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Amador County High School - Skip Yearbook (Sutter Creek, CA)

 - Class of 1979

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Teamwork pays off in Varsity Volleyball competition. 2. Varsity player glances back into the stands searching for a familiar face before locking heads with Calaveras. 3. Slow dancers populate the dance floor. 4. First quarter P.E classes provide the oppor- tunity for students to practice their coordi- nation. 5. Iazz Band provides an opening se- lection at West Point's Lumberjack Days. 1 'v X 1- 1 1 P r 1- j I X x x , - ,A,.,. - - v-.a-- . K Impressions of Immortality 3 E X., 4 'R wr a 1 . ,L v H, 34 'ff '51 Q at y ,gs r w ' as an Q lr' 5 QMU' Kismet Our years are like sliaclnws That Change funn niglit to clay. From darkness to lightness Like a dream that fades away. From sunrise to sunset Uvei' the hills of life. Gui' years are gradually moving To an evening trail of life. Rin 5A lriimvssimis ul' lmmr e 4 41 Then Priceless moments like coins jingled within our pockets. Eventually, We squandered them, the seconds and minutes the pennies and nickels. We frivolously spent! Like shiny quarters and darkened dimes, they were spent and wasted fi -"'h" -w.-- ill on important and , , wr A unimportant times . . . 1' 1A 2V aP"'q 1. The IXfffZsVolleyball'Team impresses rally-goers .vV.it.h their well-practiced Iap- anese Roll. 2. Students socialize during the thirty minute lunch break. 6 Impressions of Immortality Adm N .,- V'--is gp?-fy., -n'.fl.,, ,, 3. A Confidence is shared between dance partners. 4. Songleader Kim Hollinger sets the beat for the Fight Song. 5. Neon scoreboard spells vie- tory in the last fourteen seconds of the game, lmpressions of lmmortelity 7 1. Steadying his torch, Vern Booth makes an even bead on his project. 2. Female fans enjoy the performance of the Pe- gasus Band. ' ..- 1. A. 14? 4 Q- W 7 P5 , ,' K' 1A 2V 8 Impressions of Immortality r 1 m fs, 3A 3. Passengers of the 8:15 bus reluctantly trudge towards their first period classes. 4. Enthusiastic Freshmen are eager to participate in Iunior sponsored dance. 5. Humanities student, Ierry Oz- ment, returns to her seat after receiving her copy of Poe's works. Impressions of Immortality 9 Poem V If life is so simple, why do so many people foul it up? za iv sv 1. Teachers Robinson and Beach guard one of the exits in the gym during the first dance of the year. 2. IV alternates intently watch the Linden game action while awaiting a signal from the coach. 3. Kenna Bovero takes stance in prepara- tion to serve. 10 Impressions of Immortality 3'L-qvif fl 1 -5"f':'V. 1 pf. . y? ix 1. I ' In P -- ' ':- 54' j 1' f A "' 1 'v I 5' , fl Q: 5- 'f 5 :I i 'iii' . i V, I 'r f -1 'V , ft QW" Q 4 Y -'cf - A 2 fi :Q L...-f. if--f 91 39- 'flegf ' Fl' , ...,,q,,m .fu 3 -5 1 D , , 'L - A 9 :1. Q . xv 1 1 sw nn x 3 A ix .H ' A. 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Defense attorney Darrow CPam No- landj interrogates student Howard fDeanne Smithj in a reenactment of the Scope's Monkey Trial concerning evolution. 14 Impressions of Immortality - , ,,......---v-ff' Q ..:. "' 'Q 'xx ww--1 ' NUV. 5, 1961 "How are you today?" sonuxuueasked., 'Tm alivef' I statecl 'lsthatgoodcMfbad?u she retorted. "Exactly," said l. "ls that good or bad?" 4. Mike Bziekovieh scrambles up the field on ai twenty yard run- ning play. 5. Students are caught in one of the quiet times during the first notional assembly fea- turing ti mime. 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..--.........-....-...-- . . 1 ........................-........, Loss Threatens O USD Suffering a budgetary cut of ten percent due to Proposition 13, Oro Madre Unified School District was reimbursed by the State of California this year. creating a twenty percent loss of next year's budget which the state may or may not reimburse. Fewer services, less materials, and teacher cutbacks could result. Despite financial difficulties. the board has directed its energies towards the addition of three new buildings at the Pine Grove Elementary School and the replacement of the dilapidated bleachers at ACI-IS. The Board has authorized a 3115.000 bond to add three more buildings to the Pine Grove Elementary School, and on Ianuary 22, the Board accepted a bid of 579,000 made by Outdoor Products Company to build the bleachers. Building will begin immediately, and the installation of the bleachers will be completed by the summer of '79. 1. ACHS graduate Mike Monson painted the Oro Madre Unified School District Seal upon request of fornier Superintendent Anthony Matulich. xl Liss t 111. Q ' me , 3 'J--w , ...Zhi 2. Oro Madre School Superintendent Ben Klotz reads his morning mail before preparing his daily schedule. 3. Chairman of the Board Harold Colburn and members tack Colsie, Ken Deaver, Libby Littlefield, and Dennis H Rodman are photographed in january. at the first official meeting of 1979. 'lti t"ire"1kt-rs ot Knowledge Jn .tr .. .?.,. . . 5 K. "ll ' .ditlllltdlliiii iii? ,nqnaomuv l .qqnasslili fix 'Z 'ff s . in ' 4 ! 1'-. 'Ah . ,. .'. IN' i A I 1.4535 'izsxt gasp School lnspires Administrators Moments this year at ACHS that l'1l never forget: November 15 - Dorothy took three hours off. Help! October 20 - The last two minutes of the Calaveras football game. Exciting! August 6 - Iulie Sherrill became State FHA President. Proud! December 8 - Neither Lori Ruggerio or Cene Kruger were on campus. Why? October 19 - Fight in VP office: Coach lost his temper. Yes, Coach! November 14 - Learned that the seniors scored in the ninety-first percentile in written expression on state test. November 11 - Saw Mr. Redkey make the variable credit system work for him. Laying down the law! 1978-79 - Smoking in the girls restroom is not a problem. A first in sixty years of history at ACHS! Principal Dan Schutz Experiences of many kinds: Teacher - Awesome and inspiring with moments of confusions and suspense. Student teaching of many kinds: physical education tfreshman boysj, English tboys and girlsj. speech ffirst gradel. Full time teaching was a demanding, suspenseful and rewarding life where the end result was the pride and joy of viewing young people succeeding and going on to greater things. Coaching was a demanding situation that had the end product on display for public and parent approval each time the team or individual took the field or floor to compete. Administrator - A series of never ending and demanding situations which require much time and effort to keep everything operating smoothly. Dealing with people in a continuous set of circumstances leads to full and sometimes unbelievable days and weeks. Vice Principal lim Davis 1. Principal Dan Schutz locates a student telephone number. 2. Vice Principal "Coach" lim Davis gently reprimands student Keith Smith. Caretakcrs of Knowledge 19 Personnel - a Vital Force 1. Oro Madre drivers responsible for bussing students are Ctop rovvl Iohn Grundy. Norm Suth. Alice Waberski. Cecil Davis. Director of Transportation Nolan Baratono. tbottom rowj Iohn Valvo. and Ambrose Brusatori. 2. Responsible for maintenance and repair of the buses are Iohn Valvo. Merlin Fineham. Norm Suth. and Nolan Baratono. 3. Custodians are ftop rowl Harold Buckley. Allan Gerdes. Denny Schackelton, Iames Dillard. fhottom rowj Vince Bueno. and Will Carpenter. 4. In the cafeteria Bessie Spears is responsible for menu-planning and Pat Oneto, Georgia Skinner. and Manager Ioyce Parker are responsible for food preparation. 5. Students who volunteer to serve are Mark Christensen. Harold Iensen, Lynn Lester. Lori Iackson. Ieff Tilley. Ron Adams. Phillip Smith. Val Reese. and Dan Rettagliata. Georgia Skinner and Ioyce Parker supervise. ahh:-ahh. L 11-so-5' M.-1.3 Z0 Caretakers ol' Knowledge "'1ill1""""' I P- 1o:,- ' V. 1,a'H:::'l Siu-sl"',u 1 I4 .- ll " v-I' "int 4'--f-'- ii 'I' '- , ' ...gp gg Q A1111 a E' A' .LLL " '-e'1 'aa Staff Aids Efficient: 1. Counseling Secretary Carolene Doran is known for her artistic avocation. 2. District Bookkeeper in charge of payroll and budget is Pat Wilcher. Having a tremendous knowledge of the district. Elaine Lasich is Administrative Assistant to Mr. Klotz. 3. Library aides. who deliver and pick up audio-visual equipment and text books and locate and file materials are Darren Cannard. Pam Kirkes. Ed Fulton. Val Reese. Bill Grimes. Deanne Hubbard. Daryl Barnett. Bruce Dunning. and Mark Christensen. 4. Dorothy Morhman comments on her twenty-seven years of service as High School Secretary. "I simply love it!" 5. High interest is the primary qualification met by office workers Ianet Allen. Rene Cherry. Lori Martin. Tammy Edwardsen. lee Coughlin. Trudi Truscott. Ioel Windmiller, Diane Saunders, and Mark Christensen. Gail Hammonds tnot shownj is the attendance clerk. . 41 l at S VT Maw' 1 41 1. Y i MX x ' M 1 , "Qi - . , 16"'-75"-A'L2. V. - ' , ' , 5 'Q A ' 5- ILT' f D ,. 2 ' , ,. , - ,:,5q,q":yf K, . 1 . 5 ' AV 'DQ Q, -Q , 5 'i -..' ' N ' ' sf-f' " A 'Fw-if 1 Q M , 41.ffL'!g34 ing! fi V A..,, . A t- ' if t ' we 't if S ,D 7 I HV . P.. , i -X pf, if my Q L 4 ,K .-'.. .Agn t - I f Wzf- -A taltl'-.-Mite' K .i W 3 h - , Caretakers of Knowledge 61x School Life Exposed 1. I've been working on a television documentary for WYRD Productions that's going to show what life in a typi- cal American high school is all about. Posing as a mildmannered school li- brarian, I've been able to go anywhere without arousing suspicion. I've gotten some great shots everything from the "high" lights down at the hole, to the watering of 'B' Building on closing- of-school day, 1978. My favorite se- quence is the daily stampede for that first bus at the end of the day, espe- cially played in slow motion! This could well become a video classic, so I hope you get a chance to view it when it airs in Iuneg if not, there'll be re-runs every September. Margaret Kavanagh Librarian and Early United States History. 2. Everything is great! Sandy Glenn Librarian Aide. 3. Al Van Velzen Counselor and Skills Laboratory. 4. I especially appreciate teachers who do not despair of their despairing students. Thus, I shall not soon forget the student-teacher conference which ended with the teacher quoting a coach who had just set a record for themost losing games: "If you're content with what you have done, you'll never do - the best you can." Ninette Griffin Counselor and Skills Laboratory. 1. . I. 5. Terry Peterson Wood tl! Advancedj and Voca- tional Fine Arts: foreign exchange teacher in Scotland. 1 W 'k 6..I am amazed by the fact that dif- ferent situations can change one's in- teraction with other people. As a teacher with big classes, students blend together except for the few at each end of the "good-bad" spectrum. Then, in a driver training car with two or three students, they appear as individuals. Each has his or her strengths, in- securities, and intriguing personality traits. There is time to talk, discuss, laugh, share tense moments fto turn or not to turn, that is the questionlj, and learn from one another. Tina Sommers Geography, World History, and Physi- cal Education 10,11,12. 22 Caretakers . . . Q ous' go 0HpaIM EZ E! : rn P? 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W5 5: .22 5? va EH: gi we 'Ls E5 ,uw E. mi' -S E: ian have enjoyed classroom teaching ago, I E.- sk-as ...cg ...- .Q -513' sais 'calls 4-aU,: .E:"v"7' ...W ?',.D0 lla' EERE -M - 3:33 .,,, E.. esac -0...-- sage Ezvasg "' :e EEE' -D -I Visi sg.: E..m.. unc: g.- :1 DEQ mg rv -55 'E 2: bg Q .25 '55 Q is v mi EJ: .-a 5- In 3? E -cs zu ru P cu ..r: vi 1: L: 2 J: 'cl o go: .2 as 'E 2 'U r: ns 'S ns 2 Robert Sanchez General Science. Physics. and Chem- E Q A.. -'eu 4: 1: helpe and ve happy to ha regio lam 5. 'U I is .5 E5 e 4: '5 E .. X a E .1 E D III ua I.. E rf :I u u O 3 na Z vi .E E c : o u Bl as E o I ui 1: o Is ci. -cs 2 r.. o 'c eu E 4 E ca .. Q... vi r.. nz o 5: L.. o 'U : eu If z: as 'D E vi as Ei .: E eu aa P. S. E 'E P. E .E .x: .20 I Z' 5 o U E ci u 1 r: E :1 : as L: ca Ts' : .9 '15 : ua : 0 'ca ns .z: ev 3 enty-eight section and region officers E of course, our local officers and hens. -E EE Hall Louise nh .E M C Q O E I.. . I O Qs. ,-fu :Z Et :- mv: is me Ea E-u is is alker W Brenda 6. Malh ll and Algebra 24 Caretakers . Q' NQ.J,,, ' f V g "-QV, . V .f 'J And--g,, A Y ,. ff r 1 X.: -. K . 4 , N ' -, 1 N-Q., .,,x'5, , .. - 4 Z5 Y X 1 ' gig 1 . "I . ,,-,X A 4.-, js' . ,L .Xl 1 ' 4 xg F .eq 11., r J-flip' i . la. ' J N X -- .fr X ,Q fligffv Mg. 5 . 5. ,, f'-'gi A ,Y 'vriff k A A " ' W "s"?Bv -v,,V 3 5, H 41 M' na .. 7' .N f 'gp "iii 54 D 3. at Q' A. W ' 'nh ...bl . ,I A vig Challenges Conquered 1. Becca Charles Home Economics, long-term sub- stitute. k Q ir 2. Henry King lazz Band, A Cappella, Band, Chorus. and Math II. 3. The most unforgettable event in my education career was when I was named Teacher of the Week by the Sacramento Valley Farm journal for promoting their theme for 1978-79. "Ag- riculture Means Food." Giles Turner Newspaper, Iournalism, Drama fI!Ad- vancedj, and Advanced Speech. Q 1: 1- 4. Stairs are symbols. They connect lower levels with higher ones. And at the top, we must confront the challenge waiting for us there. How I used to love the creaky, wooden steps that led down to the playground at my elementary school. But I glanced in awe up the bannistered staircase which separated the second floor and the junior high from the lower grades. The steps to my high school were low and easy, shallow, simple. And at the university, there were so many dif- ferent kinds: high and low, old and new, easy and impossible. Stairs have always been a familiar pattern in my dreams as well: stairways in castles. towers and dung- eons that lead to adventure, achieve- ment, despair. All stairs lead somewhere. And si- lently, they shout their challenge: Climb up! So you dare? . Feliz Guthrie Spanish fI!Advancedj, Creative Writ- ing, and Literature II. 5. A dream. At first we know it best as an apparition, a formless thing that emerges gradually, a slow birth from our dark minds. This offspring la pure thingj has a shape, dimension, color. Walter realized his dream in this book. Carol Urbani English 10, 11 QPractical!Scholarshipj, and Yearbook. 'k i i' 6. I entered teacher training college at the age of forty-plus to find that my colleagues were all around twenty years of age. This, however, proved to be an inter- esting four years. Whereas I had wide experience of industry and outside of school, my younger colleagues were all recent graduates from high school. They, therefore, were up to date with the academic subject matter, and this oldfnew situation became a very good working relationship. Fred Cross Woodshop fl!Advancedi and Voca- tional Fine Arts. 26 Caretakers . . . 2 :lah fr' We y 41 5 il 6 ' X 4 ,saw , ,ff fi' ,Af gv J ,il Eff If ' SEYLQ 25 , ' ', . ... mx tg . ' A sg t' ' ,'d. . I K . lm ,L w,g,qWf A Q 2' ii Q 'M 1 -mm--.4 ,A . is xx 10 I D D Z. Y' Y Y I ,inafa '55 .ZA " . 1 ye , - QF 41 'T 5 b 1 ii, i 3 -1 X 4 1 ' ' 11952 :ff mnnvlnsdtwwufn wc-- vw-2 FT-U . .gf Student Apath Fought Student Council tried to bring many innovative ideas to Amador. We worked hard, fighting red tape and student apathy. We successfully ex- tended the lunch period, reopened the snack bar, sponsored two dances and other activities which benefitted the students. Student Council and I would like to thank Mr. Schutzg none of what we did could have been accomplished without the constant cooperation and help he gave us. Being Student Body President has been a very positive, learning experience. I'm glad I was given the opportunity to get to know more of the stu- dents and I would like to wish the students of Amador-especially the class of '79 success and happiness in whatever they do. I am very grateful to Student Council for its cooperation and making this an exciting year. Dana Adrian, Student Body President 1. Presiding over student government meetings every other Wednesday are Secretary Terri Burns. Vice President Do- rothy Kammerer, President Dana Adrian. Rally Commis- sioner Ieanine Henderson. and Treasurer Kirk Williams. 2. Dana Adrian accepts nominations for the newly initiated Student of the Month honor. 3. During her report, Ieanine Henderson announces that the wrestling rally will be held on Ianuary 17. 28 Caretakers of Knowledge IHCkSOn Cleaners 'F 42 I, I I. W' ,. 3. 'f"-'final' - ... - - l V t.,:, ..,,. ' .5 :L Q. 25 lik -J' ,.,. E' if 1 A e' -' '--si ' .fl QM. . - .. 'F z I P .-.' ' . . -. -A . Uv, . Kill-Q, J." :fr .. . .- .5 nn . A Y s....."'JF: 'ii' Amador Travel Servicc Guests of ACHS My wife and I visited the USA and we enjoyed ourselves so much that we thought we would like to come again. I read an announcement saying it was possible to arrange an exchange teaching post with a teacher in the USA. Post haste my wife and I applied. Some 900 teachers from Great Britain ap- plied and of these only 110 finally arrived on American soil. Before entering the teaching pro- fession. I had spent a number of years in various capacities ranging from Radio Fitter in the Royal Air Force to a Purchasing Agent. With- out making the change from indus- try and entering the teaching pro- fession. I would not have had the opportunity to come to the USA to work, nor of meeting many more interesting people. Fred Cross I value the learning experiences of this year far more than five years at school in Finland. I have great friends at this school. and I'm happy I came to a small school rather than a large urban school. l'm never going to forget my time at Amador which was made pos- sible by Youth for Understanding. and I hope more students experi- ence what I have. Vieraassa maassa yksin mutta aina on ystaria. tln a foreign country by myself. but always with friends near. Seppo MiiKinen 1. Frederick and lean Cross are bemused by the inexpensiveness of vodka and other liquors in America compared to Scotland. 2. Outside of his academic ac- complishments. Seppo enjoys outdoor sports such as sailing and baseball. Caretakers of Knowledge 29 Band Marches in evada Under the direction of Hank King, the Thundering Herd Band, which received instruction daily, participated in many parades. Their most exciting event was in October at the Nevada Independence Day Parade in Carson City. The band also performed at both the winter and spring concerts. Several of the members took a change of pace, taking on other instruments such as: Karen Kross went from flute to bassoon, Becky Wilcher went from alto saxophone to soprano sax on the second oboe part, and Wendy Acridge went from baritone saxophone to bass saxophone. Nine bandsmen went to the UOP Music Clinic in Ianuary. Robin Smallwood came back with second chair, baritone sax, and Tammy Warner succeeded in getting second chair, first clarinet. 1. Marching the length of the two mile Independence Parade in Carson City through blowing snow. Drum Major Elizabeth Hobson leads the forty-one members of the Thundering Herd Band. 2. The percussion section of the band plays at the Winter Concert. 3. Half-time entertainment at a football game shows Assistant Drum Major Mindy Chaney directing the band across the field. 30 Caretakers of Knowledge , GIF- 'sr . - H , -f S I ll 1 ft 4' V .' S 5? -f..,-rf . .rf 1 M si 1 :' h e . V . r. A ., Q ,., N 'gv Choir Harmonizes Acappella had an active year under the direction of Hank King. This year the fourteen-member group first performed at a luncheon in the Sutter Creek Methodist Church. They also sang for Review '79 and both the winter and spring concerts. At the review, Acappella tried something new: they re-made the opening scene of the musical "Oklahoma.' Mr. King also added a new touch to the winter concert: the Acappella performed "A Christmas Fantasy" with the entire band accompanying. Altogether, this was one of their most successful years. Chorus Enrolls Additional Males Chorus performed on two occasions this year-at both the winter and spring concerts. The twenty-six member group brought its male membership up from two boys in the first semester to six in the second semester. When asked how he felt about this year's chorus, Hank King stated. "This group of kids really wanted to sing and had a lot of spirit," 1. Acappella. tback rowl Karl Killius. Glen Mohr. Don Whitney. tmiddle rowl Lauri Wills. Kenna Bovero. Tammy Stilwell. tfront rowj Karen Findley. Suzanne Moll, Rene Cherry. VVendy Acridge. Candy Findley, and Director Hank King. sings one of three songs at the winter concert. 2. Although Chorus is a full year class, many students take it on a semester basis. First semester Chorus students are pictured here. Caretakers of Knowledge 31 Drama Competes The Fine Arts Theatre houses the be- ginning and Advanced Drama classes taught by Giles Turner. Compared to beginning drama's one major produc- tion of "Cheaper by the Dozen," per- formers in advanced drama were ac- tive with the lmprovisational Theatre, the Shakespearean scenes, and the Childrens' Theatre performance of the original play "Santa ls Missing." Com- petition at Sacramento State followed with the performance of "Bringing It All Back Home." Amador's top five performers, Sherri Casagrande, Garth Cobb. Amy Coolbaugh, Todd Fulton, and Naomi Cossey traveled to Sta- nislaus for further competition. 1. Advanced drama students and officers are Venita Stevens, Kirk Williams, Naomi Cossey, Sam Krzich tsecretaryj, Steve Gubber, Dan Comden. Heidi Boitano tsergeant-at-armsj, In- structor Giles Turner, Seth Roberson, Troy Sa- daat. Lynn Redman, Pam Kirkes, Sheri Casa- grande fvice presidentj, Amy Coolbaugh fpresidentj, Iody Hardy, Ieff Sadaat, and Todd Fulton. 2.Sports announcer Sam Krzich inter- views Ioe Anooshian fTroy Sadaatl who dem- onstrates a wrestling hold on Lew Robinson Uohn Hibsonj. 3. Shown are the triple casts of "Cheaper by the Dozen." 3 A 32 Caretakers of Knowledge B ,J 4 ii . v ROP Enrollement up 1501, Despite drastic budget reduction, Amador's Re- gional Occupational Program was marked by a fifteen per cent increase in enrollment. A projec- tion of next year's program shows that a sixty-five per cent cut is inevitableg however, personnel and salaries will remain unaltered. 1. At the Sprouse-Reitz variety store in Iackson, Iunior Darla Cotterel works for the ROP division of merchandising and sales. 2. Iackson mechanics instructor helps student Iohn Carraway check for a faulty connection. 3. Foods service worker Thrilva Fitch helps to prepare the noon meal at the ROP center located at Sutter Hill. 4. Senior Lori Iackson measures out shortening to be used in her cookies. Village Laundromat Caretakers of Knowledge 33 BC Inspired by Turner Each year the quality of our paper raises as we become more experienced and deal with new kinds of stories. Mr. Turner was the backbone of our paper! It was easier to get our work done when we had someone whom we could respect. The staff was comprised of Gary Morgan, our infamous Fnork File journalistg Wendy Iames, who composited girls basketball stories and feature storiesg Dorothy Hoffman who handled Club News and Coming Eventsg Robert Grindy, our Sports Editor, who also handled boys basketballg Ianet Allen, Assistant Editor, accumulated gossip for You Donlt Say and also gathered stats for wrestlingg and me! As Editor of the Broadcast, it has been hard and fun. The hard part is trying to get everything done, and the fun part is getting it done on time! Being Editor was neat because of the people involved. Broadcast Editor, Debby Thornburg. 1. Instructor!Advisor Giles Turner, Robert Grindy, and Debby Thornburg discuss feature stories. 2. Ianet Allen listens with interest to the Editor. 3. The Broudcost is published weekly by Giles Turner and the thirteen journalism students. 34 Caretakers of Knowledge ,M-fel! lv ACI-IS is expanding as is Amador County ., Skip Undergoes Change 1 i i Pokervillc Realty .4 . . X t S ff Change growth and improvement are what make the '79 Skip different. Friends, events, and you are what make it special. Technically a yearbook is a history book, a history of the past yearg but it's also a book of memories, a record of the good and bad times. After studying and learning at a yearbook conference, I began my senior year as Yearbook Editor. I called the first meeting in August. When school began, sixth period became the time to work, struggle, and sometimes laugh while producing the Skip. We fought Student Government over a financial rip-off. We increased our budget, the size of the book, and the amount of copy. We added more specialties and more information. To sum it up, we worked hard to produce a larger, more carefully compiled, and interesting book, but you are still the final critic! Walter D. Hebern, '79 Skip Editor 1. Mary Bennett and Chris Paulus take a break. 2. Relax- ing at the University of Hawaii, yearbook conferees Pam Holman, Walter Hebern, and Kathi Waterbury enjoy a week at Honolulu, Hawaii. 3. Yearbook staff members are Sherrie Stebbins, Advisor Carol Urbani, Rene Cherry. Mary Bennett, and Dorothy Hoffman. 4. 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Throughout the year they decorated the team lockers, gave certificates to the athletes at the Downtown Rally, and presented a cake to the football coaches. 1. Performing the "Pay Attention" cheer during the quarter, Vicki Campbell and Tami Hogan keep the crowd yelling. 2. Three year veteran Tami l-logan has enjoyed being a cheerleader as well as a mascot. 3. Sheri Casagrande is credited for having the loudest voice on the squad. 4. Vicki Campbell displays the out-of-the-ordinary choice of cardigan and mostly white cheerleading costume. 5. Head Cheerleader Sue Ann Droghei maintained strict standards of dress and grooming in the Varsity Yell Leading squad. 38 Events of Yesteryear ' 1 I f ' -95329 0 , -'ii-1'T?'fYl"'-' " , . .. ww we .Q swf, nw wa, ,g , is ':1'...",L.:,3.f if A L-if-fa Qty ae if -- Mitt 'til V 4 41 5 D ' VT i as + 'f' . -c 1 Yell Leaders Split into IV!Varsity Making a change, the cheerleaders divided into Varsity and IV instead of keeping the usual one group of six cheerleaders. Head Cheerleader SueAnn Droghei commented, "It was too much for one group of cheerleaders to cheer for both the Varsity and IV games. We're a closer squad this year. We're more spiritedg we have better communication with the players and the coachesg we have a lot of fun, and each member gets as much out of it as they put in." 1. Practicing two to three days a week after school with the rest of the group, Lori Larson works hard. 2. Elaine Sobon is known for her ability to ad-lib when she forgets a routine. 3. The quietest member of the squad, Nancy Miller, performs her routines well. 4..--Qarol Brusatgi looks forward to being part of the Varsity Cheerleading Team in her junior year. Bev-Ann's House of Beauty Events of Yesteryear 39 Songleaders Rate "Superior" Traveling with the cheerleaders to the USA Camp at Santa Cruz, Songleaders competed against one another and were judged individually. Awards received were sixteen 6'superior's," six "excellent's," and two "ourstanding's." At home game half-times the girls performed dance routines with the Cheerleaders. They also performed separately at sporting events and rallies. fTop righti Wcrlczomiiig visitors. ACHS Mascots pose at the corner of Spanish Street and High School Road. fBottom righti Pompons. uniforms. routines. and stance all identify ACHS Songlcadurs. f.,..,f..' . 40 Hvoiils ol' Ytvsltwyoai' . E t . . .. 5 i fe 5-if f 3 ji, i t4,.-,. 45. E ' 2 .5 ,gf J. Mascots Displa Originalit Buffalo Mascots Dianna Fulton and Laurie Gianandrea attended summer camp talso sponsored by USAJ at Sacramento State University. earning one "superior" two "excellent's." and a spirit award in the competition. During football and basketball games as well as rallies. the mascots performed skits and dance routines. They also chose costumes reminiscent of 1974 when Amador Mascots Sue Green and Loretta Payne dressed as buffalos. Both stated. "We wanted to bring back the old tradition of the mascots. We felt like being intensely bizarre and insane." t.-6. Striking their favorite poses. Songleaders Kim Standing. Kim Hollinger. Valerie Fay. Tami Sanchez. Tammy Warner. and Sheri Coburn adorn the Main Lawn. 7. Clown antics entertain basketball fans during half time. Events of Yestei'B'ear 41 Buffs . 4atch Tigers in in Loss Record A fifty-tiye year tradition. the Amador-lackson Big Came and Homecoming. was again a highlight ofthe school year. Unlike the seven-year loss from 1952 to 1958. the Mighty Bulls have achieved a victory streak of the same duration. Different from the Big Came ot' 1928 when three games were played to decide the Mother Lode Championship- two scoreless ties with Sutter Creek making the final win at 19-U - this year Amador was victorious on its first attempt. Ierri Oznient announced the hall'-time ceremony. Past royalty Karen Kingsbury and Cary Warren crowned Queen Tina Carbarini and presented King Crant Reynolds with a plaque. 1. The finale of the ceremony was the crowning of Queen Tina Carbarini and King Grant Reynolds 2. Clubs and organizations honor members of the student body by sponsoring them in the homecoming competition competition: sponsored by CSF, ACI-IS Band, Senior Class, and Broadcast respectively are candidates Dana Adrian, Randy Brunson, Robert Crindy, and Liz Hobson. 1977 Queen Karen Kingsbury and King Gary Warren advance to the platform to formalize royal titles. 4. Proud King and Queen parade the field. 5. Gina Toma is accompanied by escort Chris Hopkins. 6. Sophomore attendant and escort Ianice Droghei and Greg McFadden alight from custom black El Camino. 7. Representing the Iunior Class, Diana Fulton and Dominic Moreno prepare to attend the royal court. 42 I X? gi' fy' Z A V 'MWA . F,- P 1 Events of Yesteryear 43 'L' ,ff rf -f "X f Spirit Week Questioned Spirit Week activities were cut short this year because administrators and some teachers felt that five days of abnormal conduct were detrimental to the primary function of the school - learning! However, the carnival spirit infected many students who adopted strange physical appearances and personality changes on Freak Out Day, imitated the Be-Bop style on Fifty's Day, and inspired hilarity throughout the school on Friday's Blue and White day. 1. Professing an attraction for Amador males. "most desirable" Iackson fox fMr. Schutzi keeps pace with Iunior Rocky Deavers. 2. Bill Helmig. Sophomore participant in Amador's first bubble blowing contest, glances down as his prize winning bubble begins to deflate. 3. Freshman Robert Sobon. garbed in his version of a jackson student. wins the title of "freak of the week" over class contender Robin Raine. 44 Events of Yesteryear 'Q Excitement Peaks Sutter Creek High School. or Amador County High as we know it. began its traditional Spirit Week early in the 1930's when Mr. Leeland O. Clandon was principal. At that time. students participated in what was known as a bonfire rally. Telephone poles. erected' for the occasion. burned brightly as students danced and cheered wildly. In 1936 the California Interscholastic Federation discouraged this activity. calling it unsafe. From that time on. early in the month of November. Amador students. led by the thundering herd band. marched downtown to the public auditorium where community interest united with student determination to meet. match. and surpass their competitors-Iackson I-Iigh. 1. Rally enthusiasts, driven by Iunior Debbie Rowell. escape the surging masses ot' 350 students enroute to downtown Sutter Creek: this year for the first time the rally was held at the parking lot south-east of town. 2. "Were so great. we're so fine. we're the Class ot' TQ!" N135 L uns M nktt Events of Yesteryear 41 HShake It Baby" lnitiating the first dance of the school year, the Iunior class employed the band Sunflower at a cost of S300 and made a profit of S177. The next dance, sponsored by the Senior class, drew an estimated one half of the student body, producing a sizeable profit of S450. The financial disappointment of the fall semester was the attempt by the Senior dance committee compromised of Sheri Casagrande, Amy Coolbaugh, SueAnn Droghei, and Iulie Sherril to make the Christmas Dance an exclusive Senior- Iunior event. While the band alone cost S300, the committee received only S238 at the door, losing 55104. Their ill-fated plan was advertised as the daily Bulletin, from December 4-14, brought forth ever more socially inclusive invitations to the student body. 1. At the Christmas Dance, Senior Ieff McCrory demonstrates his Disco technique. 2. Campus couple Garth Cobb and Rita Carlton tango. 3. Dancing to the music of Swaggerwing are Seniors Chris Nicholson and Roni Fay. 46 Events of Yesteryear Iazz Band Evolves into an Elective Class Iazz Band was converted from an after- school activity on Thursday nights to an elective class. There was quite a turmoil in the enrollment when at the beginning of the second semester four people left the group to take other required classes. This dilemma was solved by PA Technician Terri Burns taking over the second alto sax part, Terry Riddle coming into the group as drummer, Don Chormley switching from fourth to mellophonium on the first part, and David Umphenour the band to play tuba on the fourth trombone part. At the beginning of the year, Iazz Band went to West Point to play at the Lumberjack Parade and later appeared at the concert. They started off the second by performing at the First Annual Cordova Senior High Iazz Festival. and in May they made their annual appearance at Review '79. 1. Hank King prepares to announce the Iazz Bands 4 f """' selections at the winter concert. 2. "Randi" is performed by the ' Iazz Band and features the saxophone section: Iulie Sherrill. first tenor: Sandra Cidding. second alto: Tammy Blanken. first alto: Robin Smallwood. second tenor: and Wendy Acridge, bari sax. Other members are: Don Chormley. Robert Warner. and David Umphenour in the trombone section: Lowell Daniels. Doug Cidding. and Eric Burns in the trumpet section: Liz Hobson. Mindy Chaney. Mary Catherine Dwyer. and Terry Riddle in the rhythm section. Events of Yesteryear 47 Prom ,79 Draws 102 During "An Evening in Paradise," the theme of the 1979 Prom the reigning King and Queen coronated their successors. The tropical sunset mural and the bamboo tropical tavern and entry way made the setting complete. The men, in stylish tuxedos, and the women in spring gowns, danced to the music of "Sunflower" while Noel Goursolle, photographer and owner of Coronet Studios, took couples' photographs. i'Everything happened nicely, " commented Iunior Class President Tammy Roberts. "It was believed that the change from the customary Prom date in April to March 24th would lower attendance, but on the contrary, we drew sixty one couples-more than ever before." 48 Events of Yesteryear KKK Z 17 :Qt An Evening in Paradise 1. A full dance floor is seen from a musicians point of view. 2. ,, 1978 Prom King and Queen, Robert Grindy and Sheri Casagrande, join their successors, Dianna Fulton and Ioe Nunley. 3. Seniors dominate the floor during a fast song. 4. Sara Newell and Steve Gubber move to the sounds of "Sunflower." 5. At the Tropical Tavern, Don Whitney Dana Adrian, and Rita Carlton are served cool beverages. 6. Elected by secret ballot. Ioe Nunley and Dianna Fulton reign as the f 1979 Prom King and Queen. 7. A slow dance appeals to many couples as the evening grows late. 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Team Masters Coals The Varsity Football Team demonstrated its ability to improve each week and maintain a winning record while capturing the Co-MLL Championship. We had a fine group of young men, and working with them was a pleasure. The team set realistic, personal, and team goals. and they worked diligently to reach them. We had many outstanding athletes and performances, some of which will never be forgotten. Who will ever forget Randy Brunson passing seven times against Linden for 285 yards and four touchdowns, and Grant Reynolds catching six of those passes for 255 yards .and three touchdowns? Who will ever forget the outstanding defensive plays of Alan Scholl and Ed Fulton or the blocking of Rick Parra or Robert Crindy? Who will ever forget the pass catching of Russ Mays or the punting and kickoff returns of Chris Mummy? Those great individual performances added up to an exceptional team performance. Everyone on the team contributed something to the overall success we experienced. Loren Lukens, Head Football Coach ,I f 'nz limes ot Competition Varsit Seizes Victor 1. lim Barnett 1421 stares in disbelief at a disappointing play against the lackson offense. while Ioe Nunley vocifcratcs his disapproval. 2. After rect-iyingz a pass. Grant Reynolds i851 sprints down field. scoring a touchdown against Hughson. 3. Out-running Linden dufencli-i's. quarterback Randy Brunson t12lswcops to the right fora first down. 4. lim Barnett 1425 plows forward. attempting to break the tackle of a Linden Lion. 5. Athletes composing thc Varsity Team are tback rowj lot' Nunley. Bill Grimes. Miko Matulewicz. Fritz Mason. loc Barrett. Atari Scholl. Ed Fulton. Scott Spiva. Robert Grindy. Grant Reynolds. Stl-yo Kniggv. Coach Dennis Larson. tmiddlrr rout Head Coach Loren Lukens. lofi' Millar. Ioff Cranfill. Rocky Di-ayors. lim Barnett. Randy Brunson. Chris Nicholson. Craig Thompson. Chris Mummy. Paul Sobon. Rick Rhoadcs. Kimm Benson. less Iohnstone, Coach Robert Sanchez. tfront rowt Garth Cobb. Mike Viorra. Miko Backoyich. Miko Rutherford. Mike Bustamante, Steyn Kirkus. Russ Mays. Rob Rupley. Steve Gubbcr. Mark Carpenter. Gavin Reynolds. and Rick Parra. I A Amador 6 Delta Amador 10 Riverbank Amador 26 I-lughson Amador 0 Patterson Amador 45 Linden Amador 13 Bret Harte Amador 13 Calaveras Amador 6 Summerville Amador 38 lackson -U:K,m..,Q,.Qk..q ,. , - . . .,-.5 Beacon Gas Station Pine Grove Times of Competition 53 t." -r Buffs Smash Rivals The rugged competition of the four pre-season games helped hone the Buffalo football machine to a four-one league record and a repeat for the league championship. Obviously Amador was ready for the league opener as they beat Linden 45-20 in a very exciting display of air warfare, The lone setback of the league season was the second game against Bret Harte. The defensive unit had trouble containing an outstanding Bret Harte offense, and the Amador offense coughed up several fumbles to stall scoring drives. At the game's end the Buffs were behind 13-21. The third game of the league season saw the Buffs bounce back in a very physical 13-12 win over Calaveras. The Buff defensive unit played an outstanding game. The pivotal game of the season came the following week against the undefeated Summerville Bears. Amador again showed its defensive superiority in the league by holding Summerville scoreless. Thanks to the team for another winning season and some exciting game situations. Robert Sanchez. Assistant Coach ,,,,. ., .. , 414 Innes of tminipzrtitloii Svgzilz- Iiixil Sr ixirt 'Vive 2 vi ij ' . 7, tw x Action Thrills 1. Straight arming a jackson opponent. Chris Mummy 1221 gains extra yardage down the sideline. 2. Returning from half time. Coach Loren Lukens contemplates last minute strategies to he taken into consideration before the last half of the Riverbank game. 3. Receiver Russ Mays 1841 looks down field with astonishment as he fumbles the kickoff. 4. Varsity. senior power consists of 1hack row1 Ed Fulton. Chris Mummy. Bill Crimes. Randy Brunson. Steve Cuhher. Robert Crindy. Alan Scholl. Crant Reynolds. 1front row1 jess Iohnstone. Chris Nicholson. Ieff Millar. Steve Kirkes. Russ Mays. Rick Parra. and Mike Bustamante. 5. less Iohnstonc 1541 displays his disinterest as teammates slaughter the Iackson Tigers. ending with the score of 38-0. Times of Competition 55 IV's Dominate If the Iunior Varsity Football Team keeps improving the way they have, ACHS is in for some very fine football. The team had a very successful Q6-11 season. finishing second in the MLL. However. more important than their win-loss record was the fact that by their last game they had matured into a solid, working unit. Coach Ioe Anooshian 1. Les Fordyce crushes Iackson Tiger with a hard- hitting defensive tackle. 2. First year coaches Ioe Anooshian and Kevin Neville ffar left and far right. respectivelyl lead players fhack rowj Brian Copin. Mike Lawless. Ricky Cutsinger. Cory Avery. john Hobson. Lyle Warren. Les Fordyce. Dwayne Littlefield. Dave Grapentine. Lenard Zorrozua. Mark Sherrill. tsecond rowj Randy Gunning, Tim King. Steve Kammerer. lim Lupo. Virgil Roberts. Greg McFadden. Carl Killius, Kevin I-laught. Richard Votaw. Dale Cagle. tthird rowj lim Windsor, Rick Hopkins. Mark Bruner, Greg Wilkinson. Chris Hopkins, Thornton Cornell. Rick Fulton. Paul Plasencia. Craig Welch. Harold Higgins, Ioe Sifers. Alan Ieffers. Craig Cevallos. ffront rowj Steve Sly. Steve Warren, Robert Sohon. Glenn I-laueter. Lynn Haueter, Pat Barnett. Eddie Summers. Richard Brown. Manuel Gianandrea. and Ivan Castillo. Sli Times ol' Competition H Frosh ah 1 of 3 Closmv out a short season the Freshman Team concluded thetr flret xt ar of h1 h school football wlth two loeses and an lmpreselve vlctorv over Bret Harte Ilm Lupo broke the pattf rn of poor flISll'1llXtS m the laat gamt agamet Bret Harte hx Complc tmv a 91XlVXdIClILlI'l arouncl tht l end on the opt mn' dum Outshmtimv freehman plavors xxtrc Vlrvxl Rohr Its Qteven Slv Ilm Lupo Chlls Hopkms Rich Votaw and Brlan Copm . ll'l' f ': '-U' ' 'llltlll Q' 2 mr 2' ' .' " " ' .L. f mm ,vin Hwugtt 0 unts to Summm rvi '.: ll7llHUUHt.1SC.'. ' A' ' ' 0 ' ' ' 'zhrx' ' A: ' " S 11" 1' to Times o' lom wti ' F' T Runners qy y Recognized A . C' 1. Exhausted, Iohn Burgess "strives 'for the finish" line in the three mile individual race at the Folsom Invitational. 2. High morale is the distingishing feature of team members tback rovvj Don Williams. Sam Ellis, Lowell Daniels. Iohn Burgess. Bill Scholl. Karl Kirkland. Chris Paulus, Iim McDonald. left Lawrence. Steve Fultz. Vern Booth. fmiddle rowi Dan Clark. Matt Wood. Robert Siiavely. Nick D'Amato. Fred Sharples. Mark Daniels. Todd Fulton. Scott Holland. Mark Wood, ffront rowt Coach Ciles Turner. Kim Hawkins. Dorothy Kammerer. Deanne Smith. Diana Kingsbury. Naomi Cossey. Iulie Hubbard. Sherri Reagan. and Nancy Miller. Cross Country Team Members choose the Most Outstanding Runners on the basis of ability. This year Deanne Smith, Mark Wood tlunior Varsityj and Dan Clark fVarsityj were honored. fide. - mary.. . Marty ' . oak.. . . I ., ' A2V 58 Times of Competition WWTF-53fNx nk 5 -L tm 3 z CDRW Q, W3 TDGLXLX X. , F 1 LUV ex 'w - X "i if-N .,, .,, g. ur . N Q . W6-as. .V 1- ,.:J5,s4u5..- ,Q - . -- rar-4-fav -- . 4-.garr- '-r-4.. . ,-.,."',, :rf-ff' gs 1 . '-- , .1 V V' 1 L s k- ' ffifg Y- fa.- 'il-M . . fx.. . 495 -3 -' ' ' 47" U Y 3: 1' ' N "lg ' 17" . .Ti,.d -4 .X I .vi K OO LY' gftfv-:uf :ig 'QJ it 41' ' 4 , ' sig ' I if nr I. ' 1 V W-A A' V " Q it , . . . 1 ' A x Q . . Def- . .IL'tQ'f!lif a a N lg f tg, 1 - .N - -- . - . '.-i wi' lf . ' f 2 aifx +3 t ' .2 " - . " 'ig iq-.. 1. -. X J.. Y. . ,v . A . A , , - X - , .. My ff Q f gi iw JAN, ,X 2' M 'Ni ' - A 1- , 55437 ., 47 g ff' tg . f L " 3 fa.-. -e J 1 in ml ' 4 'f t .. V ,Av Wt:-. ,. - Jig:-v.. L 1 nl, -F11 iff? . '1 rf- Pl A- :L W- , "2 H-12. .. 4133 M- ' -----.-. 5 I ,.. -gf gif . A ' Q ---1-.. ,W M 1 , fi' g- , vs . -- T it --M4 . . 'CC' Classified Co-ed Six female team members led Cross Country to a new era. In the past years "CC" was looked upon as a boys' sport. but this year it officially was classified as co-ed at Amador. Both sexes obtained pledges for the first Annual Amador 500 marathong twenty-three Cross Country Team Members began the school year by running a twenty-six mile course - a full marathon - of which the last thirteen miles were up hill. Steve Fultz, the first Amador runner to finish. had a time of three hours and forty-two minutes. lunior Ieff Lawrence earned the greatest amount of money in the fund raiser with a sum of eighty-six dollars. Before the three month season was over. varsity runner Dan Clark became the first Amador athlete to medal in the San Ioaquin Cross Country Championship Meet. For the fourth consecutive year the Varsity Team won the Mother Lode League Championship. and for the first time the girls won the league title. The Iunior Team took the first place trophy at the Colfax. Frogtown. and Folsom Invitationals. Amador's first year Cross Country Cirls Team, which received the added support of Assistant Coach Mrs. Mary Craham throughout the year. nabbed the Mother Lode League Championship at Bret Harte. The Buffs were led by sprinter Deanne Smith and pace-setter Naomi Cossey who crossed the line in third and forth place. respectively. Co-Captain Dorothy Kammerer said. "VVe accomplished what we wanted. to beat Bret Harte." Coach Ciles Turner commented. "This year has been the most successful year since I started coaching in 1972.0 1. At the Calaveras County Fairgrounds runner Diana Kingsbury concludes the MLL Invitational Finals in thirteenth place. 2. ln the lVll.l. finals slow-to-start Amador l'emales overtake Bret Harte runners. winning the championship 27 to 32. 3. As a menilier ol' the winning girls team. Dorothy Kammerer strides the hack streteli ol' tlie Bret Harte course during the MLL Finals. X Y ' t limes ol Camnipetition 551 The et Set For the first time, volleyball entered the ranks as interscholastic women's sports at Amador. Sixteen of the twenty girls who tried-out were dividied into first and second string players. The Varsity Net Set encountered a total of nine league and pre-season matches, each consisting of two out of three games. The IV Team was unable to enter a league because of the newness of the sport. They participated in practice games only. 1. A powerful spike caught Tracy Glandon, Pam Rainsdon and Ianice Droghei by surprise in the first half of the Summerville game. 2 Members of the Varsity Net Set are Ianice Droghei. Rhonda Holden, Deanne Hubbard, Pam Rainsdon, Teresa Ferdani, Mary Io Miles, Tina McKinsey, Kenna Bovero, Coach Mary Io Fox, Laurel Anderson, Tammy Blanken, Cindy Tarter, Trudi Truscott. Sharon Young, and Lisa Carrg captains Tammy Roberts and Tracy Glandon are seated in the center. or . ff as 'ai' f A' '51 W. f A1 2V ,,, ,x ...M , I QNX M, N 4 .,.,.. J ,J f 1' ,jf luH'l'imc'sol'Co1iipt'tition ,...--' in A. W -y ....- ' . -- 'yy-e A -" - A1 2V Bump Set Spike What is a chzillcngc? Take six people with littlc indoctrination to the lcgalitics of accclcraitetl iungle-hall. except for three weeks of intensified remedial initiation on the part of ti ncophyte coach. and place them in ii highly czoinpetitivc situation tcomplc-tt with officials. court houndarics. and possihlc violzition-type inflictionari' callsl and expect them to play' vollcyhall. For thc women who encountered this situation. participated in "history in the miikiiiu at Amador" and atzccptcitl this challenge-my congratulations. Coach Marv Io Fox 1. Robin Rain and Karen Tarter strenously prepare for the winning set-up during the Calaveras game. 2. IV Team members in a pyramid formation consist of Ianet Upton, Terri Riddle, Toni Minstron, Rosemarie Moreno, Coach Mary Io Fox, Karen Tarter, Laura Hebern and Caroleen Becker. Varsity Record-C ames Won Amador 1 Summerville Amador 1 Bret Harte Amador 1 Calaveras Amador 0 Iackson Amador 1 Linden I.V. Record-Games Won Amador 1 Modesto Christian Amador Z Calaveras Amador O Ponderosa Amador 0 Linden Amador 1 Ione Moreno's General Store liintis ol' Competition til ast-Breaking Plays 1. Scanning the scoreboard, Coach Iohn Larson considers the team's position. 2. Grant Reynolds f21J makes a fast break to sink a lay-up. 3. Chris Mummy 1101 sizes up a perfect shot. 4. Varsity team members are fback rowj Karl Kirkland, Kent Wheeler, Dave Bruch, Tom Matson, Ioe Barrett, Coach Iohn Larson, fmiddle rowj Gavin Reynolds, Steve Gubber, Grant Reynolds, Robert Grindy, Cfront rowj Mark Carpenter, Sam Krzich. Chris Mummy, and Dominic Moreno. 5. Closely guarded by a Linden defender, Gavin Reynolds f25J searches for a friend in the open. 6. Debating on whether to pass or shoot, Steve Gubber f24j watches his teammates and adversaries. 7. Iumping high and slamming hard, Dave Bruch C301 makes two points. 62 Times of Competition Moreno s General Store 5 P gt-. , I , 6 arsity Ranks in Top Ten The 1979 Varsity Basketball Team had a very successful season. The Herd finished second at the Iackson Tournament and played well in the pre- league games, registering impressive wins over Sonora and Benicia on the way to a 7-6 mark entering league. Statistically the team consistently ranked in the top ten in the Superior California Defensive Averages. Grant Reynolds and David Bruch were also rated highly for scoring average and rebounding average. respectively. The league season was highlighted by two victories over Calaveras. At this writing the team was battling for the second league playoff spot with a 6-3 record. Also ahead lay competition at the Lassen Invitational Tournament. The team was fortunate to have an outstanding group of senior athletes this year. Kent Wheeler. Karl Kirkland, Robert Crindy and David Bruch provided excellent board strength. Complementing the strong inside game were senior guards Crant Reynolds, Chris Mummy and Steve Cubber. It will be very difficult to match the dedication and desire shown by these young men during their basketball careers at ACHS. Coach Iohn Larson Times of Competition 63 N N I I Team Incurs Losses Due to Relaxed Status Team performance was inconsistent. On good nights, we could play well against any team in the league. Dale Cagle and Dwayne Littlefield showed much improvement throughout the season. Dale began to shoot better: Dwayne became an excellent rebounder. Kevin Haught was an excellent floor leader. In league competition the team was very well balanced, losing the first three games then winning the next three. Coach Al Van Velzen 1. Dwayne Littlefield t34l and Mark Sherrill t33l guard a Linden opponent after a rebound. 2. From the outside corner of the court. Dale Cagle till makes a jump shot for two points. 3. Comprising an all sophomore IV Team are tback rowj David Crapentine. Leonard Zorrozua, Dwayne Littlefield. Coach Al Van Velzen. tmiddle rowl Gene Cutenberger, Harold Higgins, Iohn Hopkins. Carl Killius, tfront rowj Mark Sherrill, Iohn Swift, Kevin Haught and Dale Cagle. 4. With thirty-five seconds left in the game and Amador behind by seven points, Kevin I-Iaught 1103 prepares to shoot. A2 '-r 64 Times of Competition mlm. .. if ..-nuueumumu-eww , K,-Fr, Q Q' 5 'Mk I .. I5 , 'Q 321 C .42 Y . V i CJ lgaiikk New Coach Brings Unity Unity. That's what first year coach Kevin Neville attempted to incorporate in his Freshman basketball team. Prior to his position at Amador, he coached for three years in New York State. Despite the fact that the team won only two out of ten league games, the top five starters, Steve Young, Virgil Roberts, Chad Daniels, David Van Baak, and Rick Fulton, all showed remarkable improvement defensively. "We showed improvement throughout the season, but unfortunately so did the other teams. The players learned a lot, and I think I did also," stated Coach Neville. 1. Chad Daniels 1223 looks for the back door pass to Dave Van Baak. 2. Passing to Steve Young, Bud Roberts f12j gets himself out ofa desperate situation. 3. The Freshman team consists of fback rowj Coach Kevin Neville. Kevin Zoorozua, Bud Roberts, Dave Van Baak, fmiddle rowl Chris Hopkins, Dan Scoggins. Rick "Casanova" Fulton, Steve Young, ffront rowj Iohn Dalman, Chad Daniels, Robert Warner, and Manuel Cianandrea. Times of Competition 65 Varsity Experience Sets Court Ablaze We had a blend of experienced and inexperienced players. Tracey Clandon and Becky Wilcher balanced the outside shooting attack. Quick ballfhandlers were Cheryl Nichols and Teresa Ferdani. Teresa turned into quite an aggresive player and rehounder as well. Experienced players Laurel Anderson and Cindy Tarter added to the team's overall height and rebounding. Deane Smith and Dorothy Kammerer blazed up the court with lightning, cross-country-type speed. Pam Rainsdon, new to Amador, displayed much ability in rebounding and shooting. Wendy Iames, a newcomer to basketball, developed into a set-shot we depended on to fill in any role in defense or offense. This season was competitiveg the league was tough, especially those teams across the river. Coach Mary Io Fox 66 Times of Competition Team Battles in Basketball Action Tracy Glandon out-jumps Ponderosa competitor at a home game. 2. Performing at a rally the varsity team members are Cindy Tarter, Wendy, Dorothy Kammerer, Teresa Ferdani, Tracy Glandon, Deanne Smith, Cheryl Nichols, and Becky Wilcher. tNot shown: Coach Mary Io Fox, Laurel Anderson, and Pam Rainsdon.j 3. Guarding her opponent. Becky Wilcher 1303 attempts to block a shot. 4. Laurel Anderson f24J is at the line shooting a foul shot. 5. Non-league competitor fails to prevent Cheryl Nichols 1101 from completing a fast-paced lay-up. Times of Competition 67 Fundamentals Stressed The main goal was to play the best basketball possible and to include as many girls as possible in the program. I saw the fresh-soph basketball as a "learning experience" and I tried to emphasize fundamental skills. I also saw sophomore point guards Ianice Droghei and Terri Aston demonstrating some veteran ability. Freshman newcomer Ianet Upton did a fine job as forward. Coach Lew Robinson 1. While dribbling down court, Ianice Droghel C231 disagrees with a three second call against one of her teammates. 2. The freshman-dominated IV Basketball Team is comprised of fback rowj Coach Lew Robinson, Laura I-Iebern. Christy Campbell, Toni Mistron, Betsy Killius. Cfront rowj Sandra Cidding, Cheryl Swanner, Terri Aston, Ianet Upton, Rosemarie Moreno, and Ianice Droghei. 3. With the sharp shriek of a referee's whistle, traveling is called against Toni Mistron 1251. 4. Cheryl Swanner f24j composes herself for a quick lay-up during the Calaveras game. A 2 68 Times of Competition 41 A D .'N . .if .M- 2 . 5 ,.. . P, La ELET. , - , 33 1 -.4 -li, 'K Q-.Xe 'sl fmt ,V l ff,f f' 1' 1 -Q-in Tr: V 'Di ,Q J, ' x ' 1 Y .3 'a 1 N, 4.- V . Teresa's Place Crapplers Place The team had a fairly successful season. They received second at the Iackson Tournament, third at the Hillmar, Amador, and Franklin Tournaments, and third at the league meet. Linden and Bret Harte posed the biggest threats to Amador. All the team members went to sub- sections, but only a few made it to sections. Coach Ioe Anooshian 1. Ed Fulton, masked because of a facial injury, wrestles with a heavy weight opponent at a tournament. 2. Steve Kammerer makes his move first. 3. Caught by a half-Nelson, Craig Cevallos tries to ward off a pin. Times of Competition 69 Dedication a Must For Statisticians Dedication is the name of the game if you plan on being a wrestling statistitiong Matmaids must volunteer one night a week and a full Saturday every weekend. The wrestlers appreciated what we did. It was hard work, but it was fun. All of our girls did very well. Thanks! I say this to all of those who helped us at our tournament. Head Matmaid Roni Fay 1. Robert Snavely strains to turn over and pin his competitor. 2. In the 168 weight class at the Amador Tournament. Les Fordyce prepares to take down a Bret Harte wrestler. 3. Under first year coach. loe Anooshian are wrestlers tback rowj Ed Fulton, Mike Lawless. Rick Smallwood. Les Fordyce. Steve Kammerer, Tom Carlson, Robert Rupley, Wes Schultz. tfront rowj Bill Helmig. Todd Fulton. Craig Cevallos. Mike Rutherford. Ivan Castille. and Robert Snavely. tnot shown: Ieff Cranfill and Eric Cribbsj 70 Times of Competition lar- 4, l , mis f' V wgvg' ' "k' 114 . -.- . .. .-,.,,,.,...,N1..,..r..,. --....,,, l. X' ,Ziff i i f Q gn: we... Y.--,,,.... ,,.,.. - ,.1-v""" I ':.1fe-ni. restlers Struggle 1. Taking statistics and presenting medals and certificates at home tournaments are the functions of Matmaids fbackj Shirley Wilds, Roni Fay, ffrontj Ieanette Meyer and Gerelyn Ninnis. 2. Coach Ioe Anooshian intensly watches a team member wrestling at the Hillmar Tournament. 3. Craig Cevallos restrains the legs and arms of his adversary. 4. jeff Cranfill struggles with an evenly matched wrestler in a battle of strength. Times of Competition 71 6 Varsity Players Dominate Court with inning Style For the second year tennis coach Bob Tieslau limited each ladder, boys' and girls', to ten players. The top four players on each ladder were classified as varsity and played every match unless there was a forfeit. Although there wasn't an actual IV league team, the IV players often competed against other IV non-league players: this helped to prepare them for varsity competition in future years. 'Everyone had improved from last year which made us strong at the top of both ladders," commented nine-year, coaching veteran Bob Tieslau. They really impressed me. We had a good group of players, and we had a good season. We're going to miss the five seniors who leave." 1. In mixed doubles competition, Iohn Barrett and partner Laura Hebern compete against Ponderosa in the first game of the year. 2. Michelle Trotter serves the set point during a doubles match with partner Chantel Wylie. 3. During after school practice, Teresa Ferdani works on her forehand technique. 3 4 72 Times of Competition Segalc Travel Service iw? if . 1 Q32 3 1 l .1 - rg, 4 ' f . 1 5 W -5. Tennis Team Displays Performance 1. Robert Crindy returns a low serve at the match with Ponderosa. 2. Cheryl Nichols takes a volley shot at the net. 3. Michelle Galli competes against male contender in singles competition. 4. Tennis players photographed before a pre-league game are tback rowl Coach Bob Tieslau, Tom Matson, Robert Grindy, john Barrett. Alan McGregor. Walter Hebern. Suzanne Mell, tfront rowl Ivan Castillo. Michelle Calli. Cheryl Nichols, Elaine Sobon. Carolene Becker, Chantel Wylie, and Laura l-lebern. Chichizola's General Store Times of Competitie Tracksters Compete Amador Varsity Track consisted of junior and senior boys and freshman through senior girls. Head Track Coach Robert Sanchez supervised middle distance running and sprintsg Lew Robinson coached field events while Mary Graham coached distance events and the hurdles. L! s . 4 -K 3 -It gi, Q. " 1 0 AURORA PHOTOS 74 Times of Competition MORRIS AND' PEGGY ANDERSON 1 1.4, . -:, , - .,, wma. - ta. ,N :L .. , 2551, t -milfs i T' .1 Endurance 1, Dianna Kingsbury passes thu baton to Kathleen Mummy. 2. Laurin Gianantlrna completes a 110 low hurrllv. It. Coachvs and track mnmhnrs art' thack rowj Coarzh Sanchez. Doannu Smith. Dorothy Kammoror. Dianna Kingsbury. Nancy Millor. Roni Fay. Dianna Fulton. Kim Standing. Christy Campholl. Kenna Bovuro. Coach Rohinson. tmidillu rowl Cathy Kniggv. Angie Nolanrl, Tracy Larson, Valorin Fay. Rita Carlton. Laurin Giananmlrua. Carol Sohon. tfront rowj Rohin Smallwood. Kim Hollingvr. Sui' Ann Droghui. Kathloon Mummy. anil Coach Graham, 4. Suu Ann Droghoi plain-s in thx' hroacl lump oomputition, 5. Coarzhvs and toam nit-iuhoi's arc thank rowl Coach Samzhizz. Davicl Salyor. Steyr' Kniggzv. Karl Kirkland. Rohirrt Rupl1'y.Gayin Rvynolcls. Tim Coolhaugh. Garth Cohh. Fritz Mason. loo Barratt. Coach Robinson. tmitlmllv rowl Dan Clark. lohn Burggvss. Dominic Mort-no. Rocky llvayurs. Russ Mays. Chris Nicholson. loo Nunloy. ifront rowl Ivtit' Lawrt'nc:i'. Stow' Fultz. Matt Wootl, Coatzh Graham. Patil Sohon. Dave- Smith. Miki' Ruthurforil. and lov llollingm-r, ti. Stvyv Guhhor plalzvs first hy ptlll'-Yillllllttfl ltt'ti". 7, Rocky Il:-avvrs puts thu- shot. Times of Competition 75 ,.,,n-" r ,-3, ,JVM Vrygxl QW, .ye-Q' 47" M .Wm- Z gkixffm, 1 g, ,Jr L . f I -Mm ,G . ,Y . ,, ,4ib K :4,Q,L?'i - Wx' F E ',,,.'- 5 my ',.Q: ww, -.www k v. .. .mm 4, .. W f. WA: VA wt X ' .Ha-.-in 5.5, ,.r. X 'Aw Ak W , ffm -. W ,sg R. ig KW "Q-i11.,g7': , 'WE'--QS: bff A XA' fp ,-14.1-f.'.fs-:.vvW 4-v,w,a.,1+ . .D+ ' Q. va M- n-rvfvlvrlna-......,.., 1 .1-:71ga1kk I in if 3 --Ak i A ' '-Y.. gk-f'f.'lx-. ' O EA 3.209 Training Generates Frosh-Soph Potential 1. Beginning a career in track are fback rowj Dave Grapentinf Cory Avery, Eric Burns, Dave VanBaak. Dan Comden. lim McDonald, Victor Martin, Dwayne Littlefield. fmiddlc rowl Steve Kammerer. Randy Gunning. Rick Hopkins. Thornton Cornell. Hale Kingsbury. Mike Boitano, Carl Killius. ffront rowl Mark Daniels. Iohn Cornell. Mark Outland. Bill Pease. Richard Brown, Robert Sohon. Todd Fulton. and Mark Wood 2. Mark Daniels makes a nice handoff to relay teammate Dave VanBaak-only to be disqualified for being in two lanes. AURORA PHOTOS MORRIS AND PEGGY ANDERSON Times of Competition 77 1 Title IX Effective Girls' softball was incorporated into the ACHS Athletic Program because Title IX states for each boys' sport and equivalent girls' sport must be offered. Although Coach Fox felt the Varsity fthe only teamj needed work on pitching, she said, "The team needed work on pitching. The reason for this is the girls' and women's recreational teams have gone slow pitch or modified fast pitch: the women coming into ACHS lack the experience of fast pitching." All the teams against which Amador competed were unseasoned except for the experienced Linden Lions. 1. Tammy Roberts hits a low fly to right field. 2. Sophomore Carol Brusatori hits a homerun in the Amador versus Sierra game. 3. Members of Amador's first girls' softball team are fback rowj Teri Aston, Debbie Musser, Pam Rainsdon, Iulie Sherrill, Tracy Clandon, Sheri Coburn, Leslie Madden, Cherri Forrest, Coach Mary Io Fox, ffront rowj Tammy Roberts, Truci Truscott, Susan Weldin, Carol Brusatori, Lori Larson, and Ianice Droghei. if F 78 Times of competition Briscoe's Rexall Pharmacy 'K ir- .., - ww, a,-. ,ix Starting Infield Lacks Veteran Pitcher With starting infield, veteran players such as catcher Randy Brunson, first baseman Grant Reynolds, second basemen Mike Dorris and Kevin Haught, third baseman Chris Mummy, and shortstop Mike Bustamante, the Amador Varsity Baseball Team played exceptional ball, according to Coach Dennis Larson. The teams only weakness lay in the fact that they didn't have a veteran pitcher on the pitching staff: however, with some varsity background, Craig Thompson and Mike Dorris helped handle the problem. . . 1. . ' l 1. As opposing team member begins to crank one out into right field. Amador catcher waits for another pitch that won't make it to him. 2. Getting a piece of the ball, Willy Dalman shows his home run hitting style. 3. Kevin l-laught pulls down a pop-fly as the umpire calls it out-of-bounds and a foul ball because of the mud. Sprousc-Reitz, Martell Times of Competition 79 Difrsx 'S Veteran - I J' Rookie Players Rule Diamond First baseman Grant Reynolds covers his position. 2. Kevin Haught prepares to crack a low pitch into left field. 3. Statistician for the team is Tammy Sanchez. Amador's Varsity baseball players tback rowj Sam Krzich, Grant Reynolds, Mike Matulewicz, Gene Cutsinger, Chris Mummy, Mike Bustamante, Randy Brunson, Willy Dalman, Coach Dennis Larson, ffront rowj Rich Rhoades, Kevin Haught, Mike Dangler, Roy Statham, Craig Thompson, Mike Dorris, Seppo Makinen, and Mark Carpenter are a blend of seasoned and "green" players. 4. Gene Cutsinger delivers a pitch after receiving a signal from catcher Randy Brunson. 80 Times of Competition 3 i I Baseball Recognized As League Sport IV Baseball was recognized as a league sport for the first time. In the past all IV games were of a practice nature. There were no league standings or coveted championship. With the addition of Linden and the elimination of lone, the new league was quite competitive and a real challenge. The team was composed of some real fine athletes who set personal and team goals. Each ballplayer realized he would soon be on Varsity and worked hard to maintain the highly sophisticated techniques which are all part of the good game of baseball. For this season, we did our very best. Coach Loren Lukens 1. Bud Roberts t14I Sprints into home for a scoring run. 2. Statistician Tammy Warner and Coach Loren Lukens tfar left and far right rcspectfullyj round-out the team. The "fine athletes" of the IV team are fback rowI Rich Votaw, Brian Copin, Iohn Hobson, Gene Cutenberger, Lenard Zorrozua, eX. Dale Cagle, tfront rowj Steve Young, Pat Barnett, Ieff Saadat, Harold Higgins, Mike Vierra, Greg Mcfadden, Iohn Swift, and Bud Roberts. 3. With a close watch on the ball, Iohn Hobson t18I lets a low pitch go by. 4. Harold Higgins 1121 gets a piece of the ball during the game with lone. 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uanuscausooauoa1o1ns11on111111111111 1111 1111111111111 aoonoocosouoa1o1111o11o11111111111111 1111 11111111111111 nlcoooouaouoooo111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 lol nsasuauaossa1111n111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 on on 1.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 11111 on soo nooua1o111o111111111111111111111111111111 11111 1111111 s unanso1oons1an1111111111111111111111111111 11111 1 1 111 0 acoo1aooa11111111111111111111111111111111 111111 1 1 -,--.---J--1.1-1-1...-1-......11--1-1-1 1 ounoonsunnsnooaaoncos11111111111111111111111111 1 111111 1 1 .-.-........1.1..1.111.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111 1 Iulie Sherrill Presides Spring of 1978 is when it happened .. . Iulie Sherrill was elected president over all FHA- HERO members in the State of California. This hasn't happened to an Amador County High School student since the 1950's. "It,s been a fantastic experience that I wish more students had the opportunity to have," commented Iulie, "The office was a lot of work, the friends I've made and the places I've been outweigh it all." "Miss Hall has always been really supportive of our program, but I don't think any of us realized how much she really did until her absence. 1. FHA officers who are involved in raising money to send a member to the State and National meetings are fback rowj Advisor Louise Hall, Chapter Presidents Heidi Boitano and Mark Christensen, State President Iulie Sherrill, tfront rowj Treasurer Kirk Williams, Secretary Ianet Allen, Vice Presidents Shelly Wagner, Dorothy Kammerer, and Vicki Campbell. 2. Karen Tarter returns the change to a before- school snackbar patron. 3. In charge of pastries and soft drinks, Mark Christensen waits for another customer. 84 Members of Associations 'F 1 .. ran-14:91 - yi. .. 1' G 11+-we 1 Jftixfff-lt:'t?y-2 Q 2729 ff ' 1 if 'l AMZV ,. FH -I-IERC Members Travel Future Homemakers of America-Home Economic Related Occupations QFHA-I-IEROJ consists of people interested in the field of Home Economics. The FHA-HERO chapters, in general, have two or three regional meetings annually. The 1978 National meeting was held in Iuly at Miami Beach, Florida. The National Meeting for 1979 is to be held in New York City, New York. The Spring State Meeting of 1978 fwhich is held annuallyj was in Sacramento, California. The state meeting in 1979 was held in Los Angeles, California. The FHA-HERO members worked in the snack bar before school, after school, and at some home athletic events. Their annual spring Crab Feed was cancelled because they couldn't find a weekend when nothing else was taking place. The group had a Valentine Cookie Sale and waited tables for the Native Sons of America, FFA, and church groups when they needed assistance. 1. Although there are seventy-one students enrolled in FHA-HERO, only fifteen members attend regularly. 2. Iody Hardy mentally computes the cost of miscellaneous snacks. The Feed Barn Members of Associations 85 par :,...,r:- .. .,.- , qfy . .441-"Y .ii ,J-ga 1-5 ", if .:l.'ix., 1 W 425-- 'A Clubs Share Memberships Literary Guild, Gaelic Club and Spanish Club share lone advisor Feliz Guthrie and overlapping memberships. A small group of writers and poets who write in groups on a variety of topics found an appropriate outlet by which they could improve their literary skills: Literary Guild. Mid- year activity was suspended due to graduating members and end-of- semester pressures. When Tory Bruno, one of the group's originators, returned, the organization once again became active. Copies of stories were neatly hand or type written and posted in room B10. Gaelic Club appeals to people who are interested in Scottishflrish culture. When Feliz Guthrie was teaching herself the basics of this ancient yet contemporary language, her students expressed an interest in learning, too. This was fun for its members who enjoy the study of foreign languages. During the middle of the year there was an extended recess. Spanish Club's sole activity was the planning ofa spring outing to Petaluma or Sonoma. 1. Literary Guild Advisor Feliz Guthrie and members Venita Stevens. Shelley Leutholtz. Alan McGregor. Ioel Windmiller, and Ken Milliken display logo designed by Tory Bruno. 2, Focusing on Scotland and Ireland are Gaelic Club members Alan McGregor. Pam Simmons. Feliz Guthrie, Sandra Gidding. Shelley Leuthollz. and Ken Milliken. 86 Members ol' Associations 5' fw tat: . i lg., lx . 'S 5. I Y 43 Q s at Y . A L v -6252 X A Murals Attract Observers 1. Art instructor, Vern Griffith, advises Freshman Kim Innes on the technique of surreal painting. 2. Penetrating eyes and menacing claws attract observers to Gollum painted by junior Steve Fultz. 3. Mucha, a pastel done by Senior Heidi Boitano. is a reproduction of Alfonzo Mucha's work. 4. Senior Sandi Osterman produced the Butterfly, a required Advanced Art project. Members of Associations 87 Hawkins-Reynoso Share Duties As a first year teacher at Amador, I was pleased to be oo-advisor with Mr. I-Iawkins. It would have been an added confusion to assume the sole responsibility of the club. Aside from this fact, I found it to be a big plus in organizing and generating fund raising activities. I was glad that I was able to share my responsibilities with Mr. Hawkins. I feel our FFA chapter benefited from it. Anthony Reynoso, Co-advisor , A 88 Members of Associations I was W? 'A 2V 3V 'QI 'L - -I --'T A . P 4A 5V l FFA President -3' Ky 1 .sw Commends Members Woodcutting at the Cianandrea Ranch. a public speaking contest in Ianuary. the state regional meeting at San Francisco's Cow Palace, and competition in the agricultural division of the Amador County Fair were just a few of the activities that the Amador FFAer's engaged in. Follow up discussions on previous events were reviewed on the second Thursday of every month. Members also planned field days and participated in learning activities. FFA President Scott Hogarth commented. "Even though I felt that I could have done a better job, I am appreciative of the facts that as representative I got to go more places and that all of the officers and most of the members of the chapter did a good job." 1. After cutting two and one half cords of wood. FFAer's Ed Fulton. Rocky Deavers. Ioe Nunley. Laurie Cianandrea. future FFAer Matthew Cianandrea. and Tim Wilkinson rest in the noonday sun. 2. Pictured just eleven days before the Senior Grand Nationals at the San Francisco Cow Palace are Chapter Sweetheart and Secretary Dianna Fulton, Vice-President Tim Wilkinson. President Scott Hogarth. Treasurer Laurie Cianandrea. and Reporter Ianet Steger. 3. With the chainsaw buzzing. Rancher Richard Cianandrea and Freshman Ricky Fulton fall a spindly young oak. 4. ACHS branch members of the Future Farmers of America are lback rowl Tim King. Tim Wilkinson. Dwayne Littlefield. lanet Steger. Les Fordice. leff Millar. Lyle Warren. Bart Scott. Ed Fulton. Ron Wallace. Creg Wilkinson. Iamie McCrade. Mike Lawless. Vince Iackson. Scott Hogarth. Dianna Fulton. advisor Anthony Rhynoso lfront rowl. advisor Iohn Hawkins. Eric Cribhs. Laurie Cianandrea. Connie Fulton. Brenda Wallace. Manuel Cianandrea. Mary Paremba. and Phillip Rudy. 5. Freshmen Creg Wilkinson and Kevin Zorazua help Richard Cianandrea prune branches from a California Live Oak or Quercus agrifolia nee. Members of Associations 89 Mechanics Form Club Mechanically minded students and teachers, who began to meet once a week to work on motorcycles, go carts, mini bikes and cars, ignited the Auto Club into action. With the help of Advisors Mr. Barrows and Mr. Cross, the club raffled a tune-up, a wash and wax, a lube-job, and socket and screwdriver sets. Proceeds went towards blue, white and red club jackets and a fieldtrip to the Bakersfield Fuel and Cas Championships. Although the Auto Club is not recognized by the School Board because of its potentially dangerous racing activities, the club is a success and a lot of fun. 1. Cory Willenberg and Philipc Lespinasse hold a club meeting over a car engine. 2. Auto Club members are Mr. Cross and Mr. Barrows Cadvisorsj, Inmic McCrcdc fvice-presidentj, Eric Cribbs, Hale Kingsbury, Corey Willenberg fsecretaryj, Phil Rudy, Brandon Baker, Vince Iackson fsocial chairmanj, Brian Sly tpresidentj. 3. Vince Iackson and Dan Rettagliata inspect the radiator hose on a fellow student's car. 90 Members of Association ffm , .,.. fff Pep Club Rises and Falls 'isgay Pep Club fell short of its promised goals which were to promote spirit throughout the student body. to " attend every league game. and to give the Buffalo athletes all the support they needed. Due to their membership of 35. the Pep Club got white T-shirts with a blue buffalo and 'sAmador Pep Club" written on the front on discount. Enthusiasm in the club began to wane before the end of football season. President Teresa Ferdani, excused the demise of the club by saying, "The intercom broke, the second quarter started and teachers gave more homework." VICA Concluded B Prop. 13 Cut Due to Proposition 13. the State Department of Education reduced the staff of the Bureau of Industrial Education. The positions cut included the VICA director and his staff. These people organized VICA Skills Olympics and other regional and state activities. Some of the VICA advisors who are located more closely to urban areas are trying to organize themselves to fill this void. lt was a meaningful club, I was sorry it had to end. Former VICA Advisor Iohn Larson Members of the Pep Club gather to show their spirit early in the football season. President Teresa Ferdani. Vice-President Gina Toma. Secretary Susan Brown. and Sergeant-at-Arms Rita Carlton. are the leaders ol' this spirited group. Members of Associations 91 Involvement Stressed "Fellowship for athletes! That's what Block A is all about," stated Coach Loren Lukens. Blcok A, an organization for athletes who have earned their Block A, stresses school spirit, involvement and physical fitness. Actively involved with improving shchool facilities, Block A cleaned and painted the weight room and equipped it with two olympic weight-lifting sets, two bench press racks, a squat rack, and an incline board. Selling programs at basketball games and sponsoring a basketball game with faculty members competing against seniors were two main sources of income. 1. Block A Advisors Loren Lukens and Robert Sanchez together with Vice President Diana Kingsbury, Secretary Sheri Coburn and President Mike Rutherford plan and execute fundraisers to purchase the Olympic weight lifting set for the weight room. 2. Physical fitness is the theme of this organization. 5' M ' e ASI Ki V : u A My - ,,g,,,i-.LI ET Eli! :Q xg: fr 2? fo If 1: .An if N -- " t rv 't"" 5 N . l'iN f ' - ' x i y. .. , ,y ypyy . M . e E 0 it .5 92 Members of Associations 71,451 'ii l 1 4 'sa ii if 'M 39: 3 M-t P at ' L. mt if M ff Qi i . 2 tj xxx fre, f"? . -9 vs. Lilly: 5 Owe A x iiff, .N-1 laqalimei Ax. Life Membership Highest Honor Academic excellence defines the California Scholastic Federation QCSFJ, advised by Ms. Ninette Criffin. Life membership. the highest CSF honor, is earned by achieving six semesters of admittance. Life members of CSF have higher priority for college scholarships, and college entrance is facilitated. They graduate with honors. wearing a gold tassle on their cap and a gold stole over their gown. The Seniors of '79 can take pride in the fact that their graduating class contains more life members than ever before. CSF fund raisers included raffle ticket sales for a Thanksgiving turkey and flower sales for Valentine's Day and Easter. Money raised by the club promotes their annual trip and scholarship of 8100. 1. CSF Vice President Cavin Reynolds. Sergeant at arms Iohn Hobson. Secretary Lynn Lester. and President Amy Coolbaugh plan activities and manage funds in order to insure their annual end of the year excursion. 2. Sophomore Iody Hardy supports CSF by purchasing a flower during the annual Valentines Day flower sale. 3. 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Dana Adrian expresses her spirit and her philosophy in this unusual contrast to her usual style of dress. 2. As a Halloween aftermath, Mark Christensen, bears the grotesquely convincing visage of a wisened old man. 3. Representing the last class of 70's are: Advisor Tina Sommers, President Tracy Glandon, Vice President Amy Coolbaugh, Sergeant-at-Arms Iulie Sherrill, Secretary-Treasurer Carol Sobon, and Advisor Loren Lukens. Wm Do You Remember hen... As ambitious Freshmen. the class of '79 entered the doors of ACHS in 1975 and challenged the mighty upperclassmen with the success of the first slave auction. The Sophomores of 1976 left a hallmark on history when they actively participated in the first car hash. As Iuniors. they broke the tradition of conformity and held the first off-campus prom at Saint Salva's Mission Hall in Iackson. 1979 was their year. and they realized the time had passed too quickly. but once again they had dared to be different. and sponsored Amador's first Christmas Ball. They're a class of firsts! SNS Seniors of '79 Dcmu Adrian Icmet Allen Terri Antonini FO ii Kelly Avery julie Baker Daryl Barnett lim Basinger Mil-ie Bighum A :I Heidi Boitcmo X i E ,S KA - l X X Qeaae e e ,ii - 0 0 0 0 lou Bigham - SUNSHINE CABINETS Seniors of '79 Q7 1979: A Class Unique to Itself What specific traits or qualities do you feel are unique to your class? Shelley Wagner: We were the first class to experience the change of buildings. We hold the memory of the old school with us, and this memory will always be ours. Ianet Allen: We have always taken to all new ideas with positive attitudes and a high energy level. n s Ernest Burgess Terri Burns Mike Bustamante I Shannon Chegwin A v Mark Christensen Amy Coolba ugh i 1' H' ntviimm' V thin is f ' Q , Shari Casagrande IIfIfOXO!01'If7701201772Iflvflfllifylfl 98 Seniors of '79 WARREN'S BARBER SHOP l Charisse Boyles Linda Brasher Dan Brown David Bruch Randy Brunson l r Vicki Campbell Darren Cannard Tom Carlson K i Sharing the Good Times If you could take only one memory of Amador with you, what would it be? Tammy Stillwell: I think it's impossible to take only one memory of Amador with me because Amador has given me nothing but memories. Bobbie Simon: It was a great shock to find such friendly kids here at Amador. What a difference from LA! That's the memory I'l1 take with me. Sue Ann Droghei: I cut the lock on Coach's locker to steal the Spirit Stick in my sophomore year-but it was the .wrong locker! o 020202 JZOIOX if OZ 01010202020101010101-010191020101 Seniors of '79 99 Rochelle Cooper joe Coughlin Ken Cowurt Andy Deluemos SueAnn Droghei Bruce Dunning Greater Recognition What has been the greatest change in women's sports at Amador? Heidi Boitono: The greatest change is a general change of attitude and a greater recognition of women's sportsg the student body seems more supportive. Mr. Sanchez: There is at present an upturn in our sociological development toward greater involvement in women's sports. It's been a long time in coming, but I think it's great! 100 Seniors of '79 'Y Ts.-4 so s." ,-f 7 qi. Gary Creason Charles Cutsinger William Dalman Tammy Edwardson Veronica Fay Teresa Ferdani Ioan Fernandez Candy Findley Suzanne Foote Cherri Forrest Ed Fulton Seniors of '79 101 Michelle Golli Tino Gorborini Tony Goristo Clint Griffith Bill Grimes Robert Grindy Walter Hebern jeanine Henderson Diana Henson Leslie Higgins Lonnie Hinton 102 Seniors of '79 Kathy Giannini Tracy Glandon David Godman 1 Steve Gubber vw-, Demse Hanson Lrsa Hart Projeotmg 1nto the Future In the future what changes do you hope to see at Amador? Laurx Wllls Abohsh the dress and halr code' For as long as Ive been here fr1ct1on has GX1SIGd f,,,..., between the student body and the admlnlstratlon T1m Moffatt I would llke to be able to use the hole w1thout belng labeled a stoner 34,7 ilZ Z f f 5I?f0fll Z Z Z Z0 Senlors of '79 103 I I -ei 1 9 I I A 1 3 3 , 0 . . . Elizabeth Hobson Tami Hogan Scott Hogarth Kim Hollinger Mike Howard Ianette Humphreys Lori jackson less Iohnstone janet Lemer jim Lesniewsl-ti Lynn Lester 104 Seniors of '79 PINE GROVE NURSERY Passing Advice Do you have any words of advice for the incoming Seniors? Chris Nicholson: Don't let school interefere with your education. Karl Kirkland: To the guys: take out every girl as often as you can! Dorothy Kammerer: Do everything you can. Live it up, because it's your last year. ?- Dorothy Kammerer Steve Kirltes Karl Kirkland 2 Shelley Leutholtz Seppo Makinen Doni Martin 'bf N "C"7" RIVER PINES MARKET Matt gl Gloria Seniors of '79 105 Lori Martin Marilyn Matson Russell Mays jeff McCrory Tina McKinsey Clint Milflfelsen jeff Millar Kenneth Millilian Future Shock? At your twenty-fifth high school reunion you are surprised to find that a past class member has taken on a most surprising profession. . . Randy Brunson: Dan Garrison is a police narcotics agent working in the Harlem area of Sutter Creek. Alan Scholl: Dave Young, renowned neurosurgeon, heads this highly specialized branch of medicine at Amador Hospital. 106 Seniors of '79 X 'J Confrontations with Reality What does a high school education mean to you? Duane Patterson: An education means a lot to me. Twelve years of academic accomplishment can give you something to be proud of! Seth Roberson: A high school education means my first taste of real life. I feel I've learned more from personal experiences than from academic experiences. Tim Moffatt Chris Mummy Cheri! Nichols C, Chris Nicholson Brent Niemann Sandi Osterman Vanessa Owens Ierri Ozment f Seniors of '79 107 Impressions We Leave Behind What impressions do you intend to leave at this school? Roni Foy: I want to be remembered as who I am-easy to get along with and a friend you can count on. Corol Sobon: Ilve been able to make a lot of new friends that strengthened old friendships and developed new ones. an Nancy Perry Robin Peters Notolie Plosencio Korleen Rosengorth Suson Ross Alon Scholl 108 Seniors of '79 Rick Parra Ron Parris Duane Patterson Mike Patterson Derek Payne 9-I 'la-L 111 'Qs Michael Popst ,N,, Sherri Price Grant Reynolds Terry Schumann Lori Serna julie Sherrill TTT? ,y.v-,y-- 0 00 00 0 I 88 AUTOMOTIVE Seniors of '79 109 Roberta Simon Rick Smallwood Robert Snavely Carol Sobon ' Brenda Splawn 1 Mark Spurlock jamie Stebbins ' 3 Tammi Stillwell . i 1 ' Mark Thompson Tridi Truscott Carrie Tussey 1 ffflflflffflflflf ffffffffffffflfffffjfylfjflfef 110 Seniors of '79 a Changing Attitudes Which teacher has made the greatest impact on your life? Dana Adrian: Mr. Redkey has made the greatest impact on my life because he has greatly influenced my attitudes toward myself and others. Shari Casagrande: Mr. Turner has taught me that I should never be embarrassed and that I should try no matter how hard it may seem. Cheril Nichols: Mrs. Peccianti has made my years at Amador ' most enjoyable. Her classes have prepared me for my college career. Charisse Boyles: Ms. Beach has taught me to perfect my self-discipline and has prepared me for college. S "" :Q X . joel Strube Ken Swanner Trent Theobald ' V 1 Ricky Vance Shelley Wagner Gregg Walterman - il l Z sl-IENANDOAH VINEYARDS seniors of '79 111 V3 ' Q - v L xx N , We Will Remember 1. Steve Gubber displays his aggressive behavior by lifting equally energetic SueAnn Droghei high above his head. 2. Karl Kirkland has completely rebuilt the racey, 351 Cleveland engine and transmission of his 1970 Mach 1. Its wide tread Cragar mags excite the highway at speeds of up to 140 mph! 3. julie Sherrill and Ieff Millar are the epitome of organization for all who spend their school eareer living out ofa messy loeker. 4. Tami Hogan and Russ Mays stand together on a windy autumn day. Both agree that a genuine friendly attitude toward others had earned them the title of Most Outgoing Seniors. N Q. -,fbi X. X Seniors of '79 113 Leaders in Thought and Action 1. Dana Adrian feels that her straightforwardness has earned her the title of Most Liberated Woman. 2. Gary Morgan and Shari Casagrande leave hewn iinpressione on a school tree. Gary's wry humor and Shari's Spunky personality will be remembered by all. 3. Robert Grincly and Amy Coolbaugh skim through the library's giant flietionary. continually preparing for further aeatlemic: studies at Chico State and UC Berkeley. respectively. 4. Tracy Glanclon and Grant Reynolds are Amarlor's most athletic: Seniors. Tracy partieipatetl in tour years of basketball. one year oi' traek and one year of volleyball. while Grant if i ..... , B partieipatetl in four years of football. basketball. and baseball. XMI 3V . aikt 'Q "'Qyq-u. .ie f if 5. if Pg .jeff tff- tw fi? 'fl l l Wt ftnizalgt 1111 it-g -'-' --' 'l'14 Seniors ot' '79 'Y ff ue' L- ...,-f..--1 L!-:fQ Creators of Lasting Impressions 1. Sandi Osterman and Walter Hebern, voted Most Unrecognized but Appreciated, have backed the academic and social activities of their class with genuine interest and support. 2. Steve Kirkes and jerri Ozrnent. Amador's rowdiest seniors. engage in a mistzhievious water duel. Both are known for their contagious case of the crazies. 3. Trying to retrieve their keys from the locked car. the absent-minded duo Rick Parra and Leslie Higgins dramatize one of many such scenes. 4. Darren Cannard, voted most frequent inhabitant of the "hole" savors a noontime Marlboro Cigarette. 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They launched a series of fund raisersg a dance on September 22 brought in S171.00, game-ball raffle tickets at home football games and the sale of thirteen prime slaves at their annual spirit week slave auction earned them S47.75. Christmas and spring season bake sales finalized efforts to raise money for their prom and senior trip. Hoping to start a new tradition, progressive Iuniors advanced the date of the prom to March 24. Acting as advisors to the group were Mrs. Carol Urbani and Mr. Lewis Robinson. Newly elected Iunior class officers, Mary Bennett fsecretary-treasurcrj, Rocky Doavers tSergeant-at-armsl. Tammy Roberts fpresidcntj. and Sheri Coburn fvice- presidentj, gather at the feet of a giant oak. a familiar campus site. 1 118 Levels of Lt!ilI'lllI1 DJ St. E f K hofi ' Auf " HQAVAKABLE . iCLL1I'Q HO available ""' Q, Water J' f '24 I s??s-QEYZ 'Gil 5"'7no more I ilk jx .73?'Z.fmf, -y Photo not ,xdvaifalll hr 0:5 QVNLIBLC fs, 4 -I1 AS WNN PIU MA 9. Wendy Acriclge IYIEID HXRIIIC Ol' Laurel Andersen Sheryl Anderson Mike Baekovich Robert Barghoorn lim Barnett Ioe Barrett Mary Bennett Kimm Benson Louise Beshears Tammy Blanken Mark Bollenbackt Vern Booth Kim Boreik Kenna Bovero Charlie Brown Mike Bruch Ken Bullock Iohn Burgess Colleen Bush Lisa Bustamante Carol Calvin Mark Carpenter Lisa Carr Vince Carrillo Mindy Chaney Lynn Chastain Rene Cherry Dan Clark Garth Cohh Sheri Coburn Tim Coolhaugh Dan Cotterell Darla Cotterell leff Cranfill Eric Cribbs Mike Dangler Lowell Daniels Rocky Deayers Mike Dorris Steve Dowdy Marycatherine Du x ti Carla Edens Dehhie Ehlrnan Sandra Estey Scarlett Evans Monike Faeustle Valerie Fay Todd Fine Dianna Fulton Steve Fultz Marci Funkhouse Laurie Gianandrca Greg Grindstaff Cindy I-Iaeseker Levels of Learnin 119 x Pam Hales Dave Hansen Gail Harrison Lori Higby Dorothy Hoffman Rhonda Holden loe Hollinger Deanne l-luhbard Wendy lames Harold Iensen Ieanne tones Ed Kelly Terry Kelly Diana Kingsbury Bill Kirkpatrick Steve Knigge Steve Konze Sam Krzich Ieff Lawrence Darin Littlefield Ienny Lynch Earl Martinelli Fritz Mason Torn Matson Mike Matulewicz lamie McGrede Suzette McCuirk Tina McKinnon Mari to Miles Kathy Mitchell Cheryl Myatt Glen Mohr Lori Moon Dominic Moreno Bjorn Nilsen Lance Ninnis Cindy Noland Pam Noland Ioe Nunley Karen Oaks Bill Olson Lisa Padilla Chris Paulus Patrick Pielim Tom Poor Ricky Price Pam Rainsdon Cathy Rawski Ricky Reed levels of Learning ,lC'. MQ, , 'L 'S .1 il' A VER 69 PL ALL 5 En A , T I Photograph not available ELEV What has been the highlight of our junior ear? Laurel Andersen: The assembly with the fantastic mime artist from Los Angeles was the most entertaining assembly I've ever been to. Bill Scholl: One of the highlights of my junior year was medaling at the Cross Country League Meet. Covin Reynolds: I found a girl who is absolutely marvelous and only got to dance with her once at the homecoming. Pom Roinsdon: The highlight of this year was being a new student at Amador and being able to meet new people and have new friends. Silver Lake is an unscheduled stop for ACHS Band enroute to the Nevada Days Parade in Carson City. While Ambrose puts chains on the high school bus. Tammy Blanken. Dominic Moreno. Lowell Daniels and loe Nunley pretend to be tourists. Levels of Learning 121 lf K , l hat is your class goal? Fritz Mason: Our goal is to become productive members of our modern society. jeff Lawrence: We're striving to leave the lower classmen a good example to follow. .Steve Knigge: It's to go through high school doing our best, so later on in life we can look back at our high school years and know that we did our best. joe Hollinger: For three years our class has wandered without any goal or purpose other than survival. Kim Borcik: We want to raise enough money to be able to do fun activities involving only the junior class. Vivian Alexander: I would assume that the goal of this class is to prepare ourselves for college or, like me, to further my knowledge. Mil-ze Dorris: We strive to be popular. Steve Fultz: The Class of Nineteen-Eighty wants to be remembered as one of the best and most spirited classes Amador has known. Rhonda Holden: Iuniors are trying to earn enough credits to graduate their senior year. Wondering if there is a test, Valerie Fay interrupts Miss Guthrie's reading. Her answer: "Of course there is." 122 Levels of Learning A x PH OTOGRAPH N0 7 IVJIL A IL I ,F lu., 9 C., ,..., ,1- Dan Rettagliata Gavin Reynolds Richard Rhoades Tammv Roberts Debbie Rowell Rob Ruplev Mike Rutherford Tim Salberg David Salver Tami Sanchez Diana Saunders Sharvl Scharnow William Scholl Nick Schumann Tammy Shivers Karen Shofner Shawn Shore Sheila Singh Brian Slv David Smith Deanne Smith Rickey Snavely Paul Sobon Scott Spiva Kathy Spurlock Kim Standing Roy Statham Sherrie Stebbins Ianet Siegel' Matt Stone Lori Stowers Bea Strube Susie Summers Keith Surginer Mike Swart Cindy Tarter Chris Temple Pam Thomas Craig Thompson Debbie Thornburg, Stacey Tierney Iames Upton Mike Vasquez Tammy Warner Dan Whislar Rebecca Wilcher Stan VVildman Tim Wilkinson Tina Williams Levels of learning 123 Don Williams Matthew Wood Sharon Young Guy Zavadel What junior has accomplished the most? Tommy Roberts: Tammy Blanken is the most accomplished member of our classg she simply amazes me with her talent and precision when playing her instr.ument, the saxophone. She's very good and will probably pursue a career in music. Iumie McGrede: Laurie Gianandrea has been on student government, a cheerleader, and in FFA. She makes friends easily and has a good personality. Kim Standing: Valerie Fay maintains an "A" average while being totally dedicated to all of her activities. She is also socially accepted by almost everyone. Dovid Solyer: Bill Scholl has made a profession of bugging the teachers. He has driven more teachers to the brink of insanity than anyone else I know. 1. Bill Scholl assists Ieff Lawrence by squaring the plywood to the saw blades: the datto cut is made in what will be a part of a bedside cabinet. 2. A lunch is given to students who volunteer to work in the cafeteria at noon: Harold Iensen is one of the eight volunteers. 124 Levels of Learning gas. iw, if WIXYKIKS 51. Dlx A-V---. 'Zn' 111 -Moe v ft ' ' x. r 'ti-U. :gf If Nik' . . 5 v 531. "Ax Ron Adams Deborah Alvarado Teri Aston Mike Averill Cory Avery Dan Awbrey Brandon Baker Lisa Baker Sophomore Potential Yet to Be Realized Following the current trend of electing female presidents, the Sophomore Class elected the shy but outgoing Lori Larson as their president. She commented on her term, "It's a pretty good class, but it is usually the same people who work at the fund raisersf' Although their money making projects were limited, the few they did have included a pennant sale which earned them 958500. Eager to have fun While raising money, they held a winter dance on Ianuary 19. In those activities they were advised by Hank King and Robert Sanchez. Socially and athletically active sophomores Stewart Iohnson tvice- presiclontl. Lori Larson lp1'esiclentl. l-1 Brusatori 1secretary-treasurerl. and Iohn l Swift fsergeant-at-arms-not shownl are i elected to try to bring organization and goal awareness to the Grads ol 81. Levels of Learning 125 3 L . ,A , If .. , hat changes would ou like to see at W.,-N-: H 5 'E "' .t4,,g45f.,.wv -f , -' mf W1 f f wit A . FUDIDYAWUIK 53 'W 'fi ,, d 'P iss" it X Ama or. it Venito Stevens: I would like to see more people L 4 W' getting involved with the school. V 5 is A 4. jim McDonald: The creation ofa soccer program XXX . ALL UN here at Amador and more people participating in school sports would be good changes. Gene Gutenberger: Amador should have a ski team. It would be good for those students who don't likexwrestling or basketball. Lindo Pinelli: This school's administration should be changed. They don't care what the kids do here. They should try to control drinking and smoking. Leslie Bonneou: I would like to see fewer teachers speaking their minds on subjects and passing it off as fact. This liberal pabulum brainwashes the students to think the same way as their instructors. 1. Mark Sherrill delivers a short statement in a first-of-the- year English 10 speech activity. 126 Levels of Learning eighty. is ' a '1'i 3 A ' Po-aofocfzmm V , , V .voramaauf pbgds '. A . V 'g 5, FVNMBLE - fe iii -' P ' yi' -. - .em Ffa :fwt3?a 4 , mar, ' f V .fir -fbr N f J qv, .iii 7 f Lf . Absent when pictures were taken kat-- --. 5 E. , t E T I ' ALL ' Picture not f Zn available 3351 T D l gist! , 'gig' ---L ' -l '-CL W, Photograph f- 597m mofo not available - tl Photo not .xduaifmllr , 1 444 ni " J i' W 'L' 1 1 my 4 -rf' 94 tv X le 1 f N. if- Just Camera l Shy! , x FQ V V t, 1 f il T Arun -sg ' W5 45 '74 -L 'I 1 L -. H. pw. . ..I l ,xv ,1 " i X i .P s L il l"N vs ,231 -. Qs., ix '11 Carolyn Baldwin Iohn Barrett Iulie Basinger Renee Batchelor Matt Beaver Kathy Bennett Anita Beshers Tim Blagen Leslie Bonneau Valerie Booth David Boyles Susan Brown Carol Brusatori 7 George Burns Lori Butler Dale Cagle Gloria Bridges ij Diane Campbell Debbie Caraway Iohn Caraway Charles Carter Eric Carter David Cast Cathryn Catania Craig Cevallos David Chaffins Dan Comden Brad Conroy Ieri Cooper Iohn Cornell Mike Cornwell Naomi Cossey Laurie Couts Ricky Cutsinger Steve Cowart Kathleen Cranfill Patsy Cypert Iaimie Dana Cookie DeCordova Kathleen Devine Matt Dexter Ianice Droghei Susan Eddy Carmen Fernandez Karen Findley Laurie Fitch Thrilva Fitch Robert Fones Les Fordyce Don Foxworthy Todd Fulton Debbie Funkhouser Doris Catts Doug Gidding l Clenn Coulart David Crapentine Levels of Learnin g 127 Randy Gunning Eugene Gutenberger Iody Hardy Kevin Haught Alvin Heffner Bill Hclmig Becky Hemenway Tim Hemenway Corey Hewitt Harold Higgins Iohn Hobson Lisa Hoh Scott Holland Iohn Hopkins Richard Hopkins Alan Huebner Vincent jackson Stewart Iohnson Steve Karnmerer ' Dwight Keith Carl Killius Tim King Shannon Kinser Pam Kirkes Karen Kross Tony LaGoste Stacie Langton Lori Larson Mike Lawless Susan Lesniewski Iason Leutholtz Dwayne Littlefield Rose Lundy ' Hope Lupo Bruce MacDonald Patsy Martin Gregg Martinson james McDonald Greg McFadden Alan McGregor Suzanne Mell Ieanette Meyer Tambra Mikkelson Ioy Miller Nancy Miller Dan Mohr Ralph Moore Rosemarie Moreno Frank Mousser Tim Murray Debbie Musser Bill Newby Sarah Newhall Tad Nilsen Gerelyn Ninnis Shawn Noland 128 Levels of Learning .H iz A4 mg 4, 'are' ,al we ,, Q my 1 B ' P f l' 1 'W' " at M X b My . G i , Wi 1 ia K'f-WN :QL +4Uk4+' at wisest' - Mkt '.v ,, " Q if-g A' ., ' a 1,135 N! K KL 'W h, G. . . N ll- f Sh li I is L I VT X J t Y L ! X S' Picture not K 3 ' JuSt ' available if CBITIQFH l gn , . .A - . - 'Q f .Aff 5hY ' QILEQ ' -5 if is l EET "2 ZS S??52Y 'Gil Q 55"7uo more u-sf gL,L, -41- PHOTOGRAPH N07 IVIILIILF 7 . ,E 22 l i ALL Et E T t t l t u Photograph not available 've 1 K . What course would ou add at Amador? Kathy Devine: Latin: to go into a medical field the Latin language is more helpful than Spanish or French. Shannon Kinser: Classes offering instruction in Greek mythology or mystery. fantasy and the supernatural would interest me. Susan Lesniewski: Modern dance: it's fun to do. and it could take the place of PE. Susan Brown: I would add a camping or hiking class: it would be fun plus you'd learn a lot about the outdoors. Mark Outland: l would like school to provide more English and writing courses. Terry Biddle: Interior design would be good to add. Kevin Haught: Another drivers' education class is needed because there are too many people waiting to get in it. Kathi Cranfill: Study hall is what is lacking from the curriculum. We need a supervised free period to do homework and study. Bill Settlage: Class title: Male Superiority over Females. I think it would be a valuable class for both sexes because it would put people in their proper roles. 19+-Q. Hz... Tammy Mikkelson. Pam Simmons. Ianice Droghei and Shirley Wilcls cheer for Susan Lesnieski and Bill Settlege. contestants in the banana eating competition. Levels of Learning 129 What has been your greatest learning experience this year? Jeanette Meyer: Learning of friendships and from them and realizing I can't live without them has been important to me. Gregg Martinsen: I learned a lot about drawing and drafting from Mr. Larson. Renee Batchelor: In auto I learned to work on cars. Valerie Booth: The best thing I learned was in biology. I learned about mitosis, meiosis, dihybrid and monohybrid crosses. Laurie Coats: In biology I learned about football. Debbie Sparks: I don't really know because I'm always learning something new. Frank Mousser: English 10 and how to write a good book report. Troy Saadat: Mr. Turner is a very good drama teacher and a superb actor. To complement their speech assignment. Shannon Kinser and Lisa Baker pose as Siamese twins. X t ttyl XR Z'Z'.fzurf, Photo not Available ' -Q 'i Fiiirff: tibia, 4 ,f '1 it f 2 130'Levels of Learnin at N F il 6 .,, annum , i AL L I fx Zn 4 fi T : I K I Photograph not available ' I S, fi x ,P ABSENT WHEN HCTUIES wflf MADE xvill 41, 'x , - it af., 4, '- - , 1045 an le If 'tx fb 06 Avuualc !3s - 5 NJ' li P LRTP' -,. vi' Jw' yy- , .h 4.t:'r" gi? ! yr. fa ABSENT WHEN TUBES WERE MADE ffaflf' riv Ll Photo not Jauailaln I1-.Q Absent when Fo' -' Pifftures -mowm Q-:L were taken 4 - ka def 9 7- x er" Mark Outlancl Karen Pearson Kelly Pearson Ion Payne Mike Pidgeon Linda Pinelli Paul Plaseneia Dave Rainsdon Lynn Redman Valerie Reese Terry Riddle Steve Rodriques Dede Rogers Tom Rose Phil Rudy Eric: Rutherford Ieff Saadat Troy Saadat Elaine Salisbury Frank Schoeler Bart Scott Bill Settlage Mark Sherrill Pam Simmons Robin Smallwood Phil Smith Elaine Sobon Debbie Sparks Venita Stevens Tony Stoughton Shirlee Stroud Brenda Suerese Mike Sucrese Eddie Summers Cheryl Swanner lohn Swift Norman Thayer leff Tilley Eric Townsend Anita Triglia Doris VanBaak MitchVaughn Mike Vierra Lyle Warren Steve Warren Craig Welch Mark Weldin Lynne Wheat Shirley Wilds Iames Windsor Mark Wood Troy Wylie Chantel Wylie Lee Ziemet Lenard Zorrozua Ion Zuganos Levels of Learnino 131 Entering into a evv Environment Excited Freshmen organized themselves quickly with the help of advisors Miss Feliz Guthrie and Miss Mary lo Fox. Their first fund-raiser of the year was a profitable car wash which brought in 3140. Unlike past freshman classes, the spirited Class of '82 won the school spirit stick at three of the four ralliesg however, the first time, the cunning Iunior Class managed to steal it back. Prusitlcnt Gina Tonia-otlivrwise known as "the inspiration of the Freshman Class"-leads her fellow officers as well as the class in their initial governmental expurieiicv. Behind hor are Vice-Presiclt-nt Ricky Fulton. S0fII'!'iill'Y-TI'0HSllI'f'I' Lziizrii Hebern. and Sergeant-at-Arins Ivan Castillo. 2 ffllflf lil! l,nvtrls ol' Lnzirning V t -s., 'I HSP? t 5 ' A 5 i ,, , , - 431,9 M ' V w gf' 'f'- Qs,-fi 1 A .f Sf , vm' -f L 4 fgi Y 25 Z , 6 Q t t Q- 4 sf' "r Absent when , Q 5 I p1Ct,ureS Dj Were taken Q at M - - s Just X i CEIITIQFH Ki " ' Shy! -if 4, ,M ' s 'l 5 qi witty lggwf , , . In wir 4 e I lx - - .if f ' 1655 'W-..,. 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Burns Reena Burns Mike Bush Mike Butler Chriety Campbell Rita Carlton Ianine Cast Ieanette Cast Ivan Castille Rick Caswell Hortense Catatonic lames Chaffins Patricia Chapin Danny Clinton Brian Copin Thornton Cornell Laura Corzine Iohn Crivello Steve D'Agostini Iohn Dalman Nick D'Amato lulie Dana Laurie Dana Chad Daniels Mark Daniels lim Deamer Mary Dexter Sam Ellis Teresa Fine Blake Flores Brian Flowers Donna Fones Connie Fulton Debbie Fulton Richard Fulton Chris Cangl Donald Chormley Manuel Cianandrea Sandra Ciclding Robyn Cochicoa Levels of Learning 1 Karen Goerlitz Richard Cray Iason Crow Clenn Haueter Lynn Haueter Valerie Haught Kim Hawkins Vietor Hawkins Laura Hebern Bill Hinton Chris Hopkins Iulie Hubbard Leonard Hubbard Bryan Iaekson David Iames Amber Iones Bill Iones Camelia Iones William Iones Betsy Killius Hale Kingsbury Cathy Knigge Mark Kosenski Philip Kozicki Charles LaCoste Tracy Larson Philippe Lespinasse Robin Lewis Patty Liess Iames Lupo Larry Lynconic Brian MacDonald Penny MacDonald Leslie Madden Toy Marshall Victor Martin Sharon McCarthy Michelle MeCrory Sharon McDonald Cheryl McFadden Alina McKinsey Ted Mistron Toni Mistron Robert Moody Leland Moore Patricia Moore Tammy Mosher Kathleen Mummy Melanie Musser loanne Myers Mary Nelson Iohn Nobriga Angie Noland Seolt Nunes Kevin Nunn Bruce Patterson Levels of Learning 25 2 .. 'f! Jt1TQ M. P' dy , . , 5 a j f i ' V -5 L I w its-as 54122, 'gpg ialrga I . tu, . , . i ming "FSF -f -yi 995. " ja K, Infila., C ff .- " 9 Hg ,wg g., 3 1-f. ., at f X' ' aa eq,-v I ,,,: itffgffal- "l' ' i 5 f f""f .., ffl fff 'ff ' i TVA J ffiws 1 f 'nt' I 6 Y. xi m ... SX ' . T A'Vk . 4 I I Z- What goals have you he , Pied: 'S AVAILAB LE CD' X f Ca' va v ' V., Photo not ,L ...L imf 'xv rl ,ty-1: 1 Q. . rg x d 'N , 1 x 0 X Y W. F ,, 41 Ii g Auildle N 2,6 - A 1, 2 I af f 3, , it . 17 , J , -My ssl" A 5l 1 ,Q 1 if . - Just. X ' . S y ' ' .1 ff it is , nit' . o . iwn tit n -4- . J., 5 'Q 'L I Y' "' iff fr nf- E1.,, L'.13 'A . . x 1 I Mir- X ' ' Sifflm. set for our future? Christy Campbell: I'm planning to go to modeling school. Mark Bruner: After getting a general education. I'll go into the Airforce and then become a private pilot. lennifer Basinger: I haven't really thought about it that much, but I would like to work teaching the retarded. Patti Bidwell: After going to college, I want to teach deaf children. Karen Tarter: My goal for the future is to become a psychiatrist or to work with emotionally disturbed children. I like to help peopleg it gives me a feeling of satisfaction. Bruce Patterson: I want to earn passing grades, get out of high school and maybe go to college. Gina Tomo: I'd like to take the more challenging courses then go on to college. Steve Schumann: In order to learn about mechanics, I would like to go to night college. 1. Christy Campbell uses the lunch break to discuss algebra homework with friends. Levels of Learning 135 1 How do ou feel about the upperclassmen Steve Young: I think they're pretty neat. Only a f H- i rli few of them tried to "act big." Brion MacDonald: Some of them arc okay. especially the girls. but some of the guys push a lot of people around. Annu.: .. ' M gr ... '--lmf' we rg' 'fav ' 1, W H Q ' Hi W .aw 't " is if f .Q -QNY--3. . v-4 4 Thornton Cornell: They don't have half the spirit we have. i f 't Alun Jeffers: They are overbearing, a pain in the yn? a neck. and always pick on freshmen by pushing A? if-V them out of the way, etc. iw, Fred Shorples: Considering how much time I sit I in trash cans, juniors don't seem to like freshmen ..1,..ig..,. . H much. N an-ik is ,, .1 ,.. . .3 -. '4.,5,,igf' . 5' i Picture not V I g., 5-Vallablfi gd Us 47" .54 C' , 4 I fc Q2 , If 1, N 'gi' ,Y f ' "fn 7x ' fx ff' -9. 9 Y UID AWUILI V 1-it lf? . 5 7 fr' V j g -we if ' . 1 '22 mf 4, ' 3 E M, . 5' 1 rg f t at , 1-5 ' W y . ,tag J gym 9 I .f . J, V. I if I V ' I 1 ' . . 7 1 , lmslime lvlkllllllflllfi I-fl'o1'Is lo fecal Dali' VVz1lle1's un entire blue banana I'uil: Iuniors Kathy Spurlock and lou Hollinger won ii Q- , fl the class rzompelition. l 5 'I liili l,ex'mrls oi' l.l':u'ning wfaw ..f. 4. tiff' du .I r - A ,Lx JH. as 1. 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' ,I .' 7 , 1 I ' '. i Mark Payne Bill Pnaso Mary Poromha Sherri Raglan Rohin Rains' Tod Randall Richard Rankin Roy' Rvmzv Lori Rothford Virgil Rohortil Mark Rohinson Sharon Ross China Saldana Lisa Salyor Coll:-on Saunders Kathy Saunders Tim Scharnow Donald Schmidt Pvrlny Sczhinidt lfVos Schultz Stern Schumann Kvith Schumann Alibi' Sorna l-'rod Sharplvs lov Sitors Stow-n Sly loann Smith Kvith Smith Toyka Snvll Rohr-rt Sohon Rick Stahl lainvs Stvlihins Kathy Stn:-lv Uawn Stilwvll Valvriz' Stroud Marty' Swart Karon Tartc-r Gina Tonia 'l'r'r0sa Townsend Ion Triglia Michullo Trottor Carrie Turner lam-I Upton David VanBaak Cathryn Vnlitzan Richard Votaw Broncla Walls Ronald Walls Dali' VValt1'rs Ricky Wardon Rolmcrt Warnnr Patty Watvrs Rohm-rt Watson Linda Wvldin Susan Wvldin lot' VVltitl' Lovols of Luarninv 131 Who has impressed ou the most? Bichord Brown: Mike Bustamante because he's the best friend I've got. He taught me how to play all the major sports. Kim Iones: Coach Davis has impressed me: he's nice and understanding. ' Ioonne Myers: Mr. King has helped me out. He likes to crack jokes, but he is strict when he wants to be. Lise Solyer: In Mrs. Anderson's English class I'm learning more than I learned in all of the years before. Cdroleen Becker: Probably Mr. Robinson. At first I thought he was 6'just" a basketball coach and not really a teacher. During the first few weeks, I quickly changed my mind. He's a great teacher, and I've learned a lot. I. Cross country runners Blake Flores and Scott Holland compete on the Bret Harte course. 2. During the homecoming game eagerness shows on the faces of these enthusiastic Buffalo fans when Chris Mummy scored on a fifty-five yard punt return. 138 Levels of Learning Wendy White Greg Wilkinson Corey Willenberg Charmin Wipple Stephen Young Kevin Zorrozua -- . V . .J "' 1' s vggfw if 2 7 3 tt' , -'22, I 1 Q 'Y J I 'u rw, W 93112 VIL. -, .J- I . fe X f f f, e ,e . 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O 1' ' Skiy spas '13 .' , 4, Ital'1 I ICLIIS ml ,. 1 ,Q 123.1 .'Z. MARTELL. CA. 95654 2215-0551 ,1:1a.' lag, 'i ' fi ' I I-' 11111 1",::i11 . 11 ga 1 AJ J 1' ' -1 '11 ' li 'TS - .-. .1 I '-- , L". 1. . X ' ' I .' . I . :he 1 won ' "-I' 1' 11 - '1 In' 1 1'2.' ' 2' II2' '22 N. J 1 I P11t1'o11s 147 THE SQUIRREL'S NEST DISTINCTIVE GIFTS COLLECTABLES GOURMET Samui '4 Zeatcuncmt FINE III XIV! INII LUI Wilt' VOLCANO Telephone Company KITCIIENVVARE .. 3 SUTTER CREEK PLAZA 60 MAIN ST. SUTTER CREEK. CA. 95685 .2119-257-.5891 R n 81 Nllm Elfld SPINCO HARDWARE lVla1n Street Jackson Phone 223 1583 Housewares Hardware Sportlng Goods ff,,4 KOUNTRY KASUALS 41 MAIN STREEI' IACKSON CA 9764.2 Ownrt PINE GROVE Phone 296-7502 Repair Service Dial 611 fu P.O. BOX 68 GA.. 95665 C SORACCO CO Established IH 1868 G E appliances furmture and hardware plumbing and electrrcal supply Fuller O Brien Paints 267 5779 WHEEL INNXVVI-IEEL HOUSE I Ol D1nnr1!For Lum h llllh North M nn Qt In kson GA Phone .JM 1008 ltr sl Dust ov: tv ln thz C old Coun rv J I I F . . l Ag ' , o . a r . . . , I X K E 7 t -' :-x- 'Pr "1 5 - 2 ff' XX f w w w I I' L ' - . J .. J" ' Angela Trotter K ' E ' I N . .- M 1 . , , 4 V ,, "Crm 29 J 1 rs ' . . . ,, 1 , lull 2 , ll ,-,gg ' - Ph ' E t ! 148 Patrons Q07xtxw Home Rhfrarlxsxxxmg I XXI x N IP The Nlother Lode s Fxnest 'f"'L ,X Barrons Offers X .X A great selection of furniture and X SSW carpeting from which to choose displayed In a home luke atmosphere A unique decorating service if if 35 Phone 225 0778 J QX ffbbzf 267 5880 f .5 K Best of all The Lowest Prices 5,833 jk i YY' Y-x IACK DUNN WATER WELL DRILLING Bus 2092230225 Manassero IUSLII moe Home 209267 5 27 Agent y Img PO BOX 425 H' M I PINE GROVE, CA lllx' IIII- Axllu 95665 48 Mxllll Sl 5lllll'l Llvxxk 'in 1'3'3l 'lv 5554 phonl- gqf, 4605 621 B Mother Lode P11123 Iackson, CA 95642 1.11111-s Ii Hunt, Owner , , CSIS Nick 4 AND HOBBIES f 1 I T' S" t P- + .I I M Y :' ' I ' -7 . . 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BOX 605 BOB BETTY REALTOR RESIDENCE 223 3544 OFI ICE 295 4676 Sc FVIDK AII of Amador County H0meQ Cablns Lots Commermal Investments Red s Welding Service HUGH RED FYFFE ice W M PO B x 218 12093 274 4101 TYL NE MEN CINDY S Am II Cllv H1 hw IX 49 m H101 C Opc n 700 AM 500 PM vs 1 W Owner gl IIEFI 4 4 W 1 4 we K - -K , K- -, 1, f rw Q W I ' , , ' ' 'L . I '1 , - H'Ll'1llIllNIlT. , . f I Q . - ,if - "AI W - fy? Dm. 4 . I 'K i ,milf ,L H ' K AZN . AIN . . . o H M ,, H K I ii K Q IONE, CALIFORNIA 95640 f' -T SIS9 9. fig .3 A 4 f b T fx ' N' 7 A L' ' n 1 , 'A I ACE E Q - , I ' , 7 M FABRICATING lb .R ,ht V L, K K A . . E QU1p T , . .U-"'4' 2 Ov It E N A I . ir 'V uclr' , I Art 1. Y und Czmlcrn Cuntm' T501 756 'g 'z j . J , A 4 ' Iity. CA. 7 Del. .' 1 mek , .' I Cindy Izlsluw. I' 2' Intl IJZIIIY H15 """"' N'i"f"f-"6 "1 CORONET PORTRAITS STUDIO PORTRAITS AMADOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PORTRAIT PHOTOCRAPHER 2116 2191 STREET Sdummento. Ca 95818 W95 lmgcrml 71 ral Ynfzdnrx. 111 0 ez, POKERVILLE FEED We D1scount to 4 H and FFA Members Complete Lune of Animal Feed and Needs THE BUFFALO CHIPS EMPORIUM P O Box 2111 AlnIuIo1ClIx Open Dlnlx ludx Van And.: 11 5 Phone 267 0480 Ownvl Patrons 151 O BEAUTY SHOP PIXI C-Rove CAn.1F DEB INDA CALLANY'mME 5 N ,.5w"" M25 Bus, 12095 296-7427 RES, 12093 296-7614 Pnosnscrolz s GOLD MINE IQ gov' GEMO o T Bc Jcw 223 0713 4 MAN I JACK ON CAL IORN A 9564 EARTS I ELDORADO SAVINGS 82 LOAN ASSOCIATION 7UBIII1LI'1 OIIIICIH I1 M 1111 ST I II ksrm LA Suttcl Frm-1 k 72 III 12 M IIIT St 267 3266 :gy Q AUTOMOTIVE TRUCK IN DUSTRIAL PARTS Sutter Creek Jackson PINE GROVE MARKET Hwy. 49 Rldge Road 149 Main St. 267-5241 223-1241 223-2172 BANKAMERICAHD - -A'-1z,,,.,41g,..,fav...,w.f..aq.y:4" I I 5--- fff. : ' f , I- W .:' , " I54M' 223-1182 95685 k CA 95642 s' 0 N u Pim, Crovrw CA. 95661 'Q 1-9815.1 maktdr Elihrge O Jun 8-8 LIC, 4f272 'A 72 'md Gdglhffd Kg 20167 KITCHEN 8 BATHROOM CABINETS STORE FIXTURES FORMICA TOPS RT 1, BOX 54 RIDGE RD. DON H LOILER SUTTER CREEK, CALIF C2093 296-77'2 285 Q? ' llilxv Iwd I Don la r' fs' , .H I' ' I I X 1 I 'E'-G':':T'::' ' " " ' 'TA -M WT. - I .......- A-------- -TQLQQ-Gly?" QUALITY NOT QUANTITY 1l14,,,,V E ' . .- -..W - - - , I om Sireef Joc son, Su I ' e I I 1 9 Pntlwms PII 'E'l"l'l'S Kawasaki -0- HONDA 0 SUZUKI 739 MAIN STEET -'Ji W 'tl bz'l?l'l' mu was t209t 223 1674 Iwxigfl ghkjf'-dt,.' Credlts Noel Goursolle and Staff of Coronet Studlos Herff Iones Pubhshlng Companv Yearbook Reprcscntltlve Don Freeman Loren Lukens Football Group Shots T1m Coolbaugb Carson CIIN Band Plctures I-Iavlng encountered varlous lIIClIV1dUHl9 throughout the two vears xxhlch I xe spc nt on xc 1r book I have met those who have lnstructed me those who have ant our wc d mc those xx ho have become good frlends and ofcourse those who have CI'lIIClZPtl me From 1 It h of these numerous 1nd1v1duals I have learned a vast amount Mx person xl thmks to Don Frf f mon Ill always apprec late vour asslst mu and the cnumc IIIII rt st x ou shou ed III helpmg me produce 1 better book Konmf Krrsloek You tauvht me the lmportanct of copx strcssln thc polnt xxtth tftu IIS qui words was to me a new angle ln teachlno Fronrfs Dcuver Glvlng me the opportunltx nd prlxllsve to be Ellllfblq his m lrlt 1 d llllll mark on mv hfe I1mHu0hrs vou added a touch of 1ntr10ue to H m Ill mutt' tour ctmtr 1 hone ur th lt xx IS a httle extreme Krm Stevcnson Thanks to vou I w1ll alwlvs beware of practlcal yokfls no matttr hon cute thev ser m Tod C unmnvhom You re 1 great guv work on vour Stew Martln lmprc sslons DcmoAdr1on The never IXCGGSIVC frletlon be tm een us kc pt me Colne ind helpt d form thxs book Pom Holmon After thief davs ln I-I tw Ill vou flntllv tried plne tpplt huh" Borbz Brondstod I vllue our frlendshlp You took aw IV that aw ku nd fetlln vxhlth usu allx sw allows me It om Brown Ok 1 1 IV flne' Dorothv Kommf ru I C int tell vou hovv much l tpprt elated vour sllc nt support not c ml tcll vou how manv tlmcs I wlshed vou had strongtr vocal cords Slum Mirhfol I wont let thosc wttcrloggccd l'l1VNIlllI1 mrmorncs sllp m at Th mks tor mtkmg them h tppc n I, .4 s I L. , - , ,, 1.-2 , . as 4 ,-A .t ., - ' 1 v Q fs, . 7' A . 'L--1 -.1 L. l,. kt U 'i"l I D K- ' - ' ' f 2 ' ,. . . , .2 2' f . 2 IEE - , 1 , . . .2 2 2 2 16,2 2. ' 2 . . . 1 2 . 2. Ti 1 . ' 2 ' . I , 2 2 . 22 :' 21" . 22' g2 '2' 223' S H' 1 1 1 C 1 . '2 . : O 2 2' ' :2 . nf: . g 2 ' " z 2 ' "5- x , . . 1 1 1 l T. :2.' 2 2: 2 ja '26, 2 .5 z Ti o 12 'I L ' I Corol Urbom. We ve got a problem no longer! K, 2.': Kg ' , . C, . t 'Q ' . If 'z 222: '2 z 'z A 3 1. . , ix . , 1 . . , C , . ' X . , , . ,, . ,. . J K1 . C 1 U . . - L 1 ful 1. ' - J ,x ' ' I x V x ' 2 I ' ' : , 2.2 2 2 L z K . .Q 2. . ' .' 1 2 . ' az- 'z' 3!'f.2"I .- I . N I u 66 1 1: ' ll f I . :mc K 1. , ,.. 1 ' 1 . . -, ' s' , - 1 -1 1 1 . 11 . 1 I . 1 K 1 x - 1 I . :C x ' 3 ' 1 K- 12- , I As' I 2' ': 2: ' , .22 12' TI z'z"z 2 4 I .' z 2 2 . Patrons 155 Aby, S. 133 Ackerman, C. 133 Aeridge. W. 31, 47, 119 Adams. R. 20, 125 Ailfiiclfl, D. 28. 96, 97, 114 Alexander. V. 119 Allen l. 21, 34. 34. 97 Alvarado. D. 125 Andersen. L. 60, 119 Anderson, L. 133 Anderson, M. 24 Anderson, P. Anderson, S. Anooshian. I. 25, 56, 70, 71 Antonini, T. 97 Ardrey, C. 133 Aston. T, 68, 125 Averill, M. 125 Averill, R. Avery, C. 56, 77, 125 Avery, 1. 133 Avery. K. 97 Awhrey, D. 125 Baekovich, M. 15, 53, 119 Baker, B. 90, 125 Baker, 97 Baker. . 125. 130 Baker R. Baldwin. C. 127 Baratono. N. 20 Barghoorn. R. 119 Barnett, D. 21, 97 Barnett, I. 53, 119 Barnett, P. 56, 133, 76 Barrett, I. I. 53. 63. 77, 119 Barrett. I. K. 73, 127 Barrows, F. 23, 90 Basinger, I. A. 133 Basinger. I. R. 97 Basinger, I. A. 127 Batchelor, R. 127 Bayne, V. Beanh. S. 10, 23 Beason, I. Beaver. M. 127 Becker, C. 61. 73, 133 Bennett. B. Bennett, K. 127 Bennett, M. 35, 118, 119 Benson. K. 53, 119 Beshears, L. 119 Beshers. A. 127 Bidwell, P. 133 Bigham, M. 97 Blagen, T. 127 Blilnkfin, T, 47. 60, 119. 121 Boal, P. Boyles, D. 127 Boitano. H. 32, 84. 97 Boitano. M. 133 Bollenhaeker. M. 119 Bonneau, L. 127 Booth, V. L. 127 Boom, V. C. 8, 56, 119 Boreik, K. 119 Bovero, K. 10, 31. 60. 75, 119 Boyles, C. 99 Bradford. Bradford, . 133 Brand. W. 133 Brandt, I. 133 Brasher, L. 99 Bridges, G. 127 Brown, C. 119 Brown. D. 99 Brown, R. 56, 77, 133 Brown, S. 91, 127 Brueh, D. 99. 63 Bruch, M. 119 Bruno, T. Brunson, R. 11. 53, 55, 79, 99 Brusatori, A. 20, 121 Brusatori, C. 39, 125, 127 Bruner, M. 56, 133 Buckley, H. 20 Bueno. V. 20 154 Index Bullock, K. 119 Burgess, E. 98 Burgess, I. 58, 74, 119 Burns, E. D. 133 Burns, E. I. 77, 133 Burns, G. 127 Burns, R. 133 Burns, T. 28, 98 Bush, C. 119 Bush. M. 133 Bustamante. L. 119 Busiamante, M. 53, 55, 79, 98 Butler, L. 127 Butler, M. 133 Cagle, D. 56, 64, 127, 76 Calvin, C. 119 Campbell, C. 53, 75, 133, 135 Campbell, D. 127 Campbell, V. 38, 84, 99 Cannard, D. 21. 99, 115 Caraway. D. 127 Caraway, I. 33, 127 Carrillo, V. 119 Carlson, T. 70. 99 Carlton, R. 46, 75, 91, 133 Carpenter, M. 53, 63, 79, 119 Carpenter, W. 20 Carr, L. 60, 119 Carter, C. 127 Carter, E. 127 Casagrande, S. 38, 46, 32, 98. 114 Cast, D. 127 Cast, I. 133 Cast, I. 133 C8Stille, l. 56, 70, 73, 132, 133 Castille, P. Caswell, R. 133 Catania, K. 127 Cenotto. D. Cevallos, C. 56. 69. 70, 71, 127 Chaffins. D. 127 Chaffins, I. 133 Chaney, M. 30, 119 Chapin, P. 133 Charles. B. 26 Chastain, L. 119 Chegwin, S. 98 Cherry, R. 21, 31, 119 Christensen, M. 20, 21, 84, 96, 98 Ciufo. I. Clilrk. D. 58, 74. 119 Clinton, D. 133 Col'll'l, G. 46, 53, 74, 119 Coburn, S. 41, 92, 118, 119 Colburn, H. 18 Comden, D. 32, 77, 127 Conroy, B. 127 Coolhaugh. A. 46, 32. 92, 98, 114 Coolhaugh. T, 74, 119 Cooper, I. 127 Cooper, R. 100 Copin. B. 55. 133, 76 Cornell, I. 77, 127 Cornell, T. 56, 77, 133 Cornwell, M. 127 Corzine, L. 133 Cossey, N. 32, 58, 127 Coterell, Dan 119 Coterell, Darla 33, 119 Coughlin, I. 21, 100 Couls. L. 127 Cowart, K. 100 Cowart, 127 Cranfill, I. 53, 71, 119 Cranfill, K. 127 Creason, G. 101 Crihhs, E. 89, 90, 119 C oss, F. 26, 29, 90 Cu' deer, G. 79, 101 CUZ- ug-r, R. 56, 127 Lypert, Patsy 127 D'Agostini, S. Dalman. I. 65 Dalman. W. 79, 101 D'Amato, N. 58 Dana, I. M. 127 Dana, A. Dana, . Dangler, M. 79, 119 Daniels, C. 65 Daniels, L. 58. 119, 121 Daniels, M. 58, 77 Davidson. I. Davis, C. 20 Davis, I. 19 Deamer, I. 133 Deaver, K. 18 Deavers, R. 11, 44, 53, 74, 89, 118 DeCordova, V. 127 DeLemos, A. 100 Devine, K. 127 Dexter, M. K. 133 Dexter, M. K. 127 Dick. D. Dillard, I. 20 Dirkes, R. Doran, C. 21 Dorris, M. 79, 119 Dowdy, 119 Droghei. I. 42, 60, 68, 127, 129 Droghei, S. 38. 39. 46, 75, 100. 113 Dunning, B. 21, 100 Dwyer, M. 119 Eberhard, B. Ebert, D. Eddy, S. 127 Edens, C. 119 Edwardsen, T. 21, 101 Egenhoff, T. Ehlman, D. 119 Ellis, S. 58, 133 Enderlein, P. Estey, S. 119 Evans, S. 119 Faeuslle, M. 119 Faris, R. Fay. R. 46. 71. 75, 101 Fay, V. 41, 75, 119, 122 Ferdani, T. 60, 67, 73, 90, 101 Fernandez, C. 127 Fernandez, I. 101 Fineham, M. 20 Findley, C. 31, 101 Findley, K. 31, 127 Fine, T. 133 Fine, T. 119 Fitch, L. 127 Fltoll. T. 33, 127 Flores, B. 133, 138 Flowers, B. 133 Fones, D. 133 Fones, R. 127 Foote, S. 101 Fordyce, L. 56, 70, 127 Forrest, C. 101 FoX, M. 23, 60, 61 Foxworthy, D. 127 Fulton, C. 89, 133 Fulton, D. T. 133 Fulton, D. L. 41, 42, 75, 89, 119 Fulton, E. 21, 53, 55, 69. 70, 69, 101 Fulton, R. 56, 65, 132, 133 Fulton, T. 58, 70, 77, 127 Fultz, S. 58, 74, 119 Funkhouser, D. 127 Funkhouser, M. 119 Galli, M. 73, 102 Gangl, C. 133 Garharini, T. 42, 43, 102 Garisto. T. 102 Gatts. D. 127 Gerdes, A. 20 Ghormley, D. Ghormley, D. L. 47, 133 Gianandrea, L. 41, 75, 89, 119 Gianandrea, M. 56. 65, 89, 133 Giannini, K. 103 Gidding, D. 5, 127 Cidding, S. 47, 68, 133 Gliimlon. T. 60, 67, 92, 103, 114 Glen, S. 22 Goehieoa, G. Goehieoa, R. 133 Godman, D. 103 Goerlitz, K. 134 Golsie, I. 18 Goulart, G. 127 Graham, M. Grapentine, D. 56, 64, 77, 127 Gray, R. 134 Griffin, N. 22 Griffith. C. 102 Griffith, V. 24, 87 Grimes, B. 21, 53, 55, 102 Grindstaff, G. 119 Grindy, R. 34, 42, 53, 55. 63, 73, 102, 114 Grow, I. 134 Grundy, 20 Cubber, . 32, 53, 55, 63, 103. 113 Gunning, R. 56, 57, 77, 128 Gutenberger, G. 64, 128, 76 Guthrie, F. 26. 122 Cutler. L. Haeseker. C. 119 Hales, P. 120 Hall, L. 24. 84 Hammonds. G. Hansen. D. 119 Hansen. T. Hanson. D. 103 Hardy. I. 32. 85. 92. 128 Harrison. G. 120 Hart. L. 103 Hauetcr. C. 56. 134 Haueter. L. 56. 134 Haught. K. 56. 57. 64. 79. 128 Hau ht, V. 134 Hawiins. I. 27. 89 Hawkins. K. 58. 134 Hawkins. V. 134 Hebern. L 61. 68. 73. 132. 134 Hebern. W. 35. 73. 102. 115 Heck, K. Heffner. A. 128 Helmig. B. 44. 70. 128 Hemenway. B. 128 Hemenway. T. 128 Henderson. I. 28. 102 Henson. D. 102 Heubner. A. Hewitt. C. 128 Higby. L. 120 Higgins. H. 56. 64. 128. 76 Higgins, L. 102. 115 Higgs. A. Hinton. B. 134 Hinton. L. 102 Hobson. E. 30, 42. 104 Hobson. I. 32. 56. 92. 128. 76 Hoffman. D. 34. 120 Hogan. T. 38, 104. 113 Ho arth. S. 89. 104 H011 L. 128 Holden. R. 120 Holland. S. 58. 77. 128. 138 Hollinger. I. 74. 120 Hollinger. K. 7. 41. 75. 104 Holman. K. 25 Hopkins. C. 42. 56. 65. 134 Hopkins. IQ64. 128 Hopkins. . 56. 77. 128 Howard. M. 104 Hubbard. D. 21. 60. 120 Hubbard. I. 58. 134 Hubbard. L. 134 Huebner. A. 128 Humphreys. I. 104 lde. Y. Iackson. B. 134 Iackson. L. 20. 33, 104 Iaekson. V. 89. 90. 128 Iames. D. 134 Iames. W. 34. 67. 120 arrcll. L. auch. H. Ieffers. A. 56. 134 Iensen. H. 20. 120 Iohnson. M. Iohnson. S. 125. 128 Iohnstone. I. 53. 55. 104 Iones. A. 134 ones. C. 134 Innes. I. 120 Iones. K. 87 Iones. W. 134 Kammerer. D. 28. 58. 59. 67. 75. 84. 105 Kammerer. S. 56. 69. 70. 77. 128 Kavanagh. M. 22 Kelly. E. 120 Kelly. T. 120 Keith. D. 128 Killius. B. 68. 134 Killius. C. 31. 56. 64. 77. 128 King. H. 26. 31. 47 King. T. 56. 89. 128 Kingsbury. D. 58. 59. 75, 92. 120 Kingsbury. H. 77. 90. 134 Kingsbury. K. 42. 43 Kinser. S. 128. 130 KiI'k9S. P. 21. 32. 123 Kirkes. S. 53. 55. 105. 115 Kirkland. K. 58. 63, 105. 113. 74 Kirkpatrick. B. 120 Klotz. B. 18 Knigge. C. 75. 134 Knigge. S. 53. 74. 120 Konze. S. 120 Kosenski. M. 134 Kozieki. P. 134 Kross. K. 30. 128 Kruger. C. 19 Krlitlh. S. 32. 63. 79. 120 LaCoste, C. 134 LaCoste. T. 128 Laspinasse. P. 90. 134 Lawless. M. 56. 70. 89. 128 Lawrence. I. 58. 74. 120 Leaeh. S. LeBel. A.D. Lee. D. Lemer, I. 104 Lesniewski. I. 104 Lesniewski. S. 128. 129 Lester. L. 20. 92. 104 Leutholtz. I. 128 Leutholtz. S. 105 Lewis. R. 134 Liess. P. 134 Littlefield. D. C. 120 Littlefield. D. A. 56. 64. 77. 89. 128 Littlefield. L. 18 Lukens. L. 27. 53. 55. 92. 96. 76 Lundy. R. 128 Lupo. H. 128 Lupo. I. 56. 134 Lynch. 1. 120 MacDonald. B. L. 134 MacDonald. B. C. 128 MacDonald. P. 134 Madden. L. 134. 136 Makinen. S. 29. 79. 105 Martin. D. 105 Martin. L. 21. 106 Martin . P. 12.8 Martin. T. D. Martin. T. L. Milflln. V. 77. 134 Martinelli. E. 120 Martinson. G. 128 Marsha ill. T. 134 Mason. F. 53. 74. 120 Matson. M. 106 Matson. T. 63. 73. 120 Matulewiez. M. 53. 79. 120 Mays. R. 53. 55. 74. 106. 113 McCarthy. S. 134 MeCrory. I. 46. 106 MeCrory. M. 134 McDonald. I. 58. 77. 128 McDonald. S. 134 McFad MoFad MCC rc den. C. 134 den. C. 13. 50. 123. 70 de. I. 89. 90. l20 Laible. I. Langton. S. 128 Larson. D. 23, 53. 79 Larson I. 23. 63 Larson. L. 39. 125. 128 Larson. T. 75, 134 Lasich. E. 21 McGregor. A. 73. 128 MeCuirk. S. 120 MeKinnon. T. 120 McKinsey. A. 134 McKinsey. T. tio. we Mell. S. 128. 31 Merritt. C. Meyer. I. '71. 128 Mikkelson. C. 106 Mikkelson. T. 128. 129 Miles. M. I. 60. 120 Millar. 53. 55. 89. 106. 113 Millard. V. Miller. A. Miller. I. 128 Miller. N. 39. 58. 75. 128 Millikan. K. 106 Mistron. T. Mistron. T. 61. 68. 134 Mitehell. K. 120 Moffatt. T. 107 Mohr. D. 128 lVl0l1I'. G. 31. 120 Mohrmann. D. 21 Moody. R. 134 Moon. L. 120 Moore. L. 134 Moore. P. 134 Moore. R. 128 Moreno. D. 42. 63. 74. 120. 121 Moreno. R. 61. 68. 128 Mor lan. C. 34. 114 Moslber. 'ii 1:54 Mousser. F. 128 Mummy. C. 53. 55. 63. 79. 107 Mummy. K. 75. 134 Murray. T. 128 Musser. D. 128 Musser. M. 134 Myatt. C. 120 Myers. I. 134 Nelson. I. Nelson. M. 134 Neville. K. 27. 56. 65 Newby. B. 128 Newhall. S. 128 Nichols. C. 07. 73. 107 Nicholson. C. 46. 53. 55. 74. 107 Nieman. B. 107 Nilsen. B. 120 Nilsen. T. 128 Ninnis. C. 71. 128 Ninnis. L 120 Nohriga. I. 134 Noland. A. 75. 134 Noland. C. 120 Noland. P. 14. 120 Noland. S. 128 Nunes. S. 134 Nllnley. 53. 74. 89. 120. 122 Nunn. K. 134 Oaks. K. 120 Olson. B. 120 Oneto. P. 20 Osterman. S. 107. 115 Outland. M. 77. 131 Owens. V. 107 Ozment. I. 9. 107. 115 Padilla. L. 120 Paremha. M. 89 Parker. I. 20 Parra. R. 55. 109. 115 Parris. R. 109 Patterson. B. 134 Patterson. D. 109 Patterson. M. 100 Paulus. C. 35. 58. 120 Payne. D. 109 Payne. .131 Payne. 137 Pearson. K. L. 131 Pearson. K. 131 Pease. B. 77. 137 Peeeianti. P. 24 Perry N. 108 Peters. R. 108 Peterson. T. 22 Pidgeon. M. 131 Pielim P. 120 Pinelli. L 13. 131 Plaseneia. N. 108 Plaseneia. P. 56. 131 Poor. T. 120 Popst. M. 109 Poremba. M. 137 Priee. R. 120 Price. S. 100 Ragan. S. 58. 137 Raine. R. 4-1. 61. 137 Rainsdon. D. 131 Rainsdon. P. 60. l20 Randall. T. 137 Rankin. R. 137 Rawski. C. 120 Reclkey. S. 25 Redman. l.. 32. 131 Reeee. R. 137 Reed. R. l20 Bt-I-we v. zo 241. 1:41 771,554 Relhlord. L. 137 Rettagliata. D. 20. 90. 123 Reynolds. C. 53. 63. 74. 93. 123 Reynolds. C. 42. 43. 53. 55. 63. 109. 114 Reynoso. A. 27. 89 Index 155 .1 Rhoades. R. 53. 79. 123 Rice. M. Richmond, D. 27 Riddle. T. 47. 61. 131 Roberson, S. 32 RolJCrtS, T. 00, 118, 123 Roberts. V. 50, 57, 65. 137, 70 Robinson, L. 10. 25. 08 Robinson. M. 137 Rodman, D, 18 Rodrigues. S. 131 Rogers. D. 131 Rose. T. 131 Resengarth, K. 108 Ross. S. L, 137 Ross. S. L. 108 Rowell. D. 123 Rudy, P. as. 90, 1:11 Ruggerio. L. 19. Rupley. R. 53, 70, 74, 123 Rutherford. E. 131 Rutherford, M. 53. 70, 74, 92, 123 Ryan. M, 27 Saadat, I. 32. 70, 131 Saadat, R, 32. 131 Salberg. T. 123 Saldana. C. 137 Salisbury. E. 131 Salyer, D, 74 Salyer. L. 137 Sanchez. R. 24. 53, 92 Sanchez. T. 41. 123 Sargent. D, Saunders. C. 137 Saunders. D. 21. 123 Saunders. K. 137 Scharnow, S. 123 Scharnow, T, 137 Schmidt, D. 137 Schmidt, K. Schmidt, P. 137 Schoeler. F. 131 Scholl. A. 53, 55, 108 Scholl. B. 58. 123 Schultz. W. 70, 131 Schumann. K. 137 Schumann. N. 123 Schumann, S. 137 Schumann, T. 109 Sehulz, D. 19, 28, 44 Scoggins, D. 05 Stlflll, B. 89. 131 Settla le, B. 129. 131 SernalllA. 137 Serna, L. 109 Shackleton, D. 14. 20 Sharples. F. 58. 137 Sherrill. I, A. 47, 84, 90, 109. 113 Sherrill, I. L. Sherrill, M. 50. 04, 120, 131 Shivers,T.123 ' ' Shofner, K. 123 Shore, S. 123 Sifers. I. 50, 137 Simmons, P. 129, 131 Simon, R. 110 Singh, S. 123 Skinner. C. 20 sly, H. so, 12:1 Sly, S. 511, 1:17 Smallwood, R. 70, 110 Smallwood, R. 30, 47, 75, 131 Smith, D. 74, 123 Smith, D. 14, 58, 07, 75, 123 Smith, 1. 1:17 Smilh, K. 19,137 Smith, P. 20, 131 Snavely, R. L. 123 Snavel . R. F. 58, 70, 110 Snell, 137 Sobon, C. 75, 90, 110 Stlldutt, lf. 39, 73, 131 Sobon, P. 53, 74. 123 Sollfm, R. 44, 55, 77, 137 150 Index Sommers, T. 22, 96 Soraceo, R. Sparks, D. 131 Spears, B. 20 Spiva, S. 53, 123 Splawn, B. 110 Spurloek, K. 123 Spurlock. M. 110 Spurlock, S. Stahl. R. 137 Standing, K. 41, 75, 123 Statham. R. 79, 123 Stebbins. 1. 1:17 Stebbins, 1. 110 Stebbins. S. 35. 123 Steele, K. 137 Stoger, 89. 123 Stevens, V. 32, 131 Stilwell, D. 137 Stilwell, T. 31, 110 Stiteler. M. Stone, M. 123 Stoughton. T. 131 Stowers. L. 123 Stroud, S. 131 Stroud, V. 137 Strube, B. 123 Strube, I, 111 Suerese, B. 131 Suerese, M. 131 Summers, E. 50, 131 Summers, S. 123 Surginer, K. 123 Sulll, N, 20 Swanner. C. 08. 131 Swanner, K. 111 Swart, M. S. 137 Swart, M. H. 123 Swift, 04. 125, 76, 131 Tarler. C. 00, 07. 123 Tarter. K. 01, 84, 137 Temple. C. 123 Thayer, N. 131 Theobald, T. 111 Thomas, P. 123 F' Thompson. C. 33, 79, 123 Thompson. K. 25 Thompson, M. 110 Thompson, M. L. Thornburg, D. 34, 123 Tierney, S. 123 Tieslau, B. 25, 73 Tilley. I. 20, 131 Tomu, C. 42, 90, 132, 137 Townsend, E. 131 Townsend, T. 137 Triglia, A. 131 Triglia, I. 137 Trotter, M. 73, 137 Truseott, T. 21, 00, 110 Turner, C. 137 Turner, C. 20, 34, 32, 58 Tussey, C. 110 llmphenour, D, 47 Upton, I. W, 123 llplon, l.. 01, 08, 137 llrbani, C. 20, 35 Valvo, I. 20 Vanliaak, D. 05, 77. 137 VanBaak, D. 131 Vance, R. 111 Van Velzen. A. 22, 04 Vasquez, M. 123 Vaughn, M. 131 Velican, C. 137 Vierru,'M. 53, 131, 70 V0li1W, R. 50, 137, 70 Xfilaberski, A. 20 Wagner, S. 84, 111 Vlfalker QB, 24 - Walls, '5 89, 137 Walterman, C. 111 Walters, D, 130. 137 Warden. R. 137 Warner, R. 05, 137 Warner, T. 30, 41. 123, 70 Warren, C. 42, 43 Warren, L. V. 112 ' Warren, L. 50, 89, 131 Warren, S. 50, 131 NXQIK Q eg 44 Waters, P, 137 Watson, R. 137 " Weindel, K. 112 Welch, C. 50, 1' N A Weldin, L. 137 'HE ' Weldin, M. 131 TAA Weldin, S. 137 N Welence, P. AAA Wheat, L. 13, 131 Wheat. T. 112 555 Wheeler, K. 03, 1 Whislar, D. 123 White, A. 112 QZWAJ Q-Q-SL White, I. 137 Whllff, VV. 138 Whitney, D. :11, 112 f Wileher, P. 21 Wiltlhttr, R. 30, 67. 123 - 4 Wildman, S. 123 WilKlS, S. 71. 129, 131 ' Wilkinson C' 50 89 138 Wilkinson: 89: I , WiIIenI1urg, B. I Wi en Jurg, C. 90, 138 Williams. D, 511. 12:1 T700 Williilmfi K. 28 32 84 11' ' Williams: T. 124 I l , ,yplf Wills, L. :11. 112 'bbwajf Q Windmiller, I. 112 Windsor, I. ss, 1:11, 1:1z1 ' Wood, M. S. 58, 77, 131 ft Wofmd, C. 58, 74, 124 Wy ic. 1. 73, 131 X Wylie, T. 131 mfg-ff MMC -WM W Young, D. VT 4 Young, S. R. 00, 124 IIQQ f' Young, S. A. 65, 138, 70 ' 5 7 JAM L, . Zavadel, C. 124 , Zeimet, L. 1:11 V 3 Zerr, L. 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