Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

— What were once dreams of the future 3 4 As we go on 8 in life searching for things we’ve yet to find 9 fill our mind with visions of yesterday ll 12 to reach back in time 13 Just to find the days have all gone away 16 SYMPHONIC BAND The Symphonic band, under the direc¬ tion of Mr. Wayne Edwards, performed on many different occasions. Early in October, the combination Marching Band-Symphonic Band per¬ formed and marched in the Pathfinder ' s Pa¬ rade: for this performance they were awarded second place. lust prior to Christmas vacation, they performed their annual Winter Concert. The graduation music was also per¬ formed by the Symphonic band. A new feature this year, spotlight ' s a se¬ lect group of students to perform more challenging music with the Wind En¬ semble . 18 Pictured L - R, Bottom row: Dana Brooks, Loveen Caires, Lee McKie, Laura Tornoe, Lori Hoover, lay Little, Vicki Adair. Second row: Kerey Quaid, Peggy Kakacek, Sally Leach, Alma Resendez, An¬ drea Blair, Lisa Caldwell, Donna Ducat, Dan Rodri¬ guez, Daria Hill. Third row: Kim Yoshinobu, Bryan Everett, Steve Canada, Eric Thompson, Brian Busk, Gerald Young, Pam Bell, Mr. Edwards (Director), David Hollenshead. Fourth row: Rick Camacho, Randy Aubrey, Allan Stone, Mark Sanders, Larry Jones, Gary Rogers, Pete Covell, Dawn Long. Under the baton of Mr. Wayne Edwards, the Stage band kept busy all year. They performed thei r an¬ nual Christmas show; as well as a Winter Concert and a Spring Concert. The high¬ light of the year, for the Stage band, was this year ' s musical, Guys and Dolls for which the band gave a highly praised performance. Larry Jones, the student director, and Gary Rogers, the Assistant Student Direc¬ tor, were chosen by the band students to help Mr. Edwards. Pictured L - R, Bottom row: Daria Hill, Dan Wormuth, Top row: Mr. Edwards (Director), Mark Sanders, Rick Cam Bryan Everett, Dan Caeton, Brian Busk. Second row: Dana acho, Larry Barker, Gary Rogers, Kerey Quaid. Brooks, Fred Landers, Dawn Long, Teri Hoover, Larry Jones. STAGE BAND 19 Our color guards for this year were very actively involved in school spirit. They could be seen at football games and parades. They also participated in Cal Band Day and the Cupertino Band Review. Their merits in¬ cluded a second place in the Veterans ' Day Parade and supe¬ rior ribbons in field routines dur¬ ing their stay at a rifle camp last summer in Santa Barbara. DRUM MAJOR COLOR GUARD David Hollenshead L to R- Caroline Kuehn, Tammy Williams, Angie Dickinson, Tavia Quaid. VIKING MARCHING BAND iS_ Pictured from left to right, Lisa Swanson, Vicki Adair, Lorren Caires, Lee McKie, Kerey Quaid, Laura Tornoe, Dana Brooks, Lori Hover, George Blaine, David Hollenshead. Second row, Nancy Gado, Kelly Burk, Collen Burk, Brenda Bussard, Sandy Burris, Larry Mendoza, Kathy Triplett, Janet Engel, Jamie Youngberg, Sally Leach, Gina Myers, Eric Thompson, Steve Canada, lose Camacho, Mary Gon- tang. Third row, Angie Dickinson, Larry Barker, Keith Hillesland, Dan Rodriguez, Dan Caeton, Daria Hill, Bryan Everett, Tim Nichols, lames O ' Brien, Fred Landers, Terri Hoover, Sam Rodrigues, Mr. Ed¬ wards Fourth row Tammy Williams, Carolyn Kuehn, Rick Camacho, Alan Stone, Mark Sanders, Gary Rodgers, Pete Covell, Larry Jones, Peggy Kakacek, Marena Harlow, Kathy Gollihar, Kim Yoshinobu, Marie Aguilar. 21 PEP BAND The Pep Band played this year at all of the away football games. Irvington ' s Pep Band concen¬ trates on mod¬ ern Pop Rock. Larry |ones is the Pep Band ' s di¬ rector. Thank you for your great perfor¬ mances. Standing L to R: Front row, Dana Brooks, Larry Jones, Director, Pete Coveil, Cary Rogers, Second row, Kathy Rigby, Teri Hoover, Sandy Burris, Third row. Dawn Long, Bryan Everett, Daria Hill, David Hollenshead, Dan Wishnoff, Back row, Larry Barker, Steve Canada, Dan Wormuth, Sally Leach, Rich Camacho, Fred Land¬ ers, Lisa Caldwell, and Pam Bell. Donna Ducat, Lisa Caldwell, Daria Hill and Pam Bell 22 FROSH BAND Irvington ' s Frosh Band performed with the Marching Band at football games and parades earlier in the year. They per¬ formed with the Sym¬ phonic Band in the Winter Concert. Other perfor¬ mances included IHS At¬ tendance Area Spring Con¬ cert, IHS Spring Concert, the Cal Band Day Pathfin¬ der ' s Day Parade and the Veteran ' s Day Parade. They also combined with the Symphonic Band to play at Graduation. This year the Frosh Band, also, won a Second Place Award at the Pathfinder ' s Day Parade. Standing L to R: Front row, Brenda Bussard, Janet Engel, Mary Gontang, George Blaine, Kieth Hill- esland, Sam Rodriguez, Second row, Cassandra Burris, Jamie Younberg, Kathy Triplett, Gina Myers, Mr. Wayne Edwards, Back row, Fred Land¬ ers, Larry Mendoza, Gerald Young, Dan Caeton, Tim Nichols, Not pictured, James O ' Bien, Pat McEwen, Jay Little, and David Hollenshead. Mary Gontang, Sandy Burris, Steve Canada and Jose Camacho Gerald Young 23 THOR THROATS Pictured Left to Right; bot¬ tom row, Lynne Andersen, Athena Douros. 2nd row, Tom Melech, Sue Callicott, Pam Depper. Kathy Rigby, Kerey Quaid. ird row, Mike Donahue, Tim Duncan, Concetta Lamaestra, Dan Wishnoff. Nolan Abbenhaus. Top row. Bob Sahatjian, Michelle DeVaughn, Neil Burkhart, Gail Thames, Debby Loja, Diane Rockett, Larry Jones, Sherree Pollard, |im Suth. The Thor Throats are a very talented singing group. They practice many hours a day on short skits, singing, and dancing. The group is instructed by Mrs. Lee Clover. They performed at the Christmas show this year; and it was outstanding. We are very proud to have such a talented group of students at¬ tending Irvington High School. 24 THOR THROATS This is Michelle DeVaughn singing a solo in the Christmas show. She The Thor Throats in a sing and dance number from their show, has a beautiful voice. . j , ’ One of the skits from the Christmas show involved a lot of sing¬ ing and dancing, and thats one of the Thor Throats favorite things to do. The young men in the group sang a song together with a little help from Gail Thames. What a treat for any young girl. 25 CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir is the main event at many of the concerts held at Irvington. The choir is very versa¬ tile as they sing a combination of traditional, classi¬ cal and popular music. The group is led by Mrs. Lee Clover. - Pictured Left to Right, Bottom Row, Sherri Heaston, Sherree Pollard, Kathy Rigby, Christine Adams, Linda Woolard, Mar¬ garet Petrie, Dianne Rockett, Rebecca Baldini, Susan Call- icott, Michelle Devaughn, Concetta Lamaestra, Francesca Ramos, Katherine Miller, Pamela Depper, Second Row, Mrs. Lee Glover, Gail Thames, Lynne Anderson, Debbie Wilkes, Karen jorgensen, Susan Elliot, Cynthia Lubke, Michelle Barnes, Marjean Hansen, Colleen Wixom, Laura Marron, Bonnie Young, Colleen Ralph, Cheryl Kratochvil, Mary Beedle, Peggy White, Top Row, Gregory Oda, Kerey Quaid, Nolan Abbenhaus, Larry Barker, Kymathy Glover, Daniel Wishnoff, Edward Delgadillo, Timothy Duncan, Michael Do¬ nohue, james Suth, Larry Jones, James Ervin, Thomas Melech, Kyle Dawson, Neil Burkhart, Robert Sahatjian. Chorus is a be¬ ginning class for any girl who likes to sing. They learn about music and perform at the concerts here at Ir¬ vington. K M 0 a o Pictured Left to Right, Bottom Row, Cynthia Rickie, Tammy Cole, Cheryl Wood, Michelle Lamaestra, Sherry Eldridge, Laurie Daniels, Michelle LeHoullier, Second Row, Jenni Rick¬ man, Debby Wilkes, Susan Elliott, Denise Duncan, Tavia Quaid, Tammy Williams, Carolyn Kuehn, Top Row, Tracy Se- crest, Sherree Pollard, Annette Laplant, Karla Buckmaster, Lisa Swanson, Carrie Ivey, Lori Heaston. 26 CHAMBER CHORALE Chamber Chorale is a select group of singers who perform in the community, at festivals and at Irving¬ ton ' s concerts. This group has won many Superior Awards at various competitions for five years running. The group tours some part of Califor¬ nia each year. Pictured Left to Right, Bottom Row, Larry Jones, Kathy Rigby, Michael Donohue, Sherri Heaston, Sherree Pollard, Second Row, Thomas Melech, Karen Jorgensen, Gail Thames, Col¬ leen Wixom, Michelle Devaughn, Kerey Quaid, Dianne Rockett, Top Row, Timothy Duncan, Mrs. Lee Glover, Nolan Abbenhaus, Lynne Anderson, Daniel Wishnoff, Larry Barker. 27 ONE ACT PLAYS Oh shut up. All In a days work. One Act Plays were performed this year to raise money for various activities carried out b the Drama Dept. Valhalla was packed with people anxiously wait¬ ing for the presentation of the six stories. The skits were as follows: Impromptu performed b Debbie Bitz, Tracy Chapman, Les Hackey, and Dan Touris. The plot was one of four actors finding themselves. Game of Chess performed b Kyle Dawson and Neil Burkhart. The plot was about a King outsmarting his assassin. ' The Stronger performed by Karen Goff. The plot was of a woman confronting her husband ' s mistress about their affair. Let there be Farce performed byJDeb- bie Loja and Mary Beedle. The moral of this story was Do unto others before the do unto you. Suppressed Desires performed by Robert Sahatjian, Laura Marron and Diane Rockett. This was about how your suppressed desires should sometimes stay suppressed! Sundays Cost Five Pesos performed by Cheryl Kra- tochivil, Dan Wishnoff, Peggy White, Cathy Lenhart and Tammy lensen. The story was one of girl meets boy, girl loses boy, girl gets boy back in a Mexican village. GUYS AND DOLLS” Guys and Dolls is an off-beat musical that in¬ volves two couples in an unusual romance. The story takes place in New York City during the early 1950 ' s. Skye Masterson and Sarah Brown are the first couple and Nathan Detriot and Adelaide are the second couple. Skye and Nathan are gambling buddies. One night Skye bets on whether or not he can go out with Sarah Brown, a Salvation Army worker. Sarah accepts Skye on the promise of receiving twelve converted sinners . The second couple Nathan and Adelaide have been engaged for fourteen years. Adelaide is a chorus girl at the Hot Box. When the girls discover that Skye and Nathan are still gambling after they promised not to, Sarah and Adelaide refused to marry them. Sarah and Adelaide, however change their minds with the idea of changing Skye and Nathan after they ' re married. Guys and Dolls was performed on May 18, 19, and 20th at 7:10 P.M. with a matinee the 20th at twelve o ' clock. Admission was $2.50 for General, and $2.00 with A.S.B., under 12 or over 65. The mu¬ sical took 2 1 2 hours to perform. Ms. Linda jack- son was the choreographer, blocker and director of Guys and Dolls . Mr. Wayne Edwards con¬ ducted the music and Mrs. Lee Glover worked with the vocal parts. Ms. Jackson was very ably assisted by Les Hackey (Asst. Dir.) and the sixth period play production crew without whose help Guys and Dolls would not have been a success it was. Hot Box Dancers Greg Oda Ron McClure Tony Pagan Lee Hammond Frank Carracci Phillip Abbenhaus Scott Peters Debbie Loja CHARACTERS Athena Duros Skye Masterson Dan Wishnoff Lisa Swanson Sarah Brown Sue Callicot Tavia Quaid Nathan Detoit Ted Barker Mary Newman Adelaide Lynne Anderson Cara Barnes Nicely-Nicely Johnson Kerey Quaid Teri Hoover Benny Southstreet Nolan Abbenhaus Cheryl Kratochvil Rusty Charlie Larry Jones Karen Goff Liver Lips Louie Ted Barker Gail Thames Harry the Horse Scott Peters Havana Speciality Number Janey Moore Big Julie Larry Longrus Chorus Tow nspeople Sally King Arvide Abernathy Tim Duncan Colleen Anderson General Cartwright Pam Depper Peggy White Agatha Chris Adams Susie Jackson Gangsters Rob Andrews Cindy Ivey Jose Camacho Lori Heaston Pat Erwin Debbie Wiley Rebecca Baldini Salvation Army Band Chris Adams 31 32 33 SONG GIRLS SING OUT The Song Girls did it again for the fourth straight year in a row at the Santa Barbara Specialty Camp! This unprecedented record of winning the first place trophy in routines was the climax of the stay at camp this year. The build up was the winning of eight indi¬ vidual ribbons. Every girl on the squad took an award home with them. Irvington is very proud to have such a marvelous group of Song Girls. The squad was made up of: Renie Ellegood, Cathy Huk, Sheryl Schanen, Tricia Merck, Michelle Rotiski, Lori Machado and Melody Galven-Head. LrE-T-T-E-R-G-I-R-L-S Enthusiasm made up for a lack of experience when the Lettergirls won a third place trophy at the Santa Cruz Specialty Camp during the sum¬ mer. This new squad of Sophomores is headed by Missy Williams, a senior, and the only up¬ perclassman in the group. Pictured above L-R: Carol Hamid, Joanne Bautista, Chris Lovato, Missy Williams-Head, Lisa Soutar, Donna Persico, Brenda Rebhahn, Rhonda Carothers, Valerie Payne, and Tina Maki. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SHOW THEIR SPIRIT T he energetic Varsity Cheerleaders headed by Te¬ resa Valentine showed their great spirit at all games and rallies during the year. The squad went to the cheerleading camp at Santa Barbara where they won three superior ribbons in their cheerleading demonstrations. Their talent was recognized by the other groups at camp when they awarded the squad consisting of Teresa Valentine-Head, Pam Clark, Patti Croneis, Peggy Rusler, Michelle Mulleague and Joyce Mason the Most Hardworking trophy for the summer. J.V. CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS J.V. ROOTS” GO DEEP The young Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had a great year!!!! They started the year by taking three superior and one ex¬ cellent ribbons at the Santa Barbara Specialty Camp. Through all their diligent effort they were recognized with the Hardest Working trophy given each year to the most energetic squad in their division. Not one to rest on their laurels, during the J.V. Basketball Tournament this spirited squad won the Spirit trophy, beat¬ ing out high schools from all over the South Bay. This year ' s squad was under the leadership of Lorena Richardson-Head, Veronica Dobbert, Kim Federico, Renee Campbell and Vicki Graham. 40 MAJOR ETTES The majorettes had a busy year this year. After their stay at the Santa Cruz Specialty Camp they came home with a collection of nine superior ribbons and a superior trophy for their efforts. Their award winning didn ' t stop in September when school started. The majorettes twirled their way to a second place trophy at the Fremont Pathfinders Parade and a first place finish at the Hayward Veterans ' Day Parade. Pictured to the left, L-R Nancy Gado, Lisa Swan¬ son, and Kelly Burk-Head. ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES R Early in March, many Irvington stu¬ dents participated in the annual Variety Show. This excellent show contained a variety of music, dancing, and com¬ edy routines. Ms. Linda Jackson did a marvelous job as director, with the assistan ce of Frank Carraci. Sally King and Danny Touris were magnificent Masters of Ceremonies. The evening accom¬ panist was Tom Me- lech. The production staff included: Chris Baker, Lee Ham¬ mond, Paul Stelle, Tim Tyree, Bob Ty¬ ler, Jeff Valdovinos, )ohn Jackson, Cara Barnes, Debbie Wiley, Athena Douros, Kerey Quaid, Staci Sieber, Lisa Swanson, Kelly Torres, and Tom Brammer. Ted Barker and Dave Sherman A Chorus Line THURSDAY MARCH 9 Blossom the Clown 46 VARIETY SHOW ACT ONE Larry Jones and Gary Rogers The King of Rock and Roll Silence. Larry Jones Gary Rogers Roy Werner Latin Hustle. Mark Covington Mister Cellophane. Night Fever. Debbie Loja Dawn McComas Peggy White Arms Hammer. Jim Suth Twirling Heights. The Parrot. Dave Sherman Rhvthm of Life. The King of Rock ' n ' Roll. Boggie Man. Mary Newman ACT TWO The Clinkers.Dee Dee Lowe Tony Pagan Mrs. Beazly Returns.Annette Baca Laurie Morales Blossom the Clown.Maureen Henry Kerey Friends.Kerey Quaid Dana Brooks Larry Jones Gary Rogers Sweetness of Sound.Eric Burnett Melinda Davis Mark Robinson Rocky Robinson Black Bird.Larry Jones Gonna Fly Now.Tavia Quaid You Don ' t Know ' Me.Michael Donohue Come Dance With Me.Carol Domeier Tina Maki Extra Ordinary.Tim Duncan Silence.Dana Brooks Larry Jones Gary Rogers Roy Werner 47 RUN RUN This year was the sixth consecutive year for Papa Du Run Run to visit our school. Students were able to watch Papa Du Run Run perform during a lunchtime rally and an evening concert. The terrific Beach Boy ' s style music was enjoyed by all those students that attended both events. DO YOU WANNA’ DANCE On Friday, February 24, 1978, the Se¬ nior Class sponsored an informal dance. The music was provided by the band Desperado . For those who attended, it proved to be a night of fun and enjoy¬ ment. Another typical Irvington High Dance I wonder if this dance will ever end BLUE MIST On Friday, December 16, 1977 the Girls Block I sponsored the Sixth Annual Blue Mist Dance. Over 90 semi-formal attired couples danced to the great sounds of Wish.” The gym was trans¬ formed into a Christmas wonderland, where the couples danced the night away. THE CORONA TION BALL The Coronation was held in honor of the 78 Spirit Queen. The dance was sponsored by the A.S.B. and was an unex¬ pected success. The band that plaved was named Wish and it was a very outstanding band. Thanks to all who made the dance a success. Come on and dance! SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS I can do it myself! E en though the Seniors didn ' t win spirit week, the put up a great tight to the end. The class of 78 will a I wa s be remembered for their outstanding spirit in the previous years. 54 A t pkal Senior. How did the talk me into this ' It ' s Pla te , no air bubbles! JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS C� o lor :t! Congratulations to the class of 79 lor winning spirit week. An award the luniors worked for and deserved. We all wish the luniors good luck in the spirit week competition next year. Take it Sandie! 55 SOPHO¬ MORES FRESHMEN The Freshmen class of 1981, pictured in the top photos of these two pages, proved to be a very spirited class. Many Freshmen dressed in the Great American theme and yelled until their throats were sore. This spirited class placed fourth overall behind the up¬ perclassmen. The Sophomores, pictured in the bottom photos of these two pages, yelled and screamed their way through spirit week. Their spirited voices w ere by far the loudest. The Sophomores placed sec¬ ond in the noon contests and overall placed third behind the up¬ perclassmen. 56 SPIRIT WEEK FEBRUARY 6-11 85 IIepuoxj |p|OH pue ' up |pp po|av ' za -oqns jpj_ ' lh UU() G ,0 aujeg l pajsjsuoa ijnoa s,psaj -o| uaanf) tfuiuioaaiuoH s uojHujaji sp au|jua|P esajax tfumwop jo jouoq aqi ppq ' ja|ing ppqs ' uaanb s jim jsei jjnoa jaq pue uaan£ ipjds aqi pa|pa aj ajp$ up 3 pup qsaspj ui{ )| ' aiuptf aqi jp iq $iu jpqx uauiqsajj aqi pup sajotuoqdos ' sjoiu -as Hl aja.w tuaqi tfurwouoj uoiipjqaja;) jaa,v jpids aqi u; jop|A aAPjd jsjij jjvnp 01 tuaqi pa| sspp join -n| aqi jo tuspisnqiua pup ' uojiedpjued qjoua aqi pap| -ojd sspp joiuas aqi ipqi luaiuujppaiua snoupjiq aqi spv |i lu p 1 uojtiuiAJ| papad„ p pup ||uipi upauaiuy p jo uojpjjip aqi uaawjaq aapj apeajoioiu uPDijaiuy V l! p ssp| JO|un| aqi paiqtfjjqtfjq ua iu appiu-auappui 10 sjpa ajnjnj aqi uj papua pup pajp tfmipunpj sjaqjojq iqtfpw aqi ip uptfaq jpqj auiji uj dpi y suj ' js ||pqia |spq qjadns jjaqi aaua;pne aqi oj pajpjisuouiap oqv ' sajouioqdos aqi ajaw upui - qsajj aqi Wu| o||oj s|||qs Wu|iq |j-a|tipa inissaaans sjj Ijo ttin.woqs sspp UPiuqsajj aqi qjj upftaq ||pj aqi up patuy isuipWp aujptf tfuiiuoaaiuoq pa||ij-asuadsns 3 uiua a aqj 01 po| ipqi luaiuajpxa pup luspisnqjua |o ppoj p pejeaja ' H t | ' 01 Ajpnjqa-j uo pjaq ' A||py HuauoaaiuoH 8 Z ZZ( I aqi ATIVH ONIWOOaiMOH AND HER COURT CLUBS AND CLUBS AND CLUBS AND CLUBS AND CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS VIKING PARENT’S CLUB The Viking Parent Club is a combination of parents and teachers who wish to improve the education and working conditions at Irving¬ ton. The Parent Club tries to give students help with problems at school and makes donations to some departments. These gifts are funded with money from the Viking Parent Club activities. These activities are Parent Night, Career Night and the annual Flea Market. The Viking Parent Club President for this year was Diane Harlow; Vice Presi¬ dent Thelma Thompson with Mary ' Andrews as Secretary and Theresa Fbbler as Trea¬ surer. Much appreciation is in order for Irvington ' s Viking Parent Club. Thank You. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club brings together those stu¬ dents that are interested in different cultures. The club also serves the function of welcoming and making for¬ eign exchange students comfortable during their stay at Irvington High School. International club officers are: Michelle Williams, Pres¬ ident; Dorothy Tyler, Secre¬ tary; and Donna Persico, Treasurer. Ms. Ulbricht and Ms. Tomlinson are the club advisors. The International Club vis¬ ited O ' Sol Mio ' s restaurant and Alcatraz Island in San Francisco and other places. These events were funded by various activities such as the St. Patrick ' s Day carna¬ tion sale. Sitting L to R: Lety Aguilar, Colleen Anderson, LaiHo Chan, Phyllis Horne, Sa¬ mantha (the dog), and Mar¬ garet Schemel. Standing L to R: Bertha Gomez, Sally Breck, Virginia Villareal, Stella Christensen, Tuula Ronkonen, Michelle Wil¬ liams, Debbie Headen, Marie Schuck and LaiHing Chang. 64 C.S.F . . .C.S.F . . .C.S.F . . . . Irvington ' s California Scholarship Federation is a pro¬ gram for high school students to foster a high standard of scholarship and general academic attainment. Irvington ' s C.S.F. club has ninety-four members. All of these members must achieve at least a solid B average each semester. Recognition of a C.S.F. member is truly an honor. Mem¬ bership in C.S.F. includes a gold seal on the diploma, per¬ manent record, and scholarships. Some C.S.F. activities for last year were the Freshmen Orientation, the Brain Bowl and the Carnation Sale for Val¬ entine ' s Day. Pictured bottom row L to R: Kim Federico, Lisa Caldwell, Franckie Dickinson, Ron McClure, and Lisa Swanson. Sit¬ ting L to R: Donna Christensen, Sherri May, Nancy Gado, Lai Ho Chan, Dook Lee, Terry Hoover and Dawn Long. Standing front row L to R: Tom Hughes, Stella Christensen, Sheree Coleman, Chris Aker, Rhonda Carothers and Mich¬ elle Rotiski. Standing back row L to R: Brian Busk, Fred Martin, Linda Deeter, Curtis DeCamera, Ray Nunez and Cindy Lubke. 65 STUDENT Pictured left to right: Bottom row, Erin Sare. Second row: Bev Crawford, Larry Mendoza, Kurt Furtado, Sherri May, Colleen Burk. Top row: Sheree Coleman, Heidi Kendall, Terry Sukovez, Dan Touris, Mona Mendoza, Annette Baca, Angie Dickinson, and )udy Box, Advisor. Irvington ' s 77-78 Student Council has been successful in planning and coordinating the various activities that were held this year, such as, Freshman Orientation, Papa Du Run Run, Spirit Week and the Nominations Convention. The Student Council was also successful in forming a new Student Advisory Council which was organized to lower the increasing amount of thefts on cam¬ pus. The Student Council represents the general feeling of the student body to the administration and are called upon to decide numerous student-related COUNCIL ' I ' ve GOT to leave this class! Members of the 1977-78 Student Council: ASB President-Barrie O ' Donnell ASB Vice-Pres.-Mona Mendoza Secretary-Sheree Coleman Treasurer-Angie Dickinson Athletic Comm.-Cynthia Harlow Elections Comm.-John Fasesky Publicity Comm.-Bev Crawford Spirit Comm.-Heidi Kendall Senior President-Terry Sukovez Senior Vice-Pres.-Kurt Furtado Junior President-Dan Touris Junior Vice-Pres.-Erin Sare Sophomore President-Sherri May Sophomore Vice-Pres.-Annette Baca Freshman President-Colleen Burk Freshman Vice-Pres.-Larry Mendoza. 67 GIRLS BLOCK I” Pictured left to right: Bot¬ tom row; Mary Giavan- noni, Karen Warford, Renee Morrell, Lori Parker, Tanis Goheen, Chris Wal¬ dron, Tina Marlin, Val Col¬ lins, Top row; Anna Krebs, Terrie MacDonald, Julie Goheen, Gayle Kalawaia, Diane Crawford, Donna Pera, Michele Barnes, Heidi Kendall, Gayle Paul¬ son, Renee Collins, Debo¬ rah Bitz, Laurie Caires This year ' s Girls ' Block I sponsored the Blue Mist and the Girls ' Sports Award Banquet. Among the activities they did this year were the sale of coupon books and a candy sale in which the club earned money for future use. Officers: Gayle Kalawaia Vice President, Gayle Paulson President, Michele Barnes Secretary 68 BOYS BLOCK I” Boy ' s Block I helped to raise money for the sports program. The Boogie Night dance, along with the Slave Auction was called off this year because of the teachers ' strike in Oc¬ tober. Later on in the year they spon¬ sored a dance and had the traditional Boys ' Rally. Officers: Gabe Hendrix co-Vice President, lose Nieves President, Greg Meily Sgt. At Arms, Jerry Collins co-Vice President not pictured Pictured left to right: Bot¬ tom row; Craig Yuhas, Greg Meily, Gabe Hendrix, Jose Nieves, Russell Sici- liano, Dan Torquemada, Middle row; Robert Locke, Gary Meily, Jerry Collins, John Luevano, Richard Holladay, Ariel Flores, An¬ thony Ulibarri, Dan Sibley, Bobby Brown, Top row: Tedd Lima, Kurt Furtado 69 The Math Club is dedicated to members who enjoy competing in mathematical contests or competitions. Several members have received trophies and prizes at these competitions. The group has traveled as far as San Luis Obispo for the Poly Royal Math Contest and to Fresno for the Clovis Com¬ petition. Some of the more talented and dedi¬ cated members have or are planning to go into Mathematics as a voca¬ tion or some related field. Pictured left to right: Nancy Ng, (President). Lai Ho Chan, Mr. Tomlinson, Lori Masa- mitsu, Brenda Bussard, Frankie Dickinson, Middle row: Rob Andrews, Colleen Burk, Nancy Gado, Kelly Burk, Lisa Cal¬ dwell, Top row: Glen Kish- iyama. Mitch Louie, (Vice President). Ric Williams, Dean Church, Fred Landers, Stuart Ng. MATH CLUB An interest in cars of any type is the only qualification needed to be in the Irvington High School Street Machines Club. Supervised by Mr. Roger Madsen and headed by Ben Gallag¬ her and Ted Young, the club met every Wednesday to discuss and plan various activi¬ ties in which they were involved. Pictured from left to right: Dan Sibley, Lori Dahn, Ben Gallag¬ her. Ron Byrd, Dave Erickson, Bob Hamilton. STREET MACHINES 70 CLOSE UP CLOSE-UP is an organization funded by the federal government and private businesses. It was devel¬ oped to give High School students an opportunity to get a close-up look at how our government works. Students spend a full week in Washington D.C. hearing speakers, attending seminars, meeting state representatives and other interesting and important people. Some of the extra highlights of the trip were a tour of Washington by night and a free afternoon for per¬ sonal touring of Washington. Pictured left to right: Bottom row: Phyllis Home, (President), Samantha, Sally Breck, Top row: Lai Ho Chan, (co-Vice President), Mr. Jim Blossom, Colleen Anderson. Not pictured: Chris Crescibene, Mark Foster, (co-Vice Presi¬ dent), Tonia Equina. Skiing is a fun and ex¬ citing sport but it is also expensive. In order to bring down the costs the club was involved in fund raising events. An Anything Coes Con¬ tes t with student teams SKI CLUB vs. the faculty team was one of the most enjoy¬ able events they spon¬ sored for both the par¬ ticipant and the spectator. The members also sold Gift Check Books to raise money. Each year the club goes on four to five weekend trips with 15-20 mem¬ bers. The group always has a great time skiing and being with other skiing enthusiasts. Pictured from left to right: Top row: Miss loan Hames, Missy Williams, Sheree Coleman, Mike Torquemada, Maureen Buggy. Denise Herman. Kevin Torrence, Karen Wright, Kevin Hickham, Craig Lopez, Jay Weir, Bottom row: Curtis Walker, Diane Leureaux, Michelle Rotiski, Maureen Henry, Kim Clark, Tammy Lerch, Chris Lavato, Kim Fred- ico, Mrs. Shirley Evans, Bot¬ tom row: Officers, Mike Swinghammer, Paul Mendoza, Chuck Koeler. 71 What Pep Band candids? Wanna Pun Oh, Kevie, you know it ' s a good picture 72 73 SPIRIT COMMISSION The Spirit Commission was headed by Heidi Kendall with Mrs. Box advising. The group planned rallies and helped out with spirit week. Pictured from left to right are: Theresa Valen¬ tine, Erin Sare, and Heidi Ken¬ dall. ■ PEP CLUB The Pep club added that extra spirit to the games here at IHS. Get¬ ting in that extra yell sometimes was all that was needed for that ex¬ tra team push. Pictured from left to right on bot¬ tom row are: Pam Peter¬ son, Maureen Henry, Sharyl Berkely, Debbie Wiley, and Bonnie Voung. Top row: Sherry Eldrige, Sherry Young, Byron Dronkers, Mr. Rodin, Jeff Suth, Tammy Ziegnbein, Christina O ' Conner. A.I.F.S. The American Institute for for¬ eign study is the world ' s oldest and largest travel organization. This year a group of present and former Irvington students who have been taking Spanish will be traveling to Spain this summer. Pictured from left to right on bottom row are: Lori Dalrymple, Mrs. Combs, Lynnette Criswell. Top row: Christopher Aker, John Gouldthorpe, Thomas Crowell, and David Vandenburg. P.A.D. P.A.D. is an ab¬ breviation for Per¬ forming Arts De¬ partment. The students in this picture are repre¬ sentations of each department in the P.A.D. (Drama, Choral, and In¬ strumental). P.A.D. helps coordinate all activities of each department throughout the year. Pictured from left to right, top row are: Nolan Abbenhaus, Pam Jones, Kathy Rigby, David Hollenshead, Gary Rogers, Kerey Depper, Tony Pagan , Susan Jackson, Cara Barnes, Sandy Loja, Quaid, Advisor Mr. Edwards. Bottom row. Sue Callicot, Bob Sa- Teri Hoover, Dan Caeton. Second row: Brenda Bussard, Larry hatjian, Kathy Kellog, Rhonda Cruthers. 75 VARSITY FOOTBALL Pictured from left to right bottom row: Mike Jones, Greg Meily, Mike Garcia, Paul Mendoza, Mike Weisenberger, Eric Garner, Jamie Lario. Second row: Steve Massari, Tony Armsdon, Gary Henkel, Wes Eacret, Steve Barnum, Bill Peters, Brent Dalrymple. Third row: Coach Miller, Darren Yancey, John Luevano, Errol Butler, Dave Pinkett, Ken Mat- zek, Phil Duarte, Phil Houseworth, Coach Sinnott. Top row: John Stra- mecki, Dana Fogle, Russ Deacon, Dave Debus, Todd Wellman, Jerry Collins, Craig Yuhas, John Janssens. 78 This year ' s Viking Football team was led by co-cap¬ tains, Greg Meily and jerry Collins. The team showed great desire and determination in compiling a 3-7 won- lost record. The Vikings played many close ball games that kept the crowds on the edge of their seats until the final gun, but seemed to lose out in the final seconds each time. One of the most outstanding qualities of this team was that they would pull together and try harder the next week. According to Coach Miller this team laid the groundwork for next year ' s team. Irvington vs. Amador 14- 6 Irvington vs. Sunset 6-28 Irvington vs. Tennyson 14-22 Irvington vs. Mission 8-41 Irvington vs. American 10-13 Irvington vs. Washington 6-20 Irvington vs. Newark 14-19 Irvington vs. Kennedy 17- 0 Irvington vs. Logan 10-13 Irvington vs. Memorial 18- 6 IMH7J . Z- k i mmJ I This year ' s J.V. Football team lost the first 3 games of the season and then came back and won the last 3 games, to give them a 3rd place title. The ex¬ perience and skill they gained will be useful in future years. 80 Pictured Left to Right, Bottom Row, Dave Vandenberg, Steve drix. Hank Perusse, Bob Brown, Denny Martinez, Dave Bramhall, Carey, John Collins, Dennis Cramer, Brian Burgis, left Wells, Jacob Hank Marrin, Coach Bob Celest, Top Row, Rick Hatton, Dave Guillardo, Second Row, Martin Ranger, Pete Verbaere, Mike Cot- Fountain, Mark Sanchez, Brett Yuhas, Wayne Craddock, Alvin Pan- ter, Tracy Berry, Orlando Cardenas, Jeff Lloyd, Jim Nakamoto, iaqua, Bruce Wilkes, Mark Salvador, Coach Jack Boterenbrood Craig Schultz, Third Row, Coach Jeff Pohl, Dale Jones, Joshua Hen- Pictured Left to Right, Bottom Row, R. Martinez, H. Suminguit, D. Bowen, J. Evans, H. O ' Donell, R. Ely, J. Lamaestra, Second Row, T. Browning, J. Bruhn, T. Rodriguez, F. Woodward, K. Silvey, R. Aze- vedo, R. Smith, V. Monoz, Third Row, R. Alessandro, M. Cotter, J. Wallace, K. Lee, R. Parsons, j. Valdovinas, S. Nickolas, J. Nunez, C. Rojas, Coach B. Nielsen, Top Row, D. Wyliy, C. Valdovinos, T. Leever, D. Yourish, D. Church, R. Maki, L. Lee, R. Gifford, Coach B. Capr- asecca. Coach T. Powers 81 This years Vikings were led offensively by seniors Dave Hague, Jerry Collins, and Mark Jackson. Con¬ trolling the Mid-field were Mike Collins and Pat Murry. Leading the Vikings to the number one defense in the league were Dave Dutra, Mike Gavin, Dennis Blakeslee, and Robert Anolin. Having only lost one game, the team placed second in the strong M.V.A.L. With only six seniors of the twenty-eight team members, next years team will be one tough com¬ petitor to deal with in M.V.A.L. action. Jean Baltera, Dave Glo¬ ver, Pat Carroll, and Mike Swinghammer are all re¬ turning, creating a strong nucleus for next year. VARSITY SOCCER Left to right top row: Darsey Berry, Coach Niel¬ son, Paul Mendoza, Tom Kratochvil, Mike Swinghammer, Jean Baltera, Jerry Collins, Don Vidatich, Dave Wylie, Pat Carroll, Lea Teel, Coach Sinnott. Middle row: Dave Resendez, Dave Hague, Orlando Cardenas, Niles Searls, Bryan Everett, Marcel Besson, John Jacques, Dennis Blakeslee, Mike Gavin. Bottom row: Da¬ vid Anolin, Noel Gavin, Mark Carpenter, Danny Dutra, Robert Anolin, Mark Jackson, Pat Murray, Dave Dutra. CROSS COUNTRY The boys and girls cross country teams had a very successful season. The boys var¬ sity had a 7-1 season, losing only to Mis¬ sion San Jose. The boys frosh-soph team also won seven and lost one. The girls var¬ sity won seven and lost one also. The varsity boys placed second in the MVAL as did the frosh-soph boys and the varsity girls. Outstanding performers for the boys were juniors Rich Moraida, Mike Ga¬ vin, Pat Carroll along w ith sophomores Sky Adgie, Jim Pena and Tony Brown. Rick Mo¬ raida and Mike Gavin were All-MVAL per¬ formers, placing eighth and ninth respec¬ tively. Sky Adgie placed second, Jim Pena placed fourth and Tony Brown placed sixth in the MVAL finals for frosh-soph. The varsity girls did a super job. The most outstanding was Debbie Bitz. Debbie was MVAL champion, placed fourth in the NCS Division I meet and fourth in the NCS finals. Debbie was selected on the All Northern California girls cross country team and also on the All-East Bay girls team. Maureen Henry, a freshman, was All- MVAL placing fourth and Joelene Helms, also a freshman, was All-MVAL placing tenth. The girls team placed fourth in the Divi¬ sion I meet and tenth in the NCS finals. Outstanding considering they had one ju¬ nior, one sophomore, and four freshmen on the team. VARSITY Top picture: front row, left to right; Chris Donez, Pat Carroll, Fred Martin, Mike Ga¬ vin, Ron Decker. Back row, left to right; Coach Buum, Rich Moraida, Curtis Deca- mara, Joe Bueno, Gus Guerra. J.V. Middle picture: front row, left to right; Robin Tiner, Sky Adgie, Jim Pena, Noel Ga¬ vin, Back row, left to right; John Brooks, Tony Brown, Mark Lima, Bob Smith. GIRL’S VARSITY Bottom picture: front row, left to right; Maureen Henry, Tina Martin, Joelene Helms, Back row, left to right; Val Collins, Mgr. Debbie Bitz, Virginia Havenhill, Tammy Baltera, Coach Buum. 83 SOFTBALL VARSITY This years team has many outstanding players. The team is quite strong and will prove itself even stronger as the season goes on. Pictured from left to right on the bottom row: Coach Miller, Top row: Julie Goheen, Gayle Kalawaia, Barrie O ' Donnell, Ter- Renee Leva, Gayle Paulson, Julie Rasczewski, Lori Castaldo, rie MacDonald, Margie Hay, Sue Rice, Stephanie Veazy. Sue Fracisco, Brenda Strand. JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity softball was coached by Coach Tierney. The team is dedi¬ cated to being the best. We all hope their hard work will pay off so they can be no. 1 Pictured from left to right front row: Nikkk Winovich, Lety Linda Manibusan, Colleen Beatty, Kerry Bryan. Back row: Gina Aguilar, Diana Black, Tammy Gibson, Laurie Caires, Jennifer Myers, Theresa Martinez, Dee Dee Lowe, Annette Fernandez, Baldini. Second row: Kelly Shug, Kathy Salazar, Kerry Keely, Laura Gouldthorpe, Coach Tierney. GIRL’S SPRING SPORTS 84 Badminton has just started its first year here at Irvington. The team is rather large and has many excellent players on it. We all wish suc¬ cess to the new sport and all the players for many years to come. VARSITY BASKETBALL With the help of Coach Boggs, this year ' s Varsity team did a su¬ perb job. This year ' s Varsity team was a young team consisting of a lot of Ju- niors. The old saying ' wait until Next Year ' certainly fits the 1977-78 Varsity team. Some of the Juniors who will be back next year are: Kevin Palmer, Joe Schultz, Mark Ce- sare, John Valentine, and Eric Gardner. The Seniors will be missed as they contributed a lot to the basketball team at Irvington. Best of everything to Mark Allein, Mike Campbell, Rick Burnett, Jose Nieves, and Gabe Hendrix. With a lot of work and dedications, the Vikings should be a top contender in 1978-79. Pictured from L-R, Front row: Kevin Palmer, Jeff Greenwood, Back row: Tim Ingwerson, Mark Cesare, Mike Campbell, Rick Gabe Hendrix, Jose Nieves, |ohn Valentine, Eric Gardner. Burnett, Rich Holladay, Joe Schultz, Mark Allein. J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. basketball team had a very good season this year. The team was coached by Mr. Darry l Sturdaven. The teams record was very good with 10 wins and 6 losses in the league. The teams captains were Danny Martinez and Mark Ross. Bottom Row: Mark Ross, Rick Silveria, Jeff Greenwood, Vince Coach Darryl Sturdaven, Todd Wellman, Ron Brown, Danny Valdez, Mark Lima, Troy Edgel, and josh Hendricks. Top Row: Martinez, Rodney Burkholder, Bob Brown, and Cliff Hurt. 88 FROSH BASKETBALL The Frosh Basketball team was coached by Mr. Ron Van Ryan who was new to Irvington this year. The team had a pretty good season for their first year in high school. The Frosh team was very strong this year bringing their record to 5 wins and 9 losses in the league, and 2 wins and 2 losses in their Pre-season games. The team was made up of talented, and very en¬ thusiastic players. The teams captains were Kyung Lee and Danny Miramontes. Bottom Row: Mark Taylor, Don Harmon, Dominic Bobby Smith, Daron Ervin, Tim Swihart, Gil Villegas, Dutra, Kyund Lee, and Byron Dronkers. Top Row: and Greg Lopez. Danny Miramontes, Rob Prosh, Dean Church, VARSITY WRESTLING Irvington ' s wrestling teams this past season was comprised mainly of Sophomores and Freshmen. Coach Fern said he was very satis¬ fied with the tremen¬ dous effort put forth by all the wrestlers. The team ' s strength, speed, agility, and positive atti¬ tude were four at¬ tributes which enabled them to be a com¬ petitive wrestling team. Two of our seniors, Dan Torquemada and Greg Meily both seasoned varsity wrestlers, pos¬ sessed these four quali¬ ties and an abundance of natural talent. Their own outstanding perfor¬ mances always inspired both the J.V. and Varsity teams. Dan and Greg also provided lead¬ ership as co-captains of the Varsity wrestling team at meets, tourna¬ ments, and practices. Our young team gained invaluable expe¬ rience this past season. This combined with the teams great potential and Coach Fern ' s own unquestionable coach¬ ing excellence, promises for next year, two very seasoned, highly com¬ petitive teams. Pictured from left to right: Top row- Russ Siciliano, Mark Hammond, Tom Robertson, Wes Eacret, Greg Meily, Mike Torque¬ mada, Coach Fern. Bottom row- Ed Gilmore, Frank Rodriguez, Gary Meily, Dan Rodriguez, Dan Torquemada, Sam Rodriguez. J.V. WRESTLING $ i i, - £ 11 Jjfo j jP yjl ijjs j) fit. d Piclured from left to right: Top row- Frank Le ' nhardt, jim Lenhardt, john Stark, Mike Hammond, Ty Hammond, Coach Fern Bottom row- Jerry Palmer, Jeff Betz, Craig Akaba, Jim Pena, Jeff Aker. 90 Irvington High School ' s Varsity Ten¬ nis team has been a prep power house for the last five years. This year ' s team has already proven itself to be another great team. The Varsity Tennis team has only lost one tennis match and that was five years ago. At the be¬ ginning of the season they had won 71 straight tennis matches and have won the MVAL Ten¬ nis championship five times in a row. This years team features such great players as the Duncan brothers Bradley and Barry, followed by Jeffery Bonifield, Ray Nunez, and John Gould- thorpe. The doubles are also outstanding with players such as Ross Deeter, Dayton Burkholder, Thomas Huges, and Bradley Dorsey. Pictured Left to Right, Front Row, Barry Duncan, Ray Nunez, Ross Deeter, John Gouldthorpe, Thomas Huges, Back Row, Bradley Dun¬ can, Jeffery Bonifield, Coach Anderson, Bradley Dorsey, Day- ton Burkholder. VARSITY TENNIS Bradley Duncan 92 Jeffery Bonifield J.V. TENNIS The junior Varsity Tennis team has completely domi¬ nated ).V. tennis in the last five years, winning the cham¬ pionship five times. This year ' s team featured such great young players as Doug Brumfield, John Nunez, the Miramontes brothers, Hugo and Dan. This year ' s ).V. team was one of the biggest in numbers and should win the championship for the sixth straight time. Barry Duncan Pictured Left to Right, Bottom Row, Steve Yoshi- Carey, Dean Church, Top Row, Doug Brumfield, nobu, )effrey Hall, Leroy Fitzgerald, leffrey Cox, William Schall, Hugo Miramontes, Coach Ander- Mike Buggy , Danny McGhee, Thomas Crowell, son, Timothy Swiheart, Hugh O ' Donnell, Kevin Dave Cesare, Second Row, Paul Ward, |ohn Nunez, Hickman, Thomas Hovis. Thomas Kratochvil, Kai Chan, Peter Menter, Steve 93 TRACK TRACK TRACK Go for it! VARSITY The Varsity team began this sea¬ son in terrific style. They won their first few events to get them off on the right foot. The Varsity team was a strong team indeed. Irvington ' s track team have many fine individuals who compete in such events as high jumping, long jumping, the triple jump, shot-put¬ ting, hurdling, relays, and distance racing. Helping Coach Buum with this exciting team were Steve Garger, the assistant coach, Rich Williams, the manager, and Steve House- worth. 94 Picture From L - R, Front row: Steve Garger, Mike Schwinghammer, Jaime Lario, Fred Martin, Jose Nieves, Mike Gavin, Mike Gar¬ cia, Ron Decker. Second row: Steve House- worth, Eric Muskowski, Pat Carroll, Ken Mat- zek, Tracy Ramirez, David Kretschmer, Steve Blizel, Coach Buum, Rick Williams. Back row: Eric Debus, Bill Sed gwick, Rick Hatton, Dave Debus, Doug Jones, Jerry Collins, Mike Heaton, Rich Moraida. Pictured L - R, Front row: Tina Martin, Val Collins, Vickie Ebbler, Becky Davis, Joelene Helms. Sec¬ ond row: Steve Garger, Lori Parker, Mary Giovan- noni, Maria Flores, Debbie Bitz, Karen Craig, Coach Bluum. Back row: Steve Houseworth, Sue Schall, Renee Collins, Kathy Domire, Donna Pera, Meg Gusmeri. Irvington ' s Girls Track team had some fine indi¬ viduals competing in many different events. These girls gave their all tor the many competitions they were entered in. Steve Houseworth and Steve Garger proved again to be a big help to Coach Buum at these events. Pictured L - R, Front row: Steve Houseworth, Den- Vern Reeves, Fred Woodward, )im Pena, Coach nis Cramer, Jose Flores, )ohn Elliott, Mark Taylor, Buum. Back row: Steve Garger, Hank Perusse, Robin Carrion, Sky Adgie, Robert Hernandez. Sec- Dale Jones, Dave Fountain, Bob Smith, Tony ond row: Ray Gress, Doug Louie, Jeff Cuccelelli, Brown, John Brooks. The Frosh-Soph Track Team of Irvington has some very fine young prospects. These young boys proved to be loaded with spirit and brought themselves ahead of the other bay area schools. Steve Houseworth and Steve Garger helped Coach Buum to train these young players through out the year to make them what they are. BOYS SWIMMING VARSITY Our 77- ' 78 Varsity swimming team should prove to be the same strong team it has been for the past four years. We are all wishing the team the best of luck throughout this season. Pictured from left to right first row: Mike Boettcher, John Janssens, Bruce Wilkes, Steve McDonough, Fred Perez, Mike Thames, Chris Hart, Phil Houseworth, Coach Soderman. Crescibene, Glenn Kishiyams. Row two: Mark JUNIOR VARSITY This years Junior Varsity swimming team looked forward to a successful season. Through heavy practice and their devotion to swimming the team should prove to be very strong. mm Pictured from left to right: Randy Cantieni, Bruce Cockayne, Charlie Lincoln, Sam Nickolas, Chuck Koehler, Tom Scherer, Steve Juba, David Harer. Second row: Brian Austin, Ian Conger, Sergio Lo¬ pez, Robert Perez, David Coleman, Chris Pimen¬ tel, Chuck Campbell. Back row: Juan Camacho, Mark Salvador, Ray Maki, Jim Driggers, Ronn Harrison, Mike Gioretti, Rob Prosch, Stan House- worth, Coach Soderman. 96 FIELD HOCKEY Field Hockey is a really strenuous and inter¬ esting sport. The girls put in a lot of time and en¬ ergy into making their part in the game the best they could. Pictured from left to right on bottom row are: Gayle Paulson, Linda Bitz, Kerry Bryan, Tanis Goheen, Renee Collins, Lorraine Castaldo, Linda Manibusan. Top row: Anna Krebs, Diane Crawford, Laurie Caires, Cheryl Jones, Gayle Ka- lawia, Julie Goheen, Steffanie Veazey, Sylvia Lowe, Susan Fracisco, Jeff Fern. TENNIS The Tennis team this year was lucky to have some truely gifted players. Gretchen Roeding was team captain and voted most valuable player. Sheree Coleman placed second singles in M.V.A.L. Pictured from left to right on bottom row are: Linda Carey, Linda Woodland, Laura Gouthorpe, Lori Malet, Ersula Rosenberg. Middle row: Debie Bogart, Cathy Lerrau, Nancy Gado, Kelly Burk, Colleen Burk, Linda Deeter. Top row: Joan Ham- mes, Sherre Coleman, Gretchen Roeding, Mich- ealle Havenhill, Janice Bertetta, Jill Tiplon, Judy Webster, Anna Webster. J.V. SWIMMING Junior Varsity Swimming had a great start, but because of the forfeiting of games they had a poor finish. We are all hoping to see the girls come back as strong as ever next year. Pictured from left to right on the bottom row are: Tina Jack, Debo¬ rah Wickam, Jill Harris, Vicki Putnam, Lori John¬ ston, Lynnette Criswell, Cynthia Everett, Cara Barnes, Coach Soderman, and Kristine Baker. Middle row: Joan Carpenter, Ramona Mendoza, Terry Sukovez, Kelly Bolivia, Barrie O ' Donnell, Michele Barnes, Allison Leal, and Donna Stark. Top row: Caroline Pex, Susan Schall, and Eleanor Lacy. 98 VARSITY SWIMMING The Varsity swim team had a com¬ mendable year this year and are all looking for¬ ward to another great year. Pictured from left to right bottom row: Heidi Kendall, Shirley Boyce, Stella Christen¬ sen, Loretta Rommelse, and Christy Colclough. Top row: Cameron Welsh, Andrea Jones, Tammy Handel, Terry Ford, Vicki Kendall, and Holly Martin. Front row standing: Coach Soder- man. 99 Varsity Baseball This years Varsity Base¬ ball team was coached by Mr. Russ Watson. The team got off on a great start this year. The players are young and very eager. VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row: Dave Pinkett, Tedd Lima, Greg Meily, Eric Garner, Greg Hartlett, Bob Locke, and Marty Mucino. Second Row: Mike McDonald, Ron Miles, Doug Grajeda, Rick Walker, Scott Burbank, and Alvin Paniagua. Back Row: Al Armstrong, John Valentine, Bob Brown, Rick Brunett, Ariel Flores, Mike Bailey, and Coach Watson. VARSITY BASEBALL Rick Burnett throwing a pitch Scott Burbank with the mean look of winning on his ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 102 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION A creature without memories cannot discover the past ... One without expectations can¬ not conceive a future ' Santayana Seniors of 1978 will have memories of senior activities, in¬ volvement in clubs and athletics, and of other personal experi¬ ences with teachers and friends. Some of you will remember that this was the year of the long drought, that we had our first teachers ' strike, and that leaders in the Middle East made progress towards peace. Not many will realize that this is one of the first classes of almost complete integration of boys and girls into all areas of curricu¬ lum, including a complete equal sports program. How many will realize that this is to be one of the last classes that will be al¬ lowed to graduate without first having to pass final competing exams in reading, writing and mathematics. You, the class of 1978, are at the end and beginning of chang¬ ing eras. You have witnessed and been subjected to the pres¬ sures and demands of our dem¬ ocratic society and you have seen the effects that this has made on our schools. We, as eduators, feel we have prepared you for additional challenges and have given you the ability to make demands of your own. We urge you to develop high expectations of yourselves, your institutions and your society. Don Cercich Principal 104 Mr. Bill Raap Ms. Deborah Weinberg Vice Principal Grade 11 Asst. Principal 9th grade Mr. Carl Hentschke Asst. Principal 12th grade Mr. George Rehe Asst. Principal 10th grade Mrs. Judy Box Director of Student Activities ADMINISTRATION 105 COUNSELORS Mr. Schornick was Irvington ' s only part-time counselor last year. He counseled the freshmen from Sk to Z. Mr. Schornick saw students re¬ garding graduation requirements and college prepatory courses. He also attempted to help students with any personal problems at home or school. Mr. Schornick has a Master of Science Degree in Counseling and a Pupil Per¬ sonnel Credential. Mr. Costello was the Freshman Class counselor last year. As the De¬ partment Chairman, he helps to maintain communication between all of the counselors. This was a new job for Mr. Costello but he feels it is a valuable position. Mr. Costello has a Masters Degree in Counseling with ten years experience as both a coun¬ selor and a teacher. He feels that his work with the students is very stimu¬ lating because they are optimistic, energetic and honest. Mrs. Hofer was the Sophomore counselor. She enjoys the various as¬ pects of her job which include help¬ ing students make class choices, solving problems and preparing for graduation. She also likes to talk to the students about their ideas and to clear them up when they are con¬ fused. Her qualifications include a Masters Degree and a Counseling Credential. She really enjoys her job at Irvington. Mr. Fred Weibel Mrs. Gloria Carr Mrs. Sylvia Cornell Mr. Richard Arey President Vice-President Member Clerk 106 Dr. Meyer has been a counselor here at Irvington for some past years, but is now counseling in the Career Guidance Center and some sophomores, juniors and seniors. His work in the Career Guidance staff enables him to find resource materials for the other counselors and to inform students of their scholarship and grant opportunities. He assists students in educational and career planning. His back¬ ground includes a Master of Arts and a Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling. Dr. Meyer said he en¬ joys helping students solve their problems and to find a direction for their lives. Mrs. Real was the counselor for last year ' s seniors. She has worked with the class of 78 since 1976. Her counseling qualifications include a Master of Arts Degree in Education, specializing in Guidance and Coun¬ seling, a Pupil Personnel Credential, as well as Administrative and Teach¬ ing Credentials. She also taught a va¬ riety of subjects and has done some supervising work in Fremont ' s Com¬ munity Education Center. Mrs. Real loves her work but is frustrated by the increasing demands of paper¬ work which reduce her time with in¬ dividual students. Mr. Lynch was the Junior class counselor. He is available to all stu¬ dents who are having difficulty pass¬ ing courses needed for graduation. Mr. Lynch believes that the counsel¬ ing center of several years ago was more effective. The counselors worked more with individual stu¬ dents, groups of students, parents and staff. He as a Masters Degree in Counseling with previous experience teaching and counseling. Mr. James Klent Member Dr. Wayne Ferguson Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Fremont ' s Board of Education is an elected five member group of citizens. The Board of Education establishes the policies of the fi¬ nancial and personnel decisions concerning the schools. The Board meets the first, second, and fourth Wednesday of each month. Mrs. Evelyn Rose Secretary 107 CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED Jeanette Johnson Pupil Services, 11-12 Pictured left to right bottom row: Sandy Nelson, Jennie Araujo, Bobbie Swezy, Joanne Raymond, Top row: Joan He- riques. Rose Dubiel, Marge Bauers. ♦ Dorothy Kirchof Guidance Office Kathy McClane Principal ' s Secretary STAFF STAFF STAFF Donna Pecotich Pupil Services, 9-10 Lena Phillips Replication Center John Torquemada Head Custodian 109 ZZZZZ H H H H W 110 1979 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1979 112 v.j Robin Ac costa Vicki Adair Brian Affleck Marie Aguilar Don Akaba Lynne Andersen Dorene Anderson Karl Anderson Steve Andre David Anolin Mr. Rusty Anderson Physical Education Mark Anthony Anthony Armsdon Diana Askin John Ayala Kathy Ayala Veronica Baca Mike Bailey Val Balcerzak Rebecca Baldini Jean Baltera Gary Balthazar Mark Bannister Michelle Barnes Renie Barnes Stephanie Barnett Julie Barr Janet Barragan Tammy Baucom Richard Bell Ms. Gloria Ashby Special Education 113 Harlan Blackshire Dennis Blakeslee Sandra Bliss Ms. Virginia Baker Mathematics Randy Boyes john Boynton Thomas Brammer Mark Breland Aaron Brinkerhoff Bill Brogden Mike Brouillard Pete Brown Efren Bruciaga Doug Brumfield Sandy Buchanan Terry Buckmaster Joe Bueno Scott Burbank Neil Burkhart Rod Burkholder Ron Byrd Debbie Callahan lose Camacho Tracy Campbell Steve Canada Steve Carey Edward Carini Joan Carpenter Pat Carroll Matt Carter Jeff Cary Lori Castaldo Ken Centers 114 Mr. Bob Berryessa English Mr. Randy Blei Business Education Mike Coleman Renee Collins Troy Collins Veronica Contreras Fred Conwell Lee Corboy Rachel Cortez Mike Cotter John Cowgill Jim Craig Bev Crawford Diane Crawford Lynette Criswell Tammi Cross Tom Crowell Doug Dahlin Brent Dalrymple Shannon Daly Brian Daugherty Hermenia Davis Judi Davis Kyle Dawson Heidi Dean Eric Debus Curtis DeCamara Ron Decker Linda Deeter Lisa DeHart Tony Deien Mr. Jim Bloxsom Social Studies Jamie Dingus Kathlene Dombie Debra Donaldson Christopher Dones Mr. Cuin Boggs Physical Education Phillip Duarte Dave Duncan Raymond Duncin Terri Duran Marie Dutra Wes Eacret Edward Eaton Lori Eckler Karean Edger Tonie Eguina Carl Eddis Troy Edged Sharon Engel Glen Engley Debbie Eppler Shawn Evans Stephen Everett Lisa Ewing Cindy Fabris Richard Fadness Steven Fernandez Joanne Fleitz Kathy Flemmer Maria Flores Ricardo Flores 1 Mr. Jack Boternbrood Health Education Dept. Chmn. 116 Mr. Dennis Bowden Science Susan Fracisco Michael Franklin Annette Franks Mitch Fredricks lolene Freitas Cynthia Frymire Patricia Gallegos Carrol Gann Michael Garcia Eric Gamer Michael Gavin (ill Glennon David Gjers Kymathy Glover Steve Godinez Karen Goff Kathy Gollihar Bertha Gomez Rafael Gomes Patricia Gonzales Yolanda Gonzales Willard Goodwin Miss loan Brennan Mathematics Dept. Chmn. Christopher Gorges Ronald Gorman )ohn Gouldthorpe Robert Graham Kathleen Grasseschi Kenneth Greene Jeffre Greenwood Carolyn Grieben 117 Mr. Francis Brewer Career Education Rick Hatton Nancy Havenhill Craig Hayworth Donald Hayworth Deborah Headen Kerry Helgesen Kim Hendricks Dennis Hensell Patricia Hernandez Eric Herup Davalynn Hill Lynna Hitchcock Belinda Holiday Paul Holladay David Hollenshead Kimberly Holley )ohn Hollomen Darla Holmes Helena Hoslag Teri Hover Phil Houseworth Roxanne Howery I Frank Howser Thomas Hughes Clifford Hurt 2 Mr. Steve Brosamer Mathematics 118 Tina lack Joseph Jacobs Andrew Jarvis Cheryl Jensen Scott Johansen Shelly Johnson Cinthia Jones Mike Jones Cynthia Jordan Karen Jorgensen Laura Jorgensen Christy Julian Art Junier Gayle Kalawaia Robin Kaufman Marie Kennedy Katherine Kester Kathleen Kilgore Randal Kirk Glenn Kishiyama Sherry Kovacs Chery Kratochivil Mrs. Jacquie Clavert Performing Arts Eleanore Lacy Janice Landwehr James Lario David Larson Curtis Larson Lynne Lavalee Lee Kean Cathy Leveque Chades Leveque Teresa Lewis David Lind 119 CLASS OF 1979 Dawn Long Rene Lopes Lori Machado Paula Mack Donna Maners Robert Manfreda Melissa Mantz Mr. Bill Caprasecca Science Rebecca Martinez Selina Martinez Mr. Gene Citta Health Ed. - State Req. Dawn McComas Amanda McDaniel Michael McDonough Jeffrey McElroy Bruce McGregor Ronald McLeod Kathleen Meacham Sara Medeiros Shelley Medeiros Thomas Melech Bret Mello Paul Mendoza Ramona Mendoza Peter Menter 120 Patricia Merck Robert Merten Ramona Migliardi Ronald Miles Richard Milosky Robert Mitchell |ohn Mock George Molina Barbara Moore Richard Moraida Victoria Moreno Renee Morrell Carmen Mucino Mark Mullaney Mrs. Cathy Combs Foreign Language Gregory Oda Matthew O ' Donnell loseph Oliveira Angelica Oliver Michael O ' Neal Annette Orte Donette Pagen Kevin Palmer Pedro Pangel i nan Alvin Paniagua Delores Parkerson 121 CLASS OF 1979 Mitchell Pearson Denise Penaflor Donna Pera Frederic Perez Tina Perry Voncialle Perry William Peters JUNIORS Donald Ralph Tracy Ramirez Francesca Ramos Martin Ranger julie Rasczewski Michael Reed Teri Rego Robert Reimer Kathleen Reinstra Brett Remoaldo Michele Reneau David Resendez Susan Rice Sandy Richards Mary Riddle Charlene Rivera Susana Rivera Alan Ritter Frank Rodriguez 122 Matthew Rodriguez Yvette Rodirquez Loretta Rommelse Leah Ross Patricia Row Steve Roy Susan Ruble Darrell Rumple Peggy Rusler Bradley Russell Thmoas Salter Gary Santos Mark Sanders Rick Savage Ronald Scott Robert Self Jacquelyn Sexton Melissa Shepard Kevin Shue Todd Sieber Alethea Silva jean Simard Lyndelle Sims Brenda Smith David Smith Steve Smith Vicky Smith James Snow Scott Sorci Ray Sorensen 123 1 ' Pamela Stanlee Paul Stelle Lori Stevens james Stevenson John Stone David Storer Brenda Strand Antony Strop Karen Sukovez James Suth Ole Swanson Debora Swedelson Mark Swineford Laura Tankersley Craig Tate Gail Thames Andrew Theobald Donald Thomas Mr. Wayne Edwards Performing Arts Dept. Chmn. Mrs. Shirley Evans Physical Education Dept. Chmn. Rosalind Trujillo Jeffrey Tucker Robert Tyler Timothy Tyree John Valentine Cami Van Rosendale Mike Vasquez Steffanie Veazey Rosa Vera Jose Villareal Virginia Villareal Frank Virgil Paul Virgil John Wade Karen Wadowski Curtis Walker Kathy Walker Richard Walker Rick Walker Shawn Waller Robert Warren Carl Watson James Webb Judy Webster Joy Weir Michael Weisenberger Kimberly Weisser Todd Wellman David Wells Alice Wetherford Mr. Dean Faulkner Bruce Wilkes Foreign Language JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Mr. Jeff Fern Physical Education Roxanne Wilkinson Bryan Williams Richard Williams Tony Williams Daniel Wishnoff Cindy Wong Kent Wong Michael Wong Susan Woodbury Bonnie Young Rich Zoucha Ken Wlodarczyk 125 A ,7 1 . ' Mi ' Pictured left to right; top to bottom: Sherri May-President, Annette Baca-Vice President, Kim Clark-Councilperson, Tammy Lerch-Councilperson, Mary Giovan- noni-Publicity, Sara Ford-Councilperson, Mark Lima-Councilperson, jess Bet- tencourt-Councilperson, Laurie Morales-Councilperson, John Promes-Council- person, LeRoy Fitzgerald-Councilperson, Laura Torno-Treasurer, Kelly Burk- Councilperson, Nancy Gate-Spirit, Kathy Ferrau-Secretary. Not pictured Cathy Kellogg-Councilperson. ' A Paul Abad Philip Abbenhaus james Adair Larue Adam Chris Adams Troy Addington Sky Adgie Laura Aguilar Lety Aguilar Craig Akaba Jeff Aker Debbie Anderson David Andrews joe Armijo Debbie Ashworth Albert Armstrong George Aubrey Jim Arriola Brian Austin Jim Austin Moises Avila Annette Baca Jim Bader Jennifer Baldini Neil Ballerstein Jeff Barbosa Roy Barger Kirk Barker Steve Barncord Ken Bassett Joanne Bautista Pamela Bell Dave Benham 127 Debbie Bialer Martha Birdwell Mike Bishop Linda Bitz Andrea Blair Wallace Blutord Debbie Bogart Vindi Borrero Tim Bottorff Cheryl Boynton Charlotte Brakhage John Bramhall Dawn Breitzman Joyce Bremer Chris Brinkerhoff Bob Brown Tony Brown Daphne Brown Ron Brown Tracy Browning Karla Buckmaster Lance Buck Debbie Buell Mike Buggy Brian Burgis Kelly Burk Frank Buschhueter Brian Busk Joe Benton Tracy Berry Brenda Beseda Marcel Besson Jess Bettencourt 128 Lisa Caldwell John Camacho Renee Campbell Wanda Candelaria Orlando Cardenas Vicki Cardwell Linda Carey Rhonda Carothers Diane Carrillo Todd Carpenter Robin Carrion Lisa Carroll jeff Carter Cynthia Castillo Tony Castleberry David Cesare Paul Champoux LaiHing Chan Lance Chapman Lucinda Chapman David Coleman Bruce Cockayne Kimberly Clark Vicki Christensen Donna Christensen Chris Christensen Thomas Chariberg John Coleman John Collins Valarie Collins Ken Coon Judy Cooper Ramona Cortez Charles Counts Patti Crider Jerry Cruz Jeff Cucculelli Bill Cunningham Jerry Curteman Arthur Daniel Laurie Daniels Babette Devos Dan Dias Nick Dias Teresa Dias Tricia Dicker Frankie Dickinson Barbara Dippold Veronica Covell Launi Cowan Jeff Cox Wayne Craddock Karen Craig Dennis Cramer Lee Davis Amber Dean Jeff Deien Eddie Delgadillo Pam Depper Larry Devillanueva Miss Joan Hammes Mathematics Mr. Don Harmon Mathematics 130 Mr. George Harms Mr. Jerry Hein Industrial Arts Business Education Eric Dokey Carol Domeier Mary Donahue Tim Donohue Steve Drummond Vincent Duarte Steve Dukleth Annette Fernandez Kathy Ferrau Cindy Fidone Leroy Fitzgerald Cindy Fletcher Jose Flores Vickie Ebbler Robert Eflin John Elliot Susan Elliot Susan Elson James Ervin Cliff Evans 131 Sara Ford Dave Fountain Lydia Fruge Tom Furtado Nancy Gado Donna Gamache Patty Garcia Melinda Coin Joe Gonzales Scott Gonzales Janette Grajeda Joe Greene Raymond Gress Troy Gryder Ty Hammond Bill Hankins Marjean Hansen Ron Harper Jeff Harris Vicki Harrison Lynette Hartford Mrs. Patricia Hung Mrs. Marylyn Jeppson Mr. Fred Kemper Mathematics English Career Education 132 Ms. Arlene King English Mr. Irving Koppel Social Studies Tom Hovis Scott Howard Lorena Hunt Kathy Hurtado Nancy Hutton Carrie Ivey Mike Jacobs John Jacques Chris Jason Brenda Jeffreys Joel Jensen Jeff Jentsch James Hatcher Brian Hawks Robert Hawthorne Margie Hay Jim Hayward Frank Hedlund Rodney Heinemann Sheena Hillocks Janna Hitchcock Mark Hoendervoogt Robin Hohenshelt Mike Hollenshead Lori Hoover Ken Houck 133 Mrs. Anna Krebs Mr. George Land Physical Education Social Studies Cynthia )ones Dale lones Rosemary Juarez Peggy Kakacek Steven Kalvig Cathy Kellogg Sally King Donna Kissler Charlynne Klein Laurie Klein Charles Loehler Lisa Kranich Tom Kratochvil Carolyn Kuehn Karen Kurtz Barbara Labrado Michele Laden Pete Lamb Kristey Lambel Michael Lammers Paula Landavazo Paula Landers Roxanne LaPlant Catherine LaPlume Roxanne Laubscher Sally Leach Kennard Lee James Lenhardt Tammy Lerch 134 Mark Lima Mark Linn Jeffrey Little Mark Littlefield Jeffrey Lloyd Jerry Lohr Jo Lynn Long Lori Long Craig Lopez Steven Lopez Douglas Louie Christine Lovato Cynthia Lubke Mark Luttrell Terrie MacDonald Ronald Maciel Stephen Mack Kristina Maki Kenneth Mallet Teresa Manfreda Linda Manibusan Ernie Manuel Thomas Marrin Vicki Marshall Holley Martin Kathleen Martin Rick Martin Tina Martin Miss Judy Lookabill Mr. John Lowrey Mr. Ben MacMillan Foreign Language Social Studies Special Education, Dept. Chmn. 135 Mr. Roger Madsen Industrial Arts Mr. Dave Marshall Foreign Language Robert Martinez Michael Massari Julia Matthews Kristanne Matzek Sherri May Lori Mayhew Michael McClenathan Jeffery McClure Ron McClure Sherry McDonald Danny McGhee Ken McHone Mark Me Kane Lee McKie Marie Meacham Wendy Medeiros Kenneth Meeks Gary Meily Joseph Mendoza Don Messersmith Lori Milat 136 Diana Munoz Christin Murillo James Nakamoto Barry Nelson Jeffrey Newman Connie Noonan Russell O ' Brien Veronica Ochoa Juanita Oliver Luis Orozco Kevin Ortega Linda Ortega Edward Ortiz Sylvia Ortiz Renata Ortloff Debbie Pacheco Antone Pagan Ronald Pappas Anna Patane Paula Patrone Douglas Payne Valerie Payne James Pena Martin Perez Richard Perez Stanley Perez Edward Perry Kathryn Perry Mr. Ben McEntee English Ms. Kate Middleton English 137 Thomas Prusa Kirk Quintoa Colleen Ralph Jimmy Ramirez Coleen Ramos Dennis Ramsey Thomas Rankin Brenda Rebhahn Veme Reeves Sherri Rehkugler Michell Remoaldo Alma Resendez Kenneth Rhoades David Rice Lorena Richardson Christine Rickie Barbara Roberts Jose Robles Leticia Rocha Daniel Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez Donna Persico George Peters Margaret Petrie David Pierce Desiree Pillado Roberto Pineda Lynn Porterfield Luz Posada Martha Posada Laura Potter Timothy Potts John Promes Mr. Gary Miller Physical Education Mr. Harley Monian Industrial Arts 138 Edward Rogers Theresa Rose Ursula Rosenberg Mark Ross Ruben Rubio Susan Rustin Steven Santos Troy Schaa Teresa Sehall Debbie Schaudt james Schmid Robert Schmidt Craig Schultz Kelly Schurr Jason Scott Sandra Scott Niles Searls Sharon Secrest William Sedgwick Alan Self Kelli Sharon Robin Short Marie Shuck Kelly Shue Antoinette Silva Richard Silveira Joe Silvey Mrs. Joanne Newell Mr. lobn Nunes Career Education Health Education 139 Michael Stone Richard Storer Paul Strohl Steven Strop Betty Summerville Brent Sunderland Lisa Swanson Benjamin Talamantes Gail Tenchiera Julie Thomas Dana Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Eric Thompson Jill Tipton Cheri Tolley David Tonelli Laura Tornoe Susan Trimble Victoria Trujillo Todd Turner Winde Underwood 140 Thomas Simon Tammy Simpson Carl Smith Eileen Smith Suzette Smith Monica Sory Lisa Soutar Donna Stark John Stark Steve Stevens William Stewart Allan Stone Miss Marian Pickup Mr. Neil Rigby Physical Education Industrial Arts Department Chairman Armand Uribe Lisa Ussery Vincent Valdez Debra Vandenburg Michael Vansteen Oralia Vasquez Martha Vera Peter Verbaere Anna Verbitsku Donald Videtich Balbir Virdee Patti Walters Susan Walton Theresa Weathjrton Anna Webster Treandous Webster Jeffery Wells Stanley Wesson Randall West Richard Whittle Debbie Wilkes Deborah Williams Wendy Williams Cynthia Williamson Robert Wilson Cheryl Wood William Wootton Susann Worcester Timothy Worlein Karen Wright Sharon Wright Brett Vuhas Mr. John Rout Social Studies Department Chairman Pictured above left to right; bottom row, Larry Mendoza- Vice President, Colleen Burk- President. Row 2 Jeff Suth- Councilperson Byron Dron- kers- Councilperson. Row 3 Tracy Thames-Councilperson, Maureen Henry- Councilperson. Not pictured Jenny Wishnoff- Councilperson. 142 Pauline Acuna Randy Adair Darreld Adams Darlene Adolpho Raymond Aguilar Scott Aker Antonio Alarcon Ross Alessandro Dana Andrews Robert Andrews janet Archuleta Darrel Apel Martin Ashworth Sharon Atherton Lisa August Felicia Ayala Joseph Azavedo Becky Baca Kris Baker Laurie Balcerzak Tammy Baltera James Balthazar Gary Barber Rex Barber Micheal Barens Theodore Barker Donald Barnes Cara Barnes Kerry Bassett Sandy Battaion Gregory Bauhofer Colleen Beaty Cassy Becker Tami Bennett Scott Berger Michael Berumen Emile Besson Tamara B inford Douglas Bishop DeAnna Black Kimberly Black David Blackwood George Blaine Melinda Boggess Chris Boileau lames Bolivia Louis Bonacich Myra Borgen Daniel Bowen Shirley Boyce Thomas Braswell Ron Britto Steve Bronson lames Brooks John Brooks Susie Brouillard Paul Brown Robert Browning Thomas Browming Kevin Buckley Douglas Bucol Mark Buggy lack Bruhn April Burch Colleen Burk Sandy Burris Brenda Bussard Daniel Caeton Victoria Calbreath Vickie Callahan Armando Camacho Mr. George Schornick Ms. Marcia Selna Foreign Language Reading 144 Chuck Campbell Michael Campbell Randal Cantieni Michael Capello Laurie Capriotti Julie Carabello Maria Caro Scott Carpenter Jeffery Carvalho Jimmie Casey Steven Castellano Fred Cavender Kai Chiu Chan Timothy Chaney Dean Church James Clark Raymond Cline Teresa Qine Ernie Coelho Kristi Colclough Linda Collett Julie Conde Ian Conger Michelle Conner Beverly Coon Diane Cooper Evie Correa Mona Correa Lora Correia Jesse Cortez Richard Costa Michelle Costello Gina Covillo Jamie Covington Mark Cotter Casey Cowles 145 Angelina DePonte Todd DePree Mara DeUnamuno Deborah DeVall Max De Vos Robin Diltz Linda Dino Debbie Dodds Eva Dorris Mark Dolterer Aileen Drake David Drake lames Driggers Byron Dronkers Cheryl Dross Jeff Dunkin Lani Dutra David Eason Leon Eaton Cindy Ebeling Marvin Edmondson Denise Eklund Sherry Eldridge Mike Elliott Ronald Ely Janet Engel Richard England Daron Ervin Lani Erikson 146 Mr. Bill Sinnoit Physical Education Carol Fabris Don Fallon Samson Fernandez Mr. Phil Smith Librarian Ron Fischel Bill Fleitz Jaime Flores Patti Fontaine Kim Ford Terry Ford Mona Fox )ohn Francis Rene Franklin Mark Frenette Terea Friker Doug Frisbie Lorrain Frisbie Lori Funk Prudy Furber Ron Furnish Elaine Gagnon Angie Gallegos Cindy Gallegos Fred Gallegos janice Gann Linda Garza Noel Gavin Thomas Geraghty Roma Giannecchini Sandy Gibson Tammy Gibson Lee Gifford Ed Gilmore Mr. Larry Soderman Social Studies 147 Karen Gimens Mike Giorgetti Tanis Goheen Paul Goodman Wendy Gong Mary Gontang Mr. Scott Soper Science Dept. Chmn. Richard Gonzales Joe Goodwin Laura Gouldthorpe Ken Graham Paul Grasseschi Steve Greenwood Dave Gregoire Dan Hague Craig Haley left Hall Kathy Hamid Randi Hamilton Karen Hammond Gayle Handy Don Harman David Harer Gary Harlow Don Harris Gary Hatton Virgina Havenhill Lori Heaston Larry Helgeson joelene Helms Livy Hendrix Maureen Henry Lisa Hernandez Ricky Hertenstein Hans Herup Debbie Hickam 148 Mr. Joseph Spinetta Social Studies Lori Hollinger Stan Houseworth Debra Howard Mr. Bill Stanley Special Education David Hudson Kellie Hunter Roger Hunter Marvin Hutton Cindy Ivey Candy Jack Cecilia jackson Ben janssens Dan Johnson Connie Jones Mike Jordan Robert Judd Jim Kakacek John Kalilikan Lisa Karonovich Kerry Keely John Keene John Keeth Charles Kilgore Robert Kimel Carolyn Kissler Mike Klimkosky Greg Lackmann David Lander Joey Lamaestra Michele Lamaestra Sal Lamagna Fred Landers Annette La Plant Mr. Martin Stoll Business Education Dept. Chmn. 149 David LaPlume Melody Lartique Ralph Lawhorn Susan Lawing Allison Leal Kyung Lee Tracy Leever Frank Lenhardt Rich L ' Heureux Charles Lincoln Jeff Lind Teresa Little Terry Little Sandy Loja Dan Lomas David Lomker Greg Lopez John Lopez Sergio Lopez Teresa Lothrop Rachael Lott Sylvia Lowe Richard Lozier Tamara Lubke Patricia Lund Michele MacDonald Ann Mack Mark Madeira Karen Madsen Susan Marin Bill Marlow Daryle Marquez Robin Martin 150 Caroline Marline Ana Martinez Mary Martinez Richard Martinez Robert Martinez Teresa Martinez Toni Martinez Mr. Bob Tierney Science Mr. George Tomlinson Mathematics David Metcalf Tony Miller Danny Miramontes Cam Moore Janey Moore 151 Vicki Muniz Sue Murphy Shelie Myatt Gina Myers Dennis Ness lames Nevels Lyle Nevels Ken Newitt Mary Newman Stuart Ng Tim Nichols Brian Nicholson Sam Nickolas |ohn Nunez lames O ' Brien Rolando Ochoa Kim O ' Connor Hugh ODonnell David Ohme Diana Olander Virginia O ' Neil Diane Onorati Mark Omer Marguela Orozco Mark Orrock Rene Ortiz Ms. Ginger Tomlinson Art Ms. Tena Trabookis English 152 Ray Parsons David Pavao Debra Paz Cheryl Pearce Daryl Peck Kim Peck Ms. Beverly Ulbricht English Mr. Andy Hyman Art Psychology Vince Pineda Bill Piper Randy Pires Karen Pope Albert Potter Tina Presby Randy Pritchard Chris Proctor Rob Prosh Vicki Putnam Tavia Quaid Mary Ramirez Phillip Ramirez Denise Ramos Tammy Ratliff |eff Ray Steve Reed Angela Rendon Robert Reyes 153 Jessica Richardson Cindy Rickie Mimi Riddle Alex Riggs John Rio Karen Roberts Patty Roberts Michael Rodarmel Teresa Rodela Debbie Rodemich Vicky Rodrigues Froyla Rodrieguez Mike Rodriguez Sam Rodriguez Sandra Rogers Chris Rojas Larry Loland Norman Rose Richard Rosenbery Susan Ross Michelle Ruano Martha Ruble Greg Russell Maria Salinas Robert Salter Julianne Sanders Bill Schall Robert Scheer Renee Scneibe Margaret Schemel Tom Scherer Jeff Schmid John Schmidt Tom Schnitger Joe Schward 154 Tracy Secrest Roy Senechal Gloria Serrano Maxine Shelito Staci Sieber Angela Silva Steven Silva Ken Silvey john Sirley Dennis Skillen Alan Smith Bob Smith Dan Smith janeen Smith Miss loan Weller Miss Donna White Business Education Home Economics Kevin Smith Lane Smith Robert Smith Richard Smith Maragaret Snow Herbie Suminguit Mark Souza Della Sparks Karen Sparks Patty Spence Ann Stark Bob Stark Greg Steele Debbie Stella Nancy Stevens Scott Stewart Kelly Stone Donna Strand Michelle Strohein Kim Sturm 155 Tim Sturm Herbie Suminguit Jeff Suth Valerie Sweete Tim Swihart Tami Sylvia Sharon Takata Bill Tanner Shawna Tanner Donna Tarnowski Sherrie Tavares Mark Taylor Tracy Thames Bob Thompson Robin Tiner Raymond Tinkovics Lisa Tolley Mike Torquemada Kevin Torrence George Townzen Carol Trejo Kathy Triplett Mike Trott Beth Turnipseed Mark Tyler Curt Valdovinos Jeff Valdovinos Randy Vandiver Becky Venegas Salvador Vera Gil Villegus Vince Vultaggio Rick Wade Robin Wagganer James Wallace Theresa Ward Mr Harold Whitmore Mr. Ca rey williams Special Education Social Studies 156 Ryan Waterhouse Eddie Weatherton Patty Weber Stephen Weiss Marice Weisser jim Wells Greg Welsh Doug Wescott Becky West Sandy White Shirleen White Roy Whitehead Debbie Wiley )ohn Williams Brenda Williamson Darcey Williamson Susan Willms Nikki Winovich Amy Wiseman Jennifer Wishnoff Steve Wong Fred Woodward Kevin Wright David Wylie Sherry Young Dan Yourish Tammy Ziegenbein la Zanganeh glish Mr. Robert Zedlitz Career Education 157 158 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Lai Ho Chan Colleen Anderson The people on this page have achieved the highes t grade point throughout their four years at Ir¬ vington. These Top Ten students should be congratulated for their academic standings. Lori Yuki Masamitsu Karen Klimkosky Gregory Wayne 160 Lori Yuki Masamitsu Christopher Crescibene Gretchen Roeding VIKING Barrie O ' Donnell Claudette Criswell AWARDS Terry Sukovez The ten people on this page are recipients of the Viking Award. This award is given to those students that have dedicated their time and efforts for the benefit of the school. Thanks and congratulations should be given to these students. Laura Marron Kurt Furtado 161 Brian Aldama Gregory Aldridge BEST LOOKING Craig Yuhas and Kelly Bolivia were this year ' s Senior Class Favorites tor the Best Looking” Irving¬ ton students. Kelly plans on going to Chabot to study a nursing career. She is seventeen and has attended Irvington all four years. This year Kelly was on the Saga staff, has pla ed hockey and was on Irv ington ' s swim team. Craig wants to attend a college in southern California and is planning a career as a paramedic. He has plaved on Irvington ' s football team for three ot his four years here and is a member of the Bov ' ' Block I. tark Allein Kathv Ama Colleen Andersen Mike Anderson David Andre Robert Anolin Tammy Apel lesus-l ' m Here-Now Tomor- IMADEITMOM DADTELL HOVE U MOM DAD ME row THE NEXT TIME78 USA G-15-77 162 Daniel Asimus Diana Askin Gilda Avila What Can 1 Say ' W-O-B-N-l- Thanks Mom. Dad Family S-M-N ILY! Glen Baca Friends Forever DS VL DM LP MP Susan Bader GG KY AM LA ML BOLTWBM4 SISWM Sandy Baird Ronald Baptista Larry Barker Charlene Barnum Steve Barnum HAWAIIMYTIS CO. GOK- YCC KS LB MDN|M Badmin- WIDYVOYLYNN ton =1 Terri Barritt Greg Bartlett Mary Beedle Shane Berger Toni Bergin ROBIN4EVRSTOKTN CPWSRTWPADRules Bye B) SQUATALAHARA 78 VBB7KAPRI91277 TM Darcy Berrie Barbara Beseda Mary Betchart B.B.BSRightLeah Lotsa Sunsets-songs of praise to God THOSE WERE THE DAYS MY Mem Fun2 FRIENDS 163 • Dave Betts Korev Biller EVER GREEN I LOVU DR UTOOMO WS.DAD Steve Blizel Mary Boettcher TM,YMIP.C.ILY.BRE ASTIS- BESTSMIM Mark Bogar Mary Bolla 4X4Fever SC and Summer THNKSM D Mary Billeci I.O.W.M.D.C.B.H.N. T.M.R.G.T.B. Janice Blaine David Blair HWAWEANFERBYSSLYM SQUATALAHARA78 DTFETYTM268 FRIENDLIEST Patti Britto is the Senior Favorite ' s Friendliest girl. She has attended Irvington all four years and has been involved in many clubs. Patti, also, worked as a wrestling stat.. She plans on going to Ohlone or San lose State to study consumer protection and drama. Patti is presently engaged. Patti ' s excellent humor and vitality are just two aspects of her charming person¬ ality. Craig Yuhas was selected as Irvington ' s Friendliest boy. Craig is interested in a variety of things. He enjoys playing football, the guitar and likes his dog. Craig is currently living with three friends but hopes someday to live by the beach. His obvious warmth, sensitivity and wit certainly are a large part of his friendly personality. Kellv Bolivia Laurie Bonifield Talana Boone Patricia Bowman Mary Boynton Fryday 13 YAGLK C.enisis78 LATER 32276ILYJIM GOD LUT- Have A Good One MDIBRT LIKHK w Sally Breck Patti Britto Kenneth Brogden Dana Brooks Marc Brown Friends-Fun-MDM Memories LotRhVRM ' TFEMD I EMFM ot IHS RM MBFER Anita Bruhn Patricia Bru er Carol Buchanan Allan Bucol Maureen Buggv IM ON MV V AY! Thanks all HisAMC Dayton Burkholder Richard Burnett Errol Butler Rick Buttram Dale Byers KELLIE AND I 3 29 77 BACK STREET CRAWLER Susan Cady Micheal Caeton Kevin Caldwell SUN,SURF,SNOW ROCK ' N CMAHIRTBSPDFNYRPI a Sec- ROLL retary Sue Callicott Ricardo Camacho Annette Campbell Connie Campbell Mark Cardwell LAFFALITL ' LTRT ' WDY WFL ' IWTMESM i Linda Carmichael Jeanne Carpenter John Carr Michael Carracci Stars Watch Out LA Here I Come PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mitch Louie and Lori Masamitsu were voted most likely to succeed. Due to unavoidable circumstances this Senior Favorite picture was not photographed. Lori plans to go to U.C. Berkeley She is interested in translating old manuscripts. She likes literature and writing. Lori attended Irvington all four years. She was involved in the MGM and Student Curriculum councils. Lori feels that success is achieved with contentment and self satisfaction. Mitch declined to have his picture taken. 166 Larry Chapman Ronald Chappell Larry Cheng lanet Chiapetto Mitchell Christensen Seyolatirvi,llY M + D + C THE KEY! Dad, Trailer tor 4. ILY Both. The Human Mind Stella Christensen Pam Clark Tim Cockayne Sheree Coleman Jerry Collins Take His Hand Be At Peace. IIVELIFE4 TODAY NOT YES¬ THE FUTURE IS NOW 1C TERDAY!! Gladys |err Mark Collins Michael Collins Carmen Conner Michael Cooper Elane Corby WANTEDBLONDNICETAN I ' m Mike Not Mark M BB TM D GOODBYE 1V29-33 ARFUS 4EVER Peter Covell Mark Covington Kathy Craig -It ' s Montana- iStoogesFTTEIBTCIKHMAHY- TONY 167 Christopher Crescibene Michael Cribbin ID Rather be SAILING David Cruz lames Dahlin ILYRosieGMIYF TMomDa- dlHSSmile Laurie Crider Claudette Criswell Patricia Croneis GRIZZARD WITCHY FLUT IKWYSIILY = 21 RAH SGC- LuvDJ SFYW SPAZ ' IBIFVW CAMPUS CLOWNS Connie Campbell and Dave Hague were voted campus clowns b the Senior class. The can always be seen in the middle of a group doing what they do best, clowning around. Dave has participated in Football, Soccer and Track. He plans to go to Ohlone next year. Connie plans to go to South Africa to stud the culture of the African societies. Karen Dale Deborah Dame wood Sunrise,Sunset,YNW A)TY=1) BOO Steven Daniel Diana Darr Christopher Darsey Mark Davidson Nancy Davis Memories of 1976 to 1978 RoadsX SL VB68S scBC CCW 168 loan Dawson Russell Deacon Annette DeAnda David Debus Ross Deeter interested in training animals T.J.Y.H. A.S.K.Y.E. COOD-TIMES-TO-COME- O.J.F.M.TM D WOHBSJSUHWC John DeMarta James DeMartini TK I CTOIWOY M. O. O. My Babv, Joanne 66 396Che- velle Thomas Doming C arol Denn Joann DePeralta Julie DeUnamuno Michelle Devaughn Jerry DeVries ’ ' OPEN-DOWN 77 2 Long- 32 Short Richard Dias Susan Dias Angela Dickinson Elaine Dickey Lawrence Dmo HAWAII HERE I COME! CNBAPMAYF I LOVE YOU ILUVUALBE RT4EAA Girls, C ars, Friends,andCAB HUEY NOVI 31976 169 Veronica Dobbert ISTOOGESFTTE iBC IVRR78TMDFELFSR Robert Dolianitis SM Always AND FOREVER William Donohue Bradley Dorsey Ronald Douglas Douglas Driver Donna Ducat LOVE DAVE MASON 6-15- 77TPWBFFE Robert Dukleth Bradley Duncan R.D.A.B.K.F.A.E.W. 10 S N E 1 TV TALK IN RID- B.K.L.I.O.N. DLES MOST INDIVIDUAL John Fasesky and Barrie O Donnell were noted as the Most Individual Seniors for obvious rea¬ sons. Thev weren ' t inhibited by the people or things happening around them. Both John and Barrie are graduates of est training. They enjoy old fashioned clothes, Birkenstock sandals and San Francisco. Indi idualitv is the salt of common life. You mas have to live in a crowd, but you do not have to live like it, nor subsist on its food, says )ohn. Timothy Duncan Charles Durham Michael Ebeling HONDA-RIDE ON FOREVER Shelly Edwards Renie Ellegood A Short “BRAT” 4-Ever! MLH SGDIWR RMB ST,FILYA,TYFE,DMTK! 170 Patricia Ellison Richard Engelstad Ellen Escobar Melod Enos l- -76-PJM-ILY FE-BANANS- TDM K Virginia Evans Sonia Falcon Leslie Farmer lohn Fasesk MV BIGGEST DREAM MAMH FRV1 32( 28J0BJD HAWAII-es- 23VS6 tHOLSF Sherrvl Foster Becky Foxworthy Robert Fracisco Ronald Freer Kurt Furtado IG LC FF ALWAYS VOLLEY- TGIONWMCD TPFRW AL- DAD MOM THANKS! Your WHO SAID HEIGHT BALLBUFFY LYBN SPPB FAM SonCountr COUNTS.ACLHSCSF Benjamin Gallagher Melody Galvan SGDIVVR CMM MUNI FFSC DFMBTH NIE Lila Garcia Teresa Garger Denise Gellerman TURKEY ' S need lovin too ILYDW Roger George Michael Geraghty To Be a Rock and not to Roll MOST CONFUSED Susan Bader and David Grassechi were voted most confused by the Senior class. Although they may seem confused they have good plans for the future. Sue has been a count ilperson with the Student Government, and has marriage plans tor the near future. David is planning to go to Cal State Hayward, and is expressing an interest in law. Lori Gemberling Christina Giambruno ALL41 And14ALL! ALOHATB SEEYAOC Sherri Glover Julie Goheen Martha Coin ' Leonard Gomes Rosario Gomez HTTFRLYMBF MUN2 FFMG SPORTS B-Ball = 1 LookinatheHorizon4mylighto- DFMBTH NIE REFHSBRMBT|PG F Dawn 172 Robert Gorman Da id Grasseschi Vicki Graham Douglas Grajeda BLSD RT BSRR4TY SL FRT T NOBODY DOES IT BETTER Lookoutf drich. world- RTH W R BJ GFI eriesBB=1 Dianne Greene Irma Guerra FRI. 1-30-78 HI! HAWAII 78 JJC Leslie Hackey Robert Hagman Thank God its over David Hague John Haight Robert Hall Kevin Halsted Mark Hammond HT GFI = 19KA IWSLMWLM Fever Dream INSANITY!! IALYIMGTGIB1984 Blonde- TAMILYVMAYNTMD SSIS ShiSBPUMM MARK ' ILYTANWCT 173 Thomas Hammond Wade Hammond KONOCYI SURPRISE LUV CC lames Harper Stephen Hart TM + D.GOD.FISH BOARDS And LOVE MOST SPIRITED SENIORS The Most Spirited Seniors tor the Class of “78” were Patti Croneis and Kurt Furtado. Patti v as a ).V. Cheerleader for two years and a Varsity Cheerleader this past year. Kurt could always be seen at the games and rallies. He was our mascot his Junior year and this year he was Senior Class V ' ice-President. He plans to attend Ohlone College for two years then transfer to San Jose State University. ■ Sandy Hauck Micheall Havenhill GOODBYE ANGLE! HI SMAC Craig Haworth Ann Haves Thomas Hayward Sherri Heaston Mike Heaton IN SONG CGTWVB YOURVE- Track Field = 1 RYSPECIAL 174 Robin Hellensmith HIIICH! THRU IT AL- LwalhtmiaDGPM Loretta Hendriks Gabriel Hendrix Garry Henkel VVOODLEAF77BTOML MA- RUNNIN ' ON EMPTY TYM D LIBUcVMADYATG ' FHL CSN Richard Hollada Allison Honjiyo F h llis Horne Mark Horton WATCH OUT WORLD HERE IL18-188 StandBy Me Not 1 CUM ILBB Over Me UIR Anthony Hoyt Catherine Huk Timothy Ingwerson Michelle Jacobs ILKATHYFOREVER THREE SJLY SGDIWR BB ' s FOREVER LotRHVrP ' 007m m ImBo- STOOGES P.HBDGC.GLLMHFS PeepGFIYcVV Mark lackson WHITEPUNKONDOPE EU- ROPE78 LAST | |ohn lanssens F I S H. MOTO X THANKS |LS WYMM Teresa Jeffreys SOMEDAY IT ' LL COME TRUE RAM Lori Hillocks sb.BV8 gyhyca cwSLscBC RoadsX Patricia Jacobs 175 Tami lensen HARLOW LIVES ON ILYM D.HiHerbie Jeanette Jentsch Roxanne Johnson Love reaches,touches,and leels Scott Johnson Andrea Jones GRAEAGLE HERE I COME IT SIT! ' ! FAVORITE TEACHERS The senior class of 1978 voted Ben McEntee and Kate Middleton as their favorite teachers. Mr. McEntee has many interests. He enjoys running, and talking to students. He also enjoys teaching ver much. He said the class of 78 is very unique. The students are their own person and therefore very enjoyable people. Ms. Middleton enjoys camping, hiking, and going out to eat. She also enjoys borrowing records, and losing them. Unfortunately she was unable to make the picture. Scott Jones Roy Jones BETTER START DOING IT RIGHT! Carolyn Jorgensen Laura Jorgensen Raymundo Juarez |ohn Kalawaia Jamie Kessee FRI U-26-28-30 HAWAII 78 JCD 176 Colleen Kempton Heidi Kendall Kathleen Kirk I PD CS RTRB HAWAII 78 4I6TAVE MPIPS HAWAIIMVTIS CO. IH- (iFIA RRMTAML MD TGTTSBOEIWGB Steven Klein M Little Angle Henrietta Ma¬ rin Willem Klein Karen Klimkosky Don ' t Stop Believing Yamaw Dong Ko Michael Kozel THUJ + GESAMBABEM EM07( 7� IWMUAEMW Arm Kundert Kathleen Kurtz He Mr. T veet I Made It. Denise Lagardo Concetta Lamaestra Thanks M D W.H. Hooray Goodbye! HA- S.G.T..S.M.K.T. HAIMADEITMOM! Deborah Lamagna Donna Lamont It ' s tor you mom WYHM I luv Mike |ud Lamonte Michael LaMotte TKS MOM DAD I LOVE Y GINA BS=1 Felicia Landavazo lames Lasovich 177 -Mr 4 lH Grace Latona Joseph Lea Darrell LeBrun H oSook Lee Michelle LeHouillier GRADUATINGISNEND IT ' S THEBEGINNING MOST ATHLETIC Julie Goheen was voted the Most Athletic Senior girl, lulie was involved in sports all four Vpars at I.H.S. She participated in Varsit Softball, Varsity Basketball-captain, Varsity Field Hockey-captain. Her plans for the future include going on to college. The boy who was voted Most Athletic was Greg Meily. Greg has been interested in sports all his life. He began wrestling in lunior High School. His favorite sports are wrestling and foot¬ ball, but he loves all sports. He plans to attend Ohlone College for a couple of years then transfer to a major University. He hopes to be involved in sports all of his life, in some way or another. Roger Lewis Tedd Lima BASEBALL, HTDOGS,APLPIE cN. TANYA Carole Lott Karen Louie Mitchell Louie Yvonne Lavato John Luevano FOOLED YA DIDN ' T I ' BYE WJLLWM IhOW TB IWT GIS- QUIDOCETDISCIT-QUA- 38 C HEVY IMPALA YOU HOW DO U ' ' SPELL RE- I H.S. ALs OO ' HMD POM RKenergyFLOW ' W ATCH GLEN! LIEF ' PP ANY H Christopher Lundgren Lynn Machatowski FLYLOWNAVOID The RA- bIFreakMONTHIGH Quincy DAR THE KID IT ' SIT! ' ! Bill Maciel Denise Madsen Michael Madson IT ' S NO FUN BEING NUM¬ BER ONE Laura Marron David Martin lohn Marline Mishell Martinez Richard Martinez BRABERRY HIT The Dusty SQUATALAHARA 78 WITCH- Trail YLOVEC)R|3 Sandra Martinez Lori Masamitsu Allison Mascardo Michele Massari Always and Forever. M D MB ACCEPT LOVE TOUTE EST 3m ' SH DM! TMDTOOT LIFE cK LOVE 78 CYALATR GRACE SDHAW ' AIHICRBJR ILYD M 179 Dean Mathey Don Mathey YEAHSHORTPEOPLE EARLY SCHOOL ISC RE AT! GRAD. 77 ' i BYEMR.SHERRILL )err McClintick Charles McConnell BEHOLD. THE DRAGON IS I ' M ONLY HUMAN PT 2 LOOSE SISRD 42 ST Gene Maxwell Gu Mayhew I FINALLY MADE IT HERE!!!!!!’ Kelly McClenathan SHORT RULE OVER TALL SWEETHEARTS This year ' s campus sweethearts are Da id VVesterhott and Terry Sukovez. David and Terry are planning to go to college in the tall. David will be taking up auto mechanics and elec¬ tronics courses yyhile Terry will be enrolled in real estate programs. These tyvo have been together tor the past three years. Their plans tor the tuture are to take one day at a time. vtaria McDonald Mike McDonald Forvoumytriends MyLoveand- Tha ' nks Sandy McKay •MBDM ' SKIING HAVNAII- MYTIES ME Kathy Me Ley Mirac lesoonkansasooc- RIGHTI-IV Sherma MeVay Greg Meily Diane Mercado = 42 (VVkA) MAYFJ Friends Forever, LP DS PT BM r T,4V EMB TCMCF 180 ILVRMDTNDPLSLL David Moore Svlvia Morris .Mike Mulleague Pal Murrav Rust Nail DON ' T BUY A VW HERE 2D AY GONE 2MAUI ISHTBINDB David Ness Mary Nevraumont Nancy Ng Roger Nicholson lose Nieves M DILY Good Friends DSTLC Dare to be great GBT IDLYALP ABBTOAF -ZILO’ Tim O ' Brien I love You Deb Forever-Hi Vic Cindy Oda Barrie O ' Donnell VVYTPUNX ON DOPE ‘ KINKY .estfcSF! 181 Sieve Ortega Dan Ortiz Karen Pankey Lori Parker SPORTS B-BALL Tina Patrone Lanita Pate Thanks.Je ' taime Chris Logan Kathy Ozust Sylvia Pacheco Lori Padeltord OF A LIFETIME THANKS MOM DAD ILY LOVE TH ANKS IVVAHEFY ' EH MOM DAD-MRS.K. CUTEST SMILE As ou can tell bv those beautiful smiles, Claudette Criswell and Craig Yuhas were voted as the seniors with the cutest smiles. Claudette was involved in girls ' athletics and was the Editor of the 1978 Saga. Her future plans include a trip to Australia where she hopes to further her college education. She has decided on a career in Counseling. Her interests lie in racing (Aspires to be a mechanic for Da id Martin a future Inds driver.) and writing. Craig was on Irvington ' s football team and was also in Boys ' Block I. He plans on continuing with his swinging bachelor reputation through his college studies at Long Beach State. His terrific SI200 smile will be an asset to him with his paramedic career. Everett Patterson Donna Payne Lydia Pedroza Elizabeth Pena Elise Peralta ILUM D IFMIIO! FUTURE LIVE LOVE LAUGH and be DREAMS HAPPY! Yvonne Pex Kathy Pfeifer Malcom Pickard Greg Pimental Dave Pinkett NEVER FORGETS D.O. FOR- VVOODLEAF77ENG78 |C718LIFE ' StSeA CrLO- GubByALYuPunksstay EVER 27 MAL78QTR ' LSYCC NGelsSongaH ung staHiTYD Gary Polk Sheree Pollard Lourdes Posada Vicki Price Alan Rasczewski ILUVMUSIC UBABE C.A.B. Things Could Change! MJKWEMADEITRIKI Mike Rasmussen Steve Rawson MA DANGS KIN BREATHE Annette Ressler 183 Craig Rice Greg Richie Jeannette Ridgev a Kathv Rigb Juana Rivera Coodb e School He World I believe in music Parts Nanc Rivera Brenda Roberts 7 ' Caprice La Gata V Que ' Oct1 l )77 Tim I Frogs Forever SHYEST Greg Bartlett and Michelle Jacobs were the sh est among this year ' s seniors at Irvington. Greg has been going to Irvington since his treshman year and still remains sh according to the seniors. Greg plans to go to Ohlone College when he finishes at Irvington. Michelle was on the gymnastic team and is very interested in art. She has plans to go to San lose State when she leaves Irvington. Tom Robertson Sharon Robichaud Dianne Rockett Ivvishvve ' dallbeenReadv ILYJCMDL ■ 1 Anne RcxJriguez Anettoinette Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez lulie Rodriguez Dreams are Made to come REMEMBER JAiM true!! THETOF ' US 184 Crete hen Roeding Gar Rogers Tuula Ronkonen Billie Rowland Marts R an DVV Tennis Bum SFF-WFSSRi- TUBA WITH GUTS PISANTE THANKS FOR A GREAT teMW ' JACKS YEAR,PTL! Bob Sahatjian Remember This Face Kari Salamone PFA SGRBFYN BT CMASALPREZDDBDP TI Carols n Salas LOV RIDERS RULE FOR- EVERik ALWAYS Daniel Salinas LOWRIDERPETECON DEBRA MUCHAMOR Eleazar Salinas TOPattyw hoi will ALwasbew ith LOVE Vicki Salvador Barbara Sanchez Dolores Sandoval Fryday-13 4 YRS REFER MAD- LEO TUFF GENTLE RC11- NESS 2977GBMILY Debra Santos Chervl Schanen SGDIWR-58 RVP IGIOS- MILEFORME! Mark Schmidt Mar Schormann ' Daniel Schultz DREAMSFMACDL79L AS- MSMBESTFKRT78 185 Dan Sibley Russell Siciliano Camera Rules BB CKA BmjS TST WKA FDI WNY SJE W 1 Later MBNYWBB MOST DEDICATED )ohn Fasesky and Terry Sukovez were voted most dedicated by the se¬ nior class for their deep involvement in school activities. John plans to attend San Francisco State this fall. Terry has been the Freshman, Junior and Senior class president. She plans to attend Ohlone this fall. Debbie Silveria Rhonda L. Simpson WSSCT GFIPN AS LIFE GOES ON 78 Tod Sizer Carolyn Smith 186 Belinda Souza Dawn L. Spainhower Mike A. Stelle Twatdles TMIL YAYTOM Won ' t strain the brain any- D23vs15 more Lori L. Stevens Robert ). Stevenson John Stramecki Erika Stroud Theresa L. Sukovez WHIC July 78 SQUATALAJARA 78 ILYARESA2278WC UNDERTHEBRIDGES OVER IIPRONSISIalone ThankyouSomrklf THE FOAM... Helena M. Suminguit Ronnie G. Sutherland Randy Swanson Rick Tankersley Patty Tapia THANKS MOM DAD AL- TAZZIE LOVES YA WAYS FOREVER E.S.High69,NOVA Leah A. Teel Janet L. Tenchiera Mike Thames BBBSRIGHTDARCSB For Mom Dad IGUT I LUV ECLIPSEBYEKNILD YFA- V8ROADSXCSPAZ ? 1 Hjay WIWBMOHIKOME Patty A. Thompson Penguins Pitter MeMORIES SBprez Teri L. Thompson I Cor 13, I Love you Rick- ILUM D Yvette L. Tiapon Kevin C. Tibbetts Dan Torquemada ME AND RICK ALWAYS BB ' S FOREVER TSTFDI WKA4WEMB FOREVER MHBDLC NMD11879 187 Doroth T ler Anthom Ulibarri It ' sa Tradition Chicago “78 Paul Untalan AFF4YRSGIRLTEAS ERBOFS- kEUSSLORI Teresa Valentine left Valles WV LA|WWNMCHEE RS LZ CONCERTS.MILLER IlYMDMBGPG 10S BSMAD “IO MOST TALENTED Laura Marron and Bob Sahatjian were voted Most talented b the senior class for their out¬ standing participation in musical productions throughout the year. Laura and Bob were both in the Thor Throat group. Their future plans will include further training in dramatics. Kim Van Bebber Scott Vance ILYTHANKS BOB FOI SEA- GULLBACO David Vandenburg David Vargas Andrew Venturi Angelica Vera Caroline Verbaere THANKS M D I FINALLY ON THE ROAD OF EXPERI- MADE IT ENCE 188 Janet Vincencio Julia Vultagio Chris Waldron Greg Waldvogel John Wallace REFLECTS -OTWWUT B- TYMD Sis Gpa Gmaw IL YT OOC- RIGHTJ-KM MUN Till 1981 Chuck Walls Pam Walter Lori Walus THANK YOU Mom Dad HWTT- OCO 290 TRK- ILUVYOU KIRK plma TPFRBOO- DBMSH Jana Ward Paul Ward I LOVE YOU DAN HWST Uncle Sam ' s got me me and SEP73-FOREVER Jo 78 Richard Ward Brian Waste Andre Warren James Warren Gregory Wayne I MISSED IT IT A LONG WALK IF YOU HB HBB Mach135lC WANNA ROCK Carrie Webster Cameron Welsh David Westerhoff NOODLES! RIGHT LYN- FREE TO BE ME Je taime WIND ON THE WATER NETTE? CCSDML George CARRY ME HOME 189 Rodney Whitfield Debora Williams Michelle Williams Cleona W ' ilson Clyde Wixom SUNSHINE DAYS IN HAWAII POOHBEARS! MOB) SFF- AW AH WFSS Rite GR Larry W ' ood Lvnnette Woodward RIGHT CARRIE! NOODLES MAPMIDI Linda Woolard Lynda Wootton Dan W ' ormuth Kevin Wright Darren Yancey PERFECT DAZ |GTT! The- TYffamdglsrsmMY Dream- SearchlsOn! Reality 190 Norman Yoritate Kevin Young Ted Young Craig Yuhas Cary Svvette VVLA.THANKSJO ALL I CARE BEING SINGLE IS IT!13 GO FOR FOR IT! Richard Manibusan BEST DRESSED It ' s er obvious h Vicki Graham and Robert Anolin were voted best dressed b the se¬ nior class. Vicki and Robert both plan to attend college in the near future. 191 CAMPUS LIFE CAMPUS LIFE CAMPUS LIFE CAMPUS LIFE CAMPUS LIFE 193 Well, I never! What he doesn ' t know won ' t hurt him? Great White hunter CAMPUS LIFE STRIKE! It was a cold frosty morning during October, the 17th to be exact, when all concerned teachers were awakened from their slumber with the shrill note of a 4:00 a.m. call. They huddled in a cold movie theatre rubbing the sleep from their eyes exchanging nods and murmuring hellos. Then the question was asked ... and the response was STRIKE! Three weeks came and passed and the sidewalks started to wear thin, but the strikers still trod their cir¬ cuitous course. They weathered the comments, both pro and con of students and passerbys. Finally the strike was over, for an agreement had been met. MIDDLEFIELD TRAVEL 2471 OLD MIDDLEFIELD WAY MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF. 94043 (415) 969-4747 HAIR CUSTOM PERMANENT WAVING for the DISCRIMINATING INDIVIDUAL CREATIVE HAIRCUTTING BODY WAVE SPECIALISTS NATURAL HIGHLIGHTING and SHADING REBUILDING OF DAMAGED HAIR CUSTOMIZED BEARD DESIGN WORLD DISTINCTION in HAIR DESIGN for ALL 5200 MOWRY across from GEMCO in Los Arboles shopping center 791-9999 The Hillman Family Welcomes You THE BOWLING CAMPUS FOR IRVINGTON HIGH 40645 FREMONT BLVD. FREMONT, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE 656-4411 ROBERTO ' S COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 4039 Irvington Fremont, California 94538 Phone: 656-2996 II 0 CENTRAL CHEVROLET THORNTON AVENUE AT NIMITZ FREEWAY FREMONT, CALIFORNIA 94536 793-1340 E. 14th St. Ashland, California (About 6 blocks from Bayfair Shopping Center) V r I have a gamut of feelings as my four years of affiliation with Irvington draws to a close. My Freshman year held feelings of confusion and strange¬ ness that quickly became ones of unity and belonging. It ' s very disheartening to me to see these emotions diminishing with everyone, i.e. Spirit Week, rallies, dance attendances. This institution, called school, has been hit so hard by social alterations along with people who turn to crutches in face of responsibility. I ' m not exactly sure what the principal fac¬ tor in this enigma is, but I sincerely hope it is rectified for the well being of our society. I feel the initiative must come from us students for parents only open fire when there is trouble and certain administrators walking through the halls telling people to go to class is definitely not the answer. I ' ve enjoyed my three years at Irvington. I truly hope that all the underclassmen can find some pleasure also. There are some great teachers around here, (some not so good too!) but education, (Whatever it is) taken in the right per¬ spective can be enjoyed. Enough philosophizing!! Now it is time to pay tribute to my friends and family that have listened to me bitch about getting advertising and ir¬ responsibility of my staff. This yearbook has been one of the biggest hassles of my life, but I ' m glad it turned out de¬ cent. Our theme didn ' t make it, Wade, but that ' s okay. This Class of 78 has gone through quite a bit from new required courses-C.D.M. to a junior Prom somewhere other than Sunol. As I recall we went through a few attendance 208 systems too! We were the wonderful class that got denied a rightfully deserved first place in last years Spirit Week. I ' m sure that this loss had an effect on the overall spirit exhib¬ ited this year. We also were the beloved class with the offi¬ cers of tainted reputations. I think you guys have done a terrific job no matter what. One last thing I ' d like to mention. It is in regards to the Strike. There may be a number of young people who felt that such action was wrong, but you may not have consid¬ ered all of the circumstances. I got into some trouble with my position during this event, as I may now, but I want to express my thanks and respect for you students who sup¬ ported the teachers and their convictions. Special thanks goes to Stephe Landon for making my page beautiful I should thank Terri Martin for being in Northern Calif, where it was taken. Well, what do you think of it Andrea? Did I MENTION enough Patti? It was a nice try with the skit Cindy. This isn ' t what you read before is it David? Dear Mr. Franco I know I wouldn ' t admit that you aren ' t a grump in public, but you really are pretty nice and HANDSOME right? The best of luck to you and your wife. Take care of yourselves Class of 78! I wanna see you all ■■