John Burroughs High School - Akela Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

r ■■ as. V X ' V 0 ' , «oH■4V - 9 , if few. . ' 0 Cv J ' AKELA 1982 John Burroughs High School Burbank, California 1920 Clark Street Volume Thirty-Four 2- ♦ Ti fC bOQ ■([p- -the- (Db- TABLE OF CONTENTS I OPENING II SENIORS III JUNIORS IV SOPHOMORES V FACULTY VI SPORTS VII SPIRIT VIII ACTIVITIES IX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' M y % iw) -V L - - 4 u m , %- ' 4r - .3 J ■1 ■ W i ' V f L y BH jj H K1 . M f s| Wk T . n P I m. ' M F- a 1 lwj C T |HL : i 3 k-iw i MI PP Jkm •% m jJ H P4 ' rl B T vyHIH J: =a-vi.- y ¥ • Af 10 11 b v| r Kj H 1 1  m H iT Hi Mm • -TBB Li is | H jt- ar Mu : % - iMH t , 1 f r . C: IJm i ; - ' h . m 1 EB if ■■ l - i- s E N I O R S 17 ]Ne are free, a feeling which is a result and a beginning. It is the road of life, traveled only by those who know that the greatest risk is not to risk at all. Fara Aguel Shelly Alexander S Alan Allison Augusto Alvarez Ruben Arias David Arnspiger Jeannetle Arreola Mark Arroyo 18 Laura Jayne Bartell Julie Basone M ' Jodessa Bayer Ron Beale Rob Beauregard 19 Jeffrey Boyer Dane Boysen Rose Braitenback Robert Brewster 20 Jaime Caldera Margarita Calzadilla H 9E7 V pi l - JIV I V ' k H miL H KKr H IMH A4ii Ilene Bi J tier i i isr V flirjfH ' M ' ' mI i H B. :;j Alex Calabresf Todd Cameron Michael Campbell Our time together has been short but it ' s been long enough for us to become friends. Arturo Campos Tayde Campos 21 John Chipman Scott Christopher 22 Kelly Curtin Charles B. Cusumano Jeff Dahlgren 23 jm 11 ■ i ' r ¥ w a • ; ' ' V. Jerry Davis Robert Deahl Tyrone UeBlasi Christine 1 . Uelanev 24 Michael Dennis Anna Marie Dergan ■1 1  ¥ A. 1 « l w ■ 4 ■ P-7 Rene Domingo Dan Dunning Bill Eddy Mark Edmonds 25 Sean Fido Stephanie Field 26 Arvid Nils Frederiksen Karen Futrell Sharon Gee David Geisen Bob Gilbow Joe Gomez 27 Without movement I am only potential Mark Graves Kyle Green y M |k i K 3l B ' ' 1 i K - . ' - m - H K  l MMrNd HI ' m4j ■ Jennie Grossman Mk hfUf ((Uire ; I- Panchito Gomez ell Milton Gonzales Carlos Gort Denise Granke 1 L ' - ' k ' ji 1 ■f 1 yfl Br ' an Grittm Trini Grimes Ken Gustatson James Haley 28 learned something today. Even time there is a conflict 1 see a «eu ' opportunity for understanding. Jeanne Henderson Jason Hendrix 29 True motivation IS as mysterious as life itself. It must begin within. Barbara Gail Horwitz John E. Hudder 30 John Hutchins Cindv Hvndm.in 1 E W j Ib ' JIH i w Tamara Isaacs Amada Jiminez A person ' s dream is not important because it does or does not happen, but because it could happen . . Brenda Justice Mark Kallf m Debra Lynn Kellogg Ann Marie Kelly 31 Michelle Kenney Katrina Kessenich K ' _ BflPBKfl i B L K x B ' « ( 9 1 1 1 Kelly Kightlinger Matthew Kim Karen Kennedy Clint Kenney Hjl 1 ek. flr o « H Hr ' :: m - - ' % H KlM i Paul B. Kibala Sean Kiel Troy Joseph Kisiel David R Klotz 32 Beau Leon Lindd Anne Levine Gary Lien Mary Jo Lien 33 Too much time can be spent wondering about life rather tlian living it. Scot Lowe R. Scott Lucas in ■■ Joan Marie Maciel Juli MacDonald Christian Machintzke Michelle Marie Magallanes 34 Carol b. McHale Rochelle McMillen To live the good life you must get rid of the pollution caused by negative feelings — janine Weger Tom McNichol Tracy Dawn Means 35 James Monson Mark Montgomery There ' s a time when we will understand as the sweet subtle memories are upon us the time when youth comes back to us only in our hearts. Will we smile? Will we cry? We will understand. Understand time. Yes, there ' s still time to go back and remember. — Rene Domingo Patty A. Morseon Kenneth Morton 36 You cannot control how the world handles you only how you handle your world. Kenda Sjaan Nichols Doug Nichols Kathv Nix bhcri but Noel Elonia Ortega Jerico S. Pasco Laurie Patak Scott C Pate 38 Heather Marie Phillips Tina Pinell I ' ve been to many different places many different times but those shared with you are the ones remembered best Jeanette S. PontUlano Nancy Prehoda 39 Angela Rae Cindy Ray Bridget Reid Julie Reilman A beast that contains all the fate of tomorrow. Is often believed not to have exist in the past. But dreams will exist if you believe deeply enough. But strongly enough to last. His power came from his hooves with which he could trample all below. And beauty from within his hair, with which he could deceive his fellow. Dreams circled throughout his mane. And went to all those who call. And intelligence from his head, Which gave him wisdom over all. Mystic pooled his eyes, And cried I ' m one over every! But the most enchantment one could ever see, Was the magic from his horn. It gleamed high above him, Only seen by the neioborn. The beast is a dream come true. But never to he seen. The beast is a Unicorn, A Unicorn of dreams. — C. Brandy Buchanan ' 79 Bob Roach Robyn Roberts George Rodriguez Michael Rogers Gustavo Santin John Santoyo m j k 1 S ' V M 1 B9u -7 i H L ' M 1 1 B J| v P 1 1 tm . ' ' - r i 1 w Imelda Savcedo Kenneth Scheller Owen Schmidt Richard Sciurba 42 Cynthia bmith Danielle Smith Shanlee Smith Vickie Smith 43 We find endless means of expression of creativity. Our ultimate expression is love, which is its own creativity. Johnny Tellez Ulf Tengsand Kelli Thomas t Tom Tilton fH HK tf. lid H ■ : 1 1 IT p  V Kathy Troyanek Teresa Ann Tobin Wes Uchida Missy Vallesillo Joy Van Holm Debbie Vavra Patricia Vega 45 Joseph Cristian Wanamaker Deanna Marie Ward I orrv Ware Kiyoshige Watanabe 46 James R. Williams I don ' t know which is harder saying goodbye or starting new. Neither one is easy, but 1 need both . . . Change is part of my growth. Paul Williams Moira Wilson 47 48 u N I O R S 49 David Adams Dina Adams Kellie Adams Angel Aguilar Diana Aguilar Jackie Alexander Lance Alexander Nick Allen Todd Allen Lisa Aller Rafael Alvarez Julie Amore Carolyn Anderson Connie Anderson Dana Anderson Marc Andonie Kim Andriuzzo Robert Aragon Kim Armstrong Dianna Amspiger Tim Aupperle Garv Austin Brenda Bailey Tammy Ball Brenda Banks 50 Lisa Baker Jay Barnes jeanene Barrett Juliet Barroso Kim Bartlett Mindi Batlle Tony Bazan Tim Beals Tim Beckwith Bryan Benjamin Robyn Benjamin John Berglund Danny Bernard Chris Bieber Jo Lynn Blackbourn Traci Blatchford Steve Blythe Robin Boehnke April Bogan Todd Boggis Blade BoTlman Nicole Booth Ed Bona David Bougher 51 Anthony Bourdony Marty Boyd William Boyd Greta Boysen Mark Bozeman Christine Bradfield Bill Briggs Debra Brisky Becky Brogen Lisa Brohaugh Ellen Brown Brian Brunck Craig Budrick Elizabetn Buenfil Regan Burke Kelly Bumette Donald Burroughs Amy Butler Debbie Butler Michelle Bverlv Robin Camacho Debbie Cameron Lorena Campos Dana Capra Leticia Capra 52 Alfonso Cardenas Chris Cardenas Brian Carfagno Geroge Carlston Andrew Carrasco Michael Carreon Kelly Carter Maria Carvajal Paul Castello Edgardo Castillo Guillermo Castillo Joe Chames Jeff Childs Joch Cho Maria Cholakian Tim Ciolkosz 53 Mike Cisneros Shawn Clark Patricia Cohen Robin Collins Stacey Connella Laura Cook Maree Comwell Jessie Corona Kelley Cox Patricia Coyle David Cross Robin Cross Grisel Cruz Pat Cummings Judy Curtin Joe D ' Alessio John D ' Ambrosio Tarra Dane Chuck Davidson Dave Davidson Keith Davies Mark Davies John DeAmicis Aracely Delact Bret Delgado 54 Natividad Delgado Anthony DeLorenzo Jason Dennis Henry Desantiago Roger DeVincente Hortencia Diaz Lisa Diltz Laura Dixon Carrie Dunckley Mike Duo Mike Durkee Cindy Dyer Brent Dyrness Stephanie Eakin Lydia Echea Tracey Egleston 55 Lynne Elmlinger Robin Enciso Rhonda Espinosa Terry Farmer Lori Farrell Josefine Felix Jose Fernandez Magaly Fernandez Charles Finance Tom Finnigan Kris Fischer Nanci Fisher Kevin Fitzgerald Maria Flores Mark Flores Scott Flores Jayna Florka Juan Fonnegra Geoff Forbes Ivette Frachou Suren Franklin Beth F eer Richard Froehlich Mike Fryman Peggy Fuchs 56 Kit Peter Gaehler Scott Gallagher Velia Garay Eric Garberg Danny Garda Pattv Garcia Rod Garcia Carol Gee Donna Gibson Dane Gladden Adrierme Goffin Cheryl Goldmann Jim Gomez Carlos Gonzalez Lisa Gonzales Allison Goudie 57 Fred Gritfin John Griffith Greg Gruver Travis Guest Lisa Guth Diane Gutierrez Laura Guy Kim Haglunti Cassi Haist Najwa Halaby Regina Hammond Chris Hancock Lisbeth Hansen Russel Hanson Chris Haslock Rick Hauser Glen Havashi Bill Henkel Maria Hennen Richard Heritier Albert Hernandez Ernesto Hernandez Miguel Hernandez Wayne Herron Kennev Hiura v;., x 58 Kevin Hobson Paula Hodges Dan Holcombe David HoUier John HoUis Marc Holmes Seorsa Holsen Mandy Howard Kevin Hulce Joe Hunziker Brian Huston Robert Hutchins Huong Huynh Kelcee Isaccs Keith Jackson Marck Jackson Lisa Janke Richard Jenkins Doreen Jensen Scott Jensen Adriana Jimenez Kim Jobe Chris Johnson Ron Johnston Joe Jones 59 Kurt Jorgensen Brenda Justice Doug Keegan Claire KeUy Chen ' l Kelsey Elizabeth Kenney Steven Kevs Marie Khouri Tim Kigar Matthew Kim Dannv King Marjorie Kiss Tami Knudson Ke Tn Kovacs Larrv Kraemer Russ Kralikowski Mike Kuka Chris Kyler Richard iJash Dede Latinopoulos Kathy Lauer John La ' ier Cindy Lee Eddie Lehigh Liz Leifeste 60 Brian Leon Michele Lesser Joan Lew Fred Lex Mike Lisi Anna Llerena Chris Loccisano Diane Loccisanc Susan Loftus Maria Loisides Anna Lomeli Don Lopez Phil Lopez Ingrid Loureiro Alicia Lowrie Shelley Lucas 61 Tim Lucas Luisa Lucio Susan Lugiai Stuart Lundh Richard Mackay Trisha Madrid Mike Magnante Cindie Mahn Tami Mak Bill Malo Maryann Mariani Matt Marra Holly Murrin Wayne Martin Patrice Martinez Ann Marts 62 Pamela Mathie Sharon Matthews Rick Mazaira Cindy McCarty Rhonda McCurter Cindy McGum Cindy McHale John McHomey Bany McMillin Molly McQuown Chris Meadors Andre Melikian Robert Meredith Jerry Mersola Theresa Mingin Frank Miranda Cherie Mitchell Deborah Modrak Keith Money Elias Montemayor Ruth Montiel Kim Moran Edna Moreno Dana Morrison Lisa Mucci 63 Mary Mullins Felipe Munoz Toni Murray David Murtha Maria Musto Kim Mylan Lau Mynor Kathy Najera Gabrielle Nassir Lynda Nay Mark Nevlin Y-Lan Nghiem Sandi Nicol Lisa Noel Kerry Nony Chris Norman 64 Janice Ochoa Kathleen O ' Hem Noreen O ' Leary Diane Olsen Baicelia Ortega Gina Padilla Minsik Pak Sandra Parkhurst Kimberly Paulson Peter Pearce Allen Pellerin Steven Penunuri Kim Peppi Kim Perdo mo Alberto Perez Robert Perez Steven Perez Tony Perez Yleana Perez David Peterson Lisa Petri Darren Phan Lori Phillips Ann Pickering Cheree Pieper 65 Gary Pierce Nohelia Pinto Brian Pucio Walter Pontillano Angela Post Valerie Powers Raul Pozos Sally Prendergast Pete Price Allison Priestley Shaun Puryear Maria Quinonez Tim Radecki Neysa Ramirez Joel Rane Beatriz Raspberry Ruben Raucho Brandie Record Betsy Redding Michelle Reese Liz Reilman Martin Rendon Lorena Richards Leon Riddell Brett Riddle 66 . m Kelly Rios Adam Robertson Art Robledo Carlos Rodriquez Carmen Romero Robert Ronan Jerry Rossiter Chen Roth Dan Rounds Debbie Rouse Manuel Roiz Lade Rune Janene Rury Scott Rush Christina Ruszala Rosa Sanchez Mario Santoro James Sassen John Savola Farhad Sayari Monica Schaffer Joe Schiavello John Schmidt Bruce Scott Jenny Sellers 67 Sheri Serafino Vince Servillo Marc Sharma Candy Shoemaker Hector Sigala-Cruz Ann Simic Kim Simpson Michelle Slabaugh Crystal Sloan Mike Smith Ruth Sneiders Lindie Solis Leticia Solorzano Karen Sorber Slavisa Spajic Steve Spalding Joseph Stafford Steve Stelter Keith Stevens Linda Stewart Erik Sfiers Lisa Stoliker Byron Storms Lori Strange Dave Strasser 68 Allan Suda Steve Sul Loren Sweigart Joe Tafoya Mike Takacs Patty Tappan Cindy Tarello Marika Tatsutani Jeff Taylor Bill Tebbe Ron Teitel Robert Tellez John Thai Karen Thomas Shari Thomas Tim Tilton Terri Tinnell Troy Tintorri Lisa Todd Chris Tortolano Lee Trown Julie Troyanek Maria Tsilimidos Ann Turner Alan Umberson 69 Leo Valdes Ron Valentine Pamela Valenzuela Jose Valle Amy Van Holm Richard VanKirk Chris Vanole John Varga Luigi Vargas Frank Vecchiarelli Gloria Villalon Carlos Vivanco Chris Wagner Darin Wakeland Tammi Walker Wendy Walsh Steve Walters Paul Warner Susan Warrington Lynette Watters Bob Watts Wende Weckbacher Chris Weerfs Janine Weger Steve Weiss 70 t-U-n-or 5 9 Michael Welch Mike Westbury Scott Wetzel Stori WUlingham Shannon Wilson Heather Wirth Teresa Wong Craig Wood StaceyWright Teri Wrobel Chuck Yeko Diana Young Sean Young Debbie Youngs Chris Yun Cy Zamani Celina Zamoka Eric Ziegler Veronika Zorlu Lillian Zuvovich 71 s o p H s 4 L Allen Adams Marcela Aguinaga Michael Alch Isabel Alegria David Alexander WUlard AUen Tony AJonso Oralia Alvarado Sammy Alvarez Ramon Amaya Hilde Anderson Judi Anderson Laura Anderson Mike Anderson Tess Andersen Liesel Antkoviak Michelle Aparido Javier Araujo Angle Ardizzone Sharon Arnold Tammy Arnold Debbie Ashbum Katherine Austin Raul Arredondo Rose Austria 73 Whitney Backer Wesley Bacon Robert Bailey Thomas Baker Candace Ballard Dine Bales Karen Barajas James Barbarino Oscar Barillas Rhett Barney jj: ; Michelle Barra Darin Barri Mary Ann Barroso Amir Bashar James Bastian Judi Bastian Jeff Baum Kimberly Bell Gina Benn Janine Berndt Yvonne Berns Michael Bettarel Meghan Bishop Edward Bokoski Danny Boulais 74 Christine Brady Girvle Brandon David Briggs Kenneth Briggs Sandra Briscoe Maryann Brown Wendee Brown Pamela Buck Karyn Buckle Jennifer Burns Steve Burroughs Chris Buscher GaU Butler Rick Byrne Kim Cagney Mike Callahan Jose Carnpos Agnery Caraballo Merr) ' Carino Pam Carter Gabriel Castro Michael Catlett Martin Caudillo Claudio Chavez Greg Chavez — ' W i i; Dwayne Cheshire EUy Chung Howard Clapp Sonia Cohen Jill CoUey Laura Contreras Gayle Corbett Mercedita Comejo Nick Cotruro Timonthy Cox Victoria Crawford JuUe Cross David Cruz Soraya Culini Sherry Culotta Kendra Cummings Patrick Cume Tammy Curtis Tina Cusumano Denise Dacles Daria Dargenzio Louise Dartford Janeth Davalos Penny Davis Sara Deason 76 Annette Degraw Judie Delange Tony Delg Rod Deining Armando Desantiago lohn Dieffenwierth Sandra Dipinto Lisa Distin Nina Djanbatian Donald Dodd Omar Domkus Denise Doughty Susan Dufek Alicia Duke Eric Duncanson Annette Dunford Debbie Dunning Lynn Dupre Jeanne Dymess Sherry Eakin Barbi Easley John Eddy Robert Ehrengruber Kim Elliott Jennifer Ellis 77 Ken Ellsworth Viken Eneshian Diane Enriquez Janet toff Michelle Erby Alicia Eshbach Marcia Esparza Kristina Estrada Robert Fanara Maggie Farrell Mabel Fernandez Steve Ferris Kristina Ferro Anita Finch JUl Fink Richie Finkle Kelly Fischer CJave Flad Michael Flad Dave Fogerson Michael Formella Kevin Fox Becky Foy Tony Fragosa Brian Fujimore 78 t i Cheryl Fundter Lauren Gagnon Arcelia Galicia Michelle Gallagher Charlie Gallai Clara Gallardo Julia Gallo Pat Gannon Eileen Garda Mark Garaa Ruben Garda Erik Gauharou Orlando Gavilan Loraine Gayle Tom Geisen Ten Gentry Vincent George Wayne George John Ghoghas 79 Debbie Giesbrecht Luis Gomez Aurora Ganzales Bruno Gonzales Carlos Gonzales Eduardo Gonzales Lissa Gonzales Ron Gonzales James Gott Dan Gracy Heidi Graf Troy Grimm Karen Gross Milton Gross Nanette Guest Jane Guffey Wendy Gunh Wayne Gurowski Alma Guzman 80 ,ft. V ( Tammy Guzman Dawnette Hagans Monica Haropian Sana Halaby Sean Harkness Devra Harris Kandilyn Harris Tina Harris Jennifer Harrison Karin Hathaway Dawn Hendrick Diaz Hermelinda Mike Hite Jeff Hofawger lyionda Holcombe Melody Holdsworth Joanne Hollis Dianne Holmes Josh Holsen Cort Howell Thomas Huber Michelle Hull Shannen Hutchinson Chuong Huynh Darren Hubbell 81 Andrew Jaksich Kirk Jensen Jolie JeRue Bjorn Joffee Demario Johnson Gail Johnson Spencer Johnson Cathy Jones Jill Jones Susan Jones Marybeth Jordan Heidi Judkins Denise Justice Jolene Kaminiski Mike Kanigher Barbara Kane Pete Kellogg Dei Kelly Kevin Kenney Lori King Kym Kirkland Larr) ' Knight Bennie Kopaczewski Danny Koulouvaris Pete Kwon V; ff 82 Feirouz Lahham Osama Lahham Bobby Lahr (Cristy Lambeth Tanya Lassonde John Lawrence Maricruz Lechuga Terry Lee Maxine Lehman Keli Lewis Tina Leicht Kevin Lindemann Candy Little Tracey Littleton Benay Loftus Robert Long Kathia Lopez Rizal Lopez Jim Lorimer Elena Losasso Ruth Lucio Herminia Luevanos Michael Lush Ramon Macias Ken MacDonald 83 John MacNeill Kevin MacNeill Lisa Magness Mark Mahlstedt Mary Malo Nick Manfredi Tony Manocchia Dave Manuel Richard Mariani Vilma Marroquin Steve Marx Dawna Matheson Linda Mathious Chris Matthews Michelle McCabe Donna McDonald Tina McFarland Norm McGlothlin Lori McKay V ■v ' yi fl iJlil ' 7 iS Sii 84 ' nBS PI pi % ■ i Ken McMahan Kristine McMillen Ken Meagher David Meda Manuel Mejia Michelle Meinardus Carol Melone Bret Mersola Kevin Meyer Beatriz Mier Lila Mier Pilar Mier David Miles Kevin Miller Lance Miller Russ MUler Shea Mincy Amber Minear Ali Mohsenzadeh Fina Monfemayor Albert Montoya Jamie Moody Kevin Moran Faith More Beatriz Moreno 85 Lehcia Moreno Kenny Morrison Lisa Mortimer Penny Moss Paige Mountford Scott Mudgett Craig Muniz Susan Myles Joe Nakamura David Nance f Carmen Narvaez Georgina Navarrete Jose Navarro Kristi Nelson Chau Nguyen Huynh Nguyen Thao Nguyen Truong Nguyen Randy Nichols Kathy Nicholson Luz Nino Rosa Nunez Bemice Nussbaum Hal O ' Brien Chris Oglesby • V 86 V .1 Chrissy Oliverio Joe Palumbo Desiree Papatheodore Jelmar Pasco Marie Patak James Patterson Minesh Patel Ivelisse Pena Scott Pendergrass Bobby Penney Jose Peral Sylvia Perez Laurel Perlman Phil Perrv T K . Doug Peters Lori Petzold Chris Phillips Don Phillips Joe Phillips 87 John Phillips Edith Pichardo Sol Pinhas Edson Pinto Toni Pogue Dawn Poindexter Karen Poitner Sharon Posey Norma Pozos Gary Preisler Diana Ravel David Ray Duane Ray Robbie Record Mike Rego Lvnn Reid tori Reily Ulises Resendiz Karyn Reynolds 88 Shari Rez Keith RickeU Lisa Ridenour Scott Riepe Ed Rinne Mike Rile Barbara Ritchie Tami Roach Joe Robello Bert Roberts Mia Roberts Melany Robertson Heather Robie Andrea Robinson Tim Robinson ■ a Paul Robledo Jennifer Roche Frances Rodriquez Osvaldo Rodriguez Sergio Rodriguez Shawn Rogers Jacqueline Romero Heidi Rosales Luis Rosales Lisa Rothhammer 89 Steve Rothhammer Randv Row ley Billy Roy Michelle Riiffinb Pedro Salinas Jeff Sakhnowsky Abdiel Sanchez George Sanchez Laurie Sanford Scott Sangren Laura Santillan Jennifer Safer Natalie Savard Ken Saxton Paul Schepperle Dawn Schiavello Joe Schiavello Bill Schiel Jason Schnitzer Deborah Schram Geoffrey Schroeder Jerry Schroeder David Schubert Steve Schultz Mike Scott 90 Heidi Shaffer Kalpana Shah Abed Sharamand Karen Shear Karla Sherman David Shepard Shana Shoemaker Sandra Sigala Chris Simmons George Singleton Leslie Skipper Ron Slavicnek Cydi D. Smith Cvnthia Smith Darren Smith Shelley Smith Joyce Snyder Michelle Soder Raffi Soghomonian 91 Sinisa Spajic Lori Speed Dimitri Sprengert Sean Spring Brian Sprow Keith Sorrentino Susie Stage Elise Steams Diana Stone Patricia Storms Scott Strobl Rod Sweitzer Kenneth Swiger Todd Tadevic Lalaine Tan  - I ' • ( Anthony Tanner Kristine Tatsutaru Sean Tayeri Wendy Tebbe Tina Thai Larry Thomas Anita Thompson Cathi Thompson David Thompson Scott Thompson 92 V Jeff Thrasher Sylvia Torres David Trantham Staci Treloegen Luyen Trinh Robert Truskett Jim Tucker Marissa Tullio Dan Turner Richard Tuszynski Coleen Uchida Edmond Urquiza Kahe Valenzuela Azalea Varela Jenneifer Vargas Ervin Vass Robert Vaughn Elizabeth Vega Ramon Viamonte 93 Marilyn Vidal Ellen Volpe Robin VVahl Kevin Wakeland James Walker Michelle VValz Marti Wanamaker Jim Warren Suzanne Webb Bill White George White Shelley Whitford Julie Wiekamp Ken Wilkes Charlie Williams Glenn Wilson Michelle Wise Sharon Wise Kileen Wood Melody Workhoven Helenka Wormer Christy Wright I V ' ' ■ II - ' ' 54 F A C U L T Y 95 Mrs. Joanne R. Bailey has a B.A. degree in Home Economics. She is currently teaching Clothing and Foods. In her spare time she likes cooking, sewing, gardening, outdoor sports, and being with her family. Mr. Tim Brehm has a B.A. degree in Photography. He is currently teaching Photo and Advanced Photo. Mr. Brehm like s to backpack, mountain climb, and take pictures in his spare time. Mrs. Sjaan Buck has been a nurse at Bur- roughs for ten years. She has a B.S. de- gree in Nursing and a Nursing creden- tial. In her spare time she enjoys being with her family, sewing, reading, and doing volunteer work through thejunior Womans Club. Mr. William Carpenter has a M.A. de- f-ee in English. He is currently teaching nglish, English Literature, Power Reading, Grammar and Composition, and College English Review. His many interests include reading, going to the movies, and traveling. Mr. Carl Costanzo has an A. A. degree from Valley College, and B.A. degree from Cal State L.A. in Social Science. He has been assigned as School Resource Officer at Burroughs for three years. His interests include sports, fishing, con- struction projects, cooking, and leisure family activities. Ms. Denise Danne has a B.A. and M.A. degree in French Language and Litera- ture. She is currently working on her M.S. degree in Secondary Administra- tion. She is now teaching French and English. In her spare time she is a musi- cian and sings professionally. She is also a translator for A M Records and for real estate law firms. She enjoys col- lecting live frogs as well as reasonable facsimilies. Mr. Steve Dilucca has received both a B.A. as well as a M.A. degree in Science at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. He teaches Science and coaches the sophomore football team. During his spare time he likes to ski, play tennis, and play racketball 96 Miss Maureen P. Doyle has a B.S. degree in Math and a J.D. degree in Law. She is currently teaching Geometry, Algebra, and Functional Math. Reading, snow skiing, swimming, and playing golf are some of the things she likes doing in her spare time. Mr. Jack M. Drager has a B.A. degree in Physical Education and a M.S. in Second- ary Education He is currently teaching Health Safety and coaches the Cross Country and Track teams. He occupies his spare time with any outdoor activi- hes, ruking, camping, biking, and fly- fishing. Mr. Robert E. Dunivant has a MA. de- gree in Physical Education and also has a Pupil Personnel and Administration credential. He is currently teaching Weight training. In his spare time he likes skiing and Body surfing. Mrs. Sheila K. Feuchtinger has a B.A. in History and Biology and a M.A. degree in Educational Administration. For 24 years she has been teaching Science and Biology. She enjoys camping, traveling, gardening, cooking, and playing various games such as cribbage, pmochle, and rummv tiles. Mr. Bill R. Flora has B.A. and M.S. degrees in Math, Physical Education, So- cial Science, and Administration. He is the Assistant ' Principle in charge of In- struction. He also likes to read, golf, travel and camp in his spare time. Mrs. Kathy Gann has a B.A. degree in English. She is currently teaching En- glisn. In her spare time sne likes skiing, viand surfing, reading, and going to the movies. Mr. L. Bernard Gantz has a B A. degree in Industrial Arts. He currenty teaches Advanced Auto Mechanics. He occupies his time by singing in a Barbershop Quartet, researching and hunting Ghost Towns in the West, riding his motorcy- cle, and enjoying his family at home. 97 Mr. David P. Goodlaw has a A. A. degree in English Literature, a B.A. degree in Industrial Educahon, a M.A. degree in Baroque Music and International Stud- ies, and is working on his PH.D. in European Art. He currently teaches Auto Mechanics and Auto Senice. In his spare time he enjoys gardening, raising babies, and making things work again. Mr. Rich Grimes has a B.A. degree in History and a MA. degree in Education. He is currently teaching Careers and Occupations, Psychology, U.S. History and he also coacHes both the Varsity Bas- ketball and J.V. Girl ' s Softball teams. He likes spending time with his family, reading, and playing golf. Mr. Gersen L. Grosmark has a B.S. and a M.S. degree in Math and Education. He is currently teaching Calculus, Pre- Calculus and Algebra. In his spare time he likes to walk, read, travel, take pictures, and go to the beach. Mr. Jay Gudzin has a B.A. degree in Industrial Arts and Physical Education. He is currently teaching Metal Shop, and is one of the Varsity Football Coaches. In his spare time he likes to snow ski and water ski. Mr. Ira Paul Heffler has a B.A. degree in Speech. He is currently teaching Speech, Mass Media, Contemporary ' Books, and English. His hobbies include photogra- phy, traveling, screenwriting, and is also working as a consultant and extra for NBC. Mr. David A. Hermans has both a B.A. and a M.A. degree in Physical Educahon and a B.A. clegree in History. He is teaching Psychology, History, Careers and Occupations, and Marketing and Sales. He likes to fish, play tennis, snow ski and water ski. Mr. Brian Hurst has a B.A. degree in Health Education and a M.A. degree in Physical Education. He is currently teaching Physical Educahon and Health Educahon, and is coaching the girls J.V. Basketball team, the J.v! Water Polo team, and the Varsity Golf team. In his spare hme he likes sailing, going to the beach, being with his family, and work- ing on improving his house. irrrr-. ' rS 98 Mr. Michael A. Johnson has a B.A. de- gree in English and a M.A. degree in Theater Arts and Communication Study. He is currently teaching College English Review, Power Reading, and Grammar and Composition. In his spare time he hunts antiques and likes watch- ing old M.G.M. musicals. Mr. Karl K. Keller has a B.A. degree in Physical Education and an MA. degree in Counseling Guidance, School Administration, and Physical Educa- tion. He is currently teaching English. In his spare Hme he deals in Real Estate and enjoys family oriented activities. Dr. Sidney]. KolpashasaB.A. and M.S. degree in Mathematics, he also has a Doctor of Education degree in Mathemat- ics Curriculum and Educational Psychology. He is currently teaching Algebra, Computer Science, and Func- tional Math. In his spare time he enjoys raising his new daughter, playing ten- nis, going to movies and concerts, collect rare Dooks and magic. Mr. William L. Larson has a B.A. degree in Biology and Phvsical Educahon, and a MA. degree in Health Science. He is currently teaching Health and Science. He enjoys backpacking reading, and Post Graduate Studies in Psychology. Miss Gladys .Lee has a B.S. degree in Physical Education, and a M.S. degree in Health Education. She is currently teaching Physical Education. In her spare time she enjovs making mini hire furniture, working needle-craft, patio gardening, and playing golf and tennis. Mrs. Catherine Leonard has a B.A. de- gree in English. She is currently teaching fenglish Literature, College English Re- view, and English. What she does in her spare time is not printable, but she en- joys weaving white socks for Mr. Lipari. Mr. Arthur Leone has a B.A. degree in Education and MA. degree in History. He is currently teaching Histon ' and En- glish. He enjoys fishing in his spare time. Mr. John T. LeSueur has a M.A. and a B.A. degree in Histon.-. He is currently teaching Historv, Government, and Driver Training. In his spare time he likes to jog, and is a fan of football, bas- ketball, and baseball. f Mr. Walter R. Lewis has a A. A. degree in Political Science and a L.L.B. degree in Law. He is currentlv teaching Electronics and Histon.-. In his spare time he enjoys electronics and workmg with small com- puters. Mr. Jen ' Libman has a B.A. degree in Physical Education, Science, and His- tors . He also has a MA. degree in Psycholog - and Guidance. He is pre- sehtlv teaching Psvchology, Fitness, and coaches the Basl etball and Softball teams. In his spare time he enjoys camp- ing, fishing, and bununing around the beach. Mr. Ronald A. Lipari has a B.A. degree in Biology, and a MA. degree in Science, Math, and Education. He is currentlv teaching Biology, Phvsics, and Educa- tion. In his spare time he enjovs run- ning, hiking, backpacking with Kir. Lar- son, and chopping Mrs. Leonard. Mr. James Llovd, our Assistant Princi- pal, has an extensive teaching back- ground. He taught in Redlands for hvo years. He has been teaching and been an administrator for 30 vears. He has been here at Burroughs for 16 vears as an Assistant Principal. In his spare time he enjoys pla ing golf. Mr. Robert Lowrimore has a B.A. and MA. degree in English. He is currently teaching English. In his spare time he enjoys dealing in real estate. Mr. Thomas Marshall has a B.A. degree in JoumahsmEnghsh. He also has a MA. degree in History. He is currentlv teaching United States Histor ' and Ad- vanced Placement U.S. History. In his spare time he enjovs travel, reading, Tsiting museums and art galleries, col- lecting old newspapers, magazines and items of historical interest. He has stud- ied for four summers with Amencan In- dians and has isited manv reservations. r ' 1 «=• 100 Ms. Mautz teaches specialized educa- tion. Mr. Jesse Mason has a B.S. degree in Economics from the University of Arkansas. He is currently teaching Busi- ness Law, and Typing. He is also the assistant Basketball coach and Key Club advisor. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his daughter, read- ing and plaving basketball. Mr. Conley McLaughlin has a B.A. de- gree in History and Art. He is currently teaching Drafting, Architectural Draft- ing, and Ceramics. In his spare time he likes to build doll houses. Mr. Alex Morel has a M.A. degree in Education and Spanish. He is currently teaching Spanish and Spanish History. In his spare hme he enjoys sketching, sports (spectator), reading ' and property management. Ms. Claudene Myrah has a B.S. degree in Business Eduation, a M.B.A. degree in Business Administration Business Education. She also has a credential in Business management. She is currently teaching Accounting, Typing, and Con- tinuation. In her spare tune she enjoys skiing, gardening, placing tennis and camping. Mr. Larry Naschel has a B.A. degrie m Theatre Arts and English. He is currently teaching Drama and Continuation. In his spare time he enjoys acting, directing, writing, and traveling. Ms. Shelley New is an instructional aide in a R.S.P. program and related special education programs for the handi- capped. In her spare time she loves to travel, snow ski, play racquetball, sail, and put together children ' s programs for cable T.V. 101 Ms. Barbara North has a B.A. degree in English, and is completing her M.A. in Reading. She is currently teaching Power Reading and English. In her spare hme she enjoys taking care of her husband, reading, cooking, eating, and taking care of animals. Mrs. Teresa Osterman has a B.A. and a MA. degree in English. She is currently teaching College prep. English, English 3-4x, American Lit. Honors, English Lit. A. P. In her spare time she enjoys read- ing, needlework, hiking and tennis. Miss Joanne Pamer has a B.S. degree in Business. She is currently teaching Accounting and Typing. In her spare time she likes to cook, read, play the piano, travel, go to concerts ancl musical performances, work with youth groups m her church, and be with family and friends. Ms. Joy Peterson is currently an aide for Mr. Wegener. Mr. Jerrv Quell has a B.A. degree in Art and a M.A. degree in Education, with a minor in Philosophy. He is currently teaching Crafts. In his spare time he likes to surf, ride dirt bikes. Ski, sandcastle construction. Mr. Paul Raine has a B.A. degree in Polit- ical Science and a M.S. degree in Educa- tion and Counseling. He is currently a counselor at Burroughs. In his spare hme he enjoys golfling, bowling, and travel. Mrs. Mary Rago has a B.A. degree in Music, English, Philosophy, and a M.A. degree in Music Education and Music History. She is currently teaching En- glish, Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Voice Training. In her spare time she likes to jog, swim, camp and hike. w I ! i 102 Ms. Susan Rice has B.A. degree in Sodolog ' , and a minor in Math. She is currently teaching Geometry, Algebra, and Functional Math. In her spare time she enjovs tennis, sewing, jogging, needlepoint, going to interesting res- taurants, and cooking. Mr. Jack T. Ricketts has a B.A. degree in Biology and Chemistry, and a M.B.A degree in Secondary School Administra- tion. When not performing his hjU-time job as Pnncipal, he likes to sail, fish, and travel. Mrs. Rhea Rogers has a B.S. degree in Home Economics. She is currently teaching Foods, Clothing, Parenting, and Creative stichery. She enjoys read- ing, and riding her horse in her spare time. Mr. Lome Rogerson has a B.S. in Physi- cal Education and Industrial Art. He is currently teaching Wood Shop, and Advanced Wood. In his spare hme he enjovs Playing tennis and doing custom work on his house. Mrs. MimiM. RohwerhasaB.A., a B.S., and a M. A. degree in Biologvand Educa- tion. She is furrentlv teacriing Science. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, sewing, reading, and knitting. Mr. George Rosales has a B.S. degree in Phvsica Education He is currently teaching Social Science, Phvsical Educa- tion, and coaches the Varsitv Football Team. In his spare time he enjovs skiing, and taking care of his children. Mr. Robert Rose has a B.S. in Education. He is currently teaching Marching Band, Concert Winds, Orchestra, Jazz Ensem- ble, Dixieland Band, and beginning Band and Guitar. 103 Mrs. June Rosoff has a B.A. degree in English and a MA. degree in Counsel- ing. She is currently teaching English and American Literature. In her spare time she enjoys listening to classical music and opera, swimming, and attending the theater. Mr. Gordon Rouse has a B.S. degree in Printing Technology and Management h-om Cal Poly and San Luis Obispo. He is currently teaching offset printing. Miss Lynn Ryerson has a MA. degree in Physical Educahon and a Minor in Biolo- gy. She is currently teaching Science. In her spare time she enjovs selling real estate, skiing, playing golf, and playing tennis. Mrs Louise Sanchez has a B.A. degree in French. In her spare time she likes to play with her children, sew and do all lands of needle work. Mrs. Ida Silva has a M.A. degree in Spanish, French, and Latin. She is cur- rently teaching Spanish. In her spare time she enjoys traveling, gardening, reading, and collecting shells at the beach. Mr. Scot Simmons has a B.A. degree in English and a coaching degree from U.C.S.B. He also has a teaching creden- tial from San Francisco State College. He is currently teaching American Litera- ture, Science Fichon, Unknown Worlds, Grammar and Composition. He is also the Akela Advisor and Head Water Polo and Swim team coach. In his spare time he enjoys reading, writing, collechng comic and fantasy literature, scuba diving and is a tropical fish hobbyist. Mrs. Judith Simonian has a B.S. degree in Social Science from Wayne State Uni- versity. She teaches Government, Euro- pean History, and U.S. History. In her spare time she likes to read, take long walks, and travel along the coast of CaH- fomia. 104 Miss Marilyn Springer has a B.S. degree in PhysicafEducation and Social Science fromU.C.L.A. She also has an Adminis- tration Credential from U.S.C. She has been an assistant principal here at Bur- roughs for eight years. In her spare time she likes to golf, play tennis, travel, read, and photography. Mr. Merle Stone has an A.B. degree in History, Polihcal Science, and Psycholo- gy. He also has M.S. degree in Education of the socially and culturally different. He is currently teaching Social Science, Minorities, Government, and U.S. His- tory. He likes to jog, read, bicycle, and sell life insurance. Mrs. Carolyn Suding has a B.A. degree in English. She is currently teaching American Literature and English. In her spare time she Ukes to read, watch films, swim, bicycle, sail, row, shop, talk to people and watch the seasons change at the beach. Mr. Ken Tada has a B.A. degree in His- tory. He is currently teaching U.S. His- tory, European History, and P.E. In his spare time he likes to play raquetball and go fishing. Mrs. Betty .Trempe has a B.S. and M.B.A. degree in Business. She is cur- rently teaching Journalism and Business Education. In ner spare Hme she reads, walks, swims, and visits with friends Mr. Edward Viskocil has a M.A. degree in Education. He teaches Functional Math and Geometry. Miss Karen Vondra has a B.A. degree in English, M.ED, degree in Reading and a Reading Specialist Credenhal. She is cur- rently teaching Reading Lab. In her spare time she likes to cook exotic dish- es, learn to play tennis, sail and learn to speak Japanese ( -. rN ' 105 Mr. Robert Voss, one of the counselors, has a B. A. degree in Health and Physical Education, and a M.A. degree in Educa- tional Psychology. In his spare time he likes to travel and play golf. Mr. R. Tom Wegener has a B. A. in Social Science. He is currently teaching Special Education, and Special Day Class. In his spare time he enjoys camping and photography. Miss Bittersweet Wojtyla has a B.A. de- gree in Science and Physical Education, and a M.A. in Education and Adm.inis- tration. In her spare time she enjoys bicycling, gardenmg, and swimming. Mr. David L. Wood has a B.A. degree in Art History, and a M.A. degree m Art. He is currently teaching Art. In his spare time he enjoys skiing, sailing, garden- ing, jogging, mixing sound music, and playing Racketball. Mrs. Minnie Wood is currently Mr. Rick- etts ' secretary, and has been a secretary in the Burbank School District for nine years. Mrs. Carolyn Wyatt has a B.S. degree in Bussiness Education and a M.A. degree in Dance. She is currently teaching Dance. In her spare time she enjoys gardening, baking, water skiing, and wa tching people. Mrs. Helen Louise Young has a B.A. de- gree in Chemistry, and a minor in Math, Philosophy, Theology, and Chemistry ' . She is currently teaching Chemistry arid Algebra. In Her spare time she likes working on restoring her old house, latching hook rugs, and taking care of her three Great Danes. 106 Mrs. Irene Austin, Mrs. Judy Barton, and Mrs. Cynthia Kamuk. Mrs. Gwen Fitzsimons, and Mrs. Elaine Erwin. Mrs. Cynthia Christopher, Mrs. Marcia Avers, Mrs. Ruth Marks, and Mrs. Ellen McClure. Mr. Ernie Alegria, Mr. Jim Havnes, and Mr. Dave Era- Mrs. Mary McElroy, Mrs. Janet Mendell, and N4rs. Bar- bara Kunert. (Left to Right) Mrs. Janet Hart, Mrs. Minnie Wood, Mrs. Gail Morel, and Mrs. Lydia Fogel 107 IF YOU CAN READ THIS THANK A TEACHER. Row 1: (top left to right) Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Bailev, Mrs. Buck, Mr. Hermans, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Goodlaw, Mr. Stone, Mr. Rouse, and Mr. Raine. Row 2: Miss Pamer, Ms. Peterson, Mr. Wegener, Mr. LeSuer, Mr. Drager, Mrs. New, Mr. Tada, Mr. Quell, Mrs. Osterman, Mrs. Rohwer, Ms. Leonard, and Mrs. North. Row 3: Mrs. Kamuk, Mr. Hurst, Mr. Dilucca, Mr. Gantz, Ms. Mvrah, Mr Leone, Mrs. Silva, Miss Ryerson, Mr. Lowrimore, and Miss Doyle. Row 4: Mr. Lipari, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Rago, Mrs. Rosoff, Mrs. Young, Ms. Danne, Mr. Marshall, Mrs. Feuchhnger, Ms. Rice, and Mr. V ' iskocil. Row 5: Dr. Kolpas, Mr. Rosales, Mrs. Trempe, Mr. Heffler, Miss Sawner, Miss Vondra, Mr. McLaughlin, Miss Lee, Miss Wojtyla, Mrs. Simoruan, and (Kneeling) Mr. Simmons. 108 s p o R T S 109 CHAMPIONS ONCE AGAIN!!! Varsity FootMl Team, (top row 1. to r.): Assistant Coaches Mike Silleti, Paul Heaney, John Plevack, Bob Dunivant, Jay Gudzin, Jeff Fitzgerald, Doug Lloyd. John Savola, Don Burroughs, Bob Seeley, John D ' Ambrosio, Todd Allen, Jeff Markland, Mike Dunivant, Mike Magness, Paul Kibala, Jim Frankian, Joe Tafoya, Dave Strasser, Jantz Fitzgerald, Mike Lisi, Troy Tintori, John Berelund, Eric Kramer, John Marx, Leonard D ' Ambrosio, Brian Benjamin, Eric Garberg, John McHomy, Seorsa Holsen, Chris Danole, Joe Dalessio, Bill Tebbe, Eric Ziegler, Owen Schmidt, Paul Warner, Jerry Davis, Bo Williams, Rich Strasser, Tom Tilton, Rhett Barney, Mark Bozeman, Jim Henningson, Tony Bazan, Coach George Rosales, Eli Montemayor, Rich Maldanado, Barney Price, Charlie Cusumano, Jerry Mersola, Tim Champ, Kiyo Watanabie, Cy Zamani, Brent Dymess, Tim Radecki, Brian Huston, Kevin Kovacs, Ron Teitel, Rob Harrison, Joe Galong, Don Bender, Eric Stires, Geoff Forbes, Vince Serillo, Ralph Alvarez, Steve Enriquez, Andre MeDdan, Peter Price, Mark Lorello. 110 ' ; ' rcw.,;- ' Kirh ' — • f ' --: VARSITY SCOREBOARD Burroughs Opponents 13 Canyon 7 13 St. Paul 25 8 Pasadena 13 13 Notre Dame 20 20 Crescenta Valley 13 48 Blair 28 Hoover 22 12 Monrovia 7 34 Glendale 15 44 Burbank 21 45 Hart 10 7 Inglewood 24 Bell Gardens 21 14 Antelope Valley 24 111 31 « RBOiS II 1. Owen Schmidt on the move! 2. Paul Kibala makes his best attempt at getting through the Hart line. 3. Brent Dymess looks like he is about to catch the football. 4. Paul Kibala expresses his exhaushon and concern as he watches his team mates. 5. Jantz Fitzgerald discusses future game strategy with Francisco Martinez and Joe U ' Allesio. 112 A special congratulations to the Varsity Football Team for their fifth consecutive win of the Foothill League Championships, and especially for their first perfor- mance in the final C.l.F. game. A special thanks to Jerry Davis and Bo Williams, who were the outstanding play- ers of the year. An extra special thanks goes to the entire Varsity Team and their coaches for one truely outstand- ing year. 113 MOVING FORWARD 114 115 COMING UP WINNERS! lie ' 34 f 43 .. 57 69 77 ! r -3? Sophomore Football Team, (top row 1. to r.): Rusty McCormick, Sean Spring, Allen Adams, Mike Anderson, Lance Miller, Girvle Brandon, Chris Oglesby, Kevin Kenny, Dave Tranthem, Don Garcey, Dan Boulais, Edson Pinto, Ed Cox, Ed Rinne, Al Montoya, Claudio Chavez, Rob Truskett, Coach Art Yanez, Coach Manny Da Motta, Kirk Jenson, Bert Ro berts, Pedro Salinas, Ed Tinoco Coach Steve Dilucca, Abdiel Sanchez, Rich Tuszynski, Sinisa Spajic, Duane Ray, Ken Wilkes, Pete Kwon, Wes Bacon, Ulises Resendiz, Sergio Rodriguez, Brian Fujimori, Lenny Trinh, Mike Rego, Rod Sweitzer, Ken Swiger. SOPHMORE SCOREBOARD Burroughs 24 Canyon St. Paul Opponents 42 29 Pasadena 14 12 Notre Dame 14 55 Crescenta VaUey Blair 14 6 35 Hoover 18 6 Monrovia 39 12 Glendale 13 12 Burbank 7 116 117 VARSITY BASKETBALL The winning Varsity consisted of (left to right): John Marx, Bill Holt, Scott Banks, David Miranda, Pat Farrell, Dave Strasser Richard Lamas, Erik Kramer, Chris Gualtiere, Ray Angobaldo (kneel- ing). Coach Rich Grimes, and Dan Evans. With tvvo returning varsity players, David Miranda and Rich Lamas, the Tribe fared Quite well against the Foothill League through the excellent coaching of (left) Rich Grimes, and the new JV coach Jesse Mason. Pictured on opposite page (clock-wise from left); Erik Kramer shoots a lay-up. Dave Stras- ser sets up for a free-throw. David Miranda flies in foralay-up. Danny Evans puts up a jumpshot. Ray Angobaldo fast breaks to an easy lay-up. Bill Ht)lt sends up a jumper as Scott Banks prepares to re- bound. 118 1 ALWAYS HUSTLING nq 120 JV ' S ON THE GO The Junior Varsity consisted of (left to right): Ralphie Alvarez, Glen Hayashi, Jim Sas- sen, Sean Spring, Mike Magnante, John Lawrence, Tim Tilton, Scot Mudgett, Mike Flad, Darren Hub- bell, and Coach Jes- se Mason. Pictured below, Mike Mag- nante fakes as Tim Tilton sets a screen, Ralphie Alvarez sets up the team. And Tim Tilton presents his awesome 121 This year ' s Varsity Team was, pictured left to right; top row: Anna Dergan, Carla DelCarpio, Terri Tinnell, Jaylenn Romberger, Kim Peppi, Michelle Kermey, Wendy Brown, Jeanne Henderson and Anglica Nungaray. Front row; Assistant Coach Don Jensen and Head Coach Jerry Libman t O = ' 1 122 DRIBBLING TO VICTORY This year ' s Junior Varsity Team was, picture left to ri ht: top row: Wendy Weckbacher, Greta Boysen, Marcie Aguinage, Cindy Dyer, Mindi Battle, Lisa Guth, Jeanne Dyrness and Dawn Poindexter. Bottom row: Lisa Petri, Lori Sowers, Candy Ballard, Coach Brian Hurst, Michelle Wise, Elise Stearns and Diane Loccisano. VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY PRE-SEASON: PRE-SEASON: 8-3 8-3 LEAGUE: LEAGUE: BHS 47 MONROVIA 49 JBHS 32 MONROVIA 34 BHS 45 GLENDALE 47 JBHS 36 GLENDALE 13 BHS 41 BLAIR 39 JBHS 44 BLAIR 31 BHS 52 HOOVER 34 JBHS 37 HOOVER 26 BHS 56 BURBANK 49 JBHS 45 BURBANK 24 BHS 47 MONROVIA 49 JBHS 37 MONROVIA 29 BHS 71 GLENDALE 64 JBHS 44 GLENDALE 38 BHS 85 BLAIR 57 JBHS 41 BLAIR 35 BHS N A HOOVER N A JBHS 50 HOOVER 24 BHS N A BURBANK N A JBHS N A BURBANK N A 123 BASEBALL TEAMS £tlt fei -;ra Ers -.• Ti«.- fjl. - W«l Ti ♦ ' fej The Varsity Baseball Team Consisted of (L-R) Top: Gino Capra, Tom Tilton, Raulie Treadway, Tom Hawkins, Steve Young, Owen Schmidt, Paul Kibala, Scott Pate, and Coach Steve DiLucca, Bottom: Dave David- son, Brian Huston, Jose Valle, Rich Strasser, Dave Klot z, Chris Vanole, Carlos Castro, Ron Diaz, and Oscar Mier. The 1982 Varsity team completed its season with a 10-13 overall record and a 6-9 league record. After starting off slowly in the league with a 1-6 record, the team played well through the final round and a victory in the final game vs. Burbank would have put the Indians in the playoffs for the first time in seven years. The leading hitters on the Varsity team were Owen Schmidt (.384); Erik Krammer (.347); Scott Pate (.339); Raulie Treadway (.307); Steve Young (.307) and Rich Strasser (.291). Scott Pate led the team in at bats (65), doubles (5), triples (3), runs batted in (19) and sacrifices (8). Owen Schmidt led the team in runs scored (18), hits (23), home runs (4), total bases (35), stolen bases (14) and bathng average (.384). Mike Magnante, who was brought up from the J. V. late in the season, and Dave Davidson were the Hey-pitchers for the Indi- ans for the later part of the season. Magnante compiled a 2-2 record with 15 strikeouts and a 2.56 earn run average in 27 1 3 innings. Davidson had 12 strikeouts and a 2.76 earn run average and a 2-0 record in 25 1 3 innings. Steve DiLucca 124 Head Baseball Coach MOVIN UP! f • ' .i • • , ' . 125 126 J.V. BASEBALL This year ' s Junior Varsity consisted of (L-R; top): Dan King, Scott Jensen, Seorsa Holsen, John Carr, Chris Has- lock, Mike Mag- nan te, Wayne Herron, Loren Sweigart, and Coach Paul Heaney, (Bottom ) Tim Radecki, Orlando Gavilan, Rob Harri- son, Jerry Rossiter, Claudio Chavez, Hector Sigala-Cruz, Al Montova, and Dane Gladden. The J.V. Reserve team consisted of (Top): Craig Bud- rick, Mike West- bur) ' , Rob Truskett, Jim Sassen, Darren Hubbell, Burt Roberts, Dave, Schubert, Eric Dun- canson. Coach Paul Heanev, (Bottom) Paul chepperle. Da rren Ba rri , George White, Rod Swietzer. Cort HovveU, Chris Sim- mons, Ralphie Alvarez, and Vince Servillo. 127 VARSITY SOFTBALL 82 GIRLS VARSITY PLAYERS ARE: (TOP L-R) JEANNE HENDERSON, WENDEE BROWN, MICHELLE KENNY, MINDI BATHE, TERR] TINNELL, LISA GUTH, CINDY DYER, (BOTTOM L-R) COACH LIBMAN, LORl SOWERS, KELLY WALTERS, BETH COGHENOUR, MARGIE DELA ROSA, JULIE REILMAN This years varsity softball is ranked 3 in C.I.F. as we begin the playoffs. The team went undefeated in foothill league play and is 19-1 overall. The team strengths are hitting, .466 batting average in league, defense, and pitching. The reason this years team is so successful is due to experience and their strong mental knowledge of the game. Beth Coughenour 13-0 (.444) and Kim Peppi 5-1 (.480) have been the mainstay on the mound. The infield is made up of Michelle Kenney, third base (.400), Cindy Dyer (.367), and Wendee Brown (.270) at shortstop. Jeanne Henderson, second base (.450), and Terri Tinnell, first base (.360). The catchers are Julie Reilman (.385) and Margie De La Rosa (.333). The outfield consists of Lori Sowers (.404), Lisa Guth (.450), and Mindi Batlle. Congratulations for a great season and a third consecutive Foothill League Championship. 128 129 J.V. SOFTBALL GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS: (TOP L-R) ASST. COACH RON WATTERS, JEANNE DYRNESS, LOR] REILY, JUDY DELANG, MICHELLE GALLAGHER, KRISTY CAMBETH, SHELLY WHITFORD, KRIS McMILLEN, DAWN POINDEXTER, COACH GRIMES (BOT- TOM L-R) LISA MAYNESS. MICHELLE WISE, LIZ RELLMAN, PAM BUCK, TAMI GUZMAN, CAROL MELONE, LISA PETRI, ELISE STEARNS, DL NE LOCCISANO 130 PICTURED CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT CORNER IS MICHELLE KENNY, COACH LIBMAN AT WORK, KIM PEPPI, BEHIND THE PLATE, AND DIANE LOCCISANO 131 RUNNING FOR THE WIN AGAIN This years Varsitity Track Team members were; Alan Allision, Scott Banks, Mark Baklarz, Chuck Cusamano, Jerry Daivs, Mark Graves, Bar- ry Henderson, Scott Lucas, Bob Roach, Cesar Villapando, Rene Villapando, Tony Moudakis, Jantz Fitzgeralcf, Willie Rios, Bill Eddy, Tom McNicol, Dave Peterson, Dave Bougher, Ron Teitel, Joe D ' Alessio, Paul Warner, Pat Cummings, John Varga, Ricky Mazaria, Mike Lisi, Jerry Mer- sola, Sean Young, Jeff Mark- land, Raul Toledo, and Frank Vecchiarelli. Coaches; Jack Drager and Gerg Switzer This years Soph Boys Team were; Mike Anderson, Robert Baily, Amir Bashir, Bret Mer- sola, Kevin Kenny, Manny Mejia, Pete Kwon, Steve Marx, Kevin Miller, Chris Oglesby, John Phillips, Jeff Baum, Slorm McGlothlin, Ken Wilkes, Steve Schultz, Mike Catlett, Wes Bacon, Richie Finkle. 132 SUPER SENIORS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE At top senior Jerry Davis is caught in action, sprinting for the finish line. Below is shot putter Jantz Fitsgerald groaning after a tremondus put. Jerry Mersola is shown approaching the pit, and clearing the bar. 133 GIRLS RUN FOR GLORY This years Girls Track Team was: Patti Austria, Happy En- dso, Jayleen Romberger, Re- becca Crouch, Shen Noel, Cindy McHaJe, Diana Amspi- ■er, Doreen Jenson, Diane Jlsen, Carylon Anderson, Wendy Wekbacher, Jessie Corona, Gail Johnson, Chris Oliverio, Leslie Skipper, Stad Treloggen, Cindy Ballard Sophomore sensation Gail Johnson is seen running for the finish, during a league meet. Senior shot putter Javleen Romberger, takes hme out from the meet to watch with loval JBHS fans. 134 Girls Cross Country: Running in Stride JB NS GLENDALE 24 JB 18 BLAIR NS JB NS HOOVER 16 JB 20 BURBANK NS This year ' s Girls Cross Country team: (left-right) TONI POGUE, CINDY McHALE, SHERI NOEL, GAIL JOHNSON, REBECCA CROUCH, DIANA ARNSPICER and COACH STEVE WILKINSON. (Not Pictured: HAPPY ENCISO) GAIL JOHNSON SHERI NOEL and GAIL JOHNSON prepare to start the race. 135 CROSS COUNTRY WINS THEIR FOURTH STRAIGHT FOOTHILL LEAGUE TITLE This years varsity team consisted of (top row ' Tony Moudakis, Kevin Miller, Mark Baklarz, Mark Graves, Dave Bougher, coach Greg Switzer (bottom tow) Rene Villapando, Cesar Villapando, John Phil- lips, Scott Lucas Tony Moudakis winning the 1981 individual Foothill League cham- pionship. Senior Mark BaUar Icad |unior Dave Bougher and bophoiuuic John Phil- lips in Foothill League finals. All three finished in the top ten. 136 Darrin Phan of the Junior Varsity team The Junior Varsit% ' team consisted of (top row) Gus Santin, Ray Perales, David Peterson, Coach Jack Drager (bottom row) Bill Male, Darrin Phan, and Chris Loccisano. Amir Bashar and Jeff Baum relax after a race. 1 he members of the Sophomore team were (top row) Howie Clapp, Steve Schultz, Kevin Miller, Amir Bashar, coach Greg Switzer (bottom row) Chuong Huynh, Jeff Baum, Steve Burroughs, Manny Mejia, and John Phillips 137 JBHS SOCCER This years Varsity Soccer squad consisted of (Top L-R) Coach John Donavan, Dino Ton, Chns VVeerts, Scott Gallagher, Raul Pozos, Sinisa Spajic, Coach George Fallon, (Bottom) Assistant Coach Joel Fallon, Roy DeVicente, Richard Tuszvnski, David Nance, Chug Hyunh, and Darren Phan, Trough Mguven, Mark Sharma, and Willie Castillo. The Varsity consisted of, top Coach John Donavan, Mark Baklarz, Assistant Coach Owen Schmidt, Chris Weertz, Scott Ghallegher, Coach George Fallon, Below, Assistant Coach Joel Fallon, George Mier, Scott Lucas, Paul Pozos, Fracisco Marhnez, Sinisa Sajio. Third Row: Raul Toledo, Roy De- Vicente, Darren Phan, and Chung Hvunh. 138 ON THE BALL It m rp v all illi iii« u ' .u- -j-j. j ' 1? ; : -: :. - L. ■■ v 139 JBHS TENNIS Members of this year ' s Tennis team were: (left-right) TOP ROW — Joe Tafoya (V), Ron Johnson (V), John Chipman (V), Ken Gustafson (V), Jon Gee (V), Chris Machnitzke (JV), Rick Froehlich {V), Dana Anderson (V), Dick Paterson (Coach) BOTTOM ROW — Mike Heron QV), Peter Loisides OV), Robert Penny OV), Glenn Hayashi (JV), Joe Jones GV), Jim Viskocil (V), Doug Nicol (V), Brian Leon QV), and Matthew Kim. Pictured (l-r) on next page on top is Joe Tafoya getting ready to play the net while Ken Gustofson showing his ability of returning the serve. While on the bottom pictured (l-r) is Brian Leon showing his forehand technique while Ron Johnson warms up for a big match. 140 Swinging Into Action . ' ■AV ' ■ ' M 141 GIRLS TENNIS 1981 Front Row left to right — Theresa Austria, Lori Farrel, Diane Olsen, Joy Van Holm, Chris Tortolano, Cheryl Goldmann, Stacey Trellogen, Amy Van Holm, Cheryl Fundter Back Row Left to right — Coach Betty Olsen, Molley McQuin, Tami Arnold, Michelle Gallegher, Lynda Nay, Isabel Suarez, Diana Agular, Tracey Blafchford, Robin Comacho, Becky Foy, Ilene Orange, Coach Dick Patterson Varsity Team Won overall 15 matches. Lost overall 2 They also took 2nd place in the Football League. junior Varsity Won overall, 16 matches. Lost overall 1. TheJ.V. Team took the Foothill League. Molley McQuIn, showing her unique ballet style during a quick return. V. 142 1 Varsity player was Joy Van Holm, showing her stuff dunng the Burbank match. 2 Varsity was played by Cheryl Fundter. She proved to her team that Sophomores have style. ' ■ ■ v . Vi 1 J.V. was played by Diane Olsen. Look ma no racquet. 2 J. V. player was held by Diane Agular. She was always on her toes. 143 JBHS SPIKERS This years Varsity Volleyball team consisted of: Coach Kirk Johnson, Lisa Janke, Kim Pep- pi, Janene Rurv, Happy En- ciso, Lisa Guth, ' (Bottom) Car- men Romero, Katrina Kess- nich, Jeanne Henderson, Theresa Tobin, Anna Dergan. This year ' s J.V. Volleyball team was pictured left to right: top row: Coach Erik Simmons, Debbie Schram, Kristv Lam- beth, Natalie Savard, Bernice Nussbuam and Judie Delange. Bottom row: Carole Malone, Benay Loftus, Lori Sowers, Anita Thompson, Y-Lan Ngiem and Kim Bell 144 SETTING FOR VICTORY 145 JBHS WATER POLO (top left to right) Jorge De los Reyes, Felipe Munoz, Chris Bieber, Gary Austin, Clint Kenney, Brian Brunck, Brett Riddle, Joe Hunziker, Scott Rush, Ron Davidson, Ulf Tengsand, (middle) Assistant Coach Brian Hurst, Chuck Davidson, Jay Barnes, Greg Reeves, Greg Barbula, Wes Uchi da, StahsHcians Lori Olson and Marjorie Kiss, Head Coach Scot Simmons (bottom) Chris Meadors, Tony Fragosa, Beau Leon, Carol McHale, Jason Hendrix, Lee Trown, Robbie Record, Johannes Pena, Luis Rosales. (Not pictured, Adnan Spiga) Captain Jorge De los Reyes 146 I BUILDING TOWARD THE FUTURE 1) Goalie — Jason Hendrix 2) 4 — Greg Reeves 3) 32 — Brian Brunck 4) (from left to right) Lee Trown, Clint Kenney, Johannes Pena, Greg Barbula 5) 24 — Beau Leon On opposite page 13 — Chris Bieber 147 SWIMMERS HOLD QUALITY RECORD, (Bottom, left to right) The girl ' s swim team consists of Helenka Wormer, Melany Robertson, Sandra Cohen, (captain), Carol McHale, Diana Young, Laurel Perlman, Jennifer Harrison, Liesel Antkoviak, Lori Olson. (Middle row) The boy ' s swim team consists of Chuck Davidson, Jason Hendrix, Greg Reeves, Bret Riddle, Girvle Brandon, Greg Barbula, (captain) Beau Leon, Johannes Pena, (top row) Coach Scot Simmons, Jay Barnes, Jorge De los Reyes, Felipe Munoz, Clint Kenney, Chris Bieber, Scott Rush, Ron Davidson, Joe Hunziker, Brian Brunck, LeeTrown, Luis Resales, (not pictured) Raul Centeno, Shea Mincy, Jacque Lamdreux, Jennifer Hans, Valerie Powers, Heather Robie, Dana Hans. ' .- JB-I 148 149 Golf at Burroughs Upper left hand cor- ner — Bob Gilbow Upper right hand comer — Kim Bell Golf team pictured left to right — Bottom; Mike Welch, Ron Valen- tine, Kim Bell, Bob Gilbow and Mr. Brian Hurst. Top; Mike Formella, Scott Wetzel, Rich Sciurba, Barney Price, Eric Peterson, Brent D ymess, Sean Harkess, Robert Tellez and Pete Price. Not pictured are John Hudder and Arvid Fred- erickson. 4 150 :M£ M ajMMMK-; lUlMI B Mi . ■ 4 g @ mP r -v ; 1 ' s 151 s p I R I T 152 153 JBHS THAT ' S THE SPIRIT DeeDee Ward, Sheri Noel, Lisa Nelson, Shanlee Smith, and Kathv Trovanek Teresa Tobin, Marv Tidik, Kellie Love- joy, Christi ThrasTi, and Dalia Nuss- baum 154 CHEERING AND TWIRLING FOR VICTORY Raquel Yanez, Melinda Mathenson, Kelly Curtin, Lori Phillips, Cindy Lee, Thersa Clark, Anne Kelly, and Laura Zabrecky 155 INDIANETTES OF 1982 Pic. 1 Jeanette Pontillano, Laura Anderson, Sonia Cohen, Kathv Lauer, Path Austria, Dawn Schiavello, Susie Stage, Josefine Felix, Nanci Fisher, Michelle Aparido, Carla Gallaro, Faith More Pic 2 Michelle Reese, Cindy Mahn, Dei Keilv, Michelle Hult, Sandie Park- hurst, Nannette Guest, Whitney Baker, Shelley McMillen, Dana Hans, Myra Luer, Meghan Bishop, Ruth Sneiders Pic 3 Valerie Powers, Maria Hennen, Michele Lesser, Demarlo Johnson, Ivelisse Pena, Melody Holdsworth, Valerie Quay, Lori Reilv, Rhonda Holcombe, Mary Mullins, Gloria Viallon, Michelle Byerly, Sherry Eakin, Joyce Snyder, Tracey Egleston, Janine Berndt 156 LEADERS OF CHEER Barbara Valdez, captain Dana Hans, Shelley McMillen, Michelle Reese, and Valerie Quay Patricia Coyle, ChrisH Thrash, Kellie Lovejoy, Teresa Tobin, Dalia Nussbaum, Traci Blatch- ford, Elizabeth Buenfil, Mary Tidik, Sheri Noel, Shanlee Smith, DeeDee Ward, Kathy Troyanek, Judy Veres, Susan Lottus, Kim Andrizzo, Carolyn Anderson, Julie Troyanek, Huong Huvnh, and Anna Maria Lomeli 157 THEY ' VE GOT THE BEAT (Front Row, Left to Right) Mr. Robert Rose, Cathi Thompson, Linda Mathious, Marv Ann Brown, Mar ' beth Jorden, Laura Cook, Heidi Judkins, Mary Ann Barroso, Heidi Roemo, Juilet Baroso, Kim Myaln, Jeanette Arreola, Barr ' McMillin, Marissa Tullio, Lisa Lamm, Heather Phillips, Barbie Horowitz, Laurie Sanford, Scott Pendergrass, John Schmidt. Second Row — Rich Sciurba, Kelly Waters, Mike Fr ' man, Christopher Cardenas, Sharron Matthews, Jim Costa, Beth Garten, Wendy Walsh, Tina Leicht, Cort Howell, Tom Huber, Paul Robledo, Robert Van Cleave, Scott Thompson, Christopher Johnson, Maggie Calzadilla, Brian Anderson (Drum Major) Third Row — Russel Hansen, Randy Nichols, Stephanie Field, Scott Umberson, Steve Marx, Kelly Whalen, Robert Brewster, Ilona Erdei, Kathy Lee, Fred Griffin, Elizabeth Sycz, Donna Harris, Kevin Lindermann. Fourth Row — Keith Money, Mike Formella, Scot Lowe, Nick Allen, Kevin Hobson, Ken Meagher, Dave Flad, John Lawerence, Robert Lindsay, David Ray, Mike Durkee, Martian Estrada, Javier Araujo. Fifth Row (Tall Flags) — Cindy Ray, Carol Hoagland, Jenny Sellers, Tammi Wright. X v9 H vn| x !j i K V ' SH I V U M i - y (Right) This years Drum Major post was filled by senior Brian Anderson. 158 J.B.H.S. MARCHING BAND Iti:- pii Iff II. ' I ' 11 III (Above) Concentration. (Below) This Years Band Officers are (left to right) Barbie Horowitz, President, Maggie Calzadilla, Vice-President, and Heather Phillips, Secretary. This years position of Asst. Drum Major was filled by John Schmidt 159 I - ■■f% 160 A C T I V I T I E S 161 THE SOURCE The AKELA ' 82 Staff that produced this yearbook are (pictured left to right): top row: Mike Rogers, Jen- nifer Hoppe, Carol McHale, Bill Bryant and Johannes Pena. Middle row: Lori Olson, Kelly Fos- naugh, Brian Brunck, Coleen Uchida, Charlene Burroughs, Janine Weger, Crystal Sloan and Jeff Gaz- away. Bottom row: Advisor Scot Sim- mons, Co-Editors Jason Hendrix and Wes Uchida, Silva- na Carrasco, Loretta Berndt, Joe Wana- maker and Jennifer Perkins. Not pic- tured: Jay Barnes and Lynne Mierz- wiak. Pictured above are Jason Hendrix and Wes Uchida receiving advice from Mr. Sim mons. The Akela Advisor 162 YOU WANT IT WHEN??? Deadlines, Deadlines, Dead- lines — We got it done. Thanks for your hard work. 163 WHERE THERE ' S SMOKE First semester Smoke Signal Staff included (Back Row) Shea Mmc ' , Joe Wanamaker, Jim Frankian, Paul Kibala, Phil Lof ez, and John Berglund. (Middle Row) Silvana Carrasco, Patt ' Stresino, Lvnne Mierzwiak, Bo Williams, Michelle Gallagher, Jennifer Perkins, and Edmund Urquiza. (Front Row) Rich Lamas, Sheri Noel, Dave Miranda, and Carol McHale. Not pictured are Happv Enciso, Craig Cockerill, Brian Skinner, Ken Gustafson, and KeWn Scovill. Although not pictured, Ray Angobaldo, Traci Blatchford, James Cano, Mike Heron, Laura Guy, Anamarie Lomeli, and John Marx joined the staff for second semester. Pictured below were first semester ' s editors (standing) Sheri Noel, Brian Skinner, and Carol McHale. Sitting are Rich Lamas, Dave Miranda, and Jim Frankian. Second semester held a few changes for the staff. Sheri Noel became editor for the Senior edihon of the Smoke Signal with Laura Guv taking her place as Feature Editor. Sophomore Edmund Urquiza took over Rich Lamas place as editor. With Mrs. Trempe (not pictured) advising and Dave Miranda as Editor-in-Chief, Smoke Signal enjoved a fantastic vear. Although it was rough going at times, Mrs. Trempe and Dave were always available to advise on deadlines, stories, headlines, and interviews. All in all the staff this year did an exceptional job ofputting the paper together and getting it out in time with photographers Jennifer Perkins, Joe Wanamaker, and Craig Cockerill often doing double-diity. 164 I . THERE ' S FIRE M r ai( ' IF — flat IIBiaili 111 uwrnmummn Blil (Right) Silvana Carrasco works against time to get the let- ters to the Editor out on time and ready for paste-up. ( Getting a top-notch paper out requires interesting topics and a lot of hard work. Pictured left are John Berglund and Edmund Urquiza listening as Brian Skinner assigns each a story. Rich Lamas (Left) relaxes as he waits for copy to come in. Being an editor is a tough job — just ask Rich! 165 PROVIDING LEADERSHIP — ASB Jim Frankian, Fall- ASB President, su- pemsed his cabin et dining its tenn. This years ASB officers were (left-nght) Peter Loisides-V ' ice- President, Jim Frankian- President, Loretta Berndt- Legislative Secretar ' , (Bottom) Theresa Austria-Executive Secre- tary, Irene Yamanaka-Auditor. Fall Committee Chair- persons were, Greg Bar- bula and Eric Peterson- Co-Acti ' ities Chairmen, Richard Lamas — Stu- dent Faculty ' , Ken Gus- tafson — and Ken Sko ' ill — Co Publicity Chair- men, Tom Hawkins — Assembly, Pep and Rally Co-Chairpeople Jufi Hanson and Tracy Blatch- ford, and Chair- member — Diana Aguilar 166 Providing For A Better School: ASB PICTURED ABOVE LEFT — Assistants in Charge of Athletic Awards: Troy Kisiel, Paul Kibala, Rich Lamas. Assistant in Charge of Dances and Noon Activities: Lynn Mierzwiak. Activities Co-Directors: Jason Hen- drix and Greg Barbula. PICTURED ABOVE — Auditor: Irene Yamanaka. ASB Secretary: Tere- sa Austria. Leg islative Secretary: Loretta Bemdt. ASB Vice President: Peter Loisides. ASB President: Jim Frankian. PICTURED LEFT — Publicity Chairmen: Kevin Scovil] and Ken Gustaf- son. Public Relations: BobGilbow. Assembly Chairman: Tom Hawkins. Pep Rally Chairpersons: Patricia Coyle and Diana Aguilar. 167 OUl J .BURS Fall CSF bottom row, L to R: Marika Tatsutani, Elly Chung, Noreen 0 ' Lear -, Cassi Haist, Lindie SoUs, V Tutney Backer, Maghan Bishop, Minesh Patel, second row, L to R; Liz Leifeste, Irene ' Hamanaka, Theresa Austria, Jeanne Henderson, James Walker, Dalia Xussbaum, Ken McMahan, Janine Weger, Lee Tro sTi. Janine Bemdt, Dawnette Hagans, Edmond Urquiza, Dannv Bernard, third row, L to R: Greg Barbula, Bob McGee, Loretta Bemdt, Jennie Gnjssman, Margje DeLa Rossa, Mita Patel, Lori Farrell, Diana Amspiger, Nir a Djanbatian, Gabrielle assir, Gamett Matthew, top row, L to R; Cindy McHale, Craig Shear, Mike NIagr ante, Cindy McGum, Beth Coughnour, Angelica N ' ungaray , Tern Tinell, Kim Peppi, Cindy I ,er, Kandi Harris, Susan Yim, Peter Loisides, Debbie KeUog, Mark Graves, Ceasar VUlalpando, Kenny Hiura and Craig Cockerill. This year ' s CSF President was Angelica Nungaray. The Youth Board Representative this year was John Hutchinson 168 I The Junior Class officers were; (pictured from the top, left to nght) President Laura Dixon. (Bottom) Treasurer Cheryl Goldman and Secretary Diana Young. This year ' s Fall Senior Class Officers were: (pictured left to right) Vice President Bob Gilbow and Treasurer Jon Gee. Not pictured: Eileen Thompson and Barbie Horvsitz. JOUM .BU15R r oo ■ ' The Spring CSF was: (pictured bottom to top, left to right) Irene Yamanaka, Theresa Austria, Heather Phillips, EUy Chung, Meghan Bishop, Minesh Patel, Edmond Drquiza, Greta Boysen, Stori Willingham, Coleen Uchida and Brian Fujimori. Second row: Richard Herriter, Mike Fr Tiian, Diana Amspiger, Noreen O ' Learv, Lori Farrell, Laura Guy, Dawnette Hagans, Janine Bemdt, Terri Tinell, Daye Geisen, Liz Leifeste, Gail Johnson, Danny Bernard and Y-Lan Nghien. ' Third row: Cindy McHale, Lindi Solis, Peter Loisides, Ceasar Villalpando, Michelle Kenney, Bob McGee, Cassi Haist, Charlene Burroughs, Beth Coughnour, Dawn Hagins, Jeanne Henderson, Kim Peppi, Jason Hendrix, Marika Tatsutani, Gabrielle Nassir, Greg Barbula, Garnette Matthews Chouag Huynh and Cort Howell. Fourth row: Eddie Rinne, Ron Diaz, Angelica Nungaray, Raulie Treadway, Loretta Bemdt, Craig Shear, Felipe Munoz, Chns Werts, Dalia Nussbaum, Glen Hayashi, Jerico Pasco, Ken Hiura, Craig Cockerill, Crystal Sloan, Dave Miranda, Jarune Wegener, John Bergmari, Diana Young, Joel Rane, Mike Betteraf and Rizal Lopez. 169 OFFICERS TAKING THE REINS OF LEADERSHIP Above: Top L to R Treasurer Theresa Clark, Secretary Jon Gee, Vice President Charlene Burroughs. Bottom Center: President Eileen Thompson Top Right: L to R Secretary Agnery Caraballo, President Edmond Urquiza, Treasurer Diana Stone. Bottom: L to R President Laura Dixon, Treasurer Cher l Goldman, Secretary Diana Young. 170 Top Left: This vears American Field Service President was oan Lew. Top Right: Mr. Lloyd and Mrs. Boyd keep our Trading Post running. Bottom: American Field Service — Top L to R Ms. Denise Danne (Moderator) Mike Flad, Ulf Tengsand, Craig Cockenll, Marika Tatsutani. Seated L to R Lee Trown, Michele Lesser, Danny Bernard 171 Credit Union Representatives: L to R Lusia Lucio, Elizabeth Vega, Laura Guy, Felipe Munoz, Debra Kellogg, Patricia Vega. This years Board of Education Representatives were L to R John Hutchinson and Carol Hoaglund. 172 THE KEY CLUB AND THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB The Members of the INTERNATIONAL CLDB are Marika Tatsntani, Ylan Nghiem, Darren Phen, Huyrh Nguyen, Thao Hguyen, Alma Gugman, Chuong Huyrch, Anh Tiiih, Laura Guy, Chris Machnitzke, Ulf Tengsand, Chris Weerts, Felipe Muhoz, and Mrs. Sanchez THE KEY CLUB MEMBERS ARE Jim Frankian, Dave Miran- da, Rich Lamas, Paul Kibala, Alex Koyna, John Hutchins, John Chipman, Bo Williams, Jesse Mason (supervisor) Troy Kisiel (vice president), John Gee (president). Bob Bilbow (treasurer) and Peter Losides 173 Festival Players Dana Anderson Troubador Michael Alch Aucassin Dee Dee Ward Nicolette Stori Willingham Oxherdess Cast Present: Joe Stafford Count Valance Judy Veres Viscountess Chris Tortolano Queen of the Gypsies Doris Veres Shepherdess 174 FESTIVAL 175 GOTTA This year ' s dance produchon consisted of (Clockwise from bottom left) Katherine Kelly, Debbie Van.a, Donna McDonald, Kenda Nichols, Shelly Alexander, Shanlee Smith, Eileen Cisneros, Cher ' l Goldman, ' Denise Granke, Doris Veres, Kellie Loyejoy, Patrice Martinez, Joan Lew, Hortencia Diaz, Kathy Troyanek, Cassie Haist, Pam Dirrane, Mr. Michael Johnson (instructor), Cindy Smith. 176 DANCE ip l The Fall ' s performance Gotta Dance featured, Cassie Haist, Hortencia Diaz, Patrice Martinez, Eileen Cisneros, Shellv Alexan- der, Shanlee Smith, Doris Veres, Cynthia Smith, Kathy troyanek, Kellie Lovejoy, Judy Veres, Kenda Nichols, Katherine Kelly, De- nise Granke, Pam Dirrane, Cheryl Goldman, Debbie Varvra, and Donna McDonald, (above) pictured are; (clockwise) Kathy Troyanek, Debbie Varvra, Kellie Lovejoy, Memory McCoy, Mindy Vollmar, and Shanlee Smith. 177 DIXIELAND AND JAZZ BANDS This Year ' s Dixieland Band 1 Included: Nick Allen, Kathy Lee, Scott Umberson, Lori Standtord, Dave Flad, Jim Costa, and Martin Estrada. (L to R), Robert Lindsay, Robert Bewster, and Kathy Lee were the IMA Officers. The John Burroughs Instrumental Music Association is responsible for overseeing the events of all the groups in the I.M. A. These groups are the Marching Band, Concert Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra, and the Dixieland Bands. They also hold various fund raisers, concerts, and the Steve Cox Memorial Scholarship Fund try- outs. 178 JAZZING IT UP Dixie Bands — The Dixieland Band at John Burroughs High School have been a tradition. They are made up of talented volunteers who are willing to work hard in their spare time. Our Dixieland Band has performed at many community func- tions and benefits, ranging from retirement homes to Straw Hat Pizza for fundraisers. Jazz Bands — Through the years, the John Burroughs Jazz Band has won many awards at various festivals and performances. This year was no exception. They have placed at the Valley College Jazz Festival. Many members of the band have won Outstanding Soloist Awards from the Judges Association. The biggest triumph of this year, however, was when Director Robert Rose won the prestigious Outstanding Director Award at the La Mirada Jazz Festival for his out- standing service and dedication over the years. 179 VOICES LIFTED IN SONG V.M.A. OFFICERS (Clockwise, Lto R), Laura Bartell, Vice-President; Claire Kelly, Treasurer; Bob Seeley, Publicity; Stephanie Eakin, Secre- tary; and Valerie Quzy, President. CONCERT CHOIR (L to R), row 1, Joyce SHvder, Dana Morrisan, Can- dice Ballard, Sharon Wise, Ms. Kolegraff-Rago, row 2; Maree ComweU, Michele Aparido, Qaire Kelly, Maria Ordonez, Charlane Cooperman, row 3; Cindy McCar- ty, Julie Wiekamp, Brian Skinner, Bob Seeley, Stephanie Eakins, Mia Roberts, and Suzanne Webb CHAMBER CHOIR (L to R), row 1, Sheley Lucas, Chris Yun, Scotf Rush, Joe Gomez, Chris Matthews, Bob Seelev, Valerie Qua ' , Sheeley McMillen, Barbara Valdoz; row 2 Shelley Smith, Laura Bartell, Jolynn Blackbourn, Chris Simmons, Bill Tebbe, Charles Finance, George Carlston, Susan Yun, Ann Matrs, Ms. Kolegraff-Rago 180 AV and Future Secretaries Club Pictured left to right — Tom Finnigan, Mark Fer- ris, Mrs. Ervin and Kyle Green. Standing left to right: Sandra Sigala, Mary Lien, Luisa Lucio, Lisa Distin, Norma Bas- teris, and Rosa Nunez. Seated left to right: Susie Johnson, Norma Pozos, Arcelia Galicia and Socorro Galicia. 181 FREEZE FRAME Members of this year ' s Photo Club were: Joe Wanamaker, Photo Club President, Jeff Boyer, Photo Club Vice President, Jennifer Perkins, Photo Club Secretary, Rose Braitenbach, Joni Rochow, Jon Gee, Todd Cameron, Christian Machnitlke, ' Wayne Gutowski, Kennv Morrison, Jim Elwood, Jim Gott, Ulf Tengsand, Craig Cockrill, Rich Finkle, Bob Hanson, Charlene Burroughs, Abed Sharamand, Wes Bacon, Darren Phan, Jeff Taylor, Jeanine Henderson, Omar Domkus, Angelica Nungaray, Lyn Elmlinger, Mindv Vollmar, Peter Loisides, Dawnette Hagans, Terry Lee, Candice Little, Steve Ferris, Kevin Lindemann, John C rr, Kathenne Kelly, Lin Steward, Amy Butler, Patrice Coyle, Stacey Connella, Ervin Vass, Mandy Howard, Desire Papatheodore, Tracey Egleston, Shelly Whitford, Alecia Duke, Wendy Gunn, Tom Huber, Tony Mann ' ochia, Robert Brewster, Michelle McCabe, Karen Thomas, Italo Dalfonso, Cheryl Kelsey, Memory McCoy, Neysa Rairez, Jessie Conna, Jeanine Hanson, Sean Teyeri, Geoff Schroeder, Janine Rury, Nohlia Pinto and Advisor Tim Brehm 182 CORONATION BALL The Queen and her court. Queen, Happy Enciso; princesses (left to right) Lisa Nelson, Debbie Dunning, Julie Basone, and Sheri Noel. 183 B A C K W A R D S D A N C E 184 Backwards Dance held on January 30, 1982. The King, Dan Dunning; Senior Prince, Owen Schmidt; Juruor Prince, Dave Strasser; Sophomore Prince, Steve Marx. Xx 185 AKELA CREDITS AKELA CO-EDITORS: JASON HENDRIX WES UCHIDA AKELA ADVISOR: SCOT A. SIMMONS AKELA STAFF: JAY BARNES 2nd SEMESTER LORETTA BERNDT 1st SEMESTER BRIAN BRUNCK 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER BILL BRYANT 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER SILVANA CARASCO 1st SEMESTER KELLY FOSNAUGH 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER JEFF GAZA WAY 1st SEMESTER JOHN HART 2nd SEMESTER JENNIFER HOPPE 1st SEMESTER BEAU LEON 2nd SEMESTER JIM LEHMAN 1st SEMESTER CAROL McHALE 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER LYNN MIERZWIAK 1st SEMESTER LORI OLSON 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER JOHANNES PENA 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER JENNIFER PERKINS 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER MIKE ROGERS 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER COLEEN UCHIDA 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER JOE WANAMAKER 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER JANINE WEGER 1st AND 2nd SEMESTER AKELA PHOTOGRAPHS: CHARLENE BURROUGHS JOHANNES PENA JENNIFER PERKINS MIKE ROGERS JOE WANAMAKER MR. BREHM ' S PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES WHITE STUDIOS TITLE PAGES BY: LINDA STEWART THANK YOU TO ALL THE PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THEIR WORK, JERRY AND WHITE STUDIOS FOR ALL THEIR HELP. AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO TOM IMMING FOR HIS INVALUABLE ASSIS- TANCE IN THIS YEARBOOK. 186 To whom it may concern: This is a short statement at the end of this mess that a co-editorship does not work!! Don ' t get me wrong. I liked the people I worked with, even Wes, who I sometimes treated like CENSORED. The continuity of the book is LOST in the communication between editors. So are a lot of pictures, copy, photo assignments, and friendships. But that ' s all I ' ve got to say about that. As for all the people who have put up with my CENSORED when things were late, here are all by sincere thanks. And for all the people who had to suck up my CENSORED from this book like ASB, well, here ' s some more. Mr. Simmons, take a hint next time concerning the editorship, get some guts and make a decision. To my Alma Mater So Long Suckers, Jason Hendrix As you can see that AKELA came out. Even though it was hard work putting this yearbook, I enjoyed it. And so I, the editor (or as this year, co-editor) give thanks to all the people who helped produced this yearbook. First, a special thanks goes to Jason Hendrix, who shared the title (and the headaches) of editorship with me. And an extra special thanks to Mr. Simmons, a man who became advisor when I was a little sophomore taking the AKELA class for the first time, and who put up with me for three years. We both grew up in this yearbook, starting with a little knowledge abooit how to put a yearbook together, and culminating in this work of art. To Mr. Imming, I give thanks for his help and seemingly endless knowledge of yearbooks, and for sticking your neck out When we, somehow, missed a deadline. Also I would like to give my thanks to Ca rol McHale, Lori Olson, Johannes Pena, Mike Rogers and Coleen Uchida for the extra effort they put into this yearbook. And to all the AKELA Staff, thanks, and pat yourself on the back for a job well done. I think this year ' s AKELA Staff wrote the book on school spirit and true dedication. The proof is in your hands. Thank you for everything, Wes Uchida CO-EDITOR OF AKELA ' 82 187 • t Mark Kallem, class of 1982, died in a scuba-diving accident this past summer. Mark was a member of the track team and had a very promising senior season ahead of him. Mark began his athletic career at Burroughs as a very average distance runner. It wasn ' t long, however, before he switched to the triple jump and began to show talent. In the season finale of his junior year against arch-rival Burbank High, with the meet on the line and all the pressure in the world riding on him, Mark responded by producing a life-time best jump that almost saved the meet for us. This achievement gave Mark the respect of his teammates as an athlete. More importantly, it seemed to produce an inner confidence that he could measure up to the expectations he felt others had of him. It was obvious to those dose to Mark that his involvement with the track team was a key element in his short life; so much so, that he was buried with his varsity letter. Mark was well-liked and we shall miss him this year. We will not however, forget him. Believing it is what he would have wanted, his parents have donated his savings account of nearly $1400, to the completion of the track team ' s new triple jump fadlit) ' , a project Mark himself had spent many hours working on. A memorial plaque will be placed on the completed runway. In addition, we will be presenting each year the Mark Kallem Most Inspirational Trophy, a legimate title in light of Mark ' s accomplishments and dedication to the team. Finally, we will dedicate the 1982 track season to the memory of Mark Wayne Kallem, a friend and teammate who died too soon. — Greg Switzer, Coach 188 Mark Lorello, Linda Ross, and Charlie Cusumano say, Who Loves Ya Baby? (Hair-do by Alana Sylvani) CLASS OF ' 82 Get Away From My Door! ' Good Luck, Mr. Johnson 189 John Burroughs Advanced Auto Clas Bottom left; Robert Deahl, Barney Gantz (teacher). Second row: Doug Fink, Ron Beale, Agusto Alvarez, Mark Arroyo, Glen Worle, Third row: Dave Digbee, Ron Wiley, Bob Stevens, Fourth row: Danny DeLaPorta, Gino Capra, Jose Moreno, Ron Montgomen ' . Fifth row: Ty DeBlasi, Mark Montgomery, and Steve Aldana. 190 P SQUAD class ' io?r r vn A ' n2! r!!, ' ' ' ' ' Rw ' ' J? ' ' :? ' ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' V rd, Judy Veres, Cindy Smith, The dreaded Ms. Lynch, Teresa Tobin, Kellie Trovlnek Sus n f nft?. c hl M Yt ° ' f ' H ' Ku t athy Trovanek, Juli Hans n, Lisa NelsoJi, Huong Huynh, Anna Lomeli, Kim Andruizzo, Julie iroyanek, busan Lottus, Shen Noel, Shanlee Smith, the Dreaded Ms. Lynch, alias Ms. Wojtyla. 191 A OUR GANG m I. L. O. INDIAN LIBERATION ORGANIZATION i Your local l.L.O. has been very active this past year. With great support from our President Jason Hendrix, Vice- President Greg Barbula, and Public Relations man Johannes Pena, we have managed to keep Injun Joe under control. With a few special appearances now and then and a little hall roaming, he has had a good view of most of the school. He studied some low level drama and music, came out of the dark on health, copied layouts for this book, and has finally retired to his two room apartment. He is very glad to have such an organization backing him but we need your help. Don ' t let him get locked up in Reservation ASB. He needs his freedom! Save him from corruption! Liberty is life. This is a plea to someone to continue our work. You owe it to your school. Save him! If you can find him. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha — not affiliated with the International Labor Organization. 193 Hi kJRiocf. 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THANKS KELLY, ' FTTR ALT7AYS CTICOURAGING MIT EVKN WREM THINGS -WERE-ROUGH, YOU MADT I T - MORE - BXAEABLE TRUMPETS FOREVER!!! AND MOST OF ALL, THANKS TO YDU, MR. ROSE. YOU SITFPCRTED ME SO ' HUCR THIS YEAH! AND THANKS TO ALL -THE OTHERS WHO ARE TOO - MANY TO MENTION. I ' LL MISS EVERYONE OF YOU!!! o-uitjA-l ..Qj QXi + _ Wa- f.f?, P ft uisV V. L .. -D- n 44-U -Vo f e, On-e AtiA b mca,- r Yoo Qo. s ftce t u 2, X ' r r-eAVV Xnee r leaders f . fe. 1 J. couldnl haue osk i -foc i 7 nice.r fripn ri. ;J Uchaue shared so many Fxp r iVnrfi ; : f ry-ou-Vs , camp, spiriT sKic s , ahauma cxcAiri bean dip h ' ghV , a tn shou, i-he jrup ' ir.m W« ' ' ' r io tii ■• . ' i ' ifrr cL rinlin j sumer procticcs, kidnap breoihf-asi-, dinner a4 Trudu i Grumes. Qossio ritii L)5RJ just In nome q f clj - djO- JjuiXiuaji Trudu Onimcs, goisvp citUU6Rj j! ailmi LOUfjCind ■ dM 1. : 1 JUO J.MX hjU ncfy - kL ynku4 a 202 _ Senior Seek Roll Ca 1 1 Coun+ o f riouj I. Eileen- SeniorClass Prez. 8 ' 2. t.Ar n- model of fhe 9 0 ' s 3. Deth- Airhead iqg ' 2. 4.Ho(li-+-he n ces-l-Qirl X eucr ron ouer! Louei FnendshiOf.Cindu- Pro ir QceCar DrRjer ?a Frte.Tv« «-- Mc ) .o O . uommntt ' « i VV O .. • p o ' s y- KcepDoncinc -f V _oPe-rv oQ o o ra 2i- v, 1 ftr . -5 ever yii w 4 r ;o v jc CoQjo ZSL2.ni e y Y .i V yfouJto , 0 rru- ]t£, uyAo JaAi. S . fUCiA£, . chin;?-) Vtfi. - AiK - i •i -tyC l- t e. LA M ofea.jZ, i vi ' . ' y f viflii. u ii-t h_ ui ' _ Low Otc fe MICHELLE- JULIO- JOHN 10th grade brought us together and I hope grad- uation wbh ' Tear us op a rt . 1 LOVE 10 U three so dp.arl.ij S you ' ii rea liy — enhanc e d my — s chaa l year s. We ' ve sure been a terrific gang of four all these ifears T ' we ' ve ' been through aToT n MICHELLE -YoulTe heJ.pad. me groji mor-e i- han y u ' lt ev er kno w. I ' m s o r - ry things went bad at times . I owe so much to you. ThanK ' fdW our horse ' s tooth or we might have never b ecome friends I N e v e r - forget — N o thing , just nothing! JULIO-I LOVE tOUV I LOV E YOU!! I LOVE YOU! ! !andT uddy , we will know each other ten years froM Vwr 37FNNY - Are ' Y ' oirQuee7 Boy? You ' ve aome a long wa y ba py ;.• (Michelle , remember him in 1 0th - iMux xJ c £ xist s Acl- jL i- . - f Ic s. ' Afl yuuist ' aJiAy Ljr n ,qP 203 Peat HtHittMt I k Me ytw ftaj fhit ovf  f yeut vtryown ytarjoek harcli til y  rfJ fhis n g II knt titioyeJit ftrstme ttt l ' ' J it iimt. 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