Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1979 volume:

•inch, .JjUjJlsA. OJrxk 4p- ' ' ' ir • - ' C? e. f io. IV ' ' M ' M(iS£, ' ' ' oo - ' s ,n filer o. rc xxich Q id next c a6 c on ' f ,c e ' t c c ujk}: 2) o L a: 03 -I- Osmma? p oll©H 900 ©o cH .-slidw to t. p no t o ' o (7 Lea f?0P 2 pP-S i X . - , 2 cVLeai f ci oii;, COP - r ' ' sH (y e  S f- c_, ? . M 2 r Y 8 2) Citadel 1979 1 Mp N.V vj or. ao XvAcy v v §io5r ' K L. ' ' iu 2 Citadel 1979 ph c. TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Student Life Sports Organizations Academics Graduates Undergraduates 1 28 52 94 114 146 212 Citadel 1979 3 New Beginnings Everything in life is a new beginning, a chance to start over, a time to grow from our experiences and to teach oth- ers about hving. Trials come and go, but memories are for- ever. LHS is a stepping stone to the rest of your life, a time to prepare for the future, today ' s and tomorrow ' s. A chance to develop in a special way, to be special people. A new beginning . . . the begin- ning of an end. 4 New Beginnings w 10 1. On the first day, everyone ends up in the gym for PE instructions. 2. MARILYN WHITMIRE gets spe- cial help for her ROP class. 3. Late to Health Ed was a danger- ous habit. 4. Hearing and eye testing are for- ever taking place. 5. A rose, like a person, has its new beginnings. 6. Signs, signs, signs showed the way to new classes. 7. Schedule changes were greater than (!V(;rin 1979. 8. MRS. SCHOLTON starts her class off with a lecture. 9. TOM HARTEL has a difficult time finding his registration sec- tion. 10. MR. SWEENY ' S first day was a bummcT. 11. Almost daily re-admits were a way of life. New Beginnings 5 Moment of Truth Everything we do in life has an element of risk, an uncertain ending. What we strive for is a successful conclusion to each endeavor we begin. No one ever suc- ceeds without failure; it ' s part of life. After all of the practice, studying and hard work, there comes a time when it all adds up; that is the moment of truth. 6 Moment of Truth 1. The DRUMMERS added beat. 2. CRYSTAL ROMERO slides for lh(! [unior class. 3. MR. BRASSER holds a confer- ence with his assistants. 4. COACH FORD encourages the team. 5. DAN JACKSON grins as MR. EISENBERGER ives him the inevitable report card. 6. CINDY BIRD, KELLY WHITTEN and CAROL GALLETTA reflect before a pep rally. 7. Testing was often the moment of truth. 8. KIM BYRNE arrives at LHS for an early study session. 9. STEVE JOHNSON and a FOOT- BALL share a special moment together. 10. JULIE MARTIN anxiously awaits her baton. lauus u moK Moment of Truth 7 Learning Is Forever The learning process is slow and difficult; it takes time, patience and a lot of courage. Reaching out for and under- standing, being able to over- come our faults and disabili- ties are what our years at LHS are all about. Growing from the problems we face and defeating them are all a part of learning forever. Experience is the golden path to the rest of our lives, being able to express our feelings and thoughts in the world. Learning never ceases; it ' s the continuing chain, a cycle to the future. ■•L r |— flffc ' ¥ 8 Learning Is Forever !T MR. NOWAK helped teach office skills in INVEST. BRAD ERLANSON spends a rare moment in the library. MIKE OGLESBY teaches the spike. MR. GENISAUSKI ' S 6th period could learn anywhere. The everlasting BOOK. MR. SHAILER expresses surprise when one of his students actually speaks Spanish. Auto mechanics was an experi- ence in itself. 8. Everyone loved to learn to cook. 9. BAMBI SHAW loved to study. 3. 7. Learning Is Forever 9 Good Company Lakewood High School proved to be the place for meeting good company and making lasting relationships. Many students began to realize the importance of a true friend, the need for an understanding ear, and the convenience of a helping hand. As the seasons turned. friendships blossomed. Then, with time, they became the most valued possessions of our lifetimes. From September until June and through the variety of months in betufeen, good com- pany was what made it all worthwhile. 10 Good Compar. -J ' i 10 1. LISA GILLENWATER and DALE STEWART enjoy a quiet lunch. 2. MR. JONES and JEANENE WIN- DER talk about life. 3. The BANNERETTES put on their own Chorus Line. 4. The quad fostered friendships. 5. The 1978-79 Lancer fan club. 6. Everyone seemed to enjoy lunch. 7. MAILE WHITNEY and MIKE FRANK find that good company has two meanings. 8. The SILVER LUTE SINGERS were always friends. 9. SUSIE GUTTIEREZ shows the MASCOT proper LHS spirit. 10. Club Day helped make many new friends. Good Company 11 Lancer Days The alarm clock blares and marks the routine beginnings of Lancer Days. Almost all of the 2,482 students rolled out of bed and sleep-walked their ways to school. Although they struggled to keep their eyes opened during first period, they knew that if they could make it through first, the rest of the day would be a piece of cake. Friendships, hanging out, rushing to classes, and just tak- ing it easy were some of the main elements in putting together Lancer Days. 12 Lancer Days J - ja t r 4«i '  •muHiin. 1. The MASCOT gives JAYNE BAR- TON a kiss. 2. Experiencing the 300 to 900 pas- sageway is part of the Lancers ' day. 3. BRAD ERLANSON laughs at ED BOYLE, the typical Lancer joke. 4. LORI COUCH, BARBARA HALL, LINDA WALTON and TINA BJERKE cruise the quad. 5. HANK STRATTON and ERIC WIDELL make a mad dash for class. 6. JEFF HICKS was the emcee for the homecoming ceremonies. 7. GOOGIE KRAMER provides music with his classical guitar. 8. Sports are a part of every Lancer ' s day. Lancer Days 13 Remember . . . 1. cheering at football games. 2. LHS senior hangouts. 3. the taste of good ol ' chlorine. 4. studying at any available spot: 5. pep rallies. 6. the beloved mascot. 7. sitting around with friends. 8. homecoming decorations. 9. lunch time. 10. the 1979 class rings. 11. the Varsity Football team. 12. bumming around during snack: 14 Remember. . . Remember ... 15 1. DAVID COVARRUBIAS prac- tices a popular pastime. 2. Buying game tickets was defi- nitely a part of the year. 3. Signs of the times. 4. Boy-watching was an old cus- tom. 5. Racquetball was classified as the ' 78-79 recreation. 6. DAVID STAITI used a backpack to help him with his heavy load. 7. MARK TREJO was victorious in the pie-eating contest. 8. LAKEWOOD CENTER became a mall. 9. DOUG ADAMS pumps iron. 10. ED HOFFMAN spent many spare hours working, n. Snowcones became a new hit. 12. Bleecher runs were a healthy way to start the day. 16 Times of ' 79 10 } Times of ' 79 Homecoming, as always, turned out to be the big event of the football season. As stu- dents continued with their studies, pepsters Sparked an unusual amount of school spirit. Frisbees, racquetball, jogging, snowcones, and keep- ing a close watch on local ladies and gentlemen will be remembered as large parts of the times of ' 79. 12 Times of 79 17 Kickin ' Back Fads come and go, but there was one pastime everyon enjoyed, kickin ' back. One hab to be able to stop the world around them and get off for a breath of fresh air, a good book, a day at the beach or even a trip to the local mountains. Lakewood High students were well- known for their ability to kick back and enjoy the long- awaited weekends and vaca- tions. Kickin ' B.n.i-. AtB 2. 3. COASTERMANIA was enjoyed by many LHS students. KELLY BRANCH is up and going strong. Bolsa Chica beach was a second home for some. HAVID STAITl runs the course at night. The mountains were always a popular escape. lERRY ZIMMER bounces to mother motocross victory. VIIKE STORMS practices on his new jet ski. A trip down Colorado ' s Animas river jolted JIM MOGAN. Rock concerts were especially vf ] HltfMidpd. Kickin ' Bui.k 19 Goin ' Truckin ' Before and after school LHS students often saw Lancers compete in the Briercrest 500 and the Centraha Speedway. The entrees got around in almost any conceivable fashion. The more popular vehicles included bike handle- bars, the front fenders of Volk- swagens, unicycles, pogo sticks, shopping carts, and, if nothing else, the old reliable dogs. 20 Coin ' Truckin ' i. m 1. KELLY WILSON works on his Camaro during class. 2. The good old dogs. 3. MR. HAMILTON books through the 200 hall. 4. WASTED WABBIT made a hit with students. 5. DEAN CARDENAS displayed his talents with a skateboard. 6. Pedal pushers were still strong at LHS. 7. MR. SIMPSON shows off his orig- inal wheels. 8. MR. GENISAUSKI seemed to prefer submarines to cars. 9. DON HALL and JEFF HOWARD round the track. Goin ' Truckin ' 21 Memoru Mern Z: i m 24 Remember the Times Remember the Times 25 1 Mr. Harold I. Judson Who is the most active man on the LHS campus? Who is called Mr. Lakewood because of his devotion to the school and to community affairs, such as the Rose Float Committee, the Kiwanis Club, the Pan American Festival, and many others? Mr. Judson is not only the number one Lancer, he is also a leading cit- izen in Lakewood. As the sen- ior member of the high school principals in the district, Mr. judson ' s judgment and experience are valued assets. His willing- ness to devote countless hours to both his school and to the district is an indication of the high calibre of man LHS has as principal. Oftentimes he can be seen communicating with students and with the staff regarding the welfare of the school. His friendly manner and his outgoing personality erase the stereotype many peo- ple might have about school administrators. One group of students observed, He always has the time to talk with us, and he really listens to our problems. Being at the helm of such a large school is diffi- cult enough, but achieving excellence for that school, as Mr. Judson has done, is the supreme achievement. Most feel that his initials, H. I. J., really stand for Honesty, Integ- rity, and Justice. 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Coach Ford 1 Larry Moreno with Touchdown award anticipation was ( adtd as Dana Cleveland was crowned the 1978 Home- coming Queen. Her court included Senior Princess Charlotte Burns, Junior Prin- cess Crystal Romero, and Sophomore Princess Laura Lit- rell. Hon. 3. 4. 1. The Queen and Mr. Touchdown join in the Alma Mater. 2. Senior Princess CHARLOTTE BURNS. DANA CLEVELAND registers dis- belief upon hearing her name. Junior Princess CRYSTAL ROMERO. CHARLOTTE BURNS receives congratulations. Sophomore Princess LAURA LIT- RELL. The 1978 Homecoming Queen, DANA CLEVELAND. 8. The 1978 Homecoming Court and their proud fathers. 7. Homecoming Week The LHS spirit and enthusiasm were shown in a sea of red and white during homecoming week. Hamburger-eating, pie- eating and water balloon con- tests added to the celebration of the 1978 homecoming theme, A Knight at the Cir- cus. The annual tug-o-war was a victory for the students as they pulled their teachers through the muddy hole. This year marked the first time that the corona- tion of the Queen was held a day prior to the game. The homecoming dance at the Youth Center provided the culmination of an outstanding week. 32 Homecoming Week ' j q r 1 7 4. Ii 1. Student rushed to see the floats. 2. The Queen and her Court. 3. MARTIN LUYBEN joins CHAR- LOTTE BURNS in the Alma Mater. lunior Princess CRYSTAL ROMERO is tickled red. 5. Lancers mob the throne. 6. MR. GENISAUSKI gets ready to clean up his act. 7. SUSIE CHANDLER and KIP ARNOLD check out the decora- tions. 8. Sophomores seemed to get younger and younger. 9. Everyone met in the Quad to greet old friends. 10. Sophomore Princess LAURA LITRELL isn ' t sure it ' s true. Homecoming Week 33 f Cabinet The 1978-79 cabinet had another successful year which included outstanding student events that captured every- one ' s interest. Once again the Lancers were victorious in the canned food competition with Millikan. A highlight of the cabinet ' s many accom- plishments was the spring dance which showed how much fun students could have and still be dressed up. These and many other activities kept the 1978-79 cabinet busy throughout the year. a..B..a..0...a..a. . .w. . .r. . .w. . .?: Fall Cabinet Student Body President Denise Maddock Vice President Emily Spirtos Student Consultant Linda Walton Corresponding Secretary Cathy Garcia Recording Secretary Cheryl Erickson Treasurer David Shapiro Secretary of Arts and Awards Nancy Dean Secretary of Student Events Tina Bjerke Secretary of the Interior Cheryl Course Secretary of the Press Paul Renaker Secretary of Boys ' Athletics Kip Arnold Secretary of Girls ' Athletics Joanne Petti Secretary of Recreation Jeannine Nickell Secretary of Diplomacy Gini Ninonzio Secretary of Publicity Brad Dumm Chamber of Commerce President Lisa Bushey Club Council President Kim Byrne New Student Representative Rochelle Gordon Human Relations Representative Pat Kadrlik Sophomore Class President Laura Litrell Junior Class President Nan McLeon Senior Class President Linda Carrasco 34 Cabinet L 1. The 197H Fall Cabinet. 2. NANCY DEAN beams when her report is accepted. 3. Fall Student Body President DENISE MADDOCK. 4. Fall Student Body Vice President EMILY SPIRTOS. 5. LINDA CARRASCO keeps the cabinet informed. 6. The 1979 Spring Cabinet. 7. Spring Student Body President NANCY DEAN. 8. Spring Student Body Vice Presi- dent BRAD DUMM. 9. EMILY SPIRTOS isn ' t sure she approves of the cabinets ' plans. 10. Cabinet Advisor FRED KIM- BREL. Spring Cabinet Student Body President Nancy Dean Vice President Brad Dumm Student Counsultant Cathy Garcia Corresponding Secretary Kim Byrne Recording Secretary Linda Carrasco Treasurer Steve Berkley Secretary of Arts and Awards Linda Walton Secretary of Student Events Emily Spirtos Secretary of Interior Nan McLean Secretary of The Press Linn McFarland Secretary of Boys ' Athletics Mike Buckley Secretary of Girls ' Athletics Laura Steeg Secretary of Recreation Tina Bjerke Secretary of Diplomacy Martin Tobias Secretary of Publicity Cheryl Erickson Chamber of Commerce President Rochelle Gordon Club Council President Joanne Petti New Student Representative Santanya Carter Human Relations Representative Cheryl Course Sophomore Class President Maria Nishikawa junior Class President Su Adams Senior Class President Denise Maddock Cabinet 35 Spring Dance The elite Bullock ' s ballroom was the setting for the spring dance. The large dance floor easily accommodated the large Lancer crowd. Archangel was the featured band and some of the favorite numbers included Miss America, Strangehold. Night Fever, Running With the Devil, and Up Against the Wall You Redneck Mother. 36 Spring Dance 1. ARCHANGEL plays for the spring dance. 2. FRANK PYKA and GLENA BUCKLAND take a break. 3. FRANK FAUBEL, BOBBY RAY and friends enjoy. 4. EMILY SPIRTOS and her date share a quiet moment. 5. BRIAN BALL, KIM STORER, LYDIA HUFF and her date smile for the camera. 6. Everyone came to have a good time. 7. RON BALLEN and SUE BOW- ERS weren ' t always dancing. 8. BILLY MARSEILLES wonders, Where did her shoes go? 9. BOB PATTERSEN, SUSAN KELLOG, DANA GORDON and SHIELA SMITH share the spot- light. 10. Oh! those feet got tired. 11. Watching was fun too. Spring Dance 37 David Clem Lisa Dr. Alan John ... Barbara ' . . ' j Maurei ' n Haj [osette Carlos . Sandra . Simon .... .. Kate . . . , Robert ....... N4rs. Clemens Mr. Clemens Betty Mrs. Ferris Pofter Julie . Miss Foster John Mac .... ft| Hank Stratton . .Sue Bowers .Doug Adams . . .RonBallen .Tina Krasner ochelle Gordon .Su Adams teve Palmer verly Foster Tom Mill _ ay Quictj ike Andersor Mardi McAllister] eff Hicks] ichelle Barnhart, Leslie Alle: . . Syd Houstof DadetteHardie Stacey Rhimes Steve Huff 1. Students at Berkley High show interest in Maureen and Barbara ' s conversation. 2. Mrs. Saranoof drags Julie away from Lisa. 3. Dr.Swinford watches as the cru- cial moment occurs. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Clemens show great interest in their son. 5. David says, Don ' t touch me to Lisa. 6. David explains what he ' s learned to Betty. 7. Lisa fights off the rapist with John ' s help. 8. The David and Lisa Cast. 38 David and Lisa y.{m 4 6 tiU David and Lisa First a much-admirod novel by a psychiatrist, Theodore Rubin, th(!n an award-winning movie, David and Lisa has now been adopted for the stage. It retells the strange, appealing and utterly fascinating story of the two mentally-dis- turbed adolescents; David, only son of wealthy parents, over-protected by a dominat- ing mother, and Lisa, the waif who has never known parental love. The play follows the theme during the course of a term at Berkley school, where they receive sympathetic understanding and psychiatric help. LHS students turned in outstanding performances and produced one of the most 1 7 interesting plays in years. David and Lisa 39 Music Man Meredith Wilson ' s fable about Harold Hill, the supersalesman who converts kids to musicians through faith, is American nos- talgia at its best. The tactic of Professor Hill, a 1912 con man. It is to whip up enthusisasm in small towns for starting a brass band and to get parents to buy instruments and uniforms and then skip town without teaching a note. Hill ' s musical illiteracy creates suspicion in Marian the Hbrarian, but not enough to dis- pell romantic interest in the hero. The professor, in love, for the first time in his career stays to fanft the mu.sir. . Ca Charlie Cowell Conductor Harold Hill Mayor Shill Ewart Dunlop Oliver Hix Jacey Squires Olin Britt Marcellus Washburn Tommy Djilas Marian Paroo Mrs. Paroo Amaryllis Winthrop Paroo Eulalie Shinn ALma Hix Maud Dunlop Ethel Toffelmier Mrs. Squires L 40 Music Man ' 9 3. Harold asks Manan thn Lib for a (late. 4. The ijiano Ifisssn-introdiJ rylles and Mrs. fejpo. 5. Eulali binn maxes a paJflptic ges- ture a Hfevvn meeting. 6. Pick-Mpe talk-TKlittle Ihe town gossipWre active .i ain. 7. Mayor Shinn tells the school board to get Hill ' s credentials. 8. Entire Music Man cast. 9. Winthrop sings Gary Indiiina. Ethel Toffelmier and Marcellu show off the latest .step. Shiponpi. Shiponpi the hard lu get. a Marc«JJU3 h«irl vnIt Characters Steve Rima . .George Hooper Ron Ballen . . .Hank Stratton Steve Bailey . . . .Jim Robinson Ty Levi ... .Dan Schoepf ... .Doug Adams Tom Mills Jenny Dolan ....Kathy Welch . .Bonnie Delinger .Wayne Minicello .Rochelle Gordon Kara Frye Jayne Barton .... Lyndra Seely Nancy Dean ' Music Man 41 Vocal Groups Music groups made up a large part of the LHS extra-curricu- lar program. Besides great effort and time spent in class, these artists spent many com- bined hours practicing on thinr own. Mr. Schmitt, the choral director, is liked and admired by everyone who got the chance to grow vocally and mentally in the knowledge of music. Each and every person who participated enjoyed the experiences they had. FRONT ROW: D. Boyd. A. Michal. B. Gardner, ]. Foley, S. Dyrland. K. Be necker. 2ND ROW: |. Martin, S. Arnold. D. Marzilli, J. McKercher. 42 FRONT ROW: K. Hraucht. L. Johnston, K. Shmo, T. Boren, D. Lehan, J. Lee, L. Delc arpini, D. Rudley, L. Arrington, A. Parker, M. Parker. E. Green, V. Durre, G. Gocks. 2ND ROW: R. Ward, S. Williams, J. Kurth, R. Lefrancios, M. Manders, K. Frey, S. Epilito, M. Ray, S. Greagle, ). Barton, M. McGlaugherty, C. Goltran, G. Thomas, K. Hinc, T. Silva, D. Popp. Vocal Groups -I ., — . ' ■■■ ' IJI L t .-} ] -r - . FRONT ROW: S. Valencia, C. Robinett, K. Welch, J. Nickell, N. Dean, J. Dolan, L. Jankowski, K. Chapman, M. Mallari. 2ND ROW: D. Schoepf. ]. Read, R. Ballen, D. Rima, D. Cipriano, S. Bailey, S. Falk, H. Stratton, D. Adam, T. Levi, ]. Lum, }. Rob- inson. 1. The 78-79 ' Stalgia Singers. 2. Marilyn Mallari expresses her feelings musically. 3. The 78-79 Cecilian Singers. 4. The Cecilian singers perform a popular number. 5. Collen Robinett and Tim Robin- son sing a song from Fiddler on the Roof. 6. The Silver Lute Singers. 7. A Cappella Choir. 8. Larna LaPorte and Jeff Nemhau- ser show their talent in the fall program. FRONT ROW: B. Dellinger, A. Michal, ]. Martin. D. Marzilli. R. Rusenlof. 2ND ROW: D. Bovd. K. Bernecker. [. Foley, M. Thanos, C. Kulikowski, M. Smith, K. Boos, T. Schuster. P. Gonzales, C. Bradley, K. Bawden, C. Rudolph, 3RD ROW: N. Broun. A. Nichols, L. Allen, M. McKercher, K. Tamney, C. Taylor, D. Chan- dler, C. Lewis, 1. Salas, G. Austin, ]. Piacenti. 4TH ROW: S. Dyrland, R. Wagner, S. Arnold. T. Mills, B. Gardner, M. Anderson, D. Millhouse, R. Good. Vocal Groups 43 Orchestra This year ' s LHS orchestra proved to be as outstanding as ever by performing in many school and off-campus events. Just one of the many happen- ings was the annual spring orchestra festival in which school orchestras competed by performing many excellent selections. Thanks to Mr. ]. Bartkus and the LHS students for a great orchestra. FRONT ROW: Cathy Wyman. 2ND ROW: Dale Higham, John Murtaugh. Frai Faubel, Chris Syverson. filgV FRONT ROW: Dorothy Walker, Robin Wyman, Michele Larocque. 2ND ROW: D. Alvarodo, L. Evans, S. Hubbs, D Campbell, J. Tucker. i FRONT ROW: T. Clark, K. Frye, D. Brown, T. Schusti 2ND ROW: D. Culton, K. DeCraffenreid, G. Pador, Busse. 44 Orchestra FRONT ROW: R. Barthel, ]. McGowan, M. Lamb. 2ND ROW: I. Prior, J. Nemhauser, S. Wontzol, M. Wallach. E. Widell and B. Dake 5 .W .9? l - FRONT ROW: G. Barry, L. Jankowski, C. Cook. K. Soth. FRONT ROW: J. Wilm shurst, S. Neimeyer, K. Glenson. 2ND ROW: J. Calhoon, K. Ohlinder. 2ND ROW: M. Stevens, C. Newton, R. Jones, E. Bond. ( a ■?, a «? 1. The Cello Section. 2. The Violas. 3. The Violins. 4. The 1978-79 Lakewood High School Orchestra. 5. Woodwinds. 6. The Percussion Section. 7. Violas and Basses. 8. The Brass Section. 9. The Flute Section. FRONT ROW: T. inch, M. Ryder, P. Wilder. 2ND ROW: L. LaPorte, S. Dupraz, T. Basselt. K. Pinder, M. Elliott. Orchestra 45 Band The Lancer Band had another exciting year performing in many activities throughout the state and maintaining the high standards of the previous LHS band. Mr. Jerome Bartkus directed another fantastic year in which the band performed in festivals, parades, sports events, and concerts. FRONT ROW: B. Schmidl, J. Melv in. 2NU ROW: R. Wyniaii, O. Jdines, R. Trac K. Howell, D. Bernesser, E. Lundgren, S. Curl, A. Murphy, J. Babizcuk, K. Ha G. Haddeman, J. Evans. FRONT ROW: M. Kline, D. McCool. 2ND ROW: S. Gom- M. Stevens, C. Newtun, O. Leming, S. Freerks, R. Jones, brich, B. Harris, S. Palmer, S. George, J. Traina, S. Niem- Toro. eyer. S. Maxon, J. Wrightman, G. Bennett. N. Wheeldon, E. Straling, B. Connaghan. D. Higham, R. Cuie, R. Gombrich. 46 Band IKOM ROW: S. Carlson. R. Ballon. 2ND ROW: R. Barthol, D. Gombrich. L. Castillo. B. BmdiHir. I). Walker. M. Elliott. S. Blazer. B. Babi. Drum Major Eric Widell A ' S ' ' i m i. a- Band Director J. Bartkus FRONT ROW: M. Elliot. 2ND ROW: M. Mallari, T. Inch. L. Creason, C. Walker. C. Box. A. Sawyer, L. Chandler. r- m 1. Saxophone and French Horn Sec- tion. 2. Trumpet Section. 3. Trombone Section. 4. Baritone Section. 5. Tuba Section. 6. Clarinet Section. 7. Drum Major. 8. Band Director J. Bartkus. 9. Flute Section. 10. Percussion Section. HKONT ROW 1 ) ( iiltim. ( ; Hoarn. C. Prieto. S. Sanders. B. Dake. 2ND ROW: R. Esparaza. I. Kslu.k. VI. Box. C. Dye. C. Burge, S. Freedman. K. Webb. 3RD ROW: C. Murrant. S. McDonald. Band 47 - LANCER MASCOTS: Doug Adams, Steve Falk.Ieff Hicks. Lakewood ' s first JV Yell in action. Flag performs the traditional Mr. Touchdown. VARSITY AND JV HEADS: Ki Rayburn and Lisa Seislove. «. . 4 1 iM LANCERETTE LTS: Linda Carrasco, Bannerettes stand at attention ready PEPSTER HEADS: Cathy Donle Nancy Dean and Captain Joyce to perform. Julie Martin and Roberta Callera. Duberowski. 48 Pepsters PEPSTER MANAC;KRS: Veronica Lancerettes prepare for the big Razo and Deana [ohnson. finale. BANNERETTE CAPTAINS: Tawnie Bassett and Cheree Lyster. BANNERETTE MANAGERS: Sue Carlson and Julie Moore. Varsity Cheer keeps up the strong Lakewood spirit. The big Lancer pep rally. LANCERETTE MANAGERS: Fern Jones and Kim Stafford. Pepsters 49 Song Q irb ' Ulajorcltcs LANCER CHEERLEADERS: Nan McLean, Kim Rayburn, Maria Youn Diane Merrill, Suzie Gutierrez, Cindy Datcher. S() t.: kini H_ inr, 1 ,mii Lillici l.ind, M.irycin ' t Taboda, Lori Eynon, Roberta Callera. FLAC: I. auric Kuzck, H,irl)arct Hall, ( atliy Donley, Susie Hoffman, Cathy Taylor, Sheryl Light. MAJORETTES: Shari Scott, Lydia Huff, Julie Martin. |V YELL: Toni Velcich, Lisa Seislove, Chris Pratt, Karen Geier, Crystal Romero, Susan Adams. 50 Song Flag Majorettes JV Yell reONT ROW: Lancerettc Heads Linda Carrasco, Joyce Duberovvski, and Nancy Dean. D. Clemmey, M. Waite G Barry F lones, B. Barry, I. Nickell, K. Stafford. S. Arnold, V. Fowler, J. Pettit, T. Bjerke, L. Thompson, L. Leiand, S. Woltkamp 2nd ROW: C. Hester. C. Kulikouski, J. Hills, A. Verdone, C. Thompson, T. Gierhans, S. Koch, H. Neiison R McKuen K Decker. I. Walton, [. Miller. M. Fruhwurth. L. Baatz, D. Nebergali, L. Swain. 3rd ROW: [. Engel, R. Larson, T. Rose, L. Watts, D. Simien. K. Fannin, E. Sandoval. T. Krasner, J. Marmion, P. Knott, E. Cipriano, D. Mergelmeyer M Alderette L Taylor. L Jusino, C, Quails. 4th ROW: N. Hanson, S. Boiler, C. Robinett, P. Nordoryhn, C. Beard, L. McFar ' land, D. Maruna C. Sicdo. D. Thompson, K. Kretsinger, E. Spiritos, P. Powers, D. Quesata, G. Russum. 5th ROW: J. Williams L Clare M Mmilre. T. Bilhngsley, L. Lydon. L. Craig, T. Stafford. L. Castenada, |. Dolan, K. Chapman. D. Jones, M. DePra ' ter K Byrne T. Wh.te. L. Leonard. J . X ' ' ' i (JOVi S - - ' M ? phKT Lpz-y i h ji ' h Hbl ' £ yoiA ins y ' O ' 4 ' 1 1 jes 7 XAS il- a n n FRONT ROW: C. Lyster. S. Bower. L. Moore. K. Swartz, C. Thetd, W, Robin- son, K. .Marshall, C. Burns. 2nd ROW: T. Bassett. L Seely, S. Valencia, S. Mcintosh. K. Kimmel. S. Carlson. S. Patchell. D. Holt. Lancerettes Bannerettes 51 SPORTS Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports fc ii: fc ' P _- 2P? - 11 Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sufirls 53 1. COACH KREBS gets his team motivated by one of his famous pep talks. KYLE COLLINS sets the hole. SCOTT MORRISON scores for the Lancers. Chasing balls was GREG GRANT ' S favorite pastime. CRAIG GRELL fights for the ball. MARK HARMEIER jumps into the middle of the action. CRAIG GRELL races down the tank. SCOTT MORRISON steals the ball. The 1978 Varsity Water Polo team. 54 Varsity Water Polo Varsity Water Polo Lakewood ' s 1978 varsity water poloisfs providod many thrills in a season which saw the rebuildinj of a dynasty. Althouj h the overall record was a mediocre 12-11, upsets of such powerhouses as Costa Mesa and Buena Park really showed how the H2O gang could operate. Under the patient guidance of Coaches Krebs, Barth, and Schuster the team rallied late in the season and entered the CIF competition. Outstanding members of this year ' s team included Scott Morrison, Craig Grell, Kyle Collins, Mark Lamb, and supergoalie, Thomas Splash Hartel. FRONT ROW: M. L.imb. T. lacobson. T. Hartel. B. Gibson. 2nd ROW: I. Chris- tensen. G. Grant, B. Dumm, J. Zabala. M. Harmeier. 3rd ROW: G. Grell. M. Vin- yard. K. Collins. S. Morrison. R. Sutherlin. Varsity Water Polo 55 J. V. Sophomore Water Polo What could be more exciting than seeing a last-minute goal to clinch the game? junior var- sity poloists posted substantial victories over Millikan, Jordan and Poly to finish in a respect- able second place in Moore League competition. Never dull and always wet the team had many returning lettermen who spiked interest in the sport; arnong the most outstanding were Jim Mogan, Glenn Pattillo. and Dave Fer- guson. The sophomore H2O experts also found a second place in their league and were spurred on by Chris Lawson and Susie Kuestner. r v, - 4 ' mmam t mButiim FRONT ROW: J. Cardo .a, K. Collins, R. Midgett, R. Bujvvid, G. Jenkins, . Less ley, C. Lawson. 2nd ROW: E. McGill, S. Hockenbury, R. Walker, M. Butler, R Leland, R. Woofter, B. Ziegler, S. Martin, D. Akins. 56 JV Sophomore Water Polo « ' ' S ■: - ■ ' 1. RON LELAND captures the ball. 2. RICHARD WALKER throws the ball into play. 3. SUSIE KUESTNER sees one slip away. 4. The sophomore teams listens intently to COACH BARTH ' S instructions. 5. The 1978 Sophomore Water Polo Team. 6. JOHN MURTAUGH passes the ball to MITCH ALVES. 7. MITCH ALVES looks to shoot. 8. The ball sails past JOHN MUR- TAUGH. 9. JIM MOGAN gets fronted in the hole. 10. COACH SCHUSTER and the 1978 Junior Varsity Water Polo Team. FRONT ROW; G. Pattillo, A. Hann. J. Zabala, J. Murtaugh. 2nd ROW: mier, T. Lamothe. M. Alves, J. Mogan, M. Goodwin. D. Ferguson. Cor- JV Sophomore Water Polo 57 Varsity Football The 1978 varsity football team opened the season with great expectations of heading for the; GIF playoffs. The first game against Loara boosted the Lancers ' moral( when they exploded into a 33-13 victory, giving Coach Ford his 100th win. The Lancers went with number 16. Larry Sather as quarterback. The team posted another win against Westmin- ster, but the following w(?ek the tables began to turn. With Sather out for injuries, junior Mark Fitzgerald saw action for the first time along with a defeat by Mater Dei. Hoping the regular season would be brighter. the men went in to beat Jordan in their first Moore League game by putting the Panthers in their pit 14-6. Steve Johnson led the victors with 139 yards rushing. But against a tough defense, the Lancers only scored one touchdown in the next three games. Hope for a GIF berth was a small flicker of life in a must-win situation against the Bruins; the flame was doused 17-6 in a heart- breaking game. The team looked forward to a better sea- son in 1979. 58 Varsity Football 1. RICHARD SETHMAN bolts out of reach of a Wilson defender. 2. LARRY SATHER pitches out to STEVE lOHNSON. 3. The LANCERS on the move. 4. Linebacker JON RAINER moves in to take the ball. 5. LARRY SATHER shove ' s his fine form. 6. The LANCERS catch a rabbit. 7. The 1978 Varsity Football Squad. fe= K  fR3r !r 3p - FRONT ROW: D. Prather. R. Rainer, D. Higham. L. Moreno, R. Sethman. S. Johnson, K. Arnold, R. Tiller, F. Pvka, L. Sather. :nd ROW: C. Thurber. P. Hillis. R. Benavides, C. Christensen, B. Porter, D. Schoepf, T. Molnar, A. Hartley. ' J. Harlow, D. Murray. M. Debaca. . ' Jrd ROW: Coach Ford. Mr. Judson. M. Makin, G. Rainey, P. Moldovan, R. Froyd. T. Crabb. J. Read, P. enaker. T. Joseph, Coach Hollandsworth, E. Vij il. 4th ROW: C. Page. D. Brown, R. Rudnick, B. Jacobs, M. Whalen. D. ::orbetl. D. Mazure, J. Haley. J. Tripp. J. Durham, Managfir P. Gilmore. 5th ROW: K. HultRrien, C. Moses, D. Whitaker. J. rores. 8. Diaz. K. Wilson, M. Wood. S. Harvey, L. Holzendorf, C. Morant, J. Raymond. Varsity Football 59 1. Quarterback RANDY RUDNICK hands-off the ball. 2. Kicker JOHN RAYMOND boots from the hand of JEFF REVISKY. 3. DAVID MAZURE moves for the first down. 4. The LANCERS munch a Panther. 5. RANDY RUDNICK fakes to DICK BROWN. The 1978 Junior Varsity Football Squad. 7. MARK THOMPSON pitches ou 8. DAVID DIAZ stretches for a first down. 9. BLAINE LARKER shows how to work the reverse. 10. The 1978 Sophomore Football Squad. FRONT ROW: J. Hill, K. L,v,,igv. M. Wood, j. Kaymoiul. Ziid ROW: C. Lyncii, U. Whitaker, S. Harvey, A. Ried, M. Devaca, J. Revisky, W. Jackson. 3rd ROW: D. Brown, R. Rudnick, D. Mazure, D. Bateman, D. Corbett, B. Dalton, B. Richmond. 60 Junior Varsity Football ].V. Sophomore Football The Junior Varsity footbiill Ic iim r(u;()rd(Hl anolhcM- iinc! s(;as()n. ' I ' Ik; squad, consisting of only IH piaycM ' s, had a rou h start in hcatinj only Matfir IJci in prcloaj uc play. However, in Moore League action there was a big turn about. Victories were posted against Jordan, Compton and Wilson with only close losses to Millikan and Poly. Fine performanc(!s by Dick Brown and David Ma .ur( led the squad to a very rewarding season. The young sophomore team found themselves in tur- moil all year. These fine men worked hard and showed great LHS spirit promising strength for next year ' s junior varsity and varsity squads. • .. - vv-dsfssap ? — - 10 kU. 1 KUW; A. Billups. 1. Hu.ks, B. i ' upv.x. L). Slinson, B. Larimer, J. Hardin. U. Uillcn. |. Coburn, A. Sepia. 2nd ROW; M. (eed. R. Koontz. T. Mason. M. Clark, A. Piichman. I. Gradouski, B. Conley, M. Thomp.son. B, Wyatt. ,3rd ROW: Coach AcWin. S. Robinson. S. Rainier. E. Horton. S. Vandiv(!r. C. Carney. T. [ones. S. Marklev. C()ac;h Rhea, Coach Williams. 4th OW: R. Justice. R. Saunders, A. Thomas. E. Boyle. M. Harris, K. Fischer, ]. Samuelson, D. Todd, D. Diaz, D. Compton. 5th (OW: A. Laurito. K. Brown, T. Seaman. D. Rupp, D. Robinson. B. Bradshaw, ]. Warren, W. Hillis, L. Earl. Sophomore Football 61 Cross Country Lakewood ' s cross country teams had very successful sea- sons in 1978; girls varsity fin- ished first in the league and the boys ' team came in a strong second. The varsity team had standout runners such as David Robinson who was followed closely by junior Lawrence Youngblood and Ken LaTourette. The varsity upset of the Wilson Bruins highlighted at 4-1 season for the Lancers. The Junior varsity showed its fine form by posting four wins out of five meets. Standout striders for this team were Scott Miles and Mike Biehl. The runners destroyed almost every competitor and prom- ised a continued Lakewood tradition of winning. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Youngblood. David Robinson, Milton Pimpton. 2nd ROW: Rob Jones, Randy Hogan. jen LaTourette, Alan Fremgen. 62 Cross Country 1. DAVID ROBINSON pumps for a strong finish. 2. ROB JONES and SCOTT MILES show strong teamwork. 3. SCOTT MILES completes the three mile course. 4. KEN LA TOURETTE and MIL- TON PIMPTON pull together. 5. The 1978 Varsity Cross Country Team. 6. The JV ' s warm up for the first run of the season. 7. ANDRE PHEA runs with style. 8. LAWRENCE YOUNGBLOOD takes command. 9. CHERYL THOMPSON sets the pace. 10. DAVID DE GRAZIA leads the way to victory. 11. The 1978 Junior Varsity Cross Country Team. FRONT ROW: John Wrightman. Andre Phea. David DeCrazia. Curt Antone. Dan Dantinne. John Blake. 2nd ROW: Mike Biehl. Kevin Ciea.son, Richard McGrath. John Maxwell. Scott Miles. H(!rman Pannes, Wesley Maxson. Scott Need ham. CrossCounlry B ' .i .: I m 64 Varsity Basketball •I h ■ 5. Basketball The 1979 Lancnr baskotball team provided a Ihrillins sea- son for its fans. With swift ball controllers Mike; Ries and David Ortiz and the expi rt shooting of Tim Murphy and Chuck Aerie, Lakewood stood out as a tough competitor in the long race to the top in Moore League play. After a Winning effort against Jordan, the LHS cagers went up against Poly. But through a long battle, the team went home defeated. Once again the Lancers breezed past the Panthers with Tim Murphy bursting out with 37 points, a record high. In the last Wilson game the once bright hopes for a GIF berth were finally dashed. FRONT ROW: Coach Foerester. 2i U KUW: 1. Hi;dbi;rg, M. Kies, U. Ortiz. M. Duckett, C. Lane, D. Morey. 3RD ROW: P. Brubaker, K. Potter, J. Parbst, B. Schmidt, C. Aerie, T. Murphy, G. Clydesdale. 1. CHUCK ACRIE grabs the rebound. 2. PAT BRUBAKER goes for the ball. 3. GEOFF CLYDESDALE makes the lay-up. 4. DAVE ORTIZ drives down court. 5. PAT BRUBAKER defends the Lancer goal. 6. CHUCK ACRIE brings the ball down for a goal. 7. TIM MURPHY steals the ball from an opponent. 8. MIKE RIES bats the ball away. 9. The 1979 Varsity Basketball Team. 10. Coach Willard Foerester. Varsity Basketball 65 JV Basketball 1979 was full of suprises for the junior varsity basketball team. The hoopsters went in with a lot of experience and they proved their talents in the first game against Jordan, however in the next two gamers the Lancers lost by narrow margins. In the Millikan game the pace was fast as Steve Gutierrez led the Lancers as high scorer. With fine  V t performances by Randy Sut- ton and Kenny Heaton on the boards, the LHS cagers fin- ished out a long season with a 3-7 record. The sophomores also had a challenging season and Coach Melvin helped these hoopsters pull through wath a 4-6 overall record. Fine performances by Dave Pow- ers, Tony Hicks and Danny Lafarett kept the team going. The sophomore reserve squad had a very rewarding season and became co-champions of the Moore League. Under the careful coaching of Coach Steiner the team as a whole showed much potential as future vartsity players. FRONT ROW: B. Harris, D. Mazure, R. Sutton, S. Gutierrez, D. Lopez. 2ND ROW; T. Dalton, O. Christensen, R. Bateman, S. Doherty, J. Liglit. 66 lunior Varsity Basketball ■RONT ROW: M. Vines, K. Brouii. T. Hicks. 2N[) ROW: Coach Melvin, D. .rodd. L. Bailey. R. Gerbrand. D. Powers. M. Thompson, J. Drummer, D. Lafor- •II. I. Cobiirn. 11 1. CRAIG CHRISTENSON recovers a loose ball. 2. STEVE GUTIERREZ puts Iwo past a Ram. 3. TONY DALTON out-manuvers a Jordan defender. 4. Another easy layup for STEVE GUTIERREZ. 5. KENNY HEATON pulls down a rebound. 6. The 1979 Junior Varsity Basket- ball Team. 7. The 1979 Sophomore Squad. 8. DAVE POWERS makes the pass. 9. STEVE DAVIS moves the ball. 10. SHAWN BOWERS out- rebounds a Ram. 11. CRAIG LANE goes for a layup. 12. The 1979 Sophomore Reserve Basketball Team. ach Sleiner. E. Gregory. C. Lane. B. Moses. D. Nield, P. Yeoman, S. Bowers. R racy. R. Harringron. J. Berthon, J. Jones. Soph. Sophomore Reserve 67 1. The 1979 infielders. 2. JOE McGINNIS heads for home. 3. The fine catching staff. 4. JOHN WYMAN beats the throw to third base. 5. The 1979 Varsity Baseball team. 6. The Bat ' n Stat girls proved inva- luable aides to the team. 7. Do the outfielders really need this much help? JOHN HASTINGS holds the tag on alumnus MIKE FITZGERALD. There was always one pitcher who couldn ' t get his act together. 8. 9. FRONT ROW: ]. Linyard, J. Andazola, M. Dobbs, J. Wyman, R. Vanderhook. 2ND ROW: R. Arnold, B. Poole, M. Gaoghagan, B. McManon, J. Drew, D. Conte, M. Fitzgerald, J. McGinnis, Coach Herbold. 3RD ROW: M. Buckley, C. Honey- cutt, M. Kline, F. Engstrom, B. Myers, S. Hastings, J. Havron, C. Caudill. 68 Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball Once again the Lancer varsity baseball team entered its sea- son with groat anticipation of a GIF b(!rth and a long list of victories in sight. Leading the drive for a 1979 championship wore returning lettermen Miko Buckley, John Arnold, John Wyman, and Joe McGinnis. The Lancor strategy rested on its fine pitching staff with jun- ior Fred Engstrom who hurled many flaming fast balls to fuel the Big Red Machine. A collec- tive team effort stopped many opponents cold with an excel- lent outfield and a lightning quick infield. The power packed offense drove in a trad- itionallu high number of runs. Team spirit and fierce deter- mination made the 1979 var- sity baseball team a memora- ble one. aOL, • -. ■ ' w g Varsity Baseball 69 JV Baseball The 1979 Junior Varsity base- ball team again proved them- selves by winning many league games. This team was loaded vdth surprising talent consist- ing mostly of fine sophomores and juniors. Pitchers Adam Pilchman, Sal Diaz and Bob Jones made it a challenge for any contender. Other fine sackers included Ed Kaveny, John Turner and John Samuelson ripping up the infield. The squad, coached by Mr. Lampson and Mr. Arnold did an outstanding job as expected. The entire team learned the importance of playing as a unit and the Lanc- ers shone through another sea- son. These fine players should provide Lakewood with an awesome squad for years to come. k . • ' . ' A Jf 70 |V Baseball mmm WM 1. SAL DIAZ throws a fast ball. 2. JOE DICOCHEA heads for home. 3. COACHES ARNOLD and LAMPSON show a winning smile. 4. JOHN SAMUELSON collects a base hit. LARRY WELCH makes the throw to home. A Lancer slides past his oppo- nent. 7. MARK HOWARD makes tracks. 8. BOB JONES burns up the plate. 9. LARRY WELCH makes the throw to third base. 10. The 1979 Junior Varsity Baseball Team. 5. 6. FRONT ROW: J. Turner. M. Howard. J. Bird, W. Hill. J. Dicochea. B. Larker, S. Diaz. 2ND ROW: Coach Lampson. J. Samuelson. L. Welch. S. Sanders. M. Iver- s m. M. Razo. E. Boyle, D. Diaz. J. Raviskv. J. Ashpaugh, G. Vierira, E, Kraveny, Coach Arnold. 3RD ROW: J. Raymond, S. Robinson. D. Ross, A. Pilchman. D. Gomez. R. Frankeny, B. Barr. M. Neil. M. Lampson, B. Jones. JV Baseball 71 1. GALEN LYNCH crosses the line ime for a close victory. in 2. HERMAN PANNES breaks the tape for an easy win. 3. DAVE ROBINSON shows his Lancer spirit by out-distancing his opponent. 4. ROBERT KOONTZ uses his stride to take the advantage. 5. The 1979 Varsity Track Team. 6. CINDY HERZOG hands-off for a Lancer lead. 7. ANTIONETTE TOBIAS puts special effort into the long jump. 8. SHERYL LIGHT shows great form. 9. The 1979 Girls ' Varsity Track Team. 10. CATHY LA TOURETTE and LINDA BAYLESS work as a team. t.f Xkf 72 Varsity Track Varsity Track In the past, Lakewood track teams were full of talent, and the 1979 squad was not an exception to that rule. Even though many of this year ' s var- sity team did not have much (experience, they put out a tre- mendous amount of effort which led to many Lancer vic- tories. The teams ' distance events provided some of the season ' s highlights. The com- bined talents of Mike Brandow and Anthony Reid gave Lake- wood special strength in the field and sprint segments of the sport. Coaches Ryan and Myers pulled the remainder of the team together with inter- esting results and an outstand- ing season. The girls ' team did another fantastic job and more than kept the pace. Suzie Guti- errez and Sheryl Light took numerous firsts in the sprints, while superb long-distance ladies included Linda Bayless in the two mile, Cheryl Gilpin in the 880, and Cheryl Thomp- son in the 440 yard run. These individuals showed great form, but it was the team spirit that led them to be champions. FRONT ROW; S. Kinsey, J. Davis. C. LaTourette, C. Herzog, S. Gutierrez, T. Ljtherland. 2ND ROW: C. Burkland, C. Garcia. B. Flavin. K. Soth. C. Thompson, C. Traurig. S. Light, M. Estes. P. Cape. 3RD ROW: C. Gilpin, K. Kennedy, T. Ken- nedy. J. Leyn, R, Stephenson. C. Padfield, L. Creason, J. Prior, H. Greget, L. Bay- less. Varsity Track 73 JV Sophomore Track The size of the junior varsity track team was somewhat reduced in 1979 due to the fact that many juniors were moved up to the varsity team. Leading the jv ' s were Kurt Antone in the two mile, Ron Wilson in the 330 low hurdles, and Chriss Burge in the pole vault. Individual efforts and team- work and the inevitable long hours of practice led to a season which included many reward- ing victories. The sophomore squad also had many stand- outs who helped contribute to a winning season. This group proved especially strong in the field events as the year prog- ressed. Memorable perform- ances were recorded by Randy Hogan in the 880 and Bill Wyatt in the shot put. Lake- wood was proud of all of the participants in the 1979 junior varsity and sophomore track teams. FRONT ROW: J. Blake, A. Tribette, A. Antone, D. Pearce, R. Wilson. K. Schoenberger, B. Dalton, D. Yeates, S. Monette, C. Burge. A) Row: 74 JV Track 1. The Lancers hold a serious discus- sion with COACH RYAN. 2. CHRISS BURGE hands-off the baton. 3. ANDRE TRIBETT sails across the finish line for another 220 victory. 4. The 1979 Junior Varsity Track Team. 5. CHRIS BURGE clears 10 ' . feet. 6. RANDY HOGAN sprints off for a quik lancer lead. 7. RICK McGRATH concentrates on form. 8. BILL WYATT shoots for victory. 9. The 1979 Sophomore Track Team. FRONT ROW: G. Roy, G. Lynch, B. Bradshau ' . J. Koontz. M. Vines. M. Biehl, I Warren, G. Saunders. 2ND ROW: B. Harris, W. Maxson, J. Wren, J. Heckler, R. Hogan, B. Wyatt. H. Siris, S. Vandiver. Sophomore Track 75 Wrestling The 1979 varsity wrestling team held up a winning tradi- tion by capturing second place in Moore league action. Ray Gulmatico, a sophomore, was one of the more domineering grapplers Lakewood has had; weighing in at 115 pounds, he finished the season with a perfect record of 29 wins and no losses. LHS advanced a quali- fier to GIF prelims as well, among whom were Jim B owen, Dan Colvin, Don Mueller, Mike Frank, Roy Cheaney, Tom Heslin, Jon Rainer and Don Murray. In junior varsity action, the young athletes came in a sec- ond place tie. The team as a whole did an outstanding job and gave much support to every member. .: ' -•-. 5 FRONT ROW: J. Hartley, D. Mueller, C. Eeinstein, G. Ahumada, R. Gulmatico, D. Colvin, A. Trias. 2ND ROW: Coach Lyman, T. Heslin, M. Frank, D. Gardner, B. Kompara, R. Cheaney, B. Keefer, D. Murray, S. Vandiver. 76 Wrestling 1. JOHN HARTLY shows who ' s in command. 2. MIKE FRANK goes for the pin. 3. JON RAINER grapples his man. 4. A Ram is racked by a LANCER. 5. The 1979 Varsity Wrestling Team. 6. Everyone gets caught up in the action. 7. DICK BROWN lifts the Lancers spirits. 8. DAN COLVIN sets up for the reverse. 9. ROY CHEANEY psychs out his opponent. 10. The 1979 Junior Varsity Wres- tling Team. FRONT ROW: R. Ferguson. K. King. D. Hill. M. Taub, A. Billups, M. Toth. 2ND ROW: Coach Jurgensen. T. Morgan, J. Crough, D. Desler, M. Wood, D. Linne- man, K. Fisher, R. Brav. Wrestling 71 ' Gyttihas I p. r vj iM iinuit K ..inrfrs ft FRONT ROW: C. Galletta, J. Garibay, S. Arnold, S. Hardin, T. Inch, D. Merrill, L Redman, S. Slagle, J. Wellman, ]. Wynder, M. DePrather. 2ND ROW: A. Woods, T. Hentges, C. Fogg, D. Davey, K. Liera, S. Stegge, L. Recinos, L. Delcar- pini, P. Wagoner, L. Benson, T. Siko. 78 Gymnastics i ; ' 4 m ' 73 1. DONNA DAVEY jumps for joy. 2. The PHATOM board walker. 3. CAROL GALLETTA on the uneven bars. 4. DIANNE MERRILL performs the split leap. 5. COACH ALLARS of the girls ' team. 6. The Girls ' Gymnastic Team. 7. RICHARD BLANSHAW does the iron cross. 8. ROBERT LOTT shows off his strength. 9. FRANK FORTNER spins on the horse. 10. DAVE McCOWEN does a fine handstand. 11. SANDI FERRARI splits up her performance. 12. The Boys ' Gymnastic Team. RONT ROW: S. Ferrari. L. Baldwin. 2ND ROW: M. Stratton, F. Fortner. 3RD OW: P. Williams.P. Arosemena, S. George. M. Crough, R. Blanshard. 4TH OW: M. Hinckley, R. Ferguson, D. McCowen. R. Lott. Gymnastics 79 Swimming With the careful direction of Coach Barth the varsity swim team finished third in Moore League competition. Among the season ' s highhghts was an outstanding meet against the Jordan Panthers. Premier swimmers on the 1979 team included Scott Morrison in the backstroke and Mitch Alves, who did a fantastic job by tak- ing second place in Moore League. Under leadership of Everett Uchiyama and Marty Schuster the sophomore team had a winning season. Mem- bers of this team who scored repeated victories included Chris Lawson and Kevin Collins. The junior var- sity squad swam with vigor in the numerous meets in which they competed. Their style promised much for next year ' s varstiy team. JV swimmers Dave Ferguson and James Mogan had a most successful season. i -K- iP 1 , FRONT ROW: T. Hartel, M. Lamb, S. Bruce, D. DeGrazia. 2ND ROW: B. Dumir T. Jacobsen, M. Alves, R. Sutherland, M. Goodwin. 3RD ROW: K. Collins, F Stephy, J. Zavala, J. Cormier, M. Vinyard. 80 Swimming . {ONT ROW: G. Jenkins, M. Butler, S. Martin, R. Eads. M. Kruse, R. Modgett, ' Lawson, E. McGill. 2ND ROW: K. Collins. ). Carodza, R. Budjwid, B. Miller. J. laxwell. R. Woofter, R. Walker. R. Leland. S. Hockenbury, B. Ziegler. M. Rob- its. 1. SCOTT MORRISON swims to another victory. 2. DAVE DE GRAZIA works hard on the breaststroke. 3. THOMAS SPLASH HARTEL shows his fine style. 4. COACH MARTY SCHUSTER gives special instructions to DAVE FERGUSON and JIM MOGAN. 5. The 1979 Varsity and JV Swim- ming Team. 6. MITCH ALVES wins a second place for the Lancers in the finals. 7. COACHES BARTH and UCHI- YAMA. 8. BRET ZIEGLER finally comes up for air. 9. BILL GIBSON swims to the fin- ish. 10. The 1979 Sophomore Swimming Team. Swimming 81 Golf Tennis Coach Cough ' s golf team wit- nessed another fine season; though the team was small the experience was great. They were led by three returning let- termen who helped such new- comers as Cornelius, Cusson and Owens. These swingers proved that they could capture any course with style. Coaches Krebs and Riley also fielded two very impressive tennis teams. The varsity squad, led by Craig Cunnin- gan, Mike Calvert and Guy Magnera showed what true experience meant. Both tennis teams faced tough rivals but determination and endurance remained the order of the day. i IKONT ROW; R. CJmuttlius, J. Newcombe, D. Owens. 2ND ROW: Coach Gough, ,, 3 M. Falk, B. Holloway, G. Lemming, T. Cusson. 82 Golf - FRONT ROW: G. West, R. Cochran, M. Trejo.T. Steinke. R. Hobbs, M. Calvert, M. Cabaniss. 2ND ROW: Coach Krebs, K. Gleason, R. Patterson, J. Miller, C. Blasnek, A. Harris, D. Anger, D. Nishikawa, G. Magnera, C. Dunningan, S. Suvi- yanon, F AriHijn. 1. BRETT HOLLOWAY tees off. 2. A Lancer makes a hole in one. 3. MURRAY FALK shows off for the camera. 4. The 1979 Golf Team. 5. DON ANGER shows a controlled backhand. 6. The Varsity Tennis Squad. 7. CRAIG DUNNIGAN splices his opponent. 8. GUY MAGNERA has true grit. 9. MIKE CABANISS returns with ease. 10. The Junior Varsity Tennis Team. T ONT ROW: B. Cablyan. S. Gombrich, K. Eguchi. T. Casian, D. Wood, D. jiummers, D. Covarrubias. D. Johnson. 2ND ROW: T. Jackson, B. Parker, J. , ' acetti, M. Schneider. D. Johnson. V. McDonnell. D. Neild, D. Santiago, R. Sal- ]:edo. Coach Riley. Tennis 83 FOOTBALL Var IV Soph Loara 33-13 13-22 14-15 Westminster 7-2 7-26 14-21 Mater Dei 3-17 10-7 13-28 Ft. Valley 7-28 7-3 0-32 Jordan 14-6 20-0 23-47 Poly 7-16 7-10 14-32 Compton 0-45 27-7 10-7 Millikan 0-21 12-30 13-25 Wilson 6-17 25-fi 21-7 H -i. TENNIS 1 Var JV Belinr. 6-12 LosAl. 5-13 Jordan 11-7 Poly 1-17 14-4 Compton 7-11 8-10 Millikan 8-10 13-5 Wilson 4-14 6-12 Jordon 9-9 7-11 Poly 3-15 6-12 Compton 10-8 15-0 Millikan 7-11 7-11 Wilson 6-12 9-11 Records 4-11 4-6 CROSS COUNt] Va IV Jordan 19-42 15-52 Poly 17-42 15-79 Compton 15-50 15-73 Millikan 39-19 46-21 RecordSyi 20-41 25-30 4-1 4-1 A? WRESTLING Var JV Jordan J C J=-32-3023-42 Polv l ' 78-0 66-9 Millikan 20-4225-33 Wason 45-2151-15 Records 3-1 2-2 State Wrestling Champion: ico Ray Gulmatic hoir inwtb Gahr Artesia Artesia Tournament Valley Christian Artesia Wilson St. Anthon Bellflowi Los Ala Valley Christian Jordon Poly Compton. Millikan Wilson Jordan Poly f Compton Millikan - Wilson CIF: Rolling Hills Records 15-0 VOLLEYBALL Var 15-8,7-15,7-15 -f 15-1, 15-0 15-6, 6-13, 9 10-15, 15 15-17, 15J 10-15, IS ' 15-7.15-9 f ■ ' W-6, 15-5 I lJB-12, 15-12 15-5, 15-11 15-5. 4-15 8-15. 7-15 0, 15-2 5, 10-15 ;5-l, 3-15 12-15, 15-7 15-6, 15-4 11-15, 15-7 15-6, 15-12 13-15, 7-15 15-5 IV 13-15,8-15 15-5 15-. 15 15-i. 9-lS 10-15,15-1 14-6,1-15 15-5,15-2 12-15, 1-15 12-15, 17-15 13 5,6-15 JiR, 3-15 15-12,15-12 7-15, 3-15 9-15, 13-15 4-11 .- c- - ; .-SWIMMING Var IV Downey., 69-87 51-95 Poly 95-60 55-0 P. Verdes 61-106 64-72 Wilson 47-99 22-126 Costa Mesa 62-93 78-33 Jordan 93-56 39-0 Millikan 60-96 22-108 WATER POLO Var _ JV Wilson 5-15- 1L;6-8 Millikan 2-12 3-1 Soph 2-1 0-9 Poly 9-5 9-2 4-2 Jordan l6-9 -17-13 8-7 Jordan Poly Compton Millikd Wilson Prelims Finals denotes girls 84 Scoreboard BASKETBALL Cahr Artesia Garden ( rove Hunt. Beach St. Anthony Kxcrlcior Pius X Val. Christ. Loara lordan Poly Compton Millikan Wilson Jordan Poly Compton Millikan Wilson Records Var 40-46 :J5-41 51-33 50-58 57-36 68-27 46-37 46-50 51-32 48-46 36-50 46-70 44-45 48-34 41-44 37-51 58-62 47-56 58-53 8-11 |V 22-24 35-37 39-33 25-29 37-23 40-17 48-38 33-39 52-24 33-21 40-4 1 27-33 50-21 40-33 38-37 38-37 42-41 32-29 40-34 14-5 OTilNTON Jordan 3 6 Bellflower __, . ii ► 8 Poly 3 13 Artesia t 3 15 (Compton 3 20 Wilson 3 21 Millikan 3 22 Jordan 3 27 Bi;li flower 3 29 Poly 4 3 Artesia 4 4 Compton 4 5 Wilson 4 17 Millikan 4 19 Tournament 4 24 BASEBALL St. John Bosco 2 20 Mumni . 2 24 U)ara 3 2 Rolling Hills 3 3 Jordan 3 9 Poly 3 13 Compton 3 16 Millikan i hv 3 20 Wilson r y 3 23 lordan m 3 27 Poly f 3 30 Compton 4 3 Millikan 4 6 Wilson 4 18 Jordan 4 20 Poly 4 25 Compton 4 27 Millikan 5 1 Wilson 5 4 f Xlillikan Millikan Poly Jordan Wilsoii Jordaa Poly Wilsiia MiJhk.in GOLF 3 6 3 13 3. 15 3 22 3 27 3 28 4 2 4 6 4 16 4 17 4 23 SOFTBALL • Mayfair Bellflower 3 6 3 8 Hunt. Beach 3 20 lordan ttSn ' 3 23 Poly ..,— t B? ' 3 27 Compton 3 29 Millikan 4 3 Wilson 4 5 Jordan 4 19 Poly 4 24- Compton Millikan 4 26 5 1 Wilson 5 3 Jordan Poly Compton Millikan Wilson forckin poly Compton Millikan Wtfecrff ■■ Puiy Ionian Cximptofi Millikan Wilson ,TENN1S GYMNASTICif Poly 4 6. Jordan 4 20 Millikan 4 27 Wilson 5 4 Finals j|ll J - V 1 • CROSS qOUNTRY 1 Jordan i ' 23-45 | Poly Compton Millikan •t % li-71 54-18 18-44 Wilson Record ¥ 20-44 5-0 denotes girls Scoreboard 85 FRON 1 IUjVV: N. Schuster, H. Forbes, S. Gutierrez, S. Steege. 2ND ROW: K. Dobbs, N. Hogan, D. Rasmussen, C. Williams, D. Johnson. 1. The 1978 Girls ' Varsity Volley- ball Team. 2. LINDA SCHOENBERGER spikes against the Rams. 3. KIM DOBBS watches HEATHER FORBES slam the ball for another point. 4. NANCY SCHUSTER sets NANCY HOGAN up for the kill. 5. The 1978 Junior Varsity Volley- ball Team. 6. The 1978 Girls ' Varsity Tennis Team. 7. SUZANNE STEEGE returns with style. 8. SUE HUBBS shows the mark of a pro. 9. The 1978 Girls ' Junior Varsity Tennis Team. 10. SANDY BLAZER aces another opponent. H9iV«WinBi:. FRONT ROW: C. Brothefton, R. Correlli, R. Cipolone, D. Molnar. 2ND ROW: E. Little, K. Armendariz, C. Phelps, D. Taylor. 86 Volleyball H-RONT ROW: T. H.issclt. S. Blazer. ]. McGowan. C. Butcher. K. Pinder. 2ND ROW: B. Tereschiik. S. K.ilman. S. Steege. S. Pinder. S. Hubbs. Volleyball Tennis Lakewood High ' s girls ' volleyball t(Mm held strong a LHS tradition by taking lh(! first place biirth in Moore League competition. This is the sec- ond year out of thrcu; that the Lancer women have made it to the GIF play- offs. Even though the team met defeat in its first match against Roll- ing Hils, honors were held high by; junior Heather Forbes, MVP of the league and Diane Rasmussen and Nancy Hogan receiving all-league merit. The JV team struggled to finish fifth, but the all-sophomore team has great potential. Much action will be expected from this squad next year. The varsity tennis team was in a turmoil with only two retur- nees. The team had a difficult time getting under way, ending up with three wins in league action. Fine per- formances from number one singles player Sandy Blazer and top doubles star Sheila Kalman and Suzanne Steege earned these athletes a spot in the Moore League tournament, with Sheila and Suzanne making the all- league team. Coach Gonzales hopes with this year ' s experience next year ' s team will be at their best. FRONT ROW: C. Todd. J. Gissell, A. Goodwin, K. Fannin, E. Sandoval. ROW: T. Bjerke. ). Petti. K. Froyd. V. Fowler, L. Kinder. 2ND 10 Tennis 87 Girls ' Cross Country Basketball A combination fo experienced runners and eager sophomores made up the 1979 girls ' cross country team. Lakewood cap- tured a perfect season to be named Moore League champi- ons. The Lancer team then went on to a 6th place finish in GIF competition at Mt. Sac. The team was led by outstand- ing runners Kathryn Motsha- gen and Cheryl Gilpin. They were backed up by other fine athletes Gheryl Thompson, Gheryl Traurig and Joanne Kuestner, helping Lakewood to another victorious season. The 1979 girls ' basket- ball team did a fine job for such a rough season. Many individuals stood out to make a tough team. Three year var- sity player Julie Herrera, along with Heather Forbes, led their squad in high scoring. Gayle Yeates and Sheila Kalman bal- anced the team with their fine performances. The junior var- sity squad finished as Moore League champions, with great leadership provided by Barb Brodeur and Debbie Taylor. H . FRONT ROW: C. LaTourette, C. Herzog, A. Tobias, K. Motshagen, C. Traurig. 2ND ROW: K. Soth, C. Padfield, M. Estes, S. Light, C. Gilpin, J. Kuestner, C. Thompson. 88 Girls ' Cross Country FKON r KUU: S. )i)hiisun. L Sti;oac. B. Bahi. 2NU ROW: (Joach Manoogian, L,. Yeates, S. Brown. H. Forbes, A. Cody, J. Herrera, S. Kalman, N. Hogan, L. , Godeau. 10 FRONT ROW lis. D. Taylor. Boudreau. : T. Johnson. . Tibbs. K. Minafee. 2ND ROW: J. Gissell, D. Doval- D. Johnson, K. Dobbs. B.Tereschuk. B. Brodeur, C. Brotherton, D. 1. CHERYL GILPIN and KATHRYN MOTSHAGEN lead the team ' s win. 2. CHERYL THOMPSON and CHERYL TRAURIG run the course. 3. The Lancer team is off to a great start. 4. JOANNE KUESTNER runs in the last quarter mile. 5. The 1979 Girls ' Cross Country Team. 6. The 1979 Girls ' Varsity Basket- ball Squad. 7. HEATHER FORBES drives in for two more points. 8. JULIE HERRERA out-reaches to block an opponent. 9. BARB BROUDEUR assists DEB- BIE TAYLOR in a layup. 10. BARBIE TERESCHUK swooshes two with style. 11. The 1979 Girls ' Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Girls Basketball 89 Softball Swimming The 1979 Softball team showed why LHS has a winning tradi- tion; with most of the squad being returnees, these letter- women produced an awesome challenge to all other schools. Top pitcher Julie Herrera and her tough infielders Barbie Tereschuk and Laura Steege, provided an unbeatable com- bination on the field. With a Moore League victory in sight, and the varsity, JV ' s proved to be FRONT ROW: S. Pucfhen, C. Mangness. L. Lind, C. Phelps. K. Itson. Coach York. 2ND ROW: T. Blackwell. C. Thompson, M. Straling, E. Sandoval, J. Dicco- chea, K. Minafee. invincible. Style was once again the key factor in the girls ' swimming team. They were led by Sigrid and Nancy Schuster and did nothing but bring home victo- ries for LHS. The swimmers really pulled together as a team and showed all oppo- nents what red pride really meant. I r L. Holloway, U. 1 aylor, D. Dovalis, B. Babi, G. Yeates, R. Cipillone, V. Tor- res, T. Halsch, L. Sfeege, M. Mussel- man, J. Herrera. 90 Softball I ?r- r.- . .► (. ' R. Fitzpatrick, D. Beam, A. Nichols, Y. Davey, S. Brynestad, E. Krugman, K. 8 Henderson, S. Lopez, S. Kuestner, G. Blincoe, N. Schuster. |. Gilham, C. Freeman, j. Erlanson, K. Gardiner, U. Gary, K. Makinncy, S. Garl, S. Wentzel, M. Tollner, M. Gardner, C. Hetzel, C. Buchanan, D. Walker, C. Sam, L Caldwell. S. Dyrland, L. Havvley. 1. The 1979 JV Softball Team. 2. lULIE HERRERA shows great form. 3. LORI LIND ko ' s a Mayfair oppo- nent. 4. LISA HOLLOWAY slugs another double. 5. The 1979 Varsity Softball Team. 6. COAGHES DJIE and LEWIS talk over strategy. 7. ELAINE KRUGMAN and SUSIE KUESTNER take the lead. 8. NANGY SGHUSTER back- strokes to another fine finish. 9. The 1979 Varsity Swim Team. 10. The 1979 Junior Varsity Swim Team. Swimming 91 1. TERESA JOHNSON waits for the scrvG. 2. LAURA JANKOWSKI serves the bird. 3. Returning the shot is ANDREA GOODWIN. 4. SANDY BLAZER and NANCY HOGAN display team effort. 5. JULIE BUSSELL wonders where the birdie went. 6. The 1979 Badminton Team. 7. A scene from Dreams in Motion. 8. BAMBI SHAW shows fine form. 9. CINDY BIRD dances her way to stardom. 10. The 1979 Advanced Dance Group. 11. CAROL GALLETTA shows off perfect form. 96 -.A FRONT ROW: L. Jankowski. T. Johnson, S. Foster. K. Hinsch. 2ND ROW: C. Wall, P. Bawden, S. Wall, J. Bussell, V. Fowler, J. Perkins, Mrs. Romero, S. Blazer, N. Hogan, K. Boyd, T. Basset, A. Goodwin. 92 Badminton Modern Dance Badminton Lakowood has not a new but a very refined sport; one that is usually laughed at and criti- ci7,(Kl. But ask any of the girls on the 1979 badminton team and they ' ll tell you that it ' s not as easy as it looks. Among the top players were Sandy Blazer, Nancy Hogan, and Julie Bussell, all of whom led the team to numer- ous victories. The most grace- ful girls in all of Lakewood are the ones in advanced dance. Their fine performances were ones all Lancers enjoyed and will always remember. Danc- ers such as Carol Galletta, Cindy Bird and Maria Young displayed their agility and grace . They were seen in such productions as Dreams In Motion and various other programs. raONT ROW: R. Neumann, C. Bird. T. VVarron, D. Brown, A. Lee. S. Redman, M. Thanos, D. Dalpiaz. 2ND ROW: B. Shaw, T. Velcich, Ms. Shelky. L. Singren, M. Young, L. Craig. L. Worthington, S. Moody. 3RD Row: K. Rayburn. R. Edwards, C. Datcher. S. Guiselman, B. Barry. 10 Modern Dance 93 ORGANIZATIONS Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations 94 Organizations r Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations 95 A.F.5. PRIDE QUILL CHAMBER S. Brynestad, S. Lopez, M. Tollner, M. Gilmore, G. lames. ■ i 96 American Field Service FRONT ROW: Mrs. Harper, P. Kadrilk. A. Reid, C. Course, Mr. Judson. 2ND ROW: L. Youngblood, G. Youngblood, F. Sales, R. Sanders, L. Castenda, M. Zepeda, S. Gutierrez, V. Tavizon, J. Wheeler, S. Hernandez, V. Hariman. 3RD ROW: M. Richards, T. Rhodes, J. Wynder, P. Dial, D. Rice, C. Sam, R. Gordon, J. Lum, C. Burns, S. Butler, S. Brown, S. Moody, S. Rima FRONT ROW: M. Trejo, A. Ortiz, A. Goodwin, L. McFarland, B. Dumm. 2ND ROW: T. Taylor, D. Cipriano, L. Eyenon, B. Tereschuk, K. Robinson, H. Strat- ton, 3RD ROW: D. Staiti, Mr. Genisauski, L. Kuechlin, P. Renaker, T. Cusson, J. Simkins. 1. AFS exchange student GINI MINONZIO. 2. AFS exchange student MARTIN TOBIAS. 3. GINI MINONZIO was always willing to answer questions about her home country. 4. The AFS club sent as well as received students. 5. An enthusiastic audience greeted MARTIN TOBIAS ' slide show. 6. MARTIN TOBIAS explains his culture to others. 7. The PRIDE Club could certainly be proud of its accomplishments. 8. The PRIDE homecoming float was one of the best. 9. The Quill and Scroll club was always active. 10. Quill and Scroll are always working 11. The poster pals of Chamber of commerce. Pride Quill and Scroll Chamber 97 PEP PEDAL S.K.I. ' i tl FRONT ROW: A. Zundell, L. Coburn. 2ND ROW: K. King, M. Nishikawa. L. Evans, D. Boyd, T. Inch, J. Moane. R. Lee. 3RD ROW: D. Adams, A. Sawyer, J. Till, S. Evans, C. Hammond, K. McDaniels, K. Fitzgerald, H. Poirier, T. Sturgill, C. Bolton, D. Campbell, B. Henderson, D. Leehan, K. Arnold. 98 Pep Club ]. Lum. U. Soderhulni, S. Kalk. D. Shapiro, C. Newton, J. Salineger, S. Johnson, K. Welch, T. Mills, B. Gottlieb, D. Admas, K. Arnold, L. Steeg, J. Sulenski. 1. The 1978-79 Pep Club, under MRS. CLEAVER ' S guidance, pro- vidcsd more school enthusiasm than almost any other group. 2. Long hours of work and lots of fun are two of the rewards for Pep Club members. 3. The finishing touches are applied to the Pep Club float. 4. A winner for sure was both the club and its float. 5. The zany Pedal Pushers even had a Halloween outing (or do they normally dress this way?). 6. Pedal Pushers could often be found in the bike racks checking out the latest models. 7. RON NOBLETT smokes down the bowl on a Ski Club outting. 8. S.K.I. — the club that boasted it was interested in kindling sports. FRONT ROW: C. Fox, ]. Morns, j. Nickeil. 2ND ROW: L. Stegge, J. Miller, M. Costello, C. Bird, L. Clare. S. Duncon, J. Hills, P. Moran, D. See. S.K.I. Pedal Pushers 99 STAGE WRITES AIDES D. Lee, C. Scott, T. Otto, Mr. Gathe, B. Roberts, K. Eguchi, D. Haynes, Mr. Palombi, T. Hartel, B. Burkey, B. Harri D. Frei, A. Makowsky, G. Patillo. ACCOLADE f3 3t 9 ' f ..- W= ' ' - cK3iz:c? LgH i-A- : FRONT ROW: C. Musselwhite, C. Degraffemreid, B. Henderson. 2ND ROW: L. Hardy, K. Pinder, B. Flavin, J. Tucker, G. Dixon, C. Netteberg. 3RD ROW: P. Badget, K. Frye. C. Padfield. 100 Stage Crew Sophomore Writes S. Boghossian, D. Dixon, C. Freeman, J. Schindler, A. Tran. 1 2 3 Lancfjrs who wore good (?l(n;tri- eians, carpenters and painters were the core of the hardworking Stage Crew. BRUCH BURKHY was always a rfuil cut up. TOM TERRIFIC HARTEL awaits MR. CATHPl ' S instructions on how to light the stage. On(! of the most en(Tg(;tic chibs on campus was Sophomort; Writes, a group dedicated to publishing plays, po(;ms and short stories. If MRS. MOELLER couldn ' t help you, one of these fine library aides was always available. 6. The Accolade staff sifted the rough stacks and stacks of materi- als before picking the best for their literary publication. 5. Rice Q)Uy sii (i IKUM KUVV: L. Katilt, L. Rapp. 2NU KUW: L, Carrasco, F. Polchert, U. Camp- bell. H. Stratton, J. Parbst, T. Cusson. M. Calvert, R. Gordon. Library Aides Accolade 101 MATH 1 FRONT ROW: J. Lum, J. Miller, D. Shapiro, S. Johnson, S. Falk. 2ND ROW: T. Bassett, S. Blazer, C. Hu, M. Thanos, A. Lee,}. Nemhauser, D. Shapiro, D. Perl- stein. 3RD ROW: C. Black, C. Dunningan, G. Magnera, T. Schmedake. DECA THESPIANS KEY FRONT ROW: (]. Miij ncra, M. Benko. K. Kayser, R. Lett. 2ND ROW: S. Nantais, C. Nonemacher, R. Mcintosh, J. Wilkerson, T. Johnson, G. Ordaz, L. Ordaz. 3 RD ROW: M. Caday, L. Terri, S. Johnson, T. Gonzales, A. Macdonald, P. Knott, M. Musselman, R. Taylor. 102 Math Deca FRONT ROW: Mrs. McMenamin, M. Bernharl, R. Ballen, S. Admas, D. Adams. 2ND ROW: S. North, L. Allan, T. Krasnor.K. Welch, D. Leehan, Y. Muniz. 3RD ROW: S. Palmer, D. Boyd, L. [ankovvski, R. Gordon, S. Bowers, L. Seely. K. Arnold. FRONT ROW: D. Boyd, N. LaPorte, A. Lee, R. Larson, C. Black, L. Rapp. 2ND ROW: I. Miller, T. Schmedake, P. Kadrlik, M. Thanos, L. Ratliff, C. Dunningan, [. Pentious, C. Hill. S. Rima, S. Sjblom, C. Lane. FRONT ROW: M. Gilmore, J. Morris. C. Black, |. Nickell, T. Schmedake. C. Dunnigan. C. Fox, S. Sjblom, C. Lane. Pontious, M. Thanos, f3LfiST% Rfln5! i 7 a 1 The Math Club counted .ts mem- bers at every meeting. 2. MR. CRAMOND demonstrates the fine points of operating a com- puter terminal. 3. CATHY LA TOURETTE shows how distributive education works. 4. Lakewood ' s perennially high- ranked Distributive Education Club of America. 5. The Thespians practiced long hours to give great productions. 6. Two Thespians display their tal- ents in the fall play, David and Lisa. 7. The Key Welfare Club was con- stantly busy in its many projects. 8. One of the 1978 Homecoming floats was this Key Club beauty. 9. Is this the Steve Martin fan club or those wild and crazy Key Club members? Thespians KeyWelfare Key 103 California Scholarship Federation National Honor Society r? 2 104 CSF NHS Academic Athletes - ( P FRONT ROW: Clay Pinkerton, Rom Schmidrake. 2ND ROW: Steve Sjoblom, Greg Grant, Craig Dunningan, Cheryl Black, Jill Morris, Cathy Fox, Jeanne Nic- keU. Tu Chen, Sigrid Brynestad, David Osborne, Cathy Fox, Jill Morriss. 1. The members of the 1979 Califor- nia Scholarship Federation. 2. Juniors and seniors pose together for a group picture of the National Honor Society. 3. The Academic Athletes proved that many Lancers possessed both brains and brawn. 4. Fifth period lunch provided the setting for many matches between members of the mighty Chess Club. 5. The SWEETEST club on cam- pus was definitely the Bee Club. Chess Bee Academic Athletes Chess Bee 105 Kathryii Bavvden I Cindy Choy Janet Noe Nancy Dean Fine Arts Potential 4.0 Nancy Dean David Shapiro Bank of America Plaques ' 1 1. Deborah Chandler Brett Gottlieb Mary Straling Brett Gottlieb Liberal Arts Anthony Otto Math and Science Clay Pinkerton Vocational Arts 106 Potential 4.0 Bank of America Plaques BANK OF AMERICA CERTIFICATE WINNERS David Atkins Industrial Arts Andrea Goodwin Home Economics Robert Kariger Social Studies b- Guy Magnera Rnsiness David Shapiro Mathematics I -■• t Scott Morrison Art Hank Stratton Drama Frank Pyka Fnrricn Language Kathy Welch Music Bank of America Certificates 107 ' Lance ' Th(! Lanco cdntinucd its fine journalistic tradition under the patient guidance of Mr. G(;ni- sauski. The 1978-79 paper was published bi-weekly and gave Lakewood students a chance to discover what was happen- ing on the Lancer campus. ' Lance reporters were always on the go writing stories and meeting deadlines. But other students also had a chance to write and voice their oi)in- ions through the letters to the editor section. The newspaper always had the scoop on Lake- wood sporting events, new movies and albums, student activities and cartoons. The Lance gave future journal- ists a chance to learn more about reporting, production, publishing and distribution. hi 108 Lance 2. PAUL RENAKER, MR. G. and lAYNE BARTON proofread an article. LORI EYNON, Are you peek- i ng? ' 3. MR. GENISAUSKI, the Lance advi.sor. 4. A happy Lance crew. 5. The 1978-79 Lance staff. B. Everyone loves Mr. G. 7. Mr. G. and PAUL RENAKER look over the homecoming issue. 8. The staff makes last-minute changes in the cub edition. Lance 109 Citadel Upon entering the top of the 200 building one can sense the presence of a higher order, a very special and elite group. These individuals are the memory recorders of Lake- wood High School. Yes, it ' s the CITADEL staff. Leading this restless work-happy organization is a bird . . . no, a plane . . . no, it ' s fearless Quentin Wood and his two elves, editors Jayne Barton and Victor Merrill. Together with the staff, they fought to finish layouts, copy, crop pictures, and meet dead- lines. When one passed their headquarters, strange noises were often heard. Spectators often wandered past to catch a glimpse of these fly-by-night earlybirds, but they were rarely ever seen. t TK. •n! . ' no Citadel 1. Editors JAYNE BARTON and VICTOR MERRIL continue to work side-by-side. 2. LORI CLARE quivers with fright as MR. WOOD displays stern disciplene. 3. DICK BROWN, CARRIE RIES, and RON NOBLETT work hard on quadpaks. 4. TOM HOCHHAUSLER. CINDY HERZOG, and VERONICA RAZO are the examples of dedi- cated workers. 5. DAVE STAITI is not impressed with SHANNON DUNCAN ' S over enthusiasm of her favorite football star. 6. MR. WOOD keeps an eye out for the CITADEL staff. 7. CITADEL class was not all fun and games as LISA SEISLOVE, SU ADAMS and TANIA ICHI- KAWA slowly begin to realize. 8. Planning another sensational layout are LORI CLARE and KURT SCHOENBERGER. 9. DAVID COVARRUBIAS explains the fundamentals of photography to PATTY DEN- NIS. 10. CHERYL GILPIN laughs at ADAM BRUCE ' S joke, but JIM MOGAN doesn ' t get the punch line. Citadel 111 Master Chief Diaz and Lt. Commander Johnson signal the beginning of the annual military inspection. The Honor Guard. Female Cadets Morris, Reade, Elster, Chen, Parr, Castillo, Stringer, Stringer, Zepeda, Wisneski, Barioneuvo, Hirlemann, Baker, Rivera, Castenda, Urraine, Nettles, Durre, Quintana, Diaz, Harpine. Master Chief Diaz supervises thi receipt of uniform articles by Cadet Zepeda and Castenda. J. Blanchard, E. Rogers, K. Tracy, S. Wisneski at the flag bag to send signals. K. Tracy and L. Youngblood demon strate damage control. 112 NJROTC NIROTC STAFF: ENS Hutton, ENS Harpine, ENS Casas, LT Blanchard, LTIG Trias, CDR Rau. Cadets Bl iiu;harii. Rn.Lin.s. McCill, and Zepeda practice going aboard procedures. I I Captain Kersch, USN, Navy Youth Programs Officer, inspects the Lakewood Unit. M f. T 7 J f ■ FRONT ROW: LCDR Johnson, RMCM Diaz. 2ND ROW: CDR Rau, Lt. Blanch- ard, LTJG Trias, ENS Hutton, ENS Casas, Linsey, Haddeman, Chen, Dixon, McGoff, Welch, Durre, Rogers, Evans, Youngblood, Toro, Collazo, Gleason, Maxwell. Giles, NcMillan. Hearn. Williams, Gamble. Wijliams. Gleason, and Carpenter examine the models. Pimpton and Tate check out the patch board. NJROTC 113 ACADEMICS Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics |g -- Ej v. r 114 Academics J Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academfcs Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics 115 1. MR. lUDSON holps one of his manv friends. AFS exchiintje stii- denlMARTIN TOBIAS. 2. CHARLOTTE BURNS learns the ins and outs of PBX operations from the principal. 3. An expert craftsman. MR. lUD- SON teaches DWiOHT SEDKR- HOLM the right way to use the drill press. 4. KIM RAYBURN and BILL RUID- DELL found that MR. LAKE- WOOD always had lime to listen to his students. 5. It takes a lot of time and thought to be the LEADER of a large high school. f i 116 Mr. )udson uperintondent of Schools, Dr. Fraii- s I,aiif( ' nh( Dr. James Crawford Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace Mr. Jerald Jacobs Mr. James Zarifes Board of Education 117 Administration Counselors Despite Proposition 13 cut- backs. Lakewood ' s adminis- trative staff worked hard to keep the Lancers number one. Readmit procedures were changed this year due to cut- backs in office clerks; students now had two days to obtain absence slips, but only before or after school, or during lunch. Students found that the counselors had many answers to their questions about pro- grams, graduation, academics, and personal lives. Activities Director Kimbrel was always busy lining up assemblies and special events for the student body. Bi Rober Dixon Dorottiy Harper Margaret James Bill Jones Fred Kimbrel Florence Lee 118 Administration Counselors V. 1. MRS. HARPER could explain the readmit policy better than anyone else. 2. MR. ' DIXON and MRS. TAYLOR manipulate the master schedule. 3. MR. BEARD shares a brief moment of relaxation with MR. THOMPSON and MR. MIL- BRANDT. 4. MR. GRAY helps a student with his program. 5. It was always good to see MR. LANGLOIS ' cheerful smile. 6. MR. SULACK programs an ROCP student. Administration Counselors 119 Edward Cornett Richard Daniels Social Studies Social studies classes spiked the interests of seniors and many other Lancers with a diverse choice of electives, such as current affairs, ethnic studies, psychology of love and marriage, and contempo- rary world problems. These courses taught students about the world around them and how their government worked. Juniors learned about the sto- ries behind the great moments in American history and many of them chose to take the advanced placement examination in order to get college credit for their knowl- edge. All social studies stu- dents found how they could profit by learning how the world came to be as it is. Thomas Dunphy Erwin Eisenberger liiO Social Studies Willian Mednick LeRoy Neely Joseph Pistoia 1. MR. HOLZMAN captivates his classroom. 2. NANCY ALDER and CHERYL NEUMAN find MR. PISTOIA very interesting. 3. MR. DUNPHY explains how to make a bundle of money. 4. RANDY CHRONISTER gets a lit- tle help with his history. 5. MR. NEELY waits for DORIA GUTIERREZ to find the answer. 6. MR. RYAN wows SUSIE GUTI- ERREZ. 7. MR. WOOD beams at the progress of his class. 8. Term papers were thrilling. Social Studies 121 Daniel Ryan Jerry Sparkman Mister Wood 122 Social Studies Math Liikowootl offcrcul coursos for ;ilmosl c.vr.vy stu(l(!nl int(!r- cshxl in niiilhoniiitics. Whi thnr it was huirninj how to com- piiU; loj a pit limit; vectors, or v.vv.n how to halaiico a checkbook. LHS had ohisst s ranging from general math to pre-calculus and computer mathematics. I ' or the first time Intermediate algebra and trigonometry h(M;ame s(!parate classes instead of one. Overall, the math departnKmt helped stu- dents to learn how to work with figures for lat(!r life. 1 the MR.EISENBERGER maps way. 2. Tlie bubble is shot hv MR. MED- NICK. 3. KELLY LIERA finds excitement in MR. CORNETT ' S film.strips. 4. MRS. GRADY helps solve a prob- lem in politit:al behavior. 5. MR. MELVIN checks the figures. 6. JOAN TUCKER jokes with MR. LYMAN. 7. MR. CRAMOND shows the fine points of higher math to PAM GARCIA. Math 123 Harry HoopiM ' Science Leo Houghton As the world moviid into a more scientific generation, the Lancers moved with it. Courses such as chemistry and biology taught students the bases of science: the more advanced sciences, such as marine biology, gave students ' aluable knowledge about such things as the moon ' s influence on tides. Physiology and anatomy students learned the names of their body parts as well at their functions and how to keep them healthy. Other sciences included earth science, life science, and human biology. Photography remained one of Lakewood ' s most popular offerings. Sci- ence classes did a great deal to help Lancers keep up with a rapidly changing world. Matty Lampson A Louis Meiiencarrtp 124 Science %- - .w 1. MR. TFU3MPSON captivatos TERESA BENKO and jINGER CHRISTIAN with an oarlh sci- ence; l(!Ctlir(!. 2. MR. HOOPER stirs up some micromolocules for his chemistry class. 3. BEVERLY FOSTER finds the lone amoeba with MR. ROGER ' S help. 4. MR. HOUGHTON can ' t believe how well his class has progressed. 5. DOUG TODD shows MR. SAUN- DERS MERGITROID ' S mandible. 6. MR. MELLINCAMP shows TAMI SILVA the fine points of enlarging photographs. 7. You ' ll never believe what those little creatures are doing! C;h irles Riley Wellington Rogers Terry Saunders Wendell Shafer Raymond Thompson Science 125 English While sophomores wvvv. required to take Enj lish 1-2. other Lakewood sIiuUmiIs found a great many En lish electives to fulfill Ihcnr l.in- guage rcquirenKMits. In {.iv- ative writing, students used their talents to write poetrx ' , short stories and plays. For all of thosi; future; film crit- ics. Lakewood offered film analysis. All of the sopho- mores with literary talents contributed to this year ' s highly successful Sophomore Writes. ' Lakewood ' s English students didn ' t leave any blank pages in a very succ(;ss- ful year. 126 English Sandra Kroll Ann-Marie McMenamin Wendell Milbrandt Karen Moore 1. MS. HUMMER was always will- ing to offer extra help. 2. COACH HERBOLD wrote the book on proper thematic struc- ture. 3. No one read the daily bulletin like MRS. RIGARD. 4. MRS. BROSE responds to BILL MCNATT ' S question. 5. MR. PIKOP picks up DAWN DE JOHNG ' S attention. 6. KATHY BOTTOMLEY gets into drama. 7. MR. RUTHERFORD ' S spelling list was always a blast. 8. MR. NORTHEN corrects CINDY VEGARA ' S grammar. 9. MR. SMITH dreams of Hawaii. English 127 Thomas Northen Stanley Rutherford Robert Smith 1. SU ADAMS reads a script for MRS. MC MENAMIN. 2. MRS. KROLL instructs her students how to do bird calls. 3. MR. RUTHERFORD counts well. 4. Magazines were always a popular library attraction. 5. KIM SMITH finds the perfect mystery book. 6. MR. WICKHAM fantasizes about a good filmstrip. 7. MS. MOELLER helps CLIFF TANNER with his term project. 128 English Library Media Upon entering the library and turning to the right, one could find Lakewood students read- ing books, the newspaper, doing next periods homework, or browsing through maga- zines. Students could find material helpful with their classwork or great books just for the fun of reading. Other students who ventured to the left, found Mr. Wickman in the media center. The center is filled with tapes to listen to, film strips to watch, plus a great selection of audio-visual equipment to help further the education of Lancers. Ruth Moeller i James Wickham Library Media 129 Richard Heidelberg 4 1 1 William Shailer Donald Small Elizabeth Stankov Russell Young Foreign Language For those students wanting to learn a foreign language and to become bilingual, Lakewood ' s foreign language department had something for them. Span- ish, German, French, and Latin were all offered in one of the school ' s most challenging departments. The smells of gourmet cooking lingered down the halls as home eco- nomics students learned to prepare and serve fine foods. Others were more intersted in sewing their own clothes and working on craft projects, as well as interior design and child development. 130 Foreign Language MR. SHAILER explains the excitement of conjugation. What could be better than MR. SMALL ' S explanation of the dress cf)de in Spanish. MR. YOUNG points to his birth- date on a French calendar. MRS. HARVEY helps her students knit up a storm. STACY ARONOLD, JULIE MAR- TIN, MRS. DAVIDSON and LISA SEARCY mix up a batch of mun- ch ies. Patricia Wolfe Home Economics 131 Cathy Allars Carlyn Djie Physical Education Students wanting a chance to just relax and kickback didn ' t get much of a break from the physical education depart- ment; moreoften than not they were running laps, doing push- ups or learning new sports. The popular elective systems remained in effect in 1979. Sophomores found they needed to know how to swim before they took advantage of this program. Some of the electives included badminton, football, team wieghtlifting, gymnas- tics, basketball, tenis, golf, and archery. To round out the year, students tried to pass the presidential fitness test of agil- ity, strength and stamina. Many students set new goals for themselves and established new records as well as staying physically fit. 132 Physical Education Robert luryciistMi I Pej y Romero Bill Meyer Ellon Prince Tim Sweeny Marjorie York 1 WP 1. MS. MC DANIELS, ANGIE FELTS and LORRAINE DOVER get ready for a heavy game of pad- dleball. 2. SHARON LEE learns the proper tennis grip from MR. JURGEN- SEN. 3. MRS. DJIE makes the pass in a hot volleyball match. 4. A full-on pitch by COACH GIL- LIES was always hard to connect with. 5. Lancers weren ' t always the most co-ordinated basketball players. S . ' .A | Physical Education 133 Industrial Arts The industriiil arts dcpartiiKMit was a popular choice; anionj students who didn ' t mind j i t- linj: chrty or workinj with th(Mr hands. Safe and coitch;! usa (! of all the tools wcm ' c; always stressed in the shops and Lanc- ers found themseKes working on projects from transistors to cars. Other students learned how to build dream homers while their counterparts learned how to design them. Industrial arts proved to he one of the most rewarding because students could see tangible results of their work. c;ustci- Richard Chard WilHam Hamilton 134 Industrial Arts - V otto Krebs Larry Patten 1. DWIGHT SEDERHOLM is super- vised bv MR. STOBBE. MR. HAMILTON didn ' t approve of 10 weight oil in the carb. COACH KREBS helps DAVE AKINS plan his dream home. MR. CARPENTER deep in thought. 5. MR. PATTEN helps JOE PROV- ENSA get his project wired. 6. MR. CHARD shows LINDA GON- ZALES the right way to use the rule. 7. GREG GLASCHUTT turns out another lathe project. Industrial Arts 135 Richard Burger Del Hungerford Thomas Gough Gloria Jennings J 1 1. MR. SCOTT helps students with career choices. 2. JOHN LEWELLYAN and GREG CURRY drum up big business. 3. RON BROWN didn ' t always listen the MR. STROTHER ' s lectures. 4. Health education students found that being clean could be benefi- cial. 5. MRS. SCHOLTON shares her knowledge of medicine. 6. TONY ROSS gets special training from MR. GOUGH. 136 General Studies r General Studies Career guidance had sopho- m()r( s b(!f inninj In think about what they wanted to do vvh(!n they got out of Lake- wood High. nrivt!r ' s echic.ation taught students lh(! hiws. regulations and ruh;s of safe and skillfull drixing. Health education was the class where students hiarned about childbirth, catching diseases, and even how to blow down someone ' s throat. Gcmeral studi(!s was the; department that kept the soph- omorc s hopping. ' i M Susan Sctiolton Delbert Scott Strotlier - (i General Studies 137 Hudson Kurth 1. MR. WRIGHT checks ANNA CASTRO ' S typing style. 2. MR. FOERESTER helps a student add up the points. 3. SANDY FOSTER is in deep thought over a typo. 4. MRS. HARVEY helps SUSIE WIEDRICK with the fundamen- tals. 5. DENISE SMITH is shown an error by MR. NOWAK. 6. LYN DAHL can ' t believe that she achieved 5 wpm. 138 Business Education Business Education Business (ulucaf ion covered everything in business from selling cakes to taking short- hand. This department gave sluchmts a chance to learn skills to be used in the busi- ness world. Stu(l( nts limbered up their lingers for one of the many types of typewriting classes offered. For others that liked to keep their accounts straight Lakewood had classes in record keeping and account- ing. For those future lawyers, business law provided a great deal of training. This depart- ment paved the way to make today ' s Lancers tomorrow ' s 4 business leaders. George Wright Business Education 139 Art Music Tho vocal yr()ui)s sang their way into thn h(!arts of all Lanc- ers while! the instriniKMital groups played music that could sooth( the sava ge beast. The combination of hc. two provided various i rograms and one of the b( st musicals in memory. Art stuchnits turn( d out a myriad of projects which they w{)rk( d long and hard on and displayed all o im- th( school. Th(! work was appreciated by all because it brought a litth? mon; color to the LHS campus. This df iKirtment once again ga ' e Lancers a chance to create and broadcm their talents and to get recognition from their fel- low students. Lois BriKgs Albert Downs 1 Icnry Piilombi 140 Arl Miisic 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. JOEY SALAS and MARCIA ESTES learn how to scratch their ways to fame from MRS. BRIGGS. BRETT GARDNER ' S portrait of BELINDA BALL got close supervi- sion from MR. PALOMBI. MR. SCHOONOVER helps TOM WOLGEMUTH, CHERYL NEU- MAN and WAYNE WATSON with a jewelry project. JOHN MURTAUGH practices for his solo in the Christmas concert. MR. SCHMITT ' S flash cards helped produce great musicians. MR. BARTKUS could even teach the disco beat while seated. George Schoonover Jerry Bartkus Willard Schmitt Art Music 141 R. Donnelly, W. Bailey, A. Zeder, A. Gardiner. M. Cleaver, D. Hamilton, C. Shaver, D. Herlacker. C. Bass, M. Buska. S. Mintzes, D. Taylor. 142 Classified Staff Custodial Supervisor, F. |. R. I loban i ts i The Home of Lancer pride. 1 FRONT ROW: K. Barry, M. Blair, M. Kazlauskas. 2ND ROW: R. Meyer. L. Davis, A. Tarkington. N. Cratty. Classified Staff 143 ACADEMICS :i %S i M 144 Academics AUTOGRAPHS Academics 145 SENIORS Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors 146 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors 147 Fall Senior UtJicers 48 Seniors Seniors 149 150 Seniors V 1% agdalena Avella Ron Barthel Jayne Barton Tawnie Bassett Seniors 151 Ramona Bennett Glenn Baxl Mark Benson Greg Benter jhen Berkles bbi Bestwick 152 Seniors Mitch Boswell i P-Vr ' i Saifflowe Citlionj owIer Seniors 153 Seniors Linda Carrasco Robert Casas Craig C sperson Seniors 155 Debbie Chandler Karen Chapman Scott Chapman Sandra Childress 156 Seniors Brian ConnaRhan Eddie Corpus ' Dale Cultoh Seniors 157 Yvette Davey ancy I Tony D ' Ambrosio Daniel Dantini Bonnie Dellinger Paul Devers 1 38 Seniors Brigid Dennis Tom Dennis rii Steven Denten Pamela Dial Shannon Duncan Craig Dunnigan Torend Ebner Rochelle Edwards Seniors 159 SKjf ' Se ismic.iaiW 160 Seniors □evfiriy rusier CaTnreeTrrux Seniors 1R1 f. .: ' -, 1 ,V .-:«.v. uenise (jomoricn 162 Seniors Dana Gordon Rochelle Gordon Greg Grant Arlana Green John Grefe Craig Grell Keith Grove Jim Gutierrez Katherine Gutierrez Jim Ingram f Mlifir IK l(i4 Seniors ammy Mennessy Lorraine Higashi Dale Higham Paul Hillis Edwin Hoffman Susan Hoffman Nancy Hogan Melody Holley Spilifiri; IRr. Jarri Hop! Svd Hoi Arlene Howell Laurie Hunter Stephanie Hunter John Hutton . Wendy Huhf Jackie Jacobs 166 Seniors Dena Johnson Karen Johnson Kathy Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Fern Jones Maureen Jordan Lori Judd Seniors 167 Laurie Jusino Earl Kemper Lori Kendrick Cathy Kennedy 16H Seniors Kathy Krass Keith Krass Karen Krctsinger Elaine Krugman Larry Kuechlin Joanne Kuestner Cindy LaFranier Diane Lancaster Seniors 169 Nancy LaPorte Michele Larocque Phyllis Larson Sandra Lester 170 Seniors Patty Lovvt; Terry McAllister John Lum Dein McAnern Seniors 171 Shawn McCool Dave McCowen Jennifer McCue Robin McCune Steve McDonald Laurie McDowall 172 Seniors Russell McKeon Dean McLean William Mateik Seniors 173 Scott Miles Donna Miller Lisa Miller Marilee Miller Tom Mills John Mindt Peggy Mogan 174 Seniors iiihi I4JI T6fl? Molnar ■ -iBiffi-ii - yprry Montoya Debra Moore Tim Mil Mike Myers Seniors 175 176 Seniors Shiilov Adiim Ortiz Steve Palmer John Parbst Dennis Paxton Barbara Peckham lames Perkins Jody Perry Anthony Otto Gina Palaoro Bryn Parker Cherry Parker Marc Passantino Vaunda Peterson Seniors 177 Fello Ken Pottfi IPottorff 178 Seniors Seniors 170 Arcy Robertson David Robertson Patti Roberts Jim Robillarc 180 Seniors Seniors 181 Randy Schommer Jeri Schulman 182 Seniors Denise ShelJard JirtHfe Sicolo Jtindy Siko Karen Karen Smith Mary Smith Mike Smith Seniors 183 Halli Spear Ray Stearns Laura Steege Sharon Steiner Mark Stevens Dale Stewart Kim Storer 184 Seniors Mike Storms Ellen Stot Hank Slrafton Mary Straling Cliff Tanner Vickie Tavizon Bill Taylor Seniors 185 Cris Thurber «s Debbie Thor Mike Thurston 186 Seniors sue Waldrum Robert Walker Tyrone Wallace Deborah Walston Seniors 187 Sandy Westerland Teri Whipple Kim White John Whitney Michael Wilkie 188 Seniors Seniors 189 ADAMS. DOUG Silver Lute Singers, Thespians, Lancer Marching Band, Mascnt, David and Lisa , Sound of Music , Music Man ADKINS. DAVID CSF NHS, Key Club, Soph. Senate, Bank of America Certificate ALDER. NANCY L,ancere(les 77 - 78. Intermediate Dance Pro- gram 78 - 79 ANDERSON, CHRISTINE Bannerettes 77 - 78. Oliver, A Cappella Choir, DECA Treasurer, Soph. Senate, Var- sity Basketball stats ANDERSON, |OE Sr., Ir. and Soph. Senate, S.K.I. Club ' 77 ANDERSON, MIKE Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, Advanced Drama, A Cappella Choir ANNIBALLI, JOHN Var. Track. JV Track. Soph. Football ARMEND. AMY Soph, and Jr. Senate. Wres-Mate 76 - 77 ARNALDO, ROSEMARY Video Tape Crew ARNOLD. JOHN Var. Baseball ARNOLD. STACY Girls ' Var. Gymnastics. Lanceretles 78 - 79, Principal ' s Honor Roll. CSF NHS. S ' talgia Singers 78 - 79, Junior Honor Guard, Sr., Jr. and Soph. Senate, Pep Club, Girls ' Choir, Music Man ARNOLD. KIP Var. and Soph. Football. Var. Wrestling. Soph. Basketball. Commissioner of Boys ' Athletics, Sr., Jr., and Soph. Senate, Sound of Music , Music Man, Silver Lute Singers — Manager AROSEMENA. PETE Sr. Senate. S.K.I. Club. Var. Gymnastics Let- terman, CSF, Principal ' s Honor Roll BAATZ, JOHN Soph. Football BAILEY, STEVE Silver Lute Singers, Oliver , Music Man, Soph, and JV Basketball, HRAC, Dino, Sr. Senate, CSF, A Capella Choir. Barber Shop Quartet. Hank Stratton Fan Club BALDWIN. LISA Var. Boys ' Gymnastics, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Pres. Boys ' Gymnastics Club, Soph., Jr., and Senior Senate BALL, BRIAN Soph, Football, Soph. Senate BALLEN, RONALD Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man , Dino , Mid Summer Night ' s Dream, Thespians, Silver Lule Singers, Band. Orchestra. A Cappella Choir. ADV. Drama. CSF NHS. Sr. Senate BARNHART. MICHELLE Advanced Drama. Thespians, David and Lisa . Mid Summer Night ' s Dream Cham- ber of Commerce BARRY. GINA Sr. Class Secretary, Lanceretles, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senate, Orchestra, Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, CSF NHS, Princi- pal ' s Honor Roll BARTHEL, RON JV Baseball, Lancer Marching Band BARTON, JAYNE EDITOR of CITADEL, Editor-in-Chief of LANCE, Editor-in-Chief of LANCE Cub Edition, Head Judge of Accolade, Sound of Music , Music Man. Cecilian Singers President. CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Soph, and Jr. Senate, Sophomore Writes, Quill and Scroll BASSETT, TAWNIE Bannerette — Captain. Bannerettes, Lancer Marching Band, Orchestra. Swim Team BAWDEN. KATHRYN Harvard Book Award. Bat and Stat. CSF NHS. Math Team. Math Club. Sophomore Writes. Principal ' s Honor Roll. Cecilian Singers. A Cappella Choir BAXLEY. GLENN A Cappella Choir. Advanced Drama, Tam- ing of The Shrew, 70 Minutes, Music Man BECKNERD, CAROL Principal ' s Honor Roll BELL, TAMMIE S.K.I. Club, Girls ' Volleyball, Track BENNETT, RAMONA Principal ' s Honor Roll. Junior Honor Guard BENTER. GREG Principal ' s Honor Roll, VICA BENUDIZ. JIM Gymnastics Team BERKLEY, STEPHEN Student Body Treasurer, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Orchestra BIRD, CYNTHIA Principal ' s Honor RoU, S.K.I. Club, Dance Theater Group. CITADEL BJERKE. TINA Secretary of Student Events, Secretary of Recreation, Soph. President. Var. and JV Tennis, CSF NHS, S.K.I. Club, Lanceretles, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Junior Honor Guard, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senate BLACK, CHERYL NHS CSF, Principals Honor Roll. Key Club. Badminton. Tennis BLAZER. SANDRA Var. Tennis Captain, All League Award 1977, Var. Badminton JV Basketball, CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Sr. Senate, P.R.I.D.E, BLINCOE, GINA Swimming. Moore League Medal, Varsity Letter for Three years BOGHOSSIAN, SHALET Advanced drawing and Painting. Honors l. Junior Honor puard, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senate, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Set Painter for Music Man BOND, ED Football, Basketball, Track, Lancer March- ing Band. Orchestra, NHS BOOS, KAREN A Cappella Choir BOWLER, ANTHONY JV Track. CFS BOWERS. SUE David and Lisa , Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, Silver Lule Singers, Advanced Drama, Thespian, NHS, Banner- ettes, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senate BOYD, DEANNA Silver Lule Singers — Manager, Sound of Music , Music Man, Jr. Honor Guard, Principal ' s Honor Roll, A Cappella Choir, Badminton Manager, Pep Club, Key Wel- fare BOYD, DEBi Chambers of Commerce, Pep Club. Interme- diate Dance Program BRALEY. CHERYL A Cappella Choir. Soph. Senate BROWN. SHEILA Basketball. P.R.I.D.E.. Softball BROWN. TROY JV Cross-Country BUCHAN VN. CLAIRE Varsity Swimming BUCK. LAURA Cecilian Singers. A Cappella Choir. CSF ' 79 BUCKLEY. MICHAEL Var. Baseball. Jl-Moore League, All-City, Moore League Champs, Secretary of Boys ' Athletics BUELL, PATRICA CSF, Junior Honor Guard. Principal ' s Honor Roll, German Club BURNAUGH, GEOFF Wrestling, Water Polo BUSHEY. LISA Chamber of Commerce President. Soph.. Jr., and Sr. Senate, Lanceretles, Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF NHS, Cecilian Singers. A Cappella Choir. Sound of Music BUSSELL. JULIE Bank of America Certificate, Varsity Bad- minton, Chamber of Commerce, Sopho- more Writes, Junior Honor Guard, Princi- pal ' s Honor Roll BYRNE. KIM Song 78 - 79. Inter - Club Council. Corre- sponding Secretary. Soph.. Jr., Sr. Senate. Junior Class Sec. Lanceretles. Curriculum and Instruction Committee Secretary. Prin- cipal ' s Honor Roll. CSF NHS. Jr. Honor Guard CALVERT. MICHAEL Var. Tennis. Chamber of Commerce. Soph. Senate. CSF NHS IflO Senior Accomplishments CAMARll.LO, GLORIA lnl(TnuHiiale D.ince RRASCO, LINDA Senior Class Pr !siilenl. Lunc:rrcll«!s-Ll.. Slu- iti-nt Body Roconling Secretary, Oliver , Sound of Music , Mu.sic Man. Soph., Jr.. iiid Sr. Senate, jr. Honor Guard. School Site ouncil, Key Welfare SAS, ROBERT ;OTC Drill Tean) Commander. Cross- nuntry Team, Rifle Team SPERSON. CRAIG Miph. Football. Soph,. [V and Var. Track STANEDA, LILLIAN l..inceretles. P.R.I.D.E.. ROTC. A.F.S. CASTANON. RICHARD IV Baseball Champs 1977 CHANDLER, DEBORAH ' Slalgia Singers. Sound of Music, Lancer- eltes, Cecilian Singers, A Cappella Choir, CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Seal Bearer CHAPMAN. KAREN Silver Lute Singers, Lancerettes, Swim Team. CSF NHS, Sr. Senate. Principals Honor Roll, Basketball Slat, Cecilian Sing- ers. Jr. Honor Guard CHILDRESS, SANDRA Girls ' Var. Softball, [V Baseball, Bat and Slat CHOY, CINDY Key Welfare. Chamber of Commerce. Soph- omore Writes. Accolade. Math Club. Math Team. CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll. Bat and Stat CHRISS. GREG Track. Cross-Country CHRISTENSEN. CURT Var. Football. JV Football Moore League Champs. Soph. Football Moore League Champs CHRISTIAN, JOHN Var.. rv and Soph. Water Polo. Soph. Swim- ming, |V Swimming. Band CIPOLLONE. GEORGE Soph. Football Champs, Soph, and IV Track CIPRIANO. DON Silver Lute Singers. Lance-Reporter, A Cap- pella Choir. All-City Choral Group CODY, ADRIAN Soph, and |V Volleyball. Soph.. IV and Var Basketball COLLINS. KYLE Soph.. I V and Var. Water Polo, Swimming COLVIN. DAN Var. and JV Wrestling, Moore League Champs and Individual, Principal ' s Honor Roll CONNAGHAN. BRIAN Lancer Marchmg Band CORPUS. THERESA Sr. Senate. Badminton COUCH, I, OR I Lancerettes. Soph Srn.ilr, W ' tr . M.ilcs. Cross-Country COURSE, CHERYL HRAC-Pres.. Sec. of liilcnur. ji. Ili.uc.i Guard, Var. Badminton. IV Ba.sketball. Sil- ver Lute Singers — M.iii - i : •- ' i v G.A.A. — Treas. CRABB. TOM Football, Soph Seriidc CRILLY, LISA Lancerettes, CSF CUIE. REGINAHD Wrestling. Lancer Marchmg Band CURL. ROBERT Orchestra. Band, Sr. Senate, Music Man CULTON. DALE Var.. |V and Soph. Track. Lancer Marching Band. Orchestra, Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man CUSTARD. ELOISE DECA, Dino, NHS DAKE, BRUCE Lancer Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra, Oliver , Sound of Music . Music Man D ' AMBROSOI, TONY S.K.I. Club DANTINNE. DANIEL Var.. JV and Soph. Track. JV Cros.s-Counlry DAVEY. YVETTE Var. Swimming. CSF NHS, Principals Honor Roll DEAN, NANCY Student Body Pres.. Silver Lute Singers. Lancerettes — Lt.. Soph, and Jr. Vice-Pres.! Soph., Jr. and Sr. Senate. Oliver . Sound of Music , Music Man, School Site Coun- cil, Hank Stratton Fan Club DELLINGER, BONNIE Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, Stalgia Singers, A Cappella Choir. Dino. ' CSF. Sr. Senate. Cecilian Singers DENNIS, THOMAS Water Polo, Band. Swimming DENTON. STEVE JV Baseball Champs DIAL, PAMELA P.R.I.D.E. IXDBBS. GLENN Soph. Swimming, JV Water Polo DUBEROWSKI, JOYCE Lancerette — Cap. DUGAN, JAY Soph. Baseball DUMM. BRAD Student Body Vice President. Sec. of Public- ity. Soph., JV and Var. Water Polo, Soph.. JV and Var. Swimming, Lance, CSF NHS S.K.I. Club DUNCAN. SHANNON Soph. Jr iiiui Sr. Senate, Citadel, Var. Soft- ball DUNNIGAN.CRAK Var. Tennis. Key i.nil). cnncipiii .s Honor Roll. CSF NHS, Soph, and Senior Senate DURST. DAVID Var., JV and Var. i.n.ss (.nuniry. Soph.. JV and Var. Track EDWARDS, ROCHELLE Dance Theater Group, P.K.I. UK. RLSKEN. MITCHELL Basketball Manager ERICKSON, CHERYL Recording Sec. Sec. of Pubiicuy. i.irls ' Swimming. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Senior Senate ESQUIVEL, DIANE JVBa.sketball, S.K.I. Club EVANS. JIM Lancer Marching Band. Wrestling EYNON. LORI Page One Editor of the Lance, Song 78-79, CSF NHS. Lancerettes, Junior Honor Guard. AFS, Quill and Scroll FALK. MURRAY Golf Team FALK, STEVEN Silver Lute Singers, Pedal Pushers, Var. Badminton. Mascot. Curriculum Commit- tee. School Site Committee. CSF NHS. Soph. Basketball. Chamber of Commerce Sr. Senate. Oliver. A Capella Choir FEIST, TINA A Cappella Choir, Cecilian Singers. Oli- ver FELTS. ANGIE Advanced Drawing and Painting FERRARI, SANDY Boys ' Var. Gymnastics Team FOSTER, BEVERLY Principal ' s Honor Roll. Soph.. Jr.. and Sr. Senate, David and Lisa FOX. CATHLEEN Soph., Jr. and Sr. Senate, S.K.I. Club-Trea- surer, Jr. Honor Guard. Chamber of Com- merce. P.R.I.D.E. FREMGEN. ALAN Var., JV Cross-Country. V r., JV and Soph. Track. Principal ' s Honor Roll, AAA FRYER, CINDY Principal ' s Honor Roll, Lancerettes, Ski Club GALLO, CURT Varsity Wrestling Captain. League Chamos ' 78, NHS GARCIA. CATHERINE Lancerettes, Wres-mates, Fall Correspond- ing Sec. Track, Jr. Honor Guard G VRCIA. PAMELA Lancerettes, Soph. Senate, CSF Senior Accomplishments 191 GARDINER. KAREN IV Girls ' Swim Team GARNER, DANNY Football JV Champs, Varsity Football. Soph. Wrestling GIBSON, WILLIAM Var.. IV. and Soph. Water Polo, Soph, and Var. Swimming. DECA GIERHAN. TERESA Lancerettes, CSF, Ir. Honor Guard, Bat and Stat. Principal ' s Honor Roll GILLENWATER. LISA Lancer Marching Band. Soph.. Ir. and Sr. Senate, Cross-Country GILPIN, CHERYL IV Boys ' Track, Girls ' Var. Cross-Country and Track, CITADEL. Sr. Senate. Junior Achievement GLEASON. KEVIN Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, CSF NHS, Varsity Tennis. JV Cross-Country, Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, Chess Club GOLDISH. lUDITH CSF. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Orchestra, Accolade GOMBRICH. DENISE Lancer Marching Band. JV Swim Team, Swim Team Manager GOMEZ. SYLVIA Cosmetology GONZALES, TERESA DECA, Wres-Mates GOODWIN, ANDREA Bank of America Certificate, JV and Var. Badminton, Tennis, Lance, Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF NHS, Jr. Honor Guard, Sr. Senate. Quill and Scroll, P.R.I.D.E. GORDON, DANA Wrestling, S.K.I. Club GORDON, ROCHELLE Chamber of Commerce, New Student Rep- resentative, P.R.I.D.E., Thespians, Sr. Sen- ate, David and Lisa , Music Man, Hank Stratton Fan Club, Mid-Summer Nights Dream GOTTLIEB, BRETT Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF NHS, Pedal Pushers GREEN. ARLANA P.R.I.D.E., Swim Team, Jr. Honor Guard, Sr. Senate GUTIERRKZ, J, ' Mt;.S Basketball. Baseball HAINLEY, KAREN Jr. Honor Guard HALL, LESLIE Lancerettes HAMMERMEISTER, LYNN Bat and Stat, Key Welfare, Principal ' s Honor Roll, P.R.I.D.E. HARDIN, SUSAN Girls ' Var. Gymnastics HARLOW, JOHN Varsity Football HARMEIER, MARK Var., JV Swimming, Var., JV Water Polo, Var. Basketball. JV Baseball, DECA HARPINE, ROBIN Pep Club HARTEL, THOMAS Var.. JV and Soph. Water Polo, Var.. JV and Soph. Swimming. Stage Crew HAWLEY, LISA Girls ' Varsity and JV Swimming I-IEDBERG, TERRY Var., JV and Soph. Basketball. JV Baseball HENNESSY, TAMMY Girls ' JV Swimming, Lancerettes HERRERA, JULIE Var. Basketball, JV Softball Champs, Var. Softball MVP — Softball HESTER, CHARLIN Lancerettes, CSF, Wres-Mates HICHAM, DALE Soph, and Var. Football, Orchestra. Band. Oliver , Sound of Music . Music Man HILLIS, PAUL Soph, and JV Football League Champs. Var. Football HINSCH, KENDRA Badminton, Cecilian Singers, Accolade. Senior Senate HIX.MIKE JV Baseball HOBBS. RON Varsity Tennis. Math Team. Math Club. Principal ' s Honor Roll. CSF, Chess Club, Senior Senate HOGAN. NANCY Var. Volleyball, Var. Basketball. NOTE Writing Winner HOLLOWAY, BRET Var. and JV Golf, CSF, Principal ' s Honor Roll HONEYCUTT, CHARLES Var. and JV Baseball Moore League Champs. Principal ' s Honor Roll HUBBS. SUSAN Girls ' Var. Tennis, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Orchestra, Oliver . Sound of Music , Music Man INGRAM, JAMES Lancer Marching Band JANKOWSKI, LAURA Silver Lute Singers, ' Stalgia Singers, A Cap- pella Choir. Orchestra, Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, Var. Badminton, CSF NHS JENKINS, PEGGIE Lancerettes 77-78 I JOHNSON, DENA Var. Volleyball, Var. and JV Basketball, Pep- ster Manager, Sr., Jr. and Soph. Senate, Ban- nerettes JOHNSON, STEVE Var. Football All-League. All-City Football, Ul-South Coast Confer. Football JONES, FERN Lanceretle Manager JONES, ROBERT Soph, and JV Water Polo, Soph. Swimming JORDAN. MAUREEN Pres. Chamber of Commerce. IN VEST JUSINO. LAURIE Lancerettes. Junior Honor Guard KALM VN, SHEILA Var. Basketball. Var. Tennis All-League KARIGER, ROBERT CSF, JV Baseball, Var. Football and Basket- ball Athletic Trainer, Bank of America Cer- tificate KEENEY, DEBRA Var. and JV Gymnastics. S.K.I. Club KIMEL, KELLY Bannerettes, Wres-Mates KENNEDY, CATHY Track KENNEDY, SHELLY Jr. and Soph. Senate KING, KATHY Girls ' Cross-Country. Girls ' Track, Lancer- ettes, Jr. Class Sec, Pep Club, Soph.. Ir. and Sr. Senate. CSF NHS KING. SUSAN CSF NHS, Basketball Slats, Soph. Senate, Adv. Photography KINSEY, STEPHANIE Track. P.R.I.D.E. KLINE, MATTHEW Var. Baseball, JV Baseball, JV Golf. Stage Band, Lancer Marching Band, Drill Captain, Orchestra KOCH, SUE Silver Lute Singers, ' Stalgia Singers, Sound v. of Music, Music Man, Lancerettes, lunior Honor Guard, Pep Club KOONTZ, ROBERT Var., JV and Soph. Track. Cross-Country. Senior Senate. Principal ' s Honor Roll KRETSINGER. KAREN Lancerettes, Swimming, Var. Cross-Coun- try, Var. Track, CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Junior Honor Guard KRUGMAN. ELAINE Var. Girls ' Swim Team, JV Volleyball Team, CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll KUECHLIN, LARRY Soph, and JV Football Moore League Champs, Lance Photographer, Accolade LAIRD, LYNETTE I 192 Senior Accomplishments C ' .rh ' Cross-Counlry. Girls ' Track MB. MARK ■oph. anil Varsity Water Polo. Soph, iind p Var. Swimming, CSF NHS, Music Man, [ Orchestra ! LANE. CHUCK ' Var., |V and Soph. Basketball, Key Club. BaskelhallClubTreas. L PORTE, NANCY Key Welfare. InlerClub Council, CSF NfiS, junior Honor Guard, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Curriculum Committee, Cham- ber of Commerce I.AROCQUE.MICHELE ' Vchesira, Lancer Marching Band L TOURETTE, KEN Var and IV Cross-Counlry. Var. and Soph. Track, Stage Crew LAVITT. lOE Soph. Swimming LEHAN. DEBBIE Pep Club. Thespians. Junior Honor Guard, Cecilian Singers, Adv. Drama, Orchestra LESTER, SANDY Bat and Stat. Senior Senate, Soph. Senate, JV Swim Team LEWIS, CHERYL Badminton. Drama LIERA. KELLY Girls ' Gymnastics Team. Sr. Senate, Wres- Males UGHT. SHERYL Flag 78-79. Lancerettes, Var. Track, Var. Cross-Country, Soph., Jr. and Sr. Senate, Principal ' s Honor Roll. CSF NHS UNDSEY, LOYD ROTC, Rifle Drill Team, Color Guard UNGO, PAUL Jr. and Sr. Senate. Soph. Baseball UTHERLAND, TAMI Song 78-79, Boys ' Track — JV. Girls ' Var. Track, Bannerettes LUM. JOHN Silver Lute Singers, AU-City Orchestra, CSF NHS. Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, P.R.I.D.E.. Soph., Jr. and Sr. Senate. Water Polo Team, Swimming LUUGA, AUGUST CSF MADDOCK, DENISE Student Body Pres., Sr.. Jr. and Soph. Class Pres.. Lancerettes, Girls ' State Rep.. Junior Honor Guard. CSF NHS. Principals Honor Roll. Sr.. Jr. and Soph. Senate MAGNERA. GUY Bank of America Certificate, CSF NHS, DECA — Pres., Var. Tennis Captain, Key Club, P.R.I.D.E., Principal ' s Honor Roll MAKINNEY. KATHRINE P.A.C.E., Girls ' Var. Swimming, CSF NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll, National Merit Com- mendation MAPLES. JERRY Var., |V and Soph. Track, JV Cross-Country MARMION, JEAN Lancerettes. Soph, and Jr. Senate. Junior Honor Guard, Principal ' s 1 lonor Roll M RSEILLES, BILL Var. Wrestling MARTIN. JULIE Majorettes — Head, Girls ' Gymnastics Team. ' Stalgia Singers. A C appella Choir, Cecilian Singers, CSF NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Soph., Jr.. Sr., Senate. Junior Honor Guard. Music Man. Pep Club, Chamber of Commerce MAJ UNA. DIANE Lancerettes, Soph., Jr. and Sr. Senate, CSF NHS, S.K.I. Club, Junior Honor Guard, Prin- cipal ' s Honor Roll MAYS, DARYL Diesel Mechanics MILLS. TOM Thespians — Vice Pres., Adv. Drama, A Cappella Choir, David and Lisa , Mid- Summer Night ' s Droam , Taming of the Shrew , Harvey , Oliver , Sound of Music . Music Man, Hank Stratton Fan Club. P.R.I.D.E. MINONZIO, GINI Sec. of Diplomacy, AFS McCOWEN. DAVE Gymnastics McCUNE, ROBIN Swim Team, Drill Team. Junior Honor Guard McDonald, steve Lancer Marching Band. Stage Band. Orches- tra. Oliver , Sound of Music . Music Man, JV Tennis Mcdowell, laurie Swim Team McFARLANE, LINN Sec. of the Press, Lancerettes, Lance Staff. Citadel. Principal ' s Honor Roll McGINNIS, JOE Var. Baseball McINTOSH, SHARI Lancerettes, Bannerettes, Jr. Honor Guard. Wres-Males, Sr. Senate, DECA. Chamber of Commerce. IN VEST, Student Aide MERGELMEYER, DENISE Lancerettes MERRILL. VICTOR EDITOR of the CITADEL. Var. Baseball. Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF NHS. Accolade MOORE, JULIE Bannerettes, Soph. Senate MORALES. LORETTA Orchestra MORAWEK, LINDA Principal ' s Honor Roll, Dance MORENO. LARRY Var. Soph, i-ootball, Mr. Touchdown, Sr. Senate MORRISON, SCOTI Var., JV and Soph. Water I ' olo, Var., |V and Soph. Swimming, Most Valuable , ' Most Outstanding, All-League. All-City, Bank of America Award MUELLER. DON Var. Wrestling, Athlete of the Week, Co- Captain Wrestling Team MUNIZ, YASMIN Thespians, Media Or:(;upations, Sound of Music, P.R.I.D.E. MURPHEY.TIM JV and Var. Basketball, Pres. — Basketball Club, All-League. All-City MURRAY, DON Soph.. JV and Var. Football, Novice, JV and Var. Wrestling, Moore League — 2nd Place NANTAIS, SUSAN DECA NEUMANN. CHiiKYL Swimming Timer. Water Polo Timer, Junior Honor Guard NICKELL, JE UMNINE Soph. Class Pres., Sec. of Recreation. Soph., Jr. Senate, Silver Lute Singers, A Cappella Choir, Lancerettes, S.K.I. Club — Pres.. CSF NHS, JV Tennis, Sound of Music NIELSON, HEIDI Lancerettes. Soph., Jr. and Sr. Senate NISHIKAWA, DANIEL Var. Tennis, Key Club. CSF NOE. JANET Curriculum and Instruction Committee. CSF, Shorthand — 1st Place — Business Education Area Conference. Principal ' s Honor Roll NORTH, SANDY Thespians, Adv. Drama. IN Vest, Key Club, Principal ' s Honor Roll. CSF ORME. SHIRLEY Bannerettes — Manager, Honors Art ORTIZ. ADAM Lance Staff — Advertising Asst., Water Polo OSBORNE, DAVE Lancer Marching Band, LBJCB, Bee Club — Pres.. Chess Club OTT, KARYN Bannerettes, CSF, Soph. Senate, Elementary Aide OTTO, ANTHONY Bank of America Plaque, Boys ' State Dele- gate, Stage Crew — Manager. Thurber Car- nival . Watch Closely Now , Harvey , Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man , David and Lisa, Athletic Trainer, CSF NHS. Curriculum Committee PALMER. STEVE Lancer Marching Band. Stage Band, Adv. Drama, Thespians. Taming of the Shrew , Mid-Su mmer Night ' s Dream , David and Lisa Senior Accomplishments 193 • 1 PARBST. lOHN Soph.. |V Basketball — MVP, Var. Basket- ball. Basketball Club, Accolade — ludge PETERSON. VAUNDA Pep Club PETTI, JOANNE Inter-Club Council Pres.. Sec. of Girls ' Ath- letics. Var.. JV Tennis. Lancerettes — Squad and Manager. Soph., [V and Sr. Senate. S.K.I. Club. jr. Honor Guard, Wres-Mates PICCIRELLO, MARY ANNE Sr. Senate PINKERTON.CLAY Bank of America Plaque, Chess Club — Pres., Math Club — VP, Math Team, VICA PONTIOUS, JEFF Key Club, CSF. Principal ' s Honor Roll PORTER, BILL Football, Student Aide, Soph. Senate POTTER, KEN Var., JV, Soph. Basketball, Basketball Cluti. NHS PRATHER. DOUG Var. Football, Soph. Football Champs PRIOR, JULIE Boys ' Track Team, Girls ' Track — Captain and MVP, Lancer Marching Band, Orches- tra, Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man PULIDO, MARY Cosmetology PYKA. FRANK Bank of America Certificate, Soph., Var. Football, Lancer Marching Band, CSF NHS QUICK, LANAY Sr. Senate, Lancerettes, Thespians — Histo- rian, David and Lisa . Mid-Summer Night ' s Dream . Taming of the Shrew . Harvey, Adv. Drama, Dance QUINN, TIM Soph. Basketball RAINEY, GREG Var. Football, Soph, and JV Football — Moore League Champs RAINVILLE. STEVEN Soph. Reserve Basketball RASMUSSEN. DIANE Var. and JV Volleyball. All-League. Mnore League Champs RATLIFF. LEIGH ANN Accolade — Co-Editor, CSF — VP, Sr. Sen- ate, Junior Honor Guard, Principal ' s Honor Roll RAU, JAMES ROTC — Battalion Commander, Deputy Commander RAY, BOBBY Var. Football, Var. Track RAY,IANELL Lancer Marchng Band RAYBURN, KIM Var. Cheerleader — Head, Adv. Dance, Rose Parade Committee, S.K.I. Club. IN Vest, P.A.C.E. RAZO, VERONICA Soph., Jr. and Senior Senate. Chamber of Commerce, Citadel Staff, Pepster Manager READ, JOEL Var. and JV Football, Novice and |V Wres- tling. Silver Lute Singers, Lance Marching Band, Sound of Music RENAKER, PAUL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF of the LANCE, Page 3 Ed., Page 4 Ed. Cub Edition, Sec. of the Press, Var., JV and Soph. Football, CSF NHS, Sr. Senate. Quill and Scroll, Princi- pal ' s Honor Roll, Lance Staff — Nice Guy Award RHODES, TRUDIE Lancerettes — Manager, P.R.I. D.E., DECA RICHARDSON, MARY P.R.I.D.E. RICIE. LAURIE Bannerettes, IN Vest, P.R.I.D.E., Prin. Honor Roll 1 ennis, RIES, MICHAEL Soph.. JV and Var. Basketball, Academic Athlete, Basketball Club — Pres., Soph. Senate, Prin. Honor Roll, Citadel ROBERTS, BRIAN Stage Crew, Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man . Thurber ' s Carnival . Har- vey , David and Lisa, Var., JV, Soph. Football Trainer, Curriculum Committee. German Club ROBINSON, DAVID JV and Var. Cross-Country, Soph, and Var. Track, All-League — All-City Cross Country ROBINSON, ELIZABETH Soph, and Jr. Senate ROBINSON, JAMES Head Athletic Trainer — Football and Track, Curriculum Committee. Silver Lute Singers. New Student Rep. ROSS. TINA CSF. Bat and Stat, Junior Honor Guard. Principal ' s Honor Roll, S.K.I. Club ROSE. TERRI Lancerettes ROSENLOF, RAELENE Girls ' Var. Softball. A Cappella Choir, Orchestra, Oliver, CSF NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll ROUNDS, TOM Wrestling, ROTC, Principal ' s Honor Roll. Lancer Marching Band, Golf RUZEK, LAURIE Flag Girl 78-79, Lancerettes SANCHEZ, THERESA JV Tennis CIF, Var. Tennis. Var. Badminton SANDERS, MARGIE Citadel, Principal ' s Honor Roll J NDERS, KAREN Drama, Dance, Radio and TV, Jr. and Sr. Senate SANDERS, ROBERTA Drill Team, Dance, P.R.I.D.E., IN Vesf, Dance Certificate SATHER, LARRY Var. Football — Quarterback, Soph. Foot- ball SCHINDLER, JULI Lakewood Dance Theater Group. Lancer- ettes SCHOEPF, DAN Var. Football, Silver Lute Singers, Var., JV and Soph. Basketball, H.R.A.C, Harvey , Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man SCHMEDAKE, THOMAS CSF NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll. Key Club. Chess Club. Math Club, Badminton Club 5CHMIDT, BEN Var., JV and Soph. Res. Basketball. Lancer Marching Band, Principal ' s Honor Roll SCHUSTER. NANCY Var. and JV Volleyball, Var. Swimming — MVP SCHUSTER. TERI Bannerettes, A Cappella Choir, ' Stalgia Singers, Orchestra SCHWARTZ, KAREN Principal ' s Honor Roll. Junior Honor Guard, Lancerettes, Bannerettes SCHWARZBACH, GLENN Cross-Country, Track, Band, Orchestra, CSF NHS SETHMAN, RICHARD Var. Football, Citadel Staff SHELLARD, DENISE Lancerettes SICOLO, CAMILLE Lancerettes, Soph, and Jr. Senate, Chamber of Commerce SIRIGNANO, EDDIE Basketball SJOBLOM, STEVE CSF NHS. Var. Tennis. Key Club, Sr. Sen- ate, Principal ' s Honor Roll. Tennis Club, Badminton Club SMITH, KAREN Var. Cheerleader ' 78, Sr. Class Vice Pres., Jr. Senate, Sr. Senate, P.R.I.D.E.. CSF 5MITH. MIKE Stage Crew — Vsst. Tech. Director, Sound of Music , Music Man . Harvey , David and Lisa SPIRTOS, EMILY Student Body VP, Sec. of St. Events, CSF NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Soph. Class Sec, Soph. Class VP, Soph., Jr. and Sr. Sen- ate, Key Welfare, Lancerettes, Jr. Honor Guard i I 194 Senior Accomplishments STAm. DAVID IV Water Polo, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Quill ,in(l Scroll — Pres., Lanco Staff — Bu.sincss M.in.iL ' rr, fihiifllrs F.iri riiili — I ' l-...; r,!,. STKEGE, I.AUKA Sec. of Alhltitics, CSF NMS, Principals Honor Roll, Soph., |r. and Sr. Senate. S.K.I. Club. IV and Var. Volleyball. |V .ind Var. Basketball. |V and Var. Softball SI ELI ER. DAVID Soph. Football STEVENS, MARK Lancrr Marching Band. Orchestra. SlaHo Band. Oliver . Sound of Music Music Man STEWART. DALE Soph.. IV Football Champs, IV and Var. Track. Principal ' s Honor Roll, |r. Senate, CSF NHS, Citadel Staff. Track Club — Pres. STORER, KIM DECA. Lancerettes STOUT. ELLEN Orchestra. Sophomore Writes, Accolade, Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man STRALING, MARY Potential 4.0, JV and Var. Softball, CSF STRATTON, HANK HRAC. Harvey ' . Taming of the Shrew . Mid-Summer Night ' s Dream . David and Lisa , Sound of Music , Music Man. Sil- ver Lute Singers. Thespians — Pres.. Adv. Drama, Accolade — Editor, Lance — Humorist, Quill and Scroll Advisory Coun- cil, ' Stalgia Singers STRATTON, MIKE Var. Gymnastics. Principal ' s Honor Roll SULENSKl, JONATHAN S.K.L Club, Latin SUTHERLIN, RALPH Soph, and Var. Water Polo, All-League. All- City, Soph., JV and Var. Swimming, CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll TABOADA. MARGARET Song ' 78-79, Lancerettes. Soph. Senate TANNER. CLIFF Var.. JV and Var. Track TAYLOR. BILL Soph. Basketball, JV Baseball, Principal ' s Honor Roll TAYLOR. CYNTHIA Cecilian Singers, A Cappella Choir, DECA TAYLOR. KATHY Flag 78-79, Uncerettes. CSF NHS, Sr. Class VP and Sec, Soph.. Jr. and Sr. Senate. Jun- ior Honor Guard, JV Softball, Principal ' s Honor Roll TEISSERE.JIM Soph, and JV Track. Soph, and JV Cross- country THEEL, CHERYL Bannerettes THOMPSON. CHERYL Cross-Counlry — Muoro League Champs. Track — Moore League Champs. Sr. Senate, Lancerettes THOMPSON. DEBBIE Lancerettes. Drill Team THOMSKN, MARK JV Baseball Co-Captain — Moorf I.e.iKiie Champs. Boys ' State Rep, THURBER, CHRIS Var., JV and Soph. Football TILLER. RON Var. Football — Two Year Letterman. Soph. Football. Soph, and JV Wrestling TOBIAS. ANTOINETTE Var. Track. Var. Cross-Country, Pep Club, HRAC TODRZAK, STEVE Soph. Football TOTH. MIKE Var. Wrestling TURNER, JULIE Lancerettes, Soph. Vice Pres., S.K.I. Club, Girls ' Volleyball VANCE, SANDY Girls ' Softball, Boys ' Swimming and Water Polo — Manager, Bat and Stat, CSF, Princi- pal ' s Honor Roll. Soph. Senate VANDERMEYEN. VALERIE Orchestra, Oliver VAQUER. ISMAEL JV Football, Soph. Wrestling VERGARA. CYNTHIA Song 78-79, Lancerettes, Jr. Honor Guard. Principal ' s Honor Roll VOSO. JOHN CSF, Principal ' s Honor Roll WADGE, SUSAN Jr. Honor Guard WAGNER, JIM Var. Basketball — Manager, Outstanding Beginning Woodshop Student WALTON, LINDA Sec. of Arts and Awards, Student Consult- ant, Inter-Club Council — Pres., Sec. of the Interior, Lancerettes, Sophomore, Jr. and Senior Senate, Wres-Mates, CSF NHS, S.K.I. Club WATTS, LINDA Lancerettes, Wres-Mates, NHS WELCH, KATHY Silver Lute Singers. Thespians. Music Man . Sound of Music, A Cappella Choir, Hank Stratton Fan Club — Pres., Cecilian Singers — Accompanist, Adv. Concert Dance. CSF NHS. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Soph. Senate, Var. Wrestling. B.A.B.S. — Pres. WHEELDON. NORM Lancer Marching Band, Stage-Band Wl DTK, DAVE Soph. Football. Soph Wri silirii WHITNEY. JOHN Soph. Reserve Baskiilball — Manager. Var. Basketball — M.in.iHcr WIDELL. RICK Lancer Marching Band. Drum Major, Orchestra, Soph. Senate. Lance — Reporter, Quill and Scroll Advisory Council, B.Y.B.S., Var. Track, ' Oliver , Sound of Music , Music Man, Hank Stratton Fan Club, Air- lines Occupations — Pres. WILBER, JACK Soph. Water Polo WILCOTT, JANET CSF NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Jr. Honor Guard, Lancer Marching Band, Orche,slra, Oliver . Sound of Music. Bannerettes. Soph. Senate WILLIAMS. CINDY JV Volleyball — Most Improved. Varsity Volleyball — Lifesaver Award, Moore League Champs ' 78 WILLIAMS. ISHMAEL Football. Basketball. Track. Drill Team — ROTC. Tennis WINGATE. TAMMY CSF NHS. P.R.I.D.E.. Soph. Senate, Jr. Sen- ate, Chamber of Commerce, AFS. Princi- pal ' s Honor Roll. Inter-Club Council WINTON. SUSAN CITADEL WYMAN. ROBIN Lancer Marching Band. Orchestra. Stage Band, Oliver , Sound of Music . Music Man. Curriculum Committee. Instruction Comm. WTYNDER.JEANNINE CSF, P.R.I. D.E., Girls ' Gymnastics Team WYNN, KELLY Soph, and Var. Track YEATES. GAYLE JV Basketball — MVP — Moore League Champs, JV Softball — Moore League Champs. Var. Basketball. Var. Softball. 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Tom Heslin Cheryl Het .el Mike Heyne Tony Hicks Kelly Higgs Donald Hill Wes Hill Walt Hilhs Crystal Hilton Shelly Hines Russ Hobbs Steve Hockenbury Lori Hoffman Cheryl Hoffman Randy Hogan Stacey Hogge Debbee Hokanson Lisa Holloway George Hooper Eric Horton Mark Howard |eff Hudson Steve Huff Mike Hughes Tami Hughes Janice Hulstrom Sophomores 227 Julie Hulslmm Paiti Huss Tania Ichikawa Sabine Ijams Thonda Ingram Mark Iverson [anice |a(;kson Richard Jackson Tom Jackson Candy Jacobsen Ron James Glynda Jenkins Glynn Jenkins Devon Jell Ernie Jimenez Dana Johanson Dan Johnson Daniel Johnson Dean Johnson Margaret Johnson Steve Johnson Laurel Johnston Scott Jokinen Donald Jones Jackie Jones Jimmy Jones Matt Jones Pam Jones Rob Jones Tom Jones Vance Joyce Diane Juarez Diane Justesen Richard Justice Bruce Katterfeld Kay Kearney Don Kennedy Tanya Kennedy Kim Kenzel Larry Kezeli Nancy Kellerstrass Susan Kellog 228 Sophomores DiivKl Kelly K(!vin King Richard King Gary Kinser Aiulroa Kissack Donna Kistner Shawn Knecland |im Kollcr Gary Koomcn Irimns Koonlz Kii;k Koonlz Kjchard Kohlwcy Clover Krass Shelly Kuechlin Susi{; Kueslner lanici! Kiirlh Danny Laforell Milch Lampson Craif Lane Blaine Larker Andy Laurilo Brent Lavid Vicki Lawrence Chris Lawson |ody Lee Rhonda Lee Steve Leffler Norma LeCaspi Dave Leifheit Ron Leland |im Lessley Judy Leyn Shari Levy Cathy Lewis Linda Lewis Phillip Lewis leff Light Lori Lind Patrick Linehan David Linneman Jim Linyard Ellen Little Laura Littrell Dan Lopez N4ike Losoya Lori Loucks Sophomores 229 Carl Lozada Tamera Luniiberg Christine Luna Ron Luniz Galen Lynch Kim Lynch Paul Macnee Roberta Madison Darryl Madrid Ciirrie Magness Debby Mahoney Susie Maingol Maria Makin Kdlhy Malec Melissa Mallahan Margarel Manders Ulura Manfjold Kristin Manning Tim MarckstadI Alan Marino Darlenc Marino Ed Marrah Steve Martin Mark Masessa Tony Mason Denise Massrey Peggy Mathiew Domista Mathis Havoella Mathis Todd Matlock Wes Maxson John Maxwell Matt May Charlotte Mays Lori McClaugherty Page McCiure lenny McConnell Kalhryn McDaniels Laurie McDermott Vince McDonell Teri McGee EdMcGill Laura McGoldrick Jill McGowan RickMcGrath Rhonda Mcintosh Patty Mclnvale Christy McKay Telford McKee Erin McKinney 230 Sophomores Tony McMilliin Aiiroti McNaIr HillMi:N;ill Tiiiii McVriy |,incl Mi ' diiiii SiUci Medina Ri ' .a Mcniiir adch Scoll M( ' rc:h,inl Rohcrl Mid«cll Andrea Miller Brian Miller Carrie Miller |oAnn Miller Karen Miller Kellie MUler Liura Miller Matt Miller Roljerl Miller Tim Miller Lisa Mills Kathy Minafee Wayne Miniehiello Marcy Miskovich Perry Mitchell Kellie Mobley lannette Mofokeng Rachel Mofokeng Marsha Montgomery Carole Moore Floyd Moore lames Moore Kathy Moore Tina Moran Lance Morchison Tim Morgan Tony Morgan Chris Morlatt Ron Morris Cynthia Morrison Sheryl Morr ison Sheri Morrison Marion Morrison Diana Mortenson Bob Moses William Mosos Mike Munson Andrew Murphy Karen Murray Glenda Murrey Cheryl Musselwhite Sophomores 231 Debbie Musseluhilo ( QareMurtaugh Eric Negao Joanne Nagle ( Russ Naranjo Scoll Needham Mike Neil Julie Nelson Cindy Nelson Robert Newman Carrie Nelteberg Debra Nettles Dwighl Nield Maria Nishikawa David Ocampo Theresa Oglesby Susan Olds Robert Olson Elrvvin O ' Malley Tina O ' Neal Dan Owens John Pacetti Geri Pador Carol Padfield Mary Page Mike Paieri Hermann Pannes Alberta Parker Bob Parker Kelly Parsons Stephanie Patchen Sherrie Patten Robin Peeler Leann Pejchee Mike Pelegron Silvia Pereyra Hopie Perez Wendy Perkms Daren Perostein Elric Perrodm Debbie Persing Arlene Peterson Laura Peterson Brent Philpy Veronica Picrett Ron Pierce 232 Sophomores iis K Ad.ini Pilchmiin Adrciii Pimiilon P.illy Pin.uihi KjllivPiiiilcr Leo Pincy loiin Pinkorlon Helen Polrior Brent Poole Denise Popp Bruce Pope Debbie Popejoy Uave Powers Pam Powers Cindy Presley Tracy Priest [ulie Prybycien Kalhy Putren Mike Racine Dianna Radford Susan Rainey Steve Rainier Tom Rapacz Mary Ray lanet Raymond Mario Ra .o Lisa Recinos Ijuri Redman Mike Reed Peggy Replogle Rjchard Rey |ohn Rey Henry Rey Karen Richardson Bobby Richmond Dan Risetler CherylJ iller lohn Rizzo Stafford Robb Mike Roberts Barb Robinson Darryl Robinson Jennifer Robinson Scott Robinson Valeri Robinson Wally Roebuck Robert Roghair Sophomores 233 Randy Romberg Sandra Roop Don Ross Tony Ross Randy Rounds George Roy Karen Ruder Sherri Rudison Mike Runyan Alisa Rupp David Rupp Shelley Rupp Gt!na Russum Denise Rutherford Lorelei Ryan Dana Rydell Paula Saavedra Ron Sabatini Carlene Sadler Santiago Salas Ruben Salcedo John Samuelson Kathy Sanchez Cinnie Sanders Sieve Sanders Dean Santiago Mary Sauceda Richard Saunders Robert Saunders Chris Shnars Mike Schneider Linda Schoenberger Karen Schuman Randy Sciarra Craig Scott Kalhy Seals Lisa Searcy Val Sederholm Tom Seeker Anthony Sena Tricia Shadwell Daniel Shapiro Tracy Sheehan Michael Shehan Debbie Shellard Troy Sherrod W W 234 Sophomores Icilui shook Shc ' lly Shores I ' iiiiKrlii Short Nancy Shrum Andrea Shiibin David Shiill ' I ' ami Silva RenoR Silvia April Simkinds Traci Sindair Marc Siris Marv Slafjk Sh( ' lly Slavic Tina Slaii hlcr 1 liiniphr(!y Sleegers i ' onya Smalls ( harmaine Smith Gary Smith Howard Smith Sh(Mla Smith KenSmiIhgall [ennifer Spear Steve Spooner Lori Springer r.regStallings Ernest Stallworth Suzanne Sleege Austin Steele Robin Stephenson Heather Stewart Scott Stewart Darrell Stinson Melody Storms JimStralcy Otis Straughter Kim Stringer Mike Stuart Tammy Sturgill Christine Suapai Doug Summers John Sumner Suvicha Suviyanon Chris Syverson SueTamney Linda Tasiemski Mike Taub Sophomores 235 Debbie Taylor Go rdie Taylor Ronjean Teson DanTheel Andy Thomas Greg Thomas Cecilia Thompson Mike Thompson Jeff Thornton Julie Thurston Rita Tibbs Joyce Till Raean Tiller Christy Todd Doug Todd Pol Toledo Jeff Tollefson Scott Toro Melissa Tower Lynn Tracy Reid Tracy Renee Tracy Katrina Traucht Rob Trone Joan Tucker Kevin Tucker DougTillis Janet TuUos Jeff Turner Dee Underwood Sam Uandiver Debbie VanValkenburg Elias Vasquez Mary Vasquez Bill Veal John Vierra RickVillalba Maurice Vines Destry Vining Bill Wagner Debbie Walden Marcia Waldrum Debbie Walker Lee Walker Robert Walker Cheryl Wall 236 Sophomores Miilanie W.illiich KosrWiird Sli vi; Wiirncr |(!ff WiirrcMi ToitI Wiirrcn Kiirin Wiir .yhok |ii(li Wi:iiv( r l);ivi! W(;i:ks Hiuldy Welch l-irry Welch r.iminy Weld ji ' .iiiiic Wi ' llman Sharon Wcntzel Sheryl West |()hn Whccldon KimWhi ' clcr RoliiM-l Whistler Mailc Whidoy Brenda Wiesner Patti WlldHr Robert Wilkins |uan Williams Karen Williams Paul Williams Philip Williams Richard Williams Sandra Williams Dori Willingham lohn Wilmshurst Georgina Wilson Bill Windshcimer Richard Winscott Kathy Winton Chris Wofford Eric Welford Debbie Woltkamp Drew Wonacoll David Wood Diane Wood Denise Woodlock Christine Woods Ron Woofter Tina Word Billy Wyatt Patrick Wynne Mike Yarnell Sandy Yates Pat Yeoman Cheryl Young Gianna Youngblood |ae Yu Kalene Zealand lames Zepeda Bret Ziegler Jerry Zimmer Mary Zimmer Sophomores 237 e nation was entranced by VOYAGER ONE ' S pictures of upiter. 2. PRESIDENT CARTER signed the pardon for PATTY HEARST. 3. The world ' s first TEST TUBE BABY was born to English par- ents. 4. The first Polish Pope, JOHN PAUL II, had his coronation. 5. A PSA 727 was involved in the nation ' s worst air disaster over San Diego. 6. The REV. JIM JONES led 912 of his followers to mass suicide in Jonestown, Guyana. 7. TENG HSIAO-PING formalized U.S. — Sine relations with a visit to America. 8. The magic of LARRY BIRD amazed American basketball fans. 9. PRESIDENT CARTER ' S middle Eastern diplomacy finally ended in a peace treaty. 10. AEROSMITH headlined the record-setting California Music Festival. 11. The ROCKY HORROR PIC- TURE SHOW drew hundreds of movie fans weekly. 12. The SHAH OF IRAN fell to a violent revolution. 13. The first trans-Atlantic crossing by ballonists in the EAGLE II. 14. MORK AND MINDY was the hit of the 1979 television season. 238 It Happened in 1979 14 It Happened in 1979 239 Memories Of things pressed long ago In old, faded books Are priceless Reminding us of The tears we ' ve cried iAnd the smiles we ' ve shared. hey fill our hearts ' With sentiments of the past. And yet The memory of a friend Is worth so much more ' ' Than a card or photograph For it leaves a happiness And joy in the heart And mind Which can never be replaced But will last For all time. Linn McFarlane ' 79 Quentin Wood Jayne Barton Victor Merrill Susan Adams Jayne Barton Cynthia Bird Dick Brown Adam Bruce Lori Clare David Covarrubias Patty Dennis Shannon Duncan Cheryl Gilpin Jeff Hawkins Tom Hochhausler Edwin Hoffman Tania Ichikawa Victor Merrill THANKS: James Mogan Teri Nies Ron Norblett Marc Passantino Veronica Razo Carrie Ries Raymond Ramos II Marcie Sanders Kurt Schoenberger Lisa Seislove David Staiti Susan Winton Cindy Herzog Eric Winters Morris and Pat Adger, Ellie, Randy, Claudia Timothy B Donald Clm r . Str r Ivlcly Erwm Eisi ' i,!)(T, KerTFrry VyFr3y. Arlene Gardner Jeff Jones Harold Judsa Fred Kimbre Shirley Mintzes Doris Taylor and to all of faculty who we so cooperative during the year. 1 240 Thank You •• «dk«BM ' . X, 3 J y %. til n pa. 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