Francis Parker High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1979 volume:

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A -arbafbfak 3 ' Francis W. Parker- Progress With lit Francis W. Parker School, founded in Mission Hills in 1912 by Mrs. Clara Sturgis Johnson and her husband William, was the first independent, non-denominational, coeducational institution in San Diego. The roots go deep into the city's history. The school has contributed many of San Diego's top leaders, and many of the old- line establishment families of San Diego have attended Francis W. Parker. ' g Mrs. Clara Sturgis Johnson named the school after one she had seen in Chicago which had impressed her. It was named for Colonel Francis Wayland Parker, the famed educational philosopher, who founded what is now the University of Chicago's department of education. The Francis W. Parker School of San Diego was es- tablished on Colonel Parker's three principles: 'lThe needs of society determine the work of the school. The supreme need of. society is good citizenship. The purpose of the school is to present conditions for growth into ideal citizenship. r I V . The school served as a model for San Diego's public schools, demonstrating that a school curriculum should fit the needs of a growing child, develop his latent possi- bilities, and develop his capacity for independent think- ing, co-operation and good citizenship. Today, there is a strong emphasis on the fundamen- tals in basic academic subjects, thus preparing students for admission to colleges. However, Parker School still Dedication . . . 4 Faculty! Administration . . . 5 Head1naster's Message . . . .16 2 stresses the development of the entire individual. There have been great changes in the size of enroll- ment and the location of the school. Parker School opened in December, 1912, in a cottage on Randolph andWashington Streets, for children of the kindergar- ten and primary grades. In 1913, it moved to the Span- ish-styled building designed by William Templeton John- son, on Randolph Street and Arbor Drive. A group of parents bought Parker School from the Johnsons in 1941, so that today the school is owned by the parents of the student body. A Board of Directors elected by the parents directs the policies and appoints the administration. In the 1950's enrollment skidded andthe school was in debt. Under the leadership of Headmaster J. Rollin Grant Ed.D., the school began to grow again. Beginning in 1966, a high school was added a year at a time. Un- der Headmaster Douglas C. Crone Ed. D., the school outgrew the Mission Hills campus. The forty-three acre San Miguel Boys' School campus in Linda Vista was P g purchased. In 1971, the high school moved to the Linda Vista campus while the elementary school remained in Mission Hills. Because of further growth and expanded curriculum, Parker is being enlarged and improved. As Parker ap- proaches its 67th birthday, it is a vital part of the inde- pendent school scene in San Diego. Seniors . .. 17 Underclassmen . . . 31 Student Life . . . 49 Sports . . . 65 Advertisements . . . 83 Patrons . . . 92 i .......mu. ,gk ur Turn 'Nb We are presenting CAVALCADE 1979 with a theme of progress. Progress has always been characteristic of past years, but this year it has been outstanding. The most obvious marks of progress are seen in the addition of new classrooms and a new girls' locker room. Plans are also underway for the construction of a new Fine Arts building to meet the needs of a varied curriculum and the future. Such an environment of progress has infiuenced the direction that the CAVALCADE has taken. We extend a special thanks to Col. and lVlrs. Dave Severance and Dr. and lVlrs. Lewis Palmer for making possible the full color senior section this year. A pat on the back goes to Lisa lVlumby for her innovative copy and relentless dedica- tion, and to Karen Hirr for her diligence in helping to raise money through advertising-the most ads sold in CAVALCADE history. We are especially grateful to our advisor, lVlrs. Spain, for her willingness to allow the changes that have been made in the CAVALCADE. Our co-editorship has left us with many memories: Summer planning sessions. . . COLOR! iuWe'll be fa- mous l ... recruiting staff members . . . frantic searches for pictures and copy that we KNEW existed ... problems in the darkroom . .. Sharon's loyalty... work binges on Saturdays-Is it time for lunch yet? ... typing and re-iand re-J typing senior blurbs . . . they call themselves llprofessionals?' '... lVlr. Corbin is SO sneaky . . . if it won't ntefake it! , . . NO trapped white space and NO looking off the pages . . . where's the Ex- ecutive Type book? . . . lay-outs under the crystal chan- delier-we've got elegance! . . . Pass the white-out!! .. 'lBefore the gates of excellence, the high gods have placed sweat. -Heslod ' A 5' 1602 Judith Knox Corbin Jude . . . hopes to earn PhD in Literature, own a home in Mission Hills, and to never stop learning . . . can't stand The Tankufther '69 Dodgel .. . lasagna, seafood ... collecting antique books . . . themes from musicals , . . Handel, Beethoven JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL, THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA... R.M. CBobl and our Robbie. . . PS0 it goes . .. everything must be in order and in its place-including the tissue box . . . loves shopping for antiques, games of facts, R.M. and Robbie, nice restaurants, friends, and Mustang hard- tops . . . UI must remember, Life owes me nothing . . . perhaps I can give something to Life . . . the peace of early morning C5 ami and the solitude of late evening... My family, my college years, my wedding day, the birth of our son, students who have touched my life . . . chocolate covered snails-a gift from Bob Bagnall . . . utragic liver . . . UI lost my Datsun!-it's small, yellow, and has a pillow ll have to sit on a pillow when I drive! . . . A class of paper bags and a hangman's noose . .. singing llOver the River and Through the Woods . . . on Thanksgiving morning at 4 am ... Life is beautiful when it offers challenge beyond our grasp, while providing the support of good books, good friends, loved ones, and God. -Judith K. Corbin Born and raised in Maine, she graduated from Maine Central Institute. She received her B.A. at Eastern Nazarene College, Mass. She attended U.C.S.D. and San Diego State. She taught at the Polytechnic School in Pasadena before coming to Parker in 1973. After playing uhard-to-get for quite a while, she Hnally came to her senses and married Robert Mark Corbin on April 30, 1971. Six years later, on Thanksgiving, their son Robbie, a five pound, seven ounce ulittle turkey was born. He has since become the idol of the senior class, and is always affectionately known as lIThe Kid. When asked her feelings about the Class of '79, she is sure to say that she will miss them after they graduate because she has grown very close to them during her years at Parker. When the senior class is asked about their feelings toward Mrs. Corbin, they are certain to say that she has been one of the outstanding inliuences and inspirations in their lives. She has become a good friend to all of them, and has helped many with problems in and out of school. However, what most endears her to all of them is her love of humanity, her enthusiasm in the classroom, her stories about IIThe Kid, and of course, her famous UA-ha! A-ha! It is with great pride and a twinge of sadness in leaving, that we dedicate this CAVALCADE 1979 to our beloved Mrs. Corbin. Clockwise from top left: Senior portrait, a pretty babyl, Corbie and 'tThe Kid, as always, smiling in the classroom, her wedding day. ov N1 X .,,, :,, .,,,,, A lg, , w 1 ' .M , JMS .- fy, 4 5' ,ff f , -r yi f C 11 1 s V 'P Z, . wr , ga-M li.. I un wg ,, 5 4' S, I , x l NL g BEF. ' H, iw' , .A ht M.14+,, . . ,S-Wim' W f' , f zafwwffwfibe . NM, ' ,, ' - ,. , N I H W, . 2 ' Sk ,- w N i wiffi' ,Q Board Faces Monumental Task Board Members Pictured from left: Otto A. Hirr Jeremy Berg Samuel Carpenter Jettrey Mason Douglas Crone J. Lawrence Irving-Pres. Nlrs. George Smith-Sec. John Seiber-Treas. lVlrs. Milan Brandon lVlrs. William Whitcomb Victor Cruz Donald Reniers-lst Vice Pres. John Porterheld Not pictured: Tawfiq N. Khoury-2nd Vice Pres. Karen Reavis-Student Rep. Clarke Braly IVlrs. John C. Carson Philip L. Gildred, Jr. John Grubb Lowell G. Hallock lVlrs. Dan Hedin Nicholas lVlarsch, Jr. Predrag lVlitrovich Robert Nostrand J. Stephen Thornborrow Bert Wahlen Gerald Warren Louis lVl. Wolfsheimer Parker's Board of Directors took on the monumental task of getting plans, taking bids, obtaining permits, etc. for the Gildred Foundation Building, The Physicians' Science Lab, and the new girls' locker room. The new four-room class building will accommodate up to 85 students. Raising funds for the new construc- tion is another of their projects. Bob Westlund and Diana lVlidlam were hired as fund-raisers by the board. They worked in alumni relations by publishing the Alumni News Letter. At press time, Westlund and Nlidlam were planning a capital fund-raising drive. 6 Mothers' Club Fathers' Club Vice President! Secretary Suzanne Augusta James'NIcDaniel President Preydent lVIrs. George Walther-Nleade Harvey Randel lst Vice President Jeanne Soares M' Lea Rudee 2nd Vice President Treasurer Nlrs. Charles Primeau Secretary Lynn Williams Treasurer . 1. ... If - . si Parker land below the main facility was sold in 1978. During the school year, condominiums were constructed on the valley property. Keeping the Wheels in Motion . . . Dr. Douglas C. Crone, headmaster, has constantly strived to keep Parker the quintessential private school. His capable leadership, unfailing opti- mism, and foresight have kept Parker a vital and growing school. His nine years as chief administrator have won him immeasurable respect from the faculty and student body. lVlrs. George Smith, assistant to the headmaster, manages to remain calm under the pressure of being second in command. Her trouble- shooting keeps the Parker ship sailing smoothly. A Parker alumna, she is a loyal Lancer. Nlr. Bennett, dean of boys, teaches math and is Director of Athletics. As Director of Athletics, he is respon- sible for setting up Lancer sporting events. A busy lVlrs. Barrett, the new dean of girls, also teaches eighth grade English and creative writing. In order to see the high school girls Hunder pleasant conditions she advises the Senior High Girls' League. Pat Helwig, Jan Rogers, and Lisa Hume comprise Parker's efhcient secretarial staff. Their services range from taking in and disbursing money to bandaging knees. With ease, they answer the phones and keep student cumulative record cards up to date. 5.4 Q ix Top: Janet Smith, Dr. Crone. Middle: Patty Barrett, Ron Bennett. Above, Jan Rogers, left, Pat Helwlg. 7 Smiling Crews Give Service The bus drivers, under the direction of Dan Zatarain, are friendly men and women who safely transport students to and from school each day. They are ca- pable, patient people. Kneeling, left to right: Debbie lVlohn, Dan Zatarain, Paul Briggs, Kathy Hopkins, Terry Rothwell, Jorge Villasenor. Standing, left to right: Larry Burzynski, Jim Kelley, Jeff Gianola, Kevin Burke, Karl New- meyer, Carol Steiner, Grant Gutstadt, Robert Savage, John Raifsnider. A good meal in a relaxing atmosphere is provided by the cafeteria manager and her fellow cooks. Not only do they offer the students and faculty a well-balanced, deli- cious noon-day meal, but they also pack lunches for trips and serve scrumptious treats for dances and parties. Left to right: Josehna Cruz, Louise lVlathews, Nina Gomez, Josehna Chavez, Gloria Castillo, Consuela Garcia. It seems the sprinklers are always on, as Skip Wyman and his team of custodians keep the landscape looking splendid year- round. Cleaning rooms and facilities, set- ting up for programs and parties, and straightening up after events are other ways they make the Parker campus com- fortable and enjoyable. Left to right: Raul Castillo, Victor Virgen, Skip Wy- man, Richard Holder, Ruben Firman. Lisa Hume Cbelowl is seen three days a week serving as transportation secretary. She is also a bookkeeper in the accounting department. Lisa dabbles in other jobs such as substituting and assisting school drama productions. .S ,TQ They Gladl Learn and Teach . . llAnd he would gladly learn, and gladly teach. These sentiments, ex- pressed in Chaucer's CANTERBURY TALES, where the Oxford Cleric is dis cussed, are those reflected by Parker's faculty. The desire to teach is mag nified by the desire to learn, and this brings an urgency to the realm of academics, and an excitement to the world of physical education that is not limited to this time or this place. It has reverberations that echo throughout the year and into various colleges throughout the country. The Parker faculty represent, collectively, those for whom education is a way to excellence, and that way is contagious. Left: Dione Brooks, Girls' P.E. Below, far left: Judy Corbin, English, below: Kevin Burke Auto Mechanics, Coaching, and Barry Cheskaty, Woodshop. Soxvl Q55 , ,gnagaiwi WM. gf WWQ SVMJJS-1 I Ng, . Qin be Yi We 10 I ff Q 5 'X Clockwise from top left: Jerry Devine, Niathg Susan Geroe Frenchg Dean Donneiion, History and Coachingg Marlene Fisher, Spanish. is Ni Left: David Johnson, Biology, History and Math, below left: Mary Jo Gnironi, Latin and Sewing, below1 IVIark Giraud, Art and Coaching, bottom: Tony Gnironi, Science, P.E. and Coaching. 'ff'-rf-sr Left: Terry O'Rourke, English, below: Doris Larson, Librar- ian and Typingg bottom: Larry Lipman, Math and Coaching IP' K, Above left: Lynn Payette, Spanishg above: David Russell, Historyg left Chuck Pooch, Math and Testing Director. 'S-! J is VVVVV VV, ,, . , ,,mL,,,,, H Clockwise from top left: Dolores Spain, English and Jour- nalism, Fran Styles, P.E, and Coaching, Ted Summers, Science, Ed Strange, Geography and Coaching. 151 W l U ,J , l N X, Af 'Sf Y 1 , ., , - , V Xgmigk. A ' My X 'ALQP - L likghllsf X 14 - -1-4 Q f, x fx -CITQL 1,2 il Lv ui Clockwise from top Ieft: Evelyn Treais, Engiish, Spanish and Speech, Coy Whitney, Drama and Music, Ray Terrill, Science, Photographyg Ray Volker, History and Coaching. D.C. Remembers . . For me the Pgood old days with the Class of '79 brings forth the following memories: CLAIRE Plike a ship passing quietly in the night U . .. ERIC's Ivy League applications . . . TIM always saying, PHello! Dr. Crone . . . BARRIE's enthusiasm for Parker ...JEFF's sports car cover... LISA 8L Sourapl . .. MATT Hboxing at the IBIS ... COURTNEY's saying, l'You know you love us! . . . GORDON's moustache... SONNY 84 Monica! . . . KRISTIN 84 St. John's . . . MADE- LEINE's competitive desire ...The bow 8t arrow marks- manship of WARREN . . . SCOTT's outhelding . . . CATE 8t Richard! ... SUE's Americanization . .. LIZ's good thoughts about everybody . .. DEBI's fashion analysis ... GLYNNETTE's phone calls to the PRedhead . .. BETH's loyalty to Parker... CAROL, sociology and the primates... RAMON's pitching... DESIREE's appre- ciation of college counselling . . . ADRIANNE's return from Massachusetts. .. KATIE's trip to Europe . . .JAY in 'lGodspell ... GEORGE's debut in 'tArsenic 84 Old Lace . .. KAREN's National Merit Honor. . , STEVE's hairdo . .. NINA's letter to the Board ... PFRED's subtle leadership... KATHY's boyfriend . . . CATH- ERINE's rowing 84 soccer.. .JULIE's smile . , . ALEX's football stance . . . LAURA's dancing... CHRIS' pep ral- lies. . . RANDY's just making it! . . . WENDY's shyness ...JOHN's DeMolay leadership . .. BARBIE's driving skills . . . ANNE's sewing ability ...TRACY and her chewing gum ... Taking this class collectively, one thought emerges from these individual refiectionsz They have made me feel like something special thaving known and learned with theml because they are, and always will be. , DC 16 W' 'fiyf ' TCW 'lit ,,,, ,,,te i i I.,,, 'ff ,1'r!'W 9 W a fr l E xi P4 zffff Mfg, l 1 M if The many moods of D.C. Top right: In charge! Lower right: with Liz Gil dred, Below left: Playtime with Deena Donnellon and Frankie Barrett I wi , Wm' Aan x ,mm ,Ill- .....,, Seniors Af 'x. -iz ,,fiF1x,' 11, ?aN-Q03 F 'Q' ff-A 'fd v ' F, 1, N WM .XV , iw. , M How We've Grownl? .As The class of '79 was made up of 43 unique individ- uals, each contributing to the school in hisfher own way. But despite this individualism, the class of '79 had unity and great leadership ability in dominating student government, girls' league, sports, homecoming, the yearbook and the newspaper. The seniors will remember and be remembered for: Taking cuts in the lunch line C10 at a timel ... USD ... missing Flag raising . .. symphonies and the theater ...SAT's . . . leaving campus all the time ... senior breakfasts... giving the Lancers a Ulift . . . applying to millions of colleges , . . being cool and groovy.. .4 se- niors in the Roman Republic class . . . Dr. Crone's of- hce-absolutely NO underclassmen .. . llforgetting to go to class . . . the largest senior class yet . . . lVlrs. Brown ... never eating in the cafeteria . .. no cars around the island . . . being late... llsupport your se- nior booth . . . writing essays the minute before class ...senior towing serviceewe knew GC would see things our way... class Pres. and VP . .. eating and sleeping through humanities . . . llThis is an educational in- stitution, not an advertising agency l??!!J' '... John Be- lushi ... protecting our rights . . . our beloved lVlrs. R.Nl.C .... the hrst active Cum Laude . .. Lance, the first senior mascot... see ya' in '89 ... llUnited we stand, divided we fall, and if our backs should ever be against the wall, we'll be together . . . Left: Fred, lVlarsha, lVlav, Vaf, and Cwis at sixth grade graduation, Below: The mature l?l at their favorite hang-out. MM ' ERIC PAUL ALLISON Eric , . , hopes not to get his hair cut like BIG ALEX . . . Brock and Loi . , . Ms. G. and Latin , , , Zuc endo buddy 202.5 The Son of Hulk , ,. Bad Bad Leroy Brown , .. Roddy Piper . ,. Outlaw . .. Moondog . . , skinny Hector , . . Big Alex and llMr. Clean Club' '... IB . . . Stones . . . llWhat a day, what a place, what a crowd' '... Zigfreid Leinz . , , Tae . . . 52 ... Coach Cook's sweat class , .. Dick, Tom, Ken, Watty, Mike and Super stretch . ,. 100,000 miles . . . watch out for that leg . , , a nice view of the gym Hoor--close up . . . everyone sharing the same mouthpiece... 185 and up . ., Sato, Yamamoto, Ichibon, Suzuki , , . 'lour fearless picker, Lou Nova . . . Everything is legal folks for these guys' '...l 'Big Daddy Lipscomb and Alex Karas' '... 7 ft 9, 2763 lbs, breathes fire and out of the same place . . . llLife is like a crummy restaurant-the food is bad and the portions are too small. -Woody Allen RAYMOND C. ADLER III Son, Sony , , . loves red Ferraris, classics, Heineken, skiing, snow, MC l12-22-763, hates C Mutt, A Pain, hopes to be very successful, to own and collect many cars, to own a nice home . . . lst run off Cornice with waist deep powderfAHWOO!!racing up Highway 1 in a red GTS at full speed!llGet D Get R, Get N fLL!llS8tD8tR8tR f'llI'd rather be driving my Ferrari !Best Dacs in the land, strong- est too, ask CI, TR, KS, AP!l'RALPH !a ride home LG will never forget, TJ Tillys, Odyssey 2001 wf Jay!LCf3 good years, lots of new friends, parties, dances, Islandia, ski trips, concerts, beach, Charlie's after-dance gatherings, Mariner's Point Blazes, Mammoth Winter Break wffriends, Tahoe WXCI, JP8tSA's p's will never be matched!! Led Zep rules, the river, body whompin, llget buzzy , El Torito, cruisin, year end dance--Lubach's w!JP, JM, BO, LW, JM8tS, AK, CI, MC8tMe!sneezing in the bathroom w!BO JL CI, radl, rum-coco's, ILUMC!leaves 2 little bros to keep FWP ROWDYIX Rosarito BeachWGwasted EugeniofConfucius say: Ulf it's rockin, don't bother knockin !llLife is one challenge after another. These challenges, no matter how seemingly insurmountable have to be overcome in order to grow toward a more well-rounded individual. -RCA III TIMOTHY LEOPOLDO AVILUCEA IB, Papoose, Incredible Bulk, Baby, Chief, Baby Huey, Tonto, Blue Jay, Rude, Pow wow buddy, BJ, Buddha . . . hopes to graduate from college, get a Mercedes Benz 450 SEL like Betsy's . .. hopes not to die before 2525 . . , can't stand the sun, football practice, weather above 65 . . . Mrs. G, Mrs, C, Coaches V, G, 8t S, Mr. Terrill, Mr. Summers, Mrs. Barrett , . . Oregon, Washington, Lake Tahoe, Mammoth, l'Dorm 1 . . . clam chowder tNew England stylel . . . hunting, shooting . . . In the Year 2525 by Exordium St Terminus, Mother Earth Blues by Heart , . . Watership Down, Helstrom Chron- icle, Magazine Album . . . Clint Eastwood, Steve Martin . ,. Mrs. G, Kathy S, Betsy P, Holly H llhi , llSmiIe, it's not that bad , uwakey wakey , llLater . . . How hard's your head, Beth? Floor to Ceiling, Rude, Crude, Lewd, And, Socially Unaceptable Disgusting, dressing on the bus. . . Latin .. . football . . . 'llooking out for number ONE . . , Latin I, II, IV . , , Barbie's 7th grade hood ornament ,..llIt matters not how straight the gate, how charged with punishment the scroll, I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. -Eugene V. Debs. BARRIE PAULA BERG MS BERG . . . hopes to become a famous and respected syndicated editorial writer . . , Mr, Russ . .. Mrs. Barrett , . . Mrs, Corbin . . , Mrs. Regina Smith .. . Rome. . . Boston Mass.!The Athens of the US . . . idolizes no one but admires Golda Meir... Carol, llLeonard! , Wendolyn, Court, Burrito A Gas, Lees, Laura, Glynn, llKoz Car Chase, Jules, wait for bro, Barbie, student council . . , Dober- man Pincer . . . llSonny, have you ever thought in terms of a more mature woman? , . . Ali , ,. llThis is true , .. Batman 81 Robin . . , Toga-BX . . , George Carlin . .. llAre you with us? . ,, George, llShut-up! . . . Steph's Sociable Stinkers . . . fireworks!Venice . . . hot 4th per. swim ... Mex. hat dancefNurse's room . .. paste-up wf Becca . .. Unity-Chlad's car... ll0h, Sugar! .., Mary-GODSPELL . . . HERE WE ARE... BYE-BYE BIRDIE ...Costume Ball . . . Farrell's '78 ...Atlantis '77 , ., Katherine Hepburn, llThe Philadelphia Story . . , 'llf I am not for myself, who will be for me? And if I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when? -Hillel JEFFREY WILLIAM CASS Jeffy , . . hopes to become an MD . . . enjoys hot jacuzzies, girlwatchlng, driving the MG, and tubing ... can't stand cold jacuzzies, showers without water pressure, having to get up in the morning, Chinese vegetables, hotdoggers, and intense intellectuals . , . gets a natural high when skiing ... Mr. Sum-Sum, Mrs. Corbin and Mr, Volker . . . next excuse? , . . ch-ch-changes . , . liBungle in the Jungle by Jethro Tull . . . let's build a log cabin . . , poddy parade... New Years Eve party '78 . .. broom and mop . .. Milhouse, Hercules, Henny Penny, Herbie, Ninny, Boots, Reno and others . .. LITTLE QUEEN by Heart . . . likes sippin' a Mountain Dew, staying up late, the Nevada side of Tahoe and canoeing down the Colorado . . . you haven't lived until you've gone cruising in Chadron, Neb. on a Saturday night , . . prudent student . . . jummp back . . . French dip . . . wishes to live in Idaho someday and be atop of Kirkwood at the Devil's Den one more time , , . llLife is an arrow, therefore you must know what mark to aim at, how to use the bow, then draw it to the head and let it go. '-Van Dyke LISA KAREN COOK Piza . . . hopes to always be athletic and keep busy . . . hopes not to ever be a quitter or live a rou- tine life . . . can't stand LJCD, losing or llgetting faced . . . Los Cabollos, Wyoming . . . licorice, Diet Pepsi . . . cruising wf'Mav 84 Fred . . . shopping, lireading , listening to my stereo . .. Happy Man, Love's Holiday, Evergreen , . . SPY WHO LOVED ME, GREASE ... D, M, J, DAthanks . . . Steven Sotiris Sourapas . . . Gly, Mav, Fred, CG, KM . . . Vic, Lisa, MM, Mark . . . l'doggies .,.llHaving problems? ',,, cool 84 groovy . .. Roman w Ms G . . . summer 77 at Catalina . . . airport on Fri's . . . my bug 84 the screamer . , . my phone . . . listick-shifts' '... Atlas Club . ,. hyperness wf'S . .. D.M. 76 . , . Howers . . . ten, wf'Mav . , , ilVariety is the spice of life' '... loves V-ball, horses, my kitten, Pokie, tennis, parties . . , llNo matter how bad things get, keep your head up! . . , Sept. 10 ...nighttime . . . llEarly morning smiles . . . wks. playing V-ball wf'J 84 L . . . Poway Tourn . , . B.S. 84 EWF concerts . , . Ten 81 V-ball w!Coach K . . . naive in 10th grade . . . Mr. Bennettfthanks . .. CIF champs WOW! ..,liThere is only one successfto be able to spend your life your own way. - Christopher Morley l MATTHEW ROBERT CROSBIE Cros, THE DOC , . . wants to have food always at hand . . . hopes to have his 4X4 jacked up lb ton very soon . . . hopes not to work most of his life . . . can't stand fag songs, losers, low lifes . .. Coach Kerkering 84 Donnellon and my dad .. , kitchen near the rim... loves junk food, B-ball, slamdunking . . . Zepplin, Aerosmith and Ted Nugent forever . . . Wild Wild West, Alias Smith and Jones, Mission Impossible . .. Norm Nixon, Kenny Carr, Freddie Brown, Garry Templeton, Lou ing, running lines . . . llFace it, you 'ed up ...could never be without his record or wfout a basketball ... llDoes Anybody Remember Laughter fRobert Plant... Be a free spirit . .. NO QUARTERYZepplin . . . CIFI 1, World Series, horse races . . . IBIS . . . llMan of Many Talents . .. KENTUCKY FRIED . . . Great Buffaloo . . , TNT l'for your life, 'iCustard Pie, llThe Roverl' Zep llFree for all TNT . . . ilLife is problems and defeats ... happiness and health, it's sickness and dying. The true character of people doesn't come out in winning, but in losing. fTom McMillen MARY COURTNEY FIELD Snort, Grunt, Cty , .. hopes to find a rooftop . . . hopes never to be a woman bartender.. . can't stand NATO's, FAls and dress codes . . . loves cussin, rudeness, being alone, black sheep . . . it'll dance... oh yea! . . . cutiesfhunks . . . I need an outlet . , . burritos and gas go together... TGH with Marsha . , . screamin with Carol .. .dirty books n Deb , . . llnote taking . . . window ledges . . . London , . . pink jeans!Carnaby St . . . The sewing room . . . Hussongs , . . coving . . . sailin to Cata- lina at night . . , spongin . . , hey you peeking . ,. Rex, Lisa, Puka, Twace, Meg lit Mad ...The Stones, Bowie, Rod, Elvis, Dr. Demento, Van Gogh, James West , .. PUNK ROCK!safety pins . .. concerts . . . 10-inch record . . . S8tD8tR8tR . . . The Shape of Things to Come . . , fights . . . bottles ...sunsetfstarry nights . .. being cold . .. Flowers , . . cheerin ...dreamin . . . dances . .. partin ,..TKE , . . pick-ups . . . questions . . . going crazy . . . phone conversations . ., FF addiction . .. Dad's lectures, Mom's stories . . . To Hell With Your Standard . . . don't let it bring you down . .. the zipless fantasy . . . cazin, cozin, cruzin, tripin, jamin . . . llLife has no plot. At least it has no plot while you're still living. And after you die, the plot is not your concern. -Erica Jong 20 Brock, Lakers and Cardinals , . . Mom 81 Dad, the gang, TR and Headbopcanyontossdrags , . , roll- I ELIZABETH ANNE GILDRED Liz, Marsha, Groovy . , . hopes to design album covers, photograph rock groups, and never turn BO . . . loves pizza and Del Taco's oil drum cokes . . , Mr. Volker, Mr, Freer . . . LED ZEPPLIN, ofcourse. . . Hof the carn variety'l . , . Philip L. Gildred, Sr. . . SKIING RULES . . , enioys being cool and groovy with na-na and kay-kay . . , V-ball 8t coal mining . . , The Song Remains the Same, Wuthering Heights . . , tlhours, hours and the moments in between . . . laughing wiLeesie, Gusimay vee las vis you'?J . . . Dazed and Confused Chris? . , . Andy . . . skiing and surfing movies . . . Pipeline Sequence . , . Mick and the boys, Cheap Trick in concert, Tyler . . . BWH . . . No Quarter . . . Chris, Ve, Mav, Piz, and all varsity sisters . . . 9th grade notes and T.G.H. wi'Courtney-a-ronil , . . Ammal House, Steve Martin St Monty Python. . . JIMMYI . . . HHere is something I can tell youl'l . . . T2 , ,. lWe both can't be wrong, I must be rightl' . . . Bond, Clint E, and Jim West . . , UHeroesl' . . . SH . . . Punk Rock Livesl , . . Snowmass, Colo . . . Bowie Livel . . . ltMany dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. -Robert Plant ANNE MARIE GOODBODY Gorgeous, Blue Eyes, Annie . . . hopes to be independent and happy, but never alone . . . hopes never to be fat or be a secretary . . . being ignored and root beer , . . Mzzz G . . . at the piano, beach . .. Mt, Helix , .. Lake Louise . .. London broil, stuffed grape leaves, and lobster . ,. Dr. Pepper... talking to Kristin Queen, ELO . . . idolizes perfection . .. Ralph, Snoid, Mighty Dog, and Skippy . , , cutie , , . What a drag!!! . . . counting croutons . . , HB ijrsl , . . Who me? . . . It's mean, but it's cute. . . I'm weird, And Weird . , , she's strange . , . shut up! . . . For C: It should be a Fox! . . . rac- quetball ...chocolate lmoussel . . . Imagine the universe beautiful and just perfect, then be sure of one thing: the Is has imagined it quite a bit better than you have . .. Latin IV . . . Marit, burning potato chips . . . IIA cloud does not know why it moves in such a direction and at such a speed. It feels an lmpulsion . , . this is the place to go now. But the sky knows the reasons and the patterns behind all clouds and you will know, too, when you lift yourself high enough to see behind the hori- zon, fRichard Bach GORDON GALEN GILBREATH Hopes to find his own destiny, help others in their journey and to nnd psychology and space a limit- less pursuit . . , hopes never to be fat or to ever stop caring . .. hates insecurities, crispy bacon, Western values, blindness... Mrs. C-'your humanness and my growth, thanks Mrs. B, Mrs, Y . ,. Hawaii, Coats Pt, Austria my soul , ,. Mac's, Tambo . , . the ocean, rivers, and rolling hills of my mind , . . Rachmaninoff, Schumann . . . Rootsflt Came to Pass but Not to Stay... Bucky, Rogers, Sasha, Bubbles, J.C .... Pam, Jay, Ad, M, Ralph, Mont . , , your basic, it,'nevermind'hint-hint it's a possibility . , . Nina, not another pie?, Let's All Chant, stress?, stop the facade, Illl see you in Eter- nity... Dade-it's Gordon! . , , Hlove is to set free'l . . , enjoys pensive thoughtfoperai flying . . . Ada venture is learning to develop your mind and soul for they are eternall' . . . Moml The Winged Vice tory, after 8AM . , . llIt is in fact nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction have not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry, for this delicate plant, aside from stimu- lation, stands mainly in need of freedom, without this it goes to wrack and ruin without fail. AIA bert Einstein CATHERINE ELIZABETH GILMAN Cate . . . hopes to be successful, go up North, and always be different . . . hopes not to be an idiot, live in Albuquerque, or get obese . . . can't stand stupid people, bad drivers, or math . , , Mr. O'Rourke . . . Wilsonville . . . pizza and Pepsi Light... riding, showing . .. Neil Diamond . . . THE SOUND OF MUSIC, GREASE, LOVE STORY. .. Rich Hun . . . well whatever . , . he's so cute. . fIOh my God!'l . . , interruptions . .. Bob Seger... tapping ... t'Oh whoopsl . ., Roots . .. E . .. Sally Celica . . . 3-4AM . , . embarrassment plus . . . J, it wonlt open . . . MS , . , Jacuzzis . . . pizza w W, ah-woo, because I'm a girl! . . , Thanks Mom and Dad . . . UThe years go by in single tile and none has quite escaped my smile, -Elinor Wylie 21 SUE ANNE GREENWAY Sue . . . hopes to be with friends and always be happy . . . hopes not to stay in one place all the time, or be totally dependent on anyone . . . can't stand being ignored, PB8tJ sandwiches . . . Mrs. Corbin, Mr. Russell . . . 3000 feet . .. Pavlova . . . reading, Hying, sailing . . . 'IYou've Got a Friend ...'!Dynasty . .. my parents, MS . . . counting croutons ,.. accent . . . loves receiving letters, seeing friends . . . home can be anywhere as long as it's with friends . . . !!We are born to do bene- hts: and what betterer or properer can we call our own than the riches of our friends? - Shakespeare MADELEINE ANNE HERRILL Mav, Muff . . . hopes to be a producer or a stockbroker and own a Mercedes 450SL lthe sooner the betterll . . . hopes not to grow any taller or be a loser . . . can't stand losing, doing dishes, LJCD 81 212 and coaches who don't coach . . . CS V-ball, UHere is something I can tell you! . . . Aunt Corby, Mark and the Donnellons . . . loves Wyoming ... umy ice , Vermont . .. Led Zep, Cheap Trick, Boston . . . Sat. Night, 11:30 wlthe Cones. .. GONE WITH THE WIND, ANIMAL HOUSE... John Belushi, TOGA! . . . rowdy 10th graders, Tricky Dick, Boulders, ding-DONGI . .. being COOL! GROOVY w!Fred, Marsha, Piz and Twepte . .. NOW w!Glen ... OVERBOARD, Aaranges, Grunting and Coal Mining, Matterhorn at 1 am . . . loves SPORTS, beating guys in tennis wfPiz . . . t!Oh come on! . . . V-ball champs . . . CIF . . . Grandma, Matt . . . Erika, Mrs. J, the W's . . . idolizes Roseanne Roseanna Danna, Kate Jackson, and the people who own Execuform . . . thanks! . . . UDid someone leave the beef out in the rain?'l, !!Forget about it!'l . . . steak wf Lowenbrau . . . !IDon't act so SMART! . . . UI like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. -Thomas Jefferson 22 DEBORAH DELAYNE HAUGEN Deb, Linda, BB... hopes to become a most exclusive clothing designer... you are at your best when passionately in love... Do it . . . Voulez-vous? . .. N.A.B.D GK, CF, ED, and especially Mom and Dad-Thanx . . . SB you are my love . . . let's go play! . . .snail . . . hugs. . .wet ears . . . gush on your nose . . . tease . . . Hungry? Lookin good enough to eat... Prince... Dance.. .nippy ...Outrageous . . . when I'm 18 . . . Wow! . . . oh yeah . . . Take off for Presidio . . . lots of books ...late nite phone calls . . . driving Court's truck . . . save me! ., . Black. . . Debi's haircutting ser- vice. . . crazed . . . I hate slow drivers and speed bumps. . . nail? . . . shopping in L.A. . . . high heels ...notorious for gossip . . . what will we all be like in the year 2000? . . . cut my hair l?J . . . My car Jacques . . . don't ask me for directions . . . Frazier lion . . . losing my brains-most effective creative inspiration so much fun! ...January 12, March 12, June 30 .. . When looking back, for every tearl have found a thousand smiles-and that is truly an accomplishment . . . Miss you ...keepin touch . . . Au revoir . . . I!If you love something, set it free. If it returns it's yours, if it is lost, it never was, -Unknown KRISTIN ELIZABETH HOBBS Kris, Hobbie . . . hopes to travel . . . hopes never to have nothing left to learn . . . can't stand PB8tJ sandwiches and standardized history tests . .. Mzzz G IDBTJ and Mr. Pooch ...with my friends, the jetty and the Sierras . . . crab . . . talking to Annie lGorgeousJ, teasing . . . the Windsong Album, Barry Manilow . .. GWTW, THE PROPH ET, !IThe War Prayer , FIREFLIES . . . All you weird and strange people, I love you lYou know who you are! . . . you too Bethany! ...The rose is a great deal more than a blushing apology for the thorn . . . hi shortcake . . . look at those hb's! . . . Yenta, 5'1 is no small accomplishment, the dead dolphin in my trunk . .. smile! . .. Hi love! ... loves sailing, my music, Bobby, and my parents . . . !!My soul sit thou a patient looker on, Judge not the play be- fore the play be done: every day speaks a new scene, the last act crowns the playf' Frances Quarles, from EM BLEMS . . . grade 10 award ceremony, period 1 Latin . . . !!My last salutations are to those who knew me imperfect and loved me. -R. Tagore SCOTT JAMES IRVING Irv , , . hopes to always be able to enjoy the ocean . . . hopes not to become deaf by the time he's 30 ...can't stand blown out waves, mellow music, or disco dancers. , , lVlr. R 81 lVlrs. C. ., Kona, No Surf, lVlariners Point, Luscumbs, Rockslide, Tony's, Litickers, 8t OB . . . barbequed steak at a beach party. . .!!The Song Remains the Same -Led Zepplin , . , I can't express how much I idolize Jimmy Page . . . JlVl days were hot , . I gazongas . . . surfing 15 foot Sunset Cliffs was just insane , , . I'm gonna roll till I'm old and rock till I drop . . . Heineken or Lowenbrau anytime , . .6-19-77 .. .would have loved to have been a mountain man . . . baseball and Coach G ...Van Halen is just so hot... mamangas . . . offshore tubes at the cliffs. . .doing gigs and jam sessions , . . Thanks lVl and D . .. a tortured Gibson hooked up to a stack of lVlarshall's . . . cruising the beaches for chicks . , . hunting in Arizona and fishing in Canada . , . !'These are the seasons of emotion and like the winds they rise and fall. --Jimmy Pagef'Robert Plant BARBARA JANE JONES Barbita, Bugs, BJ jr, dumb blonde, little dolphinette, Barbie Doll, Barnaby Jones, Bones , , , hopes to be underworked and overpaid... hopes not be a Charles lVlanson follower or a contestant on the Dating Game . . . loves jokes, dancing, swimming, tickling, beach, hot summer nights St etc . . . can't stand wearing shoes, homework, taking PE showers, cracking knuckles, Parker's dress code A ques- tions about Ken .. , April Fools-Fifties Day . , . laying out by the wall . . . switching locks, beach towels in PE . . . 7up . . , breaking needles in sewing . , . the Nrock' l...' !Gomezia . . . curtains in physics. . . munchkins , . . Bozo . . . PayLynette's love letters . . . kazoo band . , . basketball, spar- kling cider, this is a what . . . Summers' socks, free days, busywork and extra-credit points . . . lunch tray twice , .. bugging O'R , ., Farrell's . , , Hip sign . .. sound effects , , . hiccups before 81 after meals , . . swimathons , . . Sat. Nite Live . , . do you have any mug . I , did we have homework . .. I'm not weird, it's just your imagination . . . Hey Babe what's happening , . . Grossmont dances . ., Something by the Beatles . .. Love Boat . .. lVlark, I love you so much forever, I'm HB!! .,. '!Support water sports-Do it with a Dolphinettel WARREN BURGESS JONES Warren . , . idolizes Dray Prescot . . . hopes to learn fencing and karate, climb the lVlatterhorn and become independently wealthy , .. hopes never to have to stick his hand down a malfunctioning garbage disposal or become bored . . , can't stand math, stuck-up girls, sand, or being manipulated .,. lVlzz G, lVlr, Summers . , . Yosemite . . , lobster and cheesecake . . . reading, listening to music, singing, sleeping, rock climbing, archery . . . !!Do Ya' -ELO, !!Ain't Talkin 'Bout Love --Van Halen, !!Fire and Rain -J.T ..., Tolkien, Stableford, Akers, Howard, lVlcCaffery, LeGuin, Avery . . . JWC, WAR, RL, AV, J-lVllVlF . . . !'If the facts don't support the theory, they must be disposed of. . , . Hi- malayan Dwarves lDwarfs?l . . . It must be the heat . , . Ulf all else fails, hit it with a stick , . . 7th period Algebra with lVlr. Pooch , , . 6th grade camp . . . it's time to build the fire . . , track , . . 8th grade typing , , , excuses , . , The All American Boys , . . !!And now for something completely differ- ent . . . 2nd period rap sessions in DC's office . . , just before sleep. . H! ,Hprimitiveness and civ- ilization are degrees of the same thing. If civilization has an opposite, it is war. -Ursula K. LeGuin GLYNNETTE GAIL KOSIVIAS Glynnette, Koz, Netta, Glen, Glennie, Lollie, Goofball . , , hopes to marry a prince and live life to the fullest . , . hopes not to be !'like everybody else' ',.. can't stand broccoli, math, and doing dishes ...lVlr. Lipman, lVlrs. Corbin . . . jellybeans , . . skating and diving , , , Dream On ---Aerosmith , ,. Sadie Hawkins '76 . .. Hawaii '76, '78 . . . thanks lVlom and Dad . .. DH, Steve, LW, Piza, BB, Twace . ., lVlichael Eaton Crone . . , Are you hungry? . , . I don't believe it! .,.Hirt! who, me? . .. Nlarch 5 . . .ANIMAL HOUSE, B-B-BIRDIE ...When I'm right no one remembers, when I'm wrong no one forgets . , . strange noises . . . W.R.B.F ..,. NOW w lVlav . . . excuses for PE . . , Aztec foot- ball . . . lVlACHO . , . got any gum? . , . BF . , . oral reports w B , , . George Carlin , . . PE escapades wr Laura . . . G.lVl.A.K ,... rides home . . . sexy knees . . , nighttime . . , I'll remember always . . , on the phone. . , Roman wflVls. G . . . unbelievable! , , , Honda , , . late again . . . penhghts . , , Farrell's . . , going to the store . . . stickshifts . , . variety . , . the mound ...!!The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched but are felt in the heart, -Unknown 23 ELIZABETH FRANCES LAVENDER Beth, Bethany, Lavender . . . hopes to be an accomplished zoologist and be happy in life . ,. hopes not to land up on skid row , , . can't stand a class without humor, erratic drivers ,.. lVlrs. Corbin, lVlr. Pooch . . . Alaska . ., Frogs Legs . . . reading . . . Jim Croce, Chicago . , . ilJust You 'N' lVle , l'I'll Have to Sayl Love You in a Song . . . DOWN THE SEINE AND UP THE POTOIVIAC, The Dune Trilogy, The Ring Trilogy . . . THE STING . . , Art Buchwald, Kyra Petrovskaya . .. KEY, RHL, KEB ..fIGood Job . . . Beth, I think I'm having a problem . , . listening to music and playing backgam- mon . . , Dream about tomorrow but make today happen . . . sunset, sunrise . , . first day at Parker, lVlrs, Corbin's English classes, the trip to lVlexico, weekends working on SPECTRUIVI, lVlrs. Barrett's creative writing classes, my head being used for a volleyball . . . llThe rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now, and the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. -Prather CAROL IVIICHELE LEONARD Hopes to work w!Orangs, have many good friends, have fun, keep in touch . . . hopes never to get part of her body caught in machinery and ripped off, have her teeth chipped or knocked out, fall off a cliff, be wfo music . . , can't stand housework, grocery store music . ,. Summers, Pooch, Rex, Judy, Pat, Volker, O'Rourke, Giraud . .. lVlts, lVld, concerts . . , sports, friends, music . . . rock and punkish, Shattered ,... shadoobee, what d'ya say?, Popsicle Toes, Aerosmith, Beatles, Bowie, Cheap Trick, Kiss, lVlr. Nugent, Stones, Led Zep, Ramones, The Cars, DEVO, Costello , .. Barrie, Laura, Courtney, Linda, Richard, Rex, Corbin, Barrett, Donny, Bill Deuze, Jim Carl, Davy, the Wolfs, the Fields, the Littlers, the Arkins, lVlom, Dad, lVlark . .. Excitement Plusl, OK iVlan, I laugh ,.. pincer talk, whipped cream, the dogs, the cove, LJCD dance, strange looks wflVlav, zoning w!Laura . . . HIS my face clean? HI need to brush my teeth . , . loves Kimmie Su, AAAAAAA-ugh, girls nite out wf L, C, B . . . B-b trips, Lenny, Auto Shop, overwhelming fondness, Atlantis '77, curly hair, Ali, Hey Berg! Leigh Ann and lVlaile, Hey SP! SOCKS! RHPS. RAIVION TADDEOUS LOZADA Bean, Ralph, Tostada, Ramon Buddy . .. hopes to win the Cy Young Award , , . hopes never to be too rich . . . can't stand early phone calls or quarter eagles with feet. . . lVlr. Lipman, lVlrs. Ghironi, Coaches Ghironi and Volker , . . the ball park, bed . , . Big lVlacs, shrimp . . . baseball, listening to my stereo . . . l'Suicide -Thin Lizzy . .. BALL FOUR by Jim Bouton ... DIRTY HARRY , .. Padres, Yankees, Redskins... idolizes Reggie Jackson, Nate Colbert and Billy Kilmer . . . the twins, Bert, Small . . . llcatch ya later' '...l lgnarIy . , . llfootball you bet, Leif Erickson sings Rock lVIe, Span- ish tests, head bops and canyon tosses, History puzzles . . , tapping and chewing gum . . . loves play- ing baseball, shooting darts and winning bets . . , Nlom, Dad, Gramps , , , lltake it easy . . . night- time . , . '77 and '78 World Series . . . 9th grade football, Ramon blocks, Hamann drill, the daily B.M., Homecoming . . . Golden Glove, spit balls, 1.57 . . , llThere are a terrible lot of lies going about the world, and the worst of it is that half of them are true. -Winston Churchill JOHN ROBIN lVlANSFIELD lVlanny . . . hopes to be a wealthy tax lawyer 81 enjoy life to the max. . . hopes not to get old and fat ...can't stand Rio Hondo, bad knees, Monday mornings and squash , . . Coach Volker.. .The Cliffs ...The Boardwalk . . , hot fudge sundaes 84 prime rib . . . tootin' . . . cruisin' and kickin' back with the tunes . . , snow caps... Reasons 84 Fantasy by EW8tF . .. Runnin' by Pablo Cruise . .. Santa Esmerelda . . . BOC . . , Styx , . . BIG WEDNESDAY . . . UP IN SMOKE . . , idolizes beautiful women ..,lVl,D,L,J ,,.. Susan,..PJ...Tom,..OJ... Roy..,Sandy...Doc...TheFearsomeFive- some . . . S8tD8zR8tR . . . llLife's a groove! , , . llyou almost swallowed that bear! . . , ll 'ello San Francisco!l! . . . 33 . . . 501 . . . 110 on 8... Benny 8z Lenny. .. loves concerts and fine restau- rants . . .Tab . . .talls . . . brown T-top Camaro . . . lflive while you can . . . late nights with Julie ... Reno . .. KC . . . Greeley , .. lVlexico ... La Honda . . . San Francisco... lVloro Bay... San Diego-you're the greatest!! . . . conclaves . . . concert valley , . . the Schtump . . . Nlustang , . . De- Nlolay . . . The Installation ... 13 years at FWP . . . llThe future belongs to those who prepare for it, -Ralph Waldo Emerson 24 DESIREE MITROVICH Des, Desi .. . hopes to be happy in lite and reach her fullest height . , . hopes not to fall down the ladder without pulling herself up again . . . can't stand people who wear false colors , . . Mrs. Hol- liday, Mrs. Corbin, Mr. Lip, Mrs. Fisher and all the others-thanks for caring ,. . growing up lisi was hard to do--especially at L . , . Que Sera Sera . . . walking in the rain, wishing on a star, loves cool blowing nights with long yellow dresses and white shawls , ,. K-thanks ...thanks Baba and Jed for EVERYTHING fall my love to you . . . IlSuccess is a journey, not a destinationf' Ben Sweetland . . . IlHappiness is not a place but a directionf'--Unknown . , . llseek and ye shall find. CLAIRE AIKO MIYASHIRO Erialc . . . hopes to tour the world and start a career... hopes not to drink coffee, major in English, own a Gremlin, or get a ticket . . . can't stand foggy glasses, confusing signs, punk rockiersi, mun- chinl out, Dinahls singing, THE AMERICAN PAGEANT, baggy nylons, high waters. . . Mz. G, Mrs. C, Mrs, B, Sir O'R, Mr. Sum-Sums, Mr. V , . , Yosemite, Pt, Loma College . . . finger jello, sarsaparilla, quesadillas , . . jammin' on G . . . IIAll for the Bestl', lIYou Don't Bring Me Flowers , L8tR, BGs, EWF, llNights in White Satin . . . Dali . . . N, Simon, S. Martin, MORK . . . pie are squared , . . IlI'm just a wild and crazy guy' '... trippy... stew cow . . . wakie, wakie . ,. uva pasa . . . mobese . .. 'Icoconuts' '... funky chicken . . . Does this count?'f . . , friendshipfully . . . BO repellant , . . getf tin! tangtongueled . ,. PARKER MENU ...You speak spanglish? , , , loves hiking, nature, B-ball, sunrise, after midnight toil , . . Jabberwocky, tales of R. Corbin , . . summer '77 . . . thanx D, G, M8tD, K, K, S . , . l'The point of tact is not sharp' I... lICan it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me, would we?'f ALM Bergman ADRIANNE LYNELLE MOSS Aide, Moss . , , hopes to hnally hgure out what to do in life, and to succeed at it . . . hopes not to have a charge account at Sears, or live in Navy Housing ...can't stand redundancy or jerks , .. Beethoven , . . Mo-Mo, B-ball, Dusty, Schroeder. . . V's B-d cake , . , relaxing , . , idolizes Don Qui- oxte-Lord of La Mancha . . , Don Pasquale, Chorus Line . .. Billy Joel . . . New York, Newbury st., San Fran, and Boston . . . Snow Days , . . The Pits... Fernaldm, Good ol' L.S.R.H.S. . . . the tele- phone. . . Rufus . . . Ralph . . . apple picking w WSJLJW . . , Lydia and her pyramid peas . . . talking . , . carving pumpkins , , . blue skies, music, and free time . . . San Fran and the Carnelian Room . .. Dom. 81 Sec., bulldozing . . . thank you Mrs. T, Mr, Bt Mrs, S8tW, SLB, for your kindness during what could have been an unsettling time . . . lIAccept me as I am, so I may learn what I may become, f Anonymous KATHERINE LOUISE PALMER Katie . . . hopes to be happy. . . hopes not to be totally bored . . . canlt stand muddy shoes and es- say writing , . . me, a bookie? . . . Europe '78, Florence, Paris, Switzerland, walking with Karen, ice cream , ,. Mexico '78 with Miss Payette... problems and comments . .. my left foot . . . tennis with Beth, Mr. Freer, whoopsie , . . III donlt know , .. December 1977 . .. B.A ..,. caviar and champagne parties . . . JULIA, SOUND OF MUSIC. . . sugar Easter eggs , , , early morning.. ,car- toons . . . totally messing up 8th grade yearbooks . .. doodling on the deak . , . I'Think or Thwim , . . Where there is great love there are always great miracles . . . l'Tact is the unsaid part of what you think, it's opposite, the unthought part which you say. -Henry Van Dyke l 2 5 JUERGEN LUDWICK PLAEHN, JR. Jay . . . understood by few or none . . , wishes never to be caught in a crowd . . . loves people, skiing outdoor sports, and excitement . . . enjoys defying danger and authority . .. remembers B's 6th, Mariner's Point, No Surf, Islandia, experiences south of the border with Sonny, night before essays term papers, and assignments... New Years Eve of '77, Vail, Mammoth, and Big Bear with friends ...CHANG!, Bye-Bye Birdie and Godspell . . . K off to K and D, F off to CMP, L to L, M, M, P and JP's and SA's p's will never be matched . . . l'You must understand yourself before you can under- stand others, and if you can do both you will always have friends and you will always be happy. - Jay Plaehn GEORGE OWEN RAINS II GR, Pope Pleut, Comte d'Argentrois . . . hopes to be a STAR!!, own a Greek Revival Mansion, and be astronomically wealthy . . . hopes never to spell like Mrs. C, visit the GRAND TETONS, or live north of the Mason-Dixon line . . . can't stand manual labor, redundancy, getting dirty, running out of gas, phony people, rejection ... loves abalone . . . dancing all night . . . weblaque ... 'tNights in White Satin . . . GONE WITH THE WIND . . . midnight . . . llbe reasonable . . . evipakestephelatur- esphelp . . . 'iMy God Margaret . . . spiking 'ivolleyballs ...tennis . .. Leesie's Rachmaninofif . .. Yaz's Carnation ,.. blow drying gauchos . . , llThere's a spotlight waiting no matter who you are. Everybody's got a song to sing, everyone's a star. . . . Mom and Mrs. C-I love you both . .. M lShe's a brick housei, N, P, T . . . 6!24!76 . .. Koz's vocab... Green MSLM ... boxes... purple magic marker . ., Miranda . ,. SW , .. MCAG . . . never put oft till tomorrow what should have been done early in the seventies . . . thanx Mom and Dad . . . SH UT UP . ,. BBB... RRR, you don't know what we missed . . . l'The Way We Were by Streisand . .. DP, LC, FF, JS, C-I think I'm in love . . . Don't play me the blues, I don't sing in that key, -FUNNY LADY KAREN JOY REAVIS Karen-the secret trekkie . , . hopes to be well off and loved simultaneously . . . hopes not to get too fat, commute, or ever be bored . . . can't stand bananas and people who have no class . . . Camp O- Ongo . . . 6th grade camp... Randy L, Debbie F, J, and the rest . . . loves dancing, ice cream, read- ing and Class of '79 . . . the letter . . . Europe , . . Huey, Duey, and Louie . . . decorating for the cos- tume ball . . , Sats cruisin' wf Deb . . . B.B.B .... jazz with Debi , . . Godspell . . . stu-cow , . , cheer- I just watch what they do, -Andrew Carnegie WENDY ANN SAMILJAN Hopes never to see a PBSLJ burrito or open a math or science book again . . . can't stand rude, self- ish, and loud peoplefguys with a line . . . San Francisco, Downtown Boston, mocha chip shake, apple picking, Adrianne, Berg, NIS, Cate, Eve, Julie . . . The Big Move 77 , . . tin foil, F.M. summer, talking in the morning, dreams come true, Ooga Booga, Primo . . . Ulf you can dream, and not make dreams your master, If you can think and not make thoughts your aim . . . If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew to serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you except the Will which says to them: 'tHold on! , . . If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much, If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds' worth of distance run, yours is the Earth and everything that's in it . . , - Rudyard Kipling 26 1 ing V 84 JV . . . being jazzed , . . teasing Nina . . . 464-??? . . . SO funny , . . can't wait to get my own place . , , 12 years of FWP?! . . . touring Mira Mesa in the dark. .. llIdon'tcall up boys! she said . . .talking in our sleep, N? , , . We don't take no chumps . . , 7:45 am ..., thanx G.G.G for ev- erything . . . IIWHAT IS the universe, K? , . . 'IAS I grow older, I pay less attention to what men say, STEPHEN JOHN SEIBER Steve... hopes to run a brewery on Catalina Island and have Cheryl Tiegs and Farrah Fawcett hghting over his body the rest of his life . . I hopes not to get a 502 or go to jail , . . can't stand un- available girls . . . B-ball court and Coach Donnellon . ., PIZZA , ,. Up in Doobies . . I idolizes TED NUGENT and UAIRBORNH Eddie Ferguson... Patti and Johnny . . , If I weren't so romantic I'd shoot you ...what's the word?, 12 year olds! . , . TNT . . . you've got the munchies, basteful day and wasteful nights . . . every ingredient used to brew this beer is the hnest obtainable.. . 12 fluid ounces . . , keystone kid . . . loves shooting out windows, wrestling mountain lions and boogie skiing . , . How am I driving? . . . GONZO . . . Mountain Men . . , skiing and the Dodgers , . . Eat, drink, and Belushi . . , RST. . . LB Arena, Plop plop in Paris . . . A little rebellion now and then is a good thing, TJ . . , good friends and a bottle of wine , , . JG , , . Truckee River, Owens Valley, and 395N .., campland . ,. packing wfJ8tJ ,.. llFear not the crusted warblers, but be wary of the mad cheese grater for he shall slaw the features from your face, and beware of the pablic carnivores as they will inevitably edibly have a soft nosed hollow point magnum behind every bush. -T. Nugent NINA BARBARA SEVERANCE Nins . . . hopes to have a blast in college and become a teacher for the deaf, hopes never to have twin boys, hates put-downs, short romances, atheism, loves MSID, yellow roses, dancing, music, TEXAS! and reminiscing . . . Corbie, PEPB . , , EdremfOh foof! . . , SOUND OF MUSIC, TWWW . ,, Manilow , , , harmony wf Karen . . . chorus showsn BBBv'Godspell ...JM's BP . . . Bret ifoxll ... Let's go to Farrell's . . . GTFOOMWMI , . , don't talk with your mouth full , , . we're just friends . .. 'II don't do things like that -sure, Koz . . , It's bizarre not another pie? Let's All Chant, Tambo stress? lyou're so cute f' stop the facade it's a possibilitywGMAH!-thanx Gordie for 8 years illll see you in eternityl ...onthe hill at Pioche . . . OAOHHA, Mr. SI , . , editors-WE DID IT VAFI . ., Glenn . , . Ohhh . . . keep it to a low roar... I'll hnd out . , . there is someone out there who I am eventually going to marry . . . smiles, laughter, tears, sharing feelings, happiness is achieved by giv- ing to others.. . how can I say goodbye?fwish me luck-the same to youfsee y'all in f89 . . .thanx Ma for the color . . . SMU-here I come!!! . . . llLike as the waves make toward the pebbled shore, so do our minutes hasten to their end. fShakespeare JENNIFER TEE SMITH Fred, Yennie, Shmith . . . hopes to always be healthy and happy . , . hopes never to be away from the mountains or on welfare . . . can't stand CS V-ball, TORRES, and LGFN'S . . .Coach Kerkering ..,llA,D. of the year! ,.. Snowmass . ,, Moosehead . . , Tetons . . . Julian . . . pizza . . . tostadas ,.,R8tR , . . spit w!Cwis . . . Elk Camp . . . GRATITUDE . . . 6th grade camp. . . ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH . . . l'You are cool! . . . summer V-ball . .. M8tD I . , George . . . AISLE , , . cool n' groovy , .. Aunt F 81 Uncle E , . . WSLE . . . two . . . tourneys . . . swingin . . . WHOA! , . . llboulders! . I . llCarns are the ones who have more fun! . , , cruisin' w, Lisa 84 Mav . , . llForget about it! . ,. Marsha's grooviness . . . skiing . . . V-ball '77-'78 . . . Catalina wi Lisa . . . llHere is something I can tell you! , . . CIF . , . 24 . . . Farrell's . . . divinity . . . pickle . . , ding-DONG . , . BBB . . . c-c-cookies , . . ja- cuzzies . , . donuts . . , 'lcones up' '.,. Rossignols . . . Nwinning isn't everything, it's the only thinglf' ... No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. -William Blake KATHERINE ELIZABETH STEINER Kathy, The Oracle, Mugsy. . .And Weird . , . hopes to travel a lot, polish her style . , , hopes not to be alone for very long . . . canft stand closed-minded people, unorganized teachers 84 land devel- opers in Bonita . .. Mzz G, Mrs. C , ,. Sierra Mts iRock Creekl, Kauai .., exotic foods CFar!Near Easternl ...enjoying myself, teasing, joking , . . llGodspell , John Denver, Chicago , , . loves back- packing . . , stained glass . . , rainbow is my favorite color , . . THE SINGER 84 THE SONG by C. Miller . , . idolizes LC Tiffany . .. Black book, sparkling cider, clowning, accents, felt pens, skipping ,. , Handel, Chopin, Manilow . .. McCaffery, SF , . . Raz Fazzle! ... DBT, GMAK, CJ! , . . warm nights on the beach . .. KH, TA CBJD, AG, BL, PT8tSLi!l ,..Yenta . .. Latin homerooms Cdoomll . . , Christianity . . . snow retreats , , .Thanks KH for all your love and help! . , . Gershwin's l'Rhap- sody in Blue , . , llshootskil' '.., llBut ice cream has no bones , . . llLike wow man, cosmic , .. Art! Ithanks Mr. Gl . . . dreams , . . All my friends Clove y'alll . . . sign language . . . llldeals are like the stars. We never reach them, but we chart our course by them. -Unknown 27 CHRISTINE MARIE TREPTE Cwis . . , hopes to stay happy and be needed . . , hopes not to be a coffee shop waitress in Nebraska .,. can't stand pessimists, tomatoes, or writing essays . .. Mr. Volker and Mrs. Brown ...the ocean... Kenny Loggins , . . the twins-Lizzy and Christy . . . Garbonzo . . . T2 , . . skiing, sailing, V- ball , . , Catalina, Snowmass . . . USC... loves amping out with the cheerleaders . . . llDazed and Confusedn . , . llWork to Do . . , cool and groovy. . . Birdie . . , camp at Stanford . . . ltwe're havin' some fun now! . .. Pizza 84 I in 10th grade , , . llLouie Louie and togas . . , So.C 84 shrimp and cheese casserole.. . iron clad . . . UI do not grade on the curb fGus , . . multicolor ribbons . , . lllfll ride my bike! ...cheerleading '75-'79 ... boulder , .. Robert . .. Homecoming '78 . . , 1714777 ...llIt's all H . .. Mav, Fred, and Marsha , . . llSmile, be honest, be yourselff' . . , Annie and Dunekof . . . lllt is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. - Spurgeon ALEXANDER VARGAS Varg . .. Big Alex... hopes to have a rich, steady income . .. hopes to live in California . . . silver dollars . . , Eleventh Earl of Mars . .. my 318 . , . the winter lift for 15 big ones... idolizes John Gill and any one who can climb El Cap . . . Yukon '79 , , . ecto . , . mike the. . . a day at the beach . . . my corner . . . loves the killer instinct . . . fall mountain, just don't fall on me . . . hopes to draw for U. Comics . , . innovation . ,. Dr. Z.S .,,. Cook and his llsweat class-200 ...on any Sunday with 3 yellow Suzukis . , . contemplating at La Bufadora . . . grooving henshaw , ,. if it keeps on raining, the levy's gonna break.. , Uncle Russ... People Cough People . . . Mrs, Corbin . . . I right red 22 Bob ... Elephant Defense . ,. USD . . , ecto , . . my noon slumber . . . llNevermore. -The Raven. 28 TRACY ELLEN THOMAS Space, Twace , , . hopes to be happy doing whatever she does . .. hopes not to ever be too old to have fun . , . can't stand bitchy people, finals, and diet soda pop . . . Volker, Lipman . . . pizza , ,, trouble . . . Pink Floyd llTime , Foreigner . . . LB, JW, LW, LS, SR, DM . . . cuddles , . . camping at AK's, munchies, Wolfman, car blinkers . . . IBTC . . . my mind is my shelter from the storm . . . sun- sets, Del Mar Fair '77, '78, Kosmos and the castle, NORTH COUNTYI, Barbizon, summer trips, dances, Jack-in-the-Box . . , l'Point of No Return'l, Mammoth, basketball, Farrell's, study hall , ,. llNo man grows wise without his share of winters. -Michael Alexander CATHERINE ANNE VAFIS Cathy... hopes to make the most of everything she's got going for her, and to always llbe there when a friend is in need... hopes never to be discontent if something can be done about it I .. llnothing ventured, nothing gained . , . can't stand deceit, smokers, humid weather, fast driving, fat, PPA. , . llit's a matter of principlelw . . . loves reading, writing, music, beautiful scenery, being a healthy person loves rowing ill, plants, animals, cooking, sewing, racquetball, soccer , ., Nins, WS, CW, RT, my family-Thanks for all you've been to me . . . llOur Yearbook . , . rowing in the Nationals . . , working at Sea World . . . llgotta have PMA . . . idolizes Mrs. C, Mrs. R , , . favorites: Leon Uris, Neil Simon, Cat Stevens, Barry Manilow, Moody Blues . . . mountains, sunrises, beaches, sunsets, my dream house, our big pillow . . . all those memories . . . realizing you've grown up some, and knowing you're still growing more every day. . . llDaring ideas are like chessmen moved for- ward. They may be beaten, but they may start a winning game. vGoethe JULIANNE WAHLEN Jules . . , hopes to make others happy and to become a writer. . . hopes never to become a servant to the thoughts of other people . . . send in the clowns, Sandpipers , . , Israel trip . ,. Chorus Line . . . Alfie, blue bomb . , , orange , . . mudpie . . . hit with a flying tray, the rock, overturned chairs... Creative Writing, AF, LP, Mrs. Barrett, lizards . . . karate w,fMr. D,, Cate 'lit wonlt open , LP Hit croaked , llwhoa . . . ankle-crutches, too high too low two years in a row . ,. Disneyland wfMav , . . volleyball, Mr. Kerkering, laps, go for it , ., Fred ... Mom llyou can do anything you want as long as you put your mind to it' ',.. Mr. Russell, essays, plane trip, my hat , , . Cum Laude , . . Bar- bie, look alikes , , , bugging Mr. O'R . . . swirley, water bottle fights , . , waiting for bro w Barrie , ,. Mr. Volker, talks, shooting the breeze . . . basketball, Farrells . . , funny bucks . , , Mrs. Corbin's ac- cent, laugh . . , AM, WS, Apple picking . . . Schotize, Kiki, skiing wi Bert . . . Tea for Two at the beach in the rain . . . dad's one-liners, Presidents , . . football games--laugh , . . Reave, experiments, paper balls across the room . . . llln all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. f The Bible RANDALL THOMAS WASSERMAN Randy . . , hopes to have fun at college and to be successful . . . hopes not to get carried away... can't stand gamesfphony people . . . my car ...watching a good movie, listening to good music, partying , . . likes rowdy, radical people A being one . . .Van Halen . . . karate w Mr. D . . , Europe '78l w, CF, BB, LW . . . Venice , .. Munich , . . the last night in Londonl . . , Corbie , ,. ltDr. Paul Brenner once said, tThere is more to life than living,' In other words, live life! Your life is your own, it will become whatever you want it to become, the past we inherit, the future we create. The key to life is to learn about yourself, understand yourself, and then better yourself, Make sure that your life is full with everything that YOU want out of it. Be an individualefone should not just texist' or become a statistic. Don't follow along with the masses, but rather, try to have them follow you. Re- member you SHOULD question why and not just live to do or die, -RTW. LAURA LYNDALL WOLF Laura Lee, Little Puka . . , hopes never to be normal and to always smile . , , hopes to never stop dancing . , . hopes to get skinny and stay that way . . . can't stand t'whatever , . . one broken nail , . . Mary Brown, Mrs, Barrett, Mrs, Kerkering, Mr. Russell . . . carrot cake . , . lobster . . . D.P. . .. night walks along the beach . , . memories , . , all my friends , . . zoning w Carol . . . being squirrelly ,..babytalk . . . girls' night out wwC, C, B , . . ping pong w Lauren . . . CL, JP, TT, LK, CF, GK, BB, DH, MDD, GM, GP . . . Bill . . . Styx . . . Year End '78 . . . Homecoming '78 . . . Europe '78 . . , sum- mer '77 w'L, J, D . ,. FIAPls nightlife , . . whois throwing bottles?..fttotally ...cheerleading .MGDMFCSZBB , . . parties . . , Point of No Return . , . La Jolla . ,. Kona Village . . . Borrego . ,. You Naughty . , . Hey Baby , . . Hi Sweetheart. , . playing Upiano' '... overboard shoes . . , PE esca- pades wfGK , . . l'the Dogs . . . frying Pan car . . . leprosy , , . movie? w,fTwace . . . 51.06 . . . gare dening wfTR . , . IBTC . . . rowdiness . . . we're having some fun now . , . Sammy Spirit Stick . .. 'lOver the Hill and Far Away , Miss You , tlShout It Out Loud . . .thanks M, D, and Dave I love you all , , . Ulf you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. - Wil' liam Arthur Ward l Jay Plaehn and Sonny Adler: Life's ROUGH when you're a senior! 29 Categoricall Speaking These people have been chosen by the Se- niors as the outstanding people in the class of '79. BIGGEST BRAINS: Sue and Eric MOST ATHLETIC: Jay and Jennie BIGGEST FLIRTS: Randy and Glynnette if? S x BIGGEST SIVIILES: Chris and Scott BEST FIGUREXPHYSIQUE: Cate and Jay BEST DANCERS: Liz and George CLASS CLOWNS: Courtney and Jay MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Julie and Eric BEST DRESSED: Debi and Gordon 30 lv 1 V , W3- P f i. A Q a ,- J, ,,, - 'W' 3' JJ ' , uk My M Y WW. Y n Q 1 1-qu it 32, , ,xii-. f I xl F Underclassmen r ' ' 4 ,W Q M. ' ? . A. ' h .,r- ,Q Q ,My N ' R' 2 If ,i'4 ,- I . I. .ff ,' ,gs X4 4, f if . ,H F X ,sf , A ' A r gl ? Q In M 1, 1 4 n 'HIL -if 115.1 , , ..,., , V, v J n' ' . AQ' ,, -'mix 7 'fig' 'r ,,,, s , 1 A , .3 as M .r- 1 1,1 f , F 4'9 ' ' F kj wmv- EP 2 X 1 p 'li -x , . WWW 551 Jeff Adler Caroline Anderson Debbie Aylott Matthew Bradaric Don Brandon Steve Carey Monica Childers Greg Chlad lVlark Clifton Peter Corbitt Bill Corrente John Danis Ken Dewart Cary Estes Dave Fulwiler Pam Guiles Evan Harlow Peter Harrington Bill Helwig Karen Hirr Jim Ilko Craig Irving Jannice Kinkade Nlaiie Knudsen Randy Laser Leigh Ann Layton Larry Lefifier David Lieberman Richard Nlarsch Anne lVlayes Lewis Nlorgenstern Lisa Nlumby Lisa Notnorn Leslie Pearce Teresa Pesqueira Lori Roberts Tony Ryan Vicki Salazar Lauren Shumway Becky Smith Dan Sulzer Mary Wagstaff Tony Williams Top left: Lisa Nothorn on '5O's Day: middle: Leslie Pearce: below left: Debbie Aylott in chemistry class: below: Tony Williams. Mvranwwiilv Sophomores- A Rowdy Bunch The class of '81, made up of en- thusiastic, rowdy, and gregarious sophomores, pushed their way through another challenging year. Signs of their times included Hlucky bucks, and active Spirit Week, and Student Council dances. Comprised of cheerleaders, football players, piano players, artists, come dians and all around llgood guys, the 10th grade enjoyed the year to its fullest. Right: Gabe Zatarain keeps his llbalance, far right: Charles Williams in a 'lgnarly mood, below left: The George Smith and David Car- son duo. Geoff Berg Thor Brickman Nanci Burg David Carson Laura Crawford Susanne Davies Ted Davis Trish Engel Brian Freeman Allison Gordon Colleen Grubb Heather Hamann lVlatt Herrlll Jennifer Homnick Roxanne Hon Violet Ilko Sandy Iverson James Jaquet Kim Jenkins Alyson Kauth Tiffany Kemp Karen Kingery David Lipscomb Susan lVlcKig Sherri lVlcKlnnon David lVlcLean Scott lVlaches lVlatt Matheson John Nlowrey John Otterson L .,,....w uw any-.M Jv- Anne Pavel Betsy Press Nlarilou Quini Lee Rhein ,'H4 any Left: Allison Gordon and Violet Ilko enjoy '5O's Dayg opposite page, top: lVlarilou Quinig below: Keith Sampson F5 'M 39 ,fffun Sara Vahs Marco Vargas Bert Wahlen Charles Williams Walter Wincek lVlarc Wolfsheimer Gabe Zatarain Chris Zucconi David Rivkin Mickey Ryan Keith Sampson Katie Seiber Glenn Shishido George Smith Ted Tchang Jeff Thomas Spirited 9th Contribute The Freshman class upon reaching high school became more mature. Having plenty of spirit, they contributed to high school activities for the first time. They continue on a long and studious road. Each will follow it in his own unique way. Among their memories as Freshmen are Mr. O'Rourke's jokes, school dances and trying to Hmake the grade for their college transcripts. Captured on campus, clockwise from left top: Mary Jane Buck, Bear Kueusser, Charles Fares, Maury Liwerant and David Nerhood, Laura Mumby and Elizabeth Reid. Opposite page: Would you believe, Pat Styles? Devra Engel, Dena Murray. l W, g f'5g,,gisr at , 3 e Q V, ,,., A W? 1' ,f , V ,. I was at - , eer e . Q- : f ,J-1 s' 4.- C ' it A I ,..- A g ,, A lf-f g ' ip iti irii fi D f Renate Adloff Robyn Bitner Chris Brickman Brigitte Brown Mary Jane Buck Julianne Carlin Mike Collins Jaime Cruz Michele Deilgat Heidi DeMassa Cathy Denton Devra Engel Andy Eros Eleanor Estes Charles Fares Narmar Fathy 3 8 l ' 2' 1 Julie Field Barney Firks Stephen Fisher 5 Amy Frank Christopher Frye S' Tom Giidred John Halac Nancy Harrington Lisa Hayworth Robert Ilko Jennifer Jenkins Kent Jones Christina Karrow David Keely Peter Krause Bear Kreusser Q, i '-Zi.-,,,-i x l ffxzzztfs- , J, 1 'L , J J -1 T 3- , V Maury Liwerant Stefan Medin RFK View XA Sandra Milstein Greg Mitrovich Laura Mumby Dena Murray David Nerhood Victor Pesqueira Elizabeth Reid Rusty Reniers Eric Rosado David Rudee Elisa Rush Laura Russell Susan Rutherford Melanie Singer Joel Smith Shellee Smith Rodney Sornson Benjamin Stephens Pat Styles Suzanne Turner Shelley Warren Jan Wasserman Drew Williams ....v ' --X Angle Williams Marla Winitz Left. Matt Silver, 8, invades Freshman gang. The notorious-eighth graders take 1 I , 1 ffm' everything in stride, be it games night or running laps. Everything they have a part in turns into an exciting time. The eighth grade is a time of change, when the pace quickens, the work gets a bit tougher, and new twists in old relationships occur. But this group had its relaxation, too. One popular time was lunch when they trooped up to the front of the line Hen masse. Lunch was followed by stickball, football, keep away, and nostalgic games like Red Rover, Red Rover. Also, last minute cramming then often saved a test grade. When asked, uAre you ready for Senior High? eighth graders shout, t'You bet we are! Left: Tina Oggel, Nel Holstein and Janet Hughes. Jennifer Anderson Lisa Arneson Stewart Bieler Jordana Bloom Jackie Blum Harry Boffman Elizabeth Brown Laura Byrnes Tim Carpenter Bob Carson Kristine Choconas David Cockcroft 41 Jeff Collins Kathy Conway Steven Denenberg Patty Drane Dan DuPIessis Lynn Fowler Stacey Fulhorst Mary George Jonathan Gordon Edward Gotfredson Todd Graham Jill Grover John Grubb Sandra Guiles Holly Hanafm Stephen Harris U, 1 . r 'bw an '35 Andy Hawes Lisa Heikkila Lisa Hill Nei Holstein Janet Hughes Melinda Hulme Kristen Jackson Suzanne Katleman Sheryl Kauth Todd Khoury Jane King John Martella Gar Millay Rosalind Mitchell Tina Oggel Q 3 i s +-. . V ,. L yt X H ' 'X .-S, h 5 .Q . 'Q K K bntxff' i ' K i , ,aw -. s N Q . . , 4 , 3 gil- is-, L ix x - fb f. if :ir kkkk. xi ,f , ' . . r Opposite page: Kristen Vansant suffers from exam jitters? Lynn Fowler. This page, above: Nlarites Quini and Lisa Heikkilag center: Jane King and Janet Hughesg Left: Good morning, Gar MiIlay! 43 1 ,. .- Anna Palmer Robert Palmer Nlarites Quini Caroline Randel Jennifer Ray Jonathan Rivkin Jennifer Rush Amy Ryan ,Jeffrey Schultz Michael Seiber Linda Shishido Matt Silver Christine Sperazzo Stephen Valis Kristin Vansant in Above: 8th grade rowdiesg Right: Rosalind Mitchell. , in g lf 11? 'wa ,0- Seventh Graders Feel At Home The seventh graders were a little surprised at the changes experienced at the upper school. They first realized how many more books they were lugging to class. The seventh graders thought Games Nights were 'lreally neat. A fun center for miniature golfing, a game arcade, and batting cages comprised their tirst one. Palisades Gardens was the scene of roller skating followed by dinner and dancing for the second. These were typical of the various types of entertainment they enjoyed. By June they felt at home on campus. Right: Seventh graders take part in lunchtime ritual. Stephen Abbott Carey Adler Philip Adler Renee Allison Andrew Augustine Daniel Augustine Jamie Berg Dawn Brightenburg David Buck Susan Buser Elizabeth Campbell Mike Castagnola Peter Collins Dermot Coutts Michael Davies 'of' sm I M. M-'T' 'IX-. 45 Isabelle Estes Bear Evons Robbie Frye Bill Gillis Christine Gleason Kathryn Gooding Toler Goodwin Karen Halverstadt Jennifer Hansen Jeff Heikkila Donald Hunt Jennifer Iverson Jeff Jacquet Julie Jenkins Manny Jorge W 4. 00' 'FW f 1--NX k,,., ,, , ' ts a . XX A av Dems Melle Jamie Orwig Opposite page, top: Mike McDaniel relaxes in a Parker bus after a hard day's workg center: Dig the new style of glasses Denis Melle is modelingg bottom left: Danielle Kaplan pages leisurely through her new text bookg bottom right: Richard Knight enjoys one of Parker's famous lunches. This page, top right: Amy Smith cramming the last minute before an examg center: TV star Jeff Jacquetg bottom: Philip Adler and Kevin Stephenson wait for one of their knowledgeable professors. Danielle Kaplan Beth Keely William Kelley Richard Knight Andrew Krause Will Kreusser Michael Lench Brett Lillie Lori Love Mike McDaniel Bruce McKiIlican Marie Maxie t,,,,,. at Below: Jef? Heikkila stares disbelievingly at his homework assignment. Right: Jenny Iverson boogies at a games night. Eddie Primeau Roy Quini Eric Rindal John Romero John Sharts Amy Smith Monique Soares Kevin Stephenson Sally Stern Mallie Sweed John Thornborrow Frank Tobin Roger Van Why Denise Vargas Richard Wagstaff Lauren Young 190' N. 5' V' ,3., v .ps 'iii , Qu. 'llunl II! , ,ge y, Student Life gif: s , 41 W4 df, n . 2 i 'l ' w , ,ar 'it' . M I 1 A 'U ,ci 4 lm Student Government Works Pro gressively The old crew, Barrie Berg, Pres., Karen Hirr, Vice Pres., Barbie Jones, Sec., and Karen Reavis, Rep. to the Board, returned in September and began rewriting the constitution. This administration succeeded in getting HSpice and uPhenomenon for dances, among other coups. February's elections brought a new board headed by Karen Hirr, Pres., Lisa lVlumby, Vice Pres., Jim Ilko, Treas., Tiffany Kemp, Sec., and Susan lVlcKig, Commis- sioner of Publicity. Plans were being made for a jogathon, a costume ball, and the Year-End dance at the Coronado Cays. l Jordanna Bloom, President, Anna Palmer, Vice Presi- dent and Jennifer Iverson, Secretary-Treasurer were i elected executive board members of the Junior High . Student Council on October 21. They planned games nights and other student activities. Late in spring, they sponsored a magazine sale to raise money. Toward the end of the year, the junior high took a trip to Knott's Berry Farm. Upper right, the uchanging of the guard : Barrie Berg and Karen Hirr. Center left: Barrie Berg, Barbie Jones, Karen Hirr and Karen Reavis make plans for lst semester activities. Center right: the new squadfJim Ilko, Karen Hirr, Lisa lVlimby and Tiffany Kemp. Bottom: Jr. High CouncileJennifer Iverson, Jordana Bloom, and Anna Palmer. 50 Girls' Leagues Serve School, Community The Senior High Girls' League goal this year was to be a service to both the school and the community. New programs were begun under the new advisor, Nlrs. Barrett. Among them were holiday clothing and food drives and Ca- reer Day. A cookbook was compiled for IVloth- ers' Day. Traditionally, the Girls' League decorates the football field and the Lower School auditorium for Homecoming. This year was no exception with brown and gold streaming from the stands The dance featured old newspapers and other nostalgia. The 1978-79 board members were: Courtney Field, President, Laura Wolf, Vice President, Tiffany Kemp, Secretary, Chris Trepte, Trea- surer. Class reps were Liz Gildred, senior, Lisa Nlumby, junior, Allison Gordon, sophomore, and Jennifer Jenkins, freshman. y' f 1.-ia. . The Junior High Girls' League proved to be fun for both the oflicers and the 7th and 8th graders. They held a Halloween Party, sold candy bowls for Christmas presents and planned half of the games nights where peagreeners and cabbage-heads did everything from bowling to roller skating. Their advisor, Mrs. Fisher, along with the board members: President Holly Hanafin, Vice President Kristen Jackson, Secretary Janet Hughes, and Treasurer Jennifer Ray worked hard to bring about a successful year. Accomplishing a next to impossible job of representing 57 girls were the class representatives Kristine Choconas, eighth grade, and Jamie Berg, seventh grade. .1 t ......- 1 - Top, clockwise from left: Liz Gildred, Tiffany Kemp, Jennifer Jenkins, Laura Wolf, Allison Gordon, Lisa Nlumby, Courtney Field, Chris Trepte, Center, back row: Holly Hanafin, Christine Choconas, Janet Hughes, front row: Jennifer Ray, Kristen Jackson, Jamie Berg. Bottom left and right: Girls' League Car Wash in action! 51 FEE i ff. 1 'Ei Homecoming 378 Has Spihtl The day dawned bright and clear for Homecoming '78 on Oct. 28. The sun shone on the Homecoming court as Chris Trepte was crowned Queen with Jay Plaehn as her escort. The princesses were Pam Guiles and Laura Wolf, with escorts Steve Seiber and Scott Irving. The crowning of the Queen highlighted the fun and fan- tasies of Spirit Week '78. The parade of costumes began on lVlonday with Western Day and continued throughout the week with Tourist Day, '5O's Day, lVIovie Star Day, Carnation, and Brown and Gold Day. The traditional Pep Rally was presented by the cheerleaders Friday afternoon. There was only one sour note in the week when Parker was defeated by Pacihc Christian 40-6. This was the Hrst Home- coming that Parker had lost in four years. The loss did not seem to affect the mood at Parker's tradi- tional dance that night. A record crowd of 160 people danced to the music of Phenomenon. Clockwise from lower left: 8th graders garbed for Tourist Day, Tim Avilucea and 'tlVlav Herrill on Western Day, Head Escort, Jay Plaehn and Home- coming Queen, Chris Trepte, Steve Seiber and Pam Gulles. l Q f . . ' .W - ' AH' ' X ' 'V X A fa 'T fy .ft 51 . , V ff: f ' We if E, I n' H Clockwise from upper left: Scott Irving and Laura Wolfg Pam Guiles as Sybilfshe has spiritlg Richard Knight as Charlie Chapling varsity cheer- leaders at Pep Rallyg Michelle Deilgat, a '5O's car hopg Lisa Arnesoh on lVlovie Star Day. l 5 3 A B Boogies Boogie-ing to everything from SPICE to MICKEY RATT, dancers had a uPHENOlVlENal time. Whether going stag or in couples, students turned out in capacity crowds. The Homecoming Dance at the Lower School featured PHENOIVIENON, the most popular hard rock band. SPICE provided the entertainment for the Winter Dance held at the Town and Country Hotel. It is interesting to note that although SPICE is San Diego's top disco band, Parker stu- dents only wanted to hear hard rock sounds. The annual girl-ask-boy Sadie Hawkins dance was en- joyed by a large crowd at the Lower School with MICKEY RATT playing the tunes. The Costume Ball was popular this year because a band, TEASERS, was featured for the first time. SPICE returned at the Year-End Dance held at the glamorous Coronado Cays. One casual dance, the Turkey Trot was held before Thanksgiving featuring music taped by Scott Irving and Steve Seiber. Clockwise from top right: Evan Harlow and Cary Estes relax during a band break while others Dmunch-out in the backgroundg Courtney Fieldg Gordon Gilbreath and Nina Severance are all smiles at the Winter Danceg The sta lineflvlaury Liwerant Jaime Cruz Stefan lVledin and Kent 9 , , Jonesg Tony Ryan and Viki Salazar stop to poseg Laura Wolf boogies at Homecoming. ku? And Enjoys Entertainment Although there weren't many assemblies this year, stu- dents participated in other activities. Assemblies included mime Steven Banks in a return per- formance by popular demand, and a player from the San Diego Soccers. Guest speakers were invited by individual groups. Mrs. J Bronowski came to speak at a senior class meeting. A Mormon couple spoke to the junior class about the Mor- mon Battalion and Mormon influence on San Diego's heritage. All the classes went to see ROMEO AND JULIET at the Loma Theater, and 7-8 grade classes went on field trips to city hall and the downtown library. Language classes took field trips to sample various cui- sines at restaurants in San Diego, and then put on a 'lingua-Faire in March. Top: Mime Steven Banks used masks in his performance this year. Middle: San Diego Sockers player demonstrates technique, Miss Payette blindfolds Jeff Jacquet for a game while Lisa Nothorn and Mrs. Fisher wait. Bot' tom: Craig Irving, Steve Carey and Tim Avi- lucea practice for the chariot races held at the Lingua-Faire, the race is on! 55 The VIEW staff this year was the largest ever. Due to the large staff, the VIEW was successful in covering a greater number of students, activities, and sports. Student participation was promoted through letters, guest editorials, and polls. New features such as uDear Lenny and individual coverages of each grade added spice to the VIEW. Other innovations included the blue Christmas issue which was due to the paper shortage, but proved to be popular. Again the students participated in the Journalism Education Association workshops and write-offs. At press time they hoped to bring home trophies as they did the previous year. They enjoyed the annual pizza dinner with the CAVALCADE staff in June, where new members were inducted into the Quill and Scroll Society. Editor-in-Chief ...................................... Barrie Berg Assistant Editors ......... Lisa Mumby, Rebecca Smith Layout Editor ..................................... Debbie Aylott Feature Editor .............. ........... L isa Nothorn Entertainment Editor ..... ........ G ordon Gilbreath Sports Editor ............................................. Jeff Cass Head Typist ............................................. Karen Hirr Typists: Debbie Aylott, Roxanne Hon, Karen Kingery, Laura Mumby, Lori Roberts, Vicki Salazar, Jennie Smith. Art Editor ........................... ........... S usan McKig Circulation ................................... Glynnette Kosmas Head Photographer ....................... David Lieberman Photographers: Liz Gildred, Madeleine Herrill, Mr. 0'Rourke. Reporters: Geoff Berg, Monica Childers, Peter Corbitt, Courtney Field, Evan Harlow, Roxanne Hon, Karen Kingery, Glynnette Kosmas, Peter Krause, Susan McKig, Lewis Morgenstern, Laura Mumby, Lori Roberts, Laura Russell, Sara Vaiis, and Shelley Warren. Advisor .................................................... Mrs. Spain 56 Publications VIEW Grows With Variety l Top picture, front: Laura Mumby, Courtney Field, Susan McKig, Jeff Cass, Karen Kingery, Mrs. Spain, middle: Gordon Gilbreath, Lisa Nothorn, Barrie Berg, Rebecca Smith, Lisa Mumby, back: Karen Kirr, Debbie Aylott, Peter Krause, Shelley Warren, Laura Russell, Lori Roberts, Peter Corbitt, Glynnette Kosmas, Geoff Berg, Lewis Morgenstern, Roxanne Hon, Sara Vafis and Monica Childers. Below, Debbie Aylott, Peter Corbitt, Gordon Gilbreath and Monica Childers fold the VIEW fresh from Mrs. Dewart's offset press. Colorful CAVALCADE Created Seated: Nina Severance and Cathy Vatis. Standing front: Jeff Cass, Karen Hirr, Glynnette Kosmas, George Rains, Adrianne Moss, Karen Kingery, Lisa Mumby, Mrs. Spain. Second row: Jennie Smith, Katie Palmer, Wendy Samiljan, Julie Wahlen. The photographers pictured below took pictures for the yearbook and newspaper. Some helped on the creative writing magazine. Front: Don Brandon, Liz Gildred, David Lieberman, Madeleine Herrill, Marc Wolfsheimer, Viki Salazar. Back: Thor Brickman, Teresa Pesqueira. Not pictured: Lauren Shumway. EDITORS: Nina Severance Cathy Vafis BUSINESS MANAGER: Karen Hirr COPY EDITOR: Lisa Mumby SPORTS EDITOR: Jennie Smith ASST. SPORTS E DITOR: Jeff Cass HEAD TYPIST: Katie Palmer STAFF: Karen Kingery Glynnette Kosmas Adrianne Moss Wendy Samiljan George Rains Julie Wahlen ADVISOR: Mrs. Spain The aim of the CAVALCADE staff this year was to be innovative and to create new traditions for the yearbook. They succeeded with a full color senior section which is almost twice as large as in previous years. More emphasis was placed on girls' athletics. Besides the staff listed left, the following contributed one or two pieces of copy: Barrie Berg, Geoff Berg, Jordana Bloom, Monica Childers, Mrs. Corbin, Allison Gordon, Holly Hanafin, Nei Holstein, Jenny Iverson, Tiffany Kemp, Mr. Lipman, Susan McKlg, Lewis Morgenstern, Laura Mumby, Dena Murray, Lisa Nothorn, Lori Roberts, Laura Russell, Katie Seiber, Rebecca Smith, and Chris Trepte. 57 SPECTRUM Features Liberal Arts Amy Frank, Leslie Pearce and Julie Wahlen comprised the SPECTRUM staft. lVlrs. Patty Barrett advised them. The liberal arts magazine editors were looking for longer stories of at least a page. They welcomed poetry, artwork and photography from all classes. Amy, Leslie and Julie did every- thing from typing to layouts. George Rains and Lori Roberts helped put the finishing touches on the publication. E' Top: Julie Wahlen and Leslie Pearce keep their positive attitude. Right: Amy Frank, far right. lVlrs. Barrett works diligently. Cum Laude Sets Academic Goals Eric Allison, Barrie Berg, Beth Lavender, Katie Palmer, Nina Severance and Julie Wahlen were the members of the class of '79 chosen to bein- ducted into the Cum Laude Society. Their names were sent to the national organization in 1978. The Parker chapter, which received its charter in 1978, is an active one. Under president David Rus- sell, the group is making the Cum Laude values of honor, justice and excellence a part of the school. Writing a constitution was their first task. Their goals of helping other students and setting up an honor code were incorporated. The chapter members began a speakers' bureau. They hosted Rita Bronowski, widow of Dr. Jacob Bronowski, for a senior assembly. Dr. Dorothy Riggs of San Diego State University spoke about China. At press time they were planning more lectures. A tutoring service was being set up so that ad- vanced students could help those having trouble in specinc subjects. Another project was a college book for use by juniors and seniors filled with answers to question- naires sent to former Parker students attending college. 58 ' 5 Parker's nrst active chapter: Front row, Sue Greenway, Nina Severance, Eric Al lison. Back row, Julie Whalen, Beth Lavender, Barrie Berg, lVlr. Russell. Scholars Honored The annual dinner recognizing top scholars was held at the University Club on Tuesday, October 5, for those who met 1977-1978 Honor Society requirements. Awards from the National Honor Society were combined with the hrst Cum Laude presentation. Dr. Crone welcomed parents and students and stressed the importance of membership in the National Honor Society. David Russell, guest speaker, spoke on the history, purpose and signihcance of Cum Laude. Those recognized by both the National Honor Society and Cum Laude from the 1978 graduating class were David Bassham, Fred Blum, Ken Sulzer and James Whisenand. Members ofthe Honor Society from the class of x78 were Avi Dimenstein, Nasim Fares, Lisa Goehring, Judy Kincaid, Joth Layton, Patricia Marriott, Susan Peshel and Cliff Treais. This year's senior class members commended by both the Honor Society and Cum Laude were Eric Allison, Barrie Berg, Beth Lavender, Katie Palmer, Nina Sev- erance, and Julie Wahlen. Honor Society recipients were Jeff Cass, Anne Goodbody, Sue Greenway, Kristin Hobbs, Barbie Jones, Warren Jones, Carol Leonard, John Mansfield, Desiree Mitrovich, Claire Miyashiro, Karen Reavis, Wendy Samiljan, Kathy Steiner, Chris Trepte, Cathy Vafis and Laura Wolf. Juniors inducted into the Senior National Honor So ciety were Donald Brandon, Greg Chlad, Ken Dewart Karen Hirr, James Ilko, Maile Knudsen, Randy Laser, Leigh Ann Layton, Lisa Mumby, Leslie Pearce, Lori Roberts, Tony Ryan, Viki Salazar, Lauren Shumway and Dan Sulzer. Commended sophomores included David Carson, Laura Crawford, Susanne Davies, Allison Gordon, Col- , C .C I 'ir' ' '- ' F ff - iii, itts leen Grubb Matt Herrill Roxanne Hon Sandy Iverson in 7' I A I I I I David McLean, John Mowery, Betsy Press, Marilou Quini, David Rivkin, Ted Tchang, Sara Vahs and Marc Wolfsheimer. Freshmen inducted into the Junior Honor Society were Renate Adloft, Julianne Carlin, Cathy Denton, Charles Fares, Stephen Fisher, Amy Frank, Nancy Har- rington, David Keely, Ed Keely, Ed Kreusser, Elizabeth Reid, Sue Rutherford, Joel Smith, Shellee Smith, Pat Styles and Shelley Warren. At a later assembly, 8th graders honored were Stew- art Bieler, Timothy Carpenter, Anna Emberton, Mary George, Jonathan Gordon, Stephen Harris, Penelope Top: Mr. Bennett congratulates Janet Hughes for making Junior High Honor Roll requirements during Spirit Week. Middle: David Keely accepts an Honor Roll certificate from Mrs. Barrett. Below: Junior High honor Holstein, Janet Hughes, Andrew Jackson, Suzanne Kat- lemanf Todd Khoury, Jane King, Robert Palmer, Ma' students line up after receiving certihcates. rites Quini, Caroline Randel, Jennifer Ray, Jonathan Rivkin, Amy Ryan, Jeffrey Shultz, Linda Shishido, Stephen Vafis and Amy Wexo. 59 Elective Classes . . Electives became more individualized to meet the varied inter- ests of Parker students this year. A color printing process was added to the photography depart- ment for intermediate developers. First year uphotogs could work on black and white prints only, to perfect their skills, The class ses- sion was a question-answer period, with three people working each day in the dark room. Photo essays were the major projects. The popular art class allowed for individual projects in addition to the usual pottery-making, silkscreening, drawing, sketching am! Christmas card making. Sonny Adler made a lighthouse-shaped lamp out of clay. Mickey Ryan molded a two-foot beer mug. lVIr. Giraud was as enthused as the students because each year they become more and more experienced and creative. Roman Republic!lVledieval Studies, the exclusive senior elective, was an academic survey class. First semester covered the rise of the Roman world to its demise, ca. 565 A.D. Second semester was a separate investigation of the Medieval world and its problems, ca. 600 to 1100 A.D. -:eff K:-1:::::,-1:-'nzleannl 2 afuaiilwlur--W-+A n-wminym lf S-04, Students Do Their Own Thing Auto shop was consumer-oriented. Kevin Burke placed emphasis on llhow not to get taken. Time was also spent on learning about cars and their engines. Toward the end of the year, body work was being performed. Sewing was oftered to all students to stimulate interest in making their own clothing. The class was based on the unit-method of construction, and Nlrs. Ghironi taught basic sewing machine skills as well as ironing and hand work. IVlary Wagstaff excelled in making everything from skirts to a bath- robe. Tim Avilucea was the only boy in the class, and enjoyed being out- numbered. Woodshop had a new star, Greg Chlad. He made a matched pair of end tables, using assorted veneers and walnut. Other students constructed boats for the regatta. Nlr. Cheskaty encouraged challenging projects such as furniture making. He would like to see more girls and upperclassmen turning out for shop. Opposite page, top: Rusty Renlers in the photo lab, middle: Lisa Cook and Glyn- fletle KOSYTIEIS ell-3Ct a SCGHG fOI' ROlTlal'l Republic class, Jennifer Ray concen- trates on linoleum block for art, bot- tom: Lisa and Glynnette in garb for Romans, lVlr, Giraud: a llmug shot, creations of the art class. This page, top: Bill Corrente fixing a car for auto shop, middle: Billy Gillis preparing his boat for the regatta, Trish Engel stitch- ing away, Mary Wagstaff and her dress, bottom: lVlr. Cheskaty and John Martella. ,- 'Rf i 4-5 Clockwise from bottom: Jay Plaehn says llgoodbyel' to David Carson after the Last Supperg somber disciples listen attentively to Jesus during the Last Supperg happiness abounds during t'Light ofthe World g David Carson pleads with George Rains while Katie Seiber looks on. - - 'N ' , A v . .. x . vi , n F I wg. -, 62 1 Actors Tackle gl. , f HA musical version of the New Testament. Jesus ................ CAST John the Baptist ....... Judas .......,..,..... Mary Magdalene ,... ..................,....... . Friends ............. Chorus ...... .Michele Deilgat Courtney Field Pam Guiles Kim Jenkins Tiffany Kemp ....Renate Adloff Robyn Bitner Brigitte Brown Mary Jane Buck Julie Carlin Laura Crawford Heidi DeMassa Cathy Denton Kristin Hobbs CRecorderJ .......Jay Plaehn .......David Carson ......George Rains ........Barrie Berg Adrianne Moss Karen Reavis Katie Seiber George Smith Laura Wolf Sandy Iverson Sherri McKinnon Dena Murray Elizabeth Reid Lee Rhein Shellee Smith Kathy Steiner Pat Styles Suzanne Turner Jan Wasserman Accompanist ...... Choreography: Laura Crawford, Karen Reavis, Laura 1 ..Nina Severance Wolf Broadway Hits ssssi T C s sw-if 4 I' l'l0ll0 ff H D0lIy! f W fi e9 5' Q ri' of ' f 51. , , L, si fe' Wew 'wwfel 5.1 LJ bg 0:1 fb, Inf An 1890's spoof of the marriage broker business. CAST Dolly Levi ................................... .......... B arrie Berg Horace Vandegelder ...... ........ G eorge Rains Cornelius Hackl ........... ........ D avid Carson Barnaby Tucker ...... .............. G eorge Smith Irene Malloy ......... ........ L auren Shumway Minnie Fay .............. ....... G lynnette Kosmas Ernestina Money ........ ......... A drianne Moss Ermengarde ............ ........... L aura Wolf - Ambrose Kemp ........ ............... J ay Plaehn T .HD H H t , dm , Ab .th UH H D H H t Rudolph ................ ......... C ourtney Field Dpi O y Sars Smg aroun epmno' Ove' e e O 0 y Cas Mrs. Rose ......... ....... R enate Adloff The Judge ............ ....... C athy Denton Costume Designer ........................................ Debi Haugen Choreography: Karen Reavis, Laura Crawford, Pam Guiles, and Shellee Smith. 63 64 Parker People in Action Activities were not limited to the Parker campus. lVlr. O'Rourke led some bike trips, and took part himself in the Tecate-Ensenada ride with other faculty and students. Outdoor lovers also enjoyed surnng, skiing, sailing and rowing. A new and very active karate club was begun by Jerry Devine. The students learned self-defense and traditional karate as well as Zen phi- losophy. The dojo practiced formally twice a week and often informally on weekends. Among the group's special events were a clinic for all Parker students and families, and a special tournament held in Nlay. The club attended classical Japanese films and a formal tea ceremony called Cha-No-Yu. Members of the karate club are: Eric Allison, Patty Barrett, Dione Brooks, Dwight Farr, Amy Frank, Cate Gilman, Allison Gordon, Peter Harrington, David Johnson, Bear Kreusser, Ron Krowder, Larry Leffler Victor Pesqueira, Eric Rosado, Tony Ryan, Evelyn Treais, Julie Wahlen, Peter Warnes, Randy Wasserman, and lVlr. Devine. Q50 R aaa WN 1 .K .K - , , V-A Jw ' 'I' ,,.. , M ,.,. n ., anim-, L- 155 tj -1' A9 526 , 1 iff!! , F . ' gf.. 33 , 5 if ,Q 1 , 2 ffwf' A .. . f A 11 fh .QQ K I , pf-- N lil s ,A f A 'Q xx W lx' . 440 ffiilp-L, f , A Q . . F TR 'f fff1, .., H -A , ,1e,,,,'m,f'- . .P .H Q, :pw ..y,..-n rn f-it , .4 V A A ,, . , ac, 'L...,g L VVV, 4 . , - h -' M2235 k H- L ' - V- ...:.f3,!,1i ,f4 Varsity Glows With Spirit The varsity cheerleaders had a spirited year of new and exciting experiences. The size of the squad was increased to six cheerleaders, a change that seemed to symbolize the growth in Parker's spirit. The girls began by travelling to Stanford for summer cheerleading camp, winning the coveted llSammy Spirit Stick for being the most spirited squad. Because of all the fun and the new friendships, camp became an unforgettable experience. Their wild antics throughout the football and basketball seasons drove their advisor, Nliss Brooks, crazy, but proved to be their own unique way of getting tired up. The varsity, along with the JV, put on a Homecoming pep rally Hlled with cheers, a lap sit and their original version of 'lSybiI. Cheerleaders helped keep up morale when the Lancers were losing as well as winning. All in all, it was a wild, crazy and exciting year! Top: Pam and Chris go for it! Center: Anne Pavel, Chris Trepte, Laura Wolf, Pam Guiles, Courtney Field, and Liz Gildred in one of their famous formations. Bottom: Our spirit is sky high! i K' , 11 is .,,vsLxQQ'Nf' ' with N if Qf J.V. Leaps Into Action The J.V. cheerleading squad had a hard time getting their act together at the beginning of the year. There was no J.V. football team, but the J.V. cheerleaders learned many tips from the Varsity squad. The girls will never forget their hrst J.V. basketball game where they only knew three cheers. Or making cookies for the team and then eating them all themselves. Katie, Dena, Cathy, Tiftany, Colleen, and Elizabeth maintained high spirits through the ups and downs ofthe season. Top: Elizabeth, Cathy, and Tiffany show their stufifg Center: The squadf Elizabeth Reid, Dena Murray, Colleen Grubb, Katie Seiber, Tiffany Kemp, and Cathy Denton, Bottom: The group clowning around at Homecoming. Volleyball ulesl The girls' volleyball team came out on top winning the Class 1A CIF crown for the second consecutive year. Under new coach Mark Albers, the girls compiled an overall 19 and 2 record and were undefeated in league play. The team was also able to participate in two tournaments at Poway and Hilltop High Schools. They made a good showing at Poway coming in fourth place. Success failed them at Hilltop where they were pitted against tough Metro- League teams. Returning vets Jennie Smith, Lisa Cook, Madeleine Herrill, Pam Guiles and Katie Seiber starred on the court. Coming up from the JV squad Colleen Grubb, Sara Vans, Liz Gildred, Tiffany Kemp, Maile Knudsen and Anne Pavel demonstrated polish and confidence. Top right: The team, Katie Seiber, Jennie Smith, Sara Vafis, Coach Albers, Madeleine Herrill, Pam Guiles, Colleen Grubb, kneeling: Tiffany Kemp, Maile Knudsen, Liz Gildred, Lisa Cook, Anne Pavel. Liz, Jennie, Madeleine and Lisa with team trophy. Bottom right: High morale and excellent form await serve from opposition. Below: Colleen Grubb goes up for a spike. F-1 .. A . C, if JV Spikers First, Too! The JV spikers were full of winning spirit as they placed first in the Southern League. Coach Libby Donnellon drilled the team throughout the season, changing them from an inexperienced group to a uniform team. Captain Shellee Smith was honored as Nlost Valuable Player at the Sports Banquet on Dec. 6. Sue Rutherford and Elizabeth Reid were selected the Most Inspirational and the lVlost Enthusiastic Players, respectively. Left: The team, standing, left to right: Brigitte Brown, Elizabeth Reid, Coach Donnellon, Renate Adloff, Shellee Smith, kneeling: Nanci Burg, Dena Murray, Lee Rhein, Sue Rutherford, Middle left: The team awaits pass from Nanci Burgg right: Shellee Smith and Renate Adloff practice bumping the ball. Bottom left: Elizabeth Reid pass-sets the ball to the front rowg right: Team hears coach's strategy. 5 f W si 69 Front row from left: Marco Vargas, Jeff Thomas Bert Wahlen Ramon Lozada Walter Wincek Chris Zuccom second row: Charles Williams, Mark Clifton, Steve Carey Tim Avilucea John Dams Ted Davis Bill Helwig Geoff Berg manager back row: Coach Ghironi, Coach Strange Alex Vargas Gabe Zatarain Jay Plaehn Ken Dewart John Mansfield Coach Volker, Stefan Medin, manager. Below: Gabe prepares to pass as Keith Sampson Ramon Lozada and others block the ublitz , below left: Jay Plaehn stands tall amidst tacklers center Lancers in action Football '78: Growing Season With a minimal number coming out for football, Coach Ghironi classihed this year as a rebuilding one for his club. They chalked up on win and six losses. The poor turnout of players forced the cancellation of the J.V. program. The team did have outstanding performances from individual athletes. Ted Davis was selected MVP and was winner of the Coca-Cola Golden Helmet award, presented to a most outstanding player who showed sportsmanship on the field. Ken Dewart was chosen Best Offensive Player, Jay Plaehn, Best Defensive Player. Plaehn shared cap- tain's honors with John Mansheld. Optimism was the feeling as the Lancers looked forward to a more successful 1979. 70 Front row: Allison Gordon, Viki Salazar, Rob Ilko, Bill Helwig, David Rudee, David Ner- hood, Eric Rosado, Nlarc Wolfsheimer. Back row: Richard lvlarsch, Jef? Cass, Larry Leffler, Tony Ryan, Nlatt Bradaric, Rusty Reniers, Thor Brickman, Bear Kreusser, Da- vid Lipscomb and Coach Burke. 'Qm13?l!3liP3tl sa,.,,.., .4 K5 i an 2nd Year Stronger For Soccer Squad llThe best soccer ever played by this school, commented Coach Kevin Burke about the second half of the game played Feb. 8, at the Lancer home field. La Jolla topped Parker 4-O. lVlarc Wolfsheimer and David Lipscomb hn- ished the season on a high note giving ex- cellent performances. The steady play of Jeff Cass, Richard Marsch and Bill Helwig com- bined to give LJCD strong competition. This match wound up the second season of soccer at Parker. Though the record was O- 1O, with the Lancers bowing to Army-Navy, Bishops and LJCD, spectators and players alike noted definite strides ln performance. Top: Tony Ryan uheads oft the oppostiong left: Sara Vafis and Coach Burke agonize as Richard Marsch read- ies to go back in, below: Marsch makes a fast move. i 71 like . Squad Clinehes Title 'tlVly most rewarding season . .. as a J.V. coach. -Coach Dave Glassey. The J.V. basketball cagers finished strongly in league play winning 7 out of 10 games. A fantastic improvement continued all season as the team be- came more accustomed to playing together under excellent coaching by Dave Glassey. Gabe Zatarain proved to be an indispensable of- fensive force all year, including a 26 point perfor- mance against Santa Fe. Gabe's spark on offense added extra spirit to the young squad. Randy Laser and Dan Sulzer started every game for the cagers. They both played a sturdy impres- sive role from the start. Team effort proved to a valuable concept throughout the season. Coach Glassey played as many as 13 cagers in a single game, and nine was the least number used. Experience was gained by all in this rewarding season which was climaxed when the team clinched the Southern League title. 72 Left: Dan Sulzer prepares to shoot while Gabe Zatarain awaits the outcome Above the team Tom Gil dred, Bert Wahlen, Barney Firks Craig Irving Keith Sampson Randy Laser Gabe Zatarain Kent Jones, Dan Sulzer, Jaime Cruz Joel Smith and Coach Dave Glassey Below the team attentively waits for instruction from Coach Glassey i Above, the winning Lancers: Craig Irving, Ken Dewart, Gabe Zatarain, George Smith, Matt Crosbie, Da- vid Carson, Steve Seiber, lVlatt Herrill, Ted Davis, Jim Ilko and Coach Dean Donnellon. Right: George Smith shows superb form while shooting. Below: the team takes a time-out while Coach Donnellon discusses game strategy. Mighty Cagers See Arena Action Under new head coach Dean Donnellon, a young Lancer team looked hopefully toward the playoffs. Comprised of nve sophomores, three juniors and two seniors, Coach Donnellon built a young team into winners. The Lancers won both tournaments they entered, Ojai Valley and the Parker Invitational. In both cases they were led by seniors lVlatt Crosbie and Steve Sei- ber. Crosbie's last-second shot won the Parker In- vitational for the team and his consistent play throughout the year made him a strong contender for the Southern League's most valuable player. Sei- ber's consistency on the boards and shooting made him a prime candidate for the first team. In the playoffs the Lancers met Borrego, and handily defeated them, led by lVlatt Crosbie's 27 points. By winning that game the team earned the right to play in the Sports Arena. At press time the team was confident that they would defeat Christian and regain the CIF crown. 73 .W , 4 N,, ' www Clockwise from left: Steve Seiber jumps for ball, while Ted Davis anxiously awaitsg JV's await reboundg Matt Crosbie shoots for twog David Carson waits for results of lVlatt's freethrowg ANA Crowd watches Lancer break- throughp Steve Seiber psyches up for actiong David Carson and Ken De-wart watch anothe Lancer bucketg Walter Wincek dribbles past defensive mang Dan Sulzer shows good form shooting. Above: George Smith relaxes after stealing ball. r in Girl Cagers Shoot For CIF Victory Dean Donnellon became the Varsity coach and John Cook, the JV coach, as the 1979 girls' basketball season began. Katie Seiber, Colleen Grubb, Jennie Smith, lVladelein Herrill and lVlaile Knudsen were the outstanding Varsity players, performing well in both offense and defense. JV's Angie Williams, Leslie Pearce, Laura lVlumby, Lori Roberts and Jennifer Jenkins picked up the skills quickly, proving to be assets to the JV team. At press time league play had not started, but coaches and players were looking forward to a good, strong season. Varsity: Sherri lVlcKinnon, Maile Knudsen, Elizabeth Reid, Colleen Grubb, lVlade- leine Herrill, Jennie Smith, Katie Seiber, Tiffany Kemp, Leigh Ann Layton. Above: Angela Williams passes to a teammate, left: Jennie Smith positions for a free- throw. JV: Jennifer Jenkins, lVlarla Winitz, Angie Williams, Laura lVlumby, Suzanne Turner, Leslie Pearce, Nancy Harrington, Lori Roberts. Right: Collenn Grubb stretches for the jump. 75 Coaches Proud f 7-8 Sports Coach John Cook was proud of the junior high soccer team, com- menting that Heveryone hustled on the field. Todd Graham, Jeff Schultz, and Andy Hawes were top offensive performers. Coach Cook named Eddie Primeau tithe most con- sistent player on both offense and defense. Steve Denenberg was the team's star hustler. Lauren Young represented the girls with fine style. Their season ended with a record of 2-2-2. uThe team never quit, never gave up, Coach Cook said. HThere have been stars in every game, boasted Coach Lipman of his 7th and 8th grade cagers. During the season, Stuart Bieler and Stephen Harris displayed strong re-bounding and inside shooting, Mike Seiber and Jona- than Rivkin held the defense through their consistent penetra- tion. Gar Millay kept the offense moving with his ttfine unselfish passing. Dan DuPlessis, Andy Hawes and Todd Graham stood out as talented defensive players. Todd Khoury, Toler Goodwin, Eric Rindal and John Grubb provided the inspiration needed for a win- ning team. Their season record was seven wins and three losses. 76 Top, 7-8 soccer. Standing, back row: Coach John Cook, Dan DuPlessis, Eric Rindal, David Cockcroft, Rob Palmer, Jef? Collins, Steve Vans, Andy Hawes, John Grubb, John Romero, John Thornborrow, David Buck, John Sharts, Jeff Jacquet, Anna Palmer, Eddie Primeau. Kneeling: John lVlartella, Suzie Buser, Lauren Young, Ed Gotfredson, Todd Graham, Will Kreusser, Harry Bolfman, Steve De- nenberg. lVliddle, 7-8 basketball: Coach Lipman, Eric Rindal, Jon Rivkin, Todd Khoury, Dan Du Pl- essis, Stephen Harris, Stuart Bieler, Gar lVlillay, Andy Hawes, John Grubb, Mike Seiber, Todd Gra- ham, Toler Goodwin, Nlatt Silver, manager. Below left: Andy Hawes awaits outcome of Gar lVlillay's stylish lay-up, right: Coach Lipman offers last-minute advise to Hawes and DePlessis before sending them into the game. . if 3 -sw -f gin .-ff- -wfvff ir s ' A successful girls softball season climaxed with a second place CIF ranking The girls had been unde- feated until their final championship game against La Jolla Country Day, whom they had beaten twice be- The teams they played included Julian, Mtn. Em- pire, Southland Christian, Christian High, Santa Fe Christian and La Jolla Country Day. An outstanding performance was given by pitcher Sandy Iverson Dena Murray Katie Seiber, Leigh Ann Layton, and Suzanne Davies showed their stuff at the plate, as high scorers Madeleine Herrill, Sandy Mil- stein Seiber and Sherri McKinnon formed a strong Runs averaged in league play were 19.6. Nonleague games averaged 17 6 runs per game. Above right the team Coach Strange Sandy Milstein, Sandy Iver- son Katie Seiber Dena Murray Shellee Smith, Coach Libby Don- nellon Madeleine Herrill Kneeling Nanci Burg, Cathy Denton, Sherri McKinnon Suzanne Davies Leigh Ann Layton, Marla Win- ltz Lee Rhem Not pictured Laura Russell, Renate Adloft, Jan GIIIS Place 2nd .Q uhh.. 1. Clockwise from left: Sandy Iverson winds up for a pitch to LJCD, Leigh Ann Layton slugs the ball while loyal fans O'Rourke and Johnson stand in awe, Madeleine Herrill, and below Dena Murray show bubble-blowing is a fad on the held, Coach Strange and Laura Russell plan serious strategy during a game. Varsity Prospects Were Good The prospects looked good at press time for the varsity baseballers. In practice sessions they had defeated lVlarion and Fallbrook. With many of the starters returning, a shot at the cup seemed hopeful. The varsity per- formance insured a challenging sea- son, at least, with heavy competition scheduled. Clockwise from left: David Carson hurls the ball in great form, Ted Davis in the famous catcher's pose, the team members wait for their turn to bat while Coach Glassey observes. Front row: Pat Styles, Scott Irving, John Mansfield, Bill Helwig, Richard lVlarsch, Sonny Adler, Ramon Lozada, Mark Clifton, Back row: Coach Glassey, Steve Seiber, Ted Davis, Gabe Zatarain, David Carson, George Smith, Kenneth Dewart, Jim Ilko, Craig Irving, Dan Sulzer. 78 .,, g , ,.,..., Q3 -- ,l '- - i i Who'll Pitch? -JV Problem Although baseball is professed to be a team sport, if you don't have the pitchers, you don't have a team. Lack of pitchers was keeping the JV baseball team from having a good year at press time. But as league play approached, rapid improvements were shown in the pitching staff, with Bear Kreusser starting on the mound. Front row: Robbie Ilko, Victor Pesqueira, Barney Firks, Chris Brickman, Jaime Cruz, Stefan Medin. Back row: Coach Glassey, John Danis, Bert Wahlen, Bear Kreusser, lVlatt Herrill, Kent Jones, John l-lalac, Narmar Fathy. 7-8 Vets Powerful Ten 8th graders and four 7th gra- ders made up the junior squad this year. Last year they went undefeated and this year they returned with a nucleus of veterans. Inhelding veter- ans included Gar lVlillay, Todd Gra- ham and Andy Hawes. The strength of the outfield lay in players Todd Khoury, John Nlartella, Steve Denen- berg and Philip Adler. The pitching crew consisted of Steve Harris, Will Kreusser, John Grubb, Philip Adler, Todd Graham and Gar Millay. Newcomers and fine prospects were Jon Rivkin, Mike Sei- ber, Denis Nlelle and Jeff Heikkila. Bottom left: Gar Millay looks determined as he awaits the pitch, bottom right: John Grubb guards the base as Andy Hawes approaches. ldv. g Wifi 3 Mimi wif G Standing: Coach Ghironi, Jon Rivkin, John Grubb, Todd Khoury, Will Kreusser, Stephen Harris, Andy Hawes, Gar Millay, Jaime Orwig, Kneeling: Jeff Heikkila, Todd Graham, Denis Nlelle, Steve Denenberg, John Martella, Philip Adler, Mike Seiber. V ixlguggv Zg. f ' 't ' W' ' ,.1:mr.3rvs.-at-4 79 Tennis Team Climbs Ladder To Success At press time, the following led the varsity tennis lad- der: Jeff Adler, Maury Liwerant, Randy Wasserman, Tom Gildred, Anne Pavel, Marc Wolfsheimer, Don Bran don, Bill Corrente and Ted Tchang. Twenty people played on the tennis ladder. Top people played CIF op- ponents and other local schools. At press time, the team was aiming at first place in the CIF Southern League. It was Mark Giraud's tirst year coaching the tennis team. When he took some of the players to the lower school for practice, Assistant Coach Dione Brooks took over. There was only one senior on the ladder, Randy Was- A serman. Anne Pavel was the only girl. Right: Randy Wasserman swings a backhand. Opposite page left: Maury Liwerant, right: Jeff Adler serves. On top at press time-front row: David Rudee, Suzanne Davies, Eric Rosado, Maury Liwerant, Marc Wolfsheimer, Joel Smith, Tom Gildred, Anne Pavel, Roxanne Hon. Back row: Coach Brooks, Randy Laser, Caroline Anderson, Anne Mayes, Bill Corrente, Randy Wasserman, Ted Tchang, Don Brandon, Mike Collins, Jeff Adler, Jennifer Homnick, Marilou Quini, Coach Giraud. 80 ,... 4 .,w1...-v J ' 'C' hav su- wi' up .gier K The Challengers-front row: Dena Murray, Lee Rhein, Marilou Quini, Elisa Rush, Violet Ilko, James Jacquet, Steve Fisher. Back row: Coach Brooks, Rusty Reniers, Jeff Cass, Tony Ryan, Alyson Kauth, Sandy Nlilstein, Shelley Warren, Jan Wasserman, Andy Eros, Coach Giraud, 81 Track Hurdles Into Spring The thinclads were just starting to practice for the year's grueling track schedule at press time. Coaches Burke and Styles felt that the strong points of the tracksters were estab- lished as the season began. Steve Carey, Viki Salazar, and Sara Vafis headed the long distance en- durers. Laura Russell, Renate Adloft, David McLean and Matt Bradaric ap- peared promising in the sprinters' department. Jay Plaehn and Pam Guiles headed the high jumping department. Jay also ran the high and low hurdles as well as being the only pole vaulter. With so many thinclads turning out for track, the season looked good. tv-82' A .J 0 vi . 2 i S ' ga , . -W ,-,aff , . f X 1 AQ A Y 'QT' fk,3:'fL k- N I lr mf . J ,, , i 5 . cl i,N:?5M,FqiV,,.. We 1 N jx, - , ' ' ' V 1. .,., 5 ,.pt-uw. 14, , y .fj : .,, .: -L - K' ' 5' if-.::,gw -Vg. 1. .. ., , . ,.,. ,v VIKI SA LAZAR 82 Front row: Pam Guiles, Viki Salazar, Laura Russell, Angie Williams, Shellee Smith, Renate Ad- loff, Bridget Brown, Allison Gordon. Middle row: Matt Bradarlc, Steve Carey, Charlie Williams, Bill Corrente, David McLean, Marc Wolfsheimer. Back row: Coach Burke, Monica Childers, Sara Vans, Kim Jenkins, Jeff Cass, Coach Styles. Below: Monica Childers, Angie Williams and Kim Jenkins goof of? during practices. Left: Steve Carey stretches before a track meet. To IVlrs Spam Thanx for your help and cooperation wuth all of our wlld Ideas' Nana 81 Cathy THAN KS FOR TH E T0 you The Junior Hugh Forever and a day Glrls League Me Amafe Letlcla s Ironing Just can t compare with ours' lGood help IS S0 hard to Hnd 'l P S Looking forward Hey Daddy boulder Sammy splrlt stuck y all gonna feed us ann t ya alrport adventures Anne please' dung DONG' IVls Brooks slow motion wlnky tlnky get lt off' Renee Varslty IS rrreally mean' Marsha Grunt PaPa NaNa Cwls and Puka T h fi G I E pints of 3102, xaiuthemenad 'I' of your rainbow and a sunset on your horuzon lVlav Fred Plzza KayKay PaPa Len Marsh NaNa Syrup Beef and Nlalle remember deadly SQUINTS boulders DING TWO' Poway and Hllltop Wher I say coach you say Kate Another year another CIF' Pretty good for a rookle Coach' V ball Good work VIEW staff CAVALCADE staff Photographers Im proud of you Nlrs Spain HLK Remember llf4f78 and 1!1f79 -ynux :max us .,, Scrum, ou aqd our . . . . , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . - 1 1 1 1 ' XX ' 1 --1 '1 1 11 xx I Q-4 I -v I . . . 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BF andNlS BEST OF LUCK Congratulations Blue Jay Happiness Always from the gang a lVlom John Tinker Sam Muffin and Stanley LISA ARNESON voted F lrt of the Year voted by her bus C4287 to the Class of '79 from the Classes of '83 and '84 I I ' I U ,, Il , . . , . . . , , . I Ddl I I. I Julie, Leslie, . .. . ' I I I I I I , .. XX ' HTH II . .. ...L's ' 1 . , , . Z .. , ,, a I - - ' . as 84 l Qbvisf EL DORADO La Jolla Alta LA JOLLA ALTA NDRTH -- -v 'f'4if!!1f 1 v- ., 1-.--- -f-- 1, f:..,- ,Q ' if ' 'A'-1:1 ,H! T, 4 7'f9-v -':. ffg f 7iTi m,,, K P-0-. F' 'mga' 'H 'V'-L ' L ' 7' -if . '1-A: 3. 'y u -p : ui HA -L 1 a.g5' 5TyW a '?2gff,f ff'Tf 'fMf ' 12'f2iffw 5,, :..,,,,. .W L A 4 ' V. - EL... Q ' .-',-- 1,1 12 lhyfflg 'Y N- 1'-1. 1 .Q 2 ' F Es:.lXf' -- -- N i' ,Q ,,..,....N nail ---- 'WW ' 'V D .L ' X Aff, Y 5 ,af f-r !5b ,4.,L ' y PJ Am' if ,x ',., -5 1'- 5' !L4' 504' ' f - .- ' L I L 454. L , ' ix' M 2 :J--2 1 ' I,. bc , V P' P-ro y. '11f-TFP' 5-ne. 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Anderson E.I. Asano P.R. Augustine Arthur Aylott Jeremy Berg William L. Bradaric Charles G. Carey Dr. and Mrs. William G. Cass Dr. and Mrs. A.J. Chlad Judith A. Clifton John G. Davies - Dr. and Mrs. James R. Dillon, Jr. Eco-air Products, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Estes Harold P. Field Friends of Parker Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Gallien Philip Gildred Richard A. Gilman Ronald J. Goldman Civia B. Gordon, L.C.S.W. Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Guiles Capt. and Mrs. David L. Harlow B.J. Heikkila Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dr. Dr. and Mrs. H. Jeannette Stanley Heikkila James T. Hill Otto Hirr Robert Ilko Robert G. Jones Kaplan Alyson and Sheryl Kauth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Kelley Frank Kingery Robert C. Kinkade, Jr. Robert H. Lavender To those who furnished the colorful interiors: Col. and Mrs. Dave Severance Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Palmer for CAVALCAD E '79: Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Layton Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman Sylvia Liwerant Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. William Mowrey Elizabeth Ann Nothorn Dr. and Mrs. James B. Orwig Colleen Purcell Dr. and Mrs. Harvey 0. Randel Dr. and Mrs. D.M. Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reniers Dr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Rhein Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Robbins Capt. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Samiljan Nancy W. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Shearer Dr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Shishido Mr. and Mrs. George R. Shumway Enid M. Silver Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Rodney D. Sornson Dr. Edgar E. Thomas, Jr. Dr. William Vargas and Dr. Krystyna Mr. and Mrs. David Wagstaff Isabelle Wasserman Lillie B. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wolf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Wolfsheimer and Mrs. Nicolas Marsch, Jrl ' and Mrs. Michael J. Martella Joseph R. 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