John Glenn High School - Patriot Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1986 volume:

a lyHay ' dtjan f (y- .1) (P ' U T . d Qojjjfy Patriot ' 85- 86 Advisor: Mr. Richard Garcia Editor: Elaine Cabrera Assistant Editors: Patricia Montes Sonja Viveros t MoA i -6 01 Mt £4 - An Overall View Of Things. . . 2 Opening Opening 3 U , lAO lO hM. ' ' oft cii- u)(U) ' Jimi uxuuL tiiGUt oi qSit ± Jeixouj l|5l1 ' ' :: ' ' o ' ' v Table Of Contents Opening J Faculty And Staff 16 Seniors 44 Underclasses 68 Academics 122 Clubs 140 School Life 174 Sports 194 Ads 240 ■ ' ' 6 Opening A Sight To Be Seen. . . Opening 7 Points Of View 8 Opening Opening 9 10 Opening What You See Opening 11 The Sky ; - - ,- Blue Yonder. . . 12 Opening jqn H BB y- - ' ■ ' ' ' Kils m Opening IJ 14 Opening The View From Here Opening 15 WMIO ' ts T Insight From The Top The chief ' s work never ends. PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE John Glenn High School has become rec- ognized as an exemplary school through- out the State of California. The credit for this honor goes to the students, staff, and parents of our school community. A brief journey through the pages of our year- book brings to reality all of the marvelous facts of our school. It is truly a school of which all of us can be proud. It takes a very special talent to capture the essence of a school that is rich in activities and in human feelings. It is my feeling that our yearbook staff has been able to give a pic- torial impression of our school. They have done so through good planning, intelli- gent decisions, and a tremendous amount of time. A very special thanks goes to the yearbook staff and to our yearbook advi- sor, Mr. Richard Garcia, and to our editor, Elaine Cabrera. Thank you for a great yearbook! Elias Galvan- Principal Ms. dejulio chats with Mr. Galvan during a quiet moment on campus. 18 Faculty Staff ( was indeed a pleasure to return to John Glenn High School. I was very impressed with the warmth and friendship that was exp ressed to me from everyone. John Glenn is a wonderful place to work. I look forward to a long and positive association with students, classified staff, teaching staff, administrators, and parents. John Glenn is still the greatest. ' .% Art Ponce Assistant Principal- Activities and Plant My five years at John Glenn High School have been very rewarding. It has been a great pleasure contributing to the education of eighth grade and bilingual students. Each year it is very satisfying to observe that our students have greater motivation and desire to learn. This year, our eighth grade class was unique in that they demonstrated great school spirit and were especially well behaved. The class has the j Carreon potential to be one of the best ever graduating from John Glenn. Keep up the good Program Specialist Eighth Grade-Bilingual work eighth graders and set a good example for the other incoming classes! As I know all my co-administrators do, I extend best wishes to the 1986 Graduating Senior Class. The outstanding academic achievements of the Class of 1986 exemplify ■i ' hard work and continuous effort. John Glenn High School recognizes and salutes the contributions of the Class of ' 86! You were a model for future John Glenn High School students. Linda Hary Assistant Principal- Curriculum and Instruction Attitudes of good attendance and success in school are essential skills that prepare young people for success in their adult lives. The home and school are where these skills are learned. One of my major goals is to help students learn these skills as they prepare for adulthood. Don Usher Dean of Students Faculty Staff 19 They Guide The Way Lydia Estep Eighth Grade Counselor Estelle Brunetti Junior Freshmen Counselor Linda Granillo Discipline Counselor Now I know that wasn ' t the number we agreed upon! 20 Faculty Staff Stan Jacobsma and Rosa Carreon will discuss the eighth grade program wherever and whenever. Business Education di Sally Adamson Helen Higgins Department Chairperson Lenora Summerford Who forgot to put his name? T--W¥¥1 B JP I ' ' I 1 5 1 fjjl! ' ■I bJ We have spirit with a capital C! Saturn, how it brings out the gypsy in me! Consumer Home Economics Claudine Bender Is this the one? Sheila Dauphin Department Chairperson Faculty Staff 21 tighth Grade Core Leslie Blesener Richard Drake Lloyd Espinoza Ken Matsumoto Don Morris Department Chairperson 22 Faculty Staff Fine Arts Diane dejulio Department Chairperson Richard Garcia Yearbook Advisor Activities Director Lee Mitchell Band Director Foreign Language Food, wonderful food! Faculty Staff 23 Health John Crippen Boyd Trimble Department Chairperson y E: ' WSr rev lW ' I Industrial Arts A I Monroe Pete Wilson 24 Faculty Staff Language Arts Barbara Briley Department Chairperson Mary Canales Betty Edwards Faculty Staff 25 Language Arts Lois Wilson 26 Faculty Staff Mathematics JL M ■:■ ii ujtaflfffikjfc Jg vl t .A ' ' Y ■■ . M Sally Belzowski Leo Haggerty Irv Karasik lA .n:!i:!iniii!!ii!i T a Tom Lynn Gus Panella Stan Jacobsma Department Chairperson Ron Renison Faculty Staff 27 Physical Education Barbara Wilcox Ooh La La! 28 Faculty Staff Expo Aa JL f Marlys Ford I could of had a V-8 Reading Virginia AguHar George Fagan Ed Morales Another day in the Jungle. Faculty Staff 29 Science Aurora Agatep Linda Barrett Must be payday! Peter Olgui Rita Starnes Department Chairperson Marianne Hughlett pV4 m 4.t Sue Ann Watt Mike Vanagas Break! An important part of the day. 30 Faculty Staff Social Science Dwayne Benson Carl Kraushaar Don Larson A Bob Ewing Department Chairperson mtm. • I i V 1 Ross Walker ' : Bob Riddar J.D. Sarver Faculty Staff 31 bpecial tducation Kitty Caputo Jeanne Castillon Mitchell Crist Becky Diaz Department Chairperson Don ' t I look handsome? s B f . P, i If 1 Pola Lawson Howdy folks! 32 Faculty Staff Secretarial Staff Talk about class! Elsie Enriquez Asst-Principal ' s Secretary Bonnie Hamling Dean of Student ' s Secretary Pamela Heckathorn Asst. Principal ' s Secretary Rosalie Rego Principal ' s Secretary Marianne Smith The things you find in these boxes ' . Faculty Staff 33 Clerical Eleanor Beezley Textbook Clerk Pat Courtney Attendance MaryLou Gallegos Bilingual Clerk Virginia Gutierrez Attendance Glenn ' s very own Sister Jean Now What? Why ' s everybody smiling? Cathy Jones Data Clerk Elaine Lane Finance Clerk Tweedledee and Tweedledum 34 Faculty Staff Staff Mrs. Carreon pitches in. Leticia Lozano Registrar Maxine Plains Senior Clerk Loretta Price Attendance Lucy Marquez Attendance What does it take to make a phone call around here? Jean Zeppenfeldt ROP Coordinator Frankie ' s Sweethearts Discipline with a smile Faculty Staff 35 Instructional Betty Crawley Frances Herbert Gene Luevano Josephine Magadan Norbert Magana Ralph Palomino Til lie Ponce Susan Ramos Magalis Rodriguez Mr. Ewing explains the fine points of history. 36 Faculty Staff Aides Margaret Skelton Phyllis Warner Margot Welch Mr. Olguin explains more about MESA. Ms. Aguilar listens to her 8th graders read. Gym Attendants Frank Blue Frances Garcia Mr. Haggerty makes math fun. Faculty Staff 37 Security What! More work. 38 Faculty Staff New, but learning fast. They Give Us A Clean View Of Our 1 Campus • A ' . ' St ■-. ., • Edmund Ojedj, Cjnuto Venegas, Teresa Montez, Frank Florez, and Ramon Morales- Lcadman. f ' r m t: ' P ' 4aHi 4: ' ' m ' SCI. ' ■■; ,2 t .t K . V ■; HEf.- l ;V ■ ■ [ ' - ' • ' p ! J m ;- ' ' ' . fe- -■-r- George Dunn Head of Plant George pauses for a well deserved break. Tino Mendiola keeps the campus ship-shape. Faculty Staff 39 vvitn J n tzye lowara i utrition Top row: Beth Laranjo, Nell Snider, Julie Arrona, Carol Tweit. Second row: Hilda Nevarez, Norma Hernandez. Third row: Charlotte Smith, Rosita Winters. Such deep concentration. Sanitary conditions prevail. Next, please! 40 Faculty Staff r!L ,-r -vi I Bruce C. Nevvlin, Ed. D. Superin tenden t-NLMUSD District Leadership Watches Over ' fr Nancy Jenkins- Board Member Jessie M. Luera - Board Member 1 aMJ Mi J r k Marge Beckman - Vice President Kenneth L. Welch President of the Board Lucille Colin - Board Member Gary V. Jones - Board Member William A. White - Board Member Faculty Staff 41 j LOOK At uur Koyalty 1985 Homecoming Court Princess Yolanda Betancourt Princess Gloria Guerrero Princess Lina Peregrina Princess Desiree Ramos 43 lEH Jm t .- T • !■ flH9 Rt™ keiman, Stephanie Alba, Bertha Alvarado, Michael Alvarez, Lia Armstrong, David Igren, Kelly Alonzo, Sergio Alvarado, Ruben Alvarez, Shannon Armstrong, Margaret oia, Melo Alvarado, Benita Alvarez, Delia Amaya, Lisa Ayala, Manuel oia, Unuoi Alvarado, Luis Alvarez, Dena Anderson, Wesley Ayala, Rafael Ackerman-Ayala Seniors 47 Farewell Underclassmen! J% I ' iU 1 Come on Jon, let us copy your paper. Ugh, my burrito is rotten! W MiftUg a Last night Now what do I do? 48 Seniors dial, Monica luyot, Federico sen back, Teresa nnett, Carrie Betancourt, Yolanda Borja, Vincent Brewer, Stacy Brito, Jerome Brizuela, Martha Brooks, Steven Bustamante, Daniel Cabasal, Roderick Cabrera, Elaine Campos, Erik Campos, Mario Campos, Melissa Caramella, Paul Carew, Dawne Carter, Jayde Ceballos, Joe Badial-Ceballos Seniors 49 What teacher do you admire the most? Why? MARGARET A. - 1 admire too many of them to make a decision since most of them I admire for what they do individually. KIM T. - Mr. Fernety because he has taught me the best that I had never received from anyone at all. SON] A V. - One of my favorites is Mr. Fernety. He knew how to get along with us in a way that we never lost respect for him. He is also an excel- lent teacher who helped me appreciate and deepen my love for literature. DESIREE R. - Mrs. Hixson, she ' s a wonderful teacher, 1 coach, and a very special friend. EMILIO S. - Mr. Riddar, he ' s a good teacher. PA TTY I. - Mr. D. Bell because he was a good teacher who made me laugh. MARIO H. - Stan Anderson because he was a good teacher to me, I learned a lot in his class and he ' s a cool teacher. MARTHA L.-I think Mr. Stan Anderson is the best teacher because he was the one responsible for helping me get on the way to reading novels. UNA P. - Mr. Bell because he always had a smile for you. TONY P. - Mr. Herd, because he ' i cool. Centeno, Marta Chang, Mi, Jung Chavez, Araceli Chavez, Linda Chavez, Lucy Co, Dieu Cordova, Melody Corral, Raymond Cortez, Louie Cross, James Cuevas, Rolinda Cummings, Michaele Curtin, Daniel Delfin, Andres Delgadillo, Angelica Delgado, Gloria 50 Seniors Cenleno-Delgado en ton, Joseph Duran, Maria Escobedo, Silvia Fierros, Gloria Gandara, David iego, Sheri Elias, Alice Esnayra, Roberto Flores, Kathleen Garcia, Antoinette Ort, Robert Enriquez, Jose Felix, Alma Flores, Paul Garcia, Maria ' riskill, Kimberly Enriquez, Michelle Fernando, Rohan Gainer, Rowchelle Garcia, Nancy Denton-Carcia, Nancy Seniors 51 Garcia, Patricia Gomez, Maria Gramata, George Garcia, Stella Gomez, MaryHelen Grana, Janet Godinez, Hortencia Grady, Thomas Guardado, Jorge Gomez, Amador Grajeda, George Guerrero, Gloria Gutierrez, Efren Guzman, Rafael Hardy, David Henley, Karrie Hernandez, Cynthia ' Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Mario Howe, James 52 Seniors Garcia, Patricia-Howe $ What is the most important thing you learned in high school? BERTHA A. - You must do your best to succeed in life. Keep reaching for the top and always keep a smile on your face. JESUS V. - I learned never to stop striving for my goals and to achieve what I can out of life. JOHN W. - Not to let people borrow pens, because you ' ll never get them back. ROHAN F. - Importance of a college education. GEORGE G. - Be yourself, because if you don ' t, who is? USA A. - To always strive for my goals and never give up no matter what stands in your way. JAMES RAMIREZ - How to pass a class without doing homework. HA W. - I learned to be myself and to accept people for the way they are. JULIA L.-I learned that it is important to be yourself You don ' t have to be like everyone else to be accepted. KENNY K. - How to care. JEROME B.-Tobe spirited and respect others. ROBERT S. - How to prepare my- self for the future. JUDITH R. - To appreciate every- thing and everyone around you. RICHARD M. - To get good grades and get a good Job and stay away from drugs. PAM R. - I learned to be more disciplined. luynh. Nam barra, Adam barra, Patricia nacio, Edgar Jackson, Cynthia Jauregui, Lucio Jimenez, Leticia Johnson, Tanya Jones, Leisa Kim, Doreen Kapper, Tonya Kim, Kelly Keevama, La Donna Kerrigan, Shawna Ko, Yoona Koby, Michelle Huynh-Koby Seniors 53 Larsen, Bryan Latz, Julia Laura, Carlos Lazalde, Guillermo Lee, Linda Leonard, Cheryl Leszczynski, Mike Lind, Laure Lizardi, Javier Lizardi, Jorge Lizardi, Marco Lopez, Bertha Lopez, Olivia Lopez, Virginia Loredo, Martha Lucero, Jackie Lucero, Julie Luevano, Jean Luu, Thong Ly, Hoa 54 Seniors Larsen-Ly ' scias, David 4acias, HicarJo arine, Orlantha darlatt, Leian Martin, Cindy Martinez, Elizabeth Martinez, Fredrick Martinez, Maria Martinez, Ham Mata, Magdalena Mc Haffie, Eileen Mc Neat, Kenneth Melchor, Martha Mendoza, Mariano Meschon, Donna Mills, Kim ivinamonte, t.yau Mitchell, Monti Mirola, Eliseo Mogote, Paul Macias-Mogote Seniors 55 .Jiytf«.ttfl i j . !i  i 98 Monroy, Gina Montalvo, Thalia Monteiro, Kelly Monies, Patricia Montoya, Antoinette Mora, Angelica Morales, Valerie Moreno, Gabriel Moreno, Rosalva Morgan, Jack Nelson, Deborah Nelson, Scott Nicolas, Vladimir Nielsen, Susan Noriega, Maria Noriega, Martha Novae, Tammy O ' Kane, Richard Ochoa, Jairo Olague, Joel 1 58 Seniors Monroy-Olague WWH:- ' se i, Pamela fison, Jonathan htiz, Amparo htiz, Lupe Ortiz, Maria Ortiz, Sylvia Park, Jin Parmenter, Jeff Parra, Michael Patel, Pallav Patel, Salim Peck, Anthony Pelina, Gemma Pena, Larry Peregrina, Una Perez, Elvira Perez, Theodore Per r in, Brenda Picon, Joseph Pilola, Miguel Olsen-Piloh Seniors 59 What year was your best at Glenn? Why? STEPHANIE A. - My Sophomore Year, because the table is what the class of 86 was all about and I met John WoodlHUGO R. - Senior Year: I ' ve had the most fun, became more mature with my friends, and just plain liked it. ANDRE D. - My Junior Year, because we proved who really was the best class. TONYA J. - 1986, because I ' m graduating. DENA S. My Sopho- more Year because I met Donna Vincent. SUSAN N. - All of my years have been great at John Glenn, there- fore I can ' t choose just one year! They are all my best and will be cherished forever. LYDIA M. - 10, because my friends and I were together. MICHAEL Y. - My 10th grade year, because there was the greatest feeling of togetherness in the Class of 86 (TONS) Live on forever!!! THONG L. - The Senior Year, because of its freedom, pride of an upper classman also mixed with anxiety for the outside world. DAVID D. - This year! People respect you! SYLVIA T. - My senior year I had the best teachers and the most interesting classes. Provencio, Rhonda Pruitt, John Quimbita, Yvonne Radillo, Marina Ramirez, Jaime Ramirez, Maria Ramirez, Randolph Rangel, Margie Rangel, Nancy Reay, Pamela Reif, Traci Renter ia, Felipe Rexford, Davia Reyes, Hugo Reyes, Joaquin Rivas, Alba 60 Seniors Provencio-Rivas ivera, Agustin Rodriguez, Judith Rosales, Linda Ruiz, Josele Sanchez, Darlene Rodriguez, Arturo Rodriguez, Maria Rubalcava, Nancy Ruiz, Maria Sanchez, Emilio odriguez, Guadalupe Rojas, Terri Rucker, Gina Ruiz, Maria Sanchez, Michael odriguez, Juan Romo, Rebecca Ruelos, Victorino Saldana, Julie Sanchez, Raymond Rivera-Sanchez, Raymond Seniors 61 Sanchez, Robert Schroer, Kimberly Seymore, Kimberly Smith, Michelle Stovall, Michael Sandoval, Dave Scott, Donald Silao, Maria South, Linda Swanson, Karen Sandoval, Ramon Sevilla, Angelica Sinayoko, Aicha Stakeman, Dale Taing, Huy Santiago, Angel Sexton, James Smith, Dena Stancius, Laura Thomas, Michele } 62 Seniors Sanchez, Robert-Thomas, Michelle What do you value most? KELL YK.- Life • you got to enjoy it while you have it. AL G. - My happiness. ALVIN V. - My relationship with God. JIM C. - My stereo, I can ' t live without my tunes. SAM M. - Myself. JOE D. - The respect of my parents and other elders. SUSAN Y. - I value most my family, friends, and a better world to live. PAUL M. - My moral values and my friends I made along the way. YVONNE T. - Honesty! I feel this way because without honesty you don ' t have anything. FELIPE R. - I value my family the most of all things but God I value more. RA Y S. - My friends, who I hope to have forever. SHA WN V. - My wallet. NANCY G. - 1 value the lives of my family first. JON O. - I value the future, because that is where I will be. MANUEL A. - What I value most is my family, because they give me everything that I need. CASSANDRA G. - My love for others. DELIA A. - My car!! (not really), myself, and my family. MIKE C. - My life. KIM S. - I value education the most. It ' s really important to me. Home- work is usually first on my list. MICHAELE C. - The trust and love of my friends. MI GUEL P. - My one dozen gold chains. lomas, Yvonne dd, Judy ifrres, Christopher nres, Everardo Torres, Joannette Torres, Maria Toscano, Silvia Tran, Kiet Tran, Lien Trejo, Rachel Ung, Narom Urquidi, Jesus Valdez, Benito Van Eeckhoutte, Michael Van Eeckhoutte, Shawn Vancini, Lourdes Thomas, Yvonne-Vancini Seniors 63 I Velarde, Alvin Villegas, Leona Vincent, Donna Viveros, Sonja Wall, Donna West, Dennis Whitney, Peter ; Wilson, Ha Wood, John 64 Seniors Velardi-Yonezawa A Random Look At Seniors Seniors 65 Taking A Look At Senior Most On this page: 1) BEST SMILE: Lucio Jauregui, Maggie Mata. 2) CLASS CLOWNS: Joey Denton, Yvonne Thom- as. 3) BEST BODY: Jack Morgan, There- sa Basenback. 4) BEST DRESSED: De- siree Ramos, Rohan Fernando. 5) MOST UNIQUE: Lina Peregrina, John Hernan- dez. 6) CLASS FLIRTS: Scott Nelson, Linda Chavez. On Facing page: 1) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Susan Yi, John Wood. 2) CLASS COUPLE: Yolanda Betancourt, Dale Stakeman. 3) MOST ALL AROUND: Donna Vincent, George Grajeda. 4) MOST ATHLETIC: Nancy Rangel, Memo Lazalde. 5) GREAT PER- SONALITY: James Ramirez and Mike Yonezawa (TIE), Ha Wilson. 6) MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Dena Smith, Andre Delfin. 7) OUR FAVORITE TEACH- ERS: Mr. Andersen, Ms. Starnes. ' ' ' ' m ■s . 66 Seniors Seniors 67 As Our J unior Elite See It 1. Dena Bixler-Secretary 2. Tushar Nandwana-Activities Director 3. Felicia Hayes- V. President 5. My Anh Le-Treasurer 6. Stephanie Reber-Sergeant at Arms 7. Mr. Renison-Advisor 70 Junior Officers Ackom, Christine Acunj, Margarita Aguilar, Cyndia Aguilar, Michele Aholelei, Viliami Alba, Gloria Alpucrlo, Audrey Ambriz, Lonnie An, Quynh Apodaca, Francisco Aragon, Li Hie Arellano, Michael Arreola, Laura Art is, Alisa Austin, Randall Ayala, Ruben Ayerdis, Melvin Baca, Michael Badial, Gustavo Baltazar, Maria Banuelos, Consuelo Banuelos, Maria Barnes, Johnny Barnetle, Bruce Barrera, Teresa Barrios, Gloria Barrios, Josefina Baucom, Edward Bell, Michelle Belmudez, Johnny Bernardo, Jenneth Bigelow, Barbara Bixler, Dena Blanco, Becky Boggs, Robert Bonilla, Leonel Boos, James Brizuela, Juan Bruemmer, Tiffani Burgos, Debbie Caro, Miguel Casas, Jesus Ackom-Casas Juniors 71 Casian, Regina CasHlas, Hector Castilleja, Jose Castro, Claudia Celaya, Fernando Centeno, Fabiola Centeno, Margarita Chacon, Edward Chang, Tae Chara, Marisol Chavez, Carlos Chavez, Rosemary Chavira, Cina Chung, Han Claudio, Anabell Co, My Cole, Stacey Contreras, Armando Cosby, Mary Cost, Laura Cuevas, Aracely Cunningham, Penny Davenport, Dawn De La Torre, Yvonne Delgado, Paul _— Deranian, John W Diaz, Mona W A Dienzo, Robert Dissmore, Tracy Dorsey, Anne Duong, Tarn Duran, Ana Duran, Delfino Duran, Guadalupe Duran, Serbando Ea, Khema 72 Juniors Casian-Ea Engelmann, Brent Enriquez, Shirley Espinoza, Juan Estrada, Criselda Estrada, Marisela Lstrello, Emilio Ex line, Angelina Falcon, Sean Felix, Elizabeth Felix, Nazario Ferguson, Leonard Figueroa, Bertha Figueroa, Claudia Fimbres, Tiffany Flares, Hector Flores, Monique Ford, Autumn Ford, Kelly For n wait, Jennifer Fung, Robert Calvez, Miguel Garcia, Amy Garcia, Bella Garcia, Cilberto Garcia, Nati Garcia, Paula Geist, Fred Gibson, Sean Gilmore, Robert Godinez, Jose Gomez, Gina Gomez, Irene Gomez, Frank Gomez, Joseph Gomez, Patricia Gonzales, Bernardine Gonzales, Ceres Gonzalez, Claudia Gonzalez, Frank Gonzalez, Guadalupe Gonzalez, Samuel Grady, Clifford Engelmann-Grady Juniors 73 Griego, Madeline Griffin, Jason Wa Griglione, Lisa A H Gutierrez, Isabel J m Gutierrez, Javier M P«9 B Gutierrez, Margarita E?r k ' Gutierrez, Ruben Guzman, Jose Hammit, Steven Harris, Jeffrey Hayes, Felicia Henderson, Thomas Hermosillo, Irma Hernandez, Alberto Hernandez, Carlos Hernandez, Christina Hernandez, Consuelo Hernandez, Daniel Hernandez, James Hernandez, James, Robert Hernandez, Jose Hernandez, Ricardo Hewey, Timothy Hillman, Troy Hinojos, Frances Huerta, Jesus Humphrey, Richard Ibarra, Maria Jackson, Gene Jackson, Lemuel Jankowski, Patrick Jara, Lydia Jauregui, Christine Jeong, Sang Jinzo, Vanessa Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Samuel Jornadal, Joseph Keevama, Bonnie Kem, Sochetra Kim, Eunkyung Kim, Jeanne 74 Juniors Griego-Kim J. m fS Kim, Line Kim, Sotharith Kill, Connie Ljnderos, Elizabeth Le, My, Anh Lee, Michelle Leszczynski, Jennifer Lim, Sherry Lopez, Christine Lopez, Monica Lopez, Philip Lopez, Robert Losee, Cynthia Losurdo, Jessie Loveall, Lara Luna, Irma Magana, Martin Mahli, Mario Mallett, Tina Malu, Alauna Marin, Patricia Marquez, Mauricio Marquez, Tracy Martinez, David Martinez, Eduardo Martinez, Elidia Martinez, Ceronimo Martinez, Jimmy Martinez, Nicholas Martinez, Rudy Mataele, Lovey Mc Coy, Daphne Mc Donald, James Melchor, Maria Melendez, Edward Melendez, Richard Kim L.-Melendez Juniors 75 Menchaca, Ramona Mendoza, Angela Mendoza, Arthur Mesta, Stephanie Mitchell Mark Montanez, Clara Moore, Frankie Mora, Francisco Morales, Antonia Morales, Charles Moreno, Andres Moreno, Catalina Moreno, Maricela Morones, Michelle Munoz, Martin Nandwana, Tushar Napoles, Sharon Nau, Siosiana Nava, Silvia Navarro, Francisca Navarro, Jimmy Nguyen, Ciao Nguyen, Hien Nguyen, Huy Nguyen, Rosemary Nguyen, Thang Nguyen, Thao Nieves, Enid Nieves, Mayra Norsian, Christopher Nou, Elen Ochoa, Efren Ochoa, Javier Ochoa, Luis Ochoa, Rene Olmedo, Irma 76 Juniors Menchaca-Olmedo Or 33, Mary Orozco, Elizabeth Orleg3, Edusrdo Ortiz, Jose Padilh, Carmen Palomares, Consuelo Parial, Roxanne Parra, Paula Parten, Marty Patino, Juan Patino, Sandra Paul, Thomas Perez, Cathy Perez, Daniel Perez, Robert Perfetti, Virna Peru, Albert Peterson, Randy Pettigrew, Leigh Philip, Thomas Pineda, Eujenia Pineda, Ma tilde Portilla, Anna Puertos, Ivan Quezada, Pedro Quintana, Ethel Quintana, Jose Quoshena, Rebecca Rabiola, Anthony Radillo, Fernando Rains, Shannon Ramirez, Adriana Ramirez, Anita Ramirez, Cheryl Ramirez, Miguel Ramirez, Ricardo Ramirez, Sandra Ramirez, Victoria Ramos, Bertha Ramos, Rafael Rangel, Angelina Reader, Daniel Or33-Reader Juniors 77 Reber, Stephanie Refugio, Ana Renteria, Maria Reynolds, Ronda Rios, Maria Rivera, Martha Rivera, Noemi Rodriguez, Deanna Rodriguez, Lilia Rodriguez, Patricia Rodriguez, Samuel Rojas, Jodi Rosales, Paul Roybal, Enrico Ruiz, Delia Ruiz, Rafael Ruiz, Sonia Ruvalcaba, Francisca Sainz, Tony Salazar, Juan Salazar, Serafin III Salazar, Vicente Salgado, Alan Salgado, Ralph Sanchez, Christina Sanchez, Jose Sanchez, Martha Sanders, Peggy Sandoval, Carmen Santana, Ann Sarmiento, Ireene Sarrio, Michael Saucedo, Martin See Ike, Kimberly Serna, Martin Serrano, Carolina Serrano, Elias Se villa, Miguel Smith, Sherry Smith, Susan Sok, Davy Sotelo, Adriana 78 Juniors Reber-Sotelo Soto, Miribel Spoerle, Janice Sljllworlh, Nicole Tjbor, Frances Taing, Luy Taing, You Teague, Tammie Teo, Tautalaititi Ti sea re no, Blanca To, Binh Torres, Adriana Torres, David Torres, Jennifer Torres, Vincent Torrevillas, Milvin Toscano, Valerie Tran, Quyen Urquidi, Michael Valdez, Adrian Valdez, Veronica Valencia, Rufus Vasquez, Elizabeth Vasquez, Natividad Vasquez, Juana Vera, Armando Viberos, Eleanor Villa, Adam Villa, Martha Warner, Alan Whitehead, Dion Whitworth, Larry Williams, Neil Wood, Mary Woodside, Rose Yi, Jenny Yonezawa, Susan Zamudio, Rodolfo Zelinski, Ronald Soto-Zelinski Juniors 79 v o mQ WMOM.OMMB As Our Sophomore Elite See It 1. Mrs. Schegetz-Advisor 2. Javier Ayerdis-President 3. Garrett Mjtthews-Vice President 5. Conchita Hernandez-Secretary 6. Garnett Sayers-Treasurer 7. Marina Vasquez-Sergeant at Arms 8. Renee Seph-Activities Director Abbott, Neil Abrigo, Elizabeth Aguirre, Rebecca Aguirre, Ronald Alexander, Sabrina Alfaro, Marina Allen, Tonya Alonso, Lourdes Alvarado, Raquel Alvarez, Fernando Alvarez, Hilda Alvarez, Marni Ambriz, Andrea An, Thuy Angel, Charles Anguiano, CuHIermina Angulo, Liz Aragon, Adriana Armstrong, Lori Arreola, Elizabeth Arroyo, Cristina Ayala, Consuelo Ayerdis, Javier Balderas, Alfredo Balderas, Arturo Barrera, Connie Barrera, Margo Basenback, Gina Baysinger, Aris Baysinger, Latanya Belloso, Felipe Beltran, Rafael Benitez, Romulo Benson, Regina Bernal, Ana Black, Kevin Bonilla, Maria Bovvden, Dawn Bran CO, Cindy Buchanan, Kathleen Burgos, Michael Burks, Bridgette Abbott-Burks Sophomores 83 Bushnell, Thomas Bustos, Bill Cabral, Mark Cabrera, James Camacho, Jorge Campos, Angelina Campos, Cilberto Campos, Patricia Carranza, Jaime Carriere, A I Casillas, Leopoldo Casillas, Ricardo Castillo, Luis Castorena, Gabriel Cavazos, Rigoberto Ceja, Jose Centeno, Jorge Centeno, Juan Cervantes, Ramiro Cesena, Paul Chang, Christine Chang, Kuo Chappie, Sonya Chatton, Derrick Chavarria, Maria Chavez, Lillian Chavez, Michael Choi, Bobby Cisneros, Maria Clair, Sandi Claudio, Jose Cole, Neil Coleman, Jeremy Compton, David Contreras, Manuel Cordova, Raymond ft ft 84 Sophomores Bushnell-Cordova Corona, Michael Crawford, Jeanelle Cross, Elizahclh Cruz, Eddie De La Loza, Virginia De Mello, Francine De Vicente, Jose Luis Delfin, Rhazzle Delgadillo, Guadalupe Delgado, Hernan Dominguez, Bertha Donelly, Murriel Dunn, Debbie Duran, Maria Ea, Ratana Enciso, Debra English, John Escobedo, Antonio Evans, Kenneth Felix, Adriana Felix, George Felix, Sandra Ferrer, Noel Flores, Jo Lynn Flares, Jose Flores, Maria Flores, Trisha Eon tana, Teresa Forno, Vivian Franco, Norma Franco, Socorro Fret, Joseph Galvez, Luis Game, John Garcia, Andy Garcia, Cesar Corona-Garcia Sophomores 85 Garcia, Herlinda Garcia, Humberto Garcia, Jesus Garcia, John Garcia, Manuel Garcia, Orlando Garcia, Paul Gastelum, Guadalupe Gaxiola, Mark Gomez, Gilbert Gomez, Jose Gomez, Juan Gomez, Luz Gomez, Manuel Gomez, Robert Gonzalez, Elena Gonzalez, Javier Gonzalez, Lilia Gonzalez, Obniel Gonzalez, Ricardo Gonzalez, Ruben Gonzalez, Sandra Gresham, Penny Guerrero, Sandra Gutierrez, Evangelina Gutierrez, Steven Gutierrez, Yolanda Hackler, Lynette Hakala, Robert Halton, Fabian Hamilton, Deborah Hamling, James Hannum, Alecia Harris, John Harris, Jon Hayes, Frank 86 Sophomores Garcia-Hayes Heim, Ed j Marie Hernandez, Beatriz Hernandez, Concepcioi Hernandez, Edwin Hernandez, Jesse Hernandez, Maria Hernandez, Rosalinda Herron, Christopher Hewey, Robynn Hines, Timothy Hinkle, Tammy Hinojosa, Antonio Howard, Keith Hunt, Camille Hyde, Sharon Ihnen, James Jackson, Reginal Jaimes, Judith Jara, Elizabeth Jensen, Jonathan Jimenez, Joel Jimenez, Philip Jimenez, Raul Jimenez, Raymond Johnson, Teresa Jones, Laura Kang, Joseph Kim, Jae Kim, Jee Kim, Julie King, Lenuel Kirkland, Sheree Knight, Samma Ko Byong, David Krantz, Lynnette Krantz, Michelle Heim-Krantz Sophomores 87 Kwon, Steve Lang, Vicki Lapizco, Eddie Lathrop, Jon Layao, Maria Lazalde, Anna Lee, Cary Lee, Cathy Leon, Johnny Llamas, Christina Longoria, Vincent Lopez, Elizabeth Lopez, Frank Lopez, Hector Lopez, Helen Lopez, Leticia Lopez, Rose Loredo, Antonia Lott, Kathleen Lucero, Jorge Ludwig, Jennifer Luna, Davvna Maag, David Mac Donald, Nelson Macha, Cher Macias, Elena Mac Kabee, Darnisha Mac Kabee, Ranisha Maddox, Tina Maldonado, Elizabeth Mallet, Luther Manjarres, Margarita Manriquez, Ricardo Marin, Louie Marquez, Graciela Marquez, Joel 88 Sophomores Kwon-Marquez MjrshjII, Mondo Martinez, Claris Martinez, Hublesler Martinez, James Martinez, Jerry Martinez, Jorge Martinez, Juan Martinez, Melinda Martinez, Mitchell Martinez, Olga Martinez, Rosalinda Martinez, Susanna Matamoros, Jack Mateo, Patricia Matthews, Garrett Maziek, Tracy Mc Donald, Lori Mc Craw, Michelle Melchor, Oralia Mendez, Ricardo Mendoza, Nicholas Mendoza, Vivian Meschon, Richard Meza, Bertha Mills, Jodi Mills, Joel Miramontes, Juan Mitchell, Connie Mitchell, Lance Man toy a, Suzette Mora, Chris Morales, Angelina Morales, Armando Moreno, Ceorgina Moreno, Mariano Morgan, Scott Marshall-Morgan Sophomores 89 Mosqueda, David Muzila, Angela Nava, Ma rice la Navarro, Maria Nguyen, Anb Nixon, Tim Noriega, Sandra Nou, Kimchheng Nunez, Graciela Olmedo, Tomasa Oraa, Jocelyn Orozco, Benjamin Ortiz, Flavio Ortiz, Leticia Ortiz, Mario Ortiz, Mark Ortiz, Robert Osuna, Claudia Padilla, Sandra Park, Jung Parr a, Gilbert Perez, Angelica Perez, Anna Perez, Carlos Persi, Teresa Peru, Ernest Petligrew, Kenneth Pico, Rodolfo Pineda, Efrain Pineda, Maria Ponce, Jose Ponce, Maria Porras, Robert Potter, Christopher Powell, Mardel Quesada, Johnny ' iSV S 90 Sophomores Mosqueda-Quesada Quezadj, Maria Quintana, Altagracia Quinlana, Maria Quinlero, Edward Quintero, Elizabeth Quiros, Maureen Rami, Falguni Ramirez, Daniel Ramirez, Edgardo Ramirez, Manuel Ramirez, Monica Ramirez, Rosario Ramos, Annette Ramos, David Reza, Jose Rios, Delma Rivera, Rafael Roa, Bonnie Robinson, Tanya Rocha, Guadalupe Rodriguez, Alfredo Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Mari Rodriguez, Marta -1 Rodriguez, Martin Rodriguez, Ninfa Rojas, Elaine Rojas, Jennifer Rojas, Jonathan Rojas, Juan Rojas, Richard Rosales, Ronnie Rose, Paisha Rowan, Danielle Ruelos, Dulce Ruiz, Laura Quezada-Ruiz Sophomores 91 Ruiz, Maria Sacry, Chris Salas, Eydie Salas, Stephanie Salazar, Mary Salgado, Edward ii Sanchez, Rudolph Sandoval, Barbra Sandoval, Eric Santiago, Robert Santillana, Miguel Santillana, Nelly ft 1 t J rt T H v ' Ik Saucedo, Robert Sayers, Carnett Seei, Elaine Seph, Renee Sevilla, Carlos Sevilla, Laura Shepherd, Essie Sherman, Carol Sifuentes, Araceli Sillence, Larry Silva, Lisa Skinner, Leon Slaughter, Lori Smith, Ann Smith, Connie Sosa, Bernardo Sotelo, Alex Spencer, Trasc Tedtaotao, Bonnie Teo Keneti, Va Thompson, Kenneth To, Thanh Torres, Ana Torres, John 92 Sophomores Ruiz-Torres wgm Tmn, Diem Tran, Huy Tran, Toan Trejo, Maria Trethcway, Shelli Triplett, Kenneth Trujillo, Raymond Tsai, Weimin Valdez, Connie Valdez, Sebrina Valdivia, Blanca Valencia, Darlene Valencia, Tammy Vasquez, Alexander Vasquez, Alina Vasquez, Cabriela Vasquez, Marina Vasquez, Neptali Vasquez, Yvonne Vasquez, Olga Veerachaylukana, Vim Vega, Sandy Velarde, Brian Verdugo, Yvette Viberos, Daniel Vincent, Deborah Virk, Bahadur Viveros, Lisa Vongphrasouk, At hid Weddington, Laura Weed, Jeanine Wetzel William Whitehead, Daryll Whitley, Rebecca Williams, Alesia Wilson, Dennis Woods, Frances Woolery, William Tran-Woolery Sophomores 93 As Our Freshmen Elite See It 1. President Debbie Sarmiento 2. V. President Diana Pena 3. Class Advisors Leslie Blessner 4. 1985-86 Freshmen Officers 5. Sgt. At Arms Judie Jurnadel 6. Treasurer Mei-Lin Beltran 7. Secretary Eloisa Marie Lim 96 Freshmen Officers Abdul I J, Shakir Acero, Andy Ackom, Glenn Acosta, Sonia Adams, Robert Aguilar, Mark Aguilar, Susanna Ahmed, Shazia Ahoia, Vaea Alexander, Louiszell Alfaro, Miguel Alonso, Maria Alonso, Sonia Alonso, Veronica Alvarez, Elva Luz Alvarez, Hector Amaya, Albert Ambriz, Larry Anderson, Dawn Angel, Andrew Alton Angulo, Margarita Aragon, Juan Armstrong, Daniel Arreola, Enrique Ashmore, Leslie Ayala, Ana M. Ayala, Margarita Azucar, Claudia Baes, Christopher Baes, Michael Baeza, Hilda Maria Banuelos, Victoria na Barajas, Wanda Barnett, Susanna Lynn Barrios, Luis Bellows, Verianna Beltran, Mei Lin Bernal, Jose Bernal, Mario Bishop, Dawne Blanco, Monica Blankenship, David Abdulla-Blankenship Freshmen 97 Blythe, Darrell Bolanis, Louis Bonilla, Angelina Bonilla, Araceli Bordeau, Michelle, A. Brannon, Jay Bridgewater, Tammy Brizuela, Alicia Brown, Theresa Bui, Ha, Jimmy Butko, Laura Byerley, Sean Cabanes, Cleotilde Cabrera, Jorge Calhoun, Jason Campos, Jose Campos, Martha Cannon, Michelle, Rene Canty, Ivan Carbajal, Rachel Carlos, Elleana Carpenter, Joann Carranza, Veronica Casassa, Raymond Casavilla, Vanesa Casillas, Alfredo Castanon, Maricruz Castilleja, Octavio Castro, Frances Cedillo, Carlos Celaya, Elizabeth Cendejas, Laura Cenleno, Humberto Cervantes, Esperanza Cervantes, Luz, Elena Cervantes, Luz, Esther Cervantez, Rogelio Cesena, Marisa Chang, Kuo-Yu, Jack Chavez, Roxanna Correa, Salvador Costa, Raymond 98 Freshmen BIythe-Costa Cox, Michelle Crane, John Cruz, Maria Cruz, Norma Cruz, Paul Cuellar, Gabrieta Davis, Mariah Davis, Michele De Arcos, Rachel De La Loza, David De Mik, Joan Del Valle, Rachel Dierkes, Greg Dilts, Lenette Diva, Ferdinand Dobbs, Tom Dominguez, Joe Dorsey, Lynette Duong, Tung Duran, Eduardo Edwards, Cicely Engelmann, Clinton Enriquez, Juan Ernster, Kandice Escobedo, Alejandro Esnayra, Julie Espinoza, Lilia Espinoza, Lorenzo Estrada, Daniel Estrada, Rigoberto Estrada, Victor Everett, Robert Felix, Marisa Ferguson, Eddie Figueroa, Angelica Figueroa, Elizabeth Cox-Figueroa Freshmen 99 Figueroa, Flavio Flores, Delia Flores, Mark Florez, Margaret Foulk, Jennifer Franco, Gina Frost, James Fultz, Mark Caither, Anna Galvez, Juan Garcia, Alexander Garcia, Delia Garcia, James Gilbert, Joan Gilbert, Joseph Godinez, Alma Gomez, Anita Gomez, Guadalupe Gomez, Ricardo Gomez, Victor Gonzales, Armando Gonzales, Deserie Gonzales, Joel Gonzales, Lisa Gonzales, Miguel Gonzalez, Alfredo Gonzalez, Jorge Gonzalez, Misael Gresham, Toulina Griggs, Christopher Grig Hone, Joy Grine, Edward Guarin, Cyd, Ann Guerrero, Imelda Guerrero, Valerie Guiza, Lupita 100 Freshmen Figueroa-Guiza Gutierrez, Gil Gutierrez, Ramon Guzman, Fernando Guzman, Jesse Hahn, Daryl Hamilton, Pamela Hardisty, Debra Hart, Tina Hawkins, Shane Hayes, Etta Hemenway, Darrin Henley, Trade Hernandez, Charles Hernandez, Otniel Hernandez, Robert Hernandez, Saralee Herrera, April Herrera, Marianne Heyden, Amy Honeycutt, Keri Hood, La Tanya Huerta, Antonio Hurtado, Ramiro Ibarra, Gilbert James, Michelle Janes, Rebecca Jara, Martha Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Shelley Jones, William Jornadal, Judith Jurado, Rochelle Keck, Shannon Killian, Kathleen Kim, Chanly Kim, Kye, Jung Kim, Sodany Kirkland, Joseph Kotoff, Michael Kua, Kristi Kwon, Byung Laman, Steven Gulierrez-Laman Freshmen 101 Lancaster, Belinda Landeros, Luzcristina Larsen, Kristina Lathrop, Kelly Lee, Vickie Lim, Eloisa Long, Phaline Lopez, Cabriella Lopez, Irma Lopez, Monique Lopez, Teresa Lozano, Rudy Luera, Jose Luna, Andy Luna, Valerie Ly, Thuy Macias, Veronica Maciujec, Mihaela Madrigal, Tomas Majdali, Jennifer Maldonado, Frank Manriquez, Larry Marcum, David Marin, Lisa Marine, Oral Marquez, Ana Marquez, Edward Marquez, Lorraine Martinez, Agatha Martinez, Cindy Martinez, Delia Martinez, Gloria Martinez, Graciela Martinez, Hope Martinez, Livier Martinez, Maria Martinez, Victoria Mc Allister, Robyn Mc Clendon, Donald Mc Dow, Carrie Mc Kelly, Shauna Meikle, Diane 102 Freshmen Lancaster-Meikle Mendez, Daniel Mendez, Joe Mendoza, Christina Mendoza, Frank Mendoza, Vincent Mercado, Elizabeth Miller, Joseph Miramontes, Ricardo Mix, Michael Molina, Rene Monies, Jose Montes, Jose Luis Moore, John Morales, David Morales, Jacqueline Morales, Michael y Morales, Sabrina |V Moreno, Danny Moreno, Nazario Moreno, Selene Morgan, Victoria Munoz, David Munoz, Michael Munoz, Yesenia Muy, Houn Nandwana, Anup Navarro, Emanuela Naylor, Karen Nguyen, Khoa Nguyen, Marilyn Nguyen, Paul Nguyen, Tony Nguyen, Vinh Nou, Kimeng O Nell, Steven Ochoa, Leopoldo Mendez-Ochoa Freshmen 103 Olguin, Laura Olmedo, Jose Olmos, Rudy Olson, Amy Osburn, Ricky Padgett, Wendi Pallone, Patricia Parham, Nova Park, Min Parra, Cezar Parra, James Parten, Danny Patel, Maheshkumar Peck, Carolyn Pena, Diana Pena, Peter Peregrina, Lorena Perez, April Perez, Joe Perez, Miguel Perez, Rene Perez, Yolanda Peterson, Matthew Pimentel, Elizabeth Pina, Michael Pineda, Ernie Pineda, Ea viola Pineda, Jaime Pinedo, Juan Pino, Juanita Porlas, Maria Quoshena, Melanie Ramirez, Alberto Ramirez, Fernando Ramirez, Marie Ramirez, Robert Pf ' m 104 Freshmen Olguin-Ramirez fwrr Rjmircz, Sonia Rjmos, Annette Rjmoi, Antonio Rangel, Melissa Rascon, Charlene Rawson, James Razo, David Raze, Juan Refugio, Javier Renteria, Mario Reyes, Adam Ridge, Julie Rivera, Maria Roa, Dolores Robledo, Ana Rocha, Sergio Rodarte, Yvonne Rodriguez, Arnulfo Rodriguez, Jorge Rodriguez, Salome Rodriguez, Yolanda Rodriguez, Yvette Rojas, Gabriel ' £: •m — B Rojas, Lorraine Rojas, Michael Romero, Adrianna Romero, Luis Rosales, David Ruiz, Antonio Ruiz, Juana Ruiz, Marcella Ruiz, Maria Ruvalcaba, Jaime Salazar, Rene Saldana, Victoria Salinas, Carlene Sanchez, Cecilia Sanchez, Tanya Sanchez, Trisha Sanchez, Yolanda Sandoval, Amalia Ramirez-Sandoval A. Freshmen 105 Sandoval, Suleyma San toy o, Angelica Sarmiento, Debbie Schroder, Bryant Sevilla, Sara Sevilla, William Shedd, Kenneth Shepherd, Marcie Sheth, Satyen Sifuentes, Claudia Silao, Elizabeth Simmons, Richard Smith, Steven Snider, Vincent Solares, Nora Solorio, Danny Soto, Anthony Soto, Josefina Sovanasy, Vannchan Spicer, Tina Stafford, Christina Stinson, Michael Storey, Tammy Stottlar, George Stovall, Christopher Strehle, Stephanie Swan, Kimberly Taylor, Kevin Teo, Paepae Leogogo Thomas, Ronald To, Anh To, Tieu Toledo, Marcues Torres, Albert Torres, Delia Torres, Erika f)fS 0 106 Freshmen Sandoval S.-Torres Wi 11. w. -- Torres, Porfirio Toscano, Clemente Tran, Hao Tran, Hung Tran, Loan Trinidad, Enrique Ung, Paula Valdez, Esther Valdez, Alma Valdez, Anthony Valdez, Gabriel Valdivieso, Diana Valencia, Jennie Valencia, Richard Vargas, Gloria Vasquez, Darrell Vasquez, Gustavo Vega, David ' TJ Velasco, Maria Vera, Eduardo Vergara, Adrian Vergara, Jose Villalba, Manulita Villegas, Suzette Von Borstel, Hector Walker, Elizabeth Wallace, Joseph Whitney, Brian Williams, Julie Wolsiffer, John Wood, Ranie Yadon, Tina Yanez, Juan Yi, Chong Younghlood, Lisa Zamora, Benjamin Zamora, Dionne Torres-Zamora Freshmen 107 ' ■ V ' ;,. As Our 8th Grade Elite See It 1. President: Lupe Jaimes 2. Vice-President: Regina Ann Lopez 3. Treasurer: Geralyn Pelina 4. 8th Grade Class Officers 5. Secretary: Stella Luna 6. Activities Director: Francesca Tan 7. Publicity Director: Liliana Celaya 8. Advisors: Rosa Carreon and Lydia Es tep no Eighth Grade Officers Adams, Curt Aguilar, Frank Aguilar, Tina Alojado, Michelle Alston, Ebony Alvarado, Frankie Alvarez, David Alvarez, Luis Alvarez, Susan Ambriz, Maria Anderson, Chanel Angulo, Rene Aragon, Miguel Aragon, Ricky Armendariz, Tomas Armstrong, Brenda Arreola, Ruth Arteaga, Aran Art is, James Ashmore, Mary Avila, Adriana Avila, Claudia Ayala, Sonia Baca, Daniel Balder as, Mayra Balderas, Rocio Baltazar, Jose Barnette, Scott Basenback, Christina Basulto, Elizabeth Baucom, Kristine Belloso, Lorenzo Bigelow, Mark Boos, Scott Bordeau, Gregory Brookins, Michael Brown, Cindy Brown, Ivan Bucci, Michael Buzenes, Ernest Cab a Hero, Jose Cabasal, Reginald Adams — Cabasal 8th Graders 111 Cabral, Anton Cabrera, Roger Cabrera, Veronica Cachero, Dawn Calizo, Jerome Campos, Felipe Campos, Marbella Canty, Charia Carlos, Maria Caro, Arturo Carreon, Maria Casillas, Juana Casillas, Ramiro Caster, Brian Castillo, David Castillo, Lamberto Castro, Richard Celaya, Liliana Cendejas, Santos Chang, Andrew Chang, Jin Chapa, Anthony Chastine, Albert Chavez, Uriel Chong, James Cisneros, Norma Close, Shirley Co, Na, My Compton, Mike Coronel, Alfred Cortez, Daniel Cummings, Dennis Cunningham, Colby David, Clarence Davis, Margie De Avila, Adriana fSftl ,0 ?: C y 112 8th Graders Cabral-De Avila De Luna, Eduardo Delgado, Raymundo Diaz, Richard Diaz, Roman Dierkes, Jennifer Dorff, Jennifer Douma, Scott Dumagan, Gregory Duong, Thuan Ea, Marie Enciso, Cesar Enninga, Heather Esparza, Marisol Espineda, Cromwell Espinoza, Refugio Estrada, Arselia Evans, Eugene Fausto, Gustavo ii H _ i ! l W Felix, Herlinda Felix, Rosalie Fernandez, Michelle Ferrer, Henry Flores, Joseph Flares, Norma Forno, Carlos Fornwalt, Lisa For n wait, Lori Fox, David Franco, Irene Franco, Lina Frias, Jose Frias, Louie Frost, Lee Garcia, Alberto Garcia, Alfred Garcia, Anabell DeLuna-Garcia 8th Graders 113 Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Francisco Garcia, Gerardo Garcia, Hector Garcia, Manuel Garcia, Marco Garcia, Roberto Gardner, Lisa Gastelum, Gilbert Gaytan, Rachel Genera, Andrew Gilmore, Tammy Giron, Zoila God Inez, Olga Godoy, Juan Gomez, Franklin Gomez, Gizela Gomez, Juan Gonzales, Esperanza Gonzales, Guadalupe Gonzales, Juan Gonzales, Michael Gonzalez, Nancy Gonzales, Blanca Gonzales, Raul Gonzales, Susan Green, Kevin Griffin, Ginger Gudino, Alicia Gudino, Sergio Guerrero, Anita Guerrero, Gene Guiza, Angelica Gulnar, Saima Guthery, Renee Gutierez, Michelle 114 8th Graders Garcia-Guticrrez W- ' Gutierrez, David Gutierrez, Maria Guzman, Irma Guzman, Maria Haddadin, Muamer Ham, Gina Harding, Eric Hayes, Denise Heath, Christine Heim, John Hernandez, Alfredo Hernandez, Isaac Hernandez, Macario Hernandez, Vidal Hinojoz, Frank Hollinshead, Julie Homines, Erika Huddleston, Steven Huynh, Quang Jackson, Edward Jaimes, Guadalupe James, Suzanne Jara, Yadira Jaurequi, Larry Jimenez, Maria Jimenez, Sylvia Jimenez, Tomas Johnson, Yolanda Juarez, Inez Jurado, Lorraine Kane, Frank Keen, Joseph Kelley, Tami Kelly, Paul Kenney, Marie Khiem, Suor Kim, Harold Kim, Soomin Kim, Sothy Kim, Kun Kim, Tommy King, Frank Gutierrez-King 8th Graders 115 King, Sherolyn Koby, George Krumbine, Pamela Kwon, Chang Laguitan, Marco Landa, Gloria Larsen, Bart Larsen, Kimberly Layao, Maria Le, Tri Ledesma, Anthony Leon, Christina Leonard, Criag Little, Lisa LLamos, Bersabel Lockmon, Christopher Lopez, Daniel Lopez, Jesus Lopez, Karina Lopez, Margarita Lopez, Raymond Lopez, Regina Lopez, Ruben Lopez, Vincent Lujan, Yolanda Luna, Stella Luna, Wayne Mac Donald, Claudia Macias, Cema Macias, Raul Maciujec, Carmenica Madrid, Lorena Marin, Moises Martian, Caria Martin, Jason Martinez, David 116 8th Graders King-Martinez E W f Martinez, Maria Martinez, Omar Mala, Francisco Mateo, Juan Mateo, Rosalinda Mc Coy, Derrick Mc Cusker, George Mejia, Luis Melendez, Blanca Mendez, Maricela Mendoza, Van-Eric Meraz, Eva Michael, Joshua Miller, Linda Miramontes, Leonardo Miranda, Pauline Mitchell, Lanetta Mitchell, Scott Molinar, Connie Mommaerts, Mima Montantes, Veronica Mantes, Jose Mo n toy a, Michelle Mora, Laura Mora, Rafael Morales, Roberta Morales, Veronica Moreno, Edgar Moreno, Jimmy Moreno, Louis Moreno, Mary Moreno, Orlando Moreno, Tino Mosqueda, Ryan Munoz, Adriana Munoz, Frank Martinez-Munoz 8th Graders 117 Navarro, Crystal Navarro, John Nelson, Genalynn Nguyen, Dung Nguyen, Luan Nicanor, Roger Nielsen, Christine Nieves, Richard Noriega, Carlos Nunez, Norberto Nunez, Sheila Oceguera, Manuel Olmedo, David Orozco, Alberto Orozco, Johnnie Ortiz, Mario Ortiz, Vesica Ortiz, Yvonne Palmer, Chad Panuco, Esperanza Panuco, Silverio Pearce, Eric Peavy, Walker Pelina, Ceralyn Pena, Patricia Perea, Dolly Perez, Barbara Perez, Victor Persi, Christopher Peru, Michael Pettigrew, Kimberly Phillips, Jason Pineda, Sandra Prado, Angelique Preciado, Lorena Prieto, Phillip 118 8th Graders Navarro-Prieto Qucsada, Fred Quc jdj, Marco (Juinljnj, Gloria Quintcro, Miguel Quiros, Jeannette Quoshcna, Sherry Radillo, Mayra Ramirez, Cynthia Ramirez, Fabiola Ramirez, Laura Ramirez, Oclavio Ramos, Elizabeth Ramsey, Stephen Requena, Cynthia Rico, Heidi Rios, Lourdes Rippe, Gregory Rivas, Maria Rivera, Enrique Rivera, Jose Rocha, Griselda Rocha, Ramiro Rodriguez, Christopher Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez, Martha Rodriguez, Michael Rodriguez, Ruben Rodriguez, Veronica Rojas, Julian Rojas, Loretta Rojas, Sidronio Roldan, Robert Romero, Desire Rosales, David Rosales, Irene Rosas, Rosio Ruelos, Vernon Ruiz, Francisco Ruiz, Yolanda Sailor, Donna Salas, Richard Quezada-Salas 8th Graders 119 Salazar, Moises Salazar, Richard Salazar, Susana Salcido, Mathew Salgado, Ruben Samaniego, Marcelo San, Sophea Sanchez, Iliana Sanchez, Roxann Sandoval, Vivian Sands, Debra San toy o, Monica Schott, Michael Seph, Tanya Shepherd, Christopher Shuize, Roman Silva, Juan Sin, Vichet Smith, Brian Smith, Kenneth Soto, Mario Starzinsky, Etienne Stat ham, Pamela ■ Steele, Charles Storey, Shawn Tan, Francesca Taylor, April Tedtaotao, Clyde Teniente, Rogelio Thay, Sathsowi Torres, Andres Torres, David Torres, Frank Torres, Miguel Torres, Rudolfo Torres, Salvador Tovar, Mario Tran, Hoang Tran, Ngoc Tran, Thien Trinidad, Norma Twaite, Ann is 120 8th Graders Salazar-Twaite Urcno, Antonio Urrizj, Engledean Vjladez, Jesus Vjidez, Claudia Valdez, Hector Valenzuela, Alvaro Vargas, Fa viola Vargas, Jose Vasquez, David Vasquez, Sixto Vazquez, Alberto Vega, Benjamin Vega, Carmen Vejar, George Velasquez, Julie Velasquez, Leticia Velazquez, Christina Vieira, Regina Villa, Ezequiel Villa, Patricia Viramontes, Richard Virk, Balwant Vongphrasouk, Inthava West, Ann White, Bernard Wilson, Leslie Woolery, Timothy Ybarra, Robert Zepeda, Claudia Zepeda, Juan Zuniga, Eric Ureno-Zuniga 8th Graders 121 io9a Qm VjU- JlL. p-OuO ' ' h - VnriJ- JiLr r A Glance Through The World Of Business In the last year the Business Department completely changed its image; we were now entirely computerized and were chosen by the State as a Model Business Department. We received a substantial grant from the State and used the funds to install a new computer lab with 11 IBM PC ' s and appropriate software for all classes in the department. These, together with our 15 Commodore 8032 ' s, TRS 80, Apple 2 computers, memory and electronic typewriters and calculators, offered business students the opportunity to train on equipment currently used in business and indus- try. Classes were offered in word processing, computer data entry, computerized accounting, office occupations, office management, recordkeeping, jobs, shorthand, business Eng- lish, and typing — all utilizing this excellent equipment. Whether a student was planning to enter the world of work immediately after graduation or get a part-time job while attending college, the Business Department provided the training needed in today ' s job market. 1. Time out. 2. Typing can be so interest- ing. 3. Working with calculators and learning math. 4. Shorthand can be fun shar- ing it with a friend. 5. Students learning business together. 6. What did you say? 7. Dawn learning computer skills. 124 Academics Learning Every Aspect Of Howe Preparedness 1. Preparing before cooking. 2. Is this how it ' s done? 3. Cina Lopez takes a turn at making pizza. 4. Gloria Guerrero measures exactly. 5. This thing has holes in the bottom. 6. Don ' t make me do that. 7. Can ' t wait till the food is done. 8. Robert dreams of being a chef. This department like many other elec- tive areas was really competing for stu- dent enrollment. We were nevertheless, offering an exciting curriculum to stu- dents. In the future we hope to offer more sections of the 8th grade home- making class which is a combination of foods, clothing and related areas. The 9th and 10th grades had a choice of the comprehensive Teen Living course or clothing. A real thrust was to increase enrollment in the 11th and 12th grade classes of On Your Own and Parent- ing . These courses covered relation- ships, family management and budget- ing, parenting skills and family rela- tions. Academics 125 Under The Microscope Happy teachers, smiling students, gophers, frogs., and Marvin Mole. There was always a hum of activity as the students did science . Dropping rocks and sagging slinkies contributed to the understanding of scientific concepts and to the fun of working together. The science teachers were always there . . snack, lunch and after school. They helped each other and the doors were always open to the students. This friendly environment attracted others who were interested in science educa- tion and we often saw visitors leaving the building with renewed enthusiasm. Ms. Starnes, Mr. Usher and Mr. Olguin constantly had a field trip or special project on their calendar. Mrs. Agatep was an encyclopedia of helpful advice and Ms. Barrett and Ms. Neufeld were indeed pleased to have that friendly encyclopedia right at their back door. The teachers in rm. 1102, Mr. Vanags and Ms. Frawley, finally figured out how to repair the telescope and Ms. Watt and Mrs. Hughlett claimed they should have been the first in line to see Halley ' s Comet. After all, Ms. Hughlett videotaped all the Comet programs and Ms. Watt ' s students did all the Comet drawings! The motto of the science Department was DO SCIENCE . The students were glad because: if teachers TELL students FORGET if teachers SHOW students MIGHT REMEMBER if students are INVOLVED they UNDERSTAND!!! and real learning takes place! 1. Correcting papers is part of Mrs. Hughlett ' s daily work. 2. Mrs. Agatep ' s class watching a science vid- eo. 3. Andre Del fin pointing out parts of the human body. 4. Mrs. Neufeld gets stu- dents attention. 5. Experiments are the fun part of class. 126 Academics Fine Arts Rounds Out The Picture. 1. It ' s a boy!! 2. Building a paper mache ' pro- ject. 3. Stretching is part of warming up. 4. Yearbook Staff learns tech- nique at a conference. 5. Waiting for the performance. 6. Mrs. Wilson ' s eighth grade class working on block prints. i «f if S Going into the new year our dept. had al- ready started projects. Mrs. Lois Wilson was the Secondary Fine Arts Mentor, Mr. Wil- son and Ms. de Julio were creating a video library for the Visual and Performing Arts through a CTIIPS grant, Mrs. Edwards was a Secondary Mentor working in Fine Arts and Video development and most of the Glenn Fine Arts Dept. were involved in a Fine Arts Task Force at the district develop- ing a new Fine Arts class for the district for 86-87 . This year we presented our 2nd. Fine Arts Faire in May. The department organizied and brought to the Glenn campus 2 theatre programs, Jim Ryan ' s one man show and the wonderful Oregon Shakespeare Festival Actors from Ashland. Again this year, members of the perform- ing Arts were involved in the California Thespians with two students elected to state office, Alecia Hannum and Stacy Brewer and on the State Thespians Board, Ms. de Julio. Academics 127 World Of Different Languages Glenn ' s Foreign Language Department was small, but continued to grow. Five years ago there was one teacher (Ron Renison) in the department, and Spanish only language offered. Currently there are five sections of French, four of German, and eleven of Spanish; and we expected to reach many more students in the future. The need for citizens who can communicate effectively in foreign language, as well as feel at ease in understanding foreign cultures, has finally been recognized. Conse- quently, there is a movement throughout the nation to provide communication-based instruction in foreign languages. In California, the state Board of Education has established model curriculum standards that reflect the principles of this movement. Also, one year of foreign language or of visual and performing arts has been included in the new high school graduation requirements. At the university level, oral profi- ciency tests are being developed for use in placing students in foreign language courses. In the past, articulation in the study of foreign language from high school to the university has been lacking, and placement has been left up to the individual. During the 1985-86 school year our language teachers attended workshops to learn both the theory and the practical aspects of communication-based instruction. Our goal was to implement changes next year that will bring our courses in line with the state ' s standards and prepare our students to meet university proficiency require- ments. One of our district ' s two foreign language mentor teachers, Frieda Schegetz from Glenn, was selected as a representative of Region 12 (which includes Los Angeles County) at California ' s Foreign Language Curriculum Implementation Cen- ter. After attending three training sessions, the members of each regional team had the responsibility of developing a plan of action to improve foreign language pro- grams and provide staff development opportunities for foreign language teachers in their region. O 128 Academics 1. Hard working students. 2. Mrs. Bell answers a question. 3. Always time to explain. 4. Studying hard for a French test. 5. I think I ' m going blind!! 6. Dictation is an important part of language learning. 7. Who would have ever thought lan- guage could be so fun! 8. Mrs. Kenen gets involved with a group of girls. Learning To Maintain A Good Life Where can a student learn all there is to know about civil defense, first-aid, drugs, tobacco, alcohol, and accident prevention, all in one quarter, but in a safety class. Dri- vers Ed retained its popularity with its offering of that sought after re- ward, a valid driver ' s license. ■■■■.UK h ' IS H 1. Smiles to warm your heart. 2. Tricia Campos completes her test. 3. How am I gonna carry all this?? 4. Fun Work!. ' ! 5. Thinking hard! 6. I was listening. 7. Should I wake her? 8. Who me? t ' m ll ■ h fmi • rH iiL r y Academics 129 Learning Equals Application The Industrial Arts Department offered classes in Auto- motive repair. Drafting, Electronics, Jewelry- waking. Met- al working, and Woodworking. The shops had exception- ally fine equipment, comparable to what is found job sites. It all added up to a training program that can get a young man or woman ready for a job after high school graduation. The Electronics program, taught by Mr. Hauske intro- duced students to the mysterious world inside the stereo and television set. You learned what makes each of those great sounds and pictures. You learned how to make electrical measurements, how to assemble and repair electronic circuits, and how to test parts. The highlight of each course was making take home projects. Strobe lights, color organs, the sound switch, the lamp dimmer, and the ever popular burglar alarm were among the many projects available in your electronics classes. Ah the wonderful world of woodworking, taught by Mr. Monroe, from beginner to cabinetmaker apprentice, from hand tools to advanced machinery, from sticks to turned timbers, from band hewn hobby to handsome heir- loom, from Knots to Knick-Knacks, from massive; all this and more when working in the wonderful world of wood. In the Jewelry class you learned to make rings, charms, earrings, key fobs, and many other fun, high quality metal articles, all taught by Mr. Wright. Metalworking classes introduced a variety of skills that included lathe and milling machine operations, gas and arc welding, and foundry and bench metal techniques. Many students took their new skills and made weight lifting benches, dumb bells, bird cages and engine stands. In drafting you learned to make the drawings that are used in manufacturing and construction trades. If you interested in engineering careers this was a good place to start. Mr. Mollis and Mr. Monroe taught the drafting The Automotive Mechanics classes were taught through the ROP by Mr. Householder. Here was a first class me- chanic teaching you how to repair your own car. Our motto is: We fix anything and everything. 1. I stand by my work. 2. Lets just give it up! 3. You re suppose to work on it, not sit on it. 4. Now this is the plan. 5. I know they ' re talking about me. 6. No, don ' t stick your hand in the machine! 7. Check that out! 130 Academics Language Lights Up The World mm mr ' mtmjmtt The Language Arts Department of Glenn continued to increase in strength. This was due to a very fine staff of teachers and also recent curriculum changes. An integrated honors program had been a goal and this school year that goal was accomplished. An honors class was offered at each grade level, culminating with advanced placement class at the senior level. Approximately 175 Glenn students participated in the Language Arts Honors program. 1. Mrs. Kazan outlines j library assign- ment. 2. Your report was excellent! 3. These guys are crazy. 4. Leave it to Memo. 5. It ' s tough to speak in front of others. 6. Relaxing after a deadline. Academics 131 Having Fun With Numbers Many times it has been said, Numbers are the name of the game, meaning that there is little in life that is outside the arena of numbers; or in a more sopbi • Mathematics. Even though we may accept the premise of the first state- t it is still possible to find groups of people on earth who have Just two words nting vocabulary; a single word forone and another wordformany. It is difficult to imagine that in this same world we have computers capable of highly complex calculations in a fraction of a second. Mathematics is certainly important, as much a part of life for humans as water is for fish. It was refreshing to see the recent interest in Mathematics continue to expand. Industry, government and society in general were all increasing their support for the development of a Mathematics conscious society. Approximately 80% of our student body enrolled in math and computer courses. A concerned effort was jade to provide teachers with material support and ideas for improving This is also a timely opportunity to say, Thank You to the excellent staff of teachers in the Math Department who taught in areas such as Fundamentals of Math, Math Analysis or Computer Programming. We appreciate your efforts toward assisting students toward increased achievement in Mathematics which may lead them to greater The future- who can really tell what lies ahead? Several years ago a group of s gathered and discussed the type of message they considered might be ? day from different people on another planet. They concluded that ? message that would make sense to us intelligent earlhlings would have to ? form of MATHEMATICS! 1. The students show interest in Mr. Haggerty ' s lesson. 2. Did you find the right page? 3. Learning about computer math 4. There ' s a strange aura around here! 132 Academics ROP Looks Toward The Future r important pjrt of j hrger haw Southeast ROP ROP chsses at John Glenn were j program of apcciaUzed ROP chf ses. Th classes were jvailahle to students at least lo years of age or at the Junior or senior level. ROP was designed to provide stu- dents with the basic skills required for a particular job. In some cases, students participated in community classroom in- ternship training in local businesses and industries. When a student successfully completed an ROP course and performed the required job tasks, credit and grades were given bv the high school district. At John Glenn, there were five ROP classes: Word Processing, Foreign Car Repair, Cabinet-Making, Computer Data Entry, and Machine Tool. ROP had an enrollment of over three hundred in its on-campus classes. With more people learning of ROP, enrollment grew in all areas. A variety of classes were offered through ROP, including Bank Teller Training, Hospital Careers. Restaurant Industry Careers, Cosmetology, Retail Merchandising, and Child Care. The diversity of courses offered by the Southeast ROP made the program interesting and extremely helpful to those who wanted to learn new skills or polish up their existing ones. - f r 1. Junior Becky Blanco taking blood pressure at Pioneer Hospital Z. Brothers Mike and Shawn Van Eeckboutle using a radial arm saw. 3. Senior Cassandra Green learning to work a bank teller window. 4. Seniors Leona Villegas and Monica Badial with instructor Lenora Summerford. 5. In- structor Pete Wright with junior Mauricio Mar- quez working with a lathe. 6. Instructor Jerry Householder with 3rd period class. 7. Junior Tony Sainz using a verticle mill. 8. L-R: Rosalva Mor- eno, Amy Garcia, Lia Alvarez in Cosmetology at Cerrilos College. 9. Senior David Hardy puts things in their proper place. Academics 133 SfliP ' Reading: Insight To The Woric The Reading Department served three different elements: The 8th Grade Core, the 9-12 grade program, and the Bilingual classes. We not only offered classes for students with clinical reading problems, but developed reading skills of students who read near grade level. We also improved the skills of students reading be- yond grade level. We further offered enrichment classes, such as Speed Reading and Advanced Reading Comprehension for 9-12 grade students reading at or beyond grade level. The Reading Lab was an integral part of the 8th grade Core Program, the 9-12 grade program and Bilingual classes. The core had first priority to utilize the Reading Lab. The students rotated into the reading lab to work on prescribed indi- vidual needs in phonics, vocabulary, literal and interpretive comprehension skills. 1. Students learn the modern way. 2. Future writers 3. You better not take that picture. 4. I hope her boyfriend doesn ' t get mad. 5. I don ' t believe his answer. 6. Don ' t bother me; I ' m doing my work. 7. Round table reading 8. I can barely hear it. 134 Academics New Beginnings We were very proud of our 8th grade program. It was one of the biggest departments at John Glenn High School. We were fortunate to have assembled a staff who were helpful and encouraged our students while still hav- ing firm control. Among the outstanding special programs we had were a special counseling program, a separate attendance program and an alternative program for students who couldn ' t fit into the regular classroom routine. This year we had our own administrator and a new counselor. This almost completed our School within a School concept. We planned a number of special activities this year to honor students with good attendance, grades, and citi- zenship. 1. Learning about our country. 2. Two heads are better than one. 3. It takes concentration. 4. Future Homecoming queen 5. It ' s not easy being an 8th grader. 6. I know that answer. Academics 135 Looking Over The Past The major change in our department for 1985-1986 was the introduction of a new course: World Cultures: West. This course replaced World Geogra- phy and Western Civilization. We also had a District Curriculum Guide for all courses in our department. As a result of legislation signed by Gover- nor Deukmajian, we changed Senior Studies for next year to stress econom- ics more than has been done in the 1. Something ' s in my eyes. 2. Now where was I. 3. Boy is this interesting! 4. Come on Mr. Walker, take it. 5. I got an A! 6. That ' s not the way it happened. 7. Mr. Candolfo comes back as a guest lecturer. 8. The dog ate my homework. 136 Academics Looking Toward Success The Special Education Department bad 6 full time teach- ers and a teacher who came to teach P.E. half day. Our department made some big changes. We had one less section this year. The eventual goal was to eliminate most special education classes. The regular classroom teachers could give enough support to our students to provide for their needs. We continued trying to develop new projects. Our stu- dents were capable and needed job skills. One of our projects was having our students work with the computers. We tried word processing in an attempt to familiarize our students with the computer and encourage them to take related courses in college. We continually tried to give our students skills and en- couragement so they could be productive when after graduation. The new guidelines for special ed. were the same as for the entire school. We were in a renewal process. The depart- ment tried to make the materials we taught more relevant and useful to our students ' everyday lives and successes. 1. Special people gel special help. 2. So, what do you want to talk about? 3. Counseling helps alol. 4. Reading can iw fun. 5. Thai ' s good, your doing right. a. Can I help you? 7. Why doesn ' I Ihe bell ring when you need it? Academics 137 With An Eye Toward Our students at the 8th 9th grade levels were exposed to a variety of team and individual sports. Once a girl found a particular activity she enjoyed, she could then sign up for a full semester of tennis. Jogging, weight training or dance as an al- ternative to regular p.e. classes. Each unit ran 4-5 weeks long. Team sports taught were football, volleyball, basketball Softball, while individual activities intro- duced were weight training, ten- nis, badminton, gymnastics and track field. 138 Academics Physical Fitness Fun 1. Come on Eddie, we only need one more. 2. Too tired to dress up. 3. Students enjoy a fun sport. 4. There ' s alot of diversion in p.e. 5. Here goes a killer shot. 6. That ' s your 101st nonsuit! Academics 139 ' ' ■m fw -m- ' igg p j tU-Jfcr-.ri aXii ' O ' BS California Scholarship Federation Top Row L to R: Cbhistine Wii|ipP%u yeJi, Tushar Nandwana, UTtf mmmmm Weimin Tsai, Thomas Philip, Tim Hewey. 3 LtoR: Robert Boggs, Isabel Nunez Susan Yonezawa, My Ahn Le, Nativi dad Vasquez, Sherry Lim, Sandra Patino, Janice Spoerle, KeA Kim, Jenny Yi, Susan Yi, Bobby Choi, Adrian Alpuerto. 2nd Row LtoR: Rohan Fernando, Rhazzle Delfin, Mike Yonezawa, Joe Jp Huy Nguyen, Christine Chang, You Taing, Robert Fung, Kim Tran, Hugo Reyes, unknown, unknown. Thong Luu, Jim Park. «| LtoR: Quynb An, Tarn Duong, Thuy Anh, Abdul Zubair. 1 Advisor: Bob Ewing Officers: Tushar Nandwana, Sherry Lim, Thuy Anh, Kim Tran 142 Organizations vancea Placement Top Row L to R: Jerry Martinez, Jennifer Fornwalt, Huy Nguyen, Nati Garcia, Thomas Phillip, Kelly Kim, Allen Baluyot, Jenny Yi, Second Row L to R: Isabel Nunez, Susan Yonezawa, My Ahn Le, Eddie Baucom, John Salazar, Alvin Velarde, Tushar Nandwana, Orlantha Marin, Jennifer Torres, Third Row L to R: Janice Spoerie, Sherry Lim, Joe Jornadal, Kim Tran, Margaret Armstrong, Sandra Patino, Mike Yonezawa, John Wood, Abdul Zubar, Natividad Vasquez, Tim Hewey Kneeling: Memo Urquidi Advisor: Gate Fernety Officers: Pres. Mike Yonezawa, V. Pres. John Wood, Sec. Susie Yon- ezawa, Act. Dir. Memo Urquidi Organizations 143 144 Organizations Views From The News o said teachers didn ' t have birthdays? Working hard before a deadline. Organizations 145 We Came. . . V Patrhi Michaele Cummings Photographer Carmen Garci.i Martha Loredo 146 Organizations Saw We Created!!! Staff 85-86 Renee Seph Elizabeth Martinez Maricela Moreno Francisca Ruvalcaba Elias Serrano Luisa Duran Oiganizatioits 147 Thespians i m Jt lb itm T ' ji THESPIANS 1) Standing: Advisor Ms. de Julio, Sitting LtoR: Vice Pres. T. Bruemme Dir. of Publ. A. Hannum, Sec Treas. S. Rains, B. Whitley, Pres. Brewer, Advisor Mrs. Edwards, Back Row LtoR: A. Dorsey, T. Dissmoil 2) Thespian Advisors Mrs. Belty Edwards and Ms. Diane de Julio 3) California State Thespian Student Officers for 1985-86 Dir. of Pub Alecia Hannum and Secretary Stacy Brewer CHILDREN ' S THEATRE 4) Bottom Row LtoR: E. Melendez, A. Hannum, S. Brewer, A. Dorsey,2T Row LtoR: T. Dissmore, S. Rains, M. Mahli, C Basenbach, L. Dorsey, Cross, R. O ' Kane, 3rd Row LtoR: T. Bruemmer, J. Torres, Top Row Ltol B. Whitley. F. Mora, S. Gonzales, J. Salter, V. Morales 5) Children ' s Theatre Cabinet: V.P. T. Bruemmer, Pres. S. Brewer, Advise D. de Julio, Dir. of Publ A. Hannum, Sec Tres. S. Rains 148 Organizations Children s Theatre Mecha Club Maria is always Monkeying around! Standing: Belia Garcia, Myra Nieves, Luisa Duran, Lilly Vancini, Bertha Lopez, Amparo Ortiz, Martha Loredoy Gloria Delgado, Linda Lee, Maggie Mata Chelo Palomares, Maria Rios, Maricella Moreno, Elizabeth Martinez, Elaine Cabrera, Patricia Montes Kneeling: Claudia Figeroa, Mariano Mendoza, Unknown, Lucy Chavez, Andy Moreno, Jose Ortiz, Unknown, Maria Gomez, Unknown, Advisors: Ed Morales Richard Garcia flank the back row. Advisors: Ed Morales, and Richard Garcia 150 Organizations Dancers In Full View Top Row: L. Lee, M. MaU, G. Monroy, j. Torres, M. Rsdillo, L Peregrina, B. Alvarado, L Vancini, R. Reynolds, B. Biglow, G. Sayers, S. Keck, C. Ayah, L Rocha, M. Egia, C Capchino, E. Siloa, A. Gomez, M. Gomez, A. Bemal, B. Martin, J. Kim Standing: Unknown, M. Shepard, A. Rievas, M. Cummings, A. Dorsey, A. Ortiz, M. Lang, Unknown, ]. Ridge, L. Youngblood, L Doisey, B. Whittney, C. Edwards, A. Aragon, Unknown, T. Valencia, B. Johnson, M. Barrare, T. Sanchez, R. Delfin, J.H. Kim, M. Heim, G. Gomez, L E elgadillo, T. Hart, S. Hernandez, Kneeling: S. Alanso, Y. Munoz, D, Garcia, A. Roblero, M. Navarro, Unknown, D. Flores, A. Brizula, M. Castanon, B. Martinez, J. Leon, C. Sayer, £ Valasco, B. Roa, L Gonzales, Unknown, T. Rojas, S. Enriquez, A. Vasquez, A. Abrigo, M. Ramirez, S. Mesta, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Y. Vasquez, N. Padilla Sitting: S. Escobido, I Pineda, M. Tones, V. Morales, M. Rios, D. Carew, Unknown, R. Chavez, A. Montoya, D. Luna, A. Portilla, A. Garcia, R. Trejo, A. Elias, D. McCoy, S. Kirkland, O. Garcia, M. Quintana, Unknown, S. Lopez, M. Martinez, Martinez, L Dills, J. Kim, C. Elelgado, P. Rose Future Fame Dancers Officers: Top Row: Alba Rivas, Ana PortHlo, Bottom Row: Antion- ette Montoya, Daffanie McCoy Advisor: Barbara Wilcox Organizations 151 ■ ' . . v-u- LiCHiiaaQj L -J ' ' Ma k y r dp 1 ..■  •. tl V m ' ' ' m ,% V ,Y .ff K-.j ■ ' ■ w ,,x . ' ■ ' = ■ ' . - 1 ' Wlirj ' , r il .J J i i ' tL i i 1 1 1P a . -1 K ■ ' I iP ' ' k L 1 1 kt il ir r . ' 1 Hmiii ♦ a ' tfiW ' j ■ iiri H-- !Mr Top Row: L. Tran, Q. An, F. Castro, T. Duong, E. Torres, M. Maciujec, C. Ayala, K. Nou, Y. Ko, T. Nguyen, L. Criglions, P. Montes, L Duran, B. Valdivia, B. Tedtaotao, S. Patino, J. Latz, N. Vasquez, M. Moreno, C. Nguyen, Mrs. Kenen, Bottom Row: G. Nguyen, D. Romero, J. Vazquez, J. Kim, M. Co, B. Martin, R. Delfin, J. Hae Kim, T. An, C. Cabanes, J. Griglione, A. Robledo, T. Olmedo, G. Martinez, N. Vasquez, J. Ayerdis, P. Nguyen. The Language Of Love. . Advisor: Liz Kenen. Officers: Pres. Julia Latz, Treas. Thuy An, Vice Pres. Nati Vasquez Les Jeunes d Aujourd ' hui French souvenirs. 154 Organizations Deutsch Club Deutsh Macht SpassU Front Row: . Bernal, H. Von Borstel, S. Moreno, T. Grisham, E. Celaya, O. Marine, M. Felix, Y. Gutierrez, J. Martinez Second Row: Advisor Mrs. Schegetz, R. Del Valle, A. Williams, J. Vergara, K. Schroer, A. Nandwana, T. Duong, B. Muse, M. Stinson, E. Sandoval, T. Tran, H. Chung, C. Sacry, Third Row: D. Martinez, D. Pena, D. Bishop, S. Treheway, M. Rogan, C. Peck, M. Armstrong, G. Moreno, A. Lazalde, V. Morgan, M. Cox, W. Tsai, H. Worl, T. Spincer, R. Simmon s Fourth Row: R. Cervantes, M. Badial, C. Angel, G. Matthews, R. Cordova, T. Maziek, M. Powell, B. Whitely, E. Cervantes, M. Beltran, E. Lim Deutsch dance- Schuhplattler Officers: Secretary-W. Tsai, Vice Pres.-A. Lazalde, President-G. Moreno, Treasure-M. irm strong ] Advisor: Frieda Schegetz Organizations 155 The Eyes That ASB Dennis West Bookkeeper Accountant Julie Lucero Activities Director Javier Ayerdis Sophomore Chss President 156 Organizations Guide Us Cabinet Sdng Jeong Junior CIjss Presiden Organizations 157 spirit And Tradition Varsity Yell ja Junior Varsity Yell Top Row (L to R): Andre Delfin, Felcia Hayes, Jack Morgan, and Tiffany Fimbres Second Row (L to R): Dena Smith, Debbie Nelson, and Donna Vincent Third Row (L to R): Raymond Jimenez, Kim Mills, and Susie Yonezawa Sitting (L to R): Madeline Griego, Debbi Enciso, Lillian Chavez, and Yvonne Thomas FIGHT SONG Go, get ' em, John Glenn High. Go, get ' em. We ' re flying high. We ' ll go. We ' ll fight. Hey, John Glenn High. 158 Organizations Top Row (L to R): Dena Bixler, Ronald McDonald, and Patricii Flores Bottom Row (L to R): Doreen Kim, Michelle Aguliar, anc Sharon Hyde Our girls show their hospitality to visiting cheerleaders. Freshman Yell Captains Top Row Sitting L to R: Laura Butko arlene Salinas, Diane Pena, Joy Griglione, Cleo CabanesiTaSimy 5fory, Caroline Pecktjand Jennie Valencia Middle Sitting: Joe Kirk- land and Standing: Dena Smith and Yvonne Thomas Sit- ting: Sharon Hyde and Laura Butko We deserve a break] I i ) ' hmm 1 1 if i It ' s only a snack! Organizations 159 Under The Microscope Isn 7 this a nice picture of you Top Row L. to R.: Unknown, Unknown, Teresa Persi, Stephanie Saias, Unknown, Tarn Doung, Sherry Anne Lim, Rosemary Nguyen. Anh To, Unknown, Unknown, Jenny Yi, Sandra Gonzalez, Nati Garcia, Unknown. Unknown, Eddie Baucont, Joseph Jomadal, David ?r, Sean Gibson, Serbardo Duran, Jerry Martinez, Kim Seymour, Carmen Padilla, Unknown, Lovey Mataele, Robert Boggs, Unknown, Abdul Zubair, Danny Perez, Unknown, Weimin Tsai, Irma Olmedo, and You Ta ' y Third Row L. to R.: Unknown, Roxanne Parial, Miguel Pilola, Angelica Renteria, Sandra Patino, Elias Serrano, Jennifer Torres, Steve Kiven, Shannon Ruins, Nati Vasquez, Felicia Hayes, Larry Whitworth, My-Anh Le, Huy Nguyen, Susie Yonezawa, Isabel Nunez, Unknown, Robert Funy, Rbazzle Delfin, Georgina Moreno, Juan Rodriguez, Peter Whitney, Unknown, Alan fVamerSecond Row L. to R.: Mr. Usher, Unknown, Sonja Viveros, Armando Vera, Nancy Rangal, Ludoma Keevama, Linda Rosales, Tim Hewey, Ha Wilson, George Grajada, Lisa Ayerdis, Lisa Amaya, Jackie Lacero, Tanya Johnson, Unknown, and My Co First Row L to R.: Ms. Starnes, Jennifer Fomwalt, Jimmy Navarro, Memo Lazalde, Binh To, Paul Mogote, Unknown, Alan Vitan Bauluyot, Ceres Gonzalez, Unknown, Gene Jackson, ThuyAn, DeeRuelos. Alva Rivas, Michelle Lummings, and Margaret Armstrong Just a little bit more. rm not going to tell them, you tell them. 160 Organizations Tres. Patricia Ibarra Sec. Mi- Pres. Patricia Montes Vice. Pres. Club Advisors: Mrs. Bender Mrs. Dauphin chelle McGrew Elaine Cabrera Standing L to R: Mrs. Dauphin, Monica Badial, Delia Alvarez, Margie Gutierrez, Margie Rangel, Connie Hernandez and Mrs. Bender Kneeling L to R: Scott Nelson, Elaine Cabrera, Lucy Chavez and Gloria Guerrero Zeroing In On Home Economics Organizations 161 La Hispanidad ' Spanish Club Mrs. Kolias, Alan Buluyot, My Anh Le, Felicia Hayes, Bonnie Roa, Sherry A Lim, Lenette Ditts, Desiree Gonzalez Advisor: Gabriela Kolias 162 Organizations With An Eye Towards Service Top L to R: Juana Vasquez, Cynthia Ramirez, Zoila Giion, Claudia Figueroa, Sandra Pineda, Gloria Martinez, Falgumi Rami, Emanuela Navarro, Yesenia Mufioz, Liz Pinentel. Mid L to R: Vivian Sandoval, Rachel Gayton, Monica Ramirez, Sonia Ruiz, Maria Navarro, Lili Vancini, Francisca Navarro, Lati Vasquez, Maria Martinez. Front L to R: Mrs. Estep, Lupe Gonzales, Lulu Rios, Adriana Munoz, Jennifer Dierkes, Tina Aguilar, Mrs. Carreon, Olga Vasquez. Advisors: Lydia Estep, and Rosa Carreon Folklorico Displays Hispanic Culture Standing: Jose Castillejas, Clau- dia Figueroa, Marina Radillo, Carmen Garcia, Reynaldo Ini- guez. Miss. Canales, Maria Her- nandez, Claudia Capuchino, Ser- gio Lozano, Maria Duran, David Raze, Richard Salazar Kneeling: Lorena Preciado, Juanita Pino, Patty Pena, Cynthia Requena, Alma Godinez, Sandra Pineda, Veronica Morales, Maria Quin- tana, Irma S. Lopez, Rosa Giron Carmen Garcia and Jose Castillejas Officers: Jose Castillejas, Richard Salazar, Carmen Garc Claudia Figueroa h PK - 1 ■ Ji ' HiJ -.rvi LIE! :STIVMOFMA£ ' J lli ■ Kl HRiq 1 164 Organizations Marina Radillo and David Razo Advisor: Miss Canales Drill Team Spirit On Display Stand ing: Denise Hayes, April Perez, Alicia, Stacey Cole, Christine Tran. Kneel- ing: Bernadine Gonzalez, Min Park, My Anh Le, Lorraine Marquez, Isabel Nunez. Sit- ting: Pam Hamilton, Cydann Guarin, Pamela Krumvine, Stella Luna, Christine Chang. Officers: Min Park, My Anh Le, Lorraine Marquez Ready, Begin Organizations 165 Working And Learmng Together Club Advisor: Marge Archer Whip: Kenny Pettigrew Treasurar: Pam Hamilton President: Donna Wall Vit President: RosemmmlSkmmz Secretary: Aicha Sinayoko Row 1 LtoR: Mrs. Archer, Jason Calhon, Pam Hamilton, Donna Wall, Linda South, Cine Brown, Donald Frost, Scott Barnette, Renee Guthery. Row 2: Rosemary Chavez, Stev Hudleston, Jennifer Dorff, Kimberly Pettigrew, Erika Hommes, Unknown, Brenda An strong, Melanie Quoshena, Mark Bigelow, Evelyn Velasco Row 3: Shauna Mc Kel Kenny Pettigrew, Aicha Sinayoko, and Steven Lamen ] Pam, Kenny, and Aicha listen to Mrs. Archer. 166 Organizations Keying In On Service Club Advisor: J. D. Sarver President: Brenda Perrin, President: Robert Perez, and Secretary: Luisa Duran Top Row LloR: Bobby Everett, Thomas Philip, Robert Perez, Mariano Mendoza, Tushar Nandwana, Cliff Grady, Nati Garcia, Fernando Radillo, Larry Ambriz 2nd Row UoR: Robert Ramirez, Unknown, Unknown, Brenda Perrin, Julie Latz, Georgina Moreno, Maria Duran, Lilly Vancini, Rebecca Martin, Thuy Gia An, Rhazzle Delfin 3rd Row itoR: Silvia Toscano, Michelle Davis, Julie Ridge, Mario Mendoza, Jocelyn Oraa, Julie Kim, Cathy Leon, Unknown, Jee Kim Bottom LtoR: Unknown, Unkno I lAFL!. L -L,-.. T-.- — i Nguyun, Jam Tbi Duong, Thuy An, Quynh An, Unknot Club members are hooked on Mr. Sarver ' s lecture. 1 Key Club members enjoy lunch during a meeting. Organizations 167 Future Business Leaders Of America Standing: Gemma Pelina, Thalia Montalvo, Kimberly Driskell, Dena Smith, Sonja Viveros, You Tain, Amparo Ortiz, Gloria Delgado, Mrs. Adamson, Linda Lee, Marina Radillo, Lina Peregrina, Bemi Alvarado, Lili Van Cini, Delia Sandoval, Maria, Ruiz Kneeling: Scott Nelson, Sylvia Toscano, Man Ortiz, Maria Melchor, Alice Elias, Antoinette Montoya, Monica Badial, Maggie Mata, Delia Alvar Peggy Sanders, Mario Mendoza, Eddie Ferguson Standing: Maggie Mata, Gemma Pelina, Gloria Delgado, Peggy Sanders, and Lina Peregrina Kneeling: Maria Melchor, Antoinette Montoya, and Alice Elias I 168 Organizations Advisor: Mrs. Sally Adamson he Sights And Sounds Of Homecoming 1985 Our Homecoming Court, band, tall flags, drill team, cheerleaders, and espe- cially our football team showed us part of the excellence that John Glenn is made of One of the highlights of the evening was the crowning of Donna Vincent as our Homecoming Queen. The icing on the cake was the winning of the game in a very decisive manner. Mesa Rising High Standing L to R: Serbando Duran, John Salazar, Lisa Artis, Maria Ruiz, Jerry Martinez, Fernando Celaya, Andy Garcia, Javier Ayerdis, Ramiro Cervantes. Kneeling L to R: Peter Olguin, Mariano Mendoza, Sandra Patino, Thuy An, Quynh An, Daniel Perez, Larry Whitworth, Bobby ChoL Advisor- Peter Olguin Officers- Maria Ruiz-Pres, Jerry Martinez-Sec, Georgina Moreno-Treasurer, Serbando Duran-Sgt. at Arms, Ar- mando Vera-Vice-pres. Upward Bound Working Toward Excellenc TopLtoR: CNguyen, T. Nandwana, Middle Ho R: S. Yonezawa, Mi Anh Le, Q. An, J. V Bottom L to R: Advisor- Rosario Martinez T. An, T. Doung, P. Mantes R.S.P. L to R: Gina Gomez, Matthew Peterson, Ann Smith, Gloria Martinez, Karen Naylor, Jose Montes, Advisor- Josie Magadan Organizations 171 Living On Video m mm ;2 w ' JSkk 1 if i 1 k J Ef ) ynski, Shawn Van Advisor: Betty Edwards James Howe, Mike Leszczynski, Shawn Van es. Sitting L to R: Laura Ruiz, Lisa Ramirez, WDaphne McCoy, Teresa Fontana. On Lady Eaglei 172 Organizations Top Row L to R: Lisa Araaya, Linda Chavez, Anna Lazalde, Maria Macias, Georgina Moreno, Gloria Martinez,{ Dai he Bishop, Lynette Heckler, Luisa Duran, Falguni Rami, Connie MitchelL Middle Row L to R: Anh To, Susan Yi, Lori Armstrong, Yolanda Gutierrez, Mardel Powell, Linda Rosales, Desiree Ramos, Sandra Nori a, Sylvia Ortiz, Danielle Rowan, Maria Rodriguez, Orlantha Marine, Paula Garcia. Bottom Row L to R: Julia Lats, Debbie Burgos, Thalia Montalvo, La Donna Keevama, Nancy Rangel, Kim Seymore, Tanya Robinson, Frances Tabor. It Shall Be Written f2 SOMOOla Homecoming Highjinx John Glenn ' s best week arrived with a big bang. Monday started off well; many of our students turned into nerds. Tuesday the campus went back to the 60 ' s (Hippie Day). Wednesday we were overrun with tourists. On Thursday big and small families gath- ered for their feasts on Family Picnic Day. The week ended with Eagles showing their spirit and pride by wear- ing our school colors red, white, and blue. Thanks to everybody who showed their spirit during Homecom- ing Week! 1. Would you marry into this family? 2. Linda Chavez and Memo Urquidi Just in for a week of R R. 3. This family just came as they were. 4. Who said the sixties were dead? 5. The sign says Tourist , but they look like a bunch of NERDS to me! 6. Gloria Guerrero seeking donations for Homecoming Court. School Life 177 Viewing Hallowee r Images from different eras. How much will you give for this one? We sure do make a cute couple! Don ' t worry, we ' ll win next year! Scott Nelson, contest winner. In you go, I caught you this time. Spirit This year ' s Halloween was a total suc- cess at John Glenn, as most of our student body participated in showing their spirit. As the years go by we get more and more into the spirit of Hal- loween. We had many original customes such as pumpkins, pirates, cavewomen, monsters, policemen, witches, scare- crows, and even a Mod. It was nice to see students get involved in spirited activities such as this, in a positive, fun manner. 1. Aren ' t we gorgeous? 2. Where did I leave my broom? 3. Unknown species. 4. Mafia member poses for camera. 5. We ' re just clowning around. School Life 179 A Night In The Gym Sports night was one of those nights when we just wanted to get away from it all and spend an evening with friends. Several games were available that night. There was ping-pong, vol- leyball and basketball. It turned out to be a pretty good evening. By the look on their faces everyone had a good time. 1. There ' s always time for homework! 2. You guys are playing too rough! 3. Madonna ' s latest step 4. HI THERE!!! 5. Give me back my shirt, man! 6. Darn fly! 180 School Life Pride In Student Involvement Throughout the year our student body participated in many activities on and off campus. As our A.S.B. officers strove to make our school belter, the students went out and helped to make our community brighter. Some examples of these fine activities were done through fundraisers visits to Convalescent homes and pinatas for elementary students. Not only did the community benefit from the services, but our school bene- fited by gaining the recognition it deserves. 1. This kind of involvement we can do without. 2. Ballet Folkorico at their annual Thanksgiving meal. 3. The Seniors give a pizza party to raise money for color in the yearbook. 4. Mr. Galvan sends off the Mecha Club to go Christmas caroling. 5. F.B.L.A. lends a helping hand. 6. The superintendent meets with the members of the A.S.B. Cabinet from all 4 high schools. 7. The Fashion and Service Club give elementary students a Christmas pihata. School Life 181 The Way We Wert 182 School Life In 85 ' -86 ' v ' W? IK ' SBEh B Bg Mj y ' -■m ' l ' -.Ml 1 g!- A! !•: ■■:. -t r- ■ ' .■ i - , • • -■ .■■ % i - School Life 183 School Spirit-Better Than Ever This year ' s pep rallies were awesome! We had the biggest crowds ever. As pep units per- formed and the band played, the students anxiously awaited the spirit competitions. Some of the activities included egg passing, tug-of-war and the grab bag. Then came the Spirit Stick. It was tough to decide the win- ners. Even the Eighth Graders got into the spirit. Next, the band played the Alma-Mat- er, and everyone showed his her loyalty to John Glenn. This year the Student Body brought back an old tradition, The Senior rise . At the end of all the rallies, the Seniors were first to leave. We hoped that next year there wil l be as much spirit as there was this year. 1. We wanna fly like an Eagle! 2. Paula shows school spirit during the Alma-Mater. 3. Tell them the Pep Rally is cancelled. 4. Varsity Cheerleaders in action! 5. David Gandara and Jerome Brito per- form a duet. 6. Fresh Yell Struts their stuff 7. . . and the crowd goes wild!!! 184 School Life An Eyeful! Of Fans Screaming and waving frantical- ly as a star athlete scored another point for the home team, decked out in school colors, sharing friendships while showing en- thusiasm, a lively group could be found at athletic events, assem- blies, and pep rallies. At games the stands were always packed with students, teachers, friends and parents cheering our team on and ready for victory. The games were fun and exciting in themselves, but equally as impor- tant were the fans who showed up time after time, win or lose. Without the cheers and frantic shouts and waves from the stands, the event just wouldn ' t have been the same. School Life 185 ' ' A Tribute To Theatre 186 Student Life The first show of the ' 85-86 drama season was aptly named A Tribute to Theatre. The three One Acts are all about some aspect of acting. Impromptu is set on a dimly lit stage where 4 actors have been called by the stage manager to appear on stage for what? No one knows. The 2nd Act is a set of short scenes written by young authors in a work shop. The show deals with Glimpses of life as seen through the eyes of this generation. The final act is The Actor ' s Nightmare. The title tells all to most aspiring young actors. Have you ever dreamed you were on stage and you didn ' t know the lines . . . or the play? George knows what it ' s like - he walked into a theatre and found everyone thinks he is the replacement for another actor who ' s been in an accident. He can ' t convince anyone he doesn ' t belong there - they just keep on acting! 1. The moment of truth for Jody Salter as Tony. 2. Scott Nelson as Tony with Becky Whitley as Winifred. 3. Winifred played by Becky Whitley comforts Laura played by Alecia Hannum. 4. The In Crowd. 5. The end for George. 6. Eddie Melendez as George getting hit by Stacy Brewer as Ellen. 7. The actor ' s Flasher. 8. Becky Whitley and Eddie Melendez in Red Air . Student Life 187 Get Into The Groove Through the eyes of the Eagles, this year ' s dances were the best. They were outstand- ing, not only in attendance, but also finan- cially. It seemed like everyone who attend- ed the dances had a good time dancing, or just listening to the music. The Halloween Dance was almost every- one ' s favorite, because it was a chance to play dress-up. Sadie Hawkins was a time for it all! A time to dance or to help one of the many clubs that participated. In December the 8th graders had their very first dance. It was a chance to socialize with kids their own age. This year ' s dances seemed to have brought many people together. 188 School Life 1. 8th graders get into the groove. 2. This is the way to really dance! 3. The ghouls come out at night. 4. I would hate to be that poor chicken. 5. That ' s not what I wanted for Christmas. 6. Dancing is what it ' s all about! 7. Okay, Okay, we ' re almost ready!!! A Night Of Glamour Wh It was time once again for our Annual Christmas Dance, and as usual it was a big success. The night began as couples arrived at the La Mirada Country Club. The guys were in their dashing tuxedos while the girls equaled or outdid them in their dresses. Everyone danced and enjoyed themselves through the night and to cool off, couples went out for romantic interludes on the terrace. Finally, the moment ar- rived. It was time to announce our 1985 Christmas Court. Ev- eryone was anxious, listening intensively as our Queen was announced. Miss Debbie Nelson reigned graciously through the rest of the evening. 1. Oh, to be young again! 2. Donna crowning our 1985-t Queen 3. Kiss me you fool!!! 4. Hey, what ' s so funny? 5. Love your dress. 6. You want me to dance? I ' m cheerleader. School Life 189 Being chosen for the Christmas Queen was one of the most exciting and memorable experiences of my entire hfe. I know I will remember it for the rest of my life. I consider it the peak of many fun and exciting experiences through the years here at Glenn. I want to thank my parents and all of my friends especially Pam, for their love and support in all my years here at Glenn. Queen Debbie Nelson Senior Princess- Dena Smith 190 School Life Junior Princess- Paula Parra Sophomore Princess- Gina BasenbacX Something Zo Cook M . Christmas Court 1985-86 Freshman Princess- Diana Pena Eighth Grade Princess- Tina Aguilar School Life 191 The Year In Perspective 192 School Life 1. America weeps for sevent brave pioneers. 2. Royals be- gin celebrating after the final out. 3. Jim McMahon leads ' the Bears to victory in Super Bowl XX. 4. The era of lazer technology 5. Hunter on loca- tion in Norwalk. 6. Mayor Rodriguez goes to Washing- ton. 7. Out of the tragedy in Mexico City, a young life is spared. 8. Farewell to a screen giant. 9. Rocky Mania! 10. Lady Liberty gets a facelift. 11. Instant Riches. 12. An- other Soap Opera captures our attention. School Life 193 195 196 Sports 1985-Girls Varsity] Standing L-R: Connie Mitchell, La Donna Keevama, Nancy Rangel, Sandra Noriega, Frances Tabor, Maria Chavez, Tanya Robinson, Kim Seeike Kneeling L-R: Linda Rosales, coach John Stackhouse, Michelle Krantz - ' ts ' , _ - tC i 1, Varsity in action. 2. We don ' t care how tall they are. 3asketbaU-1986 This Years Girls Varsity basketball team was composed of great return- ing players. They put all their en- ergy into winning each game they played. Even though at times the score wasn ' t in our favor, they nev- er gave up. They were always con- sistent in putting forth 101%. 1. Michelle tries for 2 free points . 2. I just saw it a minute ago. 3. Tanya plays keep away with a de- fender. 4. La Donna shows her skill from out- side. 5. Our girls have Artesia player well covered. 6. Frances shows the fine art of drib- bling. 7. Strategy session during timeout. Sports 197 Varsity Hoopsters Standing L to R: Vince Longon ' a, Lem Jackson, Paul Caramella, Mario Campos, Wes Anderson, John Torres, Kneeling L to R: James Hernandez, Dion Whitehead, Ron Johnson. 198 Sports Beat The Odds The 1986 Basketball season was a teaming experience for our Ea- gtes. Last year ' s League Ctiamps returned only two players, Mario Campos and Paul Cara- mella. As a result it was a tough season. One of the highlights of the season was beating our cross- town rivals Norwalk by a dici- sive 18 points. However, with all the players returning next year it should be the year of the EA- GLES to return to the top. 1. Hernandez goes up for 2 points. 2. Wes skips as others run. 3. Coach Anderson showing frus- tration. 4. Campos equals concentration. 5. Jim displays Eagle sportsman- ship. 6. Action! Action! Action! 7. Catch the ball, Paul! Sports 199 1st Row L to R: Mike Rogan 73, Jaime Ramirez 86, Mike Stovall 63, Mike Arrellano 79, Alan Warner 66, Aaron Woods 46, Viliami Aholelei 34, Mario Campos 45, Brain Larson 72, 2nd Row L to R: Mike Taylor 62, Vince Longoria 87, Ron Zelinski 24, Mike McCee 47, Paul Caramella 12, Benny Valdez 65, Julian Chavez 53, Felipe Renteria 9, Mike Lowe 44, Pat Jankowski 35, 3rd Row L to R: Aluana Malu 22, Taulalaititi Teo 33, Jose Hernandez 26, Eddie Chacon 13, Tom Bushnel1 71, Ramiro Cervantes 50, Mando Marshall 41, Nazario Felix 42, Tae Chang 21, Rudy Martinez 28, Sangjeong 76, 4th Row L to R: Ron Mora, Manager, Gus Badial 52, Jim Boos 20, Asst. Coach Mike Vanags, J.V. Head Coach Russ Wise, Asst. Coach Boyd hill 200 Sports And J. V. Together As One! f e 0 ts .f f% % Qi ' i Trimble, V. Head Coach Andy Anderson, Asst. Coach Darrel Whi taker, John Wood 27, Memo Lazalde 84, Victor Estrada, 5th Row L to R: Keniti Teo 30, Phil Jimenez 51, Ruben Gutierrez 43, Neil Cole 64, Mike Parra 81, Sam Martinez 85, Jerry Martinez 32, Ramon Sandoval 75, Armando Contreras 67, Adrian Valdez 40, 6th Row L to R: David Torres 36, Javier Gonzalez 39, Brent Englemann 80, Steve Gutierrez 76, Ray Cordova 82, Humberto Garcia 25, Tracy Mazick 11, John Game 10, Eddie Quintero 29. Sports 201 A View Of The 1985 Football Season was a very success- ful season. Missing the playoffs by one game was disappointing, but beating Bell flower High School for the first time ever was a great way to end the season. I would like to thank all of the players, and the coaches for their hard work and dedication. Also I would like to give special thanks to the Band, Cheer- leaders, Administrators and all the others who supported us through the season 1. Where do you think you ' re going? 2. Oops! made a mistake. 3. Coach Anderson concentrates on the game. 4. Ready to attack. 202 Sports Varsity Action ■KffSl rHr 1 1. Eagles score another touchdown! 2. Is he injured? 3. Pass the ball over here. 4. Watch out, here I come. 5. Touchdown!!! Sports 203 Fledgling Football Top Row L-R: Ken Shedd, Alfredo Gonzalez, Albert Ramirez, Andy Luna, Mario Renteria, Tony Villas, Joe Mendez 2nd row L-R: Charles Hernandez, Rudy Olmos, Cezar Parra, coaches - Solozano, Arrona, Osburn - Ramiro Hurtado, Ricky Osburn, Chris Stovall 3id row L-R: Ernie Pineda, Albert Amaya, Eddie Marquez, Hung Tran, Anthony Valdez, Roger Cervantes, Thomas Madrigal, Juan Enriquez, Sitting L- R: Mark Aguilar, Jose Vergara, Jay Parra, Clint Engelmann, Mike Stinson, David Munoz, Paul Cruz Freshman football played the best they could. The team showed great spirit and played some great games. We know that they will continue to devote their full efforts as the J. V. team of the future. Each of the players gave his utmost to make this year ' s freshman football team the best possible. 204 Sports JV Action On Display JV Football had another exciting season, under the supervision of coach Russ Wise. The team worked very hard during the entire season, and they never gave up. With the help of the coach we hope that the JV players become better than ever in the future. Good Luck! 1. Eagles tackling the opponent. 2. Defense at the ready. 3. Our line holds tough. 4. Time out Sports 205 Scanning Varsity Volleyball This year ' s Varsity Volleyball team consisted of seven seniors and six sophomores, who were led by their captain Desiree Ramos and Nancy Rangel. Their season began by at- tending a camp in San Diego where they worked-out to get in shape and to improve in their skills. Their coach, Susan Hixson, helped them to achieve their goals and to join the team together. They had a rough start at first, but once the season artived, they all pulled together as one. One that got away. Coach: Ms. Susan Hixson Don ' t worry, I won ' t miss this one. Aren ' t you going to play? Top TOW, L to R: Desiree Ramos, Nancy Rangel, Kim Seymore, Sandra Noriega. Middle row, L to if Danielle Rowan, Yolanda Gutierrez, Mardel Powell, Sylvia Ortiz, La Donna Keevama. Bottom ro L to R: Linda Rosales, Lori Armstrong, Tanya Robinson, Maria Rodriguez. i 206 Sports Sports 207 J.V. Basketball Reflects Talent, Spirit And Desire Standing L to R: Adrian Valdez, Louie Sarraciano, Andy Garcia, Frank Gonzales, Bruce Barnett, Leonard Ferguson, Jon Lathrop, Vim Veerachaylukana, Rico Roybal, Gilbert Gomez, David Co, Coach Richard Drake. Kneeling L to R: David Norwood and John Game. This year ' s J. V. Basketball team started the season with great enthusiasm and the desire to win as many games possible. They prac- ticed with spirit, played hard and showed endur- ance during each game. Coach Drake did a great job of bringing this team together. The Eagles would like to congratulate Coach Drake for a job well done. 208 Sports ' (i ' m l III! 1 Mi i s -«A_ P L ' s - - ..«j S3B fV t ' 7L ' . 1. Coach: Richard Drake 2. John Glenn Eagles working hard in- side the paint. 3. Frank and Gilbert showing hustle during the game. 4. Frank Gonzales showing grace on his outside shot. 5. Make it, Andy! 6. Free throw points are crucial. 7. I bet you, you can ' t block this shot. 8. Shawn shoots the ball past the defend- ers. 9. Frank waits for a pass inside the free throw line. 10. Gilbert tries to shoot the ball between two defenders. H K slB4 Ay RIK J . Ska teUirtiw i Sports 209 Eye On Freshmen Cagers The freshmen boys ' basketball team displayed a great amount of enthusiasm and spirit consid- ering the hardships they faced, commented Mr. Espinoza, the freshmen basketball coach. Some of these hardships were injuries during the season, infre- quent use of the gym, and tough competition. We know that these boys will be looking for- ward to another season next year as rewarding as their 1985- 86 season. Standing L-R: Coach Espinoza, D. Blankenship, T. Ruiz, M. Meter, K. Shedd, C. Hernandez, B. Kwon, R. Osburn, J. Gonzalez Scorekeeper, B. Jones, Kneeling L-R: B. Everett, M. Tran, D. Munoz, R. Cervantes, I. Canty, H. VonBorstel. 1 J 210 Sports 1. Coach Espinoza 2. Will it be a basket? 3. Is this the latest dance step? 4. M. Tran shoots for 1. The Beginning Of Future Jolin Glenn Winners. . . n ' Eighth Grade sports is something most seventh grade Athletes wait for. It ' s their initiation into sports at the high school level. No longer do they have to watch their older brother or sister play. Now it ' s their turn. Eighth grade sports gave our youngest members of the student body their chance to learn basics of many of the sports they would eventually challenge in later years. It gave an opportunity to compete with formal organized teams. The skills acquired surely will help some of these folks to be Super Stars as they go on to Freshmen, J. V. And Varsity teams. 1. Standing L to R: Coich Drake, Chris Shepherd, Ricky Salas, Hector Valdez, Marco Laguilan, Robert Carcia, Craig Leonard, Jason Phillips, Jerry Cummings, Mr. Gondolfo Kneeling L to R: Mario Soto, Malhew Salcido, Harold Kim, Eddie Garcia, Brian Caster, James Chang, Mike Gonzalez, Tony Ramirez, Scott Boos 2. My new dance step. 3. Standing L to R: Coach Gran Garcia, Iliana Sanchez, Fa- viola Vargas, Roxanne Sanchez, Irene Franco, Michelle Gutierrez, KncelL to R: Tammy Kelly, Rosalie Felix, Lisa Little, Maricela Mendez, Sherry Quoshena 4. Fancy catch, dont you think? 5. I ' m Ule I ' m Late . 6. Huh, they think they can catch me! 7. Mario takes it in for a six point touch down. Sports 211 More John Glenn Future Winners. Eighth grade sports continued through the year with boys and girls basketball, track, soccer, and volleyball. Pictured on this page are our own youngest members of the A.S.B. involved in skill building and sports- manship 1. Just a couple inches more. 2. Standing LtoR: R. Salas, H. H. Valdez, F. Ruiz, A. Vasquez, R. Angulo, V. Ruelos Kneel- ing LtoR: E. Garcia, E. Navaro, S. Boos, S. Gudino, Coach Crist. 3. Let ' s jump the coach. 4. Standing LtoR: . Franco, G. Nelson, M. Radillo, R. Sanchez, C. Anderson Kneeling LtoR: L. Mora, P. Miranda, L. Miller, C. Navarro, Y. John- son, R. Giron. 5. Looks like a great put. 6. Put some omph into it. 7. Where am I going? 1 i 212 Sports Focus On Hard Work And Dedication ' M|?!ES(%. J.V. Softball looked good this year. The girls on the team were hard working and they didn ' t give up. They encouraged each other to do their best. The team was coached by Fran Garcia who helped the girls win games by teaching them skills and showing dedication and spirit. She taught the team the meaning of sportmanship. 1. Standing L-R: Angie Morales, Oral Marine, Hope Martinez, Marisa Felix, Tanya Robinson, Lori Armstrong, Connie Mitchell, Sabrina Valdez, Kneeling L-R: Maricela Moreno, An- gelica Renteria, Maria Alonso, Eliza- beth Figueroa, Cina Franco, Sitting: Coach Fran Garcia 2. Tanya anticipates a throw. 3. That hurts! 4. Going for a steal. 5. Lady Eagles working together. 6. Angie warming up for a pitch. 7. I love Softball!!! Sports 213 In 1986 Glenn ' s soccer team went for its fifth straight trip to the C.I.F. playoffs, its third Suburban League Champion- ship in a row, and its fourth Championship in the last five years. One player, Javier Gutierrez, accomplished a unique hon- or. He was the first sopho- more in Glenn ' s history to be named to an ALL-C.I.F. SOC- CER TEAM. The team had a couple of new players, but with the help of Coach Ewing they all contri- buted to the winning team that no one had expected to become league champs. Varsity Soccer: Fifth Straight Standing L to R: Coach Ewing, 17 Vira Wongphrasouk, 13 Javier Gutierrez, 3 Jose L. Casillas, 7 Guadalupe Rodriguez, lj Ponce, 5 Jorge Guardado, 14 Ruben Ayala, 10 Francisco Ruiz, and 2 Juan Garcia Kneeling L to R: 9 Jose Guzman, 11 FeliiJ Belloso, 16 Miguel Pilola, 6, Eliseo Mirola, 8 Luis Ochoa, and 4 Leopoldo Casillas 214 Sports if Trip To C.I.F. Playoffs Sports 215 Learning The Game J.V. Picks-Up Points Standing L to R: Coach Evan McKinney, Jesse Huerta, Robert Hernandez, Rafael Guzman, Jose Ponce, Juan Garcia, Rafael Ayala, Kneeling L to R: Jaime Ruvalcaba, Fernando Guzman, Antonio Hinojosa, Antonio Huerta, Dan Ramirez Next year ' s Varsity starters were found on this year ' s Junior Varsity. While JV. teams can ' t go to play- offs, they can strive to have the best record in the league. Most JV ' s are freshmen or sophomores, and hope to make a good impression on their coaches, so they can play var- sity soccer next year. 216 Sports i iTiid t 1. Jaime tries nut to lose the ball. 2. Jesus waits for the rebound. 3. Let ' s see who ' s faster. 4. Rafael readies for a kick-off. 5. Rafael controls the ball well. 6. Hey, someone help me! 7. Trying his best to stick with the ball. Sports 217 Wrestling Taking Charge For the first time in the past seven years of Glenn History, both the J.V. and Varsity wres- tling teams were ex- tremely successful in league and tournament matches. Their dedica- tion and hard work were well worth the sweat taste of Victory! 218 Sports Standing L to R: Coach, Fofo Dominguez, Mike Arellano, Neil Cole, Felix Nazario, Philip Jimenez, Julian Chavez, Robert Gomez, Ramiro Cervantes, Juan Enriquez, Ed Grine, Allan Carruthers, Neil Abbot, Tae Chang, Pat Jankowski. Kneeling L to R: Eddie Chacon, Memo Urquidi, Dennis West, Joe Claudio, Garrett Matthews, Jay Brannon, Mike Yonezawa. 1. Team Capt. Mike Yonezawa 2. I ' m kicking as hard as 1 can 3. Come on turn over! 4. Head to head competition 5. Do you think I ' ll win my match? 6. Don ' t resist, I already won the match. 7. Memo seems to have a grip on things. 8. Look! he ' s got him now. 9. Neil taking charge 10. Come on Mike, don ' t fall asleep now. Sports 219 Eagles Stride For Victory 220 Sports Top row L-R: Coach Jeff English, Neal Cole, Mariano Mendoza, Phil Jimenez, Allen Warner, Aholelei Viliami, Pat Jankowski, Juan Enriquez, Ramiro Cervantez, Jose Claudia, Thomas Bushnell, Kenefi Teo. 2nd row L-R: Fernando Alvarez, Benny, Allen Boluyot, Juan Razo, Nazario Felix, Miguel Sevilla, Steve Kwan, Gabriel Moreno, Xavier Ayerdis, Federico Baluyot, Victorino Ruelos. 3rd row L-R: Eddie Duran, Tom Grady, Falguni Rami, Luisa Duran, Georgina Moreno, Michelle Krantz, Nancy Rangel, La Donna Keevama, Sang Jeong, Kenny Pettigrew, Cliff Grady, Danny Hernandez. ' - til M k. - W ift ' i Ji-e ' ' • ' •j t ' 4 We are small in number, but big in talent and determination. This was the motto for a team which has traditionally been small, but has always been one big family. A new coach, Mr. Jeff English, Joined the eagles track and field family this year. He had great expectations for this largely rookie team. Victory to the team wasn ' t only winning medals, but also getting self-respect and knowing that all members worked their hardest and did their best. 1. Danny goes for his best triple jump. 2. Wish I was having fun with them. 3. I get a kick out of jumping. 4. Pat shows his friends how to shot put. 5. Who said I ' m not flexible? 6. I ' m almost there. 7. Should ' ve remembered my nice-n-soft tissue. 8. Kenny works out in one of tracks toughest events- hurdles. 9. Running against time. 10. Daydreaming while stretching. Sports 221 Glancing At Long Distance Runners A new coach, workouts that were strenuous, tough competition, and never-ending deter- mination made up a great season for our cross- country team. Our three-mile hilly cross country course was at La Mirada Regional Park. It is considered to be one of the toughest courses in Southern California. Nevertheless, throughout the season, the boys ' varsity and Frosh-Soph teams put their best foot forward towards every finish line. For the Second year in a row, girls ' varsity went to CIF as the second place team in our league. First row L to R: Tom Grady, Cliff Grady, Miguel Sevilla, Miguel Pilola, Martin Serna, Robert Fung. Second row L to R: Coach, Jeff English, Danny Mendez, Brian Whitney, Garrett Matthews, Khoa Nguyen, Mando Gonzalez, Eddie Duran. Third row L to R: Lynette Hackler, Julia Latz, Debra Burgos, Luisa Duran, Georgina Moreno, Elena Macias, Dawn Bishop, Gloria Martinez, Falguni Rami. 1. Endurance is the name of the game. 2. Don ' t worry, I ' ll catch up to you. 3. Cross country stretching out before a meet. 222 Sports 1 7. Let ' s go skipping. J ■2- Alive and kicking. 3. They ' re catching up to me. 4. I finally made it. 5. Wait for me Georgina. 6. That lemon was sour. 7. Only 3 more miles to go. Sports 223 A New Beginning Back Row L-R: Lynnelte Hackler, Dawn Anderson, Coach Kathy Nishibayashi, Dawn Bishop, Delia Martinez. Front Row L-R: Margaret Armstrong, Tina Hart, Lynette Dilts, Carolyn Peck. The girl ' s Gymnastics team at John Glenn had a new look this year with new coaches, new girls, and high spirits. It was a year of hard work, dedication and commitment for the team as they developed and sharpened their skills. The girls competed on the floor Olympic events: Vault, uneven parallel bars, bal- ance beams, floor excercise, and all around. This year ' s team was a new be- ginning of great things to come. 2. Dawn works out on the vault- ing horse. 3. Carolyn shows grace and poise to fellow team mates. 4. I ' m Supergirl!!!!! 5. Handstands help build the strength needed for gymnas- tics. 224 Sports Sporty Autographs J.V. Oi Standing L to R: Carol Peck, Dena Bixler, Mariah Davis, Coach Webster, Hope Martinez, Delia Martinez, Dawn Anderson Kneeling: L to R Lillian Chavez, Paepae Teo, Madeline Criego 226 Sports The Run Girls ' J. V. basketball started off with a bang this year. We ran around the track, not to mention around the gym and up and down those lines! Practice was from 4 to 6:30 each night, so we worked hard. Our season started January 15th after a number of preseason games. Most of our girls had only played basketball in the 8th grade, so we started out with only fundamentals. The girls showed some talent and gave us a good season. 1. Dawn scores 2 the hard way. 2. Paepae showing good form. 3. No, not the backhand. 4. Where did it go? 5. Now here ' s what you have to do! 6. Mixing it up. 7. Time out on the court. 8. Faster than a speeding bullet! 9. Delia gets by 3 defenders. 10. Looks like an easy 2. V r - V ' n ■ ■•iMiaysbe John Glrni fcaMateftnj. !tal«alKlmntt Jcbn Glenn Jma Maler frue ■ 9 ■-,•, •— ■ 1 r 11 J 9i l J B ' - IHR x% m ftii B w ? m Sports 227 . V J pUeyball Sets Their Sights On A Winning Season This year ' s J. V. Volleyball did an excellent job. They worked hard during prac- tice to show their skills during the game. They combined old and new strategies to try to come out on top in every game they played. Eagles could be very proud of our J.V. Vol- leyball team for their job well done. , mxi Standing L to R: Francis Tabor, Oral Marine, Connie Mitchell, Marissa Felix, Cindy Martinez, Dawn Allen. Kneeling L to R: Sabrina Valdez, Marina Vasquez, Cristina Arroyo, Elizabeth Celaya, Tonya Allen. Sitting L to R: Maxine Zellai Maria Alonso, Elizabeth Figueroa, Dawna Anderson. 228 Sports 1. Linda LaDonna showing complete dedica- tion to Volleyball. 2. Oral Marine ready for the serve. 3. Wait I have something in my eye. 4. I got it! 5. J.V. Volleyball bench watching a great game. 6. Another fantastic serve. 7. I love to watch them play. Sports 229 Viewing JD aseball arsity JiJ atters The 1986 Varsity Baseball team attempted to defend its 1984-85 Championship crown. Returning lettermen were Art Rodriguez, Memo Lazalde, Shawn McDow, Mike Speer, Lucio Jaurigui and Paul Caramella. The bal- ance of the team was made up by Joe Dort, Vince Torres, Kenny Kitt, Randy Ramirez, Mike Baca and Tracy Maziek. The goal of this year ' s team was to make the playoffs. The Eagles have made playoffs seven out of the last nine years. Standing L to R: P. Cruz, A. Rodriguez, P. Caramella, V. Torres, Coach Trimfe c Kneeling L to R: S. McDow,]. Dot L. Jauregui, M. Lazalde Sitting L to R: R. Ramirez, M. Baca, K. Kitt, T. Maziek, M. Speer (not pictured) 1. Coach Trimble gives a few pointers before the game. 2. Perfect swing for a homerun. 3. Where did the ball go? 4. Great form! 5. Sliding is one way of getting safe on third. 230 Sports 1 Sports 231 Eye On J.V. Sluggers Standing L to R: Coach Drake, Mondo Marshall, Manuel Ramirez, Rico Roybal, James Hernandez, Vince Longor Andy Garcia, Louie Sarracino. Kneeling L to R: Bruce Barnefte, Alfonso Aldana, David Munoz, Jorge Rodriguez, Jc I Ponce, Mel Ayerdis, Fernando Celaya. 1. Perfect curve ball 2. Bruce Barnette gets ready to slam a homerun. 3. Running to catch a fly ball 4. Mel Ayerdis gets the hall back in play. 5. Trying to dig out a ground ball. 6. Manuel Ramirez returns the ball to the pitcher. 7. I hope it ' s an out. 8. Quick throw 9. Coaches concentrating on the game. 232 Sports The Junior Varsity team believed in working as hard as possible dur- ing practice in order for each play- er to play his best in ball games. Prior to the beginning of the sea- son, the players felt confident in their ability to score runs offen- sively and to dazzle their oppo- nents with defensive plays. Coach Drake commented that all players played well and tried their very best. Sports 233 Hey W ' ff The Lady Eagles softball team for 1985-86 was a power bouse. Co m- posed of seniors, juniors and sopho- mores, all the girls contributed to the teams overall standing with consistently fine performances. Coach Warren Powell had a posi- tive outlook throughout the season. 1. I finally caught it. 2. Vickie in her ready position. 3. Frances, don ' t argue with me. 4. Orlantha at her best 5. Ready or not here it comes. 6. Lisa putting in her share. 7. Stephanie in full action. 8. Why can ' t I play with you guys? ' . ' . t ' : Batter Batter! Sports 235 ' ' 1985-86 Suburbar What a superb year it was for these fine young ladies that struggled to be on top. They could say with pride that we were NO. 1. Becoming Suburban League Champs they really accomplished their goal for the season. Jenny, Susan, and Thalia showed their skills by being Suburban League Tournament Winners. Three of these young ladies were Seniors and will be missed not only by the team but by the whole student body. Keep it up Varsity! 1. Oh, what a feeling. 2. Great form 3. Jenny, Susan, and Thalia with their medals. Paula Garcia Robyn Hewey jSj kf f ■ . H 2 y 1 236 Sports mm. League Champs Ahn To Jenny Yi Susan Yi 1. Paula showing strategy. 2. Susan Yi returning a hot shot. 3. 1985-86 Suburban League Tourna- ment Winners. 4. Suburban League champs. 5. What happened to my racket? 6. An easy swing for Jeanne. 7. Orlantha in action. Sports 237 Setting A Sight On J.V. Tennis The girls ' tennis team enjoyed a great year. They had great players that really showed what the word sportsmanship means. Their countless hours of hard practice really paid off. Job well done J.V! 1. Hey, I wasn ' t ready. 2. J. V. ' s last minute plans. 3. Oh yeah, take this! Standing L-R: Lorena Von Borstel, Met Lin Beltran, Coach Kathy Brown, Kim Swan, Sonii Chappie. 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UUhatever goals i ou mai pursue, your dedication to excellence, hard uuork and integriti uuill guarantee your success. Best uuishes, Senator Paul Carpenter t , Kim Mills, bequeath to Judy Todd all of our high school Susie Yonazawa, Felicia Hayes, Tiffany Fimbres all of t from cheerleading. To Tiffany, all of our go 1. Thalia Montalvo. bequeath my Tennis ability to Anna Lazalde and my ok grades to Vanessa Montalvo, good luck when you get here. I, Javier Lizardi, bequeath my attitude and my thoughts to my best friend Sal Carrea. To my best friends Jay Garcia and Donald McClen- don, to be smart and always know what ' s right and wrong. I, Memo Lazalde, bequeath to Jerry Martinez my superior athletic tal- ents, my WHEELS to Ron Zelinski and death to whoever harms my little sister. I, Andre Delfin, bequeath my bad toe touches to Raymond and Jojo, lots of luck to the J. V. and Freshmen who make Varsity, and to Debbie 1 leave my heart (hope we ' re still together). I,Alvin Velarde, bequeath my well kept locker and books to my brother, and the pride and spirit of the 86 Eagle to the Underclassmen of this campus. I, Kari Woodring, bequeath all my courage to Donna, to Debbie I leave all my bad moods and to Pat 1 leave all my stubborness. Thanks Donna for making my high school years great! I, Michael M. Yonezawa, bequeath all the ti me 1 didn ' t have to party and go out , because of school, to all the poor saps who are tied down with the heavy burden of seeking a college education. , Valerie Morales, bequeath my strange, bizzare and unknown i drawing to Michelle James. Though I am not of sound mind, I also leave Tricia R. my an most unknown unthoughts of unnormal friendship. Bye! I, Lucio Jaurequi, bequeath my gun to Shawn McDow. My 17 to any upcoming baseball stud. Pain to anyone who touches my sister. Good luck to Madeline, Gina and the rest of the good looking underclassmen. 1, Joannette Torres, bequeath my memories. I ' m gonna miss all my friends especially John for always being by my side. 86 I, Barbara Hulsinan, bequeath to my little sister and N.B., Ana Torres, a blast their next two years! To Michelle. Peggy, Becky, Lia, Kevin and Shawn (D.D) thanks for making this year great! 1, George Grajeda, bequeath my hair and all it ' s grooming utensils to Mr. Usher, Happy Birthday! And to some unsuspecting Junior I leave my incredible leadership abilities, and a size XS Madonna skirt. P.S. I ' m taking my Cadillac with me! I, Stacy Brewer, bequeath all my loving to Jonny Lennon (quarryman). In my life I luv U more! and all of my HARD DAYS NIGHTS injokes to Gina so she can laugh too. I, Laure Lind, bequeath a road map of Edwards Air Force Base to Robert Boggs, Sean to Luisa, Ernie to Francine, and John Lennon to Stacy Brewer. I get Paul!!! I, Linda Chavez, bequeath my red lipstick to all the underclassmen flirts of John Glenn High. Also a trail of broken hearts only remembered by the fortunate few of J.G.H.S. 1, Dennis West, bequeath my mathematical genius to Tushar, a dictio- nary to Mike Yonezawa. My best wishes to the Class of ' 86 and my love to ????? I, Cheryl Leonard, bequeath all my party materials to Marni and Debbie (especially my Lighter to blaze with), Rolinda Cuevas my A in Govt, to graduate. All Juniors beware of your Senior Square! I, Shannon Alvarez, bequeath my locker to my sister Marni. All my books to Debbie Dunn. I also wish Victoria Cheryl a beautiful life together. Gilbert and 1 live a wonderful life. I, Gina Rucker, bequeath my great underclassmen because yours will nev Stacy for all the great times. from Glenn to all the the class of ' 86. Thank you I, Maria Ortiz, beqi stinky locker to use graduate. I finally v eath Flavio, my brother, all my Junky books and in his two remaining years. Good luck, hope you ma -86 is 1! I, Wes Anderson, bequeath my Vuarnet Sunglasses to the coolest kid on campus, Roger Cervantes. My love for Laurie Butro to all underclassmen and my Senioritis to the class of ' 87. , Donna Vincent, bequeath my crying brown eyes to Mr. Fernety. My wavy blond hair to Oliveoye and all my hall passes to my little sister Debbie. I, Virginia Lopez, bequeath all our old memories to Joe G. locked locker. To underclassmen my unexcused absences, tardiness and factories. To 8th graders all my hard times. ' 86 1. I, Martha Noriega, bequeath all my memories of my school years to all the underclassmen I leave them my locker. And to all my friends I ' ll I, Nancy Garcia, bequeath a special surprise in my locker for Michele Aguilar, all of my spirit to the Juniors because theirs is rotten, my Eagle pride to the Sophomores, and my memories to all of my parting friends. 1, Gemma Pelina, bequeath my mem ories and laughter to my friends, and especially Caroline Teodoro. My Daryl Hall posters to Nancy Gar- cia. I leave my trashy locker to everybody who uses it! 1, Cindy Martin, bequeath my memories to all my friends, anything of Don Johnson to Gemma Pelina. I wish Gloria Alba to have a good time while we ' re gone and for Bertha Alba to always be goofy and great. I, Peter Whitney, bequeath my smelly gym locker and sticky gym socks to my little brother Brian. Also, 1 leave my study skills to H.LM. because he doesn ' t know what studyin ' means. I, Gabriel Moreno, bequeath my musical talents to the underclassmen in the band who will play Baritone Sax or the trombone. I, Araceli Chavez, bequeath my thoughts and my spirit and good luck to the Class of ' 87, and to my two best friends Claudia Figueroa Maria I, Judith Rodriguez, bequeath my friendship, memories, fun and laugh- ter to my best friend, Angelica Renteria and all my love to Felipe Renteria (whom I ' ll never forget). Phil, Aaron, Sang, all my sweet love. I, Cynthia Hernandez, bequeath my precious locker to any deserving underclassmen who will appreciate it. I also leave long lunch lines, Mr. Fernety, and fond memories to my friends I left behind. I, Yvonne Thomas, bequeath all the future years to Sheree. Good Luck! To Joe, all the hard times on cheerleading. Most of all the class of ' 86, we did it!!!! I, Maria Elena Ruiz, bequeath all my bad experiences in math, science, and grammer to all you lower underclassmen. To the Class of ' 86, 1 give you my dreams, hope, and love!! I, Robert Esnayra, bequeath now that I leave all my friends and lower classmen, I leave my locker; my instrument, and my dumbness and leadership to Frank Hinojoz. P.S. Julie don ' t mess up!!! I, Tom Grady, bequeath my dead body to the science department, my acting experience to Edward, my vaulting pole to future pole vaulters. And everything else to Nancy, Mary. Bertha, Virgie and all others. I, Marco Lizardi. bequeath now that I ' m leaving John Glenn as a Senior and Drum Captain, I leave my drum to Kenny Pettigrew, he is the one I pick as Drum Captain. I, Patrice M. Woods, bequeath all my hard classes to my brother Aaron Woods. I leave all my love with my friends Daphne McCoy. Lisa Artise, my brother too because I love him the most, and also my best friend Michelle McGrew. I, Denise Thomas, bequeath my softball jersey to the best underclasswo- men catcher. I also leave to Maria, my Lil one, all my party materials used in the past five years, I also leave my locker to my little bro ' s Ron and Chris. I, Stephanie Ackerman. bequeath my softball Jersey to 1987 ' s MVP. My powder puff jersey and chest muscles to Tiffany Fimbres, and my memo- ries of John Wood to the female underclassmen. I, Ha Wilson, bequeath to Lillian Chavez my techniques as a flyer in cheerleading, Gilbert (Sug) Parra my B in Spanish and my very special friends, Sonja A Paul thanks for all the great memories we had together at this school. I. Liz Martinez, bequeath my locker, paper, folders pens to my sister Danette. 1 leave my friends Martha, Patty. Gloria. Liz Jackie, the shared at Glenn. I, Paul Flores, bequeath Dennis West a sandwich, 1 leave my lunch pass to Paul Mogote. My honor brain to the 3 winnsome girls in 4th. And Debbie Nelson, my lunch. And Looney Mike Sanchez Nothing!!!!!!! I, Linda (Larry) Rosales. bequeath, my smile and athletic abihties to the young athletes, especially Big Bird Noriega. To Eddie our love from the J stooges. With love. Larry. , Lj Donna Curly Kecvarm, bequeath my athletic ability in volley- I. Joseph S. Denton, bequeath all my cheat nheett to Frank M. because I ball and basketball to the sophomores Tanya, Michelle, Sandra, and last know you ' ll need them. Also to John M. I leave my Senioritit, and to but not least, the Stud, John Came. To Coach Hixson all the great leanine W. t leave my good grade , and to Paul Mogote I leave my lunch I, Desiree Ramos, bequeath my volleyball uniform tt 1 to Lori Armstrong I. Julia Latz. bequeath to Robynn Hewey my black braclet watch; Dawn and last but not least I leave my one and only favorite locker to My Best Bishop a brush and can of hair spray; my Best friend Debbie Burgos Friend Connie Kitt. (brat) my letter jacket, an empty locker, and i I, Orlantha Marine, bequeath my nickhme Oreo to my sister Oral. My wonderful memories of Tennis to Anna. My good lockerkeeping tips to Lorenia and Paula and to James Careenas all t I, Kelly Kim, bequeath all my ingenius knowledge and my sweet memo- ries to Lorenia Von Borstel. Paula Garcia, Xavier Ayerdts, Jenny Yi and Steve (Blondie). To my sister, I bequeath all my teachers that I endured through all the years. I, Mary Helen Gomez, bequeath the Senior Title to all underclassmen, use it wisely. To Kenny P. and Arnulfo R. I leave my notes for Femety ' s, you ' ll need them. All my friends, 111 miss youllll I, Senior Bertha Alba, bequeath the Senior title to the underclassmen to carry on with pride and full of spirit! To my fellow Seniors I Just want to say. Let us reminisce our H.S. years. May God bless us all!!! I, Patricia Garcia, bequeath my books, pencils, and locker to whoever gets them and to Liz, and Gloria I leave our memories of our High School years and my love to my Mom Dad! I, Sylvia Ortiz, bequeath behind two special people: Paula G. Lorraine V. and all the crazy times we had together while at Glenn together. Thanks for it all. I, Martha Loredo, bequeath to my sister Toni A her friends my used books (with answers in them). To the Juniors I leave all the fed up teachers. To whoever gets my locker, good luck on opening HI To Liz M. A Gloria D. thanks for being there when I really needed someonelU! Love Yalta I, Tonya Johnson, bequeath the snack bar and I also leave my knowledge and my stuck locker to the underclassmen. I, Doreen Kim, bequeath Cheerleaders of great eagles. I leave hot school spirit and great memories in John Glenn. I Know Seniors do it better! Class of ' 86 I Love John Glenn!!!! I, Luisa Duran, bequeath my friendship and letterman ' s Jacket to Geor- gina, to Robert Boggs I leave my friendship and money for gas. To Laure I leave Robert Boggs!! I, Lucy Chavez, bequeath the whole school to my cousin MaribeL Have fun! I leave all the memories I ' ve had to the yearbook staff. Good luck Delia and Gloria in the years to come. Keep in touch Class of ' 86. I, Amparo Ortiz, bequeath lower classmen all the ditching rights that I had my senior year. And I ' d like to thank all the people who helped me escape from this school when I needed toll!! I, Dena Smith, bequeath all my ripped up pom pom ' s to little Jeannie Valencia; all the Glenn Gossip that causes so many problems to whoever starts it! And all my love and memories to Scott!!! I Michelle Enriquez, bequeath my secrets to Sebrina Valdez. Lilia Gon- zalez all my love for you since youll always be my Ul One. Gloria Alba, my pal our fun and laughter we shared. I, Paul Mogote, bequeath my fabulous riding ability to Mike and Eddie, Good Luck next year. Band, Go for Sweepstakes!!! Jack, my muscles, and to Ha my love and memories. , Memo Urquidi, Bequeath my grades to my brother Mike. My parking space to Jim Navarro, My History notes to My Anh, my good looks to Ed Baucom, and to all 87 whatever is left of Senior Square!!! I, Monti Mitchell bequeath to all seniors girls my hopes for them to have a good life in the big, cruel world. Good Luck! I, Elaine Cabrera, bequeath to Patricia M. the memories of our Friend- ship since the beginning of High School to everyone on the yearbook staff a thanks for a job well done. 1, Rachel Trejo, bequeath to always remember the best year here with my friends, but most of all with Roman James Trujillo best wishes to him and good luck next year. I, Leticia Jimem, bequeath the senior square to the class of 1987, I also wish Consuelo Ayala all the luck in the world, for the years to come. I, Hortencia Godinez, bequeath to Carlos I wish you success in the rest of the school years and behave. All my books go to you so you can be a school boy and major in what you want in life. Good Luck!! To Mr. Bell my Love for being such a nice teacher. I, Julie Lucero, bequeath all of my History notes to whoever gets Fernety! To Jennifer and Lorena, I leave my expert musical ability and all of the music that was stolen from me! To Mr. Mitchell, I leave his memory of me! Love YaH! I, Susan Nielsen, bequeath my knowledge to my sis, Christine, who needs it!!! To my fellow Clarinet Players, I leave my expertise and strong faith in your success. To my main man Mr. Mitchell -l leave my memory of CON AN. I. Bertha Lopez, bequeath to all the underclaasmates my used up ditching permit. I would like to thank all the marvelous teachers for all the marvelous memories and the marvelous memoents we had together. I, Patricia Montes, bequeath my assistant editor drawer to Roxanne, Renee and Stephanie. My brother Jose, my room and a life supply of hair spray. Tammy Olmedo, my lipstick. Elaine, I leave all the memories of the good bad times we had. I, Margie RangeL bequeath my locker to Agatha Martinez. And my heart to Julian Martinez. I leave all my memories behind along with all my Friends, I ' m looking forward to my future with Julian. I. Gloria Delgado, bequeath my old books, pencils A answers to my little brother Reymundo, my dance clothes to my cousin Graciela. To Patricia, Martha, A Liz, I leave all the great memories of this school I. Sonja Viveros, bequeath my A in Fernety to my sister Lisa; The answer to life ' s (boy) problems to Shannon Raines; a big thanks to the SMART Juniors in 3rd. period Chemistry for sponsoring me for the Senior Car Wash; a life time full of patience and self-control to next years ' Year- book editors; a special friendship that I ' ll always cherish to Ha, and to Jon 2 years (hopefully) of loving memories that I hope continue forever! Mom and Dad, thanks for all the support. I LOVE YOU! Grandpa and Nana!!! , Michaele Cummings. bequeath one semi-working radio and plenty of acetylsalicylic acid to Mrs. Starnes ' T.A. ' s and the hauntingly beautiful music of a silver flute to all who remember. I. Kim Seymore, bequeath my bottom row locker to Sandra Noriega, My corner in the girls team room to the sophomores on the volleybally team, and to Susan Hixon and Miss Watt many thanks, I, Angel L Santiago, bequeath my middle row locker to my good friend Lem Jackson. Have a fun year in 87 like I did in 86 ! I, Pam Reay, bequeath my wonderful Drill Team memories to Shan- non Raines. To Mr. Andersen, all my thanks for the advice. To Debbie Nelson, my love and thanks for being my terrific, best friend. I. Debbie Nelson, bequeath to Shai Blondie Comics. To Suzie Yoneza returned). To Pam all of our happy n Rains a whole subscription her pom poms (which I ne that we ' ve had togethe, anyone who I, Lisa Amaya, bequeath, my position ofSgt. at Arms t person who gets it. I leave my locker that always Jai wants it. A We made it , Nancy Victoria Moe Rangel bequeath my basketball skills to Michelle Krantz, and my volleyball skills to Sandra Noriega, and last but not least, my charm to Tiffany Timbres. I, Eileen McHaffie, bequeath my watch to Jimmy L so he will always know the time in Band, to Debbie my music to Sleigh Ride, Steven my good grades, Susan to keep the Senior Tradition, BYE!!!! I Kathleen Flores, bequeath whatever I can t take with me to my dearest friend, Bert. And mylove. friendship and Best Wishes to all my friends. I, Tammy Novae, bequeath my deepest sympathy to all underclassmen, and to Tammie Teague who I am gonna miss very much (especially all the great people we have met) To Cina Rucker, thanks for those special and all my loving to Brian Smissen. w — ... Dedicating a yearbook is no easy chore. Out of the many wonderful, deserving people on a high school campus, the field has to be narrowed down to one. The 85- 86 Patriot Staff agonized over this decision, because there were so many qualified candidates at our school who deserved the honor of being recognized in this important capacity. Our choice this year was based on criteria that covered areas such as: dedication, expert e in teaching area, contribution to the school, service to students outside the clxsroom as well as in, and most importantly, love of teaching and for the students whose lives he she affects so greatly. The 85-86 Patriot is dedicated to a staff member who was born in Canada, but came to the United States with her family in 1956. She graduated from Monte- hello High School, attended East Los Angeles College, earned her B.A. in geogra- phy at Cal State Los Angeles and is currently working on a master ' s degree at Cal State University Fullerton. Her studies have taken her to other college campuses in the pursuit of knowledge in such diverse areas from the study of oceans and energy to the status of women in forestry. Her teaching experiences include the teaching of chemistry, physical, earth and life science, geometry, first aid and health, and several years of advising the drill team. She has been with Nor- walk La Mirada Unified since 1972 having taught at Los Alisos before coming to Glenn in 1973. She also taught in the Bellflower School District. Her combined educational experiences are too numerous to mention, but over the years she has emerged as a true leader amongst the John Glenn faculty. She has participated in and chaired many school and district level committees. She is active in several professional organizations including the National Science Teachers Association. All this adds up to a wealth of benefit for John Glenn students. She took groups on weekend field studies throughout the year, participated in several television programs concerning education, did research and visitations with the petroleum industry and was in constant contact with colleges and universities where many of our graduates attend. She and her husband David were so strongly committed to John Glenn, they saw fit to send their two sons, Dennis and Tom, to Glenn, Both graduated from our school With the greatest of pride and respect, the Patriot staff dedicates Volume XXIV of the Patriot to one of John Glenn ' s finest, Rita Slarnes. 1. The inimitable Mrs. Starnes shows the stuff she ' s made of. 2. Mrs. Starnes relaxes in the outdoors she loves so much. 3. A pretty pose in a traditional folk costume. 4. Her interest in animals goes back a ways. 5. Probably the only time in her life that Mrs. Starnes didn ' t smile. 6. The Starnes family: Tom, David, Rita, and Dennis. f I t A Special Thanks!! No year is ouer . As the editor of the 85-86 Patriot, I would like to thank all the people who made this book happen. To Ms. Dejulio-we appreciated all the beautiful art work you did for us, especially under such short notice; to all the understanding teachers who let us out of class countless times to finish deadlines; to VVally, Tony Donna for working beyond what was reasonable developing all our rolls of film on time for us to meet our deadlines; to Ms. Lane, Mr. Ponce, and Mr. Galvan for all their help and support; to our representative from Jostens, Mr. Buzz Ponze for his special attention to all our needs; a special thanks to the staff for all the long hours they put in during and after school to make sure we completed all deadlines on time; to my two assistant editors, Patricia Montes and Sonja Viveros, a great big thanks for helping me make sure everybody was working towards completing their assignments; and to Mr. Garcia, our Advisor, for always checking up on us and making sure we did things right. Well, the end has finally come and we ' re on our way to the real worldi of hard work, pain and strife to become what we ' ve so many years longed to become. Yet we ' ll always treasure the memories of the fun, laughter and hard work we went through while in high school to try and make a decent grade in all of our classes. We hope this book adds to many fond memories in years to come. Congratulations to the class of 1986 and Good Luck in everything you do! Euen though upe depart we ' re together in Heart! if it leaues memories. The Class Of 1086 Remember there will be a supplement to add to your book in September. Assistant So nja V7 wOjM Jt Pii -7 Lo ' xir voce if ' ? ' ■ ' y : ' --i ' ' C---7 ■ ' -— -; , .« : , :2- rx- ' ( .w-.ki,,- One I3ANJ0 UO L 7 [jdse PH - y i uO-(0 f; ' --A ! _ r ' ' } r : v ' f c-Vv - i I