1970 Year Book part 1

1970 Magnolia High School Anaheim, California Volume IX Advisor
Editor
Asst. Ed .
Asst. Ed.
Mr. Chamberlain
Gayle Raab
Paula Riley
Valerie Sturges
TABLE OF CONTENTS
STAFF .. . .. .. . . . . .... . .. . .. . . . 12-31 CLUBS . . . .......... . . . .. .. ... . 32-71 ACTIVITIES .. ...... .. ... . .. .. .72-111 SPORTS ..... . ......... . ..... 112-155 CLASSES ... . ... . . . .... . ... . . 156-217 -'FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET MAGNOLIA AT ITS BEST and WORSE
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THE Sentinel Marching MAGNOLIA WELCOMES MR.McKIM Mrs. M. Merrill and Mrs. J. Ross- Main Office.
STAFF SHOWS SENTINEL SPIRIT
V.P.'s- Mr. Jones, Miss Hotchkiss, and Mr. Gaynor.
Activities Director-Mr. Errol Allen.
SENIOR UNIT OFFICE: Mrs . Farber and Mrs . Sydell .
JUNIOR UNIT OFFICE : Mrs. Hull
COUNSELORS AND OFFICE PERSONNEL REMEMBERED! TOP ROW; (Senior Counselors) Mrs . Salisbury and Mr. Kominek . BOTTOM a d M rs. Coocus .
-WELL Hunsaker. (Soph­
English Department: STANDING : Samuel Siriani,
Edward Chamberlain, Ted Bock, William Heacox,
Glenn Axworthy, Ross Billings. SEA TED : Mrs. Mar-
School
Librarians:
Mrs. Sypien
jorie Martin, Miss Irene Ho llan d,
Miss Hazel Lindquist, Mrs. Janice ntenucci . Mrs. Hildegard Evans instructs class in German.
o xness, English and Foreign Language St ress Learning and Interest . English secretaries, Mrs. Schooler and Mrs. Harrington .
f o reign Language Department : Mrs . Arminda Zelaya' Mr. Jack Copenhaver, and Mrs. Hilda Fix.
MATHEMATICS­
UNLIMITED
OPPORTUNITIES
Mr. Franks tries to explain, once again.
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Elmore, Mrs . Tippett, and Mr. Franks.
Math Instructor - Mr. Sid
Shue.
STANDING: Mr . Petar, Mr. Fennama, and Mr. Embree. SITTING : Mrs. Bradley, and Mrs. Cochrane.
USEFUL SKILLS ACQUIRED FROM
BUSINESS ED.
This year the Business Education Depart­
ment offered many new courses, along with
the old. Typing, shorthand and business math
were taught to prepare students for the world
of business. A new merchandising course
enabled students to find jobs in fields of their
own interest.
Miss Donna Brush takes time out from Drivers Ed., in­
the-car training.
Mr. Embree pushes a cart and a yes vote on the January
13 bond issue .
Mr. Abella lends an ear and a clean blackboard .
SCI ENCE;
CAN IT EVER MOVE
TOO FAST?
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr . Abella, Mr . Fulford, Mr . Lindow, and Mr . Wallinsky . Time out for lunch.
STANDING: Mr. Houghtaling, Mr. Graham, Mrs. Far­
re ll, Mr. Harper, Mr. Butterfield. KNEELIN G: Mr. Siri­
an i, Mr. Weston, Mr . Little.
SOCIAL STUD IES, A LOOK AT THE PAST, PRESENT, & FUTURE. Industrial Arts Department :
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
THE
Home Economics teacher, Mrs. Carol Olson
Home Economics instructor,
Mr. John Rush, Mr. Lowell Williams, Mr. William Balser, and
Mr Richard Jackson.
AND HOMEMAKING PREPARE STUDENTS FOR
FUTURE
Mrs . Olson and students at Home-Ec lecture .
Mrs . Jo Ann Cutshall
Health : Mr. Judd Brown. Not Shown: Mr. Cinko.
Driver's Ed: Mr. Setterlund,
Mr. Setterlund rides again! Sophomores value training given by Driver's Education Dept.
Sophomores Learn
About
MHS school nurs e : Mrs. Pauline Hirsh
Mr. Applebee, Miss Brush, Mr. Walin, and Mr. Sturrock.
Drivers Ed
Health, And
Nurse Hirsh
The teachers outlast the students .
MU SIC AND P. E.,
Mr. McFall skillfu ll y conducts the girl's glee.
Mr. Shelton an d Mr . Mcfa ll at what they do best.
GIRL'S P.E. -
Mrs. Fuller, Miss Whitney,
BOY'S P.E ., TOP ROW: Mr. Crook, Mr. Noel, Mr. Iver­
son, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Hix, Mr. Rowey, Mr.
Sturrock .
TWO COURSES IN SKILL Mrs. Gregnano.
Mrs. Eggertz, Mrs . Gregnano.
Cafeteria Staff, TOP ROW: C. Behnke, A. Tally, R. Lad­
iz, E. Phillips. BOTTOM ROW: M. Veling, W. Gage, D.
Heinze, S. McKnight, V. Gardner.
SPECIAL HELP STRENGTHENS
Mrs . Haden Girls' P.E. with Mrs. Ladiz.
MAGNOLIA
Parking attendant, Ben Sparks
Magnolia's Day Custodian, Joe Tobar
Nurse Hirsh helps too!
BOB AND TIM, Bob on the move, again.
ASB President and VIce President·
LEADERS FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET 1969-1970 Bob and Tim plan school activities .
. HI Bob Miske and Tim Krause .
SENTI NEL SENATE Tim Krause, ASB Vice-Pres. is also
Pres . of the Senate.
ROW: Jim Buchanan, Cheryl Loyland,
Howard Goldstein, Della Meyer, Kevin Huffer.
MIDDLE ROW: Victor Vasquez, Mary Allan,
TOP
Sally McFadden, Kathy Wachter, John Zuniga.
THIRD ROW: Michelle 5oto, Donna Beccia,
Teresa Aguilar, Janis Dennis, Vickie Robinson.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TOP ROW: Craig jones, Steve Mabs, john Wabel,
Greg Rachunak, jerry Ryan, John Craig, Larry Smer­
noff. SECOND ROW: Mike Peralta, Raul Vasquez,
Howard Golstein, Bill Keswick , Charlie Ball, Charlie
Colabella. THIRD ROW: Les Rainey, Dan Corinth,
Mark Ward, Linda de Avila, Darrell Harman, Doris
Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Michelle Roche, Maureen
O'Shea, Becky Henry, Barbara Kuhn, Nancy Ray,
Rhea Ziegler. FIFTH ROW: Marla Lentini, Chris Whee­
ler, Diane Lindenstein, Juanita Brooks, Kitty Thurman ,
Erlinda de Nunno.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Les Rainey, Sergeant at Arms; Neil Green, Senior
Representative; President Mike Moscow; John Foster, Entertain-
ment; John Wabel, Refreshments; Brian Cairney, Vice-President;
Dan Corinth, Entertainment.
Boys' League bids Magnolia farewell; next
year there will be no Boys' League due to the
apathy among the students. Although Boys'
League is finished, they did put on a good
canned food drive in which all the food went
to the Spanish-American institute in Gardena,
and also that unforgetable dance that they
held on March 14. Someday, someone will
take Boys' League up again.
"I'm busted"
GIRLS'LEAGUE
Girl's League kept themselves quite busy
thi s year. Among their achievements the most
re membered were: The Big Little Sister Day
for incoming sophomore girls; The Home­
co mi ng Mum sale; The Valentine Carnation
~ale ; And the biggest and most remembered
e ent - The Sweetheart Dance. Magnolia
can only hope for another Girl's League as
acti e as the girl's in 69-70.
"Sou I Incorporated"
Scenes from the Sweetheart Dance.
Car wash-sponsored by Girls' League.
PROMOTES INVOLVEMENT; SPELLS SUCCESS TOP ROW: Abbey Pettus, Linda Herb, Cindy Dunbar,
Janice Dennis, Pam Loy, Dianne Lindenstein, Carin
Abramovitz, Valeria Wallace, Deanna Correa, Barbara
Kuhn, Karen Morgan, Monica Davis. BOTTOM ROW:
Homecoming mums sold by Girls' League.
Joyce Quitigua, Sally McFadden, Donna Disher, Bren­
da Soto, Connie Paulson, Valerie Soto, Linda Webber,
Jan La Turno, Cindy Verdecia, Rewa Walsh, Juanita
Brooks.
IOC CLUB PRESIDENTS TOP ROW: Vickie Bartlett, Helen Kahn, Earl Smith,
Don Kelechenyi, Cheryl Reed , David Keller. MIDDLE
ROW: Cindy Verdecia, joan St . Clair, Chris jenson,
Dee Dee Osborn, Richard Vodhanel. BOTTOM ROW:
Vickie Robinson, joyce Quitugua, jan La Turno, Ruth
Veling, joyce Tsuruta, Donna Beccia.
JOIN FORCES
President Ruth Veling
Club Convention Week.
AL IFORNIA ,CHOLARSHIP DERATION TOP ROW : JoAnne White­
head, Chris Larsen. BOTTOM
ROW. Nancy Ray, Clarinda
jones.
TOP ROW. Neil Rubenstein, Bob Good, Steve Mabs, Mike Moscow. SECOND
ROW: JoAnne Whitehead, Clarinda jones, Chris Larsen, Richard Vodhanel.
THIRD ROW: Char Fouts, joanne Dagen, Nancy Ray, LaVonne Lindsay . BOT­
TOM ROW: Julie Barnes, Denise Duranso, Debbie Salias, Debbie Smeltzer .
MAGNOLIA'S TOP STUDENTS BELONG TO NHS TOP ROW: David Keller, Neil Rubenstein, Richard
Vodhanel, Kris Nerison, Steve Mabs, Cheryl Prokop,
Jane Wilson, Helen Kahn , Bob Luedtke, Char Fouts, Ed
Dorman, Ralph Martinez, John Good, Greg Rachunok ,
Becky Henry, Craig Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Malora
Johnson, Janis Ake, Joanne Dagen, LaVonne Lindsay,
Chris Larson, Vicki Bartlet, Terri Kato, JoAnne White­
head, Debbie Smeltzer, Marie Hatton, Diane Hamilton,
Kathy Esmino. BOTTOM ROW: Vickie Robinson,
Joanne Klein, Valerie Wallace, Rewa Walsh, Deanna
Correa, Karla Harrah.
Officers; TOP: Valerie Wallace, LaVonne Lindsay. BOT­
TOM: Joan St. Clair, Helen Kahn.
CREATIVE ABILITIES KINDLED TOP ROW: Jamie Whitten, Steve Brewer, Charmain Henderson, Sara Oliver. BOT­
TOM ROW: Janice Ake, Sharon Asman, Donna Beccia, Mary Ellen Esler.
Richard Vodhanel (Pres),
Luedtke, and Ron Freemire.
Bob
I N CLUB KEY CLUB Crai g Jones, Bob Luedtke, Mike Breitzman , Tom Beza, Ron Freemire, Kipp Phelps, Richard Vodhanel,
"ei n, Rodney Mishima, and Steve Deatrrick .
PEP CLUB PAINTS SIGNS, PROMOTES
SPIRIT.
Promoting spirit for Sentinel sports
events was the main function of Pep club
duri ng the past year at Magnolia. Through­ ou t the football and basketball seasons
members met frequently after school, and
sp ent hours painting posters and signs
\' h ich were displayed around the campus.
Th ey also put on skits during assemblies,
an d attended sports events, cheering our
tea ms on to victory. Ch ris Jenson, president of Pep club, with mascot.
More sign painting.
Sign painting.
TOP ROW: Mark Ward, Lori johnson, Heidi Hollen­
beck, Tim Krause, Mary Freel, Linda Noel, Ray john­
son, Theo DeHoog, Ed Del Hoyo. SECOND ROW :
Debbie Bauer, Alan Shumway, Reggie Hodgson, Sonia
Miller, Debbie Toman, Sherrie Moffitt. THIRD ROW:
Pep club members put on skit at assembly.
Andrea Reid, Linda Roush, Nicki Holsinger, jan La­
Turno, Sandi Lent, Barbara Price, Rewa Walsh, Chris
jenson, Kathy Torriani, Kandi Lent, Donna james, Lyn­
da de Avila.
VARSITY 'M' CLUB Varsity 'M' specimen.
Selling popcorn at basketball game was a Varsity 'M'
project.
Varsity 'M' put on a Donkey Basketball game that won't soon be forgotten.
TOP ROW: Ken Panique, Gary Williams, AI Shumway,
Frank Revard, Tim Krause, Mike Seibl. SECOND ROW:
Gary Devian, Raul Vasquez, Andy Binkerd, Ted Van Ars­
dale, Bob McGuines. THIRD ROW: John Correa, Ri k
Comin, Dennis Sanchez, Neil Green, Keith Kirish ian ,
Brian Cairney. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Knausse, Eric Arbi­
so, Dave Harper, Hank Bauer, Rocky McFadden, Brian
Crouse. BOTTOM ROW: John Wabel, Marv Owens, Pe te
Larson, Stan Longenecker, Art Lopez.
LAMPLIGHTER
STAFF
Editor and chief KEN NAKMURA
1970 Advisor Mr. Chamberlain
STANDING : Victor Vazquez, Sandi Lent, Joette Hay­
ashigawa, Kevin Kiker, Bob Miske . SEA TED : Lois Stau­
den mayer, Tamie Garrett, Pat Graham, Clarinda Jones,
Laura Trammell, Peggy Pivirotto, Donna Disher, Ken
Nakamura .
FH A PRESERVES O LD FA SH IONED COOKING
CLOCKWISE FROM OVEN: Diane Harvey, l inda l
I adine Eiser, Debbie Hudson, Toni Allen, Kathy Brusu­
las , Debbie Harvey.
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V .P. Betty Moore, Act. Dir. Alvina Brand, Adv. Mrs. Olsen , Pres.
Teri Szep, Sec.-Treas . Laurie Dryer.
Teri Szep prepares for banquet .
TOP ROW: Neil Rubenstein, Linda Herb, Debbie
Salais, Kathy Heard. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Beza, Ron
Freemire, Sara Oliver.
SPEECH AND INTERACT REAL WORKING CLUBS LE CLUB FRANCAIS Bob Good in role with pres. Vicki Bartlett.
TOP ROW : Joel Cort, Debbie Smeltzer, Sara Clark, Bob
Good, Don Hunter . MIDDLE ROW : JoAnne White­
head, Craig Schneider, David Hail, Vicki Bartlett. 80T­
TOM ROW : Sherry Hull, Joanne Dagen, LaVonne
Lindsay, Clarinda Jones, and Chris Larsen .
TOP ROW: David Good, John Good, David Keller,
David Smith, Terry Hicken, Bob Miske, Bob Luedtke.
MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Salias, Francoise Esquier, Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Debes, Nancy Evans, Bob Good, Kris Neri-
son. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Kiefer, Renee Robinson , Ronda Stanley, Judy Henderson, Walter Curtis, Kath McGuire, Juanita Bednar, Mark Kintz. GERMAN CLUB FILLED WITH MERRYMAKERS German Club members Kris Nerison, Francois Esquire,
and Bob Luedtke are singing for the 'German Christ­
mas Evening.'
MAGNOLIA'S FUTURE MOVIE­
MAKERS
TOP TO BOTTOM: Mike Moscoe, Ken Warthen , Chuck Ball , Bill Keswick, Mary Daniels,
I ::l rrv H ::lV::l c:hip::lW::l n::ln rnrinth rtnrlrhrtrlip rolrthpll rt
TOP ROW: Beverly Amador, Mary Gomez, Rapheal
Gonzohuz, Miquel Ignatieuw, Wayne Roush , Bob
Luedtke, Steve Mabs , BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Gay, Aurora Tafolla, Sally Avalos, Madiline Hirada, Denise Duranso , Kathy Heard, Clara Amador. SPANISH CLUB-OLE!
Spanish club members set up fundamental decora ­
tions for Homecoming.
ZENITH
AND
MEDICAL
CAREERS
CLUBS
Mark Gray and Chris Geraurd shown performing their skills.
Zenith Club: TOP ROW: Jean Bernard ; Frances Vin­
son; Martha Dupin ; Christine Lehman BOTTOM
ROW: Orville Myers; Tina Gongloff; Glenn Racine;
Barbara Palmer
TOP ROW: Mike Brown, John
Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Kim
McCully (Pres.) and Dave
Sanchez.
TOP ROW: Steve Getty, Kim McCully, Stephanie Hesse, Bob MacDonald. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Brown, Judy Kaywood, Peter Wronski. BOTTOM ROW: TOP ROW: S.Hesse, CSaldana, P.Seott, S.Ledesma,
D.Hughes, L.Cage, R.Hernandez, G.Yontz, V.Soto .
SECOND ROW: J.Aguinaga, T.Delfin, P. Vrolizk, S.
Rosa, L.Romero, Y.Acevedo, M.Rodrigues, B.Soto.
THIRD ROW: A.Rois, M.Soto, F.Avila, K.Armoda, J.
Tsuruta, S.Vazquez, S.Viramontes, L.Lopez. FOURTH
ROW: CLoueks, L.Blanee, E.Munoz, G.Torrez, A.
Huitron, L.Shutteiff, A.Delfine, A.Leon . FIFTH ROW:
CVasquez, M.Quintanee, O .Quintana, D.Casas,
I.Casas, T.Beza, I.Treyillo, J.Limon.
YOUNG AMERICANS SERVICE GENTS Well advised by Mrs. Fuller, the Young
Americans became a wo rthy service organ­
ization.
During Christmastime, they held a tra­
ditional Mexican posada. Also, these girls
often aided the Service Gents in their func­
tions. But their best achievement was rais­
ing money to buy raincoats for young child­
ren in the colony. To do this, the Young
Americans sponsored a faculty luncheon
and with a large turnout, it was a great suc­
cess.
Much credit should be given to these
girls for their time and effort to help others.
This years Service Gents, with help from
their advisor Mr. Porter, created a new
image for themselves.
The club began by helping Porterville
Mental Hospital by having a clothes drive,
school dance, and a 25 dollar wagered foot­
ball game with Loara in which all proceeds
went to Porterville.
Continuing their service, the club pre­
sented the first annual teacher of the year
award to Mr. Ron Butterfield.
This organization has indeed showed
much advancement compared to last years
Service Gents.
The Open Wheat played at a dance the Service Gents
held, the proceeds of which went to the Porterville
Mental Hospital.
BACK ROW: E.Morales, L.Beliafane, CMarcino, J.
White, D.Parke, P.LaPorto , K.Thomas, T.Gress, A .
Pilgrim, D.Larsen, T.Gomez, J.Page. SECOND
,~ "j N: F.Avila, ADVISOR Mr. Porter, D.Dean, D.
President; Ed DelHoyo . Sargent of Arms; Albert Lo­
pez. Treasurer; Doug Crocker. Vice President; Den­
nis Dean.
Crocker, R.Nicholm, C M arcino, D .Tyn dzik, D.
Hassen, J.Bennett, T.So a e, F. au, M .Daniels, C
Crocker. BOTTOM RO W: A . Lopez, E.DeIHoyo,
M .Merreli.
DRAMA CLUB SUCH TALENT! Drama Club indeed has feeli ng as was wit­
n e ssed by all in their fine production of
"Blyth Spi rit" and "Strange Bedfellows".
Broadway take heed, critics take up your
pen .
Encore young actors; perform as well again.
The Drama Club.
Time out from Stra nge Bedfellows.
Drama Clu b Pres ident - Ja n LaTurno - in Blyth Spirit.
AFS ENCOURAGES
UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN
AFS, TOP ROW: Sylvia Lindseth, Mary Reando, Gloria Armenta, Bar­
bara Popovich, joanne Whitehead, Francoise Esquier, Terri Kato,
Nancy Ray, Sally Avalos, DeeDee Osborn, Ron Freemire, Loray Ver-
don. BOTTOM ROW: jeanette Eberhardy, Debbie Meyer, Stacy
Henderson, Debby Barr, jane Holifield, Carol Hamilton, Kitty Thur­
man, Deanna Correa, Susan Verdon, Terry Brown.
Loray Verdon, president of AFS.
NATIONS Cheryl's Brazilian family.
Cheryl Prokop - Magnolia's Exchange Student.
AFS PRESENTS My name is Francoise Esquier and I am from
France. My home is near Marseille. I have two
sisters and a brother. I was born in Algeria but
we moved to France in 1961. Since that time I
went to my junior and senior high in Mar­
tique. I graduated last year and I intend to do
a measure in Biology. I like any kind of sport
particularly skiing. My favorite hobby is draw­
ing. I am also very interested in speaking for­
eign languages and that is one of the main
reasons which pushed me to come to the u.S.
Than ks to the AFS, devoted to encouraging
understanding between peoples of the u.S.
and other nations, I am living an experience
which I will always remember. It is really a
great thing to walk together and talk togeth­
er; "0 ye people of the earth; then and only
then shall ye have peace," (-Sanskrit).
I think Magnolia is the greatest. I never
expected to meet so many friends. As I see
the end of June coming very fast, I hope to
come back in a few years.
Sincerely,
Francoise
Francoise ex eriences Ma nolias s irit.
FRANCOISE ESQUI ER Judy Henderson, (American Sister) to Francoise .
Mon nom est Francoise Esquier et je suis de
France. Ma maison est pres de Marseille. J'ai
deux soeurs et un frere. Je suis nee en Algerie
mais nous habitons en France depuis 1961.
C'est depuis ce temps que je suis alleeau Iy­
cee a Martigues. J'ai passe Ie baccalaureat 1'­
annee derniere et j'ai I'intention de faire mes
etudes en biologie . J'aime toutes sortes de
sport, particulierement Ie ski. Mon passe
temps favori est Ie dessin. Je suis aussi tres i n­
teresse par les langues etrangeres et c'est 1'­
une des principales raisons qui m'a poussee a
venir aux Etats Unis. Grace a I' A.F.S ., devoue
a encourager L'entente entre les peuples des
Etats Unis et des autres nations je suis en train
de faire une experience que je n'oublierai
jamais. C'est formidable de "marcher ensem­
ble et parler ensemble; 0 oui peuple de la
terre; alors et seu lement nous vivrons en
paix" (Sanskrit)
Je pense que Magnolia est la meilleure des
ecoles . Je ne croyais pas y rencontrer tant
d'amis. Lorsque je vois la fin de I'annee ap­
procher si vite, j'espere revenir dans quelques
annees
Tres Amicalement
Francoise
UNITY, Is this Spirit? You bet it is!
Pep squad presented
THE KE Y TO SENTI NEl SPIRI T Fro m Sunrise to Sunset
emerged a year of traditions,
with many triumphs, and
many c h allenges. It began
durin g the summer as we
traveled to Pep Cli nics gath­
ering new ideas and routin es
whic h we r e to aid us
throu gh out the year in our
efforts to promote school
s pi rit and the true Sentinel
Pri de.
No w , as we look back at
the empty st an ds, where
o nc e screami ng crowds
c hee re d, we rec al l many
fond memories of 1970.
Eve r-locked in our minds
are those hecti c days of tot­
"Sen ti nel brew " to tea m.
ing apples, bake sales, wash­
ing cars, and other fund rais­
in g activities.
There were track meets,
cross-country meets, baseball
ga mes, basketball games, and
foo tball games, all provid in g
memorable days and nigh ts
of Sentinel Unity. Now these
are just a few cherished
memories.
Our tha nk s to a student
body who ha ve made our
long hours of practice worth
it al l.
And to each and every
me mbe r on the teams, a spe­
ci al thank-you.
69-70 Song & Yell Leaders
SONG AND YELL LEADERS OF 1970 STANDING: Rewa Walsh, Lori Johnson, Lynda deAvila. KNEEL­
ING: Kandi Lent, Linda Noel, Sandi Lent.
Homecoming, a time to unite as alumni return for the annual Homecoming assembly and game.
Sentinels stop to say Howdy!
YEll lEADERS : Mary Ellen Buckley, Heidi Hollenbeck, Debi Bauer, Nicki Holsinger, !<athy Tor­
rianni, Valerie Wallace.
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J.V. CHEERLEADERS Susie Sentinel surveys the Sentinel scene.
J.Y. Cheerleaders: Juanita Brooks, on her back Jan LaTurno, Mary Freel, Sherrie Mofitt, Patty Kintz on her back,
Theresa Wolfe.
The 1969 school year started off with that
dynamic duo, "Susie and Sammy Sentinel,"
leading Magnolia school spirit to new
heights. At one time during the year it looked
as though the dynamic duo was fizzling out.
Theo De Hoog put down his position as
Sammy Sentinel because of heavy harrasment
aimed at his performance. But, Andrea Reid
continued to carryon the Sentinel spirit
and stepped into the seventies with the newly
acclaimed JV Cheerleaders bolting Magnolia
pride to sights unseen.
AND SUSIE SENTINEL PUSH SPIRIT Magnolis's 1969-70 Susie Sentinel Andrea Reid .
THE PRIDE OF SENTINEL BAND DIRECTOR -
Mr. Mike Shelton.
Dru m Major Rick Lopez led the Sen tinel Band
rhroughout the year.
TOP ROW: Jay Spaulding, Rick Armstrong, Tim
Tucker, Dan Haskins, Nina Jefferson, Keith Means,
John Wilson, Les Anderson. SECOND ROW: Keith
Nakamura, Craig Colewell, Dennis Brownlie, Charlie
White, Mike Minier, Jim Casey, Betty Brusuelas, Bob
THE BLACK & GOLD Ogden. THIRD ROW: Tim Betteridge, Don Puzin,
Dave Keller, Theo DeHoog, Mike Gaskins, Doug Bur­
gess, Mary Jo Shook, Sam Coen. FOURTH ROW : Sue
Noack, Steve Keller, Ben Rodriguez, Nancy Rowland,
Rhonda White, Cathy Raliegh, Mike Con nelly. FIFTH
ROW: Harry Adams, Linda Herb, Joyce Tsuruta, Deb­
bie Bass, Paula Rathbun, John Lockwood, Loretta
White, Julie Barnes. SIXTH ROW: Rick Lopez, Kevin
Kroner, Rocky Rogers, Larry Faulkner, Larry Wersky ,
Wayne Nakamura, Jan~~ Olsen, Becky Nerison .
1969-70 Filling the Main Office with tro­
phy after trophy became a habit of
the 1969-1970 Continental Drill
Team . They returned home after
each parade with something new to
add to their collection. The Conti­
nentals received a third place from
the Cypress parade, placed first at
Azuza, and won first place at Haw­
thorn e. At the Chaffey Tournament,
the most important event of the
LEA DERS: Jan LaTurno, Terry Grace, Joan St. Clair, Mary Bates, Jan Mc­
Kin ley, Diana Scott.
Miss L. Whitney acts as the drill
team advisor.
TOP ROW: J. Watson, E. Barrett, S. Widstrom, S. O'­
Neill, D. Disher, C. Eggleston. FIRST ROW: P. Loy , D.
Knickers, drill team mascot.
Osborn, P. Collins, L. Johnson , F. Mauceri, M. Daniels,
CONTI NENTALS MARCH TO VICTORY. year, the girls marched off with practically every honor
possible for a drill team to receive. These awards in­
cluded a first place with the band for their half-time
show, a sweepstakes trophy from the parade, and a
special trophy from the Chamber of Commerce for
being the best drill team at Chaffey this year .
This success can be attributed to the pride, spirit, and
confidence that the drill team leaders and Miss Whit­
ney instilled into the group, and the hard work and
effort of the girls themselves . The spirit of friendship
and cooperation among the drill team this year also
accounts for their success. All of these things have co n ­
tributed toward making the 1969-1970 Continentals
the very best in the history of Magnolia High School.
Brooks, D. Lundquist, R. Veling, D . Harper, D. Yeager ,
K. Kidwell, S. Miller, H. Cox, G. Iverson. THIRD ROW:
C. Paulson, R. Fletcher, H. DeHoog, B. Lucas, M . Major,
ROW: S. Armstrong , V. Robinson, T. Kelly, A . Pettus, S.
Avalos, C.Hamilton, L. Stetson, P. Hayashigawa, C.
Verdecia.
DRILL TEAM
Mary Bates holds flag for National Anthem .
Drill Team knights football players at Homecoming assembly.
Sentinels exhibit their fine talents at a halftime show.
SENT HALFTIME SPECTACULAR From Sunrise to Sunset the Sentinel Band
participated in halftime shows with such pre­
cision that they thoroughly amazed the
crowds.
Never before have the Senti nel Band and
Dri II Team brought such recognition to them­
selves and Magnolia High School as a whole.
Honor after Honor, and Trophy after Tro­
phy proved that this years pand had a little
somethi ng extra to offer.
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Some call it skill, some call it luck, but what­
ever it was, it certainly brought results.
BANNERS
Banners: Chris Bellafaire, Cathy Jones, Becky Henry,
Performing during a halftime show are banner carriers .
Head Banner
Chris Faris
FLAGS Janis Graul, Claudia Brown, Heidi Hewey, Kim Sligar,
and Monica Davis.
Barbara Price, Kay Baker, Dana Fisher, Sue Laverty, Candi Cain, Karin Gaetjens, Cathy Holstius.
Majorette -
Debbie Onken
ACAPELLA AND MADRIGALS The year 69-70 proved to be both exciti ng
an d rewarding for Madrigal and A Capella
partici pates. Thei r performa nces included
many appearances during the holiday season
at various places, and the Christmas Concert.
Later in the year they appeared again in the
annual Spring Concert.
These Sentinels are hard workers and fine
quality was displayed in performances
throughout the year.
TOP ROW: Irene Hanson, Mike Adams, Wendell Clark,
Judy Conway, Kris Nerison, La Dona Peterson, Tim Better­
ige, Bob Luedtke, Bob Johns, Mike Halliburton, Steve
Mabs, Bruce Enos. SECOND ROW: John Higgins, Cathy
Duerks, Judy Henderson, Linda Pittman, Cheryl Prokop,
Helen Kahn, Francoise Esquier, Theo DeHoog, Rick Lo­
pez, Wayne Roush. THIRD ROW: Nancy Ray, Jeff Manos,
Teresa Wolfe, Debby Yeager, Heidi Hollenbeck, Jane Wil-
Mr. McFall leads choral groups to success.
Caroling Madrigals spread Christmas Cheer .
son, Doug Holly, Pat Kintz, Tim Fear, Tim Farris. FOURTH
ROW: Terry Grace, Karen Fox, Barbara Hunt, Jamie Whit­
ten, Stacey Henderson, Sue Martin, Clark Rogers, Linda
Harriman, Cindy Verdecia, Carla Harrah. FIFTH ROW:
Barbara Price, Nina Jefferson, Vicki Robinson, Jacquie
Lively, Terry Kelly, Alene Johnson, Holly DeHoog, Janice
Jahnke, Kathy Heard, Teresa Aguilar .
TOP ROW: Clark Rogers, Theo DeHoog, Rick Lopez,
Bob Luedtke, Bob Johns, Bruce Enos, Steve Mabs,
Wayne Roush, Wendell Clark, Doug Holly. BOTTOM
ROW: Terry Kelly, Terry Grace, Stacey Henderson, Cindy Verdecia, Linda Pittman, Helen Kahn, Cheryl Prokop, Jane Wilson, Nancy Ray, Jamie Whitten, Sylvia Avavlos, Barbara Price . -~~~-----------------~------
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1969 Homecoming Court: STANDING
A T LEFT Homecoming Queen Nicki
Holsinger _
HOMECOMING COURT -
Linda Simons, Nicki Holsinger, Andrea Reid. SITTING -
Nanette Evans, Rewa Wal sh .