Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

Irvington High School 41800 Blacow Rond Fremont, California Volume XVI Editor: Julie Mack A lvi or: Kiclinrd Franco SAGA 77 Table of Contents Senior Class 16 116 Clubs and Organizations Activities 42 132 Administration Performing Arts 60 140 Cnderclassmen Spirit 76 188 Campus Life Sports 8ft 108 Advertising We are the music . . . With a harmony 2 of happiness. A beat of strength 5 As the melody of spirit 6S composes a triumphant arrangement accompaniment of blues - 4 With the conductors 10 watching over this symphony. 11 Bach person contributes 12 to his own tune. 15 Senior Class Officers Pictured from left to right: Terryl Machado, Sheri Baucom, Lisa Torres, Greg Wellman, Kathy Miller. David A bod Mark Abele Rhonda Accosta Nancy Adair Cathleen Adams Gwen Adams Wayoftheworld KICKER 77 Thank You Dad, Just a LITTLE ILY Don MIZPAH 4 1 PANDA TFE M D ThsMD ME BIN BFD Mom and Jesus love JL 2-26-76 AHS 4-17-74 AML MEMORIES9-28-75 Roger Adams Julie A dank LOOK WHATS LEFT V-VCAMCS9AUREVD LAUGH AT ITITTM iR MES AMIES SA Paul Andrews Music-Sensualit y Without vice William Andrews MY ART IS FOR YOUR EYES Jeanne Armstrong SportsAeverL yMD IAMDCCT ILYM D La von Ashley T.M.A.D-I.Y.k A.M.S.W.C W.T.O Mike Augenstein TooT Lines is on His Way.D28! Elizabeth Baca Ml RAZA PRIMERO HOMEBOY DECOTO Steve Bacciocco B.B.P.H.B.B. Memories9-28-75 Margaret Bader J3 Hate is FC Unachieved Love Brian Baldini HELOIMUSTBEGOIN KIKAIDER DDAWPK Constonce Barker WE LL LIVE LIFE ALL THE WAY OSW Lynn Barker I’LL Always have the camationJB Robin Barncord My Beginning. THANKS MDH John Bassett Fixing a hole in the ocean . . . Sherry Boucom 318,Seeyancpfjm Sunol,tkm + plv 14 Sandra Baxley IS IT FRYDAY YET9TTM IIL David Bedford NOUS SOMMES DU SOLEIL YES Donald Bennett Mike Bennett Ruth Berdak Shannon Berger Shelley Berger Kelly Bernie Chocolate Milk Hey fooled the FREEBIRD Now SevenTiesThatBi Rainbow BB dont KRUZ IBTC ROF? Thanks Mo Po Dl Parole Board! AND Always ndW a 75 Volley ball Mix WA Sept 75 BB RBWYSTBOSM Kathleen Berthiaume Tony Berry Jesus Christ is My hope. Seniors 4 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Darlene Betz Huey Birdwell Deborah Black Ron Black Thanks Mom, Dad Friends ILY Allison Blair Mark Bliss EDILOVEYDUGREAT EAT MOSUIS DAYSILYST MBF F “72Ford Jan77Ro Sharon Blondin Tony Bogar Bonnie Bondesen Lila Boone Kim Borrero Daniel Bowen THANKS TO MY PA My How Time BJETAIME LIFE IS MY NEW WHERE ' S MY CAR? THE CLASS OF 77 RENTS AND DANNY Does Fly! PARCEQUE . . . FAMILY AND RICK HAWAII SPARE ME D. G.D.I. R. Mike Bowen Fran Boyajan Erin Boyce William Boyce Theresa Boyd Penny Bradberry DGUTUDFT TFAYPMOm! CIMBF Music Is FORE VE CarolBurnettHIT SC ILYSC-ITTL R LASTING. TLAW THEDUSTYTRAIU! Shari Bradley Steve Bramhall Rio-to-be iLyRR Giving Makes Yo Monterey77 MO S U What You Are Lynn Breitzmon Erich Brinkerhoff FBANDKAGOODTIME SINMY55LATERON Michiko Bristle Barbara Brooks My Precious Mem The 3 Stooges ories Sayonara! together Always Ronald Brown Patti Brumfield Jesus thereyou PBPGINFWMY VbHb Charlie Buckley Dole Burch Kathy Burk Carl Bush Shari Butler Nancy Calabrese Doug Caldwell Mark Caldwell SC73NN KRUZ SOS HawaiiAthEndofE BBOI ROF? POOH vrystormlsARnbw Sharon Cambra Shirley Cameron Cathleen Campbell Katherine Campbell Tim Campbell Lorrie Cantieni finally My Time Past,Present Chee Chee BBOI Thanks Mom Dad CCL’EM L’EMFB69 R We Rele Crazy Has Come OSW Future Dreams WIYHC? ISLYRON I Love You R.A.M. IS MIGHTY FINE Natural High Debi Capriotti Denise Carrillo CKeri Carter Ricky Catalano Craig Cesco Ricky Chadwick ALWAYS giggle 1L Now I Have Got I CAN T THINK OF beautifully YMD To Be Free JR DC ANYTHING TO SAY Denise Champoux Kelly Chapman 143 J. A. G. T.T. W B S SJSU IWYP FOREVER AND ALWAYS IDWM . IJWM This year Keith Cline, Tina Cunningham and Christine Rogers were voted Shyest Seniors. Keith has played on the basketball team for three years. Tina has been a cheerleader for three years and plans on attending San Jose State University to major in Speech Pathology. Christine Rogers has been active in various school activities such as CSF, Pep Band and In¬ ternational Club. She plans to attend Fresno State to major in Physical Therapy. Shyest Ricky Chappell Jerome Charlberg Dolores Chavez Alysia Childs Patricia Christensen Keith Cline MARGIE CLIFT FOREVER Rocers Do it Fast- TALK IS CHEAP JM I ' M AS FREE AS A er. INDY. VW RULES J. spdcsmvv MOM BIRD NOW-LS- Victoria Cline Drew Coleman “69 MIGHTY FINE Tina Collier John Conant Gary Conde 20 Melissa Colvard GFE Especially Chuk Jeffrey Conner Glenn Cook YOSEMITE ISALL RIGHT FC 100MSV Theresa Cook Renee Cooper Sharon Cooper Warren Cordova This is just the O It 2 X-MAS PLAYS Cas we CAN make beginning JA 12-19-75 it Love Always Campus Sweethearts Mark Covey Andrew Craig This year ' s Campus Sweethearts were Gwen Adams and Steve Bacciocco and Lisa Torres and Randy Eacret. Gwen and Steve have been together for two years. Gwen has been a song girl for two years, and plans on going to San Jose State to major in sociology and forestry. Steve has played basketball while at Irvington and intends on going to a trade school to study carpentry. Lisa and Randy have been go¬ ing together for four years. Lisa has been very active in student government. She plans on attending San Jose State and ma¬ joring in early childhood education. Randy has played football and plans to attend San Jose State and major in elementary education. Ed Crawford Ginger Crawford Donald Croneis Linda Cross Cindy Cunningham Tina Cunningham Do it in A Datsun | Finally made it ILYFSCS BBB 76 WE MADE it BABE IHSJWTM IPMSIKMG ILDYFE BIG DONSNAKERIPS THANK MOM LIRE EVERGREEN LCF Brenda Curtwright Lori Dalrymple Brian Daly Nancy Danielowicz Lawrence Daniels Ricky Davis ICNHDIBM.TAMLMD •WEB ’RIGHT PK. THANKS MOM DAD BOOGIE CHILDREN FISH AF . . . AT... NO BIG. VB.JG GOOD-BYE I.H.S. FOR DAYS Robert Davis Cynthia Dawson Myheartwillahva ysbewithyouDONF Favorite Teachers Mrs. Abbott with her charisma and captivat¬ ing personality was cho¬ sen as favorite female teacher. This is her last year of teaching. She is leaving us to become a mother. We all wish her the best of luck. Mr. Medaglia has cap¬ tured the honor of fa¬ vorite male teacher for the 5th consecutive year. He teaches U.S. History and Psychology. He is very well liked by all of his students. Crystal Dean Cheryl Decausemaker Robert Deeter Marlene Denny Marvin Denny John Depont THIS CALLS FOR MLICMSS MVALUTC IWAL13YS BIWYIR GLIATYCTAMFAR A CELEBRATIONI OSWCICOI R42SNB TM D IMI IKIW BASEBALL S. One Julie DeUnamuno Pamela Dickey Sharon Dingus Richard Doane Patricia Donohue Stephen Donohue Yes WomenWine J ourney Montrose Terry Donshick Jean Dorsey Michael Doughty Sylvia Duarte Cheryl Dukleth James Durney Shutterbugs ZOOLOGISTS ARE HERE COMES THE INTERNATIONAL WILD PEOPLE SUN Rondel Eocret LISA TIAB ILY P T IHS SO WHAT Lowerence Eaton Rebecca Edwards WedNiteriprsLiv HAWAII-NPLC-77! Firmin Elgart Comet Caliente 66 289 is 1st Kimberly Ellegood My Hopes are my Dreams DVGLALAK Roger Elson I LOVE Linda, Cheveiles Rule Brian Ellison Raymond Erwin Stacy Evans Curtis Ewing Regina Falkner Richard Fallon Lonnie for ever I Made it EnjoyWhatThe Mo Boss 351 Coors M Party EvyDay mentHasTo Offer David Farmer Connie Figlia Robin Fischer Sandy FitzPatrick Linda Fleitz Scott Fletcher It was fun Hey-M T RTTwh-l ILOVEYOUT.C4EVE LINDA FLEITZ “SIDEWAYS CITY’ while it lasted NFTILYBC—TM D R61 176SunShinel THANKS MOM DAD GTO RULES-DEB Steve Floodman Amanda Flores Most Athletic Sue Rudd was voted Most Athletic Girl. She has been very active in GAA. She has partici¬ pated in basketball, softball, and tennis. She has also been involved in Thor Throats, Cham¬ ber Chorale, and Wom¬ ens Ensemble. Dan Jennings out¬ standing performance as Quarterback of the Varsity football team, along with other sports he participated in, has given him the title of Most Athletic Boy. Dan can always be seen practicing all of his fine skills. We wish them the best of luck. 23 Mary Foret Elizabeth Foster William Fregosi Carin Freitas Marla Freitas Carrie Frymire Dreams of the Sunshine ILYJ Sep 14, 74 KRUZ FLATSYIBTC Future SSLARJeA Lyfw BC . 77 SMSTWAOAWAT ROF Nora Garcia Rodger Garcia Irvington’s two most friendly personalities are Shari Butler and Greg Wellman who are al¬ ways ready to give you a friendly smile and a warm greeting. Shari was our Homecoming Queen and Head Song Girl and was very ac¬ tive in gymnastics. Greg plays basketball, and participates in track. He plans on going to a college somewhere in the bay area. Friendliest Personal!!v w Gregory Gardner Kevin Gemberling Joanne Geraghty Robert Giovannoni Kirk Godwin Jodie Goldman KIBAGFYR75-76wy ILYMMFEAE ILOVEYOUPomFOR- AIALS,SM TM D 66 MUSTANGS 1 EVERUS R65chevy James Goncalves Kathy Gonzales Donald Gould Mark Gormly Connie Govea Ben Grasmack IHSCGTHBiFReakm LABRL9GPSHAKB R LOVE THE ONE ontYESritMARG?! SPECIAL HFAFT YOUR WITH CSNY Margary Grasseschi Mary Greene Robin Green Richard Greene Daniel Grimes Dawn Groat BEYOURSEIFACKIG LOVE THANKS M ULAIRDRTMS-RAZL LETSaLLWaysSTAY THIMOUTYESLFZ77 OM DAD 2-3-77 SRFBSW? CRS togetherDAVID Best Dressed Moses Guillardo Michele Hock IBTChopelesBUZZ itsrts . . . iwsblyd The latest fashion in clothes at Irvington were worn by Carrie Muir and Gary Conde. Gary plans to attend a junior college for an A.A. in Fire Science. He hopes to manage his own baseball team in the future. Carrie is inter¬ ested in baseball and gymnastics and plans on attending Ohlone college. Therese Hogenboch PTL A THANKS JC omega Mark Haight Dawn Holliday Linda Hammond Laoghterls a SM- ThAnksM D G.L. HE That Bursts l� T.F.MTKOHCHLJ Ron Haggard on to Bigger an Better ThingsLS Scott Hahn 25 Douglas Handel P.Vers ' and 1 2 STRINGERS ARE 1 Richard Hansson Thanksallofyout ornicestayinUS Michael Harmon It’s A Free For All Timothy Harper David Hawley Jomes Hay Mark Hedrick Mitchell Heinze Paint the TRACK with • CATSUP’ We had two very individualistic Se¬ niors this year. Sherri Wildoner has been in sports all four years. She was also an officer in Girls Block “I”. Sherri loves the forest and the beach. She wants to go to Chico State and major in Psychology. Andy Spicer, a senior, who has a friendly personality which speaks for itself. Andy loves to play the guitar and does an exceptional job at it. He wishes to someday play for a Band. Most Individual 26 William Helenihi Glen Henkel Martin Heppe Annette Herup Thanks for a Jesusismylight Great Year mysalvation Betty Hicks Arne Hillesland BigArn Saxs kik MF Horn 1OOMSV? Sharon Hollenshead Bryan Horne Lorilei Horner Christel Horten Victoria Horten Christine Hudson “SPORTS’ TCBAILY I’ve only Just LOVE LOOK AT lfNot4U Mom,IWB But the Pope is BG10-5-76MADLI Begun! TMD BFCR THE 2 OF US.456 WAjSGangtVanPwr Jewish!! Michael Huk Rick Hunter Timothy Hurt Julie Hutchins Daniel Jennings Curtis Johnson “ 10 BackPackinstski BAO JMH 75 In THINK 12 FOOTBALL LOSE YOUR DREAM nsNOl stayhish memory of KW 77ILUV ya DJSMBUI LOSE YOUR MIND. Nancy Johnson High on Life Donna Johnston Sharon Jone TEFATSC U LUTY GOOD LUCK!!! Anthony Jones Kenneth Jones ILY Lisa 10 25 76 Michele Jones Mean Machines Campus Flirts When it comes to flirting these two Seniors are the best. Kevin Brown a senior whose top priority is females, likes to water and snow ski. He is a Varsity baseball player who plans to work as a mechanic in the future. Jodie Goldman a songirl at Irvington has been frequently seen capturing the attention of the opposite sex. Jodie is thinking about going to San Jose State. She loves to snow ski and participate in gymnastics. Glenn Kalawaia Gory Keeth Pineapple � 50 Short is ILTBTCBTBLTM BV Beautiful Ron Keiper Cherrie Kekic Teresa Kennerly Julie Kester Pam Kimmel Debbie King ALLYOGI-KABONGS SCZS76LuckWSKI Paul King Karen Kirk It ' s Just Around LULYUDN Best of The Comer. W.F.B. Luck to LDJNMM Mary La Bar Howard Lampson AGAPE ALL THE W AY HE’S ONE!! This Year’s Campus Clowns were Penny Brad- berry and Don Croneis. Don was in activities such as swimming, foot¬ ball and basketball. Penny was involved in athletics all four years. In her Sophomore and Junior year she was in Thor Throats. Penny plans to go to Fresno State University and major in Theater Arts. Don plans to go to Ohlone College. Campus Clowns Karen Kremkau Kevin Krone Robert Kulbeth HWMI Right BECKY? i —, Laureen Kwasney THANKS-MOM-LY-I -DID-IT-FOR-YOU Gaylole Largent Phillip Larson Kathleen Lasovich Rebecca Lastiri A KISS TO THE S UN-JWAGLFALTTC. Charles Lean Lee Lenhardt Walter Lenhardt Steve Lind Sheryl Linzy Norma Lomas Magic and Drama Bass Power! SIL True 4-Ever B B Pizza and PATTI Musicals ”R fun JC is the Way 28 Cindy Lomker Adolfo Lopez John Love I Mode It M D! I Love H.D. Coleen Lutz Terryl Machado Julie Mock BUGS BUNNY WTH? BOZO TIGGER M M ' S LUV U MOM MY PAGE 208. Most Spirited Kim Mallet Pom Maners My heart sings I LUV SQUIRRELS His ogape song P.M. R.M. OCT. 75 This Year’s most spirited Seniors were Romeo Simard and Tina Cunningham. Romeo was involved in many activities such as Spirit week. Senior Ball, Junior Prom. He was also involved in C.S.F. and J.V. and Var¬ sity Swimming. Tina as a Sophomore was the head J.V. cheerleader. This year she was head Varsity cheerleader. Tina and Romeo both expect to attend San Jose State University. Tina plans to major in speech pathology and Romeo plans to major in public relations. Richard Mongan Stephen Margheim Carla Mann Vincent Marlowe Angela Mares Gary Maria We shall be fre Thanks To You I Mode e indeed-JCLord It Through Dean Morquez p e ter Martinez Richard Martinez David Mason Kevin McAndrews Dana McCabe I LOVE YOU LA VON FOREVER Scott McCann GOOBER S andra McComas CRAZY people WILL soonOWNtheWORLD Kim McConnell To Us Dave 123! To Our future! Carol McCullough Mary McDaniel 2 19 77ILOVEYOU MARKHONKIHONK! Earl McDonald 66GTO CRUSIN77 NOWWHEREDOIGO? Gloria Navratil and Greg Wellman received most votes for Most Confused. Gloria was Elections Commissioner and was active in Stu¬ dent Government, Varsity Softball, and Block I. In the future she plans to attend San Jose State University. Greg was in C.S.F. and was also a star ath¬ lete on the Basketball and Track teams. He plans to attend a college in the bay area. Tori McKay David McLeod BestThingsInLif eAreFreeSkiMDKK Most Confused Miles Mendenhall Michelle Meyer Terri Miles Cynthia Miller Deborah Miller Kathleen Miller 5-13-76 SALLY 3 75 W Gonna THE MEMORIES, TH BSB AND BBB S LGSRBGS LUV YOU II DSTSSIA-IOCI THE GOOD TIMES KOKO ANKS TJ ILY M D RIGHT CARRIE ALL D.M.S. 77 HS . . . WC?! M M ' S Kim Miller Lori Miller Dana Miles A NIGHT TO REME FRTHEGDTMSLYIHS MBERIK KSK -RK? HAGSLADSSBCMWKA Dennis Milosky PVTDM DC ALOHA BOUND Christopher Minson ZILCHARR! GOTTA FIND 100 MSV?? Randi Moffitt LOVE THANKS MOM DAD-EMMA? Terryl Machado and Romeo Simard were voted most dedicated. Terryl was in C.S.F., she was Senior Class President, and very ac¬ tive in student government. She enjoys Sew¬ ing, Reading, and Tennis. Terryl Plans to en¬ roll in either Stanford University or the University of Santa Clara and major in Biol¬ ogy. Romeo was active in C.S.F. and Inter¬ national club. He was also on the Varsity Swim Team. Romeo likes Swimming, Hiking, and Horseback riding in his spare time. He plans to enroll at San Jose State and major in Public Relations. Most Dedicated Terre Molonder Monique Mcrvraedis Michael Moreno William Myers Lane Nail Jennifer Natali Gloria Navratil Nanci Nelson AMERICA ' S 1 SUNSHINE SMILES HMRUN QUEEN MIV SC735SB KNOCKERS SPORT DESPERADO,LUCK SPEDEMON PNUT2M SCZS76LUCKWSKI This year Penny Bradberry and Steve Wer¬ theimer were voted Most Talented by the senior class. Penny has been involved in such activities as athletics, Thor Throats, and Performing Arts throughout high school. She was also this year’s A.S.B. Spirit Commissioner. Penny plans to further her knowledge at Fresno State and major in Theater Arts. Steve has been very active in Performing Arts. He has been involved in drama, dance and Thor Throats throughout high school. He plans to go into Theater Arts. Jim Nevraumont Steven Ng JB,77,Fro,Whichone BB,Bobs,Togos,M D Most Talented Angela Nichols Leonard Nichols Bart Nielsen John Nielsen Bill Nylander James Norris If Ugot O out,Um Who cares about ALDLFB 74 EXCH DENMARK us tv put O inMnm apathy? OUTLAWS VS 1 7677? Kelly Oliver Karen O’Brien Dianna O ' Conner James O ' Donnell Patty Olsen Julie Omer Jesus is The Li ght of my WORLD Rosalind Ortiz Terry Osterhoff Randy Osterhuber Barbara Otting Perri Palmer Judy Pappas Stretch OFF BELAY! DANCE, A SPIRIT THE MATCHMAKER THAT FILLS YOU. WHO ' S NEXT? Shari Butler and Tim Campbell were voted Best Looking by the senior class for obvi¬ ous reasons. Shari was head song girl this year and has been a song girl since she was a soph¬ omore. She was chosen as this year s Spirit Queen and has been involved in various activities such as gymnastics, syn¬ chronized swimming and dance. Shari plans on attending San Jose State with an undeclared major. Tim has been involved in basketball and swimming while at Irvington. He plans on going to San Jose State and becoming a dentist. Best Looking Patty Paris Keri Patrick Life ' s Beautifu I . . . Tennis Bum Cindy Patterson John Paul Lynda Paulsen Pam Payne Jeff Perry Vonnie Perry Dennis I Love y GOING BACK TO Some Things ARe Ray June 76 ou SEATTLE WoRth the wait me,S K The Bull Katherine Persko Andrea Perusse Rick Pestana Simon Pkkard Astrid Poschmann Sandra Potts 12-24-76 TDTIPM M.L.F.M.W.A.G. Bartholomew Mom and 1 made LTYCF ILYCKDMDJ 11-15-74 BBOI says Hello OSW it firstjfoof Patricia Proctor Steve Promes Debra Provenzale Elizabeth Prusa Karen Purcell Katrina Pursch Mom 1 told you 1 BDTA BAG SKIBUM New York City ON MY WAY 2 NEW TIME TO HANG ON could do it! USA TRAJTL BLUES HORIZONS ILYM D NOT TO LET GO Anne Pyle John Raimondi Allison Ramirez Laura Ramirez Kenneth Rasmussen Daniel Recend NOTHING GOOD Kollr Thanks for COMES EASY H JK Everything Mom Kim Reed Gregory Reeves Me,S V The Bull K. C. Moch I Chuck Revell Sandra Rhoades N.T.M.O. Right Value each day SN SFSU M SAUS Relax Fias W.S. The two seniors most likely to succeed are Connie Barker and Miles Mendenhall. Connie was involved with CSF, Close-Up, and Inter¬ national Club. She plans to attend U.C. Berkeley and major in engineering and geol¬ ogy. Miles has been involved in sports (Ten¬ nis), academics (Honors, Math, CFS, etc.). He has been an outstanding photographer on the Yearbook Staff for two years. He plans to at¬ tend U.C. Berkeley and Major in Journalism and Advertising. Mona Rentzel Beth Reprince Time; touch us gently 7-72GBCV Dimas Resendez TKS.M D GODBWI ME IHS WASGRET! Lorena Ruthven LABRC? TYM C- WM L . . . DREAM On. Most Likely To Succeed 34 Julie Richmond Penny Risher Phyllis Rivera John Robertson Brenda Robles Alex Rocha Mrs. Calvert it Robert;my world R We RELE Crazy was fun viejo,l Love U Natural High Mary Ruble Sue Rudd I Love You Tom Thanx Frys QS T.F.E. C 4- H.FE FREE Pnut M M This year the Senior Class voted Connie Govea, Tim Campbell, and Carin Freitas as the seniors with the nicest smile. Connie plans to continue working as a dental assistant and later she hopes to attend a college for Inte¬ rior Decorating. Tim plans to attend San Jose State and become a Dentist. Carin was a Ma¬ jorette for one year then was a Lettergirl for the past two years. She plans to attend San Jose State and Major in Education. Nicest Smile Charles Runnells Debbie Rusler Eric Saenz Kurt Sanck Mark Sandoval Manuel Santos To Live is to LOve Summer 76 Shaun a Sare Timothy Schanen Steven Schneider Kenneth Schroeder Kathy Schultz Lila Schumacher Mt.H SNAKEBBB76 Letsdoitagainso Bad Boy Datsun TPHFBPYGLUF Wednite-rippers Jod-Buns G.F.I. metime TMBOFIAR I Love my MG Tennis is Great!! HAWAIILenny-poo 35 Monica Scott Jerry Seiler ILUVYOURODNEYJF LAFAABNATBYCNC FRIENDSFOREVERM THANKSMOMDADDEB Karen Shue Winston Siemens JTCIOETWMATCRBS LSPF EF forever James Self Kevin Self Carlos Servontes Valerie Sherrill Just trying to POLEVALTER XE-7 J.JIGGLE 77RAW be myself 77 PHOTOGRAPHER RED APPLE JACK Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Ben Simbra Khamboth Sisa-at To JLBTFPIEL KOMBINATION t s Thanks MDFAO oBodSoSodSoGlad Cathy Smith Lorraine Smith LOBBERS-DOUBLES MemoriesOfYeste NO. 1 rdayRainbows-RH Ronald Smith Rosemary Smith Val Smith Ben Snyder Stan Souza George Sparks S.M. IS THE you grow a litt P.L.C. Foralong SUNSHINEOFMYLIF LE EVERDAYIII time FISH RULE Andy Spicer Vicki Standlee David Stelle Terri Stewort John Storer Naomi Strand YOU SHOULD BE 7-4-75 W.T.B.A. SUMMER OF 76 ME DANCIN’ DAD Daniel Strop Jane Swette Patricia Swihart Curtis Tate Terri Taylor Don Thames AND IT MAKES ME LOBBERS DBLS 9 1 TAMOS 83 340 WONDER TM R LZ PNUT 2M MIU,SM DODGE,MlCK 77 Sue Thatcher Dennis Thomas BILL-AND-SUE-4 LED ZEPPELIN 14 6SIOSMLBTBFF ALL THE WAY TTM Daniel Thompson Teresa Tiapon YOU ' LL ALWAYS HAVE MY LOVE CT Jennifer Thomas Teresa Thomas YESTERDAYTODAYT M TALATILALATIL OMMORROWILYMIKE 8-9-75 ILYM! Denise Torres Mary Torres RANDY TIAB6 12 P T-ME,T K:SBQ- Deborah Veazey Anthony Venturi Sylvia Vera Lisa Villa Paul Vllarante Larry Vis Today is Yester TBSWOILESUKIS77 WHAT CAN I SAY HIGH C. 3000 ST days Tomorrow. IRV. C. 1 049 IP Robbie Wode Terri Waldmann I owe it all to my dod Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Theresa Waller Julie Walls WATCH OUT WORLD SUNSHINE ALWAYS HERE I COME IFTBMHLUMDKGTS Debra Wallace Scott Waller PLAIN M MAB LHT JUMP ON IT 67 GCOCONUT 41LYMD MGB ' S USCGA 81 Mike Walus Dale Were DOIT ALL LOCAL- G S-PERFECTION Tamie Watson Dennis Weber Alan Wein Greg Wellman Janice Wenger Roy Werner TOM SHERRY OSW- Thanks to M DJJ APrinceASeagull Norwegians make LOOK OUT LIFE MY LITTLE WORLD CVBSAA CHEVYS ARabbit JCSMBB Better Lovers HERE I COME Steve Wertheimer Bobbie Wiggins Sherry Wildoner Pot Willerscheidt Donna Williams Marlin Williams YOUR GETTING MY MAKE ME SMILE! . . . And that mad I served my BEST SHOT WORLD | LUV U M-D-C-R e all the diff. time! 38 Merry Williams Stephen Williams Tim Williams Vincent Williams David Wixom Michael Wood IlY RME GOODBYE EXSPECTAT ANIMA COKE ADDS LIFE 3YRSIISH THANKS IRVINGTONIIH.W. MEA DOMINUM FRYDAZ FR FRYNG leeGI LUV U LSH Laurie Woodward Malinda Wolfe Mitchell Wolfe Kenneth Wright Rick Wright THANK YOU DAD ILYSRFOCT181980 MOM FRIENDSFOREVERM Tracey Wyatt APOLLO F.C. ABAUBOSTONIABJG Daren Young Edward Young It ' s about time GCDYFEIH Later! Nancy Yourish TIOTBOTE TDMFBU WM GWGMT Cindy Yurdana Kenneth Hedlund Kandy Piper ILYMADT EIMBFFE ETLTBNPT S ITTL Pictures Not Available Lawrence Aldama James Carpenter Walter Carvallo Stephen Castleberry Tony Chapman Vance Commons Debbie Cardova Daniel Cosgrove Clyde Crowell Debbie Cummings Cynthia Dawson Sandra Eichelberger John Evans Clirton Foster Julie Gillespie Jeff Gutierrez Dali Hodges Laymond Howe Doris Hutchinson Chris Jensen David Johns Paul King Robert McElroy Carrie Muir Donald Pestana Anthony Pineda Jeffrey Quisol Marcia Reed Lisa Rodriguez Daniel Ross John Sappington Librado Serrata Tammy Staebler David Valdovinos Rhonda VanRosendale Jesse Villarreal Normand Walton James Weiss Glenda Meochom 39 Peri Palmer Karen O’Brien Carin Freitas TOP TEW Rhonda Accosta Regina Faulkner Carla Mann Astrid Poschmann Scott Turek Robert Deeter Stephen Williams The Top Ten, are students who have achieved the highest grade point average in their four years at Irvington. They are chosen by scholastic achievement only. 40 Terryl Machado Tina Cunningham Regina Falkner Penny Bradberry VIKIIHG AWARDS Each year the Administration chooses ten out¬ standing Irvington students to receive Viking Awards. These awards are given to the students who have dedicated their time to numerous clubs and activities at Irvington. Congratulations are in order for these ten dedicated people. Steve Williams 41 Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Papa Du Run Run 44 BlockI Boys’ Rally This year’s Boys Rally took place on March 1 1. This was the most exciting rally that took place this year. The students, faculty and families en¬ tered the gym and filled the bleachers. Every¬ body enjoyed themselves as they watched the Cheerleaders, Song Girls, Lettergirls, and Major¬ ettes perform. The boys that performed in this rally were members of the Boys Block I. These boys were very convincing and amusing in their roles. Thank you Block I for the exciting lunch time entertainment. Homecoming Rally The 1976-1977 Homecoming Rally was full of excitement, spirit, and a student-body full of enthusiasm. November 12, 1976’s Rally began with a hoedown from the Freshman class. Following the Hillbillies, were the All-American Sportsmen, dis¬ playing their spirit for sports, their class of 80 and their school. Space was the theme for the class of 1978, when they performed their skit of the , “Future Box. “Follow the Yellow Brick Road” to see Oz was the Seniors’ theme. Their effort, enthusiasm, and all-around perfor¬ mance led them to their first place victory. Following them were Ju¬ niors, Sophomores, and then Fresh¬ men. That night at the game, was the crowning of the Spirit Queen. Che¬ ryl Bliss had the honor of crowning Shari Butler as 1976-1 977’s Home¬ coming Queen. Shari’s court in¬ cluded Tina Cunningham, Terryl Machado, and Penny Bradberry. Homecoming Rally ASTD HER COURT Spirit Week Seniors Spirit Week is a five day competition between the four classes before our homecoming. Each class has a theme which is to be carried out through their decora¬ tions and costumes. The classes spend hours decora¬ ting the halls and courtyard for the judging. They also accumulate points on their rally skit and rally spirit. This year the Senior class took first place. Their theme was the Wizard of Oz. 52 Juniors The Junior class came in a close second. Their theme of “Space was very imaginative and well executed. Sophomores The Sophomore class of 1979 came in third place behind the Juniors and Seniors in Spirit Week activities. Their theme was “All-American Sports Spectacular.” Freshmen The Freshman class of 1 980 chose “Hillbillies” as their theme for Spirit Week competition. They came in fourth place. 55 Dances Now where did she go? There were many informal dances this year. These dances were the highlight of Irvington High School. Many students from Irvington eagerly awaited these Friday Night Dances. The dances were held in the gymnasium from 8:00 to 11:00. To name just a couple, on October 15, sponsored by the Senior Class and a joint dance with Washington High School sponsored by the Junior Class. Tight Squeeze! Dancing in the moonlight. Blue Mist There’s room for more! If you want someone’s attention, whisper. Get Dancin ' The Fifth Annual Blue Mist Dance is a semi- formal dance, which is generally held around Christmas time. This dance was put on by the Girls’ Block T ' Club. Over one hundred couples danced to the music of “Colour. Ev¬ eryone danced their hearts out! Hold me tight! 57 The 13th annual A.S.B. nominations conven¬ tion took place on Friday March 25, 1977. Don Edwards, Congressman from the 10th district was the keynote speaker. Gloria Navratil, this year’s A.S.B. elections commissioner, was in charge of putting to¬ gether the convention. The purpose of this convention was to place two students for each elective A.S.B. office on the ballot. These offices are A.S.B. Presi¬ dent, Vice-President, Spirit Commissioner and Athletic Commissioner. The themes of the Convention were various imaginary delegations such as Never-Never- land. Metropolis, Gotham City, and the Gar¬ den of Eden. Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts 61 Marching Band Pictured left to right. Bottom row, Jon Vanzandt, Sally Breck, Sue Gado, Colleen Anderson, Mr. Wayne Edwards. Second row, Teri Hoover, Ginny Evans, Loreen Caires, Gabe Rodriguez, David Templeton, Jeanne Carpenter, Kathy Rigby, Chris Adams, Laura Tornie, Merriley Hall, Tammy Apel, Mary Ann Donahue, Danny Rodriguez, Lorena Richardson, Chris Placer, Lori Hoover. Third row, Ludwig Betchart, Dawn Long, Jim Nakamoto, Dan Wishnoff, Lee McKie, Bill Boyce, Andria Blair, Dan Freitas, Jose Camacho, David Resendez, Steve Canada, Joe Farenkamm, Dana Brooks, Ken Meeks, Brian Busk. Fourth row, Frank Rodriguez, Dee Crawford, Lisa Clark, Lisa Caldwell, Sally Leach, Alma Resendez, Arne Hillesland, Bryan Everett, Mark Hampton, Pam Bell, Daria Hill, Brett Yuhas, Donna Ducat, Russel O ' Brian, Allan Stone. Fifth row, Joe Villarreal, Peter Pangelinian, David Valdivinos, John Bramhall, Mark Sanders, Rick Camacho, David Hollenshead, Larry Jones. Top row, Cindy Jordan, Anette Rodriquez, Bill Wootten, Dan Caudle, Gary Rogers, Karen Klimkosky, Lynette Woodward, Lori Miller. Symphonic Band Pictured left to right. Bottom row, Jose Camacho, Mark Hampton, Dan Wishnoff, David Valdovinos, Larry Jones, (President), Arne Hillesland (Student Director), Dana Brooks, Ludwig Betchart, Teri Hoover (Treasurer), Dawn Long. Second row, Joe Villarreal, Mark Sanders, David Hollenshead, Steve Canada, Don Caudle, Jon VanZandt, Pete Pangelinan, Frand Rodriguez, Ric Camacho, Tammy Apel, Kathy Rigby, Mr. Edwards. Top row, David Resendez, Gary Rogers, Pete Covell, Bill Boyce, Joe Farenkamm, Donna Ducat, Lisa Clark, Jeanne Carpenter, Diane Craw¬ ford, Ginny Evans (Librarian), Merriley Hall (Uniforms), Gabe Rodriguez. 63 This year’s Stage Band was directed by Mr. Edwards. The Stage Band. Pictured L-R, Front Row: Mr. Edwards, Bryan Everett, Andy Spicer, Steve Williams, Lisa Clark. Second Row: Kathy Rigby, Rick Chadwick, Sherry Lindzey, Danny Asimus, Rob Deeter. Third Row: Jon Van Zandt, David Valdovinos, Joe Farencamm, Dan Wormuth, Arne Hillesland. Fourth Row: Bill Boyce, Gabe Rodriquez, Larry Jones, Ross Deeter. The Thor Throats is made up of a group of talented students who can sing and dance. Pictured L-R, Bottom Row: Sandy McComas, Sherri Heaston, Lynne Ander¬ son, Patty Donohue, Annette Herup, Kathy Rigby. Second Row: Sue Callicatt, Chris Hudson, Debbie Loja, Jeannie Hicks, Denise Torres, Sheree Pollard. Third Row: Steve Williams, Steve Wertheimer, Nolan Ab- benhaus, Brian Baldini, Tim Duncan, Dan Wishnoff, Darell Phillips. Top Row: Kerey Quad, Paul Andrews, Micheal Donohue, Dave Wixom, Lee Lenhardt, Arne Hillesland, Bill Boyce. Not Pictured- Penny Bradberry. Row 1 (Left to Right): Sandy McComas, Steve Werthei¬ mer, Sue Callicott, Annette Herup, Steve Williams, Sherri Heaston. Row 2 (Left to Right): Chris Hudson, Donna Schatzman(teacher aid), Kathy Rigby, Paul An¬ drews, Michelle Devaughn, Bill Boyce, Dan Wishnoff. Row 3 (Left to Right): Nolan Abbenhaus, Carla Mann, Patty Donohue, Sue Rudd, Sherree Pollard, Tim Dun¬ can. Row 4 (Left to Right): Kerey Quaid, Jeannie Hicks, Lisa Villa, Mike Donohue, Larry Barker, Debo¬ rah Black, Lee Glover (advisor). Row 1 (Left to Right): Sherri Heaston, Ginny Evans, Kathy Rigby, Denise Penaflor, Steve Wertheimer, Steve Williams, Robert Deeter, Dan Wishnoff, Tom Melech, Michele DeVaughn, Sherree Pollard, Annette Herup, Sandy McComas, LaRue Adam. Row 2 (Left to Right): Heidi Dean, Cathy Costa, Chris Hudson, Julie Barr, Gail Thames, Bill Boyce, Kym Glover, Paul An¬ drews, Darrell Phillips, Mary Foret, Jan Wenger, Sue Callicott, Margaret Rodriquez. Row 3 (Left to Right): Brenda Smith, Linda Woolard, Lisa Clark, Cathy Queen, Nolan Abbenhaus, Alvin Paniagua, Kerey Quaid, Ron Haggard, Kim Mallet, Jeannie Hicks, Sue Rudd, Lisa Villa, Patty Donohue. Row 4 (Left to Right): Crystal Dean, Carla Mann, Lynne Andersen, Tim Dun¬ can, Dan Boyd, Michael Donohue, Larry Barker, Debi Capriotti, Shirley Cameron, Penny Bradberry, Debbie Black. £ U 0 -a 65 Won Em scj en§ nble The Women’s Ensemble is passionately devoted to the music of Bach and sticking their fingers in their faces. The group was led by Mrs. Lee Glover. They rehearsed about twice a week and performed for the concerts at Irvington. Bottom row L to R; sitting: Dianne Rockett, Sherree Pollard, Sandy McComas, Karen Goff, 2nd row L to R: Terri Waller, Karen Jorgensen, Chris Hudson, 3rd row L to R: Rinny Evans, Gail Thames, Lynne Ander¬ sen. Standing left top to bottom: Margaret Rodriguez, Lisa Clark, Linda Woodward. Standing right bottom to top: Sue Callicot, Jeannie Hicks, Debbie Black, Not shown: Lorie Masamitsu, Colleen Wixom, Concetto Lamaestra. Men’s Ensemble The Men’s Ensemble is a group of characters led by Mrs. Lee Glover. The group enjoys climbing walls and singing “Bar¬ bershop” music. The ex¬ tracurricular group . ' -.bout twice a week for forty-five min¬ utes. The four voice parts are 1 st tenor, 2nd tenor, baritone, and bass. The Men’s Ensemble attended the Christmas, Spring, and Pop Con¬ certs. Bottom row L to R: Kerey Quaid, Darrell Phillips, David Valdovin- os, Steve Williams, Arne Hillesland, Nolan Ab- benhaus, and Bill Boyce. Top row L to R: Larry Barker, Dan Wishnoff, Paul Andrews, Leonard Nichols, Mike Donahue, Brian Baldini, Larry Jones, Steve Werth¬ eimer, and Joe Faren- kamm. Not shown: Jon VanZandt. 66 Concert Orchestra The Concert Orchestra class consists of experienced musicians that performed at the Spring Concert. They also performed by invitation to various other groups. These musicians must have had at least one year of music reading experience. The Concert Orchestra is directed by Mr. Wayne Edwards. Pictured Bottom: Rick Mucino-French Horn. Second row L to R: Bill Boyce-Cello, Peggy Kakacek-Cello, Cheryl Wood-Violin, Ken Coon-Violin and Mr. Edwards. Top row L to R: Sheri Linzey- Bass Violin, and Don Caudle-Violin. E V M - WA r m ™ ' Irvington’s Chorus is a group of girls interested in singing. They sing folk, jazz, classical and rock music meeting everyday at sixth period. The voice parts are soprano and alto. They per¬ formed at the Christmas Con¬ cert under the direction of Mrs. Lee Glover. Chorus Pictured bottom row L. to R.: Colleen Ralph, Dawn McComas, Lucy Heim, Sylvia Duarte, Erika Stroud, Daphne Brown, Diana Foster, Margaret Petrie, and Tracy Phillips. Top row L. To R.: Diane Rockett, Colleen Wixom, Susan Elliot, Karen Jorgensen, Laura Little, Debbie Black, Debbie Wilkes, Sharon Secrest, and Elaine Kissler. Directing-Donna Schatzman. Drum Major Our Drum Major for this year was Jon Van Zandt. Through his excellence and zeal he has entranced crowds with his exceptional skill with a baton. During the summer he attended Drum Major Camp in Santa Barbara where he took first place trophies in state competition. He plans on lead¬ ing the Irvington High Marching Band in his senior year. 68 Frosh Baud and Pep Baud Pictured left to right: Bottom Row: Don Caudle (T.A.) Ken Meeks, Chris Adams, Lorena Richardson, Loreen Caires, Laura Tornoe, Lori Hoover, Leon McKie, Brian Busk. Second Row: Raymond Gress, Allan Stone, David Templeton, Dan Freitas, Chris Placek, Andrea Blair, Lisa Caldwell, Mary Ann Donahue, Alma Resendez, Sally Leach, Daniel Rodriguez. Third Row: Bryan Everett, Pamela Bell, George Aubrey, John Bramhall, Brett Yuhas, James Nakamoto, William Wooton, Eric Thompson, Mark Sanders (T.A.) Our Irvington Pep Band throughout the year has helped in keeping our spirits high. They always could be found filling the football stands with song. They also performed at our Spirit Rallies which made the intensity even greater. Bottom row L-R: Bryan Everett, Robert Deeter, Arne Hil- lesland, Dan Wishnoff. Second row: Gary Rogers, Dan Asimus, David Valdovinos, Merriley Hall, Bill Boyce, Leonard Nichols (man¬ ager). Third row: Larry Jones, Pete Covell, Ginny Evans, Joe Faren- kamm, John Van Zandt, Jeanne Carpenter. 69 Flag Girl ' This year’s Flag Girls have been better than ever. They went to camp and took five Superior rib¬ bons and eight Excellent ribbons. This year the Flag Girls took first place in the Pathfinders Parade. One of the other parades they have marched in was the Veterans Day Parade. They also have at¬ tended many other parades and competitions. The Flag Girls march with the Band during Half-time at the Football games. They are from left to right: Cindy Jordan, Annette Rodriquez, Karen Klimkosky, Lynette Woodward, Lori Miller (Head). 70 Color Guard This year’s Color Guard have marched in the Pathfinders Parade and placed first. They have also marched in the Veterans Day Parade. During half-time at the football game they march in front of the marching band. They are from left to right: Angie Dickinson, Carolyn Kuehn, Karen Shearen, Kim Ellegood (Head). 71 You Can’t Take It With You This year’s spring play was called “You Can’t Take It With You.” It is a comedy written by George Kauffman and George Hart. This hilarious story revolves around the mildly insane antics of the Sycamore family. These range from Grandpa’s snake collecting to Essie ' s candy making between ballet steps. Then there are the Kirbys, an extremely conservative and proper family. Alice Syca¬ more (the only normal member of the family) is in love with Tony Kirby. This is where the conflict of the play arises. How can these two sweethearts, from oppo¬ site families, get together? One way was to invite the Kirbys over for dinner. The Kirbys were very shocked to find such a crazy atmosphere, and therefore came to the conclusion that marriage was totally out of the question. At the end. Grandpa Sycamore finally convinces Tony ' s father that life means more than slaving on Wall Street for money. Penny- Laur a Marron Essie- Penny Bradberry Rheba- Dawn McComas Paul- Mike Donohue Ed- Brian Baldini Mr. De Pinna- Kerey Quaid Donald- Dan Wishnoff Grandpa- Steve Wertheimer Alice- Debbie Loja Henderson- Neil Burkhart Tony- Lee Lenhardt Olga- Pam Depper Mr. Kirby- Paul Andrews Mrs. Kirby- Connie Barker Gay Wellington- Lynne Anderson Kolenkov- Bob Sahatjian Three Gentlemen- Dan Torres, John Fasesky, Nolan Abbenhaus. 72 One Act Plays On January 14, 1 977, the Advanced Drama class of Jacquie Calvert presented One Act Plays. Directed by Jacquie Calvert and Larry Voellger they were received with overwhelming re¬ sponse by the audience. The first play, called THURSDAY EVE¬ NING, was performed by Sandy McComas, Nolan Abbenhaus, Patti Bowan and Mary Beedle. The second play, called OVER¬ TONES, was performed by Laura Marron, Tammy Jensen, Con¬ cetto Lamaestra and Sherree Pollard. The final play, THE GOOD DOCTOR, was acted out by Steve Wertheimer, Brian Baldini, Nolan Abbenhaus, Lorraine Smith, Ron Haggard, Bob Sahatjian, Jeff Gutierrez, and Penny Bradberry. 74 76 Spirit Spirit Spirit Spirit Spirit 77 Song Girls The Song Girls for the year 1 976-77 are led by head Song Girl, Shari Butler. They placed first and received a superior trophy from Santa Barbara camp. They attended at West Valley School and received a second place trophy. Besides performing at competitions, the Song Girls show their spirit by performing at rallies and cheer at games. They performed exceptionally well this year. Bottom Row, Left to Right; Shari Bu¬ tler, Jodie Gold¬ man, Middle Row, Cathy Huk, Melody Galvan, Lorena Ruthven, Top Row, Gwen Adams, Renie Ellegood. ' ssfrissttiksslffi-, Lettergirls 1976-77 The Irvington Lettergirls led by Kathy Persico were better than ever. Their spirit was sky high! They have won various awards, from seconds and thirds in competition to a superior trophy at camp. The superior trophy was handed out to the most talented school. Pictured from left to right top row; Debbie Miller, Sylvia Duarte, Carin Freitas, Heidi Kendall, Pam Clark, Kathy Persico, Missy Williams, Sheree Coleman, Angie Nichols. Pictured below: Debbie DePont. 80 This year’s Varsity Cheerleaders came back from Santa Barbara Speciality Camp with three Superior ribbons, and one Excellant. The spuad consists of two Seniors, three Juniors, and a Soph¬ omore. Their enthusiasm was evident, while they cheered on the Vi¬ king teams. Pictured above L-R: Julie Walls, Teresa Valentine, Vicki Graham, Laine Dickey, Tina Cunningham (Head), Peggy Rusler. 82 •Junior V arsity Cheerleaders The enthusiastic Junior Varsity squad showed their spirit this year at all the games and rallies. During the summer they attended the Santa Barbara Specialty Camp where they won a spirit stick and superior ribbons in competition with other schools on the entire West Coast. This year’s 1976-77 Junior Varsity are below (L-R) Jill Harris, Lori Machado, Joyce Mason, Patti Croneis (Head), Antoinette Figila. Majorettes Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports 39 Pictured left to right. Bottom row. Chuck Revell, Dove Pinkett, Randy Eacret, Greg Meily, Mike Walus, Jim Nevraumont, Gary Conde. Second Row, Dan Jennings, Gordon McDonald, Drew Coleman, Marty Mucino, Gabe Hendrix, Tim Schanen, Jerry Collins, Darrel Graf, Tony Berry, Mark Covey, Ben Simbra, Gretchen Roeding, Coach Sinnott. Top Row, Coach Miller, Don Croneis, Bart Nielsen, Glenn Kalawia, Ron Smith, Dave Debus, Kevin Tibbetts, Don Thames, Coach Tierney. 90 VARSITY FOOTBALL This year’s Varsity Football team showed definite improvement over teams of the recent past. For the first time in the last three years they finished with a winning record of five wins, two ties and three losses. The main asset of the team has been a “to¬ getherness” and dedication to the job at hand. Although the of¬ fense did sputter at times, it proved able to put points on the board when they were really needed. Defensively, the Vikings were nothing short of outstanding, giving an average of less than ten points per game to all opponents. Coach Miller said that this team was a pleasure to coach and that this year’s se¬ niors were a group that he will always remember for their hu¬ mor as well as their ability to play football. Scores O ’Dowd 7 27 Irvington Edison 7 13 Irvington Skyline 7 6 Irvington Memorial 0 27 Irvington Mission 20 20 Irvington American 9 7 Irvington Washington 22 0 Irvington Newark 0 27 Irvington Logan 12 35 Irvington Kennedy 20 16 Irvington 91 JR. VARSITY — : ' 2 - ■ Pictured Left to Right, Row ], Robert Locke, Mike Garcia, Joe Lea, Dana Fogle, Mike Cotter, Mike Weisenberger, Mike Jones, Paul Men¬ doza, Eric Garner, Richard Zaucha, Martin Ranger, Don Akaba. Row 2, Terry Buckmaster, Darren Yancey, Mark Collins, John Kalawaia, Anthoney Armsdon, Dave Betts, Wes Eacret, Jim Lasovich, Bob Mer¬ ten, Jim Suth, Chris Gorges, Ben Gallagher, Ken Vaughn, John Mock. Row 3, Mike Coleman, Andy Theobald, Mike Heaton, Phil House- worth, Craig George, Gary Henkle, Bill Peters, Tony Ulibarri, Mike Thomas, Scott Burbank, Brent Dalrymple, Renie Collins, Coach Bot- erenbrood. Row 4, Coach Cileste, Bernadette Hoffman, Phil Duarte, Errol Butter, Bruce Wilkes, Steve Klein, John Luevano, Alvin Pan- eaquo, John Janssens, Mike O’Neil, Kirk Delehoy, John Valentine, Steve Barnum, Todd Wellman, Ken Matzek, Coach Pohl. The J.V. Football team pro¬ vided many moments of ex¬ citement and tension. The team was coached by Coach Boterenbrood who, not only trained them in the skills of the game, but con¬ tributed to a high measure of team spirit. The team ended the season with a 5-5-1 game stand¬ ing. O ’Dowd Edison Skyline Mem. M.S.J. Am. Wash. New. Logan Ken. 0 0 0 0 26 0 6 20 20 34 Irvington 46 Irvington 18 Irvington 7 Irvington 6 Irvington 0 Irvington 13 Irvington 6 Irvington 0 Irvington 7 Irvington 0 FOOTBALL 92 FRESHMAN The Frosh Football team last year was a period of both trial and er¬ ror. Though the scoreboard didn’t favor the Irvington side too often, it did provide the Frosh team with experience, which will improve the skills of each player for next year. Memorial 16 Irvington 16 Mission 22 Irvington 0 American 6 Irvington 28 Washington 40 Irvington 0 Newark 34 Irvington 16 Logan 20 Irvington 8 Kennedy 31 Irvington 16 Pictured Left to Right, Row 1, Rich Silveria, Hank Perusse, Mark Ross, Ron Pappas, Wallace Bluford, Peter Verbaere, Richard Alexander, Bill Sedgwick, Jeff Freitas, Doug Louie, Dan McGhee, Jacob Gallardo. Row 2, Rick Mu- cino, Fred Danchez, Jose Robles, Tim Henriqus, Jeff Carter, Orlando Car¬ denas, Phil Abbenhaus, Wayne Craddock, Jim Adair, David Sonez, Ed Rod¬ gers, Mark Hammond. Row 3, Hank Marrin, Craig Schultz, Ruben Rubio, Verne Reeves, Jim Ramirez, Paul Champoux, Brent Sunderlund, Mike Schu¬ bert, Tom Hovis, Ken Bassett, Jeff Deien, Dan Dias, Bob Harlick. Row 4, Coach Bill Capracecca, Dale Jones, Jim Bader, LeRoy Fitzgerald, Jeff McClure, Joe Martinez, Mike Massarii, Bob Howe, Chris Christensen, Ed Or¬ tiz, Lance Chapman, Ken McHowe, Allan Stone, Coach Gene Citta, Coach Ty Thomas, Coach Gary Grube. Not Pictured: Robin Lewis. FOOTBALL 93 Girls’ Fall Sports Ever since the 1972 Summer Olympics the inter¬ est in gymnastics has become increasingly popular everywhere including Irvington. This year’s gymnastic team showed great dedica¬ tion and ability in their performances. The novice team finished the year with 1 win and 6 losses. Both Linda Hammond and Donna Pera performed very well on the beginner team, with the team having 4 wins and 3 losses. With only three team members, Shari Butler, Carol Domeier, and Jodi Goldman, the intermediate team earned 1 st place in the MVAL by having an undefeated season. This year’s winning gymnastic team was coached by Miss Pickup and Mrs. Anderson. Pictured Left to Right: Bottom Row; Renie: Ellegood, Donna Pera, Marie Aguilar, Ro¬ xanne Howery, Kathy Gollihar, Carol Domeier, Shari Butler, Jodi Goldman, Coach- Miss Pickup. Middle Row; Coach- Mrs. Anderson, Kris Matzek, Heidi Dean, Katie Kes- ter, Tracy Chapman, Athena Douros, Mary Riddle, Lori Parker. Top Row; Claire Hoff¬ man, Debbie Loja, Terri Mize, Laura Aguilar, Cheryl Kratchovil, Michelle Jacobs. Not Pictured; Dee Crawford, Marlene Denny, Linda Hammond, Paula Mack, Sandy McKay and Peggy White. Although this year ' s field hockey team had only 2 wins out of 7 games (and 1 game tied) they were champions in their efforts and enthusiasm. The team’s most valuable player was Julie Go- heen and Sue Fracisco earned the title of “Miss Hustle.’’ Gayle Paulsen and Kerry Bryan shared the title of most improved. The field hockey team was coached this year by Coach Fern. Field Hockey Pictured Left to Right: Bottom Row; Kerry Byran, Dawn McComas, Sharon Hollen- shead, Debbie Bitz, Renie Barnes. Middle Row; Andrea Fountain, Sue Fracisco, Laura Marron, Cindy Perusse, Ginny Evans, Karla Buckmaster, Mona Mendoza. Top Row; Coach Fern, Sharon Schepple, Claudette Criswell, Kelly Bolivia, Julie Goheen, The¬ resa Kennerly, Michelle Barnes, Gayle Kalawaia, Stephanie Veazey, Donna Ducat. 94 Tennis Under the coaching of Miss Hammes this years tennis team won 7 out of 10 games. Patti Swihart, the team captain, and Cathy Smith were named MVAL champions for their undefeated performances. Patti was also named most valuable player. The most dedi¬ cated players were Julie Orner on the varsity team and Kelly Burk on the JV team. Barrie O’Donnell earned the most improved title. Pictured Left to Right: Back Row; Terri Waller, Judy Webster, Shelly Berger, Laureen Ama, Barrie O’Donnell, Penny Bradberry, Patti Swi- hart, Cathy Smith, Julie Orner, Gretchen Roeding, Keri Patrick, Miss Hammes. Front Row; Laura Ramirez, Maria McDonald, Cy¬ nthia Harlow, Kelly Burk, Nancy Gado, Jana Ward, Linda Wollard, Linda Deeter, Joy Weir, Linda Carey, Kathy Ferraw, Carol Gann. Volleyball The varsity volleyball team did well this year by winning 8 out of 10 games. Pictured Left to Right: Back Row; Sheryl Fos¬ ter, Karen O ' Brien, Shannon Berger. Front Row; Kathy Lasovich, Cheri Glover, Rhonda Axxosta. Not Pictured; Sue Rudd, Linda Paul¬ sen. The varsity team was coached by Coach Boggs. This years JV volleyball team had a very en¬ joyable season. The team was coached by Coach Boggs. Pictured Left to Right: Back Row; Terry Lerch, Vicki Marshall, Mary Giovannoni, Pam Bell. Front Row; Tammy Lerch, Debbie Wallace, Sherry Wildoner, Linda Carmichael, Buenafe Brown. 95 Pictured above: Clockwise from top to center; Mark Allein, Don Croneis, Simon Pick¬ ard, Keith Cline, Steve Bacciocco, Jose Nieves, Kevin Palmer, Glen Kalawaia, Greg Wellman, Center, Coach Guin Boggs and Coach Big Ron. V arsity Basketball 96 The 1976-77 Irvington High School Basketball team was a hard working team that brought a lot of honor to Irvington. The team had a 7-win 2 loss record going into league play. They had hopes of participating in the league playoffs at the end of the season. The team was characterized by unselfish team play and relent¬ less effort. Seniors Steve Bacciocco, Keith Cline, Glen Kalawaia, and Greg Wellman led the way. Kevin Palmer and Jose Nieves are two of the outstanding players who will return next year. 97 Pictured from left to right, bottom row, Eric Garner, Troy Edgell, Steve Blizel, Rod Burkholder, Ray Nunez. Top row. Coach Jerry Hein, John Valentine, Mark Cesare, Mike Campbell, Jeff Lowen, Joe Schultz, Chuck Flackman, Jeff Greenwood, and Pat Costello. Eric Garner Irvington’s sophomore dominated J.V. basketball team jumped off to a fast start this season, winning the championship at this year’s Irvington J.V. Basketball Tournament. The squad had balanced scoring with Joe Schultz, John Valentine, Mark Cesare, and Eric Garner leading the way. Jeff Lowen, Joe Schultz, and Mike Campbell were the best rebounders. Jeff Greenwood and Eric Garner were the top men in assists. A good team needs depth and that was ably provided by Chuck Flackmen, Steve Blizel, Rod Burkholder, Troy Edgell, and Ray Nunez. 98 Pictured from the top, clockwise, Jeff Newman, Scott Rutherford, Josh Hendrix, Jim Mulleague, Ron Brown, Rich Alexander, Vince Valdez, Mark Lima, Rick Silveria, Fred Sanchez, Mark Ross, Denny Martinez, Kevin Hickam, and coaches Jeff Pohl and Tyrone Thomas. Jeff Newman This year’s Freshman Basketball Team could best be characterized by determination and hustle. Although they were one of the smallest teams in the MVAL they more tha n held their own by playing tenacious defense and making the most of an aggressive running and hus¬ tling type of offense. Irvington’s basketball future looks bright with the addition of these fine young men. 99 Girls’ Basketball Starting from the front, clockwise; Sharon Hollen- Berger, Terri McDonald, Chris Johnson. Center; Coach shead, Julie Rasczewski, Julie Goheen, Sue Rudd, Bar- Jack Boterenbrood. rie O’Donnell, Gayle Kalawaia, Patti Swihart, Shelly Front row, left to right; Sue Rice, Trish Merck, Cathy Len- Row, Coach Gene Citta, Donna Pera, Pam Bell, Leslie hardt, Karen Shearer, Sherry McDonald, Lori Parker. Back Hampton, Cynthia Harlow, Chris Waldron. Girls’ Soccer Girls Soccer appeared on the sport scene for the first time this year. Our Viking girls put to¬ gether a fine defensive team which gave even the top schools a run for their money. The goalkeeper, Gayle Paul¬ son, had a very good season, displaying out¬ standing performance even though she had never played the posi¬ tion before. Other out¬ standing players were ninth graders, Mary Giavonnoni and Margie Hay along with Junior, Sharon Robichard and Senior, Karen O’Brien. Front row, left to right; Debbie Loja, Margie Hay, Mich¬ ele Barnes, Gayle Paulson, Regina Falkner, Karen 0 Brien, Tamie Watson. Middle row; Stephanie Veazey, Lynette Criswell, Sherry Wildoner, Sara Ford, Mary Gio- vannioni. Back Row; Buenafe Brown, Sharon Robichaud, Sue Fracisco, Meg Gusmeri, Laura Aguilar, Annette Baca, Renie Barnes. This years girls Basketball team was the hardest working group of Athletes we ' ve ever had. The highlights of the year was win¬ ning the First Annual MVAL Girls Basketball Tournament, re¬ marked Coach Boterenbrood. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Malcolm Pickard, Mark Jacksom, Robert Anolin, Gerry Garcia, David McLeod, Eric Mis- kowski. Middle Row, Left to Right: Mike Wood, Dennis Blakesly, Dan Asmus, Mark Ab- ele, Lynn Breitzman, Mike Walus, Clyde Wi- xom. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Sinnott, Tracy Wyatt, Rick Ma- ngan, Charles Spar¬ kman, Jerry Collins, Da¬ vid Hague, Boefie Baltera, Paul King, Chuck Revell, Bart Niel¬ son. Not Pictured: Mike Harmon. Soccer, one of the most difficult and grueling sports, demands both skill in ball placement and running endur¬ ance from its players. This year the team was coached by Bill Sinnott and led by outstanding talents. They managed to coordinate their efforts very well. Frosli-Soph Soccer Bottom Row, Left to Right: Niles Searls, Scott Jo¬ hansen, Chris Anolin, Rick Sav¬ age, Dan Touris, Dave Glover, Doug Payne, Steve Valdez. Middle Row, Left to Right: Dave Dutra, Mike Ga¬ vin, John Jacques, Paul Mendoza, Mike Hollen- shead, Mark Schubert, Kevin Bryant, Tom Kra- tochvil, Todd Car¬ penter. Top Row, Left to Right: Or¬ lando Cardenas, Dave Resendez, Pat Carroll, Pete Pangelinan, Reed Goodwin, Rick Bell, Grant Paul¬ son, Mike Schwinghammer. Not Pictured: Dave Anolin, Marcel Besson. The young Vikes this year showed fine potential. With the leadership of their co-captains, Mike Gavin and Mike Swinghammer, these men finished the pre-season with a 2-1-1 record. We are looking forward to seeing some of them on next year’s Varsity Team. 103 V arsity W restling The Varsity Wrestling team had fourteen matches this season which started November 11th. The wrestling team carried Irvington’s pride and tradition through to take third at Tennyson’s Invitational and second at Pacific Invitational Meet. Among the talent this year’s top wrestlers include Russ Siciliano, Bruce Medeiros, Dan Torquemada, Dali Hodges, Greg Meily and last year’s League Champ, Phil Larson. Pictured standing L to R: Coach Fern, Drew Coleman, Wess Eacret, John Love, Phil Larson, Greg Meily, and Moses Guillardo. Pictured kneeling L to R: Bruce Me¬ deiros, Dan Torquemada, Russ Siciliano , Gabe Rodri¬ quez and Rick Pistana. Not shown: Asst. Coach Capr- asecca, Dan Ross, and Dali Hodges. Dan Ross Phil Larson John Stramecki J.V. Wrestling Moses Guillardo The Junior Varsity Wrestling team had eleven matches this season and took second at Irvington’s J.V. In¬ vitational. The team had very good talent and will be a goad nucleus for next year under the direction of Coach Fern. Pictured standing L to R: Coach Fern, Lee Young, John Stramechi, Tom Robertson, Doug Grajeda, Charlie Buckley, Fred Martin and Craig Akaba. Pictured kneel¬ ing L to R: Jeff Aker, Jim Rena, Dan Rodriguez, Mike Cotter, Mark Hammond, Gary Meily and James Lan- hardt. Not Shown: Greg Bartlett, Tony Berry, Ludwig Betchart, Jacob Guillardo, Mike Hammond, Mark Hammond, Charles Leveque, Joe Martinez, Jess Rubio, Dan Sibley and Dave Stelle. 105 V arsity Tennis V arsity Tennis This year’s varsity tennis team is looking forward to a very successful season. With the help of Ken Schroeder who is an All-American ranking 3rd in California in the sixteen year old category this could be their fifth running MVAL championship. Ken was also the MVAL tennis singles cham¬ pion for the last two years. Pictured Left to Right: Back Row; Brad Duncan, Larry Vis, Huey Birdwell, Jeff Bonifield, Chris Minson, and Coach An¬ derson. Front Row; Ray Nu¬ nez, Ross Deeter, John Gould- thorpe, Barry Duncan. Coach Rusty Anderson antici¬ pates another championship this year for the J.V. tennis team. After four years of being champions with only three matches lost, their pros¬ pects are high. Tom Hughes and Brad Dorsey, the teams greatest potential, will get the season off to a good start. The J.V.’s most important tournaments are the MVAL fi¬ nals and the North Coast tour¬ nament. Front row, L to R: Steve Wil¬ liams, Bob Hall, Jeff Cox, Da¬ vid VandenBurg, Rod Whitfield. Back row L to R: Tom Hughes, Brad Dorsey, John Aguilar, Rick Engelstad, Dayton Burhholder, Clint Fos¬ ter. F uni or V arsity Junior V arsity 106 V ar§ity Tennis V arsity Tennis Tom Hughes Bob Hall John Aguilar ' Junior Varsity ' Junior Varsiti Front Row, Left to right, Mike Heaton, Jose Nieves, Tony Berry, Clyde Wixom, Kim Borrero. Second Row, left to right. Head Coach Bob Buum, Tim Ingwerson, Carlos Ser- vantes, Larry Wood, Mitch Heinze, Pat Leveque, Rich Mo- raida, Doug Handel, Eric Miskowski, Assistant Coach Gene Citta. Third Row, left to right, Dave Debus, Dave Hague, Doug Jones, Greg Wellman, Jerry Collins, Dave Stelle, John Fonvergne, Mitch Wolfe, Howard Lampson. 108 Front Row, left to right, Ron Decker, Robin Carrion, Jim Pena, Sky Adgie, Steve Barncord, Bruce Medieros. Second Row, left to right, Robert Mitchell, Manager, Mike Garcia, Chris Donez, Fred Martin, Jim Lario, Phil Abbenhaus, Mike Weisenberger, Rich Bell. Third Row, left to right, Mike Schwinhammer, Dana Fogle, David Kretschmer, Michael Gavin, Don Ralph, Verne Reeves, Rich Perez. Fourth Row, left to right. Head Coach Bob Buum, Ray Sorenson, Pat Carroll, Dale Jones, Jeff Cucculelli, Doug Louie, Assistant Coach Gene Citta. Fifth Row, left to right, Dennis Cramer, Bill Sedgwick, Rick Hatton, Tracy Ramirez, Rick Williams, Ken Matzek, Eric Debus, Dave Fountain, Curtis Decamara, Gus Guerra. Front Row, left to right, Debbie Bitz, Sandy McComas, Tina Citta. Third Row, left to right, Katie Kester, Meg Gusmeri, Martin, Maria Flores. Second Row, left to right. Head Mary Giovannoni, Val Collins, Kathy Domire, Robin Coach Bob Buum, Tricia Merck, Susan Schall, Kim Elle- Acosta, good, Kris Matzek, Karen Craig, Assistant Coach Gene This year’s Irvington Track Team had a lot of athletes from the Soph B Champs from the year before. Some Varsity Lettermen had also returned for another year. There were many out¬ standing individuals such as Dave Debus in Discus and Steve Bli- zel in the High Jump. Other Top contenders were Rick M oraida, Marty Ryan and Clyde Wixom in Long Distance. Doug Jones, Greg Wellman, Eric Miskowski and Mitch Heinze in the Hurdle events, Jerry Collins in the Long and Triple Jumps, Jose Nieves in the Sprints, and Doug Handel and Carlos Servantes in the Pole Vault. There was also Dave Hague, who could excel in any event. The girls had very few competitiors, but what they had were quality. Tricia Merck and Sandy McComas were impressive Hur¬ dlers. Mary Giovannoni and Val Collins, as Freshmen, were our outstanding Sprinters. There was also Kathy Domire and Kim El- legood as our Shot and Discus throwers. Karen Craig and Meg Gusmeri did a good job in the short and middle distances. 109 110 Pictured Left to Right, Bottom row; Heidi Kendall, 2nd Row; Coach Schornick, Steve Daniel, Chris Crescibene, Karen Colclough, John Fasesky, Romeo Simard. 3rd Row; Michelle Devaughn, Manager, Mike Thames, Steve Hart, Steve Donohue, Fred Perez, John Nielsen. 4th Row; Tim Williams, Richard Hansson, Martin Heppe, George Sparks, Ron Smith, John Janssens and Coach Soderman. The Vikins Varsity swim team has suffered heavy per¬ sonal losses between the 1 976 and 1 977 season. The squad is large but composed primarily of untested newcomers and underclassmen. After several years as the league titlests or contenders in the M.V.A.L., the team slipped to a middle of the pack finish. Pictured left to right, bottom row: Cindy Everett, Dario Hill, Cameron Welsh, Chuck Koehler, Mike Me Donough, David Coleman. 2nd row: Ron Scott, Paris Patron, Bruce Cockayne, Karen Sukovez, Tom Melech, Darrell Phillips. 3rd row: Coach Schornick, Tammy Handel, Matt Hedrick, Stella Christensen, Jackie Cook, Crystal Rentzel, Loretta Rommelese, Holly Martin, Wanda Candelaria. 4th row: Bruce Wilkes Brian Af¬ fleck, Rob Martinez, Phill Houseworth, Jose Comacho, Coach Soderman, Michelle De Vaughn Manager. This year’s Frosh-Soph B Team is looking toward an ex¬ citing and successful season. With the addition of four to five swimmers from the varsity squad this will pro¬ vide the depth that the “B” Team will need this year. These experienced, outstanding swimmers will man ev¬ ery position on the “B” team. Ill I - ! -5 i 2 i - i ! I 2 This year’s Varsity Baseball team was a well-balanced squad. Practice games early in the season indicated strong hitting. Three solid pitchers and many skilled positions. Seniors Gary Conde and Jim Neraumont led the outfield, while Mike Huk anchored an excellent infield. Seniors Ben Snyder and Kevin Brown with Junior Ariel Flores provided the Viking Team with good pitching. The team this year had excellent potential. Pic¬ tured from Left to Right, Bot¬ tom Row; Greg Bartlett, Lori Eckler, Matt Watson, Anne Untalan, Greg Watson, Eileen Orrock, Ted Lima. Middle Row; Robert Locke, Jim Bob Nevraumont, Greg Meily, Mike Huk, Russ Deacon. Middle Row; Martin Mucino, Gary Conde, Dan Jennings, Kevin Brown, Marvin Denny. Top Row; Coach Russ Watson, Jeff Conner, Ben Snyder, Ariel Flores and Dave Pinkett. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - — - - a U - - - 5 - 0 - K - W - U U ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft (ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 The Frosh-Soph Baseball team this year consisted of twelve sophomores and eight Fresh¬ men. The strong point in this year’s team is the pitching, which was paced by Jim Craig and Rick Mucino. Other strong points of the team include the fielding and hitting. This year the team was coached by Wes Tom. Pictured from Left to Right, Bottom Row; Rich Walker, Rick Mucino, Marty Pappas, Jim Bader, Brad Rus¬ sell, Jay Simard, Ruben Rubio. Middle Row; Josh Hendrix, Hank Persusse, Pete Pan- gelinan, Mike Hollenshead, Eric Garner, Louis Duarte. Top Row; Al Paniagua, Denny Martinez, Jim Craig, John Val¬ entine, Mike Bailey, Phil Duarte, Kirk Delehoy, and Coach Wes Tom. FROSH-SOPH SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SO FTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL SOFTBALL CP o Q ° Q p ‘ CL q - ' O J On 0 T Q -I 3 2 ft ij o 2. 3“ -i O Q 00 C 8 -f 00 O Q ”« -■ 3 _ £ “ « s: g -°l CO £ • ?8 ■ LA a a) ? O a. if . ►n. XJ 3 o n 2 a £ ' • 3i? X q_ co cp • g-c S P P =1 ip o (Q cp q 3 n ' 3 OD JE Q o P OS ■ A rr 5-0 5 O 3-5 5- S S 3 a.? 8 s’!? « 9 71 X Q 0) 3? n x) CP � O f3 | nf §3 Q Q- 3 y 3 ® X CD 3- ? cp o J- Q a. x o ■g I CL 3 z n § Q CP 3 5 3 co N C Q CD STi a -j- w (P M n ® Q Q_-0 P p o CP — 9.SnJ 3 Q Q q r y 3 5 2 g 2. 3 8 t P CD CP n § g j- Q. 2 CP o 2 CO § H Cross Country Front row, left to right; Mark Lima, Robert Mitchell, Ron Decker, Jimmy Row; Rodger Adams, Gus Guerrea, Rick Hatton, Rick Moraida, Vince Pena, Charles Adgie, Steve Barncord. Middle Row: Richard Bell, Mike Figlia, Coach Bob Buum. Gavin, Fred Martin, Curt Decamera, Carlos Servantes, Pete Brown. Back The 1976 Viking squad was made up of two seniors, twelve sophomores and three freshmen. The frosh-soph team had some very outstanding performers. Even though being only a sophomore. Rich Moraida was the number one man on the team. Mike Galvin, a sophomore, was also one of the top competitors. Jimmy Pena and Charles Adgie, two freshmen, did an outstanding job, throughout the season. Carlos Servantes and Rodger Adams were the two seniors on the varsity squad. They did a good job throughout the season. It was unfortunate they did not have more upperclassmen running with them. Each meet three sophomores would run with the varsity. In the MVAL finals the frosh-soph placed fourth to qualify for the NCS division meet. 114 Golf... Golf... Golf... Golf The Viking Golf team was very strong in 1 977. At the time of the writing of this article the team had lost only one match. The team was considered one of the favorites for the league championship. The team was led by the best golfer in the M.V.A.L. as a junior, Jamie Hay, who captured the individual champion¬ ship in 1976. Four of the top six golfers will return next year insuring the Vi¬ kings of another good team. Pictured: Back Row, Steve McLure, Brett Yuhas, Steve Stevens, Mike Madson, Tim Harper, Greg Wayne. Front Row, Coach Boggs, James Hay, Pete Verbaere, Steve Valdez, Kevin Self. Just a little CONCENTRATION!! I’ll get you yet!!! 115 Clubs and Organizations Clubs and Organizations Clubs and Organizations Clubs and Organizations Clubs and Organizations 117 The Leiflet Students of the Journalism class gained first hand ex¬ perience in publishing a newspaper under the direction of Cathy Doering. y The staff works about 30 hours writing, reporting and typing for Irvington’s monthly newspaper. The Leiflet tries to appeal to all the students on campus. Pictured kneeling L to R: John Nielson; exchange stu¬ dent, and Judy Helgesen. Standing L to R: Carrie Web¬ ster, Lynette Woodward, Kim Holley, Kathi Gonzales; editor, and Bev Crawford. Not shown: Romeo Simard, and Tony Berry. 118 V ikings Parent Club The Viking Parent Club is a large group of interested parents and faculty that support Irvington in the best possible way-with action. Their support is shown in both monetary assistance and equipment donations. This is evident in all of the departments at Irvington. The President is Barbara Hayes. The officers meet on the third Wednesday of each month. The main fund raising activities are a Pa¬ per Drive and Flea Market. Irvington Mean Machines The Irvington “Mean Machines” is a large group of juniors and seniors interested in automobiles. The main function of the club is to learn automo¬ bile safety, service and also to provide social activities. They meet every Wednesday during lunch period. The “Mean Machines” work with all types of cars. This was the club’s first year on campus. Their advisor is Mr. Madsen. Pictured kneeling L to R: James Hay, Rick Englestad, Carlos Servantes, Kathy Schultz, Normand Walton, Rob Kulbeth, Don Gould, John Storer, Donald Bennett and Tom Demming. Pictured sitting L to R: Ken Jones, Dan¬ iel Bowen, Vickie Horten, Larry Wood, Larry Chapman and George Kozel. Pictured standing L to R: Dimas Resendez, Steve Margheim, Terry Os- terhoff, Roger Adams, Mr. Madsen, John Raimondi, Bryan Reard, Mike Bowen, Wade Hammond and Ben Gallagher. 119 THE SAGA STAFF Pictured left to right: Bottom row, Carlos Servantes, photographer, Denise Torres, shrimp, Vicki Graham, 3F, Connie Campbell, 3F, Sue Bader, 3F, Row 2: Miles D. Mendenhall, Chief photographer, Julie Mack, Edi¬ tor, Patty Thompson, G.A.G., Debbie Headen. Row 3: Valerie Sherrill, T.V.P.R.B.B.B., Row 4: Melody Enos, I.L.Y.P.J. Patti Martinez, T.V.P.R.B.B.B., Tori McKay, (red), Therese Hagenbach, T.V.P.R.B.B.B., Connie Fig- lia, Richard (Pete) Franco, Advisor, Claudette Criswell, Heidi Kendall. The Math Club The Math Club is a group of elite students from the illustrious Mr. Tomlinson ' s extraordinary honors math classes. Among the awards they have won; are 3 first place awards (a record for consecutive wins) and 5 out of 6 scholarships at the Fresno math contest, 3 award winners at the Santa Clara math contest. Pic¬ tured left to right. Bottom Row; Nancy Gado, Lai-Hing Chan, Kelly Burk, Mark Caldwell, Glenn Kishiyama, Carla Mann, Tamie Watson, Greg Wellman, Gretchen Roeding, Lynda Woo- ton, John Bassett, Richard Han¬ son, Second Row; Steven Ng, Lisa Caldwell, Lisa Swanson, Leonard Nichols, Tom Crowell, Ric Williams, Mr. Tomlinson, Lori Masmitsu, Lai-Ho Chan, Sherry Cambra, Stella Chirstensen, Miles Mendenhall, Top Row, Larry Cheng, Christine Rogers, Nancy Ng, Joellen Tschantz, Colleen Andersen, Jim Suth, Astrid Posschmann, Perri Palmer, Larry Barker, Steven Williams. The newest organization at Ir¬ vington is the German club. Their advisor is Mr. Faulkner, the German teacher at Irving¬ ton. The purpose of the club is to raise money to go on field trips and to learn about German culture. The club invites new members to attend their bi¬ monthly meetings. They attend the Octoberfest in Santa Clara and are frequent movie go’ers. The German Club participated in Irvington’s foreign language Fun Fair. Pictured left to right. Bottom Row, David Ceasare, David Templeton, Jeff Cox, Frank Howser, Howard Lamp- son, Ric Williams, Paul Ward, Jim Norris, Sue Smith, Debbie Loja, Theresa Mosko, Christy Julian, Tammy Baucom, Amy Kundert, Melissa Shepard, Birgit Poschmann, Top Row, Herr Faulkner, Tim Nakamoto, Paul Nichaus, Steve Daniel, Steve Hales, Randy West, Eric Herup, Martin Heppi, Darrell Phillips, Dawn Long, Dianne Rockett, Gretchen Roeding, Lori Masamitsu, Mary Schormann. Not Pictured, Jon Johnson, Chuck Koeler, Chris Weiss, Kathy Lasouich, Jamie Keesee, Heidi Kendall, Michelle Jacobs, Bobby Martinez, Brian Daugh¬ erty, Scott Martin, Edward Delgadillo, Lynne Anderson, Steve William, Rick Hatton. The German Club 122 P.A.D. P.A.D. is the abbreviation for Performing Arts Department. The following students are represen¬ tatives of each division of this de¬ partment (Drama, Choral, and In¬ strumental). P.A.D. helps all activities of this department throughout the year. Pictured Left to Right, bottom row, Ginny Evans, Kathy Gollihar, Bonnie Young. Middle Row, Donna Du¬ cat, Bryan Everett, Chris Hudson, Lynne Andersen, Lisa Clark. Top Row Jon Van Zandt, Arne Hill- esend, Dave Valdovinos, Teri Hoover, Don Caudle. Ski Club This is Ski Club’s third year and has grown to a member¬ ship of 21. Normally the Mo¬ gul Munchers spend 4 to 5 weekends skiing in the Sierras. Our annual fund raiser this year was an “Anything Goes” competition which was a big success and a lot of fun for the members who partici¬ pated. 1976-77 Officers were Larry Vis, Paul Men¬ doza, Michelle Mulleague, and Michelle DeMarta. Pic¬ tured left to right. Bottom Row, Nancy Gako, Michelle DeMarta, Donna Randa, Paul Mendoza, Becky Valdini, Chuck Koehler. Middle Row, Kim Frederico, Kris Matzek, Marie Meacham, Lori Hoover, Sara Ford, Carrie Ivey, Mike Sevinghammer. Top Row, Robyn Hoenshell, Lorena Rich¬ ardson, Laura Toroe, Tina Maki, Sally King, Michelle Mulleague, Michelle Rotiski, Marlene Buggy, Mrs. Evans, Miss Hammes. 123 Boys 9 Block I Left to Right, Bottom Row: Dimas Resendez, Gabe Croneis, Kevin Brown, Gary Conde, Tim Schanen, Hendrix, Chuck Revell, Greg Meily, Jim Nevraumont, Richard Medina, Tony Berry, John Luevano, Moses Dan Torquemada, Russ Siciliano, Jose Nieves. Top Row: Guillardo. Their advisor was Coach Fern. Carlos Servantes, Steve Bacciocco, Bart Nielson, Don The officers are pictured above. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Carlos Servantes- Sergeant-at- Arms, Jim Nevraumont- Secretary, Kevin Brown- Campaign Manager, Top Row: Bart Nielson-Treasurer, Gary Conde- President, Don Croneis- Vice-President. 124 Girls’ Block I Pictured Front Row, Left to Right; Terry Lerch, Cathy Lasavich, Debbie Wallace, Secretary-Treasurer; Gayle Paulson, Cindy Perusse,Barrie O’Donnell, Top Row, Linda Carmichal, Rhonda Accosta, Shan¬ non Berger, Sherry Wildoner, President; Teresa Block I stands for Sportsmanship, Leadership, and Service. The girls must earn 500 G.A.A. points and the guys must letter once to be in the club. Kennerly, Cindy Yurdana, Heidi Kendall, Patti Swihart, Sheryl Foster. In Tree: Sue Rudd, Vice-Pre¬ sident; Linda Paulson. Their advisor was Mrs. Abbott. 125 Our Foreign Exchange Students John Neilson is from Denmark and he is staying with the Schwinghammers. He has been here approximately four months and plans to leave next summer. John said he had enjoyed himself during his stay in Fre¬ mont. His father is a former forest ranger and his mother is a worker at the Red Cross Home. John likes to travel and get Educated as an advertising designer. He wants to visit the United States again, but that will be in the future. Martin Heppe is from West Germany. He is staying with Jim and Mary Knight. Mar¬ tin has been here for four months and he’s enjoying himself. Martin’s father is an em¬ ployee at an insurance company and his mother is a housewife. Martin enjoys dancing, sailing, bawling, discussing. He plans to return to Germany in July 1 977. Richard Nils Hansson Lives in Sweden Sueige and was born in Malmo Trelle- borg. He has been here for one year and is staying with the Hornbuckle Fam¬ ily. Richard is an SIS Student Inter¬ national. As an IHS student he is active in the International Club, Ski Club, Math Club. Richard’s hobbies are ski¬ ing, sailing and Disco Dancing. Since Richard has been here he has visited Santa Cruz, Hawaii and San Francisco. The rest of his plans include trips to Dis¬ neyland, New York, and Florida. Close-up “Close up ’ is a week of in-depth study of our Federal government in Washington D.C. During the week in Washington they had a chance to meet other “Close Up” students from the Bay Area and Michigan. They talked with mem¬ bers of Congress and other Washington officials. Close Up is a government organized program. Pictured left to right front row: Mr. Lowrey, Cindy Harlow, Martin Heppe, Connie Barker, Sheryl Linzey, Denise Torres, Steve Williams, Lai Ho Chan, Phyllis Horne, Chris Aker, Mike Stelle, Sook Lee, Steve Rawson, Mr. Koppel. Second Row: Laura Marron, Sandy McComas, Bryan Horne, Larry Barker, Paul Andrews, Brian Bal- sini, Rick Chadwick, Jerry De Vries, Gloria Navartil. 126 CSF is a group of students who have excelled scho¬ lastically. They planned a trip to Yosemite, and had activities such as a carnation sale for Valentines Day. They also had a Freshmen Orientation for the incoming freshmen to the club. CSF gives out five one hundred dollar scholarships to outstanding seniors in the club. Pictured L-R, First Row: Leonard Nichols, Paul An¬ drews, Tamie Watson, Sheryl Linzey, Connie Barker, Sook Lee, Ken Wright, Larry Cheng. Second Row; Ste¬ ven Ng, Astrid Poschmann, Karen O ' Brien, Maureen Buggy, Colleen Andersen, Vicky Smith, Greg Oda, Helena Holslag, Ross Deeter, Annette Franks, Cathy Boone, Dayton Burkholder, Lynette Criswell, Steve Bli- zel, Terry Machado, Greg Wayne. Third Row; Lai Ho Chan, Sharon Cambra, Earl McDonald, JoEllen Tschantz, Mike Madson, Missy Williams, Patty Thomp¬ son, Sheree Coleman, Christine Rogers, Nancy Ng. Fourth Row; Clinton Foster, Robert Deeter, Cathy Fox, Steve Williams, Regina Fulkner, Karen Klimkosky, Mona Rentzal, Diana Askin, Laura Marron, Patty Do¬ nohue. Fifth Row; Oli Swanson, Crystal Horten, Mme. Lookabill, Mark Caldwell, Mike Donohue, Lynda Woot- ton, Cindy Jordan, Stella Christensen, Lori Miller, Ca- rin Freitas, Linda Deeter, Peri Palmer, Cheryl Kratoch- wil. Miles Mendenhall, Claudette Criswell. Sixth Row; Gail Thames, Gretchen Roeding, Scott Hahn, Don Gould, Chris Minson, Gary Rogers, Peter Coveil, John Bassett. C.S.F Pictured above from left to right bottom row; Mrs. Judy Box, Terryl Lisa Torres, Kathy Miller, Gloria Navratil, John Fasesky, Terry Sukovez, Machado, Barrie O’Donnell, Peter Crowell, Mary Giovannoni. Top row: Karen Goff, Danny Torres, Sherie May. The Student Council has done a very fine job this year. They planned Freshman Orientation, the Papa Du Run Run Concert, the Convention, Spirit Week activities and Spirit Queen Elections. The Student Council acts as the representatives body for the students. 128 Pep Club members added extra spirit and excitement to our football, basketball games and rallies this year. Their efforts on fund raising activities, sign painting and cheering, maintained Ir¬ vington’s well known “Super” school spirit. Pep Club at a • 1 lit 1 Top Row, Left to Right; Mr. Rodin, Advisor; Tami Hanel, Kaye Kester, Roxanne Howery, Frankie Dickinson, Sue Lustin, Stephanie Barnett, Beverley Crawford, Middle Row; Sue Wahon, Sara Ford, Val Payne, Sherri May, Maureen Buggy, Nancy Hutton, Michelle Miskowski, Debbie Me- spelli, Michelle Remoaldo, Rikki Hamilton, Cathy Boone, Annette Franks, Carol Hamid, Sandy Scott, Laurieann Klein, Bottom Row; Lori Hoover, Carrie Ivey, Veronica Dobbert, Vice President, Connie Figlia, President; Melody Enos, Publicity Commissioner; Lori Johnston, Vicki Christenson. Irvington’s International Club had many activities which promote the students awareness and understanding of other cultures, customs, and languages. They took several field trips during the year to restaurants and plays. They were also proud to have the foreign exchange students as part of their club this year. Top Row, Left to Right, Sherry Coleman, Missy Williams, Treasurer; Phyllis Horne, Jo Ellen Tschantz, Romeo Simard, President; Bob Sahatjian, Cheryl Kratochvil, Laura Marron, Debbie Loja, Rosa Vera, Angelica Vera, Josie Rodriguez, Sherry Camacho, Christine Rogers, Ramona Cortez, Raquel Cortez, Mike Thames, Jose Camacho, Middle Row, Laurie Daniels, Faith Dunham, Colleen Andersen, Lai-Hing Chan, Lisa Caldwell, Lai- Ho Chan, Lori Masamitsu, Nancy Ng, Marie Schuck, Paula Landers, Lisa Swanson, Tamie Watson, Mark Caldwell, Astrid Poschmann, Sherree Pollard, Stella Christensen, Secretary; Jackie Sexton, Dorothy Tyler, Bottom Row, Khamboth Sisa-at, Laos; Martin Heppe, Germany; Mrs. Combs, Advisor; John Nielsen, Denmark; Richard Hansen, Sweden. 130 Fun Fair The Foreign Language Association of Santa Clara County held its Annual Foreign Language Fun Fair at Irvington High School. The Fun Fair was a carnival-like event, filled with culture and language competions, lots of ethnic food booths, also displays relating to foreign travel and study, music, folk dancing, and plays. Our language department estimated that there were 1 700 students attending. 131 Administration Administration Administration Administration Administration 133 The theme of this Yearbook tells Irvington students that they are the “music”. We are reminded in musical terms of the harmony, spirit and rhythm of school life at Irvington High. Students are also told that, after a growing process, they will soon be writing “lyrics to their own “tune”. The Irvington staff has done its very best to provide a setting for students where they enjoy school life, learn academic skills and grow toward independence. We take pride in the harmony, rhythm and spirit of Irvington students, and we feel that our graduates are well prepared for post high school life. Soon, our graduates will have the exciting opportunity of applying the principles of harmony, rhythm, learning and growing to a new job or school situation. We expect them to enter into this new situation with pride and confidence knowing that their Irvington background provided them with the skills to find success. They are still the music, only the tunes will change.; Mr. Gercich, Principal 134 Ad ministration Pictured clockwise from top left: Ms. Deborah Weinberg, Asst. Principal, 9th-1 2th Grades; Mr. Carl Hentschke, Asst. Principal, 1 1th-1 2th Grades; Mr. George Rehe, Asst. Principal, 9th Grade; Mrs. Judy Box, Director of Student Activities. 135 Counselors Seniors Junio rs Sophomores Mr. Costello Mrs. Real Mr. Lynch Robert D. Benya President Gloria B. Carr Vice President Sylvia J. Cornell Clerk Richard Arey Member Board of Education Gayle Savage Student Representative m 136 Freshmen Mrs. Hofer Career Center Dr. Meyer Inez B. Ross Member Harry R. Sheppard Member Fred E. Weibel Member Dr. Wayne S. Ferguson Evelyn Rose District Superintendent Superintendent’s Secretary The Board of Education designs the course of the school district. They make the rules with which the schools operate, and also do the hiring, usually with the recommendation of the district. This year the student representative to the Board is the A.S.B. President of America, Gayle Savage. Irvington is fortunate to have counselors that advise students on course se¬ lection, college opportunities and other activities related to school. Career opportunities, aptitudes and abilities are carefully analyzed and discussed with the student so that the best choices can be made. Communication and problem solving are the main techniques used to help the student identify his or her values, needs, ideals and goals. Student self-understanding is the key “service” provided by counselors. Classified Staff Cafeteria Staff: Pictured left to right; Marge Bauers, Jennie Araujo, Bobbie Swezy, Joanne Raymond, Rose Duarte, Joan Heriques, Back Row; Sandy Nelson, Arlene Hoover, Rose Dubiel. Not Pictured; Rose¬ mary Blackwell, Mary Pillow, Lilian Garcia, Northine Epliy. 138 Classified Staff Custodial Staff: Pictured left to right; Front Row; Dennis Mitchell, Bob Johnson, Wayne Leonhardt, Mervyn James, JohnTorque- ada. Back Row; Leandro Torres, Ron Moody, James Baker, Not Pictured; Remo Caminada, How¬ ard Macrum, Ira Wilkes, Jose Silva, Peggy Sharp. 139 U nderdassmen U nderclassmen U nderclassmen U nderclassmen U nderclassmen 141 Junior Class Officers Pictured from left to right; top row Sue Bader-Councilperson, Terry Suko- vez-President, Rusty Nail-Councilperson Cindy Perusse-Councilperson, Bottom row- Kurt Furtado-Councilperson, Dave Grassechi-Councilperson, Patty Thompson-Vice President, Sharon Robichaud-Councilperson. 1978 is Great 1978 is Great Nolan Abbenhous Lav erne Adam Ruby Agamay John Aguilar Chris Aker Fred Albert Brian Aldama Greg Aldridge Mark Allein Kathleen Amo Colleen Andersen Mike Anderson Robert Anolin Tommy Apel Perry Arbgost Stacey Arnold Dan Asimus Gildo Avila Sue Bader Ron Baptista Larry Barker Charlene Barhum Steve Bamum Terri Barritt Greg Bartlett Bryan Beard Jack Beck Mary Beedle Steve Benton Shane Berger Darcy Berne Mary Betchart Dave Betts Korey Biller Janice Blaine 143 1978Is Great 1978is Great Steve Blizel Judi Bloomfield Mark Bogar Kelly Bolivia Vicki Boscacci Patricia Bowman Mary Boynton Sally Breck Groce Breckner Diane Bremer Patti Britto Ken Brogden Dona Brooks Carol Brown Carol Buchanan Allan Bucol Maureen Buggy Devra Bunten Errol Butler Dale Byers Mike Coe ton Kevin Caldwell Sue Callicott Ricardo Camacho Annette Campbell Connie Campbell Christine Campos Gilbert Candelaria Mark Cardwell Linda Carmichael Jeanne Carpenter Al Carrasco Lai Ho Chon Larry Chapman Ron Chappell 144 1978 is Great 1978is Great , Dolores Chavez Lorry Cheng Janet Chiapetto Mitch Christensen Pom Clark Jo Dee Coelho Sheree Coleman Gerald Collins Mark Collins Mike Collins Carmen Conner Debbie Cooper David Cordingly Peter Coveil Mr. Russ Anderson-Physical Education Mrs. Gloria Ashby-Special Education Mrs. Virginia Baker-Math Mark Covington Karen Cowan Kathy Craig Chris Crescibene Laurie Crider Claudette Criswell Dave Cruz Jomes Dahlin Audrey Daley Steve Daniel Diana Dorr Chris Dorsey Mark Davidson Nancy Davis Joan Dawson Russ Deacon Annette DeAnda Dave Debus Ross Deeter Norma Deloge John DeMarta 145 1978is Great 1978is Great Jim DeMartini Thomas Deming Cord Denny JoAnn DePeralta Debbie DePont Michelle DeVooghn Julie Dellnamuno Jerry DeVries Rick Dias Susan Dias Laine Dickey Angie Dickinson Larry Dino Veronica Dobbert Bill Donohue Mr. Bob Berryessa-English Mr. Randy Blei-Business Education Doug Driver Donna Ducat Robert Dukleth Brad Ducon Tim Ducon Chuck Durham Shelly Edwards Renie Ellegood Pat Ellison Rick Englestad Melody Enos Ellen Escobar Ginny Evans Sonia Falcon Leslie Farmer John Fasesky Antoinette Figila Ariel Flores Michele Fogg Pam Foley John Fonvergne 146 1978 is Great 1978is Great Dowayne Fosnough Mork Foster Sherryl Foster Andreo Fountain Kathy Fox Becky Fox worthy John Fracisco Robert Fracisco Ron Freer Kurt Furtodo Ben Gallogher Melody Galvan Lila Garcia Lori Gemberling Craig George Michoel Geroghty Chris Gtambruno Sherri Glover Julie Goheen Martha Goin Leonard Gomez Rose Gomez Betty Gontang Marie Gonzoles Jane Goodfriend Rick Gordon William Gorges Darrel Groef Vicki Graham Doug Grajeda Duane Grandstaff David Grasseschi Dianne Greene Irma Guerra Bob Hogmon 147 1978is Great 1978is Great David Hague Jack Haight Lori Hale Robert Hall Louis Ham mood Mark Hammond Cynthia Harlow Ron Harman Jim Harper Steve Hart Michealle Havenhill Ann Hayes Tom Hayward Sherri Heaston Mr. Dennis Bowden-Science Miss Joan Brennan-Mathematics Robin Hellensmith Loretta Hendricks Gabe Hendrix Garry Henkel Rod Herman Lori Hillocks Mike Hitchcock Bernadette Hoffman Rich Holladay Allison Honjiyo Phyllis Home Mark Horton Sandy Houck Chris Howard Mike Howery Tony Hoyt Cathy Huk Tim Ingwerson Mark Jackson Michelle Jocobs Patti Jacobs 148 1978is Great 1978is Great John Janssens Tomi Jensen Jeanette Jentsch Anita Johansen Roxanne Johnson Scott Johnson Andrea Jones Doug Jones Larry Jones John Kalawaia Jamie Keesee Colleen Kempton Heidi Kendall Kathy Kirk Mr. Francis Brewer-Career Education Mr. Steve Brosamer-Mathematics Mr. Bob Buum-lndustrial Arts Steve Klein Willem Klein Karen Klimkosky Mike Kozel Robby Kulbeth Karen Kulp Amy Kundert Kathy Kurtz Denise Logardo Debbie Lamagna Donna Lamont Judy Lamonte Mike LaMotte Felicia Landavazo James Lasovich Groce Latona Joe Lea Sook Lee Michelle LeHouillier Terry Lerch Mark Lewis 149 1978 is Great 1978is Great Tedd Lima Dennis Linn Jay Little Philip Litzinger Robert Locke Terri Lopes Carmen Lopez Carole Lott Koren Louie John Luevano Chris Lundgren Lynne Mochalowski Bill Moael Mike Mod son Mrs. Jacquie Calvert-Drama Mr. Bi ll Caprasecca-Science John Martinez Missy Martinez Rich Martinez Sandy Martinez Yvonne Martinez Lori Masamitsu Allison Mascot do Michele Massari Dean Mathey Don Mathey Bryan Mauvraedis Guy Mayhew Greg Meily Mary Melech Harvey Mestas Dave Meyer Susan Miller Eric Miskowski Kim Mogg Cristie Moore Sylvia Morris 150 1978is Great 1978is Great Mr. Gene Citta-Physical Education Mrs. Cathy Combs-Foreign Language Mr. Earl Curran-English Roger Nicholson Jose Nieves Chris Nylander Tim O ' Brian Cynthia Oda Barrie O ' Donnell Jenny Ortiz John Ortiz Kathy Ozust Sylivia Pacheco Lori Podelford Karen Pankey Lori Parker Tina Patrone Lydia Pedroza Liz Pena Elise Peralta Maria Perez Suzanne Perkins Cindy Perusse Scott Peters 151 1978is Great 197 8 is Great Leda Petersen Kathy Pfeifer Malcolm Pickard Greg Pimentel Lani Pineda David Pinkett Julie Plimmer Gary Polk Sherree Pollard Lourdes Posada Vicki Price Sarah Ramirez Mike Rasmussen Steve Raw son Annette Ressler Mr. Charles Curtis-Social Science Mrs. Laura Debus-Homemaking Dept. Chair¬ man Craig Rice Greg Richie Jeannette Ridgeway Kathy Rigby Stella Ritter Juana Rivera Brends Roberts Tom Robertson Sharon Robichaud Dianne Rockett Anettionette Rodriguez Anne Rodriguez Julie Rodriguez Gretchen Roeding Gary Rodgers Marty Ryon Bob Sahatjian Kari Salamone Carolyn Solas Daniel Salinas Eleasar Salinas 152 1978 is Great 1978 is Great Mrs. Cathy Doering-English Mr. Roger Durham-Art Mr. Wayne Edwards-Music Dept. Chairman Dan Sibley Russell Siciliano Debbie Silveira Rhonda Simpson Todd Sizer Cleonia Sloan Carol Smith Lauria Smith Lucian Smith Dawn Spainhower Dale Spangler Robert Stevenson Erika Stroud Terry Sukovez Helena Suminguit Ron Sutherland Randy Swanson Corolyn Swette Rick Tankersley Patty Tapia Jeff Taylor 153 1978is Great 1978 is Great Leah Teel Janet Tenchiera Michael Thames Patricia Thompson Kevin Tibbetts Dannie Torquemoda Arlene Torres Cynthia Torres JoEllen Tschantz Dorothy Tyler Anthony Ulibarri Poul Untalan Vernon Valdez Teresa Valentine v Mrs. Shirley Evans-Dept. Head.- Physical Educa¬ tion Mrs. Rose Fajardo- Home Economics Kimberly Vanbebber David Vandenburg Jon Vonzandt Richard Vores David Vorgus Andrew Venturi Angelica Vera Janet Vicencio Julia Vultaggio Johnny Wallace Pamela Walter Lori Wdus Jana Word Poul Ward Richard Ward James Warren Brian Waste Gregory Wayne Carrie Webster Christopher Weiss Cameron Welsh 154 1978 is Great 1978is Great Rodney Whitfield Debora Williams Michelle Williams Michoel Williamson Robert Wilson Clyde Wixom Colleen Wixom Larry Wood lynette Woodward Linda Woolard Lynda Wootton Darren Yancey Ted Young Craig Yuhas Mr. Dean Faulkner- Foreign Language Mr. Jeff Fern- Physical Education Mrs. Carolyn Finn- Reading Diane Zoucha Pictures Slot Available Glen Boca Ronald Durham Matthew Jones Brett Sheppard Sandra Baird Mark Eddis Roy Jones Edna Spaulding Ignatius Barr Frank Elliott Raymundo Juarez Michael Stelle Peggy Barton Cory Foster Concetto Lamaestra John Stramecki Mary Billeci Reynold Garcia Paula Landry Jeffrey Swartz Tayna Bluford Teresa Garger Roger Lewis Shanie Tavares Jeff Brewer Sonia Gibson Mitchell Louie Raymond Taylor Wanda Brown Robert Gorman Yvonne Lovato Yvette Tiapon Dayton Burkholder Donald Gregoire Laura Marron Eloy Trujillo Kim Caldwell Lisa Hagens Charles McConnell Scott Vance Michoel Campbell Robin Hall Sandra McDonald Freddie Vasquez Frank Carracci Kevin Hoisted Diane Mercado Vivian Velez Cas Casados Michoel Hammond Susan Miller Caroline Verbaere Bertha Castro Thomas Hammond Martin Mucino Andre Warren Elizabeth Clark Timmy Harris Steven Ortega Anthony Wells Anita Conas David Heim Daniel Ortiz Charles Wells Mary Craig Maria Hernandez Edwin Ortiz David Westerhoff Michael Cribbin John Jackson Michele Osmar Daniel Wormuth Patricio Croneis Cindy Jai Lanita Pate Gary Wright Larry Crum Debbie Jai Nancy Rivera Kevin Wright Kenneth Cudebec Teresa Jeffrey Colleen Rodgers Norman Yoritate Josephine Delgado Robert Jerome Joe Rodriguez Kevin Young Robert Dolianitis Deanna Jones Robert Sexton Ronald Douglas Gerald Jones John Sharp 155 Sophomore Class Officers Pictured from left to right: Bottom row, Sandy Bliss, Council- person; Karen Goff, Vice President; Mona Mendoza, Coun- cilperson; Top row, Lynne Andersen; Councilperson, Danny Touris, President. Ludwig Betchort Debbie Bitz Jeff Betz 157 Lawrence Bitz Harlan Blackshire Dennis Blakeslee Sandy Bliss Barry Blondin Tony Blood Dewayne Bluford Marci Boettcher Robert Boga Cathy Boone Randy Boyes Richard Boyce John Boynton Thomas Brammer Mark Breland Aaron Brinkerhoff Bill Brogden Mike Brouillard Peter Brown Doug Brumfield Kevin Bryan Larry Buchanan Sandy Buchanan Joe Bueno Scott Burbank Niel Burkhart Dayton Burkholder Ron Byrd Debbie Callahan Jose Camacho Tracy Campbell Steve Canada Stephen Carey Joan Carpenter Elizabeth Carillo 158 Edward Carini Lori Castaldo Dan Caudle Ken Centers Mark Cesare Charlotte Chaney Tracy Chapman Stella Christensen Lloyd Cline Sharon Cline Doug Clough Karen Colclough Randy Cole Michael Coleman Renee Collins Troy Collins Shawn Colyard Veronica Contreras Fred Con we 11 Lee Corboy Rachel Cortez Mike Cotter John Cowgill Robert Crabb Jim Craig Ben Crawford Diane Crawford Lynnette Criswell Tomi Cross Tom Crowell Brent Docrymple Doug Dahlin Shannon Daly Brian Dougherty Judy Davis Mr. Frank Galasso English Dept. Chairman Mr. Dan Galvin Business Ed. Mr. DeWitt Glasgow Social Science 159 Kyle Dawson Heidi Dean Eric Debus Curtis DeCamara Ron Decker Linda Deeter Lisa DeHart Mrs. Lee Glover-Music Mrs. Diane Golda-Career Education Cheryl Denny Scott Depree Michele Dick Jamie Dingus Gretchen Dokey Kathy Domire Debbie Donaldson Chris Donez Mike Donohue Storla Dothage Athena Douros Louis Duarte Phillip Duarte Dave Duncan Ray Dunkin Sharon Dunn Terri Duran Marie Dutra Vic Dutra Wes Eocret Lori Eckler Carl Eddis Karen Edgar Troy Edged Doug Edwards Tonia Eguina Sharon Engel Sue England 160 Glen Engley Jack Eppler David Erickson Steve Evertt Lisa Ewing Cindy Fabris Richard Fadness Steve Femondez Vince Figlia Joanne Fleitz Kathy Flemmer Maria Flores Ricardo Flores Dana Fogle Paul Fontenot Jim Fonvergne Trocy Foster Susan Frocisco Annette Franks Mitch Fredericks Jolene Freitas Cindy Frymire Pat Gallegos Carol Gann Joe Garcia Mike Garcia Eric Gomer Mike Gavin Mr. Vern Hall-Science Miss Joan Hammes-Physical Education Mr. Don Harmon-Industrial Arts Pamela Gemoya Kym Glover Kathy Gollihar Bertha Gomez Gary Gomez Rafael Gomez Patty Gonzales 161 Yolonda Gonzalez Reed Goodwin Ron Gorman Chris Gorges John Gouldthorpe Bob Graham Kathy Grasseschi Mr. George Harms-Industrial Arts Mr. Jerry Hein-Business Education Bob Groat Gus Guerra Joe Guerra Ben Guiterrez Cindy Guiterrez Darsie Hagens Sandra Hale Merriley Hall Rhonda Hall Bob Hamilton Mark Hampton Tommy Handel Chris Hansen Mike Horivock Marena Harlow Don Harman Kelly Harmon Jill Harris Todd Harrison Lori Hase Rick Hatton Nancy Havenhill Craig Haworth Don Hawthorne Debbie Heoden Polly Hedlund Kerry Helgesen Kim Hendricks 162 Dennis Hensell Patty Hernandez Donald Hicks Davolynn Hill Lynna Hitchcock Clare Hoffman Lindy Holidy Paul Holladay David Hollensheod Kim Holley John Holloman Darla Homes Helena Holslog Teri Hoover Cathy Horten Phil Houseworth Roxanne Howery Frank Howser Tom Hughes James Hunt Clifford Hurt Jeff Hylton Karen Inglin Tami Ishida Tina Jack Joe Jacobs Andrew Jarvis Cheryl Jensen Mrs. Patricia Hung - Math Mrs. Marylyn Jeppson - English Mr. Fred Kemper - Career Center Scott Johansen Shelly Johnson Cindy Jones Cindy Jorden Mike Jones Laura Jorgensen Karen Jorgensen 163 Christy Julian Art Junier Gayle Kalawaia Robin Kaufman Marie Kennerly Katie Kester Kathy Kilgore Rcndy Kirk Glenn Kishiyama Shane Koch Sherry Kovocs Kimberly Koyle Cheryl Kratochvil Rody Kretschmer Eleanore Lacy Brian Lamfens Janice Landwehr Jaime Lorio David Larsen Curt Larsen Lynne Lavallee Terry Ledoux Keva Lee Cathy Lenhardt Charles Leveque Teresa Lewis Dave Lind Laura Little Debbie Loja Steve Lomker Dawn Long Rene ' Lopes Randy Low Jeff Lowan Lori Machado Paula Mock Donna Maners Robert Manfizeda Melissa Mantz Beth Mares Tamara Marlowe 164 Fred Martin Lenny Martin Tom Martine Rebecca Martinez Selina Martinez Cindy Martir-Cortes Joyce Mason Stephen Massari Ken Matzer Brian Me Been Mark McCabe Dawn McComas Mondy McDoniel Leigh Me Donald Mr. George Land - History Miss Bonnie Lind - Math Mr. Irving Koppel - Social Science Mike McDonough Jeff McEloroy Mary McFodden Bruce McGregor Ron McLeon Kathy Meocham Bruce Medeiros 165 Ron Miles Katherine Miller Rick Milosky Mark Missiontubbi Robert Mitchell John Mock Trocy Mogg George Molina Barbara Moore Rick Moraida Vicki Moreno Renee Morrell Mork Mullaney Michelle Mulleague Bert Murdoch Ray Nunez Susan Ocker Christina O ' Connor Greg O ' Connor Greg Oda Matt O’Donnell Joseph Oliveira Angelica Oliver Nadja Olson Mike O ' Neal Richard Omeias Annette Orte Greg Ortega Jeannine Ortiz Robert Ortiz Diana Otting Debbie Podelford Donetts Pagan Kevin Palmer Pete Pangelinan Ms. Jody Lookabill-Foreign Language Depart- Mr. j Q h n Lowrey-Social Studies ment Chairman 166 Grant Paulson Gayle Poulson Mitch Pearson Denise Penaflor Donna Pera Cory Pereira Fred Perez Tina Perry Vonaolle Perry Bill Peters Mike Petrie Donna Peterson Darrell Phillips Tracy Phillips Teresa Pinnon Al Piper Birgit Poschmann Ami Prather Kerey Quaid Cathy Queen Don Ralph Tracy Ramirez Martin Ranger Julie Rasczewski Mike Reed Lyndelle Reich Robert Reimer Kathy Reinstra Brett Remoaldo David Resendez Cindy Reyes John Ribeira Sue Rice Sandie Richards Mary Riddle Mr. Ben MacMillan-Special ED. 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Chair- Mr. Rodger Madsen-Auto Shop Mrs. Barbara Maki-Girl s P.E. man 167 Alan Ritter David Riveria Susie Riveria Tom Roberts Nancy Robertson Frank Rodriguez Matty Rodriguez Loretta Rommelse Particia Row Sue Ruble Darrell Rumple Peggy Rusler Brad Russell Tom Salter Mark Sanders Gary Santos Erin Sore Rick Savage Scott Schaa Susan Schall Fred Schouble Mr. Al Matto-lndustrial Arts Dave Schuetz Joe Schultz Mr. Ben McEntee-English Ted Schumocher Michael Schwinghammer Ron Smith Robert Self Jackie Sexton Nick Shelton Melissa Shepard Kevin Shoe Todd Sieber Alethea Silva Jean Jocques Simard Brenda Smith Don Smith Jeff Smith 168 Steve Smith Vicky Smith Dave Snell Jim Snee Ray Sorensen Paul Stelle Lori Stevens James Stevenson Mike Stewart John Stone David Storer Brenda Strand Tony Strop Karen Sukovez James Suth Ole Swonson Jeff Swartz Debbie Swede I son Mark Swineford Laura Tonkersley Craig Tate Gail Thames Andy Theobald Donny Thomas Kevin Thomas Cheryl Thompson Ten Thompson Elizabeth Tiapon Eric Tissol Percy Tits worth Meda Tittle Kelly Torres Danny Touris John Trejo Rosalind Trujillo 169 Jeff Tucker Bob Tyler Tim Tyree Steve Valdez John Valentine Laureen Vares Mike Vasquez Ken Vaughn Steffanie Veazey Joe Villarreal Virginia Villarreal Mark Villegas Frank Virgil Poul Virgil Tammy Woddell John Wade Karen Wodowski Curtis Walker Kathy Walker Rich Walker Rick Walker Shawn Waller Jim Webb Judy Webster Mr. Harley Monian-lndustrial Arts Mr. Bob Moorman-Reading Joy Weir Mike Weisenberger Kim Weisser Todd Wellman David Wells Alice Wetherford Chris Wheeler Peggy White Bruce Wilkes Roxanne Wilkinson Bryan Williams Charles Williams 170 Mike Wong Tamara Wonser Chuck Worcester Ron Wright Patti Yeoman Kim Yoshinobu Bonnie Young Pictures IVot Available Richord Berumen Stan Bracken Shirley Brewer Judith Bruner Terry Buckmaster Carol Cady Umberto Casso Neomi Cavaness Miriam Craig Mark Crider Angela Daniel Hermina Davis Edward Eaton Joseph Farenkamm Michael Fraley Eric Friedrich Joe Geer David Gjer Jill Glennon Steven Godinez Karen Goff Ed Gomez Kimberly Gordon Wendy Harwood Lucy Helm Eric Herup Linda Holland Jon Johnson Kathy Johnson John Koplen David Kretschmer Todd Lyons Ed Martinez Norma Martinez Joanne Me Daniel Thomas Melech Timothy Midkiff Margo Montez Carmen Mucino Paul Niehaus Donald Patterson Lynette Phillips Steven Pickering Teri Rego Rubin Renwald Charlene Rivera Yvette Rodriquez Eric Roe Leah Ross Steve Roy Christopher Russell Eriinda Servantes Scott Sorci Pamela Standlee Kelly Trimble Brian Trimboli Cam Van Rosendale Patricia Vasquez Rosa Vera Judy Vicens Linda Vigil Robert Warren Tom Wester Harvey White Tony Williams Susan Woodbury Richard Zoucha 171 Bottom Row, Pictured left to right, Sherri May (President), Sally King (Councilperson), Mary Giovannoni (Vice-President), and Patti Smith (Councilperson). Top Row, left to right, Val Collins (Councilperson), Sara Ford (Councilperson), Renee Campbell (Councilperson), and Kelly Burke (Councilperson) Freshman Class Officers Joe Benton Trocy Berry Mike Berthiaume Marcel Besson Jess Bettencourt Debbie Blair Martha Birdwell Mike Bishop Linda Bitz Andrea Blair Dan Bloomfield Wdloce Bluford Maun Boettcher Debbie Bogart Vindi Borrero James Botello Tim Bottorff Cheryl Boynton Bruce Bradley John Bramhall Dawn Breitzman We have only just begun. Ms. Marian Pickup-Physical Educatior Mr. Neil Rigby-Industrial Arts Department Chairman Daphne Brown Julie Brown Ron Brown Trocy Browning Kerry Bryan Lance Buck Karla Buckmaster Deborah Buell Scott Bullman Brian Burgis Kelly Burk Frank Buschhueter Brian Busk Laura Butler 174 Loreen Coires Laurie Ccures Bill Calderon Lisa Caldwell Juan Camacho Renee Campbell Wanda Candelaria Orlando Cardenas Vivera Cardwell Linda Carey Dennis Carmean Rhonda Carofhers Todd Carpenter Diane Carrillo Robin Carrion Alice Carroll Lida Carroll Jeff Carter David Casteel Cindy Castillo Paul Champoux to learn as much Mr. John Rout-Social Studies Mr. Bert Robarts-Social Science LaiHing Chan Lance Chapman Lucinda Chapman Sharon Chapman Donna Christensen Vicki Christensen Chris Christiansen Kim Clark Darren Clarke Margie Clift Michelle Clift Patty Coit David Coleman John Coleman 175 John Collins Volarie Collins Rudy Contreras Jocque Cook Kenneth Coon Ramona Cortez Charles Counts Veronic Coveil Jeff Cox Wayne Craddock Koren Craig Dennis Cromer Patti Crider Jerry Cruz Jeff Cucculelli Bill Cunningham Ginger Cunningham Michele Cunningham Jerry Curtemon Lu Dorr Stuart Daugherts as we can, to experience Pam Depper Julio DeUnamuno Larry DeVillanueva Danny Dias Nick Diaz Patty Dicker Frankie Dickinson Laurie Daniels Barbara Dippold Bobby Dodds Eric Dokey Alexandra Dolianitis Carol Domeier Mary Donahue 176 David Donez Tim Donohue Dan Dotson Vincent Duarte Steve Dukieth Barry Duncan Denise Duncan Rhonda Dunger Faith Dunham David Dutra Beth Dwyer Donna Eason Vickie Ebbler John Edmondson John Elliott Susan Elliott Sue Elson Bryon Everett Cindy Everett Greg Forian Joe Farias everything there Mrs. Charlene Sciambi-Foreign Language Ms. Marcia Selna-Reading Department Miss Nancy Serednicky-English Chairman Keith Farmer Kim Federico Kathy Ferrau Cindy Fidone Leroy Fitzgerald Jamie Fianogin Cindy Fletcher Jose Flores Sara Ford Carry Foster Dave Fountain Dan Freitas Mary Fretz Stephanie Frey re 177 Lydia Frvge Donna Gomche Patty Garcia Tom Furtodo Noncy Gado Corole Gardner Robert Garlick Tommy Geer Mike Genthner Troy George Mary Giovannoni David Glover Joe Goette Tom Goette Melinda Goin Mike Gollihar Scott Gonzales Janette Grajeda Joe Greene Raymond Gregg Troy Gryder is, to feel even the Mr. Dale Sherrill-Mathematics Mrs. Sue Shropshire-Art Carol Hamid Rikki Hamilton Ty Hammond Leslie Hampton Morjeon Hansen Ron Harper Jeff Harris Ronn Harrison Vicki Harrison James Hatcher Robert Hawthorne Margie Hay Frank Hedlund Matt Hedrick 178 !l i Rodney Hecinemonn Josh Hendrix Tim Henriques Trino Hensley Bob Hernandez Denise Herrmann Kevin Hickam Daria Hill Kathy Hillocks Sheena Hillocks Janna Hitchcock Pam Hobbs Mark Hoendervoost Dolores Hoffman Robin Hohenshelt Michael Hollensheod Jennie Holman Loura Holt Lori Hoover Tom Hovis Scott Howard i 1 1 it intangible, then Mr. Bill Sinnott-Physical Education Mr. Phil Smith-Librarian Mr. Larry Soderman-Social Studies Bob Howe Dawn Huffman Lynnette Hultman Lorena Hunt Kathy Hurtodo Nancy Hutton Carrie luey Mike Jacobs Wanda Jacobson John Jacques Christy Jason Brenda Jeffreys Joel Jensen Jeff Jentsch 179 Barbara Johnson Chris Johnson David Johnson Scot Johnson Lori Johnston Cindy Jones Dole Jones Denise Jordan Peggy Kakacek Steve Kalvig Cathy Kellogg Solly King Donna Kissler Elaine Kissler Laurieann Klein Roduey Koch Chuck Koehler Lisa Kranich Tom Kratochvil Kathy Kremkau Glenn Krone mix everything together to Paula Landavazo Paula Landers Mike Lammers Roxanne LaPlant Catherine Laplume Roxann Laubscher Sally Leach James Lenhardt Tammy Lerch Pam LeVeque Julie Lewis Robin Lewis Renee Leyva Diane Lheureux 180 Sam Limas Mark Linn Jeff Little Mark Littlefield Jeff Lloyd JoLynn Long Lori Long Lorri Longcor Craig Lopez Steve Lopez Patti Lord Doug Louie Cynthia Lubke Mark Luttrell Terrie MacDonald Ron Model Steve Mack Frank Maddox Tina Maki Kenny Mallet Teresa Manfreda blend our future. Mr. Bill Stanley-Special Education Mrs. Mary Stoermer-Business Education Mr. Martin Stoll-Business Ed. Dept. Chairman Linda Manibusan Ernie Manuel Vicki Marshall Holly Martin Kathleen Martin Rick Martin Becky AAartinez Denny Martinez Rachel Martinez Rob Mortinez Mike Massari Julie Mattews Kris Matzek Sherri May 181 Lori Mayhew Mike Me Clenathan Jeff Me Clure Ron Me Clure Sherry Me Donald Marry McDuffie Beverly Me Fodden Joe Me Garry Danny Me Ghee Mark Me Kane Lee Me Kie Sondra Me Vay Marie Meacham Wendy Medeiros Kenneth Meeks Gary Meily Karen Meirstin Chris Mendenhall Don Messersmith Jeff Miller Tom Miller Our future is for our A l Hugo Miromontes Michelle Miskowski Gerald Mitchell Robin Mize Mr. Harry Stookey Mr. Jim Strausser- Math Dept. Chairman Terri Mize Mike Moffitt Dan Montalbo Vanissa Montoya Ron Moody Laurie Morales Theresa Mosko Mitch Mount Jim Mulleogue Diana Munoz Simona Munoz Chris Murillo Steve Myers Larry Mynatt 182 Jim Nakamoto Gabe Nellor Barry Nelson Jeff Newman Connie Noonan Patty Norris Paul O ' Brien Russell O ' Brien Veronica Ochoa Juanita Oliver Luis Orozco Linda Ortega Ken Ortiz Debra Pacheco Tony Pogen Ron Pappas Randy Parkerson Anna Patane Paula Patrone Doug Payne Valerie Payne living along with 183 Lynn Porterfield Luz Posada Martha Posada Laura Potter Tim Potts John Promes Tom Prusa Colleen Ralph Jimmy Ramirez Dennis Ramsey Donna Randa Tom Rankin Brenda Rebhahn Verne Reeves Michelle Remoaldo Crystal Rentzel Alma Resendez Ken Rhondes David Rice Lorena Richardson Barb Rickman the living there will Miss Tena Trabookis- English Mr. Wilfred Tracy - Special Ed. Daniel Rodriquez Feb Rodriquez Mike Rodriquez Ed Rogers Theresa Rose Ursub Rosenberg Mark Ross Michelle Rotiski Ruben Rubio Susan Rustin Scott Rutherford Cathy Salazar Beatrice Salinas Mark Solvodor 184 Fred Sanchez Mark Sanchez Wanda Sanders Steve Santos Troy Schaa Teresa Schall Debbie Schoudt Jim Schmid Bob Schmidt Susan Schmidt Mike Schubert Craig Schultz Kelly Schurr Sandy Scott Niles Searls Sharon Secrest Bill Sedgwick Alan Self Kellie Sharon Karen Shealey Randy Shipman always be mistakes Ms. Jean Ullman-Art Ms. Roberta Vasko-English Marie Shuck Kelly Shue Antoinette Silva Rick Silveira Joe Silvey Richard Simko Tom Simon Tammy Simpson Babette Smith Patti Smith John Stark Donna Stark Lisa Sou tar Sue Smith 185 Steve Stevens Allan Stone Mike Stone Rich Storer Steven Strop Harold Suminguit Lisa Swanson Julie Swette Ben Talamantes Dave Templeton Gail Tenchiera Julie Thomas Liz Thompson Jill Tipton Cheri Tolley Laura Tomoe Joey Trancosa Winde Underwood Armand Uribe Lisa Ussery Vince Valdez for we have only just Dino Vores Oralio Vasquez Lenna Venegas Martha Vera Patty Vera Anna Verbitsky Dan Vidchich Carol Waddell Angela Wode Patti Walters Susan Walton Trocy Wason Reggie Watson Anna Webster 186 Deborah Williams Tammy Williams Wendy Williams Aubrae Williamsen Cindy Williamson Cheryl Wood Bill Wootton Susanne Worcester Timothy Worlein Karen Wright Sharon Wright Kerri Wussow Brett Yobas Begun . . . 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