Thompson, Gail
Wallace, Dave
Yandell, Brian
Ycio. Anne
Zimmerlin, Dan

Thomas, FrankVan Deemter, Ada
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INational Merit Semi-Finalists
Cut the MustardFred Sigworth

Jeff Brody
Sally Ferguson►

The National Merit Scholarship Program recognizes top
academic students all over the country. Any interested
student may take the National Merit Qualifying Test in
the spring of his junior year and become a Semi-Finalist
on the basis of his score. The National Merit Scholarship
Corporation determines a cut-off point, which varies fromyear to year, and students who receive scores above thismark become Semi-Finalists, ranking in the top two
percent of the nation's participants in the qualifying test.
Finalists are chosen on the basis of their academic recordin high school, their extra-curricular activities, and theircollege board scores. As Finalists, the students are con­sidered for $1000 Merit Scholarships for one year at thecollege of their choice or for letters of commendation.
Miramonte’s total of seventeen Semi-Finalists led the
Acalanes School District this year. We are proud ofthese kids!

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Shirley Richberger, Diane Jonte, Chris Coran

Greg Mills
Zanny Moulton
Todd Snook

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The
Establishment\

District' Administration
Sets the Standards

Above right: Ross Regan, District Superintendent; Center, William Knight, Assistant Super­intendent in charge of Business; At left, Leland Russell, Assistant Superintendent in chargeof Education.

Board of Trustees, Seated: Don Galloway, Dr. Ian Johnston, and Mrs. Alla Knudsen. Standing: William Whitmer and Walter
Treanoi.
We would like to welcome Mr. Galloway, the new Board member, who has taken the place of the now retired William Lee.
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Mr. Lewis
Globe-Trots

This has been an exciting year for Mr. James
Lewis, principal at Miramonte. The first semes­ter was spent organizing a move into a new
Administration Building; the latter half wasspent on a six-month sabbatical leave during
which he observed innovative teaching meth­ods in four western states and in Portugal,
Spain, and Russia.
Mr. Lewis hopes to bring back information on
the newest methods in flexible modular sched­uling, small group instruction, independent
study, and the pass-fail grading system.
He left his responsibilities at Miramonte in thecapable hands of Acting

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Assistant Principals Are
Devoted to All of Us
Miss Naomi Giddings, who has been at Miramonte since theschool was built, taught English here before she assumed
administrative duties, first as Dean of Girls, and now as
Assistant Principal. She is now enjoying her new office in the
recently completed Administration Building. This year, Miss
Giddings has initiated a new tardy procedure and a new
attendance system that will expedite the clearance of return­ing absentees.
Miss Giddings is an inveterate traveler. Every other summer,
she takes off for foreign lands, rents a car, and really meetsthe people of the country. This summer she will be in Spain,
Portugal and France.
Mr. Robert Callan is another Assistant Principal at Miramonte.
Experience and success in administrative work have led to a
new position for him here, that of Acting Principal in Mr.
Lewis' absence. Although boys at Miramonte sometimes view
Mr. Callan as a disciplinarian, he is much more. He counsels
many students, providing a human link between what may
often seem an impassable barrier between student andadministration.

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Before he came to Miramonte, Mr. Callan taught in Fort
Bragg, where he taught Advanced Biology, Senior Problems,and Sex Education; and coached the school's football,basketball and baseball teams to championships. He hopes
to live in Fort Bragg when he retires.
Miss Giddings gives Mr Campbell the word

Mrs. Condeff, Secretary

Mrs. Fasanaro, Secretary

Mr Campbell
Pilots New Student Activities Department“The Best of Two Worlds" . . . That is the way Mr. Campbell
describes his new position as Vice-Principal in charge ofStudent Activities at Miramonte. Six years ago, Mr. Campbelltaught Chemistry and Biology in the classroom, an experience
which was very satisfying to him. Wanting to work moreclosely with students, he became the instructor of LeadershipClass, which was created, at the suggestion of Mr. Callan,
to train students in Student Government.
Mr. Campbell feels that one of the basic tenets of the public
education system in the United States is that schools should
educate the “whole child” with a combination of academics,a physical fitness program and extra-curricular activities. Mr.
Campbell believes that the balance between these three is
now almost ideal at Miramonte.
Miramonte is the first school in the Acalanes District to createa Student Activities Department. Visitors from other highschools in the area who have visited Miramonte were im­pressed with the physical set-up of the new Student Activities
Office, where Mr. Campbell now heads operations assistedby his invaluable secretary, Mrs. Bishop.
Mr. Campbell, with his wife and three handsome children,
enjoys a new home in the Moraga Valley. In addition to hisbusy life in school and at home, Mr. Campbell stays in top
physical shape by jogging, a program which he introduced
to this area. The idea caught on, and Mr. Campbell and his
fellow atfjletes now welcome the sunrise three times a week'
as they jog from Miramonte to Moraga and back.

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Every Student Is a Person
To the Counseling Department

Left to right:
Mr. Hunt
Head Counselor
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Tutton
Mr. Underwood
Secretaries
Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. James

Miramonte grows—and each year, with a larger student body,counselors face increased responsibilities.
This year the department has withstood the confusion of moving into
a new Administration Building, without a single casualty.
Besides offering understanding, guidance and Kleenex for tearful
moments, each counselor has special assignments: Mr. Hunt talks tothe parents of all new studenls and is responsible for programming
the curriculum. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Tutton bring college repre­
sentatives to the school, obtain financial aid in scholarships andadminister the testing program. The summer school program andcareer night are Mr. Underwood's special province.
Mrs. James and Mrs. Wilson really run the Counseling Office, but
the Counselors haven't discovered yet who keeps them in line!

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Language Creates Understandingj

Verstehen und Sprechen

Entender y Hablar

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Mrs. Calhoon, Chairman, Latin,
SpanishMiss Glaser, Spanish, English
Miss Weed, FrenchMiss Lonergan, French, Spanish
Mr. McGhee, Spanish
Mr. Ira, German, French
Mrs. Nicholas, Spanish
Mrs. McLaughlin, Spanish

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The Story of Nations

Mr. Guzzo, World History
Mr. Sargis, American History, WorldHistory
Mr. Blackwood, Modern European
History, World History
Mr. Brown, American History, P.E.

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and Considers Our Troubled Times
From left:" ^ Mr. Grant
World History
World Problems
American Government
Mr. Sanford
American Government

EnglishMr. Fridell, Chairman
American History
Sociology
Mrs. Gregerman
World History
Sociology

Math Encourages Logical Reasoning

Left to right.

Mr. McCain,
Algebra, General Math;

Mr. Zunich, Chairman,
Algebra;Mr. Lewis,
Algebra, Math Analysis' -JZfLeft to right:

Mr. Johnson,
General Math, Geometry,
Algebra,-Mr. Harris,
Geometry, Algebra;

Miss Buchwald,
Geometry, Algebra;

Mr. Whitaker,
Algebra, General Math;

Mr. Perry,
Geometry, Algebra

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Mr. Reuter leads Miramonte's diversified Music
Department, directing classes in A ccippella,Girls' Chorus, Orchestra, and Band. A uniquefeature of the Music Department is that music
students are graded on the basis of their per­formance in concert appearances.

Girls’ Chorus performs at the Christmas Concert

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Pictured at right:
Mr. Kyner, Advanced Bi­
ology, Physiology, Biology
Mr. Davis, Chairman; Chem­
istry, Electronics, Shop Orien­
tationMr. Husband, Chemistry, In­
troduction to Science
Mr. Berg, Physics, Introduc­tion to Science;a •Pictured in Math Section, Mr.
Whitaker, Introduction to Sci­
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Experiments andPrinciples

iand the Unknown
Pictured at left:
Mr. Yaich, Biology
Mr. Clark, Science, Introduction
to Science
Mr. Kunz, Biology
Below, Mr. McCain, Physiology:

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Mrs. Gravelle; Mechanical Drawing

Mr. Kell; Auto Shopis:

Drama and Public Speaking Classes

The Birthday PartyI
Mrs. Hess, Dramatics and Speech teacher, graciously accepts
thanks from guests at The Birthday Party.

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Home Economics Prepares For a Practical World
Under the guidance of Miss Buttcirs, Home Economics classes have opened
up a new world to girls at Miramonte, talented in Home Arts.
Miss Buttars’ sound knowledge and capable hands have given girls thepractical tools to run smooth and efficient homes.

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Behind the Scenes
The Beat Goes On

Besides an expansion of campus facilities this year, we havewelcomed additions to our non-certificated personnel. We
now have a full-time nurse, Mrs. Betty Young, who main­tained a health office for the students in spite of problems ofmoving from C-2 into the new administrative wing. Mrs.
Young has brought to the campus various speakers andmovies concerned with health.
New, too, is Mrs. Sisty, Clerk-Typist (above), who has set up
her desk in the Faculty Workroom to help teachers with typ
ing and the operation'of business machines. Mrs. Blair, Text­
book Room and Library Clerk (above right) has taken Mrs.
Condeff’s place in G-l. Mrs. Warner, Teachers' Aide, (right)
supervises Study Hall and Cafeteria "activity"; and Mrs.
Cook, Teachers' Aide (far right) supervises Study Hall.

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Cafeteria Workers and Custodians
Give Us a Pleasant Environment
With lunches on those cold foggy days, and warm cinnamon rolls forhungry brunchers, our cafeteria workers fillful the student Body.

Left- to right: Pauline Metzler, Lillian Rossi, Agnes Clark, Jean March, Georgine
Olson, Ruth Richey, Manager.

Keeping our school clean and sanitary, our custodians provide us withhealthy and attractive surroundings.
Left to right: Jack Joachim, Head Custodian; George Busch, Jesse Cabrera, Bob
Parks, Doug Wertman, John Lazzarini. Right above, Mildred Thomas; Right below,
Herb Fields, Gardener.
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Judith Adams

Mike Adams
Igor Alexander

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Jim Arding
Candy Arth
Madi Bacon
John Bahme
Bruce Bahoh
Chris Bailey
Kathy Bain
Lynn Baker
Martha Belfay
Charles BellCalvin Bennion
Clay Bentley
Benet Berardi^IIS

Dan Bergsled
Robert Bierman
Margie Bigelow
Chip Bissell
Keith Blanc
Stephen Blomgren
Denise Bondy
Bill Bonfield
Tpd Bottari
Kurt Bottjer
John Boulware
Cathy Brennan
Jim Breuner
Beth Brewer

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Shaun Bristol
Karla Bromley
Stephanie Brown
Clare Browning
Alison Burchell
Jayne Burkman

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Tim Burnham
Robert Buzzo
Stephen Byrd
Stacey Cairns
Tom Caibeck
Kathy Campbell
Kristin Campbell

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Patricia Carlson
Renee Carnes
Scott Carter
Linda Cesvet
Patricia Chambers

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Gordon Coleman
Holly Coleman
Cameron Comee

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Doug Daniloff
Bruce Danska
Christine Dausman
Susan Davidson
Nancy Davis
Jonathon Dawson
Caroline DeaneJohn de Benedictus-Dave De Laveoga
Marty De Laveoga
Elaine De Man
Gay Di Raimondo
Barbara Donoghue
Linda Du Bois
Bill Dunlevy
Janet Eastman
Lora Eberle
Jim Eddy
Robert Eisenberger
Mary Lee Eldred
Mary Ellison

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Rodney Couto
P. J. Cunningham
Gary Cutchen
William Cutler
Butch Oaizell
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Carol Glocker
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Fred Mechauer
Cyndi Merrill
Georgia Michell
Scott Miller
Steve Miller
Steve Milligan

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Steve Miraglio
Bill Mitchell
Karen Moe
Mark Molofsky
Ken Moore
Virginia Moore
Wayne Moore
Sue Morris
Sandy Moser
John Mott
Wayne Mower
Randy Mowrey
Rob Moylan
Kathy Mullen
Sharon Mullen
Ann Nakamura
Myra Neves
Josh Nichol
Laurie Nielsen
Craig Notfer
Ron Oakes
Greg Odenthal
Trish Odenthal
Blair Odom
Greta Olafsson
Chris Olson
Pam Owens

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Philip Pajalich
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Robert Parent
Don Parker

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Nancy Paulino
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Michele Renwick
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Steve Pickett
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William Wickland
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Doug Wilson
Pat Winsor
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Lyn Yondell
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Terry Finley
Karla Hitchcock
Eugenia Iverson
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Jerry Carlsen
Cathy Carpenter
Charis Carter
Douglas Carter
Dennis Casey
Sue Choffey
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Eric Dausman
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Bruce Elmer
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Leslie Finlayson
Pam Fleischmann
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Cathy Foster
Teri Fracchia
Jeff Freeman
John Frick
Bill Fuerst
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Geoffrey Galvin
Suzie Garoutte
Alice Geide
Peter Gill is
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Michelle Goodall
Shirley Gorman
John Grab
Karen Graumann
Cherryl Gray
Tom Gray
Gary Gros
Todd Grubin
George Gunn
Karen Gostavson
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Bruce Haag
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Debbie Hagler

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Pam Hale
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Dave Hansen
Fran Hardy
Kim Hardy
Stephen Harlan
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Kathy Hart
Sharon Hartley
Joan Hartsough
Chris Harvie
Laura Haslett
Jennifer Heggie
Dan Henke
Patricia Henle
Terry Hershberger
Julia Hesse
Madeline Higgins

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Sally Hillis
Jeff Hoffe
Darcy Hofmann
Patti Hogan
Margaret Hopkins
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Linda Howell
Dave Hubbard
Doug Humphreys
Robin Hurley
Holly Huston
Lianne Ingalls
Jim Irving
Patricia Jelley
Bemie Jensen
Molly Jensen
Sarah Jewel
Cliff Johnson
Marna Johnson

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Janet Jonte
Kim Jurado
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Kathy Kuyendall
Joan Labadie
Elizabeth Langford
Brad Larkin
Cathy Lauck
Craig Law
Sue Lawrence
Margaret Leftwich
Denise Lemoine
Marc Lerch
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Joe Maifa
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Sue Mansfield
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Janine Marin
Bob Mariner
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Wanda Ricbberger
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Jim Roberts
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Elaine Rogoza
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Steve Roycraft
Bruce Ryan
Sue Sondford
Karen Sanford
Claire Santucci
Peter Saputo
Sue Savage
Joe Schober
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Barbara Simmon
Bruce Sipe
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Leslie E. Smith
Leslie L. Smith
Martin Smith
Sherrill Smith
Paul Snook
Rob Sorensen

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Brooke Stevens
Chris Stewart
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Jim Swinson
Glenn Taylor
Kathleen Tcherkoyan
Trish Thiele
Chuck ThomasFrank Thomas
John Thomas
Ginny Thompson
Kelly Thompson
Sally Thompson
Bill Thomson
Cindy Tipton
Melissa Toms
Vinita Trujillo
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Barbara Twomey

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Ron Wallace

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Neil Ward
Cliff WarnerBill Waterman
Scott Watson
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Neil Weinberg
Barbara Weirick
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Alyse Williams
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Bill Wistrich
Eric Witt
Joanne Wolfenden
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Stephen Yee
Joe Zoblocki

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Wallace Hartley
Kenneth JamesDavid Lonford
Brian MacDonald
Debbie McComber
Curtis Peterson

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Leonard RiceScott Singleton
Bob Sorenson
Bill Stone
Paul Tapiro
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Mr. and Mrs. James K. Pearson

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Angell

Mr. and Mrs. George G. HallTom H. Piatt, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Bahme

Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Hamilton

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Mr. and Mrs. John S. Banker

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Dr. and Mrs. George Prlain

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beckett

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Mr. and Mrs. Ned W. Prochnow

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Mr. and Mrs. William Billings

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Heltne

Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Rieser

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Hickox

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. William Brobeck

Mr. and Mrs. C. Clinton Hiester

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Mr. and Mrs. David Iventosch

Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Schieble

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Conover

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Schnugg

Mr. and Mrs. Oral Conyers

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kahl

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Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Copenhagen

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kallo

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Serr

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crandall

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinney

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Culbertson

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Mr. and Mrs. Harrison W. Sigworth

Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Dahms

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Langberg

Mr. and Mrs. S. Dwight Skaggs

Mr. and Mrs. Cal Dausman

Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeGrandMr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davies, Jr.

Dr. Robert W. Lester, O.D.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dirickx

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Steinback

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Donlon, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Svensson

Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Dougery

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Mr. and Mrs. William B. Terryt

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Downing

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Manuel

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Mr. and Mrs. Cylos W. Dunsmoor

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Van Dyneir

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Dupuis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McKenzie

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eldridge

Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Mills

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neeland

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Where You're At
Abadir, Mona
Abadir, Ralph

221
34. 50. 82

Abbes. Cindy 21 1
Abbes. Shellie 15.82
Abbott. William 138. 147, 148. 201
Abend. Larry Not pictured
Aberham, Debbie 221
Aberham, Patricia 82

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Ball. Lizanne 142,221
Ballantyne. Denise 221
Ballard. Deke 17.42.43.44.71.83
Band 161
Banker. Nancy

83. 14 7. 250

Banker, Steve 47. 58. 221
Bantz. Karl 211

A Cappella 159
Activities 12
Adams, Anne

Barklew, Julie

221

Adams. Judy 132.201
Adams. Lisa 221

Barker. Steve 53. 83
Barnekow. Ron 84

Adams. Mike 201
Advisory Board 136
A.F.S. 140

Basket Ball 54
Baseball 64
Batmale. Mark 72. 148, 21 1

Ahlstrom. Barry 46. 63, 21 1
Ahlstrom, Gay 83
Aitchison. Jeame 82

Battle. Laurie 211
Bauer. Lacey 2 11
Bauer. Mark 211
Baylis, Jon 36.79,84.158,160,168

Alexander. Igor 153, 168. 201
Alexander. Janice 89, 201,
Allen, Denise 82
Ames. Hal46.72.148,219

Ammen. Chris 34. 153. 201. 250
Anderson. Astrid 221
Anderson. Cheryl 211
Anderson, Kerby

58, 138. 201

Anderson. Steve 221
Angeiio, Lisa 126.154.155
Angel, Don 46, 148. 201
Angel. Steve 4 7. 158. 220, 221
Angell. Beth 221
Angell. Bob

Baylis. Ken 47.58.72.221
Beale. Kathy 221
Beardsley. Janet 2 11
Beckett. Bill C. 23. 53. 71. 78. 79. 84.
109.1 17. 134. 137
Beckett. Bill F. 42.44,85.184.185
Beckett. Buzz 211
Beckett. Joye 76. 142.21 1
Behr. Mark 47.58.72.221

201

Anger. Adrienne

Boero. Jeff 221
Boise. Charles 211
Boland. Carl 229
Boland. Chuck 211
Bolin. Teri 211
Bondy. Denise 201
Bondy. Donna 211

Arth, Candy 201
Ashburn. Gail 221
Aszklar. Vicki 211
Attwood. Ed 211
Attwood, Joyce 82
Audio Visual Club 166
Aughenbaugh. Dave 50. 72. 148. 21 1
Aughenbaugh. Linda 160, 221
Austin. Gail 221
Avery, Leslie 221
Aveson. Penny 32. 82. 113
Ayres. Annabel 221
Ayres. Sam 126
Babcock. Dave 211
Babcock. Steve 83
Bachman. Becky 83
Bachman. Rick 46,66.137.21 1
Bacon. Madeline 201
Baer. Leana 221
Bahme. Bob 38.42,44.54.55.71.80.
83. 147, 168
Bahme. John 55. 71, 201
Bahoh, Bruce 201
Bailey. Chris 201
Bam. Kathie 201
Baker. Jan 221
Baker. Lynn 201
Baker. Patty 211
Baker, Paul 221
Baldwin, Lisa 2 11

Belfay, Mika

15. 138. 185. 188, 201

Bell. Ann 84
Bell. Charles 201
Benes, Helen 32. 85. 147. 162
Benes. Mirka 35.142.147.162.191
Benn. Kathy 32, 78. 85. 162
Benney, Duncan 69.221
Benmon. Cal 201
Bentley. Clay 201
Bently, Beth 220. 221
Berard. Benet 201
Beretta. Donna 211
Bergstedt. Danny 201
Bessin. Al 53.148.201
Bessm, Rob 221
Bevis. Diane 211
Bevis. Margie 221
Bierman. Marty Not pictured
Bierman. Robert 183. 201
Bigelow. Janet 211
Bigelow, Margie 201
Billings. Bob 49.55.67.85.109.177
8illings, Ron

209

Biner, Marcus 126
Biology 165
Bini. Ray 63, 72. 148.211
Bishop. Dee Dee 74. 85
Bishop. Tom 53.58.71.21 1
Bissell, Chip 17.201
Bittner. Bob 221
Bittner. Carol 32. 85. 191
8lair. Denise 2 11Blair. Robyn 221
Blanc. Keith 201

212

Buzzo. Robert 148.202
Byers, Steve 68. 222
Byrd. Nancy 222
Byrd. Steve 42. 55. 64. 65. 202
Byrne. Debbie 87

Borbridge, Kate 211
Boreta. Jim 72. 148. 21 1

California Scholarship Federation
Campbell. Jim 212

Borovkoff. Gary
Bottari. Tod 46.71.201
Bottjer, Kurt 34.46.60.61.62.138.
201

Campbell. Kathy 26. 158. 202. 203
Campbell. Kristin 202

Boulware, John 42. 68. 201
Boulware. Tevis 46. 63, 147, 211
Bowers. Andy 211
Bowers. Dave 211
Bowers. Roy 86
Bowles. Mark 179.196.211
Boyce. Jon 86

Boyce. Robyn 221
Boyen. John 211
Boyle. Sue

15. 37. 86.

Bradshaw. Joe 86. 106. 148. 167
Brawley, Carl 221
Bray. Debbie 221
Bray, Bick 221

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Argabright, Jim 63. 72. 211
Argabright. Sharon 221
Armando. Eric 47,63.66.221
Armstrong, John 27. 36. 37. 70, 71.
82. 113. 134, 147
Art Club 1 56

87

Bonfield. Bill 201
Boone. Scott 211
Booth. Rick 130.131.211

ORINDA AUTO PARTS
1 Camino Sobrante

Burr. Joanne
Buzzo. Joanne

Cairns. Jeff 87. 106. 115. 138. 185
Cairns. Stacey 26. 202
Calavan. Rob 212
Calbeck. Don 229
Calbeck, Tom 46. 202

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN SPEED PARTS

211

Anger. Randy 27.158.159.201
Antoine. Richard 53. 221
Appelbaum. Tom 24. 106.134, 148,
201
Arding. Jim 201

Burr. Jeff 212
71. 201

Bleuel. Molly 85
Blundell. Ray 85

Bardell. Kit 211
Barham. Andy 221
Barklew. Jim 83. 149

142.221

147

Blomgren, Steve

Bray, Doug 86
Breen. Maren 86
Breidenbach. David 47. 229
Breidenbach. Doug 72.221
Breidenbach. Linda 86
Brennan, Cathy 201
Brennan. James Not pictured
Breuner. Jim 42, 69. 152. 201
Breuner. Mike 221
Brewer. Beth 201
Brewer. Roger 221
Bridges. Jim 160, 202
Bridgman. Rick 221
Bristol. Shawn 50. 71. 202
Brobeck, Bill 67. 79. 86
Brody. Jeff 78. 126. 153. 167. 170
Bromley. Karla 14 7. 202
Bromley. Kathleen 14 9. 211
Brown. Colleen 221
Brown. Derek 130. 131. 196. 212
Brown, Keith Not pictured
Brown. Stephanie 202
Brown Terri 15.142.221
Browning. Clare 138. 158. 202
Brubaker. Jon
Not pictured
Bryant. Mike 164
Buffalow, Ed 53.69.148.212
Buis. Robert 222. 223
Bull. Kimberhe 212
Burchell. Alison 202
Burke. Tom 212
Burkman. Jayne 18. 132. 138. 168.
202
Burnham. Tim 202

Campbell. Lynn
154. 212

19. 87.

169130. 131.

Campbell. Sally 212
Campbell. Steve 38. 48. 49. 71. 87.
147
Cantrill. Cathy 212
Carbone. Kristine 202
Carder. Chris 212
Carlsen. Jerry 66. 222
Carlson, Patti 75. 202
Carlson. Robert 212
Carlson. Terri 32. 87. 189. 194
Carnes. Renee 202
Carpenter, Cathy 222
Carpenter. Julie 212
Carter. Kathi 87
Carter. Chans 222
Carter. Doug 222
Carter. Margaret Not pictured
Carter. Scott 67. 153. 202
Casey. Dennis 222
Cassady. Sue 212
Caudle. Mike Not pictured
Cavalli. Ron 50. 87
Cebalo. Fred 212
Cesvet. Linda 202
Chaffey. Sue 222
Chambers. Bill 87
Chambers. Keith 50. 71.212
Chambers. Pat 156.202
Chapman. Lon 212
Chappell. Betsy 142. 210. 212

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Chappie. George 27. 37. 78. *109.
1 13. 126. 137. 154. 155. 167. 189
Chattier. Jan 88
Chattier. Perry 148.212
Chess Club 167
Chignell. Carl 212
Chow, Chee 147. 222
Chow. Yan 147.212
Clark. Anne 212
Clark. James 212
Clark. Jeff 167.212
Clark. Linda 212
Clark. Michelle 37. 88. 90
Clark. Rob 222
Clarke. Doug 148.212
Clarke. Lynn 15. 88
Clement. Camilla 212
Clemons. Carol 88
Clemons. Sandy 202
Clouse. Paul 222
Coffey. Mitchell 167.219
Coffey. Vicki 78. 88
Cogan. Lynn 154. 155.

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Cogdell. Heidi 222
Cogdell, Hillary 209
Cole. Alison 202
Cole, Ron 50. 7 1. 88
Cole. Sue 222
Coleman, Gordon 202
Coleman. Holly 202
Coleman. Ken 212
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Duncan, Margie

Dunleavy. Janice 222
Dunlevy, Bill 202

Forster. Barbara

FLOWERS

Dunlop. Kathy 91.109.112.159.162
Dunsmoor. Gary 91

Forner. Mike 46.71.213
Fortman. Tom 46.72.213

Dupuis. Daniel

52. 53. 68. 91. 14 7

Dupuis. Dave
Duthie. Darril

53. 91
213

Foss. Randie 66. 134. 203
Foss. Reid 53.66.148.222
Foster. Cathy 31.130.222
Foster. Derek 203

ORINDA
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213

Easterly. Pete 46.66.213
Eastman. Janet 123. 202
Eberle. Eliabeth 160, 222

OAKLAND
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Eberle. Lora 202
Ecklund. Sue 213
Eddy. James 202
Edeleanu. Anne 142. 222
Edeleanu. John 69.213

Since 1919

Edwards. Lee

46. 72. 213, 217

Eide. Jeff 222
Eisenberger. RobertCollett. Chuck

212

Collins. David 222
Colwell. Judy 212
Combs. Francie 88. 154. 155. 189
Comee. Cameron
Condon. Deborah

202
222

Eldred, Dina

Danska. Bruce 202
Dausman. Chris 77. 106. 137. 138.

Eldndge. Viki 92.189
Electronics Club 167

158. 202
Dausman. Eric 152. 153. 166. 222
Davenport. Diane 90, 137. 189. 191

Conover. Jane 212
Conover. Matt 37. 78. 88. 123. 148.
166. 184. 185

Davies. Ray 148. 213
Davis. Nancy 202
Dawson. Jim 68. 14 7. 148. 213
Dawson. John 38. 49. 70. 147. 202

Cooper. Nancy 222
Cooper. Bill 61.63.72.213
Copenhagen. Carol 189. 222
Copenhagen. Claire 27. 89. 130. 131.
1 54. 155. 162. 188. 250

63, 202

Daniel. Lisa 222
Damloff. Doug 55. 66. 202
Danis, Cathy Not pictured

Condon, Doug 148.202
Conley. Jim 89
Conley. Mike 89. 202
Connolly. Chris 90. 184
Connolly. Martha 229
Conover. Doug 63. 134. 210. 212

Conyers. Julie 89. 147. 250
Cooley. Cathie 89. 202
Cooley. Sherry 89
Cooper. Craig 53. 160

Ford. Gary

Davenport. Steve 90
Davidson. Sally 213
Davidson. Susan 202
Davies. Kathy 91

de Benedictis. John 46. 58. 202
DeHass. Philip 222
De Laveaga. Dave 202
De Laveaga. Marty 77.134.138.202

213. 215

Eldred. Juliet 222
Eldred, Mary Lee 20. 25. 147, 202

Ellis. Dave 222
Ellison, Mary 202
Ellison. Sarah 213
Elmer, Bruce 222
Emerson. Ralph 58. 66. 213
Engler. Jim 46. 148. 203
Epperson, Pete 213
Erickson. Brent Not pictured

Erickson. Wendy 130. 131.213
Erickson. Joan 213
Eschen. Mary 213
Evans. Scott 203
Everett. Alsion 14 7. 203
Everett. Andy 213
Executive Council

134

De Man. Elaine 132.202
De Roque. Kathy 91
de Roque. Mike 68. 222
Dean. Sheree 222

Faculty 178
Fadavi. Miriam

222

Fahey. Janet

138.203

Coran. Chris 89. 138. 170. 250
Correa. Ricardo Not pictured
Corrieo. Ed Not pictured
Cosans. Janette 202
Cosgrove. Bob 213
Cotter. Cathy 213

Deane. Caroline 202
Deane. John 213

Fairchild. Lee 148.149.184,213
Farrar. Liz 213

Delaney. Katie
Delmger. Jack

Farrell. Amy

Coult. Jeff 149.213
Couto. Rodney 148. 202
Cox. Jim 222
Cox. Ross 213
Crandall. Cathy 21.24.89.235.250
Cronin. Debbie 22
Cronin. Sid 213
Cronk. Linda 142.213
Cross Country 48
Crow. Tom 58.213
C.S.F. 168
Culbertson. Bruce 36. 90
Cummings. Burt 137, 148. 222
Cuneo. Sharon 213
Cunningham. Martha 1 5. 80. 90
Cunningham. P. J. 32. 202
Cupp, Mike 222
Cupp. Theresa 213
Cutchen. Gary 202

Dewey. David 152. 166.222
Dewey. Suki 222
Dewing. Sue 213
DeWitt. Mark 46.213
De Witt. Paula 213
Dickinson. Lynn 213
Dion. Marcia 213

Cutler. Kelly Not pictured
Cutler. Mary 222
Cutler. Bill 66. 202
Dabel, Vicki 90
Dahms. Renee 90
Dakis. Kim 222
Dalzell. Butch 46. 148. 202
Dalzell. Debbie 221.222
Dalziel. Don 202
Dalziel. Rob 213
Dance Committee

249

139

Dellinger. Peggi

90
1 26
213

Dennison. Sally 91. 130. 131

Dion. Sandra 91
DiRaimondo. Gay 132. 202
DiRaimondo. Chuck 213
Dirickx. Joe 64. 91
Dobson. Kirk Not pictured
Dodson, Debbi 222
Dondero. Steve 21 3
Donlon. Katie 222
Donoghue. Barbara 132.202
Donghue. Cathy 91
Doran. Helen 15,91
Doty. Roxine 222
Dougery, Janet 91
Dougery. John 213
Douglass. Cindy 213
Douglass. Lisa 213
Douma. Gretchen NP
Downing. Jim 148. 222
Drama Club 154
Driscoll. Gary 149
Dryden. Mahlon 132
Dubois. Linda 202
Duggan. Bryan 53. 69. 222
Dullum, Bob 213

35.126.159

Farrell. Nina 213
Fastabend. Ann 213
Fastabend. Don 93
Faunce. Sharon 92
Fearey, Tracy 203
Ferguson. Dave 203
Ferguson. Greg 203
Ferguson. Larry 213
Ferguson, Sally

37. 86. 92. 170, 185.

189
Ferrell. Brian 222
Fetzer. Sarah 203
Field. Bob 42. 203
Field. Jim 4 7.222
Figley. Clare 203
Figley. Ernie 92
Figley. Mark 93.185.189
Fike. Bob 66. 7 1. 92
Fike. Dick 66.213
Finch. Scott 66.213
Finlayson. Leslie 222
Finley. Terry 46.219
Finn. Ellen 203
Fiori. Margaret 203
Fiset. Michele 203
Fitch. Lelie 132.168.213
Fitzsimmons. John 42. 71. 92
Fledderman. Gregg 50. 72. 183. 213
Fleischmann, Pam 222
Fleming. Kelly 93
Foley. Joanne

92. 191

Fontaine. Robert
Football 40
Ford, Barbara

72.213203

78. 85. 92. 130. 131. 1 37.

152. 155. 166
93. 159. 189

Fox. Rod 53.148.202.203
Fracchia. Teri 222
Franklin. Debbie 203
Fraser. Viveka 142, 203
Frederick. Jayne 15. 25. 74. 93
Fredriksson. Carin 142, 203
Fredriksson. Eva

93. 142

Freeman. Jeff 222
French Club 142
French. John 53.213
French. Sarah

93. 1 12. 137. 149

Freshman Class
Frick. John 222

220

Friel. Bert 213
Fuerst. Bill 14 7.153.166.222
Fuerst, Mike 1 52. 203
Fuller, Sally 77.94.149.191
Funsten, Mark 209
Funsten. Peggy 222
Furlow. Merrill 213
Furtado. Linda 93
Furtado, Marcie 223
G.A.A.

149

Galvin. Geoff 223
Galvin. Stephen 213
Game Management 148
Gannon. Marianne 94
Garay. Peter
Gardner. Andrea

156,214

Garoutte, Steve 94
Garoutte. Suzie 223
Garvin, Bill 203
Gedney. Cathy

14 7. 203

Gedney, Charles 214
Geffel. John 14 8. 203
Geide. Alice 223
Geide. Ken 50. 68. 14 7. 148. 203
German Club 143
Gianti. Rick 72. 94
Gibson, Karl 214
Gibson. Ron Not pictured
Gillis. Peter 223
Gilman, Jim 66. 229
Gilman. Kay 94. 189
Gilman. Steve 148, 229
Girardi. Donald 214
G.A.A. 149
Girls League 139
Girls Sports 76
Giusta, Janelle 203
Glass. Jeff 46.214
Glass. Mike 46. 94
Glavor. Tom 229
Glocker. Carol 214
Glozer. Kitren 203. 207
Goelz. John 214
Goeppert. Brad 213
Goetz. Paul 19. 4 1. 42, 45, 94. 147
Goetz. Peter 46. 67, 214
Gohr. Andy 223
Gohr. Chris 214
Golf 72
Gonot, Karen 214
Gonot. Suzy 80, 94. 97. 138
Good. Cyndi 214
Goodall. Michelle 223
Goodyear. Rob 14 8.214
Gorman. Bob 72. 88
Gorman, Ken 214
Gorman. Rob 50. 58. 94, 214
Gorman, Rusty 72. 203)

Gorman. Shirley 223
Grah. John 223

Hartley. Sharon

Graumann. Karen 223
Graumann. Laurie 132. 203
Gray. Cheryl 223
Gray. Torn 50. 148. 223
Green. Noel 203

223

Hartley. Wallace 58. 229
Hartsough. Joan 223
Hartsough. Marian 214
Hartwell. Claire

204

Harvie. Chris 223
Harvey. Dwight 50. 72. 214
Harvey. Irene 98

Grey. Kathleen Not pictured
Griffith. Amy 214
Gros. Gary 223

Harwood. Suzanne Not pictured
Haslett. Laura 223

Gross. Deborah 203
Gruber, Karen 214

Hastings. Greg
184

Grubm. Todd 63. 66. 220. 223
Guerin. Sue 203

Hastings. Janis 204
Hastings. Marla 214

Guidotti. Joanna
Guilliams. Becky

Hatfield. Rex Not pictured
Haynes. Yvonne 214
Hays. Linda 204

214
214

Guilliams, John 95.148.170
Guitar Club 156
Gunn. George 223
Gustavson, Karen

223

Guthrie. Peter 152. 166. 203
Guymon. Kent 95. 116, 166Guzzo. Dan 47.148.223
Guzzo. Jamie
Haaf. Heidi

14 9, 214

223

Haberkost. Deborah

126

Haberkost. Denise Not pictured
Hack, Patricia 223
Hacker, Linda 203
Hadick. Sandie 203
Haggerty, Patrick
Hagler, Debbie

203

223

Hagmann, Valene

229

Hagstrom, Kimberley

203

Hagstrom. Suzanne 203
Haines, Marshall 223
Hale. Pam 74, 75, 223
Hale. Steve 19.40.42.43.44.45.54,
55. 64. 65. 95. 147
Hall. Suzette 95.106,137.138,142.
188
Halhkainen. Harold 95. 137. 152. 162.
166. 167
Halhkainen. Sue 223
Hallisey. Jim 214
Halhsey, Marianne 223
Hamilton. Kim 36.80.81,98.125
Hamlin. Tom 80. 95
Hamm. Curt 29, 42. 64. 203
Hammond. Kitty 95
Hammond. Vicky 14 7, 203
Hannigan. Marc 95
Hannigan. Steven 214
Hansen. Charlie
214

Heapes, Don 48. 49. 99. 147
Hecathorn. Debbie 99. 134. 147
Hechtman. Peter 214
Heckenlively, Sue 204
Hedtke. John 99. 168
Hedtke. William 214
Heffernan, Ann 15. 78. 99
Heffernan, Sue 132,214
Heggie, Jennifer
Helbert. Barbara

Haag, Bruce 223
Haag, Judy 203

48, 49. 58. 71, 147.

Hansen. Dave R. 223
Hansen. David 50.214
Hansen. Geoff 214
Hansen, Judy 214
Harbell. Geoff 214
Hardy, Fran 223
Hardy. Kim 223
Hargan, Chris 159
Hargan. Colleen 204
Harlan. Stephen 63. 223
Harlander, Leslie 223
Harnett. Jon 50. 214
Harrelson, David 58. 223
Harris. Bernice 214
Harris. Beth 137. 204
Harris. Cindy 22.98.132.189
Harrison. Betsy 98. 204
Harrison. Bill 98.148
Hart. Bill 98, 204
Hart. Kathy 223
Hart. Mike 98
Hartley, Brian 50. 214
Hartley, Laurelle 99, 159

36. 78. 79. 98. 168.

142. 223
214

Heltne. Elaine 19,204
Henderson, Mac 204
Hendricks. Sarah

134. 142. 214

Henke. Dan 66. 148. 223
Henle, Patricia 223
Hennessy. Paul 58. 204
Hennigh. Melinda 136. 204
Hershberger. Terry 152. 166. 223
Hertz. Howard 214
Hesse. Julia 221.223
Heywood. Jacklyn 214
Hickcox. Leslie 37. 76. 78. 97. 100,

119. 134
Hickey. Todd Not pictured
Hickey. Jim 42.43.45.47.63.71.99.
147. 148
Hickey. John 72
Hiester. Dianne 99
Higgins. Madeline 136. 223
Higley. Max 71.214
Hildreth. Leslie 224
Hill. Vicki Not pictured
Hillis. Sally 130.131,224
Hink. Jeff 100.148
Hirt. Bill 214
Hirt. Gary 79. 99
Hitchcock, Karla 219
Hoag. Ken Not pictured
Hodges. Gayle 214
Hodges. Kyle 100
Hodges. Laurie 214
Hoffe. Jeff 224
Hofman. Darcy 224
Hofmann. Debbie 204
Hogan. Bryan 46. 71. 204
Hogan. Mike 100
Hogan, Patti 224
Holcomb. Mark 29. 42. 55. 204
Holmgren. John 148. 149. 214
Holmgren, Karen 214
Holzinger. Susan 204
Hooper. Randy 46. 55. 64, 204
Hoover. Jackie 100
Hopkins. Margaret 160, 224
Hopkins. Tom 100. 113, 170
Hopp. Barry 224
Horner. Cheryl 214
Horning, Cathy 214
Horning. Jim 42. 44. 45. 61. 62. 63.
100. 147
Horton. Steve 53. 224
Houlette. Deborah 158. 204
Houlette, Rebecca 35. 126. 158
Hourula. Helert 204

Houx. Myron63. 214Houx. Neal 101
Howard. Duncan 58. 67. 204
Howard. Karen 214
Hov/ard. Lisa

Johnston. Laura

204

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Jones. Randy(

53. 58. 224

Jonte. Dawna 17,130.131.215
Jonte. Diane 81. 96. 102. 106. 123.
137, 138. 142. 162. 170
Jonte. Janet 130.131.224

Hughes. Glenn 50. 71. 148. 204
Hughes. Joan 214
Humphreys. Doug 224
Hunn. James Not pictured

Juchau. Julie 215
Juchau. Kerry 102. 14 7
Junior Class 200
Jurado. Kim 137. 224

Huntington. Diane 214
Huntington. Leslie 214
Hurley. Robin 224
46. 209

Hurst. Tom 42. 101. 189
Hussey. Gayle 214
Hussey. Janelle 18. 132. 194. 200.
204
48. 49. 148. 204
224

Ingalls. Leslie 101
Ingram. Allison 214
Inter Club Council
Irving. Jim 224

136

Irving. Margaret 126
Iventosch, Sherry 101. 147
Iverson. Eugenia

Kahl. Steve
Kallo. Suzy

42.71,204102.250

Kastner. Steve 46. 63. 215. 217
Kaufman. Dave 42. 102
Keating. Mark 63.66.215.217
Keegan. Gigi 215
Keenan. Hal 224
Keip. Deborah

Ingalls. Lianne 224
Ingalls. Mark 72.214

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Kelly. Jill 224
Kelly. Jody 209
Kemanis. Ina 215
Kendall. Vicki 224
Kenney. Rob 46. 204
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Kenyon. Emily 215
Kermit. Eben 63.148.204

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Kermit. Eve 103.137
Kerrigan. Peggy 103, 105. 130. 131.

Jacoby. John 101
James. Doug 101
James. Jackie 204
James. Julie 101
James. Ken 229
James. Leslie 160. 204
James. Tim 101
Jarrett. Mike 126
Jarvis. Trish 214
Jelley. Patricia 137. 14d, 224
Jelley. Susan 158.214
Jensen. Bernie 47. 224
Jensen. Molly 224
Jessup. John 42. 102. 122
Jewel. Sarah 224
Johnsen. Lisa 214
Johnson. Bruce 215
Johnson. Carolyn 215
Johnson. Cliff 58. 224
Johnson. Coleman 215
Johnson. Dave:

Jones. Eddie 47. 60. 61. 63. 224
Jones. Karen 36. 102, 204
Jones. Karen L. 102
Jones. Mark 58, 66. 224

Howell. Linda 224
Hubbard. Chris 204
Hubbard. Dave 4 7. 224
Hubner. Mark 204

Jacoby, Jamie

215

Joiner. Mark 47.215
Jones. Bonnie 204
Jones. Doug

Howe. Nancy 214
Howell. Kathy 20. 21. 22. 100
Howell. Kris 214

Huston. Dave
Huston. Holly

224
224

Johnson. Stan 53. 58. 68. 215
Johnson. Trent 204

Howard. Steve 214
Hov/ard. Tim 42.43.45.64.65.204

Hurley. Tim

Johnson. Marna
Johnson. Scott

215

188
Kersten. Colette 17. 14 7.205
Kersten. Kim 50. 68. 14 7. 148. 205
Kerth. Norm 103. 148. 167
Kerth. Randy 46.72.148.215
Kessler. Cristina 32. 34. 103. 123
Kessler. Leila 205
Keys. Debbie Not pictured
Kinney. Cindy 2 15
Kinney. Steve 148. 224
Kinser. Vicki 215
Kirk. Debbie 103.130.131
Kirkland. Fern 205
Kirkland. Karen 2 1 5Kirkland. Merle 215
Kjar. Mike 224
Klein. Kaci 205
Klein. Kelly 224
Kleinenbroich. Kit

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PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY?6 Davis Road
254-3450

Suite 6, Orinda

Knaus. Mary 205
Knopf. Jane 224
Knopf. John 126
Knopf. Sue 205
Koepf. Leslee 205
Koester. Fred 103
Kogan. Lynn 15. 103
Kohler. Rich 103. 189
Kolbeck. Lisa 103. 112. 162
Kolkhorst. Dale 224
Koron. Art 205
Kosher. Barbra 215
Kosturos. Gigi 209
Kosturos. John 58. 71. 205
Krabacher. Debby 205
Krenek. Robin 104
Kropf. Darryl 148. 205
Kropf. George 104. 148
Kruse. Paul 215
Kuyendall. Kathy 224
Kwan. Soo Not pictured
Labadie. Jay 46. 205
Labadie. Joan 224
Lackey. Tidd 205
La Cuadrilla 138
Lanford. Dave 4 7. 58. 66. 229
Langan. Ken 46. 71. 147. 210. 215
Langberg, Ron 27. 36. 37. 78. 79.
104. 1 1 1. 250
Langford. Liz 224
La Plant. Julie 215
Laret. Michele 215
Larkin. Brad 4 7.63.66.224
Lauck. Cathy 224
Lauck. Darcy 205
Lauri. Barbro 20. 21. 23. 104. 142
La Rue. Donald 42.44.45.205
Latin Club 144
La Vigne. Barry 64, 205
Law. Craig 47.224
Lawrence. Bob 66,215
Lawrence. Debbie 27. 205
Lawrence. Sue 224
Lav/ton. Frazer 205
Lawyer, Ken 148, 205
Leary, Kathie
Lechtaler, Gail 132.205
Lechtaler, Lynn 132.205
Lee. Linda 215
Lee. Mark 50. 71. 215
Leeper. Don 205
Leeper. Nancy 215
Leftwich. Francy 32. 84, 104. 1 18.

136. 159, 166
Leftwich. Margaret 35. 160. 224
Le Gette. Peggilyn 21 5
LeGrand.Chris 38.42.44.55.64.65.
104. 122, 147
Leiber. Vicky 104
Leland. Dave 148.193.219
Lemoine. Denise 224

244

Lemoine. Rene 205
Leonard. Bill 34, 38. 67. 104. 1 19.
147
Leonard. Bruce 215
LeProtti. Aileen 104. 134
LeProtti, Stan 14 8.215
Lerch. Marc 47. 72. 224
Lerch. Xavier 105
Leskowski. Edward 4 6. 72. 148
Lester. Dave 215
Lev.'is. Richard 205
Lewis. Rick T 14 8, 205
Lewis. Steve 42.43.44.79,104.106
Lieber. Jonny 224
Lieber, Victoria 104, 159
Lincoln. Frank 224
Lmdley. Dianne 225
Linnekin. Debbi 130. 131.215
Lmnekin, Dennis 37. 42. 45. 80. 81.

105. 147
Lminger. Krista 35. 84. 105. 1 12.
137. 147. 170
Lmtott. Suzi 1 58. 205
Lipovac. Marc 104. 191
Little. Martin 104
Littlejohn. Kirk 215
Liu, David 105
Locklin, Dave 105
Locklin. Linda 216
Loeffler. Cynthia 225
Lohse. Debby 130. 131.216
Long, Linette 225
Longacre. Hyland 209
Loper. Lon 134. 205
Lorenzo. Paul 205
Lorenzo. Trisha
Louchis. Jim 47. 58. 225
Lucas. Anne 225
Lucas. Chris 61. 63. 147. 205
Lucas. Cindy 225
Lucas. Jeff 225
Lucas. Mark 205
Lucas. Phyllis 105
Ludlam. Alison 15. 105
Luthy. Kim 212.216
Lyford. Roger 34,36,42.61.62.105.
147
MacDonald. Brian 4 7. 229
MacDonald. Jim 42, 45. 79. 96. 106.
122. 147
MacDonald. Laurie 205
MacDonald. Susan 158. 205
MacDonald. Teri 205
Machek. Dave 46.58.66.216
Mackinlay. Katherine 225
Macri. Bob 225
Madden. Leslie 17. 19. 196. 205
Madden. Mike 4 7.225
Madison. Jim Not pictured
Madison. Patty 215.218
Madsen. Glen 148. 160. 205

Maggini, Joan 216
106. 147. 189
Maita. Joe 66. 225
Maita. Marie 106
Malih. Debbi 216
Malin. Luci 106.138.142
Malinasky. Jean 205
Mann, Denise 205
Mann, Linda 106. 113
Manfrin. Casey 29. 32. 60. 61,79. 86.
106. 147. 189
Manfrin. Chris 63. 66, 216
Mankin. Judy 106
Mankin, Kevin 225
Mannon. Shelley 225
Mansfield. Mitch 216
Mansfield. Sue 225
Mantell. Sue 216
Manuel. Chuck 60. 61. 62, 106, 147
Manuel. Steve 61.63,216
Marchello. Mary 107
Marchello. Susan 225
Marin. Curt 205
Marm. Doug 107
Marin. Jamne 225
Mariner. Bob 225
Marinetti. Karin 216
Markley. Gayle 225
Maron. Nadia 225
Marsmg, Linda 216
Mart. Chris 107
Mart. Wade 48. 49. 160, 205
Martin. Jim 34.63.72.137.189.205
Martin, John 205
Martin, Nanette 225
Martin. Thomas 89. 106
Martinelli. Sandy 107
Mason, Scott 71. 160. 205
Massie. Gordy 18. 80. 81. 96. 108
Maurer. Dave 205
Maurer. Donna 225
Maxson. Mark 72. 216
Maxwell. Julie 205
Maynard. Craig 167.225
Mays. Sally 37. 80. 107. 125, 132.
147
McBane. Browyn 107
McCamy, Rick 108
McCartney, Rob 216
McChesney. Gordon 216
McClure. Coke 4 7. 58. 158. 225
McComber, Dana 225
McComber. Debbie 229
McCormick. Melanie 205
McCreary. Janet 205
McCreary. Sally 225
McDowell. Sara 216
McDowell. Tom 37. 50. 79. 108
McFerrin. Kathy Not pictured
McGerrm. Ron 108
McGaffm. Nancy 225
McGrew. Randy 32. 126. 152. 166
McGuire. Shannon 216
McIntyre. Donna 216
Mclver. Andy 2 16
McKee, Peter 205
McKenzie. Jim 190. 205
McKenzie. John 225
McKeown. Charles 216
McK.m. Mike 4 7.63.205
McKim. Patrick 4 7. 63. 225
McKinney. Daene 225
McKinney. Erin 216
McLaren. Jean 26. 130. 131. 203.
205
McLean. Richard 205
McLean. Rodger 225
McNeil. Debbie 225
McPhee. Kathy 225
McQuaid. Tim 66. 225
Meads. Kathi 225

MecKauer, Art 108
Meckauer, Fred 58. 67. 216
Medical Club 164
Medcraft. Richard 72. 225
Medcraft, Sharon 108, 130. 134. 137
Medina. Leslie 15. 108
Mellana. Lisa 123.205
Melrose. Mike 205
Meredith. Paul 205
Merriam. Dolly 205
Merrick, Robin 205
Merrill, Cyndy 216
Mes. Jim 42. 205
Meteer. David 47. 58. 225
Meteer. John 108, 109
Meyer. Debbie 205
Meyer, John Not pictured
Meyer. Keith 42, 108Michell. Georgia 216
Miller. Jack 68. 108
Miller. Keith 70. 108
Miller, Roy 126. 137. 166
Miller. Scott 216
Miller. Steven 46. 58. 64, 216
Milligan. Steve 216
Milligan. Tom 109
Mills. Greg 32. 34. 72. 78. 96. 109.
134, 138. 147. 170
Millspaugh. Carol 109
Millspaugh. Janet 216
Millspaugh. Nancy 205
Millward, Newton 61. 108
Mirador 168
Miragho. Steve 216
Mitchell, Marilyn 109
Mitchell. Bill 46. 72. 216
Mitchell. Scott 14 8.225
Mitchell. Shirley 110. 159
Moe. Karen 216
Moffat. Gary 206
Molofsky. Mark 216
Monahan. Bill 126
Monroe. Janice 110. 132
Montano. Al 14 8, 225
Moore. Cherie
Moore. Ken 53.69,216
Moore, Virginia 216
Moore. Wayne 148. 216
Moran. Tina 1 10
Morgan. Vicki 1 10
Morgensen. Jeff 209
Morn. Linda 188. 206
Morris. Paul 206
Morris. Sue 216
Morse. Tyree 50. 148. 206
Moser. Debbie 126
Moser. Sandy 216
Mott. John 216
Moulton. Lizann 35.78.80.110.137,
142. 170. 250
Mountaineering 166
Mowdy. Randy 126
Mower, Wayne 216
Mowrey, Randy 216
Moylan. Rob 2 16
MUDS 162
Mullen. Kathy 216
Mullen. Sharon 194. 216
Muller. Olan 52.148.206
Muller. Roslyn 225
Murdoch. Bob 4 7. 226
Murphy. Dennis 206
Murphy. Tim 226
Mutch. Bill 70.110.168
Myers. Nancy 126
Nakamura. Ann 216
Namanny. Dean 66, 226
Nankin. Gary 167. 206
Nankin. Lori 226
National Merit 170

Nattress, Ken 42.110
Neeland. Pat 21. 24. 35. 110. 138.
250
Nelson. Barbara 226
Nelson. David 136. 226
Nelson. Greeg 53. 69. 226
Nelson. Jean 20,22.79.96.111,124
Nelson. Laurie 110.154.155
Nelson. Nancy 142. 206
Nelson, Richard Not pictured
Nemzek. Alexandra 206
Nemzek. Tom 226
Neves. Myra 216
Newacheck. Dave 226
Newman. Ken Not Pictured
Newman. Ralph 148, 153, 158. 206
Nichoi, Josh 216
Nielsen, Laurie 130.131,216
Nielsen, Salli 110
Nielsen. Sally 111,226
Nikolai, Randy 206
Nilsson, John 219
Nott, Dave 226
Nott, Nancy 36. 1 11. 136. 168
Notter, Craig 69.216
Notting. Dan Not pictured
Nowicki. Claudia 206
Nunn. Dolores 226
Nunn. Mike 206
Oakes. John 17.206
Oakes, Ron 63.216
Oas. Jan 111
Octavia 158
Odenthal, Greg 46,216
Odenthal, Trish 216
Odom. Blair 216
Ogle, Melissa 206
O'Hare, Rick 38.52.53.68,14 7.206
Olafsson. Erik 126,167.206
Olafsson. Greta 216
O'Leary. Bruce 4 7, 226
Olson. Bret 148, 226
Olson, Cara 226
Olson, Chris 216
Olson, David 206
Olson, Eric 226
Olson. Greig 206
Olson. Nancy 123.206
Olson, Sarah 111, 142
Orchestra 160
Ortman. Carole 200. 206
Ott. John 71.148.206
Overmire. John 152. 166. 226
Overmire. Mona 206
Owens. Pam 216
Owens, Steve 209
Packard, Lin 206
Paille. Debbie 111.138
Paille, Denise 217
Paille. Diana 226
Paine, Leslie 217
Paine, Scott 63. 226
Paine. Vicki 217
Pajalich. Philip 167.217
Paladino, Mike 46. 66. 206
Paltenghi, Rick 4 7. 66. 148, 226
Pappenhagen. Laura 226
Pappenhagen. Ron 148.217
Pardmi, Kathi 196. 206
Parent. Rob 72,130.148,217
Park, Barbara 226
Parker. Dave 69.148.226
Parker. Don 53. 148, 217
Parker. Glenn 209
Parody. Kit 226
Partridge, Brent
167,217
Partridge. Charlie 42. 114
Patching. Kathy 217
Patching. Steve 53. 68. 14 7, 206

Paterson. Karol 137, 138. 158. 206
Paterson. Scott 14 7. 158. 226
Patmont. Clay 53. 64. 226
Patmont. Ed 217
Patterson. Kay Not pictured
Patterson. Lark 114, 130
Patterson, Steve 58,61.63.148.206
Paul. Bonnie 226
Paul. Ron 114,152.166
Paulino. Nancy 217
Paulson. Chris 53. 226
Payne. Christine 17. 188. 206
Payne, Mike 36. 42. 71. 114
Peake. Cheryl 36.114,123
Peake. Jud 34,114,137
Peake. Meredith 226
Pearson. Brian 58. 72. 1 17
Pearson, Craig 71. Ill
Pearson. Jim 21 7
Pearson. Marce 226
Pedersen, Pat 106, 115, 134. 137,
147
Pelletier, Susan 22,217
Pelz, Carol 226
Pennebaker. Al 4 7. 226
Penry, Lanny 226
Pep Club 132
Perry, Nancy 15.19.24.96.11 1
Peter. Debbie 226
Petersen. Renee 206
Peterson. Curt 229
Peterson. Kathie 130
Peterson, Roland 58. 226
Petersen, Steve 46. 206
Pezzola. Debbie 217
Pfeiffer, Miki 217
Phelps. Rebecca 206
Phillips, Gene 229
Phillips, Gordon 217
Phillips, Mike 206
Photography 152
Pickett. Steve 148.149.217
Pinkham, David 148. 226
Pisarra. Rich 34. 61. 63. 106. 138.
206
Pixley. Jane 217
Post. John 148.206
Potter. Shane 226
Poupeney, Dave 209
Poupeney. Paddy 206
Powell. Alane 17, 74, 130. 131. 149.
206
Powell. Meghan 219
Prager. Madeline 158. 162. 163.206
Prager, Vicky 217
Preston. Bill 78. 107. 114. 115, 130.
131. 137. 167
Price. Ed 158.167.206
Prince. Lynell 34, 206
Prlain. Lisa 226
Prlain, Tom 217
Prochnow. Marc 115
Prochnow, Steve 168
Publicity Club 136
Purvis. Debra 226
Purvis, John 63.217
Quinlan, Tom 66, 148. 226
Quinn, Cathy 206
Quinn. Jim 63.217
Raaka, Andy 53. 130. 217
Raaka, Claudia 226
Ragan, Peggy 115, 250
Ragan. Sean 66
Rally Committee 130
Ramsden. Linda 226
Rand. Tracy 206
Rasmussen. Joan 115. 156
Rasmussen. Paul 217

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Rawson, Hollis 217
Rawson, Bill 206
Read. Kathy 217
Recknagel. Joanne 217
Reed. Tom 217
Reese. Dave 226
Reid. Dana 115.148
Reid. Jamie 209
Reid. Larry 35,42.43.44.45.55.64.
65. 98. 115. 147
Reidy. Brendan 50. 21 7
Reisser. Eleanor 132. 217
Reisser. Karen 206
Renwick, Michele 217
Representative Council 135
Reynolds. John 209
Reynolds. Patti 1 16. 132. 137
Reynolds. Bill 106. 116
Ribacchi. Debbie 15. 37. 116
Ribacchi. Steve 4 7. 66. 226
Rice. Len 4 7.229
Rich. Julie 35. 206
Richards. Cindy 137. 138. 206
Richards. Jim 116
Richberger. Roberta 217
Richberger. Shirley 116. 156. 170.
250
Richberger, Wanda 226
Riddell. Ed 58, 72. 153. 177. 206
Rieser. Chris 46.71.217
Rijavec. Mike 226
Roberts. Jim 226
Roberts. Mary Ann 116
Robinson, Cornelia 116. 147
Robinson, Gail 226
Robinson. Lynn 116. 137. 168
Robinson. Lynne 226
Roddick. Jim 206
Roden. Debbie 207
Rodeheaver. Barb 207
Rodriguez. Marty 4 7. 161. 226
Roebuck. Mary 207
Roegiers, Annette
Rogers, Gary 53.217
Rogoza. Elaine 226
Rohrer. Peter 207
Roosma. Bonnie 117, 142, 168
Roosma. Charlie 217
Rosenthal. Corinne 217
Rosenthal. Phyllis 77. 138. 207
Ross. Bruce 11 7
Rossi. Gracielle 226
Roth. Chris 207
Roth. Mark 126.148
Rowley. Jim 58. 226
Roycraft. Steve 66. 148. 226
Rubenstein, Richard 217
Rudd. Marc 148.217
Ruhland. Anne 209
Ruhland. Bruno 217
Rulis. Gail 117.136
Runo. Linda 134.137.207

Russell. Branch 53. 69. 217
Russell. Ruth 21 7
Russell. Shawn 134.209
Ryan. Bruce 226
Ryan. Duncan 218
Sablan. John 117.159
Sage. Bob 38. 60. 61. 89. 117
Salata. Gary 55. 102, 117
Salata. Larry 55. 118
Samberg. Mark 207
Sanders. Sheree 218
Sandford. Bob 148, 217
Sandford, Sue 226
Sanford. Karen 226
Santucci. Claire 20. 22. 226
Santucci. Wendy 207
Saputo. Peter 226
Sassone. Dana 11 7
Saunders. Debbie 18.24.74.75.134.
207
Saunders. Sue 132,218
Savage. Richard 148. 207
Savage. Sue 226
Sawyer. Christy 207
Sawyer, Jeffrey 32. 1 17, 1 18. 137,
148. 162
Sawyer. Michele Not pictured
Schaber, Joe 226
Schaffer. Liane 226
Schearer. Marty 207
Schieble. Mark 78.118
Schmidt. Andy 226
Schirmer. Bill 218
Schnugg. Ann 226
Schnugg. Nancy 132. 218
Schnugg. Peter 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 68.
80. 81. 109. 113. 118. 147
Schnugg. Susie 207
Schochet. Nanci 226
Schofield. Robin 226
Schofield. Scott 29. 64. 65. 79. 108.
118. 148
Schoner, Forey 148. 207
Schrock, Doug 50. 71, 207
Schubb. Dave 118
Schubb. Tom 137.153.207
Schulze. Ernie 69. 227
Schuyler. Sally 207
Schwarz. Caroline 218
Schwarz. Janet 118,142
Schwarz. Kathy 207
Schwartz. Pat 207
Scott. Lisa 218
Seabury. John 42. 130
Searcy. Ann 219
Seavey. Karen 218
Sechini, John 14 7.207
Seifert. Dana 132, 134. 210. 218
Senior Class 80
Senz. Doug 53, 67. 207
Senz. Joan 227

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VanDeemter. Ada

Stewart. Cindy

178, 207

Vanderhoof. Janice

228

Stewart, Mike

50,218Vandersloot, Jim
134, 185

36. 37. 80. 123,

Stockholm, Debbie

ORINDA CAMERA SHOP
ORINDA THEATER BUILDING
254-5021

207

Stone. Bill Frosh 4 7
Stone, Bill Soph 218,229
72,219

Van Kleeck. Cindy 89.132.218
Van Kleeck, Dayna 132, 208

Stoy. Donna

25, 122, 130, 131

Van Mastrigt. Fritz

Stroh. Linda

122

Van Meter. Jim 35.49.123.170.250

Stuart. Amelia

218

Sungar, Clay 208
Sullberg, Debi 228

Moraga Shopping Center

Shabel, Anne 15. 118
Shabel, Kathy 14 7.227
Sharman. Kent 148. 227
Shaw. Doug 227
Shaw. Jim 130.130.227
Sheehan. Katie

227

Sheehan. Paul 119
Shelton. Lynn 209
Siegel. Candy 119. 142. 170
Sigler. Pat 119
Sigworth. Fred 97. 112. 113. 119.
153. 166. 170. 250
Silver. Barbara 113. 119
Simmon, Barbara 227
Simon. Kent 119
Simon. Melinda 120. 142
Simon, Michelle 218
Simpson. Jean 218
Singleton. Mike 63,66.66.219
Singleton. Scott 229
Sipe, Bruce 227
Sipo, Cathy 207
Skaggs. Sam 218
Skaggs. Shelley 120. 142
Skead. Donna 207
Skilling. Denise 218
Skinner. Todd 71.148.207
Sloan. Katy 218
Sloan. Stan 60. 120
Smith. Ann 106.120
Smith, Carol 121
Smith. Celia 207
Smith, Danny 227
Smith. David 72.218
Smith. Eloise 22 7
Smith, Frank 207
Smith. Gayle 207
Smith. Greg 53. 58. 227
Smith. Janel 168. 207
Smith, Kevin 137.148.207
Smith, Leslie E. 227
Smith, Leslie L. 227

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Wadsworth. Jennifer
Wagner, Bruce
Wagner, Gmny

Swartz. Walter

Wagner, Marty

194

Wallace, Dave42. 43, 54. 55. 147.

148.207

207

Smith. Roberta 218
Smith. Sharon 17,207
Smith, Sherrill 227
Smith, Tally 20.24.168.207
Smyth. Joanne 32. 120. 14 7. 159
Snelling, Jim 120
Snook. Bill 148.207
Snook, Paul 227
Snook. Tod 42.44.45.121.170
Snow. Steve 46,61.62.72.218
Sobajian. Pat 207
Soccer 73
Soccer Club 148
Sodestrom. Carol 77. 218
Sodestrom. Cathy 32.74,75.77.1 12,121. 168
Sophomore Class 210
Solger. Larry 209
Sommers. Dale

61. 106. 121. 148,

161
Sommers. Sue 218
Sorensen. Rob 58. 227
Sorenson, John 218
Sorenson, Bob 67. 229
Spanish Club 146
Spanish Honor Society 147
Spaulding. Bob 14 8.218
Stack. Frances 218
Stable. Marian 168. 207
Stanley. Paul 50. 71. 1 10. 121. 130.
131. 138. 147. 166
Starr. Karen 207
Stayner, Jan 218
Stayton. Cheryl 207
Stefan. Jerry 228
Stefan. Melanie 207
Stekoll. Bev 218
Stein. Debby 37.122
Steinback. Eleanor 121
Stevens. Brooke 228
Stevens. Holly 207
Stevens. Steve 122
Stewart. Bruce 121.137.167

Tennis 67
Terry, Burks 122
Thiele. Alan 207
Thiele, Trish

228

Thiele. Bob 79,122
Thomas. Chuck 26. 130, 131, 228
Thomas. Dave 207
Thomas, Frank 4 7, 58. 228
Thomas. John Frosh 228
Thomas, John Soph 46.218
Thomson. Debbie 123
Thomson. John 122
Thompson. Gail 130. 131. 14 7.200
Thompson. Gmny 228
Thompson. Kathy 208
Thompson. Kelly 228
Thompson, Sally 228
Thomson, Robin 208
Thomson. Bill Frosh 228
Thomson. Bill Senior Not pictured
Timers’ Association 1 50
Tipper. Scott 218
Tipton. Cindy 228
Tipton. Larry 208
Toms. Jennifer 208
Toms. Melissa 228
Tough. Chris 208
Tower. Carol 218
Track 70
Treadway. Debby 208
Treadway. Tom 122. 167
Treanor. Sue 123
Treguboff. Tasha Not pictured
Trenkwalder. Tim 46. 208
Truax. Bob 42.43.45.61.62.123
Trujillo, Vimta 228
Tufts. Glen 228
Tussey. Joyce 208
Twomey. Barbara 228
Tyler. Mitch 72.130.136.218
Ullrich. Bob 228
Upp. Tim 208
Upham. Steve 2 18
Vacco. Peter

53.69.218

VanBuskirk. Scott167, 218,
218

208
Wallace. Ron 228
Ward. Janet 124, 137, 160
Ward. Marsha 228
Ward, Neal 148,228

Tapiro. Paul 72. 229
Taylor. Glenn 153,228
Tcherkoyan, Kathy 142, 228
Telfer, Bill 148.218

Smith. Mark 36. 121. 148. 191
Smith, Martin 227

228

Svensson, Eric 153, 162, 218, 250
Swartz, Peter 228

Tagney. Pat 207
Tapiro, Ed 207

BankAmericard
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70. 71. 123, 147. 149

Volker, Chris 17. 42, 123, 147, 149
Volker, Will 218

52, 53, 58. 68. 147,

218

Szecsey. Tina

Senz. Margaret 220. 227
Serr. Mindy 227
Serr. Steve 17.42.71.118.147.162

208

Sweet. Jody 168, 207
Swinson. Christine 207
Swinson. Jim 228

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Veale. Michael 124
Veale. Robert 228
Vines, Jon 218
Voelker. Scott

Swackhamer, Annette
Swimming 68
Svendsen, Jon

208

Van Meter. Ken 167,208
Van Ness. Lynn 196, 208
Vaughn, Ellen 228

Sturges. Linda 123, 159, 191
Sullivan, Mike 42,44,60,61,62,122

QUALITY SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

15. 123

Stout. Dean

Strong. Katie 208
Stratton. Joan 218

GRANDE'S SHOES

Van Dyne. Duffy

142, 228

124

Warner. Cliff 4 7,66,228
Warner. Randy 53, 80. 97, 106. 124,
130, 138, 147, 158, 161
Warren. Wendy 218
Waterman, Bill 4 7,228
Water Polo 51
Watson. Lucy 208
Watson. Sarah 218
Watson. Scott 228
Wayne, Teresa 208
Weaver, Rick 64. 208
Webb. Dave
Weber. Carl

208
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Weber, Lisa 207
Weber, Joey 167
Weber, Melinda

125. 196

Weber. Steve 69. 229
Webster. Richard 148. 228
Weidemann, Connie 201, 205
Weidemann. David 126
Weidemann, Val 228
Weinberg, Neil 228
Weinshelbaum, Lynne 208
Weir, Ron 2 18
Weirick, Barbara 159,228
Weirick. Sue 125,130,131,138
Welden. Sheri 228
Weller. Karen 228
Weller, Sherri 218
Welling. Knssy 132.194.218
Wells. Dan 48. 49. 208
Wenrich, Tom 46. 71. 148, 208
Weyeneth. Jim 152,153,166.218
Weyeneth, Randy 55. 125, 138. 168
Whmnery. Barbara 35.218
White. Henry Not pictured
Whitten. Gene Not pictured
Whitwell. Susan 208
Wickenhiser. Karen 228
Wickham. Robert 228
Wickland. Bill 218
Wieber. Holly 36.123,125
Wiegand. Debi 208
Wight. Dave 35,48.49.50.125
Wight. Steve 72.218
Wignall. Bill 124
Wignall. Diane 208
Wilburn. Mark 228
Wilcox. Mary 228
Wilkes. Cheri 208
Williams. Alyse 228
Williams. Bob 228\

Williams. Dave j 24
Williams. Dean 2:08
Williams, Jim
Williams. Ken 208
Williams, Laura 218
Williams. Margaret 228
Williams. Randy 53. 68. 208
Williams. Bob 147
Wills. Debbie 2 18
Wills. Sharon 228
Wilson. Connie 218
Wilson. Douglas 53. 69. 130. 131,

218
Wilson. Jane 142.208
Wilson. Jim 53. 68. 208
Wilson. Marcia 32. 78. 80. 112. 125.
134. 136. 137. 138, 156. 250
Wilson. Ruth 228
Winfree, Tom 162.208
Winsor. Pat 218
Wmsor. Sydney 125, 154
Winter. Iris 218
Wiser, Susan 228
Wist. Andy 152.153,166.208
Wistrich. Bill 58. 228
With. Eugene Not pictured
With. Terry Not pictured
Witt. Eric 148.160.160.167.228
Wohn, Kerry 208
Wolfe. Pete 55. 66. 208

Wolfenden, Joanne 228
Wolff. Steve 208
Wood. Elizabeth 218

Wood. Mike 18.29.60.61.137.147.
200. 208
Wood. Susan 228
Wood. Thomas 158. 167.208
Woodcock. Kent 208
Woodside. Anne 208
Worth. Gay 21.22.25.208
Wrestling 59
Yandell. Brian 63. 167. 208
Yandell, Lynn 218
Yao. Anne 208
Yee. Stephen 153. 228
York. Barby 137.218
Young. Barbara 218
Young. Fred 2 18
Young. Larry 42. 208
Young. Robin 208
Yuke, Beverly 229□ F DRINDA
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Zappettini, Carol 228
Zappettini, Anne 208
Zarker. Larry 148. 228
Zimmerlm, Dan 148, 162. 163, 208
Zimmerman. Bill 218
Zink, Terry 126
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Dear Fred,We knew you wouldn't write the customary Editor's note at the end of thisyearbook, so we’re writing one—to you.
Once in a great while someone like you comes into a school and leaves agreat void when he goes. Those of us who have taught you have beenchallenged to do our best teaching because you were in the class. Those of
us who have worked with you have learned from you—honesty, responsi­
bility, patience, tact, self-effacement, a standard of perfection that you met
yourself and demanded of us. Jokes were funnier when you laughed; dead­lines were easier because you were always there to finish the pages wefound impossible. Sometimes you retreated to your ivory tower, but we knew
you'd join us again when your problem was solved.
Thanks for oil you've done for Miramonte. We say goodbye and good luck,with the sure knowledge that you'll make us all very proud someday.

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Activities
Pat Neeland
Shirley Richberger

SportsCathy Crandall
Jim Van Meter
Seniors
Zanny Moulton
Peggy Ragan

Organizations
Chris Coran
Marcia Wilson

Administration
and Faculty
Nancy Banker
Claire Copenhagen

ClassesJulie Conyers
Suzy Kallo

EditorFred Sigworth

Managing Ed., Business
Ron Langberg

Photography
Fred Sigworth
Eric Svensson
Chris Am men
Nenni Studios
AdvisorMrs. Rich