Foothill High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1987 volume:

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Thereiwasi a lot going on to keep all of us busy! e i There were activities and a variety of music each day during lunch to keep our Homecoming spirits high, The activities in- cluded building and ,eating a fancy banana split, pouring water into a test tube as it is held between your partners lips, and com- peting for the best cartoon characters voice. In this contest, S25 was awarded to joe Pena for his imitation of KermitQthe,Frog. After a shortened day',ofj,school Friday, a rally was held in the iquadl Entertainment was provided by dancing songleaders, cheer- ing cheerleaders, and rapping football players. Also, the junior, Sophomore, and Freshman princesses were crowned. After the ,-, fa. rally, everyone excitedly for the parade. i . Almost everyday after school students had met with their class to work on their floats. At the parade, the floats rolled slowly down main street while crowds of people cheered on the sidelines. The final judging decision gave first place to Seniors for The Flinrtoner, second to juniors for Cbipmunkf Go Hawaiian, third to sophomores for George of the jungle, and fourth to the Freshmen for Permutr. f p The final activitiesfor the week included the football game, where the King and Queen were crowned at Half-time, the pic- nic, at Molat Park Saturday afternoon, and finally, the Dance, Saturday evening. V 'lfiigff ' -he u ,gvfj5f::1"' 'iii' X it . W .' W,-.3 gg ,i f an wh use fi, 'b r-25,1 vilfti M' ' Mt m gglflia gg I , rwirmwv was ,, 4 Homecoming JH li as I ' "N .41 . if sagiifi 4 'I ,Q-A ,di RV' Q11 -LS: -Q 2 X I f - v Q s ... . f ,j'.YfZ 13 5: I .- Vi yt, 'X "1 of-ve ff f S: Jah., Q Q ,Q L his , i i N b D Mi' Left Page . -K , , '1-1.N l. ' Q V l. Wendy Ewen takes a minute from hex' work on the it 3, .I . ,W - .A L Sophomore float to pose for the camera. Les ,-'1' il, Z . t X 2, '1,2,3,4 -- We are the Sophomoresf' 3. Maybe Morgan should use a fork next time! 4. "It'sa bird, ifsaplane . . . " 5. "Don't bug me, Fm busy," says Stacy Dolan. 6, "No, I don't wear these sunglasses at night," squaks our mascot jennifer Scott. Right page l, This year the Football teams rap for the crowd at the Homecoming Rally. 2. The junior Chipmunks are one of the Hottest new bands to hit the beach. 3. Seniors "Rock" into "Bedrock" 4. The Freshmen got a late start on their float, but final- y f t f I 5 1X ' " L-L-nonhuman f W- , ur, ""' i. . X , ,za-N , A Kg k Q ' -:.- 'X- 'ii' is X. 2. we " - M Z 'K ii- fe L-:Zigi ill. ' P: jxl 4 in -ee' 's -1 . , :Z ly did a good job. 5. Catch a wave and your sittin' on top of the world. K R' X " 6. The band dresses up every year to show their spirit. XTX, X ' .N ' 1,1 ' .1 ' 5 - V- A f 7. Cave girl jodyiMorris screams "Seniors if ONE!" A 'G xvfu - A ' , V - f - Q T 'vt . ' , at . , K . .V b . , . at , . if j V :M 4-, f Homecoming ff w. ' 14 ffl t on , , Mr, Theil and Mr. Newberry show us a new form of Football. Cheerleaders - Get down on it!! Air Gumby rescues Jay Shaw. Snoopy and the Frosh gang. Karen Fabian proud to be a baby falcon. Who Farted?? Sophomores hardly working. X ,rn l E l 2 8 Homecoming 2. Ty Beeby and Derek Ftitts parade on Friday. 3. Kristin Lipman and jennifer Mardrid enjoyed the cool evening riding in a convertible. 4. Smiling sisters, janice and Karen Gorkoski, royalty for a night, 5. What? Questions Karen Gorkosky. 6. Craig Irish escorts last year's Homecoming Queen for the crowning at half-time. 7. jeff Stutz patiently waiting for the verdict. .rl fi Q. Royalty in the Making A bright sunny day set the mood for the crowning of FHS Homecoming Princesses. Freshman, Sophomore and junior princesses were crowned at a Pep Rally held after school on October. Amy McBride, Terry McClure and Kelly McGiver were Freshman nominees. The Sophomore nominess were janice Gorkosky, Pam Zielske and Kristine Nell. juniors Lisa Leavitt, Kristin McBride and jackie Yee were also nominated. As the final moments grew closer, excitement filled the air. All nominees smiled anxiously upon receiving their gold boxes. Each hoped to be the one to receive one long stemmed red rose. As box tops came off, smiles broke out on the faces of 1986 Homecoming Princesses Amy McBride, janice Gorkosky and jackie Yee. The same excited mood was present as the sunset and night came. Before everyoneknew it, the time had come for the King and Queen to be crowned. King nominees escorted to the playing field by their mothers were Derek Fritts, Tyton Beeby, and jeff Stutz. Nominees for Queen, escorted by their fathers were Karen Gorkosky, Kristin Lip- man, and jennifer Madrid. Again each nominee was given a golden box containing a rose. Curiousity dwindled into excitement as Karen and jeff stepped up to be crowned. Their smiles said it all. The night had been one of great fun and excitement, bringing to a close the an- ticipation of the past week. Homecoming '86 Spirits were high and excitement was in the air as the crowd of students, teachers, and parents cheered on the Falcon Football team, hoping for a Homecom- ing victory. Unfortunately, it wasn't to be, as the game ended with the Cal High Grizzlies sending the Falcons down in defeat. Our half-time entertainment con- sisted of a performance by our award winning Falcon Marching Band. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Queen and King. FHS many have lost the football game, Friday, October 3, but the dance which followed on Saturday night was a victory. The parking lot filled up with cars and dozens of couples in their semi-formal attire strolled gracefully into the transformed gym- The atmosphere was set by the thundering music and colorful streamers as the variegated lights played on the faces of dancing students. People escaped the heat and noice by congregating outside to cool off with a drink of water and powder their sweaty noses. As the clock struck twelve, people headed toward their cars and home. . 1,--nm.M....... ny r fs Getting away from the noise and heat are Becky Reed, Pat Curtin and friends from another school. 'Al-ley, what are you hiding Bennett Williams, the ncxtjohn Travolta. behind your backs Darlene Murphy andjennie Porter?" Sr' wi? M l Q r ii ii What's Not Even though FHS is definitely HOT, thing proved to be a little rocky during the first few weeks of school. Coming back to school was not on the top ten list of favorite things to do in September. The bright rays and late summer night took a toll on some of us, for we came back in some not hot fashions. Some kids had an excuse they were Amador transfers. Most brain dead guys were easy to pick out. The Haired bell-bottom jordache seemed to say it all. Colored bandanas tied around the left leg made the look even more vivid. Usually the spicked dog collars were rarely seen because of the lack of hair cuts the previous school year. The Polos and Izods with the collar flipped had no excuse. Concentration and time was the only way to get a glimpse of hidden penny loafers since the bell-bottom covered a good 2 square feet of the campus. The fun in the sun affected the girls in an adverse way. The jellie shoes and shinny spot sacs was only the beginning. Jordache for her covered with leg warmers was definitely not. Some even tried hidding behind orange caked on faces with bright pink blush, and shocking red lipstick to hide from their embarrassment, but all was useless. The feathered look was real groovy considering it took cans of hair spray to hold that style. In moment of despair, spirits were lifted by a new set of Lee press on nails in the glamor length. Michael jackson and Shadow Cliffs went together like Captain and Teneil. Lucky for us the trip from not to HOT didnt take that long. As the year went on not became a thing of the past. Unfortunately the trip can not be com- pletely forgotten! Our cross town rivals are still in the dark about being hot. Remember boys and girls this summer don't let the summer heat get to you and your fashions. .,,. iit. V .. , . , I xx ,rv Hs ,ef ,,,, ..,,....,,, , F' ,i ow! 5MiEINOu gy me Q0 Wlfixva ,gvwwl L WPgfgXfigUQ1N6 HOT YXNVW uvancu. Ry QHADOVK : 2 cufm if 06xooLLAp,5 M4 VZJLW 655765 52557 ASS 'FOO XFIV7 NU- SPORT 6AC, VN me W55GAvK?'5 COMG NN THE VOCY-ET .JOQDMHQ JELDI Q-5 X Srkoffl XA D69lC1N5fg on f FOP- GE LL !bo'IToM9 QW ff: ciorid' 12 Student Styles . -if R d " RY rg X, . . X . -QX 2 ti 3 5 a. IKYX J is I ,A rw' What's Hot l986-87 were years of high fashion at FHS. The unique styles of dress reflected each person individuality. Around school varities of clothing were seen. For girls when the weather got cold turtleneck, v, crew, knit, fishermen, and long sweaters were the answer. Guess jean jackets, pants, overalls and minis were hot year round. Making it to class on time was no problem -- Gucci and Guess watches care of that. Scrunched down leather with-1 pants or skirts were really hot. Boots were seen? all over campus, and no matter what you did with them they were hot. The sportiest shoes were Reeboks and Reebok high tops. Color coordinated flats were worn with all out fits. Banana clips held all lengths of hair back this year. Silver belts were a familiar sight around waist - silver being a hot color. Traditional backpacks and big roomy 4-""'x leather bags helped everyone carry their books to class. Striped, solid and multicolored rugby shirts were popular with the guys and the gals. For guys 50l's remained ever popular, and suspenders made it big, Rolled up cotton pants with pokets on the side had class. As always Gotcha, T8cC, and all surfing shirts were hot. Corona Extra and graphic tees set the mood for the up coming weekend. During the winter months warm wooland cotton sweaters were all around. Either layeredgwirh turtlenecks, button ups or just plain. CBC, and North Face reappeared. Underneath the thermal socks hor feet were kept warm by Reeboks, Nikes, Adidad, K-Swiss, and Vans. Cool feet wore Flo-jos, Birkenstocks, and Adidas slip ons. As the year came to an end people pulled out their vuarneys and Sunclouds. Shorts, tanks and tees were all that was worn. Now, all we had to do was wait for school to be out so we could hit the beach!!! V Student Styles 15 I4 Activities 5 six xixixes i g Dances Walking from the football field toward the gym, the vibration of the music fills your ears. The cold, crisp wind stings your cheeksg while your anticipation brings you one step closer. Once you've entered, the music takes over your body making your feet move and arms swing. Pleasurable expressions are worn on the faces of all, for our heads are free of all formulas and equations. For the moments we dance, we are just a bunch of lost souls having a good time. Moving rhythmically, we slowly become lost in our own thoughts. Eyes wander and curiousity send our hearts racing. As the music slows its beat, bodies become closer, Emotions become obvious through joined hands and locked lips, All of a sudden the mood has become hearty - because after all these are OUR dances. l 4 lf Activities Lisa and Katy assist Kim in posing for the camera. Hey babe, Wainna dance? Paula sneeks in for a picture with the gang. Leon finally gets his nerve up to ask Kelly to dance jcnnys amused by ,I im's fanqf footwork. Hey, Hey, Ask me to dance, Ask me to dance! jims in deep thought about who will be the next lucky girl to get a dance. r S FHS Marching Band 86-87 The Foothill Falcon Marching Band has a total of one hundred twenty members. The-band itself is one of Northern California's premiere bands. Students in the band have to give up a great deal of their free time to practicing in order to make their field shows a success. A field show is a nine to twelve minute performance on the football field where each member of the marching band executes various maneuvers while playing his instrument. While the band plays, you see the flag girls and the rifle girls twirling about in unison. The Foothill band competes all ove the world. This year the band has planned a trip to go to Europe during the summer. In l988, the band has been invited to Australia. This coming Spring, the band will perform in Hawaii. Some interesting places that the band has already visited are: Superbowl '85, Los Angeles, Florida, the Rose Parade, and the Tournament of Roses. Responsible for the success of Foothill's Marching Band are Bob Moorefield, Director and Andy Faye, Drum Major. Ji1.....s:..S l. Missy Watrreti takes time out to say "Hill Z. Andy liiye gives his best side to the crunera, 5. The band performs during Holm-coming, 4. FHS band marches down Main Street during the Homecoming Pnmrle. 5. Some Band members strutting their stuff. ik M11s2f.s 1. A 'i r.+A.4f." X410 e3.AA.iA-,6k4 -QQ. , . ,W i'1 An K-...,,.f THE MARCHERS-Bob Moorefield, Director, Andy Faye, Drum Major, On the Flutes-Christi Alfano, Stacey Anderson, Nerissa Arnould, Tina Bailey, Beth Ann Bartaglia, Christine Car- bonaro, Nichelle Debortoli, jenni Freeman, julie Graham, jennifer Michaud, Helen Nelson, Barbara Vincent, Renee Wuepperg On the Saxophones-joe Biagini, Greg Emerick, David Griswell, Arthur Hinds, Tracy May, Becky Mellott, Ryan Murphy, john Oliverius, Elena Pena, Sean Reek, Kari Samuelson, Mark Schukle, Steve Stutz, On the Mellophones-Melissa Berry, Alison Contois, joAnn Gehrke, Kristie Loeffler, On the Trombones-Mike Blinn, jorn Boyd, Mark Dunakin, Scott Thomsen, On the Baritone- jesus Miranda, jeff Stutz, David Zookg On the Oboe-Bronwyn Sandercock, On the Tubas-Mark Hernbroth, Craig Woosley, On the Clarinets-Sue Baumgarten, Traci Doherty, Dana Gabbert, Cindy Irwin, Carol Kilgress, Nicki Knapp, Darian LeBrie, Avery Lodato, jeff Runyan, Karla Shoquist, Sheri Stormanski, Pam Zielske, On the Percussions-Randy Avenell, jeff Baumann, joe Cravotta, Tom Demarsa, Chris Duncan, Bob Gallup, Mike Malatesta, jeff Olson, On the Trumpets-Mike Bowers, Chad Cox, Scott Hart, Brian Hill, Mark Innes, Mike Mitchell, Brian Olmstead, Ed Ragle, Leanne Russell, Teri Savino, john Schuchardt, Marianne Spororno, Todd Tucker, Richard Churillo, With the Flags and Rifles-Terra Arnould, julie Barzee, Michelle Black, Tara Borden, julie Chase, jennifer Chalmers, Grace Cloyd, Noel Cohan, Kim Connors, Alisa Davis, Molly Delaney, Karen Gorkosky, Pilar Graham, Michelle Hart, jeanell Hofacre, Kathleen johnson, Kara Kruger, Renee Leporati, Kim Mannon, Sheila McMullen, Lynn Melson, Raquel Phillips, Robyn Phillips, Mary Redinger, Michelle Rogge, SnydiScort, Fiona Shanks, Melissa Smith, Vicki Stormanski, Sandy Sullivan, Stacy Tudor, Missie Warren, and Nadine Viola. . fm? 1-ff I9 - - Halcyon Staff 86-87 The purpose of the Yearbook staff is to create a memory of the year for the entire student body. Our main goal for this year was to mention or picture each students at least twice. Yearbook is an enjoyable class, but much time and effort goes into its production. The preparation for year- book starts months before the new school year. This year's preparations consisted of three different seminars. At the beginning of the summer there was a seminar at Dominican College in San Rafeal attended by Mrs. Robb. In early August there was a photography seminar in San Francisco at Lowell High School. At this seminar Barbara Clune and Derek Fritts learned the techniques of good picture taking. The third seminar was in Berkeley just before school started. Barbara Clune, Cori Pilkington, and Dori Enriquez spent three days learning the do's and don't's for putting together a successful yearbook. This year our yearbook staff has hired a new company, Taylor Publishing Company. This company emphasizes the use of computers unlike last year's publishing company. Computers are a new thing for most of us, but gradually we are all learning its techni- ques. We have discovered that we like using computers because they have proven to be much more efficient and less time consuming for efficient production. Yearbook may sound like a lot of work, it is! But at the end of the school year, each and every one of us who worked on the yearbook is proud of his work. We are looking forward, with anticipation, to seeing the completed book. lil' 'iii SW'-,fr ....... .--,- ... .g 4. mfti' ' f v 1. Brian Anderson checks out his expert work. 2, Scott Pietro takes a break from the yearbook. 3. The yearbook staff worked through lunch to meet their deadlines, 4. "I hate computers, says Craig Irish. 5. Barbara Clune analyzes her layout. 6. What's she complaining about now 7. Patrick McMullen tries to look innocent, , AA ,an T at-I :J .5 p my--6 Q Qltly Q-sl . fi: W!! ,pg .nm ! 1.-gg ri l as S L' 1 K v l I 4 ,K I A 'r Ha if ,ave l. Sara carefully plans her layout. 2. "You want us to do what!" 5, THE STAFF-itop rowh Hector Ocacliz, Nilxlas jansson, Brian Ander- son, Derek Fritrs,jon.1than Hunt, Scott Pietro, Charlie Stuller, Patrick McMullen, Craig Irish. lnext rowj Marty Grasso, Kim Byers, jenny Hilcle, Martine Moore, Amancla Reynolds, Heather O'Sullivan, jill Gregerson, Barbara Clune, Dori Enri- quez, inext from left to righte top to bottom! Cheryl Powers, Remi Souza, Kristin Zierau, Rhonda Emanuel, Diana Matlrigal, Rene Sandoval, Chris Cornish, Sara Grasso, Scott Harvey ancl Cori Pilkington, Not shown, but students from last semester are jocli Summers, Kristen Meliritle, and Sara Philipovirch. S 1 5 Volume XIV Nllmbfl' 7 Foothill High School Pleasanton, CA 94566 january 16, 1987 'YPOQNIPUY Trivia x , .,, f' Y,sw- For another year, Inflight informed students, teachers, and parents of the activities occurring at FHS as well as the world around them. Headlines on the news page brought stories of the strike, students being harrassed by an anonymous caller on the school pay phone, UFO's being reported over'Alaskag and coverage of the Iranian Affair. The Opinions page brought controversies of smoking in the bathroomsg and many let- ters were sent to the editor with students gripes about Inf'light's columns, the Administration, and the strike. How to shop for the perfect Christmas present, skiing in the Sierras, and the latest fashions were brought to Inflight's Features page. The Entertainment page reviewed movies, concerts, books and the best and worst of 1986. The sports section had columns by Rob Williams and jeff Stutz covering all of the sports teams. We NUM, NJ r,, 5 1 1 1 E was l. 4'Can you believe that she wrote that?" Z. "Ain't this Transformer nent?" 3. THE INFLIGHT STAFF-ltopj Rob Williams, Eric Darling, Chris Hoffman, Qsecond rowj Brian Wilson, jaigger Pot- ter, Brian Murphy, Mark Beclcentlorf, Matt Simpson, ithirtl row! Greg Alex- ander, Christy Evans Patricia Calkins, Margy Grassmyer, jason Rothman, jen Sait, john Failday, lbottom rowb Ra- quel james, jennie Mahan, Charlie Stuller, Lary Alatleen Advisor, jackie Carlton, Steve Srutz, und Heather O'SL1llivun. 4. "What the - l is this!" 5. Writer's tramp? ' ,W F.H. . rama The drama club is breaking new ground with its presentation of Molere's "Scapin". This will be the first time the award winning Foothill Drama club has attempted a Hcommedia del arte". They will take this year's production to El Paso, Texas and Las Vegas, Nevada. The cast includes Matt Foster, Terry Grove, Carlie Kaplan, Tonya Wartl, jon Brurie, jennifer Scott, jennifer Chalmmers, Kathy Pratt, Chris Faye, and David Roberson. The Stage manager, technical director, production assistant, and director are Diona Cheng, Geof Syphers, Chris Churillo, and Mark Le- piane respectively. Presenting a play isn't all "play", it's hard work. TTHS years tday looks hke ics going to be another blockbuster. 4 U 5Mi55i0n,l-otjflxull Drama 'W'- dcvtzlop lcadcrislrip. Sellkconndrft :cc , riislx ldkll W, appr-ccidlion for lla: won-lc ,ofsoflrerfa and T lx: ditfsaififi Tocconllnuc llle qpcol l:for-,knowlcrdge. ffl.. u A 39" ,fy fa Kms ,fv-f., 4 'S f 1 n 1'-ll' it url xr fg 'JQN X NXXXN ff . -,.i:f3W W y X X H fly 'illl Q lv lf ff G l 6 ,gala . V lj V X iterar Magazine """ U-2511 . 1 Riding on the wave of the massive fame and success of 1986's magazine, "Pen is Pen", the Literary Club soared to great heights with a new and exciting newsletter entitled 'iThe Alchemist." After this publication, the club worked feverously to publish the soon to be classic "Eat My Parakeet." The Literary Club exists to promote student writing of any creative bent and to publish the shinning works of these starving iwe don't have brunch anymore,D young artists. The club promised to have the best-ever-in-the-whole-wide-world- publication party for "Eat My Parakeet". At the Literary Festival held in May, free magazines, live music, classical recitals, poetry readings, films, free access to drinking fountains, free parking, and free air . . . can life get any better? will be provided. Those responsible for the magazine include an unknown lcan anyone identify him?D, Eric Darling, Becki Reed, Niela Kleinsmith, Tricia Caulkins, Christy Evans, Jenni Frincke, jennifer Saito, Herr Heinitz, Lisa Garcia, Kevin Wilson, and Sheila Cunningham, I'?""" 'i' li: The Foreign Exchange Club is a mixture between Americans and Foreign Exchange Students who get together onoe a week, planning common activities under the sponsorship of Ms. Cooper. The idea of the club is to get together and to have a good time. It is also a support group for the exchange students in their new environment. Activities during the fall have been: a weloome party, Super Bowl night, ice skating a trip to San Francisoog a bike tour to Sunol Regional Park and a Halloween Party. For the spring, plans have been made for a visit to Alcatraz, a trip to Berkeley, a trip to Golden Gate Park, and to see the aquarium in Monterey. g Foothill Interact lneract, a community organization sponsored by the Rotary Llub, is service oriented. Activities this year have included: an after school free tutoring program held in the Libraryg visitation of a local convalescent hospitalg teacher apprecia- tion activitiesg and a tree planting ceremony in memory of Kevin Barry and Kathy Mascha. The club is sponsored by Ms. Yakabota. Margie Grassmeyer, Sabrina Ostle, jennifer Winter, and jennifer Fenolio are its members. 'wha pm... CLOSE si it is i7 " , 'ff ' ,rifle il if ,.ifm..., IMI . . fab K l l , l This year, despite the lack of advertising, the Close Up trip to Washington D C was a complete success Four students Diona Cheng, Christina Gangnuss Cindy Gregersen, and Charlie Stuller went on the trip Each said that they had a wonderful time The trip was full of seminars, workshops, lectures, and discussion groups on such subjects as trade, budget, defense, and labor unions. Although very educational and fun there was too much information shoved into too little time. There were 1200 students on the trip during our week but only 200 were in our hotel. The major portion of these 200 drew very close to each other and'this made for an incredibly fun week. It was both a socially and educationally stimulating experience. l. The Washington Monument as seen from the East Capitol steps. 2. Reagan's hideaway from the press. . The East steps of the capitol as seen from the Mall Area. . A statue ofthree Vietnam soldiers outside the Vietnam Memorial in DC. 5. Orville glids along im the Smithsonian while his brother Wlilbur, along with thousands of tourists, look on. 6. Are Mr. Sweeney and his wife contemplating a major crime while standing in front of the Supreme Court! 5 4 FBLA . . f N I G , . ,, ' 1 9 4 ,. I M, .. FBLA: Future Business Leaders of America. The club is trying to promote the students to become competent and responsi ble business leaders. It also introduces students to the American Free-Enterprise System. The club's main focus is the opera tion of the student store. Conferences and workshops held throughout the year keep the club current with business practices. 5176171 X TE It's four o'clock in the morning and Sunday. Why should anybody with common sense get up at that time of day? The answer is simple: Everybody likes to have great skiing with the ski club. Everybody likes to change clothes in the bus. Everybody likes to be the first in the lift line. Everbody likes to 'ski mogles until their knees feel like a worn out spring system in a Volkswagen bug. Everybody likes to ski in such a deep powder that they can barely breathe. Everybody likes to get tanned from the sun beating through the clear blue sky. Everybody likes to eat their lunch while their skies are stolen. Everybody likes to try that jump that everybody is always talking about, but from which no one walks away alive. Everybody likes to show off their new sunglasses. Everybody likes to see ten different ways of entering a lift incorrect- ly. Everybody likes to see Mr. Thiel trying to explain the rules ofthe day to a bunch of high school students. Everybody likes to throw themselves out for the steepest slope on the whole ski area realizing after awhile that a parachute would have been a good idea. Everybody likes to spend some days in a hospital. Everybody likes the taste ofa cool soft drink after of a day of skiing. Everbody likes to fall asleep on the bus on the way home. 1. After the picture Andi Gekle and Per Von Knorring took the lift down 2. Jennifer Kinzel trying to hide behind a ski pole. 3. tfrom left back rowl Hector Ocadiz, Leon Bascom, Mr. Thiel, Noelle Zaballos, Nicke Jannson, Jody Summers. ffrom left front rowl Per Von Knorring, Andi Gekle, and Denise Kervin. ftfglv er 'nf xi? LEADERSHIP CLASS ,Q Leadership class was started in 1985 by a group of class officers who decided that they needed time dur- ing school to do work on school activities. The class consists of lT1OSt of the class officers, student body of- ficers, the head cheerleaders, and other interested students. Cathy Bonetti CMomJ teaches the class and keeps us going, The class does a lot of work that isn't always evident to Foothill students, Some of the ac- tivities that the class puts on include: dances, homecoming, class activities, spirit week, class com- petititons, lunchtime activities, teacher luncheons, blood drives, can food drives, GMOC, and many other activities. The class also spends a lot of time on school communications, making signs and flyers to promote upcoming activities. The Leadership class takes place fifth period, but one period isn't enough time to get everything done. Although being an officer is a lot of work, everyone enjoys doing their part to xii 'M ft v,.,Alf0fi 1, Paula Lessing, Randy Kincade, Rob Reber, Carlene Michelotti, Brent Messenger, Qnext row! Paul Saito, Mark Pendleton, Chad Holms, John Koenisgberger, Erin Capilla, Tony Smith, Qnext rowl Kayln McIntosh, Diona Cheng,jeff Watanabe, Craig Irish, jon Asmussen, Stacy Dolan, Wendy Erven, fnext rowb jeff Stutz,Nancy White, Lee Green, Teresa Kennedy, Diana Navarette, Kim Fritts, Tracy Mor- is Lisa Jensen and Cathy Bonetti 2 Out sign is . . if 1 , - - make Foothill the best that it Um be. than yours! 5. Nancy White wonders what Wend Erven is Y talking about, 4, "Why do I always get stuck painting signs?" 5. f'I'm bad!" l 'V- ST DE TBODY OFFICERS Craig Irish-Student Body President. Mark Pendleton-Student Body Vice-President. Paula Lessing-Commisioner of Student Affairs. Rob Reber-Student Body Treaser. Nanty White -Student Body Secretary. U. , S S t-,45 6. "What? I'm working." 7. Appointed olifitcrs-i'I'opD Randy Kincndt: -Publicity, Chad Holms-Rally Commissioner 4BottomJ Kim lfritts- junior Publicity, Diana Navarcttg-2nd semester junior Vine-President, Kayln Mclntos-h-Coinmisioner of Athletics, Stacy Dolan -Sophomore Publicity. 8. "You said to say Chet-z." 9. 'AI didn't do it!" W'l of . 3, R H, .V 6 - y .S I . 1. N5 3 4 s 1' Don't bother me, I'm busy!" "LEARN BY DOING"-ROP's motto The Regional Occupational Program QROPD provides many different classes for on the job training to anyone sixteen years of age and older. The students in the pro- gram learn a variety of skills ranging from market skills to good work habits. The goal of the ROP program is to prepare the student with training for the future. People interested in ROP can take courses ranging from Animal Science, Meat Cutting, Walter Pollution Control, Cosmotology, Child Care, and Welding technology. Information on available classes can be found in the career center. it The Foothill Garden. 9 5 'lpn if "Maybe I should have bought bottles!" Q "eu! Whafs that smell? --,- , Michelle waits impauently to be judged -vvg.,,,,,P- Y - .sA,,,,, W -Q ,Q Ms. Thomas demonstrates thc flm xrr of Lurrymf, .1 Low 56 CSF-Calfornia Scholastic Federation is an organization of students concerned with academic excellence. A istudent must apply each semester in order to be a member of CSF and he must meet certain set academic standards. Acceptance to CSF automatically qualifies one to receive scholarships at many state colleges, universities and private schools. Life membership Qfour semesters out of six, one of which must fall within the senior year,D helps students qualify for college admittance. CFS's Motto is "Scholarship for Service." The organization provides school, as well as community services. The members act as guides for Back to School Nightg work at sporting eventsg work in the ofhce doing secretarial workg and have adopted the Senior Citizens at a Pleasanton Con- valescent Hospital for their special project. Each member must participate in at least two service projects per semester. As a reward for active service, CSF takes a field trip each semester. Gathered in our favorite picture taking location are the leaders ofthe group Mark H:-rnbroth 1 Vice-President, Lee Green - President, Sabrina Ostle - Secretary, Eric Li -- Treasurer. The Members . . . 3 1 .fl , . 2 na CSF . at-as 1, 'T is at , , if ,. AQ lg ' LV 5,1 x 'll ,g g W , ..,.. 2 Wg . in , VIN , 4- FALCON 'S SPIRIT E E Foothill Falcons' Cheerleaders worked hard for their place on the squad. They attended NCA camp during the summer. There they learned a lot about cheering and how to con- trol spirit. They were awarded recognition for Outstanding Leadership and the j.V. Squad was awarded a Superior ribbon. The Varsity Squad received an Outstanding Technique plaque which gave then an opportunity to at- tend the Hula Bowl in Hawaii. It takes a lot of effort to cheer at Football games in the Fall and at the Basketball games in the Winter. THE SQUAD: l. Head Varsity Songleader-Heather Reid 2. Head Varsity Cheerleader-Suzanne Bouzer 3, Head J, V. Cheerleader-Stacy Dolan 4. Head Freshman Cheerleader-Terri McClure 5. Spirit Squad Advisor-Mrs. Sandy Woods 6. The 1986-1987 Spirit Squad-iTop l-rjjanien Ferry, Danielle Stanko, Carlene Michelotti, Suzanne Bowser, Qthird l-ri jack Carlton, Stefanie Stocek, Nicole Meier, Heather Reid, Debbe Stallings, Kristen McBride, Mrs. Wood, isecond l-tb Becky Cocilova, Shawna Burroughs, Michelle Michelotti, Capi Nauta, Aimee Shafsl-cy, Stacey Dolan, Qbottom l-rj Ter- ri McClure, Amy McBride, jill Madrid, Tracy Mertis, Kelly Maclver, Aimiee Miller. F I y -.' 'T li f l'i"'T,iIi ' " if 'Y -S'X.g fix . V J 'V x' f V c c fi f' . - l. 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'Q' if S A t M , k .Q - A 991 i i Lx A 5-A L - X w1,m,,-. ,sa . ... ,. ,. XX. mi sm ' - -G - iieiim 'swf - ' " sewn? , X- X--e,.?'V ' 5 ' ' ' -'fs 'M wh 'u- ,X X . v 1. "Wait for me, you guysf 2. Defensive linemen plug the holes. 5. "Augh! He's got me!" 4. "That's not fair, the opponent tackled him from his blind side!" ' 5, Coach Gilchrest and QB Lyle discuss the fine points. LV. I9 GROUNDED One of fhe few highlighfs of ihis season was a siunning second half efforf againsf League Champs Granada, where fhe offense scored fwenfg-one poinfs, while fhe defense held Granada scoreless. The sfrengfh of lhis gear's feam was defense, although if couldn'f quife compensafe for a Iefhargic offense. The frusfrafion of a winless season erupfed in a brawl againsf Livermore. This gear's feam showed an abundance of falenf and should be a major facfor in ihe success of fuiure feams. Perhaps, the Falcon's sirongesi poinf on offense were ifs receivers while ihe defense was verg well balanced. VARSITY FCCTBALL FO0THILL'9 FALCONS Viciories over Norihgaie and Granada highlighied ihe season as rookie coach Mafl Sweene guided his Fooihill Falcons io a seveni place linish in ihe EBAL and a 2-8 record ihis gear. The Falcons almosi upsei high ranked California and San Ramon High Schools, bui Iosl, like evergone else, io EBAL Champions Monie Visia. The Falcons also fell shori againsi crossiown archrivals, Amador. Individual perfor- mances siood oui in This gear's season. The Falcons were re resenied on The firsi ieam all EBAL squa bg sophomore Wide Receiver Ro er Siebe. Craig Woolse represenied i e Falcons on The secon ieam. "The Claw" was moved lo delinsive line in ihe homecoming game a ainsi Cal and he ravished ihe opponenfs acklields for ihe remainder o ihe season. Sieve Fields and Joe Groesser anchored The ol'- Fensive line. I. AI.in D.iniels riiilales the reuivcr. 2. Kevin .ind the Ref' 4, liooiliills ilelinse swarms to the lmll eiirrier. fl. ,Lillies ,li-nsun .inrl joe Johansen on ii lxiclcolrlr, 5, "Now lliif. is :lie wily were going to ilu it." I li li! 4' in i 2 THE PLAYERS: Ltopb Eugene Winter-66, Randy White-80, Rob Burton -82, Brian Plake-87, Alan Smith-73, Kevin Lemmo-12, Todd Anderson-53g Qsecondl Daven Demeyer-68, Otis Reding-14, Bob Reasoner-32, Tim Healey-7, james Jensen-64, Brad Letak-84, joey Johanson-6, Bud Bonetti-Coach, Coach Sweeneyg lrhirdk jeff Winter-10, jon Dunphy-60, Steve Faustina-24, Alan Daniels -22, Greg Neves-Manager, jason Barton-78, George, Schmitt-43, jeff Stutz-34, Dan Schuchardt-56, Dan Sweeney, Carl Marsh. Cfourthj Steve Fields-55, Angelo Scavonne-5, Tony Smith-33, Mike Winter-20, Dave Burnham-45, Terry Hunt-65, jason Schrieber-77, Mark Dunakin -58g ififthb joe Cannon-76, Chris Lutz-88, joe Groeser-50, Bryan Larson-37, Roger Siebe-27, Richie Blair-52, Ross Nort- 57, Craig Woosley-45, Tom Parco-42. v if fi rr fr? 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The girls played a hard game with Diana Ringsmuth as their coach and juanita Preston as their assistant coach. The team was vic- torious against such schools as Livermore, Dublin, Granada, and California. jennyjohnston and Deb- bie Hom were runners-up to the winners, Laura Goldt and Michelle DePasquele in the EBAL Tournament. 3 f fvyq ' T ' . G ,Q I ,f ' wi , M nz at -H Q If qi , 4-fig H, 5221! ' A l.i.mg.,,., A A fl' . V I i 'Ks amy ,f ,' .zo new A Y fa L ae. ard' ' -544, ,jab Q' " 3 ,4 02 WM, ,T i,,e i f ,, :Z Zhlwm, V mi slstt 'rf:i?if1?l'Ei'?l" X ' f X .1 nf 5 l 'fm T id M W 4 a., u if XX- iiaar 'J !?!".22! fl 42" T V' X Z I , N V , . 'Z ma 'ffglr-,mg - . ..L , T , T T . e 48 .V J 2',liW'i MW fl w Q. t'+'f.', " P ua- ly ' Y 4' .Xi Ve 4,141 4, +,.a -1 . f- nf -y f"'f-' W' H 3 qw v 5' a W 1 M i f ' -9 fin, as V 4, 7 Q M- ,, 9 + aw w 'Thaw 9' 4 M 'E I myaiiaubria ii f '+V ' Q ' ,,, A l lb ,N ai. MMM' Qesj .rr nv . L fi xJ ROSS- COUNTRY , up , 1-, , H vi. 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K fx. - '.J:: EN 5 . 1 vw? ,A Q H 4 ' -yy kr I "'fk 4 K ""'-538 r V r . 4 g 'Z Q, , ff ff ' ' 1 ,U V ' r , ? r , "Z mrgffxi , V, Mfg, , 1 x ir if f a 4 M . x V I ,4 55, , L I, .gt x , - If W., 1 Y'-by Q :Z X xg' r r 1 "im rv, ,Jr ms.. W 2, "" rl - . . ,.:, . ...2 r .- ...: - f zeg .-M. ...., .,,.. -.- ,,.. f . ,, ,,,.. am. .. .... mf... ,,.... ,,... .4...fZ",5f....,,,,ry??n-lk, ,ur I . , -. - R The Grrl s Cross Country team enloyed a very sucessful season, wrnnmg for the first trme IH Foothrll s hrstory a dual meet co-champronshlp wlth Granada. They began therr wrnnrng streak w1th a pre-season meet agamst Lrberty and contrnued lf through to 1 5215 - - - - W the end. The only loss commg from the ban Ramon rat pack. Unfortunately the wrnnmg streak . . - . . . . came to a halt at the league meet, where the grrls came up w1th fourth place, just m1ss1ng qualrhca- . . . . . . . rron for NLS. All thrs good work was accomplrshed wrth an amazamg five people team, the , . . . . - mmrmum requnred to complete. Senror Marranne Spotorno, a four year veteran led the team. . , ' . . . . 3 if junrorlxaylyn Mclntosh and Senror Momka Tozrer vred for the second place spot. Track star Chrlstma Ganghuss and Senror Lheryl Power rounded out the team. The boy s team drdn t fare - - - . as well thrs season, although they had a farrly strong, team. Sophomore Donme Nelson took the 1 f l f ' Y f rr - h ,rr 1 A 1 ' J 1 h 1 f le R' 11 b h' a hf W 1 ear , vunnrnf., many o IS races t rout, L etermrnatron ant are vtor , rg t e rn 1m came junror Dean Garbrn and Senror Lee Green, two strong runners. Senror Chrrs Peterson junror Greg if Anderson and Senror jeff Ardley rounded out the top srx whrle Senrors Tom Teney and Mark Hern- OI I'ULlf., I Llp I L FCEM. - ...ll l- 'ia .. es f. . s S as ,.3a..- . as 'G H' ff F f -e ' . .. I I ' y Q ee , 1'7" H , I li . Z safar i" f. xr fa rr fm If l. Cheryl Power tontentmtes on her tomperuors, 2 Greg Alexander .msrruggles up one of the many tough hrlls rn his three mile mee. 5 Resting before rl race rs .xlxxuxys rmpormnt -l. Tom, lvnttlmg the lull ' 5. Tum "Skid" Gangnuss keeps an eylle our for potholes. 6, Lee, Tom .md Dean thetk out the tompetuxon :ami 'V , E R '53-M' 'mai JUNIOR VARSITY fe 'gy lj ii . . i A:'. qgpnunnmnn MF' Q Q mgmullll , qpgnmmd ARSITY TAKI ' IT Loren LeBeau - Captain Loren always seems to have all the fans behind him. But that's only natural. He's an ex- tremely likable kid. He has lots of friends and everyone on campus knows him. Everyone who knows him naturally pulls for him. That and of course, he is extremely exciting to watch. Loren helped lead the Falcons to a 19-11 record overall, 11-3 in EBAL and a berth in the NCS 3 A Play-offs. His 28 points against league champion San Ramon was one of the best offen- sive performances this year. He has the ability to score but seems to enjoy hitting the open teammate just as much. "1t's funny - they recruit guys and measure their height and weight and know how long his arms are and you might come up with a good player, But you can't measure a kids heart, and Loren has plinty of that, '---...M l WN i TO THE H OUP .,.. i f , . .. F333-f . , ..,: 1 ,K ... . ' I 3 l' Mi 5 I ' ..,.. .. . .... . , ,.. . .. .. r -- - f f ...,.., 1 :Q -1--5.-.-6 . . . ,-.- . - :ir .if-aaa ra . , .J ":- "' eff- ag" -ag. sa' is' . 1 .yy -' : ,tu 1 1. : .. Wg. af ,,.. i... ,. .... , ,... , .., . ..i., .,... .. . K- 1 aaa 'ke ' """' , . .. .. ,, .,,, 1. .- ,.. tea- E Falcons Reach NCS , ,,5 Eg? - ggstggigiilfl is . Si 3 l -: ' -2 we it -:.'- 2, at 1 5511153 fi I If ff 1 is 3,3 Zig? 3 1,312 K? 51311 12 E I., ggi gl i ' H a t 'E 1 , ' X if Sm ' 51,1 515 I El 5? 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W,N 2,EiU iE 5 we 1 1,1 P-w a I : . agua' .it-xi. l 1 , 1 tftlxlwl Mig' 'L if ls ' E ll x 151 U5 at m tr at 1 X I 1 J. 4,,+.,,,IEi ffl., g s, 5 Ni . I f 'Ili if l' 5 l wt' l 55 -1 I ' 2 l il f agp., awk 23? fi E a , t fl E 5 ' 'Y -I i Ngijvi i R? -,gil iirg ifildl ? ahighsliif Q f Q se . XSS E Q E, www "auf , qnuuP"" wif s p 'F :fs 5 a H 'af : The 1986-87 basketbal team completed a very exciting and successful season. Their 19-11 record was the 2nd highest win total in the school's history. In the pre-season, the Falcons took Znd place honors in the AntiochfKiwanis Invita- tional Tournament. Foothill won the first game of the tournament, a thrilling 59-58 decision over San Rafael, who eventually won the NCS ZA Championship. Host An- tioch topped the Falcons in the champion- ship game. In the American HighfTim Cole Invita- tional, Foothill defeated host American, 62- 48, and then captured the championship with a thrilling 59-57 overtime victory. Mit- ty of San jose, who were 11-O at the time. The resurgent Falcons concluded a 6-5 preseason with a victory over San Jose. The Falcons continued to win when the EBAI. season began. A 5-2 lst half and 6-I ' Znd half' gave the ll-S Falcons a Znd place finish and host of the Shaughnessy Play-offs. Two wins against rival Amador highlighted the EBAL season. In the play-offs, Foothill defeated Dublin, lost to Monte Vista, then defeated Monte Vista in the final Shaughnessy game. This 2nd place league finish gave the Falcons an automatic berth into the NCS 3A Play-offs. A tough 65-46 loss to Logan, who eventually won the NCS 3A title, ended a most successful season for the Falcons. 'AI will miss the enthusiasm and dedica- tion this team displayed. They were a pleasure to coach and a joy to watch. They had extreme confidence in each others abilities, and really came together as a team, I enjoyed every practice with this group," stated Coach Hansen. 55 r 56 J.V. and FRESHME BASKETB LL FRIZSIIMIZN, VliRY IMPRESSIVIZ SEASON! Under the experiented toaehing ol' Bill Sheridan this year's lvoys' hasket- hall tem had an extiting season only losing two games against league cham- pions Monte Vista and then to San Ramon. This teams hard work and ef- K fort tertainly paid ollii the end helping them win many games. This young W and talented team holds a great future ahead ol, them, lets hope they con- J tinue to win in the years ahead. j.V. BOYS' BASKETBALL George Papafians ,l.V. team had a good season. They went 5-6 in preseason, 7-7 in league and ll- l 5 overall. This team also won the Antioch tournament helore th season started. There were many exciting games played this year, and a lot olllse stores such as the last game played against tross town rivals Amador V.illey losing to them at the lvuzzar, hut this team worked will and were very positive alwot the whole season. All in all it was a suttessful season. TH!! ll! 2 I Donny Nelson argues with rel' over a had call. f tm, HI TF! H '3 K T4 '-sql. Inn Koehler thinks ilunkly lor his nest move. ttop l-ri jim Koehler, Brian Papka, Marty Grasso, Mike Allanto, Doug Snodgrass, Cioaeh George Papaziang tbottom l rb Steve Cholis, Pete Gaekle, Mike Draken, lfrie Peterson, Ron Parrish, Davis Natamu. ltop I-ri Darren Annear, Chris Dnnakin, David Ferry, Kurt Ottaway, Damian Kallis, Qmiddle l-rj Mitch Larkin, Bobby May, liryan 'l'ierney, ,lush Ruling, -jason Dunphyg tlwottom l-rh Danny Lemmo, jim Brandes, Shane Salazar, Mark Nalatesta, Danny Moyles. to follow l 3 K S .Y 5" t f tssmfnw . L M- ft . :L . .. 2. " L , .sf "ii 4 .I fi"""""' 4 X4 Dave lferry yumps high lor the relvound. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETB LL X ff! ,ff 73 Q H P j Moore Becky Mellor: Amy Connors Marianne Sperornri jenny Bridal! , 'W as vt , , ,v , Coach Amy Brimeyer i Lf Ji L'rk'r rriyy iijili' .r,'r wif is LL, LVLL: LLLl s if ' LLLLL:'L lfffii Lamrre Sheridan Angela Boyd Q Maureen Hyde l..mrie, Amy .mcl M.iuret-n extlaim, "Oli my Kioshi, XVlucl1 'l.ool4 Coach, no hanrlslm spoutsI,.iur.1Stanltovich way tlitl ir gof' lioorlulls varsity girls lmslcr-ilmll re.im has got the sp A brand new varsity coach and an excellent assistant hrought a fresh brrearh of air to Foothill Highs girls varsity haskethall team. Helping with leatlership were the captains Laura Stankovich and Kaylyn Mclntosh. Many changes came about this season. Playing with intensity ancl pritle lior their school, the girls workecl hartler than they ever hacl, leacl hy the Seniors Amy Brimeyer, Marianne Spotorno, ancl Laura Stanlcovich. The leadership scorers were Marianne Spotorno .incl Kaylyn Miln- tosh, who hoth averaged clouhle figures, On the cleliensive sicle Amy Connors was clelinitely the specialist, Although everyone triecl their harclest, Amy seemecl to stancl out from the rest. Miss Hill is looking fiorwarcl to the returning players, and will miss the ones who are leaving. She hopes rhai the winning attitucle and the team spirit comes hack with the team. Coach Carolyn Hall Kaylyn Mcinmsh MGE 1 i 3 , 1 7' 5 4-:: 2- ' .e Q 2,1 We 5522355 Quai: :S aaa ?'f ' i v 3 ,L . 553522 mga at-' : f ffgafgg Q11,1K39EQa aaa giigi we Warns :garter-5 afgwawas an far amiga-,E nw We -: WEEE? gfggmxxle. " X Eiiaiilrf aasaaaiai 2552255 iiiffilii gieiigw 552521 M2535 wa s LYNX' at E YE QSESEE V BASKETBALL GIRLS JV Coach julie Hanks a young enthusiastic, college stu- dent ready to take charge and make a great team. 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K W F' pc W ,em K 21 Q ,N ,f ,,, ?,:5"" K: . am A,..H ax 1 60 Varsity Soeeer f Thus year the Boys Varsrty Soetertcaln had a blg palr ol tlears to tlll Last years North Coast Secnon um gave Foorhnll nts seeoml NCS tltle Trylng to till shoes that big sounds tough, loslng several slartxng senlors tllelnt help emrher, For thns years team, the talents of Gem Privare, joey ohnson and Rent Roberson were ULlISI.H1Lllll Y. Ar nndllelrl, lreshrnan retruit , ln ,Iosh NL Kay llllevel the posrrmn ofeenter halfbaele jim Stromxner play cal our- sale haltbaek mth C,urr Loy. and Derek Fnrts also playmg that positron The defense, the strong arm ol' the team, Lunsisterl ol Sean Demonne and Mark Srhuelele, both playing eenter lrullbarks John Guerton, Bob Reasoner, and Robert Penxsr all rotated the uursnrle l"ullbaelN posrrxons. Ranrly Whrte sup- ported the team by playing Goalre The year Llrrl nor rurn our the way that the team anal Loath George Vramsh wanted, the team harl hoped to go to NCS agaln rhls year, but rr vxas not ro be. liven so, rhe team enguyetl the season, and many players look fomarrl ru returning next year. , w as . Q1 -T, az. so e,.e .,e. yyyyyy ,L We M ' 95 1 P ls ? E? Q fs 5- 'A ' ,,,,, f 5 s l A YS? "" : we -4 R ff 'rf5iw?53f'f ?" 1 ... 5 m 5 E w f, A 1 5: - - .--if ,ww-, Q, + 5ewf +3 M , , .Q 1 ' - gr, .fy " cf as 6 W 1 y 5: mf lil 1 Q ei 3 o eff. ooeo 2, , a s ,.,, 7 M - 2 gr 4' as W . y I e. me l '1t+ , 191ftS?M . .04 rr -,Q-'A 'f 'ff' , ii -,, ,2 ' ,, ' ,swf swee. Q? mf'-.5 -1, - l N," 5 - -f 'S ,,, , ,,,,.. 1 ,. M H .X 4 - - . A .. wry" "sf" ""s' ' ,,,, H - , . ,A . - X 5, ' X K . Q - ,gas---,.af,s,fs , ,. M f. gg: V We -..,, 9 5: . fl -a,Q.3:ra33: -X ,Q -- ' egg 5,333 V' K. ,z1Q,z+zk'Vi,r.g1r-sy lx.-i V, , I KV .- sr , f 1 ' ' V ,- as - 53 ? x , my -as ' ,- '- FWEL J '51 2' wr jj,f,z1-,fn ' jg z,g,12',-'iam , S N, V V, 'j ' ' ., 1 Q' -.r t Ri.L'15 1t M ' ,- K -1' -' 7 -4 -- A , N-.- W- ' ,-:'.s.wr1 '1.: fps 1 gy f , my , ---e r.s- y 's t ' L. as X e,,eh, L, ., ,,x.,.r ,,:yfg, , , JV Soccer The toughest team level to participate in a sport in high school would have to be a j,V, Team. A j,V. Team could be considered the training ground for the Varsity team. The j.V. team is made up of players who are sophomore and freshmen. This makes it hard for the team, since most of the players have not played together before. Coaching the j.V, team was a challenge this year because the team was made up of all new players. TGhe techniques learned this year will help make next year's team a really great one. R. V R I Y irls' Varsity Soccer 'VM any l. Falcons celebrate their win against Granada 2. Way to use your head Renee! 3. Shawna dogs Schneider! , 4. "Which way are you going, Michelle?" l Q. x 'Qu , -. L.MQ.f 4. , Lzwfn,-1w'wQ . , .. fs. - -A -nav f , " . V . T If 7. x . N in wg. A Y , if as f J ,- x - , -- ,Q -'-ff N. , .. if gf lk X 'X 3 x 'Q 6 ' r 1 -x ,, f sm. A., N J fx I ur . 43 ' 3 :?5??2Y Y A '. K I , A711 A ,Mfgk A ,Rival xxx Y ,Q it wwf? ,mwvfb - RQ .. Y ...QL-Q 3 .M X f 5 ' - mf g,g 'J4M Q . fs' xx,- V. X fiuegfz 1'5'iY'. 'G 'Q xQgYx?3fQ1, FW. Y K X R, ' QW SX 'QL -.f,,,: .Ik ' rg , , h V,-,, f -v, Z1 ,, 'fi ,, UENQPI 'f ':, .,-w,.,v,,Ef',.f" -" 5f, vff I .W , N ,N lift Q .M 939' Av f, M, , ' 'fx . 1f57:,'!.'QV ' ' " a, Q V 1' 'Y' 'Awe A U- '. Emi 4 -V... .. f 'uf wr' MM fle:'f?911."4fwLu..: irls' .V. Soccer Under the coaching supervision of Coach Bob Laundra, the j.V. Soc- cer team struggled to achieve a suc- cessful season record, but fell short with a winfloss record of 4-6-2. Leading scorer for the Falcons was Debbie Swayers. 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A Foothill wrestler in a bad situation. he 1987 Foothill Of all high school sports none is probably as challenging or more demanding then wrestling. Many hours of time are required to succeed at this sport and many wrestlers can relate to the feeling when it pays off. Wrestling is unique because team support helps individual performance. Although this years team had a frusterating season, in- dividuals did well. Among these was Tom Parco winning his weight division at the EBAL tournament. front Rovx SLOII Hmcoclc im l'rvcn Derrick Schloss Chld Mcycr Tom Pirto Mm Men doucl Ricky Duke .xson R1Sl'l1llSS'lH 84 Rodncy Isordl 2nd Row Travis Olson Pxul bouthcrn Sem Mathers ohnny B Goode beorgc Cnrdncr Rilphfnrtir crmy Millcr im Boyd 84 ohn Mithxcls 5rd Rovs Hcxd coxch Ken Newbcry Sam king Mlflx lxiclty xson Brrton Cathy Mm QSIIIJ oc Grotscr Piul Bxthclor ason Schreibcr V to ith Pull Gilchrest Not Pictured Dmny Chlldrec Asst coach eff IDIEECII ' 'z ' t ' ",j' I - , ' , 1 ' ', 1 t , L ' - .ay My 1 l ,V .. ': 1 ' , , 1 l ' , . 1 K .,J V . 3 . 'A .1 A, 1 'z "z,J' I ' ,-1' , -I , f: -1 'Q' - - , . " Y, 1 ' "- ,ji r , I. 1 - cini istarj, Michelle Richardson Qstatb, joy Erven 1 , j - ' n - , z as ' , jr f ' 'J 'z' L N' ' . . " ' 3 1 Q ' ', . ' ' J 1" . V., 5. Yr. .JN4 iq, an-.... l. joe admires his opponent s hand. 2. Moving in for the kill. 3. jason Schrieber prepares ro continue 4. An Amador wrestler prays for mercy FRESHM BASEB LL League Games Date Location 3f25 Dublin SXZ7 California 4fl Livermore 4X3 Monte Vista 4X8 Amador 4fl0 Granada 4f22 San Ramon 4f24 IDubhn 4f29 California Sfl Livermore 5X6 Monte Vista Amador L Granada 5 San Ramon 5 20 5122 5f23 EBAL Shaughnessy Play-off - 5f3O NCS Regional Games 6f3 6X5 6X6 NCS Finals Sys ms A5 X , , sfzv K l N i ' ,R ,t.,t . . . L , A , KRW R if , ,. 4, Q ,, Q gf, Y, 1 Wi 1. my mm Date 25 3 27 422 424 429 JV BASEB LL are S gififkr Thrs year s J V Baseball team IS made up of one junnor, nrne Sophomores,and five Freshmen The goal of our J V Team IS to develop our new players and to be able to compete at the Varsrty level As always the team wrll strrve to be very competrtrve m the EBAL 1987 Falcon Baseball Schedule Opponent Dublm Cahforma Livermore Monte Vrsra Amador Granada San Ramon Dubhn Callfomra Lrvermore Monte Vrsra Amador Granada San Ramon fwamazikaff -uh M , Mgr' mmm WW ML- W 1 J V Team over looks the srtuanon wrrh Coach Matt Sweeney 2 Dave Ferry and Txm Hansen wart wrth anncrpatnon for the ball 5 Wnndxng up for a powerful pltch 4 Coach Sweeney goes over last mrnure preparanons before the game Varsit Baseball f ,,-, ,. -1b- ' i-if . W NAME Cornett, Duane Daniels, Alen Dunphy, jon Doran, Greg Gaekle, Peter Grego, Tony Kincaid, Randy Koehler, jim Reasoner, Bob Scavone, Angelo Schmitt, George Shaw, jay Vomacka, Dean Winter, jeff Wfulfing, Bill This year the Varsity baseball team will be comprised of many juniors working the field. Bobby Reasoner will be at short stop, jim Koheler will be at first bast, Angelo Scavone will be at third base. One ofthe out fielders will be senior Tony Grego. Catchers will alternate between john Dunphy and Duane Cornnett. Playing in the pitching area will be a rotation of Dave Gar- cia, Greg Duran, jay Shaw, and Randy Kincaid. Varsity coach Bud Bonetti states "after winning our first pre-season game, I have confidence that this team can make it to the play-offs: who knows, we may go even further." Last year the junior varsity team won the j.V. cham- pionship. So it's not a big wory that the juniors won't be able to hold their own weight when the pressure is high." we 'J X 'N .ii , , f fn iw aj., aj 3 ,,, iw' 27k L .1 . , N Wy I 5' K. '!l4 ,.' gi.. it - X! ,l A. , Q . ' " I m . . ., . . h w l - .rg .3 l ll March March M arch ' April April April April April April April May May May May May june Varsity Softball Girl'sj.V. Softball l. "Here, catch this!' 2. Catching the ball, Tracy shouts, "You're out of there!" 3. Yvette Burke goes for the homer. 4. The Girl'sj. V. Softball Team . . . Cl-rj jenny Freeman, Yvette Burke, Terri Savino, jennifer Moser, Wen- dy Erven, Tracy Abeyta, Cherise Merz, Kim Van Fleer, Karen Allen, Crystal Davis, and Kristen Van Wagner. Not photographed Michelle O'Nei1l and Wendy Shuckle. Schedule San Ramon California Amador Granada Monte Vista Dublin Livermore Q is San Ramon R California Amador Granada Monte Vista Dublin Livermore NCS Regionals Ncs Finals az.. L , -K ,J Q - - V. wgasf. - Q- 1 C l sril it as Varsity Softball Schedule March 24 San Ramon March 26 California March 3 l Amador April 2 Granada April 7 Monte Vista April 9 Dublin April 21 Livermore April 25 San Ramon April 28 California April 30 Amador . May 5 Granda May 7 Monte Vista May I2 Dublin May I4 Livermore May 29,30 NCS Regionals june 55,6 NCS Finals I ,,t.ar iaa, The I987 Girls' Varsity Team Bottom row: Bev Warrike, joy Erven, Michelle Shalley, Jennie Richards. Middle row: Coach Hartman, Debbie Swyers, Trisha Basinger, Lisa Putman, Christina Woosley, and Karen Moore. Top Row: Denis Hagber, Players not shown: Karen Allen, Michelle Charlle, Sherri Hayes, Molly Sirlace, Cherissa Weliii. I. Excuse me Mr. umpire, l think she was safe. Z. Boy Trisha, you're looking pretty mean! 3. Come on, I'm ready for it! 4. 'Wllfhy me!" says coach Hartman, 5. Lisa and Denis, are you two warming the bench or just resting! The 1987 golf team consists of many talented players. This year's team is defen- ding the NCS title and the CIF title. Brian Pemberton is one of the best players on 'the team and is ranked number 1 junior in Nor- thern California, and number 4 in the na- tion. Todd Fischer a four year letterman in gold is also a great asset to the team. The undefeated golf team hopes to again repeat the great season they had last year. F H olf eam The 1987 Golf Team Bryan Pemberton I2 Todd Fischer l l Brad Kuntz 10 Leon Enscom l2 Taunra Willis I2 Amy Conners 10 jason Melvin 9 jennifer Olson 9 jeff Cromnr 9 , --WWNAI DAT Mar Mar Mar Mar B at Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar A r pt Apr Apr A r Apr t Apr May May May F Mun Mun Tues Thurs lv on Thurs Mun Tues Thurs Mon Tues Thurs Wed Thurs Mun Wed Thurs Mon Thurs Mon Mun 0 PPONENT Antioch Invitational Granada Carmel Amador Monte Vista Livermore Dublin Mimlntlnte San Ramon California Granada Mtramunte MantctafEast Union Monte Vista Sprung Vacation Livermore Munteca lnvttatiunal Dublin San Ramon California E.B.A,L. Tournament N.C.s Tournament Nor-Cal Championship LOCATION Annoth GC Las Pusitas GC. Pebble Beath, Monterey Castlewood KValley Clmrsel Gistlewood 4Hill Qzursel Lis Pustras San Ramon Royal View ' Q Castlewuod iHill Course! Crow Canyon LC Cxstlewuod KHill Coutsej Castlewood 1Hill Coursey Gistlewood min Coursey Castlewood lHill fuursel Round Hill CC Castlcwood LHill Coursey Mantua Municipal GC Castlewood 1Hill Coutsej Gistlewuod 1Htll Coursel San Ramon Royal View GC T.B,A. Diablo Creek CC, Concord Butte Creek CC, Chico 2 9 I0 IZ 1 I6 1 I9 73 or iv 71 26 30 51 4 P 2 yi Apt 6 Mon Amador OrindaCC A 8 9 ' 20 ,iw K5 p 22 1 V 5 23 Ap 27 50 48 . ll I8 X if s t NIB- . vm 'QQf Q! .. 1. ,-,, .CQ , fsL'i " " if ff 1 -f iw X QQM wg 'F' me mpg ' A " .. if 0 v k s s ' x Todd Fischer looks to see where his ball goes. Brian Pumberton stuck in a stand trap Brad Kurts hits the ball. jason Lotz shows his skill. The golf team watches at the ball being hit. Hit the ball! liontresy Reminder Cxstlewood has .t stntr dress Lode - no leans, no shorts .ind .t shirt with a iollar is required, .Q 1 Swimming Sr Diving People on the Foothill Swim Team must show extreme dedication. Having had begun practicing in early February, the team practices every day after school, and sometimes on Saturday, and the dedication has shown. At practice the team works on the four basic strokes, but- terfly, backstroke, and freestyle, pulling and kicking. The team is under thedirection of Mike Schroth, the head coach, Bill Canon, the boys coach, and Michelle Grutman, the girls coach. l. Back Row: Richard Glen, Dave Scott, Matt Krupke, Derek Schloss, jason Rothman, Steve Pauler, Todd Tucker, Chris jones, 8: Bill Canon. Std Row: Kelli Moser, Sara Graso, Jeanette johnson, julie Navarette, Lynn Leroy, Mindy Hunt, 84 Lori leroy. 2nd Row: Christy Anderson, maggie Kel- ly, Stacy , Daphne Goode, Therese Juarez, Karen Hansen, Sc Becky Baer. Front Row: Rene Shpeter, Diana Navarette, Ann Briggs, and Stephanie Fisher. 2. just taking it easy, 3. Next time keep your feet together. 74 -sf, " ffl? A' L .J,,,.,,... s . N153 2534 so ll .., 's .,,. lx W ' 'ii . ..,. . . . VV., V... as VV VV , , 3 . A Q. 1- -'lv 1 Q Q 2:Q,,,.f,x,' V, VV ui, fs Vi 1 . r . as :tg . 5-if '-.res r . - e i ,--- ,... . , V . - .,,e , l - S t n , V,-. A V. V .V V V P ' ' i N' V V V QV V ' --- , 'L 52152523 , Q - flieiw . 7-fl' F VV : ', i 4,2-7iQf'.. K ,,,,.Ti, f - me-1,f,,ff..:f555pssg" A' N eff GW: 462-'H Xxx J , ru gi K? ifii f , I . I af? 0 .ax- '- - Q -f' ' 0 -a n-162 1? 'l' , 1. Lets give it a 9.9! 2. Todd Tucker caught underwater by the camera . Raise your hand . . . you got ir. . A good attempt of hiding from the camera. 3 4 76 he 1987 Foothill S 5 Top left: jamesjenson, Eugene Winter, Loren Bradley, Scott Ritchie, Steve Fields, Greg Zuffelato, Dan Schuchardt,jeff Crawford, Craig Woosley, jon Hunt, jacob Richie Blair, Scott Happ, Michelle Cavellini, Grady MacFatldin, Nancy Dabney, jim Cox, jim Boyd, Eric Li, Tony Smith, Stacy Dolan, jeff Stutz, Rob Reber, Chris man, Chris Perterson, Mark Hernbroth, Alan Gallegas, David Emery. Mike Bowere, Scott Harvey, Walter Dice, Sam King, Dean Gzirbin, Lisa Cavellini, Kim Terry Hunt, Lee Green, Cindy Raash, Tracy Doherty, Kurt Wilms, Rob Pennisi, Niela Kleinsmith, Steve Stutz, Tiffany Sappington, Rosa Davis, Kaylyn Marianne Spotorno, Steve Fishback, Donnie Nelson, Billy Hunt, Maceo Fihta, Kelly Comstock, Laura Stankovitch, Diana Crawford, Monika Tozier, Sandy Garza, Michelotti, Lynette Cox, Karen Gorkowsky, Cheryl Power, Beth Cambell, Michelle Garbin, Roseann DeSantis, Nicole Meier, and Danielle Stanko. l. jeff Stutz going for a really high wana five. 2. Chris, Tom and Loren wonder ifir's going to rain. 3. Will Greg make it? X fl Track Team 3 I -ff: 2 1987 Track Schedule Date Opponent Fr! 19 Livermore ZXZ6 San Ramon 4X2 Cirnimdn 4X9 MuntcVista1 4f23 Amador IIXSO California 5f7 Dublin BL CSD 5fl2-14 EBAI. TrialsfFinuls iii f fe Za 9 af V V QAM? ,QA ,- SXZZ-25 NCS 5A Championships SXZ9-50 NCS Meer of Champions 6X5-6 CIF State Championships The 1987 Track season looks to be full of promise and excitement. The string of seven league meets will be broken up with weekend relays and invitationals. The whole team will participate in the Bob Vincent Relays, hosted by San Ramon H.S., on March 21, and the Logan Invitational, hosted by james Logan H.S. on May 2. A few standouts who meet the tough qualifica- tions will journey to the Stanford Invita- tional, hosted by Stanford University on March 28, the Gilroy Invitational, hosted by Gilroy H.S. on April 11, and the Jenner Games, held at San jose C.C. on April 18. This year, for the first thime, Foothill will hold its own invitational. It will take place Saturday, April 25 and should be a great success. For the second year Carl Marsh is the head coach and weight Coach. Bill Shott and Rich Hoban coach the sprinters and some field events, while Carolyn Hill does the high jump and Mark Winn coaches the distance team. 1. james Jenson holds the lead against coach Rich Hoban. 2. Dean looks like he is going to fall on his face. 3. Bill concentrates on his throw. 4: And they're off! 5. Last one there's a rotten egg! 6. Kim, Beth, Michelle and Lisa show off their leggs. ' 7. Mike Bowers coming up on the inside. 1. Roseann demonstrates her new dance. 2. Rosa f1ies thorough the air with the greatest of ease. 3. Dog pile! 4. Lets not work up a sweat. 5, P.T. says coach Hill. 6. Steve doing the twist. 7. Whimpy, whimpy, whimpy. ,-,. :Lgu 5 I I R 1 : 7.2 5 f . 7 P t-ee-ss 'f ' 'auf' V X 7' 5 1 1 X y Q : flf QTNX ff' 7 I f f x N '12 Ez .. ,W 5 y EW x 1 gf 41 gl 1,15 19 ' gf. 1 X ' 1 H' ? fkff' t V . S f X tk , Q- ' 4 1 1 Y , gi LE.. f ' 1 if 1. ' ? W ' .af K ? 1 5 4 -' of E' s- 5 f ,X will f Z Q f . 1 , 1 Q ff, .4 I I f 1 4' 1 ' , 1 s - " 7 X2 4 Track Records as of 1986 Event Varsity JV Girls 10096106118 220225255270 440511545602 88015522020721865 M1164 18943645225 2Mile950410074 1140 Hurdles 15 019 5151 330 hurdles 39 6 42 7 45 3 440 relay 44 2 45 7 52 2 Mile relay 3 28 2342 8 4 02 O3 Shot Put 51 4 492 35 3 D cus 1582 13511 1341 Longjump 22 25 203 171 Triplejump4510 431 3710 5 High ump67 63 54 Pole Vault 12 6 10 10 if ejilf .NNN ink 34' FHS FACULTY Teacher's ww... Dream As the bell rings silence fills the room. Every student is sitting in their correct seat with pen, paper, and books on top of their desks, ready to work. Roll is taken, no absences, no tardies. All of the homework is collected in an orderly fashion, and put in a neat pile in the third period basket. The new assignment is given, and a short explana- tion is made. The clock ticks on as the students silently do their work. Occasionally a student raises his hand to receive an explanation to a question asked, The bell rings, students are dismissed, and then, and only then do they pack up and leave, wie assi Realit As the bell sounds signaling the beginning of class, some teachers find it necessary to use force to get their students into class. Ten minutes into the period roll is finally able to be taken. The reason for this delay in toll taking? Well, a teacher must wait for the number of students that stroll into the room lateg there are the standard excuses that are given "I had to go to the resttoom!"g "I had to go get an adrnit!"g "I didn't have enough time to get here and to go to my locker too!" Even after the tardies arrive, the list of absentees is longer than the list of students present. Now it begins, The large group of students that crowd around the teachet's desk, "1 forgot my book!" "I need to go to my locker,"g "Can I go to the testroom?"g "I forgot my homework in my friends car."g "My hampster ate my homework, Ill have to re-do it tonight." When the teacher is finally able to get everyone into a seat, and has the students attention, somewhat, the next assignment is given out. Only seconds later at least one-half the students ask, "What is the assignment?" "Do we have to have sooooo much work?"g "ls there any homework?" Finally the teacher has to ask a student to explain what was said because he is tired of repeating himself. Frustrated, the teacher is ready to collapse on his desk. Why can't his classes be like his dreams? Q w, 1 Balfevich Sociai'Stiieli33sgffEi1g1ish e fgifiiffiijfgiz'Affilerk 1,1 ScicialSrudies Cathy Bonetti Carol Bradley Nora Braun Math, Leadership English Math -'Dan Chiolis Kristin Cooper jay Craney P. E., Foreign Language Social Science M1 11' ffl 'W ,. A I l ' Roger Dabney Nora Doherty joAnn Fossum Principal Faculty Secretary English X Bud Bonetri , - Math its We My N N Sherri Burroughs P.E., Science Mel Friedman Arr r , QR Tom Frost Science Lois Gabriel Business K t""i1l If x X R X, 3 . , wi A if gc 1 t r' ar 5 X Y , X X X N Xv X1 M 3 ,csc -Ioan Griffen Enoch Helga Helene Geanekos Social Science Tom Hansen Special Education Math, Computer Science P,E,, Science 'apr'-c Mike Gordon Art X t . X S X Y N Xsi: , s - fx, " Dave Hartman Social Science pg. ,,,- w..a M, "W 35' F525 ' N- , :gs .-sei .E 9 V U Sninicn is mm I A . alk like an Egyptian . . . " E. ' ilk-f Q i 1 -S s X 4 N c tm c csc NNx ,E , , " X -e ks W W s .X S 1 1 or S' S ecnn ' ' .1 ,1 , 'Bt Q , .. ,. . .ic. ' - ""' " ' ' A ' ' A " ue xl"': " ,. ci.. . I - "Hey guys, wait for me , , " "Take the picture, I can't hold this position much longer . . . I I Wi' 1 l V A iw Q53 15- 'ff XM! fy i' M C l X , ' 'A ' W! oA Aii ' ggfff Wil tll ff' ,- i ii iE,gQiigm i English Mlhlwwi 84 . .M Dinnc Howell English 4 , M H' fmwmm "Hurry! Lift off is in five minutes . . . " Cherce Heathershaw Librarian Ai 4 yf ff M, , xml.. U 35 A Zh Carol johnson , N 'bo 'Www Gary Hicklin Industrial Arts Pat Keegan Student Activities Sec. ROP Child Cure ff' ' si?'Hif1f???es1i21r'if2'Yi' "4 'ifviflzlwiy zzwzffgiwlz'iziyvzfff5 ' ,, , ., A' in 1 , ' 5 fi W ii M i K! " Swat -A 5 ' K ' A I AIV, ,A V K 5 VV V V , i ' i Carolyn Hill ' English Karen Kcesling Home Economics VU. 'Km ,t,,, ,, gk "What did you say they put in orange "O.K.,Which one of you ate my donut?" juice?', K ,.W, 1 Jerri Leach Gerry Leek Deanna Leveque Kit Little Foreign Language Health Services Clerk Science Home E-f0n0miCS -ir Dan I.uf'kin Carolin Machi LYII M21g0l'l'10 Julie Martin Aide English Schmeltzer "Really, its only my first one." ..-""""dT "O.K. Chiolis, take off the shades and show us those big brown eyes." Math "Mrs. Leek, I'm not sure what it is." STRIKE - The teachers of the Amador Valley and the Pleasant School District went on strike during the months of October and November, l986. This was the first strike in the history of the school districts. At the bargaining table, the teachers were asking for an increase in salary. The district made a counter offer which was not ac- cepted by the teachers. On October eighth, the teachers went out for the first time. Eighty-three percent of the High School teachers and seventye four percent of the Elementary School teachers walked the picket lines in front of' district schools and the District Office. The following day the teachers returned to the classroom, The second strike day was October twentieth. Many of the students left school after their first two periods. Beginning November third, the teachers went on strike through November fourteenth. Striking ac- tivities included picketing the schools, letter writing cornpaigns, district-parent meetings and Jamestown, a tent city at the District Offices. Through negocations between the teachers, the district and parents, the team arrived at a contract and the strike ended. 86 get t D "Can't I eat in peace?" asks Miss Hill. .af - 'fit ,- .'f's'l f 1 . .-1532 f , t 'Q . gf X 4 vs F' Q. . 5' R to ig. f Wayne Miller Billiejoe Miner Pam Miskell Bob Moorefield Science Special Education Counselor Music, Safety Ed. 5 S if S ,4 65 'Q . S is X, sgkk K- t 'W' I Kiwi wig X fix L '-if! . k 9 ' Av. MKN Larry Moyer Ken Newberry john Nix Anne O'Neill Business Science Social Studies Aide "They didn't tell me it would be like this! yells Mr. Sweeny. Mr. Bonetti "Twists and Shouts" along with the senior class of '87. "Sure M had one." Papaz as 'AQ 1 , ian, we believe you've W w :,. ' ai. and Toby discuss the chances for the Vlarriors at the senior silk W Barbra Rider Len Reppond Science Social Science ... "Qs, l Dot Ross Guy Sanders Library Assistant Social Science "Well, maybe I'll have just one more." S Everyone looks bright and cheery for the faculty breakfast. Dona Robb Foreign Language, Yearbook S Y 5 X711 Y -I 'fab xii l iiiii W 3 72 . "ff,msm:111 ff -f ,, ,t 'wwf M irlt A '4 -, 4' 5 Z M 9 Kg 4, A , kyggrgw :Aw , , f:,a::5zm,f ff 5, 1m1?A' tg '-' 4 . 1-:,fQ,,,-'. , -'H t Y" 2,7 .5 4,-'ifgizvlr Mew A ,alfa -Y,fy.f,affpv,c fy: V, Fifw e: m e Rita Roeser Aide ' what Kelly Sandler jan Schaible Special Education ,M k M, J if Ms. Thomas enjoys a quiet mo- ment in her classroom. V "O.K., who's the wise guy with the spit balls?" Paraprofessional sz Q5 . st . X Mrs. Bonetti poses with a space in- vader ofthe wierdest kind. p kw,,. K as H 1 ,,-?. . :QW - .. o' . A 5. 5 . if . . . K .. - ..,:"' W 4 .' " .h iii V . t...... A ...-- e Michelle Livesey helps Mrs. Bonet- ti clap to the beat. r 'lei MQ I 51, Donna Schwabenland Margo Schmeltier JBCQUGIYXI Srnith-Trnechier Blaine Sorenson Records Secretaxy ' English Foreign Language Assistant Principal Z fin., L11 btruss rank Sullivan Matt Sweeney Em Thiel Scimce Library Assistant Math Social Science "Rf -'DOI1't be shy guys, get her up now," says H34 63 21 HIKEW "just one moment," says Mr. Hansen, "I'm Matt "Did you guys hear the one about the . . . ?" "I don't know if I want to sit with you boys anymore." 90 R S 5' f ,L'- f L"L ' Barbara Thomas-off L',L:1 ' A i Ron Thompson -r ' Agriculture ' A Counselor W. K f 5 x EA Sandy Woods Vicki Wyne English Foreign Language DY 2,3 "Oh, l'm gonna have a headache in the morning." X .L M ALM " "How much longer is he going to go on?" wonders Mr. Redding. l waiuams Business, Social Science K n 1 K ri L. . - X c r g M, A. I Theresa Yokobata Math june-Winters Assistant Principal Joan Zaine Secretary H ,. 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S H- , i .V,, if Q , if E - G L gg ' E E S , E 5 E iff? -1. S , 2 2 E E 13, 2 5 E 2 2 4 A W S E E Ailj E E, S ENE E E E 5 5 5 2 E iw Sf 5 E E, E 5 E 2 2 sas Eg an 25,53 si fix. S., gi S ,s , M., " 'E E 2 ,E 2 " 1 Q E E 2 ,E , ,532 Sm is za? EEN: Sings E 3 115. E E 2 , I ,NS E E fx , M! 2 . HE as gf 2 E s g EQ at ici ui, 5 .,-ff' E251 was M. 'ssh E sf "Els: Jar' wE,,'515L E 5. - '-is gi if if A "1-. if .fi ,sis if S 5 ,ig E ,E93 1 1-1. if 1? ' H.. aa: 5 ' 5 as Lf- M 9 3 2: T5 ' 2? f 1: SOME WORDS FROM THE FRESHMAN OFFICERS Pan! Saizo is the President of the Freshman class. This is his second year being involved in Student Government. In junior High he was Student Body President of Wells Int. Some quotes from Paul, "This year I would like to see improvement in the organiza- tion in the elections of future freshman offices. I would also like to see the freshman class fund grow to a substantial amount. I will continue to run for re- election as long as I enjoy it and feel I can still be productive." jeff Watanabe, Vice President of his class has something to say. "As Freshman V.P., I want to do all I can for the class of '90, I also hope to be involved with student government in the future." Tmry Morrir has a lot planned as Secretary for the class of 1990! "As Secretary for the Freshman class I plan to make our remaining year as fun as possible. Fund raisers are important, because we are slightly low in budget. I hope to come across a fun and money making idea that will help us in our future years here at Foothill." Lim jenren has "green" in her eyes, "As Treasurer I hope to see the state of the class of '90 treasury im- proved, I also want to see the students having more fun and school spirit in the future." Lisa also is cur- rently Vice-President of the Sunol 4-H Club. BEING A FRESHMAN The Freshman year is always a year of turmoil and anxiety. New faces, new school, new teachers, and a new approach are some of the things that a freshman will face. It's an exciting time for someone just out of junior High, meeting new friends who will be your classmates for the years to come. It's a time you will never forget because these are the people you'll think about when you remember your High School years. Do you remember Freshman Orientation? What were you feeling?, Excited, Nervous, Scared, Curious, Confident, Insecure or, were all of these mixed emo- rions there? Or how did your first day of High School feel? Yaa, you thought you were going to get trashed by a big, bad Senior, forget your locker combination, or maybe walk into the wrong classroom CFull of juniors of courselj. Maybe this did happen to a few of you, but it wasn't too bad now was it?just think, you can look back on it in a few years from now and laugh your head offl Or for now just get revenge on a newcoming Freshman. It all equals out! So remember to enjoy your Freshman year because there will never be one like it again. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF l99O!!! Freshman Paul Saito, President jeff Watanabe, Vice President Lisa Jensen, Treasurer Tracy Morris, Secte I O f f icers , .? "' fS234 ?4 . Y J tary H ,,,, fi .I .W Lff wink f f .sexi ,, 44 ,, 3 K V. f: if " Q X .S S A,.,,1,.,y-Vi.. 'I' ff H , fx, X f Z: X Q - ,,,, . if ' ' Z ii! if HAZ f H ff v' QQ gig fff .af E is Q ..,m,, -, :Jia MWMW-W . "3 I ' lr- J ' Q Lisa Acker I .'.W ' Lisa Aguiar Scott Anderson ' I Darren Annear ,ff l is , 'iw fyf W7 if C A? IW 17 2 . Christi Anderson 5 35 f jim Anthony jenny Asmussen Brad Axelrod Summer Backer Beckie Baer Lori Baumann fail 11' julie Beckman Michelle Bennett in S Ranee Bessette kg Dalviero Bhatia 2 l. "I swear that I didn't do it!" 2. "Give that back to me right now!" The Cycle of LW Life is like a circle. Around an round you go, Up and down, high and low. Life is like a circle. As Freshmen now, you're at the bottom Growing fast, To last and last, As Freshmen now, you're at the bottom In about three years you'll be at the top. Freshman, Sophomoregjunior not, Growing up like a shot. In about three years you'll be at the top. Life is like a circle. Around and round you go, Up and down, high and low. Life is like a cirlce. Tommy Blinn Matt Bomely Tara Borden Michael Bower jim Brancles Lisa Brocker Daryl Brown Derek Brown Scott Bruen Ray Buckley Brian Bugna Yvette Buhre Dave Bull jeff Bulman Matt Burtlusis Dan Bush Larry Callahan Shelie Campana Gary Campi Scott Carey Lisa Cavellini Danielle Ceizler jennifer Chalmers Sharon Chavis jill Chessnutt jonathan Chester Kenny Cheung Daniel Childree Richard Churils j. D. Clayton Stacie Clayton jennifer Clevenger Debbie Clink Grace Cloyd Brian Colmenero i r ll ., . . ,,..,.., ,.., + , ,, .r it J . ,,rr, are 5 E, 1 S2 - lx ll 'f .. ..,,. .rrt.st is -- Q Wu ,....,..,,.,, E mi ESQ X it g Wigs 2 E s . 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E 1, UN 'K David Colomy jennifer Connelly Craig Copeland Shane Comett Tom Costa Carrie Coultrip Dianna Crawford Jeff Cromar Erin Crown jennifer Curtin Mike Dantzig Christal Davis Todd Davis Ivan Decarvalho Brondi Degarma Anthony Desio . ,A A ' A it H n U H '- "" 4 5, 'QW V, ,, ,Q AW 3 4,,fW,,, ,ff , H, ' V Q 3? , J . .W ' "' ,Q , ,f l 1 , V 'fi - V , " ., I v' ' f W ,A C WI UJNRQT H, 49 'vw Yan 2 1 . 45" 17 f ff wx " 4, A L f V9 if Q , Q 1 it C .wt N t -,sfssS': of " ' ' C v i ' 1 , , ff ' ,.: ' .,,. ww D 3 u BRACES The tin grin is in!! High School is a time for establishing your looks, and braces are a must for alot of students at Foothill High. At least 35-405 students have braces and at least SOWQ have had them. If you had braces back in the "olden" days you were con- sidered very elite, for your parents must be very wealthy to afford them. But now-a-days braces aren't nearly as expensive and are a fad, not a drag. Braces can be a pain at times, like when you eat and have half the food stuck in your braces, especially them oreo cookies. But it is definitly worth it, because when you get those train tracks off, you have a beautiful smile for the rest of your life. Smiles are what make life a lot more happy!! l. Did your mommy bring that for you? 2. Freshmen girls check out Senior boys. 3. Freshmen fascinated by Foothill. 4. Do we have spirit or what? Bob Diaz Michell Bieckmann Brian Dietz Walter Dise Tracy Doherty Chris Dunakin Chris Duncan Jason Dunphy Chris Eliskovich Greg Emrick David Emery Sawna English jamie Erickson Karen Fabian jon Falgout Eric Farris Denise Feigen Michelle Fernane Chris Ferreira Pamela Ferreira Dave Ferry Maceo Fifita Steve Fishback Dichard Fujimoto Dana Gabbert Kristie Gainor Allen Gallegos Eddy Garcia George Gardner Andy Gentile Michelle Gessini Helen Ghahraman Mike Gillaspie Stacey Gillen Kristyn Gonzales Daphne Goode julie Graham Sara Grasso swf A ,J ,' M2 Allen Grayson Mariane Green Art Guzman Denise Hagberg jennifer Hanson Karen Hanson Raquel Harmantas Susanne I-larmantas Amber Harmon Chris Henderson Richard Henry Clayton Hess Paul Heuer Rachel Holstine Carrie Hudson Charlene Hugel 7 . Our latest sportswear at Foothill. . Where's your broom? . Should I kiss her now or later? . Freshmen enjoy their first highschool dance. w"'N -'vs f 53 0 C "1 gf .W-,'i i, sitlllgjj W ,L-W I M f 71,031 1 V QW Q- 1 Jb- .. -.iv--tksfw , sf S: 'Y 'Y 1? Matt Hutchinson Derek Isorda Rodney lsorda Ginny jack Shane Jardine Lisa jensen Jeanette johnson jeffjones Chris jones Pauli jones Therese Tuarey Karyn just Carlie Kaplan Corey Kell Maggie Kelly Thor Kennedy Sam King Gretchen Kinzel Dennis Kirchner Kyle Kirtredge Nida Knapp Richard Krahnke Lisa Krasky Erik Kruger Clint Kunzer Sean Lakten Mitch Larkin Dana Latimer Dana Lemmo Lori Leroy Bryan Lewis Kristen Littlefield Claudia Lipayon Avery Lodato Tami Loos Dean Lucas Shclly Lorenzi Sway Ludlow john Lunycr Kelly Mnciver jill Madrid Mark Malatesra Dun Mallory Carrie Mangan Eric Marlais jill Marerpole Ryan Maxwell Bob Max Amy McBride Teri McClure Bob Mcttugh joseph Mckay Bob Mcleod Tim Mcleod David McNamee jennifer McQuarrie Stephanie McQueen jason Melvin Marc Mendenca Rich Mendoza Chad Merz Cheriz Metz Chad Meyer Ton Michael Aimee Miller Beth Miller Chris Miller jeremy Miller Vicki Montellano Mario Moroles Tracy Morris qgflvb L , Ms Genekos babysitting. You wash and I ll dry. Freshmen preparing for spirit week When we said we needed pictures of freshmen they all lined up. Princess to be Amy McBride shows class spirit L. Wendy Morris Brian Mortenson Marr Moylan Danny Moyles Danielle Mullineax Brian Mutchler Ivan Nahlik Evan Nakamura Rick Natsch julie Navarre: josh Navone Kim Newell Sean Noraro Vicki Non james Nunes john O'Donovan jenny Olson Holly Orio .Wm Mmwwww W f ,M M, "-v.-...,,,,h I .,,,,....-4--""""" ....--' Freshmen orientation invited new Sophomore David Silversmith who met with some cute shepherds. The Question is, how did a Sophomore get into the freshmen section? What would Freshmen orientation be without its fearless upper classmen leaders? These brave souls took on the very necessary job of showing us the ropes. Amy McBride smiled with pleasure when she found her long stem American Beauty Rose. In typical Freshmen style, "the guys" hang out together in front of the B-building. if .. ywgg, M '-M4Wa..,,, A. 4 -fl I J. eeree , t,t., s'eet r Q -' 1 Q N- QSHNX w S. N x.". . : . e S ' i: SVR R 'Ni RSM- """?"N Kurt Ottaway Taicia Overstreet Becky Parker Matt Parker Ken Pearson Ron Pedro Danielle Peel Lisa Pendleton Michelle Perez Angi Perry Karin Peterson Kim Phiuips Raquel Phillips Lyssa Pietro Scott Piper Mike Potts Chris Poulson Kathy Pratt Q ,. , f s se j , if MW f , Mira Prinz Dino Puccerri jim Pun jenni Quadros Cindy Raasch jason Rasmussen Rickaye Rauschemberg Todd Reali Gina Reasoner josh Reding Nina Rees jenni Richards Erik Richmond Scott Ritchie Rameley Rivers jill Rogers ly. View U s A 3.3.63 R si 32 Q 'pr--' I !"l 2, . Q S. fl- ic . as fs H Q as '11-x ii Ki ? Y Meigs, E if s fw x difwe E3 I 2 gs is new ,s f iii i is ig, 45 Eff 5 Z i Q XX :X Us 2 sg X R E ff ki wi ?. 3 5 K, 2 . 3 il 3 .. i, S, Q wi Q X ., sg, X , 2 X Q if W ken 5 is as Y , wk f. is X53ififmigzziifgiyw Q iiifffflg s pw 10' X .MN - jjji ""', Michelle Rogge Courtney Russell Paul Saito Shane Salazar Tery Sandberg Tony Santos Teri Savino Heather Schabert KellySchilling jacob Schlies Wlendy Schukle jeff Schwabenland Richard Scola Syndi Scott Chad Shubin Kristy Shubin Matt Simpson Heather Smith Kim Smith Melissa Smith 1. Michelle, Renee and Shelly trip the light fantastic down the walks in a wind storm during their lunch break. 2. We don'r know who these people are, but they are enjoying themselves at a dance. 5. Lisa Krasky says, "Take off, you hoserf' 4. Freshman inspect "Snoopy's" house on the Freshman float for homecoming, Back packs. Where ever you go, where ever you look, you will always see the students of F.H.S. with backpacks on their backs. Everyone! no matter if you're a Senior or a Freshman, boy, or girl, you will see them with a backpack. As you walk along campus you are almost always assured of seeing at least five backpacks. All of them with their different colors, shapes and sizes, You see bright pink ones, balck ones, blue ones, Hawaiian print ones, and ones with rainbow colors. You see clean packpacks and trashed backpacks. Ones with writing on them, ones with holes in them. But no matter what, they look like you will always see them. Isn't it funny? just think about this, just a couple of years ago, it would have been unheard of to carry a backpack around. 109 Sovanna Sok Daniel Soong jessica Sorensen Paula Spence Peter Stamatis Matt Stankovich David Statham Mandy Stevenson Sherri Stocek Kerri Stricland Steve Stutz ShaneSwobada Steve Tadlock Cori Tanner Ida Tateo Susanne Thau all 4 . wk,- ,f. ,Matz We , A 1 ft' , W If 7 .W fl ,mifiieiz-1 , 5 ll 'ff"" ' ,, , riff: sss . 1 'W t x A -XXJ,..JQ.., ,., nkws H Gina, Gina-wake up! "Dave will you please walk us to class?" Our future "Betty Crockersn of America. They made me do it. Sophomores acting like Freshman. ,',. "l""' ' .af 1-V '-f- is E ? V E 5 if 2 f , , . ' 5 H as A 3 , ii I Q' f1fW!W ' iLE . ' 4 - nvann Early morning . . . The parking lot is empty but for- a few lonely cars scattered at the far end. The early morning air is cool and crisp, satuated with a calm just waiting to be shattered by honking horns, reving engines, and mobs of rambunc- tious kids. A lone student, walking casually' across the quad, hands in pockets, backpack slung across her shoulder, looks up quickly as a locker slams in the distance, then resumes her trek towards some unknown destination. In the IMC, two boys talk earnestly by the water fountain as another sits against the wall, books and papers spread around him, pencil in hand, an anxious look on face as he looks up at the clock, 7:20 it reads. He turns back to his work. Across from him a girl and boy sit with arms around each other, talking quietly, and smiling often at secret jokes secure in their ephemeral peace before school. Scott Thomsen Andrew Thorson Pat Toomey jason Turtle Ron Vanini Andrea Vassallo Sanjay Vepa Heidi Verheul Michael Viale jim Walbey Jody Walter Tonya Ward jeff Watanabe Steve Watkins Lori Weiland Scott Whiteland Kurt Willms Brian Wilson jason Wristlin Brian Wong Christina Woosley Renee Wfuepper Brandon Youngman g Not pictured, but leaving their prints on the world are . . an ll 'pr LW L7 N! Qfffl ftlieflxvn Qi W fide: bull Cu ? will O31 . 'HQ-3' Xi Wm UMWQ WM M4550 JA! L 7 be UU CL Da d Zook Bob Zell er w, 5 'bf 1. Lisa Pendleton and friend are stapled together. 2. First they lead, now they follow-Sophomores at Freshman orientation 1 l Responsibilities When we were young our jobs were, clean our plates and get dressed by ourselves. Maybe we had to clean our room and feed the goldfish occa- sionally, but little did we know what was following. As we progressed, jobs soon took on other meanings. We had to start looking for them. Now the neighbors lawns, babysit our little brothers and sisters, some 'of us even had to venture out on our own and get a newspaper route. All of this hard work just for our weekly entertainment ofa movie, and if we were lucky, a bucket of popcorn. Now jobs mean work and we have them for one purpose- money. Money doesn't grow on trees and neither do our cars, or our clothing, or our late night fun. We have our values, know what we want, know what we need and know what we can't have, They're all very different things, yet until our day of fame and fortune we're stuck. As we progressed we gradually learned what jobs were, probably not thinking one day our daily bread, goldfish, food or morning paper would reflect upon our job. n. Hmm-mr It usually sits off to the side of the room, but sometimes it's on the side of the teachers desk. Most rooms have the basic brown rectangular style ones, and sometimes you see a green one. The round ones are really hot items, doubling as basketball hoops a majority of the time. Even though they're always there we don't pay that much attention to them. You never really appreciate them, until you need to get rid ofa sticky piece of gum or a half used cheat note. They might not seem like very important items, but garbage cans are. Can you imagine life without one? We would have nowhere to throw lifes mistakes and that could pile up. What is it? The Sophomore Year For the class of '89, this year was a memorable one. They were no longer Freshmen or "Baby Falcons." They were taking wing. In Safety Ed. classes, they learned about driving and soon received their learners spermits. Parents were held prisoner in cars while the students practiced their driving skills. Finally the magic sixteenth birthday arrived . . . "Watch out world!" Along with driving came a new freedom. The freedom to assume adult responsibilitiesg working to pay for gas, insurance and their hot new wheels. Come Spring semester, the parking lot bulges. Students have to resort to parking on side streets, in the dirt, and even in the Faculty parking lot, oh for the good old bus days, gone forever. Driving wasn't the only thing important to the Sophomore Class. They were very active. They prepared for homecoming by building a float, the theme, "George of the jungle." They sold M 84 M's, and Christmas or- naments to earn money. They showed their growing school spirit at sports activities and during Spirit Week. The Sophomores sponsored other activities during the Spring Semester. The Sadie Hawkins Day dance is always popular with the girls because they can ask the boy of their choice. Sophomores worked hard on this activity. The Junior Prom was decorated and hosted by the Sophomores during the Spring Semester as well. is X1 .--- '- ,eases ev:-' :.,sz, afzf. Qi ' R QS I ga an 15 SOPHOMORES '89 SOPHOMORE GFFICERS l. Wcnnly Ifrvcn, Secretary. 2, jon Asmusscn, Vice-President. 3. Dionu Chcng, Prcsidcnt. S 4. john Kocnigslvcrgcr, Treasurer V 5. Stacy Dolan, Publicity. 6. We're so happy to serve you. Tracie Abeyta Mike Albino Allen Karen Stacy Anderson Terra Arnould Ryan Ashburn jon Asmussen Andrea Asplin Randy Avenell Paul Bachner jeff Bachner Danielle Bain Chris Baki Wendy Ballard Heather Banke Scott Banrin 5- , ii? 1 , , Qiifsf Er- wx f ' cess S 1 A A ' i. Q., t . - 1 . sieztsszfzsizestzf' .f , -fi " . Buff sgxxa - - . -c - fs, we if 1 ' , , ' I - . . . vw N I I it S37 f v IIG Club me, big boy! T-Shirts Y Tfshirts are a big deal around school. The labels on the shirts are status symbols or tell what you like or where you have been. The most popular t-shirts are surfer shirts. Shirts that say "Reach the Beach," or "Hang loose," Kids have them in every style, brand and saying. Beer t-shirts are popular as well. The most popular is Corona. Corona says "Hey I'm hip, I drink imported Mexican Beer." Other kinds worn are Budwiser, Coors, and Moosehead. Another kind of t-shirts. They say "I've been here, why haven't you." They usually have a colorful design too.'Other kinds of t-shirts are college t-shirts, concert t-shrits and cartoon t-shirts. .........-.... ,..b"" m.,. 1 x I confess, you caught me doing my homework. CLIQUES - Cliques are everywhere, and FHS is no exception. Over at the west end of campus beneath a puff of smoke, you can make out all of the Marlboro men and women. HDUDE! Did you see jerome in the section today? He's so KILLER. He blew rings for five minutes with unfiltered cigs! I love his new leather, they grip him in all of the right places ow baby! Hey man turn up the Ozzy!" Down a ways and to the right we spot the NERDS, GEEKS, and SPAZ'S. "In order to find the molecular mass of the mole, we know avogadros number 6.02 x l0to the 23rd power will help us compute the result. Geez, just swell, my calculator is not operating correctly. WHAT A DAY, Arnold, your pens are leaking-snort, snort. No, not my glasses-no, please, please give them back, my mom just retaped them. WOW! There's Suzy Bernhard, she yelled at me once, I think that she likes mel!" As we move towards the center, blue and gold can't be ignored. Head rah-rah and Mr. jocko seem to be the center of attention. "Go Team, Go! Hey Stan, you'll lead the Falcons to victory tonight, won't you? See, cuz I just dry cleaned my sweater and starched my skirt, and like it would look really bad if we lost. I'm soooo sure, I would rather die. I'd have to run in the bathroom and hide! Also try not to kick dirt on me when you run through the sign-K? It flattens my hair." H23-I6-58 Hut,Hut, hike-grunt,Uh, squish, Ah! Swing wide here comes the passeslam, bam, ew! The cowboys are going to lose their pistols after we're done with em. Hey sporto-what happened! These are the main "gangs" at Foothill, we can only laugh. Whether we're chain smokers, Chemistry contemporaries or under the impression that the blue and gold is KING, we're all human, and underneath the pads, lettermen, pom-poms, pencils, plaid and smoke wc're all really the same. ' L' L.r' W x WV N N Q, X X 3 S Sy.. .B R Q KE Sr V KSA x 4 w Qs g ' . jig-.- . 'X . "mf: X y, X It "LAW X " -' 5111g.s13:1zf11 -2 Q L I J .ff I ,1,'xfYx jenny Bennett jeff Berger joe Birxgini Michele Blank Starry Bursllml Mike Bom jim Boyd Randy Bmncu Kelli Bray ohn Bricrly ennifcr Bucku Laura Bull SQ J -53" Frank liurunr Tina Baxrroni julie Bnrlcc jCfil,B.lLlll'lAl1l1 Kyle Bcclmy Kerry Bcliling Lisa Bcnh.xm Sh.mn.i Burmughs Dnvu Bush Cheryl Huirurficid Christine fliirhonuru Lance Clurcy Hciithur Cinrlini jun Carlson Richnril Carlson Kim fiilllLiiC julic Chase Kathi Chuvis Diunu Chung SltYL'f,i1UliiS Mlihulli' CQl.ulk l3.1r1n1.l.xrk Krlstun fQl.1y L 2 f iiiiii , J . V ' -' '-as ,, Q 'T Z W4 ff , Q f, M5 Xff . .x gf , Q A N i + 2 2' ' ,V L, 1 , ' 4? I xr we-' 1 . X . .s..,.i e,, lf ss. S T X N Q ar N Y Qs . ,..W S., iii., , Y . . ' 4 X - 1 1 -if-Q 3 . .Q ...,. a X X 'X X f ll. ,Q f l. Miehelle Michelotti expresses her disgust for the cafeteria food. Z. Darren Pelkey and his harem. 5. Lame Crain leads the dance line the tan-tan. LUNCH Five, four, three, two, one , . . l thought it would never get here. The growling in my stomach only gets louder and louder. As l approath the talieteria, the familiar smell ofgreasy lirenth liries surrounds me. Then I see in hall"rhe students hands, the tin foil wrapped meals. This is all l need to make me lose my appetite. Too had it doesnt work. The growling is like a knife stuck in my stomach, and the only possible way to get rid of it is to eat. As l walk our of the talieteria l see everyone sitting in the sun enjoying their free time away from husy dass rooms and streaming teathers. A thante for them to relax and talk to their friends, A time ro fill the void, Lunth. A ' - 'wx " vs .t Q . 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Scott Hancock Tim Hansen Dana Hanson i 1, . f " K' v ' ' . ?awniIH:iiCrdY " , .1 ll' - , ony ec man , jg y . J josh Helling lsce 1 I Vwyl t U A: 4 I W fc a I , ' Q:EjfQ5jE!iEE!i??f3?fiSEi .,.,, . fx I 5,2 'iii . t 1 ' fv ,w1,,ff,,fH' , 1 .-,- ,gg ,,,, '- Z ' H' I !:??"1'-I I' ' Y ' 5 W W 4' Im' ff to ck Steve Herbert Brian Hill Deanna Hinton Matt Hoqhne Greg Hoffmann Melissa Holstine A Debbie Hom ' Kellie Hughes ,I ", f Bill Hunt I Chikuko Ihovc Cindy Irwin Thomas jaramillo al 'af in 1 , ,, . .. - Q '--' 4 T ' ' IAA ' A A - M -- 3 ' T 1 ,, , s s f s aars r Shalynlohnm to s at r s L 5 a as ,, , 1 Shuntrcll jones n Q ' Steve Kato i ..,,, T .... , A - f K K ig xgr xxx N 4 A 5 .-- sf . L C 'Q .kg' 14 a N T 1 a s fi':- 11' K, 'Y-W -1-. ,, r '-'-" ,Q k , , , Q ..:. X . i" ' t,l, 1 USL, Kime ,Q Z " - , I img 1 T ,, ' L'LL E -1: Thomas Koff asaa ' if . 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Dwayne Lyle and Tim Long are wannabe cheerleaders. 4, , ,,M,x N, 'H X ,W , I mg Y' ff A , W f, ily 5336, A, rw f. i I 7 f 6, Happy Birthday, Stacey! 4:34 ,X I 7, Standing on the corner of Main St., Sophomores ure waiting anxiously for their float. 8, Kcllcy Nabas and friend cleaning up after class, 4 wi XXX Oli' nl ,41- -, 5- mum H Lffgg. V .tg ,v 5, ii tsflfr. 1 :g:'.zJf'xh v ,"t,.,f ,,....-if - w - X K . . i:,x j i if X R .1-"""" 'Q' .-if x - Q 251' V ,, Z -5 jg , 4 if 'ii' J hi if W: Z , f fi is af -W, ' j L 3 g 1 A l 1 3 slisl 'r if Q ,Aww sr I Q WNWW is 4. . 1' P, . as f.L'?.rg, ' 'ZR " k 3 . , .. fb f 5 ' 4' K ww sf xx Si ii 5 J 5 j so ,,,, ,yy mmf 'Q' X f 4 9 W ff 4 , za, gg' .ff ,, ,M - Q- fm 4 f ,. 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Cheat sheets are more reliable. Students cram as much microscopic Francesca Reyes Ryan Reynolds Dan Risi Aaron Roach Harold Rogers Ryan Romero Greg Russell Kari Samuelson Debbie Sanchez jared Sandeno Bronwyn Sandercock Chad Sanders Jennie Sanders Sharon Savery Darrenn Schillizzi john Schuchardt Aimee Shafsky Morag Shanks Lisa Shannon Billy Shimer Karla Shoquist Tonya Shulrs Roger Siebe Aaron Sill Molly Sirface David Smith jeff Smith Rachel Smith Doug Snodgrass Kim Soffer Scott Spencer Paris Spurlock Geoff Sturms Saunna Sturm Debbie Swyers Laurie Taylor Scott Taylor Tania Telm Debbie Thau Bobby Thompson David Thomsen joel Tibbetts Amy Tobin Geoff Tomcik K nie, ' 'Q l fs lg Q I Ts of I ll WW, www rm Qs 'SWS 10+ X SK X Sis E is N X xx 9 Q AQ b x x X Q Q , Qi X' ff X gk for T' iss. 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David Torress Marie Trester Mason Trimble Phill Tryillo Sracey Tudor Kim Van Fleet jeffVan Houten Lisa Van Overbeke Kristen Van Wagner Tracy Viderro Olaf Vlieks Shannon Voellm 1 2 5 4 5 X R f E K of X , Dog pile on the Sophomores! . Check out Tim Hansen's form. . Stacy Dolan gets a second wind while Trisha Bassinger nods off for the evening. . Two Sophomore DUDES kick back at the Homecoming picnic. . We've had along dz1y,we'llsit this one out. Keith Zierau David Zook Greg Zuffelato Mellissn Wzxll Jeanine Walllcr Rusty Willling Kevin Wzilsh Beverly Wurnke Corma Welxn julie Wirlrluonibc Kris Wirlnuer Rob Williams Shelly Willizxms Dan Vlilliamson Tim Wilson Eric Witze Pam Zielske f wa Q ' " ...Z f' Q f i lllv Wgil Ilyf , ,A f , ,, . Ng! -V , l , - r - .l llll l f - qw bt , f' ff'V I ' ' 4, H :,:a,,fm my I 15 'W W 51, , ,E ' , V "f 1 " ' eg l t 1' " , , ,A ww QQQLQQ-,haf-:ff ,l,,,,,4f , 1 1--, . M V, gffmsw:f..f,W " , fig, , . ,.,, ,. ,,, Z -- l WW' f 132 ,VII fw- Hf , ,, ,, ,462 f Lai ,,.!,,M,4, V , . .., , www ,iff f i f U4 f I W fy fir i ,ff f 42 W Wm Elixir Not p1ctured but leavmg their prints on the world are 'ig ig! Wim Quhw A Ofwhf W U I CU i f 2-4 "X-ip. "W-1gvgYiN 3 MJ W wi X F 1 7 Q - 1 ,w ' F, 4' i I X.-an F The Weekend . . . by jon Hunt A weary ragged caravan stops to drink at an oasis in the middle of the scorching desert. The key to understanding this sentence is to recognize the symbolism. The weary caravan and scorching desert represent the student body and the school. The oasis is the weekend. Friday ends all the mental anguish of the past four days and home work is quickly pushed aside to make room for the weekends events. Most teachers recognize this and so lit- tle home work is assigned. Students often say "Friday is my favorite day of the week" or "I can't wait till Friday." After the euphoria of the weekend, depression inspires com- ments like "I hate Mondays." So when the weekend rolls around all I can say is "Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow might be Monday." W Elf. Tim Hansen acting like a freshman? I Y J!! S l. Carolyn Gabris plays dress-up. 2. Davis Theman, Myth, or Legend? 5. Waiting for jason as usual. x 1' by 4 yi if ,f"f 'KW' I wonder if the inventor of the glasses really understood what he had invented. That so many people would be so helped by his invention, that they would feel as if they had a new life just because they could see like other people. I also wonder if he could realize that his invention once would be used as an ornament. Today glasses are a triviality, people wear them whether they have to or not. They like to wear them because they give you a different look. Dur- ing the centuries the glasses are also one of the things that have kept its look and escaped further modifications. just compare with how the cars have been developed during the years. If you want to see a lot of glasses in the latest fashion style, you should visit a beach on a sunny day. It's incredible in how many different shapes they appear. They are square, round, heart shaped, triangulars and so on, but the basic idea is the same, glasses and frames to wear on your nose. One music star that has taken glasses as a characteristic is Elton john. He appears every con- cert with different shaped glasses. The latest within the glasses fashion is how to wear them. The main idea is to wear them straight on your nose. Teachers and grandfathersfmothers usually prefer to wear them on the tip of their nose. Cdon't ask me why.J Girls usually prefer to wear them in their hair as an ornament instead of a hair ribbon. Another look is the ski-look. It's when you bind a string to your glasses' frame which is colored in the latest fashionable colour and then hang them around your neck, or another is to carry them in your breast-pocket. The absolutely latest look copies Tom Cruz's look in Top Gun and it's for men. It's pilot glasses with mirror glass. But when you think about it you will realize that glasses today are not a thing that makes you see better. It is also a thing that characterizes your personality. JUNIORS SIGN IT S GO WILD Around the world with the class of '88 7 Mark Ackerman Melissa Adkins Marianne Aguiar Sherry Ailor Greg Alexander Christine Alfuno Dannette Allen Susana Alves Allen Andrews Murray Archzimbault Nerissa Arnould jay Asmus Christina Ayran Tina Bailey Majken Baldo Matthew Barnas Kevin Barry jason Barton Beth Battaglia jenny Bedell Kim Bei Susannah Belding Greg Bell Richie Blair JU IOR LIFE K 'xii' 5 essess Q0 0 s 'QQ 1 x K 1. 1 DID YOU HAVE A FUN JUNIOR YEAR? 1. Did you stop trying after january 87 even though you knew that this was the semester that colleges looked at? 2. Did you learn to sign one of your parent's names? 3. Did you feel equal to your teachers? 4. Have you run out of things to write in your friend's yearbook? 5. Was your favorite expression "l, 2, 3 ,... junior Victory?" 6. Did you use your school books as scratchpaper? 7. Was your best excuse "Mom, I'm going to the movies for four hours, bye." 8. Did your parents expect you to be late? 9. Did you go to traffic school? 10. Did you wish that you had a versateller card? ll. Could you find Burger King with your eyes closed? 12. Did you crash your car at least once? 13. Did everyone follow you to Niles? 14. Did you feel like one of the tall people on cam- pus? l5. Did your mom call the party more than once? GIVE YOURSELF I POINT FOR EVERY YES ANSWER! 15 You're awesome, skip your senior year and go straight to college. 11-14 You're still rad, but your Senior year will be even better. 6-10 Remember Tom Cruise's famous words, "Sometimes you've just gotta say, what the . . 5-1 Sell your T,.V. and get a job-at least that way you'll get out of the house. O- You're in the wrong class, get to know some Freshmen. xxgsx Y 1 NRS W! i f QXR Michael Blinn Chandler Boardman Kristina Boreck Kevin Boultier Angela Boyd Loren Bradley john Branch Angela ridges An ne Briggs Katy Brown Kyle Brown Kevin Bryant Sandy Bueno Darryl Burbank Kevin Burke David Burnham Erin Capilla Craig Caponigro Carolyn Capuano jackie Carlton Ruth Carpizo Chris Cereghino Gina Childree Kevin Christensen joey Clark jennifer Clink jeff Combs Kelly Comstock joanelle Cook Lynette Cox Brian Crawford Christina Crooks Dariane Cruz Alan Daniels 'I'.1mr.t Dnnit-Is Kerry llmtfig llflk ljtlfllllg Rosa Davis justin l3.wissun lNl1tl1c'llL' Degruot Q, ffff'Z??1Z5' - 2 i ' JW Fi? Y I X Z NW XM Q-is X tw s xxx sstxhjx xs to W vt t, ass s ,Q "Where do you suppose that Chemistry book went?" asks Kevin of Brian. "Who put the anchovies on this?" complains Eric Ricker. . Cheese, glorious cheese. What is holding jon's attention so intensely? f " y" H5r::" 1 e,rfieazfi,1 ffii -wg! fm 2 W f 5 ,, 1 Q 4 , f Q f ' fff lff ' 6' f if ff , My W, ! Q af -is 5 1 , f f 'W g -4, ff 1' I 1 ' 1357--s Www: .Qi . V -1 55 I iii" " warg f s,,1r. , 1 V sl ij isa, , Yu...- l. Is Danette planning to borrow a test from the teachers lounge? Z. Stacy Swanson warming up for tonights perfor- mance of Swan Lake. 3. jason never noticed the camera. 4. Do you want a big wedding or a small wedding! Christine Deluz Cynthia Devore Alicia Diaz Katherine Diaz Kelly Dix Chris Dobbertin Amberlee Dodson Lisa Donate Wendy Dummer Randy Dunham jon Dunphy Renae Edwards Nicole Egan Renee Eshpeter Micheal lingua jack livnns Shannon Fabian Steve Faustina Andy Faye Brandon Fead 4 ,jennifer lienolio Clirisroplier licrnamlez Todd Fisher Mike Fosrer Kim lfrirrs Cindy Gallli Hob Gallup I lcuulmcr Gamuchu Dean Garbin Melissa Garvin Mike Liebro David Gebber Cheryl Githens Gina Glasser Marr Glick Brian Goeres Mau Goldsworrhy Z ,pf fir 5 f M WW ff ,gf f f ix Q X "' ,,. X-is l 5 l X yylex as ""' ' B -fm f .1,i11rqEwS:e . .W N- -fziiifififiifg X .N SRV 'R ' if f ' - ' KEQ, .jackie Yee was voted junior Homecoming Princess for 1986. . Debbie and Marianne go Hawaiian. Erin, Val, and Val squeal, "He's cute!" "Oh, gag me." says Cindy. . Aren't your hungry? . Generic picture, no caption necessary. "Wh11t a reliefln Lisa asks, "Where ya headed, big boy?" "I've been very good today, Mommy," grins Rochelle. ly ,,.,, , A -., , , ,,,, 1,,. f ,d: W,,,,Ww?.l ,, ,if H 'M-fi , fwff ,ff wa W fy 45-'15 ' , ,emma in in ag f M! f f 5 f Q rf f 1 1 Af: 4 f fm ,..f gi Hkf,.,,,-1 f- Q ,v av. .1 if fi, M i,., G s lid Gonzales Johnny B. Goode Lesleu Goodwyn Tom Guuveia Michael Graham Michael Gram Margy Grassmyer Marry Grasso Valerie Gray Kelly Green Cindy Gregerson Fred Gromadski Shawn Guerin Robert Hagberg Christine Hahn Aaron Hall Lisa Hall Johnnie Hamm M ichael, Hanson Paul Hanson 44 Scott Hupp Trey Harmon Patricia Harpole Cathy Harrington Amy Harris Michelle Hurt Scott Harvey Scott Hassan Kirah Heil Rachelle Helmick jason Henricus jennilcr Heuer Michele Hicks Kurt Hill Laura Hohiml julie Hockin - asian --f'- -1111.111-1, tc,.Wc32ET::::-'1f"'w s igh Q i ! if 5 ' s N . me v:5F:' . X it X c 11 X N vc X M . Q was sw, c :Q S ta 9 5 S Q wi .. ,S ,..,,. K fa -- if N X XX ff A c X hs lk W ' ' 4 3 N 1. "The Group", relaxing during lunch with a smoke. 2. "That face , . . That face . . . That Covergirl Face! 3. "En guardef shouts David Bernham as Scott Harvey fights ,... ' ------ Wf'?f' . ., .Q , as h " Q 1 X ' 'HSQESG i T V i flililllkb 5 1 cces . .s t , back. ,rr rg?- 2 time v 'i,,.-f ,gf ' 9 - Chad gets busted for an attempted "assassination" on campus Good friends can always find time for each other during class. . That winter sun never felt so good. Hold on to that sweater for dear life Kristen. Thor Hoefer Jeanell Hofacre Chad Holmes Brad Holstine Kimberly Holveck Seth Horwitt Julie Howard Michele Hudson Jonatha Hunt Maureen Hyde Sam Jackson Charlene James Lori Jennings Alyssa Jensen Maribeth Jensen Deborah Johnson Kathleen Johnson Jennifer Johnston 46 Pamela Karwacki james Kell Erin Kelly Kathleen Kellogg Gary Kelsey Elizabeth Kendall Mark Kielty Carol Kilgress joyce Kimbro jennifer Kinzel jim Koehler Kara Kruger Darian Lnbrie I.is:1l.evitt Cynthia Leedle Kevin Lemmo Sean Lemoine Luurenu Lewis mu ,- , .3 A EM ,W ,...i,,- 1 , A, fra ,, ,.,. ,, ,..,.,,,,,..,, ,. , ,Ay , ,,..e,,,,,,..,, 1 mv , ' '.,.,,. 2 Q, M 1 2 , M 25 , if V' ' 4222 i y.,w,,m .,,,. 2.5 1 l?',E gm.. ,,, ,,,, V, Zifwffiififff fi if 4 9' Z 1 5 if 22 5252 5' f f ,f .t,,1t.,,,. , l,,,,,t A2 sehs ""'t': "Qt 'K s uw: - Q . ' . . X T . 5 , .1.. K i g . 5- W, ,. I is , E -,A . , - t - -Q ft , - - ,-,f , Q Q tw A 1 . -A f 'K ' ., 1, it . te-wi. A ."' ., ' .-Qt I A A -- .1 PS2 -- f- V J PN" . ' L, W x f it J 4 . A Q f do QVWQ la : T if K Y. ?I51fS:5:2.E?ifR- 'zu X-if .ft N' 'GX GDYFEEEEAY . T fmiwiil- . . . F .zljg - fgfs mgaa ' '- ' ga. N.. -.f- . t J tf:.:f-f-,L C A ritz 1zssieQ.:s 1. "There he was just a walkin' down the street" . . . Z. Sean can't wait to hit the rquetball courts. 3. Yea, we only lost by, 10 points tonight. 4. My bodyguard? 5. jack and jim, rebels without a cause. f 6. Okay girls, come on 'n' get it. 7. junior chipmunks say "Aloha!" Michael Lindgren Kristy Lombardo Steve Lorcntzen David Lutz Stefani Machi Tracy Makowietki Philip Mancini Kimberly Mannon jeffrey Martinez jacob Masarsky Sean Matheis Kristen McBride Paul McCreary Thomas McDonald Mike McDonald Tiffany McGinnis Patty McHugh Kaylyn Mclntosh Kelly MCKahn Shiela McMullen 118 Srenik Mehta Nicole Meier Bren: Messenger jennifer Mithautl Clharissa Mitheuls Ciirlene Michelotti Gary Miller Michael Miller Laura Miner jesus Mirimtlzi lfrin Moberg Michael Mogge Valerie Montellano Becky Montgomery Holly Montgomery Sam Moores -john Morin w ww-A "' W i 2 EM K . :,:1 2 was as - sf Y . + Q Q-use 1. Tiny bubbles . . . make me happy. 2. "Give me a break." says Dean Garbin. 3. I bet julie enjoys being one of the only girls in drafting. 4. "I'd rather be surfing . . thinksjim. 5. Now why on earth do you want our picture? 6, "And we danced .. . like a wave on the ocean romance." 7. "Four lcegs?" You said, "four lcegs?!" 8. When I'm walkin' I strut my stuff. . ,..,. ..,... ...,. t .., pu X xx tt .......xXX sw. . 225E1hSNSLq::gfi::z- --'- sr i .sf'1::fz-Qziffagi .X X is . 5 .me-rzggfgsg ...Mtg V im ' wfrssrsfw Y .. -- -- 3 'km M-fi-im.. . .W QSM iiiwxfesaszsszssaiz 2' - rx j e e 317 11 ' Q 1 guru 2 W ii? Q ffw-46-' 1 fr 149 jeffrey Morosetti jason Morris Denise Mortenson Heather Mosser David Mower Michele Munos Lori Murphree Darlene Murphy Kimberly Narron Dianna Navarete Lynn Nelson Eric Nesbitt Ross Nott Denise O'Sullivan Scott Oatman Amy Oicles Troy Oleson John Oliverius Angela Olson jeffrey Olson Sabrina Ostle Rani Owens Steve Pahler Brian Papka Tom Parco Mark Pearson Christy Pedro Robert Pennisi Daniele Perry Tina Perry Sara Philipovitch Robin Phillips Elena Pina Christine Pleich Darren Plilcr Gail Plummer 1. "IfI were king for just one day . . thinks Jennfer. 2. "1.2.3 . . .junior Victory" shouts junior Cheerleader Fred. 3. What do you want? 44 ...ff-. ,f 'N S :pause A- 'T L. P' I ie 4 - !" i lbw . 'fs' iw' .Y Melanie Poelgurski Heidi Poore james Poppell Jennie Porter jagger Porter Daleen Poulson Lisa Putman Craig Quezarla Edwin Ragle Robert Rcasoner james Reding Mary Redinger Sean Rec-ic Morgan Rees Darianne Reyes Tom Rice Wenniic Rice Stephanie Ricker Patricia Riordan David Roberson Ernest Rodgers Katherine Rodriguez jason Rothman jeffrey Rouse Eric Rucker Kelli Ruiz Rosemary Russell Tiffany Sappington Brian Sausen Harvey Scatena Angelo Stavone Shauna Sthabert Bryan Schafer Alayna Shaffer Allan Schaffer Eric Sther 152 :Wi Y A A llil.sll 2 a of Q V ,vs 1 ggi? Q B 1 if Z we Q : fs, ff , if ggfkqlff , K QW gg 1 Q . 'V 5 Wifgj I l 'Q fi lg '-"' 1 13 We 3 i , A l R -' u fi. ' ' , V m4rm2qvz-.1 a ,,,,, .. Z- '- V ffm ,,,, gstgcgg f ' . --, if Qvhj Q 'il' t he i wg V, yyt,yyl,y I?-is it Sv "Hang loose dudes" mumbles jim. . Tammy and Dani back from 7-1 1 run. "Whiter teeth and a fresher mouth . . . 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T ff? -N , f f .frag- -V "f.41lC',, f". ,7 f , 3 ! -1 . . ' ' 1 if' 1- 4,3 . . ' .545 Y 'V ,f ,WSW fllzllssll, Ml" lil! s H' .X -iY4w?i1'Q,.3 " ji . h , , .. , . U V, lf v j, , ,I . L' ' l X junior Gfficers ,ny at we 4' 'Q 'ff-fif 'Q if., .Y ' . .,,Li .157 .fa ,z,, . Officers for the 86-87 school year were elected in the spring of 86. Running for president were Brent Messenger, Laurie Sheridan, and Debbie Stallings. For Vice Predsident were Tony Smith, Diana Navarette, Erin Kelly and Joey Clark. Carlene Michelotti had some stiff competition run- ning for secretary unopposed. Noelle Zaballos and Erin Capilla ran for the office of Treasurer. The hard work of the junior class and officers got the junior class second place in the homecom- ing parade. As March rapidly approached, the juniors got ready for their junior prom. The date was set for March 28 at the Rheem Theater in Moraga. The theme was "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" by Phil Collins. All the hard work of those involved definitey paid off, making it the juniors' night. . Brent Messenger-President. .junior Officers. . Tony Smith - Vice President. 4. Carlene Michelotti - Secretary . Erin Capilla-Tresurer. 5 l' if 'WE-Alix Q.: M Qing 'Q N u- I - 4' , A NQAE' -y - Q gf rv ff' M - 0 2,1-A1 2 - - . ff Mg- . -Ian ,. -E,, X f, I a, 5 aadflnl ' ' 4 'V 5 ? 'M Wypfwyj "WYE W ' N lm 3" li- ' v niulu iii Mu! 1 -1. wa Secretary Kristin Lipman Before school started this year, I put on the teacher faculty breakfast for my main project in Leadership. I would like to see more people become involved in the schools activities. I hope that the projects and activities that I contribute to will help the school spirit grow. I en- joy being involved with the school func- tions and I like the freedom to express my ideas and opinions in o Leadership. Seni President Teresa Kennedy As the senior class president, I have been working towards unifying the senior class, I was impressed with the large numbers of seniors who are becoming involved in our activities. This proves to me that the students at Foothill really are interested in main- taining school spirit. Foothill is an ex- cellent school, I enjoy working with the government initiating nevi activities and brainstorming ideas. I am glad I got involved it is the best project I have ever taken on. Vice President jeffStutz I wanted to get involved in something where I could be a factor. Sure I could just show up at the meetings but I thought I could do more as Vice-President, I hoped to add new ideas and help get the senior class more motivated, I came in hoping to help Teresa because vsith some inspira- tion this senior class can go a long way. It was a fun year and I am glad I got to be a part ofit. Treasurer Lee Green I like being involved in student government. It is a challenge to plan and arrange senior activities, fund raisers and school functions. Last sum' mer I attended a California Association of Student Councils Leadership camp ' Santa Barbara, This camp helped me to improve my communication and deci+ sion making skills. It prepared me for my office a great deal. I was glad to see fficers our seniors more involved in the school's activities and fund raisers, - ee! 159 160 Senior SE OR PICNIC The morning of September 18 started off in chaos as the Seniors attempted to reach for an "87" on the quad. They posed atop each others shoulders, cheering as they waited for the yearbook photographer to take their pictures. The freshmen and sophomores hurried by on their way to class, while the juniors strutted around thinking that they owned the school now that the seniors were gone. As the seniors boarded the buses, it was announced that they would spend their senior picnic terrorizing Oakwood Lake Resort. The bus ride went by in a flash with singing and laughter to pass the time. Upon arrival, everyone streamed out of the buses to bask in the warm sun. Music blared as seniors exchanged shorts and tennies for bathing suits and towels. The rest of the day was spent roaring down the Rapids on mats and inner tubes. No one seemed to mind that the tunnel became clogged with people. In addition to the Rapids, other entertainment included swimming in the lake, volleyball, chowing down on hot dogs, and dancing to your favorite music. If none of these past times were interesting, there was always the beach where you could soak up some rays. As the day came to close, the seniors made their weary way back to the buses, sorry to leave, but secure in their knowledge that this was the best Senior Picnic ever. Christina Gangnuss displays het new dance step. Debbie and julie are not impressed by Tony Grego, 4'Where did you buy that IBD Kristin Zierauf' questions Amandai Reynolds, Carrie Bennett dances away with Steve Marino Tyron Beeby poses in the latest fashions from Sea Worlcl. Some of our Senior men wonder what life is like after Foothill High. Girls just want to have fun! Michelle checks her legs for stubbles, while Greg looks with sad eyes, hoping the sun will come out! Wanria buy a wife? O .1 . , si NSS .2 . ,,.,.-wr' be wg , ,x S 9 7 . -1- ' wfmg V , SPEED ,, LIMIT A' I 4 A' Q 4 N ' .-Q W A N A 55' 0 . e ' x -A X, . ,. -"'fi5'n5"N Q ' 5 v , .!i,,, 5. . r - ul 4 ' 5:10 . l Q: " - 'Sv ,L Z , , , , 'X' " . lk 5 F.-. ' " "'A"f4- 'H 'jf JW , ' 8 Q4 .g 4 A - '.-Me:-1-1.15 I ' 'W ',aQl,.wf-'ff l 1125 milf an Q 4 iz, ' X 3? 5 U. f 9 Q Q, 'A K I . 1,4 l 3 , -Q., 'Q Q . .5 a El . .ug l,,, 1,':, , . , 5.1 f if it 'VJ-A f ' f ' ,Q 3 . , N 1 ig' , .X 4 z L'-I .43 9 v ' 1 aff ,, 6. sf 'fi ' ' " 1 I 1' " ?'ix' "10-V J L. 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X Xi, X Q- S g . -WE .4 ,.g N1 mv. , 1 176 Senior Gino Marshall Lisa Marshall Mathew Marshall C0llf?IUi' Martin Kevin Mqyo Marty McCarthy Michael McCord Rodefidi Mdime jayme Mendoza STUDENT FOOTNOTE: People laugh at things that they don't understand. Sometimes it's me that they don't understand. I'm faced with negative energy at most times of my day. The clouds help me to release this false energy and to truly escape into my true space. The clouds are the most beautiful things that my eyes can see. Particles of positivity make pretend forms. Clouds, I feel have a strong life force, I'm able to take some of their misty energy. I have enjoyed clouds for a few years, and ever since I've needed them, I've become my true self. Sometimes I can only be true when I am by myself with the clouds. In a past life, my name was Cloud, I was a knowledgeable Indian woman. Lisa can't be true, emotions get in the way. Lisa can only be Cloud when she is true to herself. --- Lisa Garcia Senior I77 ,, ,V .QQ- 3sE.f 3. .-yxqkl, , 3 .Q X ,f ,JR P - , M ,. A .5 5 ,- , ,X Wm .M ft, vw- K-, JI "W Y ' X, ' X Wk' EM, um ,. 4 f Y! ' 'N N ' xwa. I M4 X' kay i w Q '9' YTQ Y W . , A V xi ' ff g o x ,M f Q . , , ,V 5 i 1 my :Zz 1 1. f 2 x Bradley Miller Holleigh Minard wg ,.-gm, ' JT' Y' bg A .P . 5,371 .o , A .Eh QWL Fr, w --V-, vr 14 1 M f AA' oo .Q H W' fav ooo oo . .!, W L dr.: 1 ' ggi? w e ' 4 5 ' ip ff' M I .. f fr. I 4 il vm K ' ,w f ,f' vw 2 M 'mga ww, ,N Sf' ,gf Q? fs 13 . o -., ,. il o oooo it , 2 5 , J W wr ' 54, ,ggi-fm y Moreland Jodie Morris Senior 179 3 180 Senior - jen Saito - Christina - Erie Li STUDENT FACTS: Did you know that: - Beth Oliva flies a Gliderg - Denise Giaeomini is a marathon runnerg - Steve Dawe likes to barefoot Waterski - Lisa Legan hopes to publish her love and is second in the stateg songsg - Brian Pemberton is little re built his truck vfgfii W - Kim questioningly asks Cindi, "Is that Philly that you're putting on your begal? Chris Peterson Scott Pietro Cori Pilkington Brian Plake Sherri Powell Raquel james Laurie Rawson Robert Reber Becki Reed Heather Reid Amanda Reynolds Sharon Reynolds Rob Richards Michelle Richardson Lori Riordan Melinda Rivers April Roach jason Roach Kent Robertson Donna Robinson Will the real Vilflila Whit6 please stand up! Senior 181 Tim Shfhom Kim Sherman Kim 5h0ff jeff Crawford . . . The pinnacle of manhood. Michele Silva Lorraine Singh Sean Smith Todd Smith Whar's Steve doing with Michele? D9-ffm Solafo Senior 185 I I84 Senior Lisa Sonne Remi Souza Marianne Spotomo Laura Stankovich Mike Srankovich Susie Stearns TFOY Sfeele Stefanie Srocek 4- i Sheri Sroramski Chris Stovall janien's teddy bear is no subscirue for Steve. Denise Sffoud Dean Sfudfbakef s bg ' , X ' X m"1'?"V F11 T' .+I wt' W 5 1 , ' Q. M , My -:1,, ,mn 'fm . -mwwwg ,W 2 'L .-' :M WBA ' , W ' WE ,X gf' . ' 1 gsqww . ,gym , Y 'V K Ml 1 A ' A W uma. 1 , J "" " 2 W' X WJ QMSESM1' se ' Wmwk. M ' 51'-'W' F' ' MW I M, wine? 'Q' ax S Q w 3. M gf xr , X 0 2 Q' W W " . fW,Q,..w, ,. APG' Ww- sw 'ii' 'ws-ry Monte Tudor Michele Turouner Amy Vader Laurie Verceliino Sauna Brian Pemberton course?" 186 Senior 'MX fv- FUN Mcshcllc Watkins Qi Sherri and jon are Bam-Bam and Pebbles all grown up. Ch'ffiSSa Wflm Laurie XX'heeler Nancy White Randy While Virki Wfhirrisr Michelle Wilkinson Christine Willirxms Kevin Willizlnms Wchunr Krisrinc XX'hcelaml Mark Whrrringrun Senior 187 , M 1 5 we M STUDENT FOOTNOTES: A new student at FHS has a hidden talent that not many people have. His name is Brent Anderron and he can wiggle his eats. He discovered this talent back on the farm in Idaho when he was four years old. His classmates find his talent interesting and funny. Brent is overwhelmed that he can ex- pose this talent to the world via the yearbook. He plans to start a school for ear wiglers, with Loren LeBeau his first student. Brent doesn't plan on making a career of ear wiggling, but plans to use his talent to break the ice with new clients when he is a lawyer. He hopes that his combined talents will take him far. As a free lance artist, Randy Kirzmd has a lot go- ing for him. He and a friend have their own business, KD ILLUSTRATIONS where they design logos, pamphlets and flyers. Randy feels good when he draws for other people and loves all the compliments that he receives on his work. He wants to use his artistic background as a mechanical engineer and hopes to design cars. If that doesn't work out, he would like to be a graphic design artist. Af fWig -'mf Bruen joe Groeser james Strummer Sahuri Tnkagl n 5. Chad Holmes trying to be a Senior again! 4, OK., Now look natural!! 5. Go to Class Timmy Fenton! -fffm ,. 1. Marty McCarthy doing something constructive on the homctoming Hunt. 2, "XVc'rc out of hc-ref' says Dave Chargin and Steve Marino. 1. Good friends are hard to find! 2, Tex "STOPS" the girls to pose for a picture. 5. Kim Blakiston lookin' fine. Kids wonder who the iute blonde is sitting :If-1 190 Senior .as 1'- ,P v l. Kin Hill has his hands full, 2. Sceve Fields is nor as innocent as he may look. 3. "Come on" Greg Avakian, "ins okay ro smile." 4. Remi, Kim and Laurie finally find out what ic's like ro be sifting on the wall, but "Where is Jenny?" 5. Loren LeBeau shows how it's really done! 6. Who's Mitch Nagara checking our? Senior 191 iw if il I. to R: Vicki Whittier, Diana Madrigal, Kathleen Hayes, Nicki Wolfe, Michelle Bigham, Kelly Griffen, jennifer Mahan and Cheryl Tadlock. L to R: Dave Mattie, Michelle Wilkenson, Kristen Ziemu and Brett Bammcr. L to R: julie Ackerman and AnMarie Davis. L to R: Dori Enriguez and Marty Smith. L to R: Barbara Clune, jason Torah and Cori Pilkington. I. to R: Debbie Doggett, jim Ward and Laurie Vercillino. L to R: Colette Martin and Chad Holmes. L to R: jenny Hilde, Debbie Doggett, Kim Byers and Laurie Vercillino. L to R: Lisa Bennet Williams, Katy Brown and joey-luhansen, "That's What Friends Are for" At last, jennifer Madrid and Ron Perkins made it to the front of the line. Shades of pale pink unite this bevy of beauties. Top Row, Left to Right: Kim Scola, Teresa Kennedy, Amy Brimeyer, Vicki Draper, Kim Sherman, Lisa Legan and Laura Stankovich. Znd Row, Left to Right: Kristin Zierau, Amanda Reynolds and Rhonda Emmanuel. The Class of '87 celebrated the close of is . - .ff their junior year by dancing the night away at jack London Square's, Shinanigan's. The "highlight" of the evening was the long wait for the "Of- ficial" photograph. The Buffet was a delicious array of Hors douvres and pastries which disappeared before everyone even had an opportunity to eat. The music was provided by a DJ. who was a beat late. It included Top 40 hits from such greats as Phil Collins, Huey Lewis, Madonna, Eddie Murphy, and other popular performers. The -theme song, "That's What Friends are For," was a big hit along with "Shout," which ended this memorable evening. Girls in their satiny fotmals and guys in their tuxedoes awaited their limos while proud Moms and Dads took rolls of pictures. Then -it was out the door to drive in luxury to such restaurants as The Hungry Hunter, Bobby McGee's, Pedro's, and the Black Angus, for a -I special pre-prom dinner. After the dance, many couples headed to a late breakfast at an all night restaurant or at their own homes. But, the fun hadn't come to an end. Friends gathered together to head off to Santa D Cruz and Capitola for a relaxing day of 9,4 sun and surf. Finally, thirty-six hours - I' later, tired and out of sorts, many A students returned home and went to bed. Early comets, Michelle Cavallini and Derek Fritts enjoyed the dance. Senior 193 Senior Favorites '87 Birthday suits we would most like to joe Groesser and Kristin Lipman see Peoples clothes we would most like Tom Thrush and Remi Souza to borrow. People most likely to show off their Bennett Williams and Kim Blakiston pearly whites People we wold most like to see in Geza Privari and Kristin Zierau shorts. People most likely to show off their Bryan Pemberton and Laurie Vercellino backside People we would most like to be with Tim Barnes and Shri Isorda Best Body Best Dressed 'Wh Best Legs Best Behintls Best Smile S ,,ii, ..,ii,, Q ft arrs Best Personality ' r l'ill gg 1-1 "-' SQ Most Athletic Nye: .tem P ' a l Cutest Couple Most Musically lnclined x 3 'I' .tx, Class Clown gi . 3 ...:, K 1 w I i 3 wi- if ',.' ' il' ' Best Friends Best in Action People most likely to join the eircus People most likely to stay single People most likely to get inarried ll L safe Class Flirts 5 Q f l ff i ii- V. ,AQ "l'l. i Q ..-.. .if Best Actor and Actress jeff Stun and cihflSIlllllG11IlgllSS Tim Healy and Carrie Bennett Tye Bei-by unil Amzintln Reynolds Steve Daiwa and jnnicn Ferry i l95 Senior Favorites '87 Mark Romero and Heather Reid People's hair we would most like to run our fingers through Derek prim and Rhonda Emanuel People's eyes we would most like to look into. People least likely to get lockjaw People most likely to ask a stupid question. Tony Grego and Rosanne DeSantis Jeff Urbanic and Janis Cameron People most likely to trip on air. Scott Pietro and NanCY Whiff People most likely not to have a driver's license. john and Dave Chargin and Heather Cook .,., -. 'E N ,..Q X as X Sw g 2 is sf, s it . ff --W Q S X Xxx Best Hair Best Eyes Biggest Mouths Biggest Airheads Class Klutz Craziest Drivers 196 Steve Feilds andjanien Ferry Peeple with the loudest voice and the wildest moves, People most likely to marry twins People most likely to look in mirrors People most likely not to talk People most likely to retire at age 25 People most likely to have had the most fun in High School Amanda Reynolds and Martine Moore Brent Anderson and julie Hansford Terry Hunt and Rene Terwilliger Rob Reber and Paula Lessing The Class of '87 il ,..,,, ... -...mv Most Spirited Best Friends i. 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W 3-, .- 1 ga,'.g:. , . x in w5y.4- ., Q: 32 :Q . 1 -- ilu 1 ' . X. I "1. ,T l' I . gm, yr 5 g l 5 1 ' ' ' - ' -' . sl ' ' , A Wrth a good conscrence our only sure reward, wrth Q Q., W , 4 , V of - 5 , 1. . . gr. gg , W- 'u hlstory the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to Eg ig: ll ef' 9 I- 7' A . . . . :, .:g'5f- - A Y A,-gf' W . ,: 1 :Q -, lead the land wc love askrnv Hrs blesln and Hrs -4 l .,.-f " Q JI. rx 1 ' s. 'ff,fn, 2 I ,,. -.L E4 ' help, but knowrng that here on earth God's work - F51 3' el .LIT 9' - ,' s.: ,-g' - g 3 , 4 I- -+.....-, ,jx must truly bc our own. Q1 4-lgjQ W " 1 , "sr v , 1 . .,, ffr' . .- gg V 0 -, john F, Kennedy , ' ' r f 1 -N. :' mfr 1 f Inaugural Address !'- hgh ' L ' 4- 5: lj? l rx, january 20, l96l ji .57 . 1 ' - '-. ' 'fffifi Q ,F 1 , ,O 1 . 12 eww?" 1 K .1 , l, .J , l 4,11 ., -f r. ,fi .Q 3 ., :.3..'..v X I Q - .1rEyj-, - :xr " 11152. - f.. ,, ' Y . 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' 11- "7'f-W7 'EXW A if"r.5- ' n 5 qw :K-:7'f 5"i7"1"2' Q 'l-E11 if l ' ' . . 121 "3 " I1 ?5fkI'if?5'l'rJ?l'cf" V 'fl .- EI' .fgswigsizfrfa H t ' "gill: ftw i K I V 4YKi: g h g5'? . 3 - - rv ' .4 , K- - , M . - fi I ., 'I' I I 3 4: , . L V Aj - In IW: - 'f- A Qk tart' X. B ,, - fs. -A Q Q 5. . I 1' U 200 PRI GDANCES p if, , 1 Nw This year there were a few dances held during the spring. The first one was the sweetheart K r is dance held on Saturday February 14, from 9:30 PM to 12:00 AM. The dance was held in the , A sparsley decorated gym. The Valentines dance was held by the Seniors. Amy Brimeyer and 'iw I Jndro Maestas were crowned Senior Seethearts. The night ended with everyone feeling good ,r after having a great time. ,ink The second dance was the annual Sadie Hawkins dance held on Friday, March 13, from 9 -- 12 in the gym. The theme had been changed by the Sophomores who held the dance. In- , stead of the western outfits that were traditional this year the couples were to dress alike. Sadies WaS a hit with the help ofthe videos btiillg played with each SOHg. Amy Brimeyer andjandro Maestas our senior sweethearts, Mike Stankovich where is your date? A slow song at the Valentines dance. Shana what did you do this time? Seniors look like a big happy family, Kristin Zierau ...J- ICM smiles as he remembers the cookies ICL gave him I, Remi Souza and Amanda Reynolds share 21 slow dance. Mike Mortensen with two dates? ear ner. Heather Osullivan, Maritne Moore, Amanda Reynolds,- SR. BEAKFAST Senior Breakfast for many people started on Tuesday March 10 when groups of friends gathered together to party. Many Seniors stayed up most of the night watching movies, eating, talking and much more. The senior breakfast for everyone started at 6:30 AM when the class of 87 started to arrive at the Pleasanton fairgrounds. The seniors took their places next to their nearest and dearest friends at the blue plastic covered banquet tables. The breakfast in a buffet like style began at 6:30. Seniors laughed, drank and ate while the class of 88 served to them. The breakfast consisted of eggs, ham and blueberry muffins with an assortment of drinks. Close to 7: 1 5 people began to leave to prepare themselves for another exciting day at school. And that's how this year's traditional Senior Breakfast for the class of 87 went. I4 V . Z if? :ya . ,ff 1 3 14 l. Our good boys say grace before chowing down. 2. "just give me both bowls "says joe Groesser. 3. How hung over are you girls? 4. You didn't seriously think we were going to eat it did you? 5. Do you want to share a plate? Asksjames. 6. Lisa Sonne and Nancy Dabney jump up as their plates start to move on their own. 7. juniors wonder if the seniors have caught on yet. 201 ykyk , f , N 4 yy, iw 4 if I IX :W ,,ni' Q 'M W f: Q 'fiiglin . , N g X E - ,, 9 .Amps 35 X f' g , 9 L K W, ,sus wi i A Q Q A i F Eff' ., ,Q I -At, - -z.m2fl. ,Es-. x... I 'N K f' L ' , f nf -,,.,,n-I 4. 2 Wnflllbl ii 1. Hey Kevin, whats the answer to number l asks 1m Reddlng 2. Well, another boring day in America 3. Brent Messinger is recovering from a long weekend 4. Hey, I know its my best side but give me a break' 5. Ya, I know I'm a stud 6. All's quiet on the Foothill campus 7. Shane Swaboda stands under the Sadies sign helpprng to get a date 8. jenny Richards say s look mom no hands' 9. Can you believe it another Foreign Exchange Student IO. It looks good enough to eat' ll Cheryl gives Mrs Robb the evil eye when asked to write more copy lf. "What, you want us to walk in a straight line? 13. "Don't bother me with yearbook work I m doing my homework says Charlie Stuller. 14. Seniors catching some rays at lunch - ' 1 -if 84:22 am, his , v-,z4H,u- l. This group ofgirls certainly aren't shy for the camera. 2. Everyone wants to be like these hot dudes! 5 4 5 6 . Where does Amanda, Kristen, and Heather think they are going? . The usual lunch scene at Foothill High. . Tim grins for the camera. A "Quick take the picture." Mark says "Remi finally has her arm around me." 7. Paul, Angelo and joey drool over a girl Walking by. 8. Derik Fritts, Brian Anderson, Rob Richards, and Brian Crawfordg the Apple Crew. 9. 10. ll "Rob, you can always "lean on Me" Says Chris. "Let,s Go Surfin" sings Paula, Lori, Chris and Nancy. . Todd and Marty "stuff it in" at the Senior Breakfast. 12. Rene Sandoval does her famos bugs Bunny expression. 15. Crystal Davis, like any other freshmen can't wait to have her picture taken. Q- c t .Q Q ......... . . ...M aw. .. . as-,..1t,. sf. . I .. st. fmi as S t a 52 Ek NX? N 10 K I .five - - - t : awtm ssx -' 1 75 ig . , , E g xi Xxq X S W , 'uf Kh" K " , f 5. ig ' -. Vig- 1 Qi? Q0 Mr. Sweeny dislikes being an announcer. Hiding behind their shades are Marie Trester, and Kelly McCoy. Band members look confused. Angela poses pretty for a picture. Darrin Pelky should go back to being a guy. Who says seniors can't have fun as Chrissy Pavlick sprays whipping cream all over Bryan Larsen. Who will be the next GMOC? It's a bird, it's a plane, it's superman! Eat that food, then sell that candy, the Literary Club needs money! Grrrrr I said don't take my picture, grolwed Stephanie Lactin. Give me an "F" . . .O . . . O - what's that spell??? Ladies and Gentlemen, lets here it forjohn Koenigsberger. Stand Back here comes, Kendi, Kathleen, and Mark. That guy thinks he is bad. 207 df- ,M Excuse me, but is this the end of the line? MAY 25: Hands across America stretched coast to coast to raise money for the nation's hungry. V And et another hosta e Beirut. Y V 9 Anglican envoy Terry Waite was taken hostage during his efforts to gain the release of others held in I do, I do England celebrated the royal wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. V miles is that? Voyager aircraft. G'bye to G'day A YBCCS. MTE GBEATTTS James Cagney, 86 Marlin Perkins, 81 Cary Grant, 82 Perry Ellis, 46 Benny Goodman, 77 Liberace, 67 Rock Hudson, 60 Andy Warhol, 58 How many frequent-flyer A Traveling around the world, non- stop and unrefueled, Dick Rutan and Jeanna Yeager made aviation history aboard thegslow but sure FEB 3 Dennis Conner and Stars and Stripes brought home the America's Cup from Australia after sweeping Kookabura Ill in four QQ' Let s talk A OCT 4. Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev discussed arms in The landing was a little rough T Eugene Hasenfus was shot down over Nicaragua while flying arms to the contras. He was tried, convicted and later released to the s New York, l OCT 27, JAH celebrated a Q the Mets beaf seven gamesll looked super, f39'20l. l 7 TGP SELLING l HLBUlTlS CDF l986 Whitney Houston, Whitney Houston 6 Heart, Heart 7 Scarecrow, John Cougar Mellencamp 8 Afterburner, ZZ Top 9 Brothers in Arms, Dire Straits 10 Control, Janet Jackson Welcome to the Real World, M Promise, Sade No Jacket Required, Phil Collir Primitive Love, Miami Sound ll Fouling out JUNE 19, JUNE 27 Cocame claimed the llves of Maryland basketball standout Len Blas and Cleveland Browns running back Carl Rogers am MM .J Baby on Board slgns Lazer Tag Hard Rock Cafe 'I'-shirts e Abeyta, Tracie Aboud, Henry Acker, Lisa Ackerman, julie Ackerman, Mark Adkins, Melissa Aguiar, Karen Aguiar, Lisa Aguiar, Marianne Ailor, Sherry Alexander, Greg Alfano, Mike Alfono, Christine Allen, Dannette Allen, Lisa Alves, Susana Anderson, Brent Anderson, Brian Anderson, Christine Anderson, Scott Anderson, Stacy Anderson, Todd Andrews, Allen Andrews, Scott Annear, Darren Anthony, james Archambault, Murray Ardley, jeff Armstrong, Matt Arnould, Nerissa Arnould, Terra Ashburn, Ryan Asmus, jay Asmussen,jenny Asmussen,jon Asplin, Andrea Avakian, Greg Avenell, Randy Axelrad, Brad Ayran, Christina Bachner, jeff Bachner, Paul Backer, Summer Baer, Rebecca Bailey, julie Bailey, Tina Bain, Danielle Baki, Chris Baldo, Majken Ballard, Wendy' Banke, Heather Bantin, Scott Baprista, Sam Barling, Samantha Barnas, Matthew Barnes, Tim Barry, Kevin Barton, jason Bartoni, Frank Bartoni, Tina Barzee, j ulie Bascom, Leon Bassinger, Trisha Battaglia, Beth Baumann, jeff Baumann, Lori Beagan, Ronald Beckendorf, Mark Beckman, julie Bedell, jenny Beeby, Kyle Beeby, Tyron Bei, Kim Belding, Kerry Belding, Susannah Bell, Greg Benham, Lisa Benner, Robin Bennett, Carrie Bennett, jenny Bennett, Kelly Bennett, Michelle Berger, jeff Berger, Lisa Bernham, David Berry, Melissa Bessette, Renee Bhatia, Dalviero Biagini,joe Bieckman, Michell Bigham, Michele Black, Michele Blair, Richie Blakiston, Kimberly Blinn, Michael Blinn, Thomas Boardman, Chandler Bomely, Matthew Borden, Tara Boreck, Kristina Borg, Eric Botsforcl, Stacey Botz, Mike Boultier, Kevin Bower, Michael Bowser, Suzanne Boyd, Angela Boyd, jim Bradley, Loren Branch, john Brandes, jim Branett, Randy Bray, jeff Bray, Kelli Brierly, john Briggs, Anne Brimeyer, Amy Brissette, Adam Brocker, Lisa Brown, Daryl Brown, Derek Brown, Katy Brown, Kyle Bruen, Scott Bryant, Kevin Buckley, Raymond Bucko, jennifer Bueno, Sandy Bugna, Brian Buhre, Yvette Bull, David Bull, Laura Bulman, jeff Burbank, Darryl Burchett, Stephanie Burclusis, Matthew Burke, Kevin Burnham, David Burroughs, Shawna Burton, Rob Bush, Daniel Bush, Dave Bushouse, Susan Butler, Krissy Butterfield, Cheryl Byers, Kimberly Byrne, Erin Calkins, Patricia Callahan, Larry Camaeron, janis Campana, Shellie Campbell, Beth Campbell, Nancy Campi, Gary Cannon, joseph Capilla, Erin Caponigro, Craig Capuano, Carolyn Carbonaro, Christine Carey, Lance Carey, Scott Carlini, Heather Carlson,jen Carlson, Richard Carlton, jackie Carpizo, Ruth Caudle, Kim Cavellini, Lisa Cavellini, Michelle Ceizler, Danielle Cereghino, Chris Chalmers,jennifer Chargin, David Chargin, john Chase, julie -Chavis, Kathi Chavis, Sharron Cheng, Diona Chesnutt, jill Chester, Jonathan Cheung, Kenney Childree, Daniel Childree, Gina Choilis, Steve Christensen, Kevin Churilo, Christine Churilo, Richard Clailk, Michelle Clark, Darin Clark, joey Clark, Nick Clark, Nickolas Clay, Kristen Clayton, james Clayton, Stacie Clevenger, jennifer Clink, Debbie Clink,jennifer Cloyd, Grace Clune, Barbara Cocilova, Becky Coffee, Chris Cohan, Noelle Colmenero, Brian Colomy, David Colvin, Suzanne Combs, Jeff Comer, Michelle Comerford, Kevin Comstock, Kelly Connelly, jennifer Conners, Amy Connors, Kim Contois, Allison Contois, Eric Cook, Heather Cook, joanelle Cooper, Sean Copeland, Craig Cornelius, Sean Cornett, Duane Cornett, Shane Cornish, Christine Costa, Tom Costas, Jose Cottle, Gale Coultrip, Carrie Cox, Chad Cox, Jim Cox, Lynette Cozart,john Crafton, Amy Crain, Lance Cravotta, joseph Crawford, Brian Crawford, Dianna Crawford, jeffrey Crawford, Ken Cromar, jeff Crooks, Christina Crown, Erin Cunningham, Jenni Cunningham, Shelia Curia, Trish Curtin, jennifer D Arcy, Mike Dabney, Nancy Daggett, Eric Damoulos, Kathy Daniels, Alan Daniels, Tamra Dantzig, Kerry Dantzig, Michael Darling, Eric Davis, Alisa Davis, Ann Marie Davis, Becky Davis, Crystal Davis, Rosa Davis, Todd Davisson, justin Dawe, Steve Debartoli, Nichele Decarvalho, Ivan Degatmo, Brandi Degroot, Michelle Dehlinger, Ty X X Delaney, Molly Deluz, Christine Demarest, Chris Demarest, Wendy Demarse, Thomas Demeyer, Davenport DePiano, Renee Desantis, Roseann Desio, Anthony Desio, Marcelo Devlin, Rebecca Devore, Cynthia Devoto, Myron Diaz, Alicia Diaz, Bobby Diaz, Katherine Dieckmann, Michell Dietz, Brian Disc, Walter Dix, Kelly Dobbertin, Chris Dobberrin, Gregory Dodson, Amberlee Doggett, Debbie Deherry, Tracy Dolan, Stacy Donate, Lisa Doran, Debbie Doran, Gregory Downum, Dena Draper, Vicki Duffy, Larry 115, 120, Duke, Ricky Dummer, Wendy Dunakin, Chris Dunakin, Mark Duncan, Christopher Dunham, Randy Dunphy, jason Dunphy, jon Easley, David Easley, Scott Easley, Sharon Eastburn, Danny Edwaxdsi Rena: Egan, Nicole Eguina, Christine Eley, Greg Elgersma, jeff Eliskovich, Christopher Emanuel, Rhonda Emerick, Gregg Emery, David English, Shawna Enriquez, Dori Erickson, jamie Erven, jim Erven, joy Erven, Wendy Eshpeter, Renee Eugea, Micheal Evans, Christy Evans, Derik Fabian, Karen Fabian, Shannon Falgout,Jon Falgout, Jonathon Fanene, Dawn Farrell, Sean Farris, Eric Faustina, Steve Faver, Lisa Faye, Andy Faye, Christopher Fead, Brandon Feigen, Denise Fenolio, jennifer Fenton, Tiffany Fernandes, Gregory Fernandez, Christopher Fernandez, Greg Fernane, Michelle Ferreira, Christopher Ferreira, Pamela Ferry, David Ferry, janien Fetherolf, julie Fields, Steve Fifeta, Maceo Fischer, Stephanie Fishback, Stephen Fisher, Todd Fleet, Dustin Van Fletcher, Steve Fontana, jeff Fontana, Shawn Foster, Mart Foster, Mike Fouts, Michelle Fouts, Scott Fraye, Dave Freeman, jenni Frincke, jennifer Fritts, Derek Fritts, Kim Frost, Russ Fujimoto, Richard Gabbert, Dana Gabris, Caroline Gaeckle, Pere Gainor, Kristen Galbraith, Thomas Gallagher, Sharon Gallegos, Allen Galli, Cindy Callup, Bob Gamache, Heather Gangnuss, Christina Garbin, Dean Garbin, Michelle Garcia, David Garcia, Eddie Garcia, Lisa Gardner, George Gardner, Kelly Garvin, Melissa Gaspard, Lynette Gebber, David Gebro, Mike Gehrke, JoAnn Gekle, Andreas Gentile, Andrew Gessini, Michelle Ghahraman, Helen Gibson, Dan Gillaspie, Michael Gillen, Stacey Girhens, Cheryl Glasser, Gina Glenn, Richard Glick, Matt Glick, Michelle Goddard, Kim Goeres, Brian Goldsworthy, Matt Golithon, Lori Goluba, Alaine Gonzales, Ed Gonzales, Kim Gonzales, Kristen Goode, Daphne Goode, johnny B. Goodnow, julie Goodwin, Jodie Goodwyn, Leslea Googins, Bradley Gorkosky, Karen Gorkowsky, Janice Gouveia, Tom Graham, julie Graham, Michael Graham, Pilar Grant, Michael Grassmyer, Margy Grasso, Marty Grasso, Sara Gray, Chris Gray, Valerie Grayson, Allen Grayson, Carroll Grayson, Victoria Green, jennifer Green, Kelly Green, Leland Green, Marianne Green, Reid Greene, jennifer Gregerson, Cindy Gregerson, jill Grego, Tony Greig, Carolyn Greig, Tony Griffin, Kelly Griswell, David Gromadski, Fred Grove, Terry Grutman, Wendy Gudaitis, Tracy Guerin, Shawn Guerrin, john Gunier, jeff Guzman, Arthur Hack, Cindy Hagberg, Denise Hagberg, Robert Hahn, Christine Hall, Aaron Hall, Lisa Hall, Ryan Hamm, Johnnie Hamstead, Rachael Hancock, Scott Hanna, Stacy Hansen, Tim Hansford, Julie Hanson, Dana Hanson, jennifer Hanson, Karen Hanson, Michael Hanson, Paul Happ, Scott Hardy, Duane Harmantas, Raquel Harmantas, Susanne Harmon, Amber Harmon, Trey Harpole, Patricia Harrington, Cathy Harris, Amy Hart, Michelle Hart, Scott Harvey, Scott Hassan, Scott Hayes, Kathleen Hayes, Sherri Healey, Tim Heckman, Tony Heil, Kirah Heinz, Christine Helling, Josh Helmick, Rachelle Henderson, Christopher Henricus, Jason Henry, Richard Herbert, Steve -. Hernbroth, Mark Hess, Clayton Heuer, Jennifer Heuer, Paul Hicks, Michele Hicks, Michele Hilde, Jennifer Hill, Brian Hill, Kevin Hill, Kurt Hinton, Deanna Hobizal, Laura Hockin, Julie Hoefer, Thor Hoehne, Bill Hoehne, Matt Hofacre, Jeanell Hoffman, Chris Hoffmann, Greg Holmes, Chad Holstine, Brad Holstine, Melissa Holstine, Rachel Holveck, Kimberly Hom, Debbie Horwitt, Seth Houten, Jeff Van Howard, Julie Hudson, Carrie Hudson, Kenny Hudson, Michele Hugel, Charlene Hughes, Karma Hughes, Kellie Hunt, Bill Hunt, Jonathan Hunt, Mindy Hunt, Terry Hunt, Tom Hutchinson, Mathew Innes, Mark Isola, Craig Isorda, Derek Isorda, Rodney Isorda, Shari Jack, Ginny Jackson, Sam Jacques, Scott Jakowatz, Erik James, Adriene James, Charlene Jamsson, Niklas Jaramillo, Thomas Jardine, Shane Jarmillo, John Jennings, Chris Jennings, Lori Jensen, Alyssa Jensen, Elisabeth Jensen, James Jensen, Lisa Jensen, Maribeth Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Jeanette Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Kathleen Johnson, Shalyn Johnson, Sherry Johnston, Dana Johnston, Jennifer Johnston, Kevin Jones, John Jones, Lori Jordan, Jonni Jose, Robert Joses, Kara Juarez, Therese Juntunen, Debra Just, Eric Just, Karyn Kaplan, Carlie Karen, Allen Kato, Steve Karsting, Chad Karwacki, Pamela Keeton, Cheryl Kell, Corey i ir Y Kell, James Kellogg, Kathleen Kelly, Duncan Kelly, Erin '2 1 Kelly, Katherine Kelly, Margaret Kelly, Schilling Kelsey, Gary Kemmerer, Melanie Kendall, Elizabeth Kennedy, Tara Kennedy, Teresa Kennedy, Thor Kems, joey Kielty, Mark Kilgress, Carol Kimbro, joyce Kime, Lisa Kincaid, Randy King, Eric King, Samuel Kinzel, Gretchen Kinzel, jennifer Kirchner, Dennis Kittredge, Kyle Kleinsmith, Niela Knapp, Leah P Knapp, Nida Koehler, jim Koenigsberger, john Koff, Thomas Kooreman, Scott Krahnke, Richard Kramer, Lori Krasky, Lisa Kregness, james Kruger, Erik Kruger, Kara Krupke, Matthew Kunzer, Clint Kurtz, Brad Kuznicki, Marilyn Kvisrad, Derek Laborde, Stephen Labrie, Darian LaBrie, Larry Lacroix, Brenda Lakten, Sean Lakten, Stephanie Larkin, Mitchell LaRosa, jim Larsen, Brian Larson, Suzanne Larum, Rene Latimer, Dayna Laundra, Erin Lawson,jeff Lebeau, Loren Lee, Michelle Leedle, Cynthia Legan, Lisa Lehne, Frank Lemmo, Daniel Lemmo, Kevin Lemoine, Sean Lenmson, Sean Lepprati, Renee LeRoy, Danny LeRoy, Lorie LeRoy, Lynn Letack, Dawn Letak, Bradley Levitt, Lisa Lewis, Bryan Lewis, Laurena Li, Eric Limm, Meilee Lindgren, Michael Lipayon, Claudia Lipman,jim Lipman, Kristin Littleheld, Kristen Livesey, Michelle Lloyd, Christopher Lodato, Avery Loeffler, Kristie Loeffler, Kurt Lombardo, Kristy Loney, Bryan Loney, Elizabeth Long, Tim Loos, Tammy Lorentzen, Steve Lorenzi, Monica Lorenzi, Shelly Lotz,jason Lotz, Kara Lotz, Kristi Loveless, Cindi Lowie, Allison Lucas, Dean Lucas, Todd Ludlow, jennifer Ludlow, Stacy Lunger, john Lutz, Christopher Lutz, David Lyle,'Dwayne Machi, Stefani, Maciver, Kelly Madrid, jennifer Madrid, jill Madrigal, Diana Maestas, Alejandro Mahan, jennifer Majors, Dave Makowiecki, Tracy Malatesta, Mark Malaresta, Mike Mallery, Sue Mallory, Daniel Mancini, Cathy Mancini, Philip Mangabay, Roxanne Mangan, Carrie Mann, Weldon Mannon, Kimberly March, jennifer Marino, Stephen Marlais, Eric Marshall, Gino Marshall, Lisa Marshall, Mathew Martel, Lisa Martin, Colby Martin, Collette Martinez, jeffrey Masarsky, jacob Mascha, Kathy Masinter, Lisa Masterpoole, jill Matheis, Sean Mathews, jennifer Mathis, Bret Max, Bob Maxwell, Mindy Maxwell, Ryan May, Robert May, Theresa Mayo, Keven McBride, Amy McBride, Kristen McCarthy, Marry McClure, Teresa McCord, Michael McCoy, Kelly McCreadle, Christine McCreary, Paul McDonald, Mike McDonald, Thomas MCFEQLH, Grill, McGinnis, Tiffany McHugh, Patty McHugh, Robert Mclnrosh, Kaylyn McKahn, Kelly McKay, joshua McLane, Roderick M cLean, Tami cleod, Robert cLeod, Tim cMullen, Shiela cNamee, David cQuarrie, jennifer cQueen, Stephanie cttugh, Bob ehta, Srenik eier, Nicole elander, Heidi ellott, Becky elvin, jason encey, Shana endonca, Marc endoza, Jayme endoza, Richard enesses, Eric enthe, Kris erz, Chad erz, Charles erz, Cherise essenger, Brent eyer, Chad M M M M M M M M Michael, john Mischaud, jennifer Micheals, Charissa Michelotti, Carlene Michelotti, Michelle Miller, Aimee Miller, Beth Miller, Bradley Miller, Chris Miller, Gary Miller, jeremy Miller, Michael Minard, Holleigh Miner, Laura Miranda, jesus Mitchell, Mike Moberg, Erin Moenning, Dawn Moenning, Scott Mogge, Michael Montellano, Valerie Montellano, Vicki Montgomery, Becky Montgomery, Holly Moore, Karen Moore, Martine Moores, Sara Moreland, Stacey Moreno, Mary Morin, john Moroles, Mario Morosetti, jeffrey Morris, jason Morris, Jodie Morris, Tracy Morris, Wendy Mortenson, Brian Mortenson, Denise Moser, jennifer Moser, Kelli Mosser, Heather Mower, David Moylan, Matthew Moyles, Daniel Muck, Cindy Mullineaux, Daniell Murphy, Brian Murphy, Darlene Murphy, Kim C Murphy, Ryan Murray, joe Mutchler, Brian Mutchler, Matt Nabas, Kelley 124 Nacamu, Davis 127 Nagata, Mitchell 178 Nahiik, ivan 106 Nakamura, Evan 106 Narron, Kimberly 149 Nassiri, Cyrus 178 Nassiri, Mariam 178 Natsch, Richard 106 Navarrete, Dianna 149 Navarrete, julie 106 Navone, joshua 106 Neel, Christine 127 Nelson, Donald 127 Nelson, Helen 127 Nelson, Kendall 178 Nelson, Lynn 149 Nesbitt, Eric 149 Newell, Kim 106 Northrop, Shannon 127 Notaro, Kristen 178 Notaro, Sean 106 Nott, Ross 149 Nott, Vicki 106 Nunes, james 106 O Donovan, john 106 O Niell, Michelle 128 O Sullivan, Denise 149 O'Loughlin, Daniel 179 O'Sullivan, Heather 179 Oatman, Scott 149 Ocodiz, Hector 127 Oicles, Amy 149 Oleson, Troy 149 Oliva, Beth Oliverius, john Olmstead, Brian Olson, Angela Olson, jeffrey Olson, jennifer Olson, Travis Orio, Holly Ostle, Sabrina Ottaway, Kurt Overstreet, Tricia Owens, Randi Owens, Wendy Pacheco, Ron Padilla, Manuel Page, Steve Pahler, Steve Pallugna, Lee Papka, Brian Papulski, Keith Parco, Tom Parker, Maria Parker, Matthew Parker, Rebecca Parrish, Ron Paula, Lessing Pavlick, Chrissy Pearson, Kenneth Pearson, Mark Pedro, Christy Pedro, Ron Peel, Danielle Peeters, Christopher Pelkey, Darren 119 123 2 Pelletier, Michelle Pemberton, Bryan Pena, Joseph Pendleton, Lisa Pendleton, Mark Pennisi, Robert Perdew, Kathleen Perez, Michelle Perkins, Richard Perry, Angi Perry, Daniele Perry, Tina Peterson, Chris Peterson, Erick Peterson, Karin Philipovitch, Sara Phillips, Kimiko Phillips, Raquel Phillips, Robin Pietro, Lyssa Pietro, Scott Pilkington, Cori Pina, Elena Piper, Scott Plake, Brian Pleich, Christine Pliler, Darren Plummer, Gail Podgurski, Melanie Poore, Heidi Poppell, James Porter, Jennie Potter, Jagger Potts, Michael Poulson, Christopher Poulson, Da.leen Powell, Sherri Power, Cheryl Pracht. 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D Keegna' Thanlxsffor Svgythmb' most of To: Marilyn, Beth, Kendi, Lisa, Ms. B., 3 'fr ypur treasured Hen S ips' Rene, Kristie, nancy, Newb, Teresa, Shelly, Love, Lisa Theil, Diana, john, Kathleen, Mark, Laryu, Kristin, Steve and Gregg Thanx for a terrihc , , four years. Keep in touch. The three Bl-l sz Let s get some Laurie "LOWIE!" P.S. Danny: I do know. BF Baby P, Chris: Words can never replace our Our memories are with me forever. feelings. Love, Baby D- l Love ou . . . Christine. The mst day it began jgaiyeryone who came to my parties - it's that time of year Wgimsd Luck C to be my man, To all those goodilooking junior Ladies - thanks for the It did little harm I at S mmm e u . but l'm over his charm, g . . G h . To Blondie - thanks for my best and worst Christmas ever! rump IS some To Eifler and McGarry - get your butts back here! Chopsticks is near . . . . , . To Lozworth - you came just in the nick of time. Guess it turned out to be a good year!!! . Tojay - thanks for the best l l years of my life. Chud, Pebbles, and Pokey See ya 999 5 5 P.S. just me and you Zoo Baby!!! ALL ofmy friends, jimbo, Well, it's time to jam out ofole' Foothill! You ' re wonderful. Thanks for the LIVE four years and BEST Thanks for the memories. OF LUCK in the future! I LOVE YOU! To Everyone who made our four years the best: See ya, ' T. Let's start with the juniors - Katy, Ange, Paul, George, Mark Pendleton and Lisa - we will mis you all - have fun next year. Then there are the Seniors who we will never ever for et - T ll f ' a g Tgjnkguy fgen tie great to all those special guys who could always make us smile and Ch . times. laugh - Loren, Tye, Mark, Tony, joe, Dave, john, Brent, Thflsk f I A L A. h I I 110196 fh? fest Of YOUY life and jeff, we love you all very much, Best of Luck -- and to R in S or H ways uma t ere' Ove you' Iiigneorlg PARTY' I U the girls - God, do we have the best times together all of 0 LOVCYKQLICU the fun memories will never be forgotten - jennifer, An, i julie, and Collete, just don't "stress" and we will do alright - we all just wanted you to know you all are special and let's joe Pena always stay close - thanks for all the great times! Your two most devoted fans were . . . Donna 84 Bunnie 9962 ICM Love and Friendship, Heidi Tha ks for, all the Kim,jen, Laurie, Remi n . w o n d e r f u l To: Amanda, Martine, Stank, Rhonda, Beri, Sundae'5, Garza, Beth C., B.O., Kara, Heaher, janiS, I love you with all Matt, jayme, Vicki, Kim, Robin, Tracy, Laurie, Ken- of my heart, and Friendship born in trees, di, Michcele, APYU, JOHN, RCHC, Stephanie, always will. Grows throughout the years Steven, jay, Brian, Terry, and jeff U. - Bunnie 996 l, ICL And changes with every new season Thanks for all the memories. Good luck in the future. I-U love you forever, Martine - Thanks for being you. You deserve Donna the best. l love you! - v Amanda - Thanks for the best times ever! I ll X f jen and Loren never orget you. I love you. Th f, d hu I h , h h f I h 'H i I k h Steven - Thanks for all the great times that L rien s ip ave wit eac o I you, ope wi never ent . just a ways now t at you , . , two will be, forever my very best friends . . . 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