Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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Cynthia Lori Kivisto Head Varsity Cheerleader 3. Y Jerry Ballard apprehensively awaits for a shaving cream covered balloon, courtesy of Bobbie Reeves. Y Seniors sponsored this year's Homecoming festivities, which included a halftime barbe- cue dinner. George De la Rosa and Jeff Yates serve hot barbecue beef to hungry customers. Cindy: Stairway to Heaven , Choir l-43 Class Secretary 3: Class Treasury 25 Tall Flags lg Class Favorite lg Winter Sports Queen 3, J.V. Cheerleder lg Varsity Cheerleader 25 Janice Kivisto J.K. JAN: Run Like Hell , Daniel g Choir l-33 Pep Club lg Honor Roll l, 3, 43 Principal's Honor Roll 25 Pen 8: Scroll Club 2, 35 N.H.S. 2-4, Class Secretary 23 Class Representa- tive 3g ASB 33 Who'.r Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3g Typing Award lg Advanced Typing Certificate 23 Advanced typing pin 3: Business Math Award 33 Student Council Pin 3: Daisy Chain 3. Become a ticket agent, reser- vation agent or travel agent, travel the world and live it up. l X'uUi5 i .Q ,- rf ,,,., .fZ:7f'1'11Qf,,, Cynthia Louise Knight Cyndie Lou: Sai1ing g N.H.S. Vice-President 45 A.S.B. Sec- retary 41 Pep Club Vice-President 3g Daisy Chain 33 Princi- pal's Honor Roll l-43 Band l-43 Basketball 3, 45 Homecom- 4, Winter Sports Court 35 English pin 35 Arion ing Court Award: N.H.S. 3, 45 Yearbook Editor 4g All-State Band 29 Whaiv Who Among American High School Student: 3. An art or stewardess career. 51

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Y Blanca Gutierrez carefully selects a senior proof which will laterbe used for exchange. AN EXPENSIVE PRIVILEGE t s Senior Picture Time , was the head ing of the letter seniors received m mid October This meant that the graduating students from E M H S had to prepare for a special session with the photographers from Executive Portraits of Anaheim For many years it has been a tradition to dress in best attire and put on a gleaming smile to have pictures taken All of this preparation results in the most exciting aspect of senior pic tures, exchanging the finished product with friends ' This tradition insures that although we may part and go our d1fferent ways, we will always have the memories that the pictures preserve Blanca Gutierrez Shortyg Together g Drill Team l, 2, Basketball l-35 Softball l-3: Most Improved Player 3, Varsity Cheerleader 49 Honor Roll 3, 4: Spanish Il Award 23 Advanced Typing Award 23 P.E. Awardg Who's Who Among American High School Stu- denuf Banner Carrier 4. Go to college, work, and enjoy life as much as possible. Mike Jesse Another One Bites the Dust g Golf lg Baseball 3: Princi- pal's Honor Roll 1-49 N.H.S. 3, 43 English pin l, 25 Algebra I pin lg Geomerty pin 2: Algebra Il pin 35 World History pin 23 American History pin 35 Biology'pin lg Physics pin 35 Spanish pin l, 24 Industrial Arts cenificate 1, 39 English cer- tificate 3: Whoir Who Among American High School Students 3: Class Treasurer 23 Class Vice-President 3. Attend college and get rich. Richard Ross Kain Let the Good Times Roll g Football l-45 Basketball l-4g Baseball 25 JN. Lineman of the year 25 J.V. Most Valuable Player Basketball 23 Most Valuable Player Defense Varsity Football 43 All-Arrowhead League Tackle 43 Black Helmet Award 45 Band l-43 Class ,Secretary 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Varsity Football Captain 4: Honor Roll l-4. Attend college and major in business.

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A Brian Timonen supports a slam dunk attempt by Bobbie Reeves. A Cultural foods prepares holiday theme meals Denise Luisi eagerly awaits her serving of Thanksgiving turkey with the trimmings. L Cleve Gray tires out a stance. SENIORS PLAY THE CAM S uccessful survival in athletic competi- tion encompasses teamwork, sportsmanship, and leadership in playing and non-game cir- cumstances. Seniors Bobbie Reeves and Brian Timonen have continuously demonstrated these characteristics. Bobbie has been a three year positive contrib- utor to the sports of basketball and volleyball. As a senior she was captain of the volleyball team and was selected as Most Valuable Player. Bobbie intends to pursue her athletic ability by majoring in physical education. Brian has lettered four years in football and basketball and has been a captain of each team. Football awards have included all county team membership as a senior and E.M.H.S. most val- uable offensive player. Brian hopes to compete on the gridiron at the college level.